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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sand.
Henry WieliHg returned Thursday
fru,n q week 9 visit 10 Rice on Little:
ltock ! Ike. s:s.. 4.
Ed. benfield Of P,erz celled on
frie. de i town Friday.
rs PETE BrauseM took i had Of wheat
u Pie,z "Wednesday 8
P<,ar M.eil.r urove to Pie,z Friday.
John Hesch il on the sick list. "
Mrs. II, Dengel lett We'lne.da for
Pieiz on u weeks visit with her
oangh:tr, Mrs. Nick Mueller.
MIR. anu Mrs. Casper ThOmmes cele-
b. ateti their golden wedding Wednes-
Gay. ~ II
l.. Wiener of Pierz vas buying
cattle IN this vicinity lat week. 81.
benna AID Auu,e HeurinR returned
Thursday from 4 week 8 visit v itn Iel.
atives il. st. Jue. II
Anton Demuth drove to P,erz on
business "a; uIuay. .:.>.. .~z-
JOhL Mlschke transacted business IN
Pi IL Tnes-a>.
8 l ne uance and basket social held at
Mu, Her brus. hall "Wednesday was well
att-pued aud all had a tine time.
& Peter Mueller drove to fierz Thurs
da, on business.
Chas. Wihscncr aud Roger West
ahuluer were Roy alton visitors Weunes-
day.
John kinger " as a visitor IF the Mr..
<aIu Mis-. Mihe Sand home Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12
&C. Anu q. a. &. ELECIa
OFFICERS.

The II wing raDad seae installsd
a. !. flee of the W. K. q. for the en-
slling yea, at their hall January s.:
Pres. lille Cantisli.
s. " Mary Gatchell
q j. MARY Hills ...5
Chap. D,.A TnO-ne.
Treas. Alinna Slelhou.
Con. Lillian nsnne.
Asst Cpu.-Flura Renick. ssI
q. ,lor Bearers Lizzie Ha, ting. Ella
Keller, Hattie Ballsiger, Josephine
DswsOn. "
Guard hOeha Arnold.
Asst. Guard Emma Rnse.
Past lnstruct0r-DOra Whitman.
Press Corresponding Kat. Gray.
Mnsici nj lille CHAMP, rs. q
the Corps invites tha members Of
Workman pest 10 be pr. sen, at the in
s.allatiOn f its officers. he conductor
and her assistant, accompanied by the
color bearers, presented themselves at
the uOOr o. the Post room aid es-
c,.r.cd ITS mem be- 8 to their room after
installa1ion. Tn. Corps president
called On Com ade j. G. Burial, l. j.
Bate, Dura Coz uln ana Paul Noe for
reuia,ks when we've well received.
aft"r which tire ladies Of the Corps
served - Delicious lunch, which re-
ceived much praise from the par': kers.
Nike
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Jan. 2 to 9 Lift Wallma.k is visit
ing at Hoffman.
Edwin Wsllmark returned from q
visit at Hoffman and vicinity Satur-
day last.
Mrs. L. p. Ford was the hostess on
New Years dav, when her children all
partook of ninuer with her; alsu
Messrs. E. Christensen and .on, John.
Ernest Brand was also a guest curing
the afternoon and evening.
Miss Alice Cock il GU tho sick list.
Sam Marti0 was lake caller Thurs.
day morning.
Miss Degnan arrived on the stage
Saturday, nav ing visited ut her home
at Pine River during a vacation of two
weeks.
Miss Edith Jones returned 10 Der
school at the Pint tctool Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs, VIM. Lynn lett for
Vineland Saturday moraing-40 dc.
grees below zero. Ugbl
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12
SWANvlLLE

Jan. -10.-Miss Adeline Becker OF st..
Cloud, who has been visiting friends
IN S&anville ana vicinity, returned
home Thursday.
Miss Ethel smith returned from st"
Clouu SATURDAY, where she spent her
holiday vacation. :: ,.s.~. I
Albert McRae and Harry Vincent
left for ReImer. last week, where tley
are. to be employed IN the woods the
rest Ut the winter -..<',>. Er..cr =.
Mr.. Nelson, principal in the local
schools, returned from New London
Saturday. where he had been spending
his vacation. 49,, ~ - .'S."
/ Miss Laura Mitchell left for her
school In the southern part OF tha state
Friday after spenning part Of her VA
cation with her pe.iente, Mr.. and Mrs.
70. Mitchell of this village. -. vi ~:
Miss Matte Mlelke returned from
Elgin, Saturday morning, where she
had spent her vacation with her
parents. ~
/ Miss rheclA Pearson visited With
friends IN tho village day last week.
Miss Amy Chambers has closed .
successful term It school in the Pear
con district and is spending her vaca-
tion under The parental root. -. .,.A
/ Last Thursday evening some one
broke into Otto Goetz saloon and
stole some mt Dev amounting tn atOut
s.. 90. Frank Luli. who had been loaf.
I ing abont town tor a few days, was
suspected. He was taken before JUS
tico Root. PETE aud confessed. The
authorities took him TO Little Falls
Saturday morning to await the action
i ~ fino Grand inPv. -
| MIS-. Mitchell is enjoying visit
from her parents. who arrived Mon.
Miss Freida Mielke. who is teaching
linear Royalton, returned to resume her
schoM work last Saturday. s#.t 4aY
Chas.. Stith attended to business
tmatters in the cities several days last
week. 49,,
l. win Stems returned TO Minneapolis
last week. where De is attending the
state university. .i1~s; - @H~,s + -
L. Mr.. and 4Ars: 0oetx enjoyed q VISIT
from relatives, last wesk. N .sz X,
7 Miss Eva Mitchell. who has bean "a
7 tina cities for several weeks reoeivip9
medical treatment, was not able % re-.
turn SATURDAY to s9ume her school
dutIee. Mrs. John Music - substitut-
lang for her during her absence. zL's
u Both the pubic and Lutheran SCHOOL,
! began Monday after q two weeks Va
N cation. s*r. II Il Az : s,,. =, j
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Jack Kiewel, brvueht . load e his
Gus, 0mars Friday.
The col0tst No had 90 far was -
fellow frilxy morning.
The infant It A. a. Hesch and wife
0ied 1hu'sdav Of pneumonia at the
age IT u days.
Peter Dansen IL hauling word for
his brother. GeolRe, these cold days.
joe SAND. who left for Canaea iaat
spripg, ID home gu Snort visit with
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12
GREEN PRAIRIE

Jan. 8. r. Neil mas \left for Canada
on q visit.
+ Jue ami Axel Anderson made bnsi-
ness trip to Little. Falls Saturday.
6e0rge 3 an>On ard Arvid Anderson
attenueu the masquerade Dance gwen
at the Little Elk school house Satur.
day evening". ....
Miss Emma Wallpe returned last
week from visit with her sister at
N lamere, Nd.
Cuas. Anderson sbelled corn with the
gasoline engine for Joe and Arvld
Anderson Wednesday,.
e JOnn Miller of Spokane Wash. is
here on visit with friends. ~>
Miss Hllna Anderson entertained q
day AFTERNOON.
Wing Saturday, where he had been
employed.
M. and Mrs. j. Carlson visited
friends at Belle Prairie last week.
Say Did you stop 10 think 1t is Leap
year7 Just watch thu girls run.
Miss Alma Wallre is honsa from Lit
tie Falls fir visit with her parents.
HAIRY Carlson Hadn a business trip
to little Fall Saturday.
Axei And-r~,n made visit with
fripnus in Darling thursday.
Jonn Hanson is home from NORTH
DAKOTA for q visit y it'll his parents.
Mis- Mary Anderson entertained q
few friends at q dinner Friday.
A Darling rahhit chaser visited
Dreep Praiti e Sunday, but the rabbit
he was aftar WAS not very hard Ia
catch. Lap year, eh. ::
| .Chas. Anderson Is staying at Little
Falls for few days. 49, ..
Miss Mamie Schlsx, entertained
friends from Dlxvilie last week.
Miss Hilda Ande' son, who is teach.
Ing school at Belle Psairie. came home
Ffiday evening for q visit with hel
parents. returning Sunday evening.
Misses Emma and Alua Waline en-
tertained few friends Saturday even.
Is ie cold1 Oh! don't be % cold. You
know its leap year; pity the girls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

tho holidays. Miss Esther Peterson
Is again N charge.
"a very Gid ave- has passed over
hero during the week. Forty dsgr, ca
below xrrO vas registered several
mornings.
!. B-ru,.nrti HokeDs0n, who spent 8
week conducting s.rvic s ct Flens-
burg, arrived last Saturday for
weeks visit with Rev. Gustafson and
family. *s,s :s:
Miss Anna Anderson lett last week
for Minneapolis, where she will .,lH
employed, after spending suine time
visiting with nrr parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. y. Anderson.
Frank Hanson left for st. Peter
Monday. where he attends college.
after enjoying mis- vacation at home
with parents and frienua
Miss Caroline Pearson, who spent
Chri: tmas with parents IT. Darling ar
rived last week to resume her duties
as teacher of scno. |. uistric, So.
Mf. Lundgten of Flensburx arrlve,
Saturday tor short business visi,
her, and returned to his hume SUNDAY
afternoon.
Miss Hulda Carlson lift Monday TOR
Minneapolis to resume work after en-.
joying visit 1T her home here curing
y couple weeks.
Tue school of district 81 which Wa.
to open Monuay has been no tponea q
week on account Of cold weather.
Miss Olga frisk left saturday for st.
Paul, ~heTe she is employed after q
shOrt visit at her home.
kev. J. A. 1ustatsoR will conduct
services ut Flensbnry Saturday even.
iE8 and Monuay.
Victor AndWLod entertained q num-
Der IT "is ftiends thursday q. enjuR in
honor of his birthday anniversary. Re-
Treatments were servei1 anu. all re-
ported an enjoyable evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12
:UP3Al.A

Il Jan. Sc. Hanson was q Burtrum
caller Monday. :..: .essS;4. e; ~
Oscar Carlson was q visitor at Swan
lille last Monday. !, 40 -.ss.
= Herman Frisk was visitor at Free.
mort lat Saturday. s.. Sc :.
Miss Till,e Olson left for st. Paul
Saturday after enjoying q couple
week. visit with her parents.
Many have taken advantage Of our
big Subscription fer. Have y0u9
q Hiss Wv ian Lundgren arrived from
Flahsbnrg Saturday for q weeks visit
"a ith frienrs IN orr village. SIS s.. s
IT aa school u, di6trlct 10. IS 0p6n&1
!. Last l,.es--.a1 aftsr SsSs;;:..s5 l2.sa3 ov.l
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Wednesday. ~. y 7
Thnss that wsre q tho party held at
the Mr.. anu AIs. John Dehler home
Sunday arc Ed Regime and Martha
HOrtsch, Annie MuAllcr, Katle.
Mary, l.i11io and Feru,naud Den gel
Peter B,ausen, Hubert, Peter and
WIN. Kal1enberg. The evening Vas
spent playing OH KINDS Of games. A
midnight lunch was served. all nau q
good time.
Andrew Faust. hauling beer for
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12
The following named we're installed
as cffic RI OF Workman Post to serve

The following named were installed
as cffic rs OF Workman Post to serve
the ensuing yer.
Co'nmander-J. G, Burial.
). Wv. Fl Gray.
j. vi. j. Bates. "a
AdJt.-Dnra Corhin.
Chap.-lohn TO- ken.
=. MI. j. Clark:
o. DC. d. Friend.
0 G.-Morrin Bryant.
Past Iustructur-I. J. Bates.
Q. A. Sargt-Panl Noe. r.. -.
The following named comrades "a
clved tn. ir final musterOut on dates
named in year 1911. 49,.
Alnert r. Thelon, January. aged
SO years.
c. A. Ramsdill. May 4, age1 IS
Years.
) G. Kemp May y. aged ~ years.
W. E. Harting, August 26, aged
20 years.
Al. C. Cantie Id, November Is, aged ~
years.
J. W. Quinn, December, 1s, aged ~
years.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Mrs. n. W. Chance will have charge
of the next meeting Of the STUDY club
which is to be hell Monday evening at
th~ Carnegie library parlors. An e.
cellent program has been prepared for
the occasion. 800
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Relatives here have received notice
that John Mausbach,. q, weu.knowu
Little Fails boy. was successful in
passing the examinations fLr licensed
drugRist in tho sta'e OF Warrington,
ana is now located ia Seattle. '
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

y. N. Lakin. who has been en-
ployed in the woods this. winter, was
taken TO Fra1+e last week, having beeu
quite ba'ilv hurt as the result of q
hursa kicking aim. Mrs, Lakiu left
for that place Monday evening. r..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12
!1!!u.!ckyaAN

Jan. l3.-Llx1te Meyer left for Lit
u falh Tuesday, whore che viii
work this winner.
All had line time at the party hello
At the NJ. anu Ars. John Kelxenberg
home Monday. =.
jos Hortsch va : county seat visitor
Tueaday. CT. - -
Nd. Kapsner IN on tho sick list.
L honellunhisch drove to Piers
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Chaa. Anderson of Green Prairie
u ent to the Hospital the latter p.rt OF
last week 10 receive treatment for an
injured hand.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

James 1emplet,n of Brainerd, stu
dent at the local buAiness coll. GO. re-.
Turned home Monday evening to accept
position as bonkkeaper and sten0-
Rrapher with Swift & 20.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-12

Nj. J. Clouee WAS down flom TT.
Ripley Monday on business visit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
|ONCE-BROKE ACTOR
!. TELLS OF EXPERIENCE

IT ls amazing The way this city has
grown the past few years" said Echlir
II Gayer OF ''rhe Man From Home
company at the Colonial last night "a
tave always liked Salt Lake The ali
| here is so light and exhilarating"
From material standpoint, Mr. Gay
Yrs first appearance In Salt Lake was
81 Unfortunate one. He was strand ed
\ here and 1t was n long way TO Broad
way.
1T was seven or eight years ago. said
NJ Gayer Il came here with Hello
B0P company. Our manager. who had
caused us To lose FIVE or six weeks SAL
an before we got here. by refusing to
/ play Mt places where the indications were
. sm poor business deserted us here alto
pther. II was q blue outlook for us.
We finally succeeded In getting up Il
hne0t performance which benefited no.
4 oodg. 4 number of amateurs assisted
s I .emember BY hook and crook the
members of the company succeeded in
ra!sng tNe wherewith To get out OF
/ |iown. Scme went to the Pacific coast
and some. I among them. returned TO
/ New York
my next visit was FIVE years ago.
|Ehen Il was with Ethel Barrymore In
|Capls!n links That time I was more
|furtunste"
Mr. Gnyer is member Of the nobility.
being a younger son. Consequently he
mas TO act for n living. He saws that
he expects in G year or two 10 be able
10 remain in New York and not 10 have
% travel on the road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
THE TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL A. 1912
EVERYONE WHO DESIRES
NICE HAIR MUST SURELY
TRY This
You Can Double the Beauty Of Your
H5ir in Ten Minutes With
Little Danderine

When YOU see head OF heavy hair
that glistens with beauty and is rad,
ant with life, has an incompatible
snftness aud is fluffy and lustrous, you
can at once conclude that this man OF
woman is using Dsndcrine, because
nothing else accompHshes so much for
the hair
Just one application OF Knowlton IS
Dauderine will double the beauty of
your hair. besides it immediately de.
strovs and dissolves every particle OF
danGruff: you cannot have nice. heavy,
healthy hair if you have dnndruff.
Ihls destructive scurf rnbs hhe hair of
rs lrstre. its strength and its very
bic. and II not overcome it produces a
ieverishness ard itching OF the scalp;
the hair roots famish, loosen and die;
5hen the hair falls out fast
il your hair has been neglected and
is tbin, faded, dry, scragey or TOO oily,
don ! hesitate, but get g 2J.cent bottle
Of Know]ton s Danderine at any drug
store or toilet counter; apply a little
rs directed and ten minutes after you
will say this was the best investment
you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless of
everything else advertised. that if YOU
desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots of it-no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Kuowltop s Danderine II
eventuailY-why not nowq 4 25-cent
bottle VIII truly amaze you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
ALLIANCE FORMED TO
ASSIST PROSPECTORS
The very lat
est in white
footwear.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 1o.-Pron.i- =
nent citizens Of California and Nevada.
among whom Is Governor Tesher L.
Oddie OF Nevada, have Incorporated what
is known as the Prospectors Alliance Of
America for the purpose of assisting tho
mining prospoctors In securing their
rights under the law. The incorporation
has no capital stock and Is not organized
for profit. The inoorporators are j. A.
Butler, Sacremento; Tnsker l.. Oddie,
Carson City, New. Eugene Grett. Haw-
thorne. New; Lester Chau. George w.
Leedy. A. II. Swallow and c. L. Kunse,
all OF Rishop Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
Eugene J. Owen Talks of
Hit the Idea Is
Making.

TUGENE j. OWEN. representative
~ in the intermountain region for
the Borden people. the man who
A engineered the deal whereby the
Cache Valley Condensed Milk
ceompany's plant changed hands. re-
turned yesterday from a trip of two
weeks 10 the coast. tts first query WAS
bows the big baby contest going? ?'
Then he took off his coat and started on
a still hunt with the avowed intention
of securing committee OF judges which
has and is considering the entering OF a
baby for one Of the 2l9 prizes offered.
The contest has exceeded so fer my
widest Dreams he said last night '1f
/ had ever questioned that The Tribune
reached the people, all criticism would
have been stilled by the results far.
for photos Of bright -oycd babies are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
Only Cause of Worry.

The only thing l am worrying about
is that there appears to be no triplets
in this intermountain west That there
are one OF TWO sets under three years
OF age / am confident. In order 10
prove that l am right [ Will pay Sis for
each picture sent to The Tribune, OF So
for each individual picture OF . trlpiet
under the age Of three years and resi-
dent Of Utah or surrounding states.
Statements 10 the contrary. notwith-
standing, we are not getting any pictures
to use for advertising reproduction pur-
poses. II any parent does not desire the
pictures sent In to be reproduced that
request Will be scrupuously observed. OF
course IL n picture sent In secures the
prize, will have to print q reproduce
ton just to show that this contest has
been on the square
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
People Catch Spirit.

''Al sorts and conditions OF parents
are entering, and everybody seems to
have caught the spirit of the occasion.
noticed plump little japanese baby
among the entries this afternoon: In
fact everybody seems to be wording.
While. OF course. I would like To see
Utah get the first place. al the same
time the Beehive state will have 10 so
some TO beat some of the Idaho and Ne
yada babies that are coming in.
1.-The best baby will get the prize there
is no doubt about that. We want this
the biggest and the most widely adver-
tised baby contest that has ever been
held In the west to be absolutely on the
square, and ! think when the list of
judges Is announced there Will be no
cause for criticism. Naturally. in a con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11

test of this character, ihorc might be
attempts TO force one particular entry
into the limellghi The first symptom
OF any such move will be nipped In the
bud.
Already half q Dozen fond parents
have stopped ne on the street and told
me that they have entered the pride
OF the household ! am not going
through the pictures received. and do
not propose to at any time. 7 do not
want TO know who has entered, I want
to secure the best Judges available. let
them handle the contest and mako the
final announcements. don't care
whether q Bordenfed baby or u young
ster that has been reared on the forty
seven varieties OF other brands wins
dollars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph f. Walker ct al to Salt
Lake orpheum Realty company.
Salt Lake Orpheum Realty com
pany. part of lot q block 81
plat A ;,......: ....,. .... 100. 90
William Fosberg ct a., part Of
lot Z. block Isl plat A..,....
Hannah Canning ct al. TO Mable 81.
C. Deming. part OF section 35
township south, range ! west 10
f. p. Wlcis to Max Weiss. lots
q and %. block 2. Walkers sub
j. G. Thompson. Jr, TO Charles W.
Miller. part of lot c. block 10.
Plat \ Observation-Disclosures. 500
James e. Wood and wife To Miller
Investment company. lot o block
s, Highland Park addition - Il
United STATES Realty company 70
Charles O. Dumas. lots % and
SO. block g. Union Heights subdi
Hannah k,ylcr et al. TO William g
Williams ct al. lots u To "a.
block .. Hamilton's subdivision 70
"aT tbn q Cox Coz lots and d wiie SIh e to han May
J. Norwood Place subdivision &c,
c.. T. Morcls and wife 10 Orson A.
Knapp. part of lot 3. block 10.
E. p. Wicks TO Emily Bower. lots
IS. 20 and 81, block IL. Poplar
Grove addition -. ,.,.,..,.,..
iS'I owen una "lLe To Henry
Meng. part Of section II, town
ship ] north. range l west 80. SOL
II. Z. Clark and wife 10 Mrs.
James Il. Robinson. lots rs TO
~, block .. Home subdivision !,
y. b. Bitner association to Sarah
\, Rtner. part of lots II and
IL, block I. plat H. ,.......
Marion Y. Hardy to a. IL. Snow.
lot z. block 10. plat 4 ,...... oo(
The Forest Home company 10 Or
son II. Romncv. part OF section
"s, township | south range
Houston Roal Estate Investment
company TO ". q. Bushiuan. uart
90 lot 2. block H. plat F..... sSr
Caleb j. Sauircs TO Myrtle Louis.
pari lot g. block 1875. plat d, IL
Fidelity Investment companN 10 j.
W. Chase. lots : and s. block O.
East Park subdivision ..... ii
Susan I. Boyniou 10 L. q. Lea,h-
erwood. lots II and Is. block l.
Ehrichs subdivision ..........
b., B Wicks lo David Benson. .Tr,
lots 81 and rs, Poplar Grove,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
Marriage L.icensea.

Herbert $. Ross and Louise j. Bro
berg. Salt Lake
George Shovel and Elizabeth Stag
Pleasant Grove.
Frank y. Winters and Jennie Peder.
sen. Salt Lake.
j, E. johnson and Lea Lensenbccker
Salt Lake.
Isaac L. Jones. Lark. and Leona shupe
Salt Lake.
Laurence ". Anderson. Bingham, ane
Esther Ivie, Silver City.
A, w. Garrison, JarbidHe, and Ruby NJ
Slight. Salt Lake.
Carl p. Petersen, Salt Lai:e ant
GeorHie a. HenDing, Blue Fields, ". Va
Edward j. Edwards and Alberta A
Atwood. Salt Lake
William NJ. Gordon Muskoeee. and
AIDA NJ. Norton. East Ei!N. Nev.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
PUTS LABOR UNION
ABOVE THE COUNTRY

SEATTLE, Wash. April 1o.-Superior
Judge A, w. Frater denied the applica-
ton Of Lars Emanuel Boman for natur-
ali1atIon today because Boman said he
would stand by his labor union In pref
erence 10 the government OF the United
states. Judge Frater asked him what he
would do II the court should issue an
order that conflicted with the orders OF
his union,
"a man who belongs TO eu organization
should stick TO it. he replied.
The courtroom was filled with appli-
cants waiting for their citizenship papers
and Judge Frater said that II any enter
tained similar views to Boman's they
might retro. a dozen men left at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
FIND FAMILY SICK
| AND HUSBAND DRUNK
Pathetic Case of Destitution
Revealed by Attempt OF
Man 10 End Life.

The police discovered q pathetic case
a destitution and suffering at the nome
ut ". Maize, 333 East Second South
srset, yesterday morning. 4 repo-,
rsscbed the department tha; Maize had
attempted suicide. Sergcont @ w o.
ssu and .Iaiier Thomas Gillespie respond-
a 10 the call. They found Maize In
Indicated Lying In the squalid rooms
A. whatever apology for beds might he
fnund were Mrs Maize and four. small
f4ldren. ali III from want and ex-
pcgure
Maize admitted TO the police that he
md planned to kill himself because he
souId not get work. Neiehbors told the
pcIlee that he spends all his money for
drink and gives nothing 10 his wife and
shIldrsn. The county authorities EaVe
,besn called into the case and arrange
msnts are being made to send Mrs.
Maize to q hospital. According to Coun
n Physician a. N Hanson. the woman
sll die unless she receives proper medI
a, attention.