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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

Cleveland will send Old oleson to Toledo
and take Ray Chapman in exchange. It's
great TO be farm-for the owner Of the
farm
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

son, DOYLE. Groh, Meyers, Merkle and
Drucke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
LEARNS BY WIRELESS
TO AMPUTATE FOOT

NEW ORLEANS. April 29.-How a
laborer on Swan island, lonely wire
less station IN the gulf, suffered q
crushed foot; how tho wireless opera
tor on the island communicated with
ship 400 miles away, raised the sur.
goou and got him to explain the
proper way TO ampntato; then how the
operator s assistant performed the op,
GRAFTON. is story told by the man
ager Of big shipping firm today.
New Orleans physicians described il
as surgery by wireless On Swan
island is 8 wireless station. one Of the
links in the chain to the tropics.
When a laborer foot was hurt in
tram car accident the operator con.
cIuded ap operation was imperative.
There was no one al the station who
ever had hacked at fellow being.
Then the operator had an "inspira.
tom He called a fellow craftsman
on ship passing 400 miles below into
the Caribbean sea, The situation was
explained TO the ships surgeon and de
tail by detail he explained Just how
tho amputation should bo handled.
After the arteries had been tied and
the wound dressed the patient recov.
ered his senses and insisted on press
ing at the wireless KEY to express his
thanks At last accounts be was get.
tiuu well
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
MINING STUDENTS
VISIT PARK CITY
In Two Special Cars They Are
Travelling to Acquire Prac-
tical knowledge.
To The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY, April 29.-Tuesdsy MORN
ing the members of the senior class Of
the Colorado School of Mines viii arrive
in his city, whore they will visit the
various mines and mills Of this rroAi
mining camp, for two days. tho object
Of their visit being 10 meet tho superiu-
tendents and managers ana To get &C
quaintcd with all the methods Of mining
and milling as il Is now being done in
Park City,
Tho class is composed OF thirty-flye
students and twenty miners and fifteen
met9llurglSts and is under tho direction
Of Professor Traphagsn. Professor Pat
ton, Professor Smith.
IL IS necessary To- got this practical
work before the final examinations and
this visit 20 the mines and mills IL part
OF the school work
The students have two special cars
In which they live and so there Is a
good deal or pleasure connected with this
trip which is made by the senior ClaEs
from tho School or Mines each year
in the evening the entire body will
bc entertained by Fred r. Williams Of
the DAILY West mine A large banquet and
dance has been arranged By him to bo
given at Society hall.
The class Will leave "Wednesday after
noon for other mining towns In this
state.
city Marshall C. w Mair. has large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
SCHOOL FUND SHORT.
Problem, OF Securing Money for New
Buildings Is Vexine 6oArd.
Special 20 The Tribune.

SpeCldI 10 L ne ITluune
OGDEN. apri, 29-'rhe public schools
throushou; the county will close on May
"a this year. according 10 the report now
being prepared by County Superintendent
". \. Peterson for presenting 10 the
board OF education AZ ar early meeting.
The superintendent has also compiled the
lst OF teachers the coming year,
large rna jorlty OF this years teachers be-
ing retained.
The county board is confronted with a
serious problem regarding the enlarge
ment and improvement OF several OF the
school buildings dur!ng the coming va
cation, Several new school houses are
also needod. An effort was made 10 Sc
cure the necessary funds by bond issue
but the taxpayers did not approve OF
this plan. The county commissioners have
now been requested 10 increase the ap-
preparation for the maintenance OF schools
In the county.
Acting under the provision that an es-
innate OF the money needed be presented
before May ]. the county commissioners
received a. communication from the board
OF education today asking that A2.soo
be raised by direct district levy and Sl2,-
900 by county school tax. This. together
with the sl7,3o0 apportionmant OF state
school taxes will give a total OF approx
mately s7?.500. The principal items OF
expense I'm the maintenance or county
schools for the coming year are $4,000
for teachers salaries and 32i,2oo for fuel,
repairs. text books, ere The county COM
missloners may refuse 10 allow the spe
cial levy for county school tax.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
STRIFE OVER WALL
DELAYS BUILDING
David ECcleS Cannot at Pres
ent Push Construction of
Skyscraper.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Spcc cIai 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. April % Declaring that ne
will carry the matter TO the supreme
court OF the state. David Eccles an
nounced today that work Will not be
started on the proposed eiglit-story Of.
hce building 10 replace the burned
structure until the higher court has
passed on the Injunction matter In which
Judge y. J. Harris recently rendered
verdict favoring the Commercial National
bank. The verdict was 20 the effect that
the bank. which owns the property 10
the south OF the Eccles site. owns an in
building and would be entitled TO ON
easement In the wall OF the new build
Ing.
II regret this because I had hoped TO
Gil the corner with the best building In
Ogden" said Mr.. Eccles today upon his
return from a trip to Oregon Under
this decision I am worse OFT than ever"
Mr. Fcclee said that the building ne
had planned to erect would have cost
more than ne could possibly have hoped
to secure interest on In rentals. A de-
sire 10 see fine building erected from
the ruins Of the old structure and civic
pride In Ogden were declared oy Mr.. Ec-
cles 10 have been his motives in plan
Ming the e!gnt-story structure.
Tho work OF clearing away the ruins
will proceed. but tile south wall must be
left Intact as decEeed by the court in the
injunction proceedings. AS result Of
this building operations may not be
started before next year, as there ts 1T
tie proba bilty OF the supreme court taxi
ing up the case for many months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
TRACK AND BASEBALL
SQUADS HARD AT WORK

Last night one of the biggest univer
sity track squads that has ever been out
on tho field put IN good workout. Re-
sides The track men, the baseball SQUAD
was opt IN full numbers There were
twenty men out and the first and second
teams had hot five-lnning game. In
which the second team. with the assist
ancs of Muir and Sutherland. PLAYED the
first team II standstln.
Besides the university track team the
boys from the Salt Lake high school were
AZ the university for the afternoon 70
take advantage OF the fine condition or
the cinder tEsrk. Next Friday the high
school and the university freshmen viii
hold dual meet on Cummings field. In
former years before II would not have
been . difficult matter for tina red and
black 70 run away with the freshmen.
but this wear II looks very favorable for
the lower claesmen- Besides several other
W ell dew eioped track men. who are mem
bers OF the freshman class - Albert Rob-
Ison. Robson is on the varsity track
team and in the dual meet IN Provo last
Saturday ne was the highest point winner
for his team. capturing II points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
4 LINES ARE NOT
4 COMMON CARRIERS

|SHiNGToN, April 2e.-Tap lines
l common carriers. That, in gem
eneci. is the decision OF the inter
tommeTce commission handed down
\ after an Investigation OF more
a year
coinmittce holds. however. that
',c must be determined on it's own
.N being clear that some socaIled
'nts are entitled 10 privileges OF
Pn carriers. II Is significant that
'<Iy one Of the thirty-six tap line
passed upon by the commission II
tha! none OF them is n common
WIN respect TO the services II
.gS 70 The proprietary lumber COM
opinion In the case WAS rendered
Immissloner Harlan and was con-
~ oy all members OF the body.
VII result In extended litiga ton
- its way To the United States
~ court seems a certainty. In
an Investigation Of more than
'IustTial railroads and tens Of mil
~ ooliArs IN capital invested, the
case is one OF the most import :
.-stedlngs ever undertaken by the
~ commerce commission
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
HANDICAPPED
This Is the Case with Many Salt Lake
City People.

Too many Salt Lake City citizens
are handicapped with L bad back. The
uneeasiug pain causes constant misery.
making WORK burden and stopping or
lifting su impossibility. The back
aches al night preventing refreshing
rest and in the morning is stiff and
lame Plasters and liniments may give
relief, but cannot reach the cause. To
eliminate tho pains and aches you must
Doan's kidney Pills cure sick kid,
neys and cure them permanently.
The following statement should con.
vince every Salt Lake City reader OF
Lafayette Unde' ill. Heuefer. Utah
says; "T have previously given a
statement for publication. recommend.
ing Doap's Kidney Pills, and / can
nov say that the lapse Of time has not
them, was constantly sunoyed hv
backachs and pains through my kidneys
and as time passed the trouble grew
worse. became so bad that I could
hardly work and finally a weakness OF
the Kidneys set in. The kidney secye
tiops passed too frequently and broke
my rest at night, Nothing helped M,
until / procured Doau q kidney Pills,
After I had taken the contents of three
boxes, my pains and aches disa ppeared
and my kidneys were restored 10 a nor.
NAL condition: have bad no need Of a
kidney medicine siuee.'"
Drug Stores, Salt Lake cisy, GfsR. and
BY all dealers, Price Soc. Foster.
MiIburn CO., Buffalo, New York, Sole
Agents for the United States. Re
member the name-Doan 's-and take
NO other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
AGED DEPUTY STOPS
BALL GAME AND DIES
BY International News servics.

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. April 2s.-EN =
citemcnt In stopping the Sunday base
ball match between the HoIyoke. aud
New Britain. Conn. league teams Killed
Deputy Sheriff Albert M Morst tie
broke I'M the game and smsu-sized riot
followed. The deputy sheriff, who was
70 years old, was prostrated and re.
moved TO his home, where he died today or
apopleSy.
The game WAS TO settle whether sun
day baseball shall be allowed IN NcN
Britain or not this summer. The Rev.
DR.. Grant OF the Pastors union sworc cvt
warrants for the arrest II the rtvsl
managers. When Tho game was stopped
crowd OF n thousand people surrounded
the deputy sheriff and psrson and showed
them down a steep bank. The Rev. Mr..
Grants glasses were smashed In the
rough handling he received and he would
have been badly injured had he not been
rescued by Dan O'Neill, the Hoiyoks man.
sger. The clergyman hastily disappeared
after his rescue,
Manager Murphy Of the New Rritslns
is arranging TO transfer bis team 30 Wa
tsrhnry because OF his failure TO be per-
nlitted to play sunday games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Retail Clerks Ball, Saltair,
Wednesday, May 1. Trains 7:45 and
3 ID. m.
Supreme Courts Work.

Ev International News Service.
WASHINGTON, April 2a.-What the
supreme court Of the United states did
today.
Sci October ~ for rcopening OF the ''cot-
ton corner case.
Sustained enlarged final appellate iuris-
diction given by congress 70 The court
OF appeals Of tho District os Columbia by
recent amendment of the district code
Sustained Judgment Of district supreme
court disallowing appeals 10 the United
States supreme court OF all cases dock
eted prior 10 January ! last and not in
volvIug more than $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
SHERIFF AFTER CHRISTOPHER.
Man Who Is Alleged to Have Abandoned
Young Wife Is Sought.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIDune.
OGDEN. April! 29.--Sheriff T.. +. tlsrri-
son left this Afternoon for Seattle. Wash
ington. where he hopes to secure custody
of James Christopher arrested BY the
northwest authorities on Information from
this county charging him with wife aban
donment. The local officer has requisl-
tion papers in his possession but has been
Informed that he may have trouble get
ting his man. as Christopher has already
Instituted hnbeas corpus proceedings and
Intends to fight eatradition.
Action against Christopher was brought
by his wife formerly Miss Louisa Critch-
low. OF Pleasant View. She declares that
he left her three months after they were
married and that she has received letters
from him In which ne has refused 10 re-
turn or give her any assistance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
BABY CONTEST JUDGES
BANQUETED At UTAH
Prizes Awarded Before Feast;
Winners Will Be Made
Public Tomorrow.

TUGENE J. OWEN, local representa-
L. tive Of the Borden company. was
the host last night 10 the judges
- Of the contest snd the company S
jcbbcrs in the Salt Lake territory
at dinner given In the banquet room
OF the Hotel Utah last night.
The entries received Tor the contest
represented Photographic reproductions Of
fine babies Of six states and In all. 2i"D
photographs were received as entries
The prize awards were decided ar a meet
ing held by the judges yesterday even
ing at o'clock at the Hotel Utah. Each
OF tho judges put forth a candidate, FOR
six ballots were necessary before the
deadlock was broken: among the entries
sets OF triplets.
While the contest was decided yes
terday the announcement OF the winners
Will not be made until tomorrow as the
Judges wish to check up the contestants
TO make sure that all the requirements
Of tho contest were complied with The
pictures of the winners in the contest
Will he printed in next Sundays Tribune.
The Judges OF the contest were. Cover
nor William Spry Ex-Governor heher NJ
Wells. w. w Armstrong. Colonel Nephi
w. Clayton. the Rev. Father w, X. Ryan,
the Rev. Mr.. r. y. Simpkin and Rodney
After the dinner the guests, with the
exception Of Il few, went TO Saltair on
N special train as the guests OF Engenc
j. Owen. to attend the wrestling contest
and boxing bout, Those present at the
dinner were:
Governor William Sprv, Eugene J,
Owen, s. i, TAYLOR OF the Borden com
pany. New York: r. +. Hethcrington Of
the Borden company, New York: the Rev,
Father W *. Ryan. the Rev. Mr.. j. A..
Simpkin. r. I. Badger Heber NJ. Wells, y.
II: Wooley Colonel Nephi ": Clayton. w.
w Armstrong. Thomas w. WbttclcH,
Leon Sweet David l. Wertheimer, George
T. Carpenter. Homer T. Robinson, Harry
COY. T.. ". Davis. John G. Deal, Provo:
H. l.. Amcs, Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Manager Evans Buried.

Special 20 The Tribune
LEHI. April .9.-rhs funeral OF Morgan Evans
"a the new tabernacle yesterday the most
largely attended OF suy over held 10 L-ki.
The many organizations OF which he had
been On active member seat beautiful eorsi de-
signs.
Resolutions az aspect were ser, by the pub
lie school Trustees and tcsoheu, by tho mayor
ard city council and by the Commercial club.
IN vhich organizations re held official positions
UP 10 the tme 81 nIs dosth
Euiosistic Addresses were made hy Bishop
James H. Gardne-. Fresten: Abel John Evan
and Prof Karl iiopa.as.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
New Forestry for Downey.


DowNEY. hs. April 2s-FoIlerinE the
cetssui trial - iovertion for clearing
OF taEebfush from sad. " announced tsdsv
by Joseph pca-; o. DoSnsy ths inventor. SHAT
voTs would 1908 be siaried upon q factors
capable o. turning GU. the naehins- In
ketanls aGlatit.eK. Mr.. Feayt sal6 that she
Iatsrns,!snal Harvester company had msde hini
ar oner 20. the patents on the saKshrush Eruc
Der. but tAst Re had declined ire oSsr ard
that annb~r OF salt Lake City and Boise
tsriSaists bad agreed 10 snsncs the underaS-
ing
rolidatsd Wagon Machine rompany ot Sal
tnko city 10 snnDcinG the project and sill
han6lr tho output.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
KILLED on Crossing

kilIsdp april 2a.-Three persons
d tbs 'm yS,,. two seriously injured to-
RIye,z,tai tai'no's Central railroad AT
No Was "a. q suburb. when an au-
A'"ck By passenger
III tPps tPsrsons killed and injured yero
1'efss se machine, Mr.. and Mrn Roho
rnd Mrs. G. NJ. Sehrs yep.
d T. Puffer, father of Rohert
haksr both statesmen Of ths
"a fhs, company. were Injured, II Is
a '' uio not see or hear the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Will Elect Taft Delegates.

LOGAN. April ga meeting OF the Repub-
iiean eounty central eonmittes held hers
this afternoon 10 arrange for the seetion Of
delegates 20 The state convention. II de-
eIdsd TO elect tie delegates direct from the ar.
feTent precincts and the thrty~thres delegates
apportione6 10 Cache county were dlvised among
the different pree!leU. From the talk Of those
present al ths meeting IL is evident nst ths
delegates !roni Cache county Will be largely
TAFT men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Improving Canyon Road.

By rrtr--s.io,ai SeEs Se-,ic-
OGDEN. April -o-work va started tosA, sn
'hs prclirnirfry arrangements TO- rebuilding th.
coupy road through the ogden canyon from the
Hermitage east 20 ~lthln q few miles % Hunts
Vile. II. fosk crisn.- 'he fsicviid
w,B tet II o5efstion DfersrfuE material for tts
neT road. This portion o. thn canyon ro.a
II 20 b~ frscs6suired and whom roulple,-d ~iiI
ts e0rsi 70 the ereelIent highsay from the
mouth o. the canyon 20 ;he Hermitage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Pioneers Funeral Held.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEEI. April aa.-willsr Mcclellan. who dles
IN Eureka Saturday. wAs Brought bore Tor burial
In ,bs Citv cemetery this tnornns. lie lived IN
Lehl In the early days BUT about twenty dSs
years age moved 80 Mexico. one year ago he
and h!s wife returned and liy.nE With
thslr children In Eureka He was boru In
Scotland about 3iSty-t~o years ago lie leave
. wife IN Mexico and another In Eureka and
uunber OF sgpwn chlid-en IN both places.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Alpine Conference.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LEH!. April ss.--Tbc quarterly conference NJ
the Alpine stake held In LehI SATURDAY.
ard SUNDAY. Apostle HyTum ". Smith and
President Rrion s. Wells OF the Presidents or
seventies were present and nlads addresses at all
four services. A departure vas made re-
gard.ng the appointment OF home mIssiopsriss
Among those sustained sir young ladies'
from Lshi. American Pork and Alpine. All had
done recent work In the foreign missionary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Pat Grove in Jail.

CHICAGO. April 2a.--Pat Grove. no.
torious as the kidneper of Willie Cudahy.
occupies q police station cell here today.
Grove who has been arrested q half
dozen times within few weeks for dis
orderly conduct, was taken into custody
today He declared nt the station that
he was behaving himself and that ne was
being prosecuted Vie again declared that
Il was his intention 10 reform.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Y PRlSON WARDEN
>cLECTED IN NEVADA

ma CITY. New, April "a
~ lowing was appointed warden
t.s pcuitentiary bv the state
"a, pplson directors today. to sue
~ psKer' removed by the board
4. vuuie and Secretary OF State
nn'ed Tor Cowing, while Attor-
In office, ''''
&f,,'pFs' A &f,,sa' was brought about By
illsd by Governor Oddio, which
sic BY the prison board several
80 Co~inS Is a pcmocrat,
rs Republican. The new
II WIN TAKE charge OF tho prison
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Grand Larceny Charged.


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April .s-Ap rforsri,ior vas SLED
toeay b. District Attorney y. 7 HuIsoi-ki charS.
ing :. r. Barker V;th grand larceny. Parker s.
ire young man arrested instructions from the
Weber county Huthori'its the charge % steal
Ing horts and saddle belonging TO r. r
kdsr1son. The slissrs crime committed on
April
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Titanic Pictures Barred.

hibition here ef moving pictures depict
ing the sinking OF the Titanic has been
forbidden by Mayor Blankenburg in en-
order Issued Saturday. In his order the
mayor said II think IL is about the
limit for the propristors OF moving pic
ture houses 10 commercialise such ter
ribIe disaster."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Money for Good Roads.

Special 10 The Trihune.
OGDEN, April 2o.-The eouoty commissiones
today Appropriated s75 to the Warren road dis
triet and $50 10 ths Wilson district for the
making OF preliminary improvements In repsra-
t.on for mRcadamisipg Of the county road
through those olytricts The money will be de
voted 20 building cuIveris. The state read from
the lake through Ogden City and Ogden canyon
iutsrsects the Wilson district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
DERS WIFE AND
COMMITS SUICIDE

~ tUkh. April 2e,-tIaring Killed
Mth several shots from a pistol
Ia covered her body with saw
nen,s IN the bathroom OF their
Brabms MeSt Thirty-frst street.
IN the temple '' oS 'noouns
Ieds ,etter for his mother. avowIne
- 'ut giving no hint of the mo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Will Witness Execution.

Special % The Tribune
ocDE~. tp-n .7-Ir rhs sbsen,e =, eh.ris
:. Hsrrt-cu. -ha Departed for s-sitIs ws.h
this afternoon. Dsprfy Sheriff T,ouisH Ds virs
VII h~ the Webe- county representative prs-rn,
o. 'hn s1e-ut'on o. J. =. Morris IN salt lsis
tomorrow 1ncrnipr EheriF ls-Ttfor rer~isss
an oNtctzi Invitation from sheri1 Io-srh SHARP
e. salt Lac so--ty several veskr ago rsktzr
bin IN z. present 81 ~ banging ot w,lt-r
Ar.riIss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Charged with killing Babe.

GLOBE. Ariz.. April 2e.--Mrs. T.. Nal
vocoyitch. Sla'onian woman, is under
arrest here charged with the murder OF
her six-days-old daughter. Evidence pre-
sented TO the coroner's jury 10 show that
she poured carbolIc acid down the baby S
throat because the addition TO her fam
ily Of two children was not welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Financier Dies.

Los ANGELES, April 2a.-colonel John
NJ c. Marble. one OF the best known
men Of finance IN southern California,
died today In New York, according To
telegram received by relatives here With
his wife and daughter. Mr.. Marble had
iust returned from a tour OF Europe His
death was due 10 pneumonia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Divorced From Convict.
Special to The TIibun..

OGDEN. ApTil -3.-on the grounds that hsr
husband hes bssn convicted o. crime and lE
now serving sentence in the state psDltentlsry.
Mrs Lille kiiDeerins paS ErApted an Inter
locupTy decree 81 divorce from william @. kim
h~rling by Judge -. J. Harris In the distrios
court today In presenting her evidence Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
News of Intermountain REGION

force OF men at work scraplng the loose
dirt off Main street and when this Is
finished gravel viii be used 10 fli up
the larger holes and the road will be
made as good again as ii was before II
was dug up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
Two Die at Santaquin.

Special 20 The Tribune
sANTAQUiN. April 2o.-Albsrt ByIAnd sied here
last night OF diphthoris. He about twenty
syo ycaiu OF age.
Mrs. Ann Smith died today. she vas one
of the leading women OF ssntsquln
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-30
The Temple Way.

Have vou always considered an in
sp;rational, educational summer IN Flu.
rope beyond your means! You II
change Your mind when you have our
fpures, Through eight countries with
ont hurry or worry. Personally con
Quoted. Temple Way. p, o. box 1913