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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
STOVE. AND RANGE REPAIRS

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RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50: WATER
Jackets cleaned, SO: l.. Jackets, So;
stoves repaired ! Ontario, CT Phone
Wasatch 6I1s-W.
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||IN[R BANKERS ARE
| INDICTED At BOISE
], Bills Returned Saturday
!, Renct Warrants Served
at Midnight.
J. The Tribune

), 10 The Tribune
IN Idaho. Sept oa.-Banking and
- .,roles OF the city were given
Saorsl shock today when 1t was
- that the special grand jury.
"a been in session in the district
VA roturned fifteen true bills In
,hs officers and directors OF the
~ po,s. state bank which failed a
E.u Three Of the officials. Eugene
~. cashier; ]. W. Keefe, assistant
=, and j. ". Mehargue. stock
.,a director, were arrested on
rr,nts served at midnight last
"a nlsced under $1,000 bonds.
isd,rfnerts are reported TO be
y Nhar officials, but they were not
4. ity I, and service could not be Sc
II. Ia she son OF the banks presl-
"a payne: Keefe was formerly
10 state insurance department.
va ~ charged with the offense OF
y S.,Se reports of the banks con-
"a. The state bank examiner.
<s,rn,. IL accused of certifying false
,,,ismepts to the examiner. His
u, declares he has not been asso-
"a Iii the defunct bank for several
4, ssly other true bill announced and
Es sNeh a bench warrant was served
4 ,nipst Rhodes. charged with per-
4 5 t,stifylng falsely before the grand
y. 4 6ootlegging case His bond
Z sy,d al $500
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peace. Ephraim Dastrup. constable. II

S. Christensen.
The Democrats held a lively primary
on Saturday night for the purpose OF Sc
lecting delegates to the senatorial judi
cial and county conventions. Tho sena-
torial and judicial conventions are to be
held at Marysvale on October H. The
county convention to be held at Richfleld
October 90. The following delegates were
iaI conventions; F. w. Tilney, E e.
Hoffman, c. NJ. Heppler, Oluf Anderson
and II. n. Hayes.
Those selected to attend the county
convention are as follows: DR. Seeglnil-
ler. w. W. Morrison, May Oldroyd. w.
Powell, IT n Hayes. A. n. Lawson, Mrs.
Payne: Willard Robinson, w. T. Ogden,
Mrs. Stella Goodwin, II. w. Ramlose,
F., e. Hoffman. Will Bean, William john
ston and Ed Ross.
The nominees for justice of the peace
were William Johnston and for constable
George Galloway.
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ylcIoE At TWIN FALLS.
4 Caller Takes Cyanide OF Potas-
sIum; Leaves Note,
| 10 The Tribune.

M 10 The Irlcune.
|@T FALLS. Ida. Sept Sd. N.
y q this city committed suicide this
"a by taking cyanide of potassium,
Isls found 10 his bed at the Laclede
tbs morning, An empty Vial at his
=. and note explained the tra-
he was about IS years Of age and
.st wife at Murtaugh and his mother
kother In Bowling Green. KY.
III rs he was better known, was In
E7by Of the Twin Falls Canal COM
He was severely injured at the
- dam recently while working at
iad gates and was despondent over
hlAEity TO work. owing TO his in
y ard TO other conditions. The note
ba friend said; s..
sephone W. c. Hall at Murtaugh
~ them TO 60 out 10 the ranch and
In that l am dead. ] can't stand
" any longer"
b body Is being held at Coroner Cros-
siisrtaklng establishment awaiting
tom relatives
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POLITICS IN SEWER.
Three Parties Are Busy With Their Nom.
mating Conventions.

Special to The Tribune
RICHFIELD, Sept 2e.-At the Bull
Moose convention here for the purpose Of
nominating judicial and senatorial can
didates. the following were selected:
Judge-H, n. Hayes.
Senator-Willis Johnston.
District Attorney-E. F. Hoffman.
The Republicans nominated for their
officers at the convention OF the Sixth
judicial district the following
Representative to state legislature. He
Der Christensen; county commissioner.
four-yesr term, Lee Staples; two-yesr
George Beal; county recorder. Matilda
Dalton; county sheriff, Royal Barney;
county attorney. N. j. Bates; county as
SCISSOR. G.. A. Christensen; county treas
urer. George Hunt; county surveyor, La
rue Ogden.
Precinct officers are: Justice OF tho
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EXHIBIT NEEDLE WORK.
'<.al Display Made by Y. L. M. I. A.,
Of Utah Stake.

:0y0, Sept. GA fine exhibit Of
sprk by the Y. l.. NJ. L a. asso-
9! The Utah stake was held yes
Mencn and evening In the Cen
:-sdlng' Lake View ward associate
FE he first prize. $40, Payson first
" second prize. So; and Spring
eoHd ward. the third prize, SO.
Elnhy the Utah stake NJ. l. 4. held
ea!lcn here attended by association
lsom all the associa tions. An
sNg programme of NJ, l, a. sub
~ presented and the seasons work
gret Addresses were made by
u Anderson and Oscar Kirkham.
20 9! the !. NJ. NJ. 7. general local
- margaret SuUlmerhays and Miss
~ 5eeSlsy OF the Y. NJ. I, a. general
S saeVening general meeting was
Mt 'apernacle at which talks
ssas on ~. l. A. topics by the
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@aal Of Adam Affleck.

a. n;-Funersl services for Adam
~ .sl1u ward were hold in the ward
4. as Speakers wcre Elders J. 4.
- ir,.a ,oan SuttaIl, Bishop A. s. Booth
&isrs ~ ~ Taylor, Vocal selections
ht5s ~ Ao ward cho!r. &r. Afflccls
III England aud wau ca years OF
nriy.s IN Utah about fifteen yenrn
~ w., " h's widow md two chiIdrcu
nj s..U,t'vcz. Uurlat'vcz. Tho cause Of death
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ss'lean Committee Named.

u I'M, I'M. Sept 2a.-Tho following men
4 essfv no tho members Of tho Re-
| y; Qssv. 'nral Ira committee! w. D. Lswis.
[frls oapoens. Oakley, George ncck-
h,:s, lewis, conlyiIle; T, a. Dan
st,0Is. AZ, u: Jones. Echo; r. g.
zIi.a: MH'anVllle peming. Upton; Hugh
ke,ir. L. Coroott. Francoy, r. +.
~, cs,,;. James Knight. Woodland; |;
'S1s p,,s ROCK. and william Archi-
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FUNERAL NOTICE

RODE-Funeral services over the re-
mains of Sarah Rode, who died In this
city September %. 1912. will be held from
O'Donnel & Co.'S chapel, 225-22T South
West Temple street, today, Monday, at
. p, M. Interment Will be In Mt Ollvet
Cemetery
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s"SHe6p WITH ASSAULT.
'an wanted at Park city Arrested
.it In Nevada,
y The Tribune

% The Tribune.
elLf, Sept. ?9.-Sherifr John
IN returned home this morning
4 Y, ssV;, Where he went 10 get
n tsa''ch' an Austrian, who Is
&c on charge OF assault with
4 Vespon with Intent TO do bodily
|f).ssss II is alleged. was made
-, on Charles Joggis in this
! ~. year ago when the two men
rscas out OF the Ontario tunnel.
arose as TO which man
c, w. iirst with his car, LoggIe
ts ~ llrst so enraged Va1entich
" esna,. made a rush at Loggie
|ntse." sticH- The flesh was cut
J anu no serious wounds were
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u~~rrr .V-Org


DO YOU SEEK AN INVESTMENT. a
BUSINESS chance that will provide a
profitable employment for sum OF
money and a part or all OF your time?
VIII YOU be interested In looking into the
possibilities Of some esta biished business
thst needs added capital and a partner
10 increa Sc It's success? Make your Wants
known In The Tribune Want columns.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Cedar Talisman Consolidated Mines COM
pany, loca ton OF principal place OF busi-
ness, AIT D, L. Walker building.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 4, levied on the 10th day
of August. 1912, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR A
few men to f1le on valuable timber land
close to coast; small fee required "a
Continental blk g3SSS
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HSi f,;il AND ITALY
FL TALKING PEACE

,allan Overland. Sept. as.-The
e antsrcs negotia tions prob
l hsrS h their final phase with
|4esyg is ot Rechad Pasha hear
slblsi iatest proposals n these
cse fh. 70 Italy. Rechad Pasha
I pss e peace trenty II is not
osiobr,ss s treaty viii be signed ned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

WOULD YOU TRADE SOME ARTICLE
OF household furniture, would you Ike
TO realize cash for something OF value
Tor which you no longer have use? Do
you seek business helper, or additional
capital, or skilled worker. or are you
IN need OF employment? Would you bet
Ter your position, would you Ike to de-
vote your spare time to some kind OF
prohtab.e work? All such opportunities
may be had by Want AdYertislnR
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Z enective kidnov .na h,..,

n nn.s nscsive kidney and bladder
va ~, a'at stop tho progress of
ht e,,s .uen cure the condi.
3 al 'e %s, H. Use Foley Kidney
n u,;,s sidney and bladder trou.
,saJ My ss,:, irregularities. They
stnssa.a enable They help quick
SIsh'iy S.se In the yellow
to-, anm-Johpson, Drugs
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-. s@ Moosers Active.

f - - TIsrno,
~ ,na aTtGs %.-%, N, Mathcson. II.
y auiJ ,n1enry Fares. the active mem.
vi IL Ss'oNe party IN PARK city, nrc
u fi,,S "A effort 10 get full county
q son,,.n ~ Summit county this year,
In az tho prcliminar!es during
|E A biv me Ticket with probably be
W.. Nb,,s@ s@ny is also planned at tho
EB S" nah been Engaged hy them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS AMERICAN
product), not made in Germany"
l30-31 Continental Bank bldg. gS96s
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VACUUM CLEANERS
OSTEOPATHY


DR. CLAUDE RIDDLE. OSTEOPATH
physician and surgeon. suite 2l0 kearns
bldg. Hours TO .. g29iI
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PARTIES DESIRING; TO OPEN AN UP.
to-date grocery and meat market viii
do we'll to call on us. We have good
location and will assist suitable parties
financially
FRITSCH. No. 2O1-2 Felt Bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooM1Ne HOUSES

BIG BARGAINS IN HOTELS. ROOMING
houses. grocery stores. cigar stands and
restaurants. J. w. Dollar. l53 s. Main.
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A GOOD POLITICIAN

WILL SHIP CAR II. II. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one 10
days; very reasonable rates KImball Van
& Storage Co. 72 So. Main. q. n2S0a
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Grocery store best location in city,
doing over $1,000 per month. $500 buys
fixtures and stock: owner compelled To
leave city. Dollar. 153 So. Main
g3533
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

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". WILLIAMS s. SON, 1876 n ST. BELL
i545-W. Upholstering, chairs recaped
o34.
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SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. SOL SO
State st. Phones 1886. m266I
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs
FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and toXldermist line. We carry COM
plete line OF manufactured goods. Clean
ing. repairing. re-dyeing and remodeling
at cut rates. % years In salt Lake. r
Stencil Fur Co, 81 h. Srd SOUTH g2p6S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

BIG BARGAINS IN HOTELS, ROOMING
houses, grocery stores, cigar stands and
resta urants, Here Is your chance. 10-r.
rooming house. $40 down: bal $50 per
month. c Dollar. l53 s. Main. gi0Ss
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UNDERWRITERS,

FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE; LIMITED
number copies Of Your Own Collec-
tor" whole books Sc half books $3.50 !;
quarters $3.50. Address N-2S, Tribune.
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DOG KENNELS

->~~-"~>~-~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~
INTERMOUNTAIN KENNEL CO.. NO.
l West 18th South; De Frank Kennel
Co., No. 3, Ills 4th ave Phone 1855 NJ.
g2l0s
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PRIVATE HOME
SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shealy Safe & Vault Co, II r. O. place,
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PATENTS

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED.
expert Workmanship; SATISFACTION guar
anteed e Nielsen. 81 SO. state. aS0S2
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LIVERY STABLE

MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Phone 81. cl4l
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED--MUST BE Al CONDITION,
concentrating mill. complete, 30 or
40 ton lead zinc ores rolls, gigs shining
tables; one f-drill compressor with drills
and steel and receiver. 4 tons or 10
pound rails. fish piates. bolts and spikes
send specifications plans complete. pow
er gas steam. Would like sufficient
power. Central plant mill and COM
pressor, giving weights and freight rates
10 Pailsade, New. Give price at mine. or
l. o. b. cars. State condition. Direct
Mount Hope Mine. Eureka. New. gt08l
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!. ESTABLISHED

r OFE S IONAL ESTABLISHED
practice. Drugless healing Physician.
osteopatb. or mechano- -therapist. Fines,
equipment, Ideal location. Cheap for
cash. Act quick. Owner leaving city. APP
ply R-6. Tribune. g3867
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes 100 East End So. WaSntch 47u3.
d3ftG
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON e NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. 229 South West Temple.
wt792
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FOR SALE-2-CHAIR BARBER SHOP.
In town OF 1000 pop. doing $40 per
week; SO rent: $500; terms II desired.
&c. c. Miller. Meridian. g3806
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CIGAR STAND FOR SALE. INQUIRE
at Windsor Hotel Cigar stand. g407S
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WELDING

WE WELD CAST IRON. ALUMINIUM,
steel or any other metal; bring your
broken machines and water jarkets to us
for repairs Utah Ornamental Iron *
Bronze Works, $50 West South Temple
Wasatch 1878. G2ioO
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR II. II.
goods; goods bought sold or exchanged.
Buckeye Furniture Store, l43 So. w T.
Was. 1899 g906
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PERSONAL

WILL PAY FOR INFORMATION OF
Henry Langdon. A. Langdon. 1475 e.
Jefferson. Detroit. Mich. g3643
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men; prices rignt;
Office. Duval's paper store dolLt
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FOUND-RLACK AND WHITE FOX
Terrier, tag No, 2594 owner get dog
at Sandy. Mrs, n, NJ. Hay. gS99s
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VETERINARY

DIR. T. J. LAUMAN-VETERI
Pet animal practice n speciality. 3:5
East Third South. Hosl ital for all ani-
mails Phone Was, lSo5-M. No Con-
cord ct.. 325 L, 3rd South. ge1S0
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CLEANING AND DYEING

LADIES. SEND YOUR SUITS TO
Berkely Cleaning Co. 13j Il. list South
Wasatch 21O6. They come home like
new; Sl,75. gl5S7
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LOST AND FOUND
.~~~~~~~~~~

S25 REWARD.
The above sum will be paid for infor-
nation that Will lead to the arrest and
conviction Of the parties who destroyed
the company's property on 18th avenue
on Wednesday the 25th. Valley View Co..
20 So. State e3763
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GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN Do
ing $40 a day cash business: low run
ming expense, neatest and best place In
city. This place must be seen TO be ap
preciated 104 West 3rd So. g405l
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. chipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch l50S. N2S
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WANTEO-TO TRADE
wANTED-To RENT

BY COUPLE. 2 OR 3 MODERN ROOMS
or small house (unfurnished); must be
within blocks from postoffice Address
Psi. Tribune. g3ets
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VAPOR BATHS
CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL G. CECIL. THE CEuROPRAC-
tors" II sick. try us Get we'll. Con
sultation free. Room 4o3, 2@5 South
Main. gil
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DUCK SHOOTING.

ENGAGE YOUR HORSES AND RIGS
for duck shooting now. Farmers Ex-
change, Was. Ass. g3I6a
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LAWN MOWERS

suARPENED AND REPAIRED; BICY-
Gle repairing: key fitting. Salt Lake
Lock Works Bell 1854. asSol {
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR, ROBERT w HALL. PYORRiEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. $50
KEARNS BLDG. a23b3
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
WITH THE MERCURY
THIRTY BELOW
Sixteen Persons Injured in Rail
road Wreck.

Bemidji, Mimi, Jan. 3.-The south
bound train on the Minnesota and In
ternational railway was wrecked al
Farley, north of here, at l o'clock ir
the morning The day coach and
sleeper were overturned Sixteen per
sons were injured, four seriously and
at least one is not expected to survive
Charles Bush, brakeman, was the
most seriously injured.
The temperature was 32 degrees be
low zero and in the intense cold the
passengers who had been in the day
coach and sleeper suffered intensely
Some of those who were in the sleeper
had on only undergarments and prac
tically all were without outer wraps
The wreck occurred in the woods and
this made the work of rescue more diff
ficult.
The train was two hours late and
was running at high speed when il
struck switch that evidently had MOI
been set right or had been affected by
the cold. The engine and the two
first cars passed safely, but the day
coach and sleeper left the rails.
The injured were brought to Be
midi.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
LAUNDRY WORKERS TO QUIT
New York Union Demands Shorter
Hours and More Pay.

New York, Jan. "A strike of steam
laundry employees is promised as the
first serious labor trouble of the year
1912 in New York city In the last
hours of the old year the executive
committee of the laundry workers in
ternational union met and promulgated
strike order that may within a few
days make clean linen a curiosity in
the metropolis. The order directs
several thousand workers to cease
work at once.
Twelve big steam laundries, each
serving from 80 to $50 hand laun.
dries and thereby ministering to
about 100000 individuals, are affected
by the strike. Representatives of tn,
union say that if their demands fol
higher wages and shorter hours are
not granted within twenty-four hours
general walkout will tie up every
laundry in the city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
DEWEY URGES FOUR SHIPS
Admiral Declares Bigger Naval Pro
gram Necessary.

Washington, Jan. 2-"The United
States should build four new battle
ships this year to keep up the efficien
cy of the fleet and provide for replac
ing the vessels which must be rele
gated to the second line"
This statement. made emphatically
by George Dewey, admiral of the navy
shows that while congress is appar
emily considering how much 1t can cut
down Secretary Meyers recommenda,
tion for two new ships the general
board, of which Admiral Dewey is
president, believes that even two ships
are not sufficient to properly main
tain the position of the country as a
naval power.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
TRAIN DEMOLlSHES STATION
Fourteen Persons Injured in Wreck
on Wabash Road.

st. Charles, Mo. Jan. 3.-Fourteer
injured, two perhaps fatally, and q
railroad station entirely demolished
was the damage done by wreck OIL
the Wabash at st. Peters, Mo, wher
passenger train No. l, st. Louis tC
Kansas City. jumped the track.
The train was going at high rate
of speed when a broken rail directly
in front of the St Peters station
threw it off the track.
The engine and baggage car plunged
through the little station, entirely de
molishing it, while the first day coact
was overturned.
c. III. Daniels, engineer of the e&
press, and his fireman, Fox, were botf
internally injured. Twelve Others
were bruised and cut by flying glass
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
COLONIES LIPS SEALED
Roosevelt Refuses to Confirm or Deny
Any Rumors.

New York, Jan. 3-Wlth a genera
refusal to confirm or deny any rumor
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt declined
to discuss a report that a movements
was on foot in New Jersey to place
his name on the presidential primary
ballots
The former president was asked Il
he had been approached by any one ot
consequence or authority in New Jer
sey politics with a view TO having his
name placed on the ballots.
THAT necessarily involves a defini
ton of the phrase Amy one of conse
quence or authority" he replied. q
must decline to confirm or deny any
report or rumors of this Sort"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
QUAKE JARS TWO STATES
China Tumbes and Doors Slam In
Wisconsin and Illinois.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-Northern Illinois
and Southern Wisconsin We're Jared
by an earthquake.
The tremors were distinctly felt
here and in surrounding towns and in
some places they were severe enough
to slam doors, tumble china from
thelves and startle residents, who ran
from their homes in alarm.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
TRAMWAY EMPLOYEES STRIKE
Traffic at Toxic Almost Completely
Tied Up.

Toxic, Jan. 2.-Three thousand EN-
ployes of the city tramway are on a
strike and traffic is almost completely
tied up
The strikers are demanding an In
crease In wages in order to meet cost
of living which has greatly increased
by the Campaign of economy" being
waged throughout the empire to clear
up the huge war debt.
This is the first strike In the his
tory of Tokio's tramway and a peace
full end is being predicted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
FLAYS THE GAYNOR REGIME
Magistrate Ccrrigan Says Vice d
Rampant in New York.

New York, Jan. 3.-"Big Tammany
men are taking dirty money gam
bling houses are wide open for q
price illegal resorts are operating
everywhere, even in the most exclu
sive residence districts, and the po
lice force, utterly demoralized by po
litical control, winks at crime"
City Magistrate Corrigan, who
stirred the city to its depths a year
ago when he openly denounced Mayor
William j. Gaynor from the bench, has
returned to the attack.
In bitter arraignment of the mayor
and Police Commissioners Rhinelandel
Waldo he asserted that conditions
were worse now than a year ago.