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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06
HOT REPLY TO
NEWSPAPER
BY ATTORNEYS
mo. p. STOKES AND n. POPE
REEsE MAKE STATEMENT REL.
ATiVE TO ARTICLES RECENTLY
APPEARING.

ne following corrcspondsnos -
aeif-eHrla natory.
Pansacola. pa. Duc. SIN. feis
Edifur Pensacola Journal
The Evening News has had murh
a. say concerning the employment -
John p. Stokes ~ the board o. coun-
- COMMISSIONER. 60 assist the county
attorney. n. p. Reese. IN defending ths
county Ia the suit brought against q
- the Blount Construction Company.
a. rsroyor fsf00aoo0 fag ALLEGED En-
traa On the new county faii huildinE.
for delays and FOR intarest ana has
printed certain statements concernfnE
The matter which are false. ana has
printed certain tnnuendou which are
also false
Ths character 81 statements made
~ the BvsninE News wers surh that
We thought a. our duty 90 ourselves
and the publio a. publish cur side ~
TIE MATTER We wished ths puh1c 90
knnw both sides and % 30 PIT IN gNnH-
session 81 All the facts. To thiH md
We sent the Evening News q suite
meat ~ cur side ~ the matter on
wednesday ana requested that IN fair-
ness 20 ua that they publish cur side
however. has not published our state
unnt although two issues ~ that pa
per have been printed and circulated
since We sent our Communication 20
the News
We are convinced thst IN this mat
I Ger. Ike in other matters ~ THE kind.
/ the EveninE News ls not willing that
I tha public know both sides ~ thn con-
I trovsrsy. They have pahhshed wis-
leading statements concerning ~ and
/ have refused un fhe privileges ~ pub
\ fishing orr side ~ the master We
/ consider this o. ha grnss unfairuoss "a
us and - ire public. How can tuR-
\ tira BE- done when onig one side T.
Y presented
IN the Interest ~ fairness 70 az and
7 90 ths puhiic. Win you pisa~s publish
Y IN vour paper ere enclosed statement
I az our side ~ the contruvarsy This
I statement r. an Identical copy ~ The
statement sent the News with the ~
Y quest that AZ be puhuHhed. buf Which
I that paper has refused % publish.
Very truly yours
FnTFv y Stoke
RP. REESB
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06
HOUSE At
APALACHICOLA
CONSTRUCTION or $1,000 OPERA
HOUSE sUILolNe COMMENCED
THERE.
sPHrTAL - - EoTRsAI-

HFElIAL 10 THE Ut y IT
Apalar hicoia. De- E.--Constr uction
~ an onera house vas stnrted here
yesterday morning. adjacent 90 thf
Mohr building TIE building uil cost
sc. 600 and wfll ~ complete6 ~ March
Isl 1919. Geo m Marshall. ~ Apa-
lachicoia. " the contractor AMI builder
The husldinE VII be tsxso feet inEids
With parquet. boxes and galleries and
w-ffl ~ e7nfppseI ulth al modern COO
vsniences such a. silhinE curtains
scenerv. etc
The opera house has been lsaasd ~
Tarpon SPRINGS p@opls from the owner
A Flatauar. one Of the leaiinE mer.
chants 81 thts city
Mutt and Jer~ played har~ lasl
niehi 20 . full house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

FenEa cola tla-s neo 4 1917.
Editor ~ the Evening News. CRY.
SIR We are hauding you herewith
letter for publication IN answer 20
the charges and statements contained
in the last two publications ~ your
paper wfth reference % the action -
the board 81 county commissioners "a
employing Mr. J. v. Stokes special
counsel q assist IN TIRE case ~ the
Blount Construction Company against
tire county o. Escamhia-
IN fairness 20 ourselves. We ash that
you give fhls the same prominent pub
Heity IA your paper that your articles
occupied.
Respectfully yours.
r. T.. REESE,
JOIN p gTOKF19.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06
STEAMER GOES
TO QUARANTINE

THE British stea ulship Eanara,
which haa just completed discharwing
d cargo ~ mahogany and cedar logs.
has gone 90 quarantine to be fumiEated
end wil leave port today Tor Belize.
where shr wfu load another FUN car
~ ~ loVr for shipment through this
Port
she IL under charter ~ hrinE a thirf
cargo 80 loss to this port and vii
snake fhIs voyage aa soon as her next
earHo o. discharged
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

Rsinsy's Afrissn Hsut Piusurss
Al the tariffs ant eHcitenent -
hunting "a gAEna IN the wfIda ~ A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

Selling clothes seems more
like play than work to Us.
n IS a pleasure TO know
that we are. in a way. bene-
factors Of our customers, in
that we safeguard their in
tercsts az so many points
where the dishonest and
short-sighted dealer sees
only a chance for a little eX-
ira profit.
We've such a variety of
suits and overcoats that you
are pretty sure 10 find Just
what YOU want.
Easy 20 choose. too, for al
our suits are hung right be
fore YOU IN glass cabinets.
Suits and Overcoats, SO
20 S35.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06
KOEHLER is HELD
IN COUNTY IAIL

" Koehler. who vas taken inta
custody nv the police wednesday
morninE. was bound over from the re-
Corders court yesterday % the count
authorities and vii 10 held az the
county fail urtu he L. examined ~ a
iuuacy commission 80 20 his sanity.
Koehler. who SAYS Ms home On is
Scranton, p. arrived In Pensacola
several weeks ego on vessel from
Cape Town. Afrtca. on which ne signed
az q member ~ the crew
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

The b@st evidence q theatre unanaE~r
car orfer he patrons - - TIE actual
merits Of an entertainment that he ~
Offering for your approval IL undisput-
ed facts concerning SEE success else >
where what "a said here concerninE
the success % Gus mrs production q
Bud Fishers Frsat cartoon play. Mutt
and IeI.- coming 90 the opera house
next Saturday. nec 7. cmn easily ~
verified IN the news columns 81 almost
any newspaper More than hvs hun
dred prominent newspapers thouEhout
the country are running the clever
Fisher cartoon daily. That newspaper
- paying q big bonus for the privilege
81 setting the Fisher cartoons be-
cause they have proven the biggest
suocess since carton pictures have be-
come q feature IN daily papers Mil
lions - people open their rnorning
paper a. TIE funny paEe" 20 zee what
new stunt Mutt and Jen- are up o..
You can then imagine wtfh VIA
pleasure the people look forward ~
seeing thoss two funny fellows in rel
life depicted - clever flesh and blood
actors. who are physically ntfed "a
prureriv portray every movement thai
. NHAa ANlaaE NaE NAAAlHNAHHA I'd - aAAAAH
Mutt and JeT' has actually created
q sensation never before known In he
atrical history. IN New York CITY.
where the play ran % record business
az the Grand opera house and at tfH
Manhattan opera houss On rhicsWr
where n ran fourteen weeks - Pie
uunlenal business. In Roston where a.
ran hfteen weeks to nctuai capacity
al ~
entire country. and WrunE from the
most conservative critics tha snvtahlH
tile ~ being IRE greatest fnan@al and
artistic Success m q quarter - csr
tur1. You don't want any better evI.
dence that this. 80 vnu7 The tta New
Nurk company with an - The arwf-
meats that won So success VII ID
here Get seata now for matines anf
uiFht
Ralnsysa African Mart ptusuraa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-06

How about Christmas
shopping'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25

mite al Ser. 44,404.S0 % bens lam.
Iebe SorpaItninesfapital er SIR. $685..
1851.
arabs s. Glen % Suitru Brittle,
fsot @. 2iet, f'inoe Den 25oe Nars
ieire 8ulobrplnp. 8uIobrnbeparret
bar ~ Barn oe II garuebaru. Beg.
&c De gamle or bra iriife % rolfe.
Wabs $. Glen err Ssu Of Dime u.
Sfogen, Tom opnoaebe Den bsie III.
Der al 1904 Iar, % Brittle Stens
Gar bar 50 Iar eammel.
Sra Seuoiioro err fslgenoe opta-
get pna SSenteifolen / arufen: Sofie
Sien, @arie @usli, beage ira Ssroe;
Sanna Rpgnaro, Soiie anapitao,
begge fra ainu; Solpeis Rorobotten
% Rarta Iouepif, bease ira grem'
anger; SSuaa apom, Hmiftool; Mo
rie Sellem, Spaeltab; Saura Roro'
eide, MIfpoIo; Settle Sunoe oa Auna
Salsn9S, begae ira 0tre Solmeoal.
s 1911 er ubpaubret fra bort Amt
oper Bergen Jolt 564. Sor DC Tor
'fieuiae gpgber her / Senoiioro It'll
Ter antallet iis i~aalebcs: Sra aItpoln
10, fra germaueer s, Seroe q, Spl-
Ieitao 10, @arlar 10, Ssllter 3,
ainn 80, 9tre SoImebol II.
Gen CITE Ipril 1912.
g. 6. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25
Gu &jGm peplau.

Wieo "aaiier @ilbclm III" er
Ytarconi for fort Sio iioen fommet
til SonOor, I'll et Snterpielper
bar ban uotalt Jig ON Den uel0ige
Spgaue, Iom oenter paa bam / Den
nGrnteIte 6rcmti0. Gen brittle He.
giertng bar operOraget Dtarconi at
uoarbeioe Elanen iii ct tradoleit
Selefonnet, iom ifal iorbiuOe ale
9ele al oct brittle 8er~0ensrige.
Glanerne til DC itore Utarconiitotio.
ner, iom MA oprettes meo bette Tor
Gie, bar ban allereoe ul0er arbeioe.
og ielpe Spfsrelien al Stationerne
oil bliOe p~uabegpnOt iaa mart JON
muIigt. Get, iom isrit og iren1it
maa gisres, or at oprette cit uPloig
REORGANIZATION / unio0elbar Rprs
beo al &onoor. Eaa oene Wtaaoe
biI ntar iaa litano en- otrefte traao.
los 6orbinOeIie melem 2onOou og
Reiu gorf, og %inaIeOe5 ipare De tore
9efoitTiuger og oct SiOSipiIoc,
iom cr iorbunoet meO, at ole Sele.
arammer fsrit ieuOeS pr. aImr1loeIig
3eIegrQf til apititationer og isrit
6erfra fan beforSres utoere meo
Srua0l6s.
Wurcori ertlPreoe, If oen 0irefte
Sraoolsie ira 2onoon iii Iep Dort
aQcreoe ON tolD RaaueOer fan pPre
/ &irfiontbeo. Oct pil blue 0en
IPngite t~roaolSie 5orbinOeIie, man
bi0til bor fcuet iitun0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25
Werfeligc Neoningsz
apparater,

Otter en- Itor Sjsulpffe pleier Der
altib at oliffe op en- bel Gel Spfin.
oere, iom bper iiPr bar opiumoet oct
eneite efieftipe Reoningsapparat peo
Sfibsulpffer. s nj al ii 5ilfGloe
oreier Oct lig ielpiagt ON "Spfnoel'
ier", iom peb praftiife 5orisg bier
Tia belt pPr6ilsie. Intallet af Dem,
iom pil eisre Sfibet ipnfefrit, err
legio. "a "9rummono Cattle" iauf,
og ale Tasiagerer og belle geiPt.
ningen pna TO npr gif Thumbs, 6uf
feoe Der op en- iranf Sngenisr meo
Ell temmelig epentprlig Elan. Gangs
ale g9ggene / Sfibsrummene oil'
De ban anbringe ct tort antal 8ano.
og luittPtte S9fte, iom ifuloe inbe.
boloe Galciumfarbio. Raar Sfibet
itsber 90 @auoet tr9nger inb | Sfi.
bet, uopifler Der zig Sas, Tom itrar
iaar be itore S9ffe iii at ipilme op
iom galoner. Otter Sngenisrens
in6pifleoe geresninser piIoe oisie
galoner pee iitanb iii at boloe Sfi.
BET oppe unoer ale OmitPnoisbeoer,
ielp ON Banbet trRngte inc | aae
Stibets Hum. Men bibtil bar man
life finnet finoe nogen Reoer. iom
por oiais til of siere ct 5oriss,
De iorunberligte apparater er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25

imiolertio opiunoet pao Reouiug8.
bpIternes Smraaoe. 6or nugle Mar
liben opian0t en- Gnalpnoer, Ro'
bert @bitbp, en- GeOningsbsic, Der
bar f%oripnet meo en- Ratlampe, for
at ogiaa ON Hotten Sfibe. iom pas.
iere6e, fiinoe blipe opmerfomme paa
oen Sfibbrlione. 9ette Sipbelte meo
Signallpgte iflllbe funne boloe ire
til ier Ferioner oppe | lang Sio.
st an0et 2ipbelte, iom for nogle Mar
iioeu bleo forepiIt for oct engellte
Warineitpre, inoebolot en- RGffe
panotPtte GiIm meo Mao, 8dno og
9rGubeuin for ire Gage. Wen
Geforoen log Dog en- Sfrue al Ell
G~nglRnoer. Sou fo%nItruereoe eft
HconingSopporat meo 2anterne og
en- lioen goqbploe, for at Den Glib.
bri,bne peo 9Gsning al gooe gsger
funbe bcpares ira 6ortpilelie og
8anuio.
Sinorigere bar en- 8eouingsoeit,
iom for en- Sio i'oen blep prspet,
men alOrig fom / 8rug. 8eiten be.
itoo al IufttPtte @ummipuoer, iom
LET fuuhe fnappe3 inmmen. Gen
peieoe bare ire % ct balot Iun0. s
5arens Climb fltnbe man toge BEN
pau og pllnpe ben fulo AZ Suit /
Ssbet al 80 Sefunoer. Gen par
foripuet meo panotPtte CONNER, iom
bopoe Rum til 8iGfs % @ano NOT
for ct Renneife / fem Gage.
Sort efter "8r1lmnonS GditIe"8
5orlis blep ogiaa ct an6et merfoGrs
oigt ReoningSapparnt anmelot til
Neutrality-suspicious.. Sele 5irges
item peieoe 50 8r. og fun0e 6efuemt
pitteS | geitelommeu Den beIto6
al en- Gatron og Ell lioet iterft Bal
lonbpIiter. geo gersring meO &au6
er~ploOerebe nogle femiife Stoffe.
gaaonbplitret optog ben Sa8, iom
uoUifleoe Zig, og oe0 SiGLp al bette
Suititib fuube man boL6e zig OPEN
8duoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25
Roalo Qmunoien
fcrt0ner.
"San bapbc 9pffcn mco no..

"Wtelbourne Seralo" / Iuitralien
9iengir en- Snmtole iom en- al glo'
oetS Solf bapbe meo NmunoIen.
LITE otter of ban Tom tilboge ira
Sp6polen.
&aptein Hoalb gmrmbien tiger
ferit, at bans telegrafiife S%eretnirg
ON Seroen er fommet ri9tig frem,
/ oct belle % itore taget. Eao Hel'
len oper Sier bar De mango 8ange
/ 2insfare, men ban % bans fire
HeiieiGller bapoe 2pffen meo Jig.
Ga De nprmet iig Eolen, gap oen
bioiige Sp9nbing Dem me areiter,
Sepn par ser life Gale ON, iaa be.
tat por De.
Sunoene bolbt glimrenoe no, o9
trobs be ltore Smrifeligbeoer, ION
De bapbe at operpinoe gift Reiieu ONT.
trent uben Iibrpbelier.
aaptein amunoien bonbe life
Soporo nof ON line Reiiei9aer. &c
bapoe i'm itore Gel | oct Ipffelige
liofalb. 2ange Stpffer maotte Dc
panOre ooer Ssilaoer, iulbe al Hep.
ner, og ia fig Sci oper p9loiBs
Sjelb, iom iaa no iom uooeritigelige
Sinoringer. 8ulOen bar ioriGrbe.
lig. Nen eiterbpert iom De fom
Golen, nermere, % iorItoo, at DC
piloe naa Waalet, bar bette Eunft
bet eneite, iom DC funbe ionlle San.
ferne ON. amunbien fog Sbierpa'
tioner uaflnbelig. 90 nPIten buert
Winut minbet ban fine WGno ON,
bpor nPr De mi bar BET itore Naal.
Smiiber raoebe De irem til eft
belbigt Ssplotaa iom ~Itrafte liz ipo-
oper / oct uenbelige. &aptein
amunbien pibIte, at ban Dor irem.
me. ga ban pegte no, boor oen
geograiiIfe SpopoI moatte ligge.
breo hans Mpn0 no | froftige Sur
roraab. a%munoien tog ioa munge
Sbierpationer, at ban meb Srp9beo
fuioe iige fig ielo, at ban too poa
set Bunft. ION Spbpolsiarerne bau-
De biget imcb ioa lGnge.
Saa log ban Seir.
&aptein @minoien f~ortPaer, at
ban uItanielia baooe maattet goo
oper repneoe 9rGer meo iteile Slug,
iom maatte omgoaes mileoiot, isr
&c funoe fomme oibere fremoper.
De moatte aoa frem meo ben itsrite
Soriigtigbeo.
"Men oct bar pi forbereot paa,"
iug6e amun0ien. Get tog ilet life
Wooet fra os. Soar Ell ifal toge
fla irem / ilige Srofter, lurer 10
Cohen paa en- operalt. Men frem
maatte Ri; ri tit ia alting, Iont
Oct fom. % bra gif Oct io."
% poiitiOe 9euiier bar Ge be!
for, at 9e bar ranet Ielue Folen?"
ipurgte hi amrnbien.
"Sa," ipnreoe ban. "9epiier, iom
inqen fan roffe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25
Gn @en ! @so er en- iall0 Ben.

Gn Ben / 3so err en- iat0 Ben. 5
Moogang og Hsoens Shmo titles
ianot @enifab paa lin baaroeIte
Brsue. en- iaaoan paalioeIig Ben
blep iuuoet al 9bas. RaDer, 5onoa,
Soma, / Or. geters a1Irifo, oct gam.
Ie lGnse prspebe llrtemiobel. San
flyer: "@i bar brugt alIrito ! Dor
5amilie ira Sib til anoeu / 20 aar
og piloe unoer ingen Sm~itRnoigbe.
Der pRre oen ioruoen. Gen bar altib
pitt iig at bore en- iifter og paalioe-
Zig Weoicin.
Or. Yeters alrrifo ituifer albrig.
Gen unblaoer nlbrig al gisre soot.
Zen ~forifafies birette fro Elaborate
riet siennem SpeeinI.a senter, aniai
al gierne, Or. &eter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1875 go. Sopne @pe..
Gbieaso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-25
Sieas MeNOelelie fro Qatcrt.2lb.

Sf6lge NeSbelelie ira Qatent.A0a
uofaterne @iaiamion & Wer6ant.
g6r. 925-933 Retropolitan 2iic
@log. Ger Guaranty 2oau), 4finne.
apolig, gFimL., er / Sen forI66ne ltse
fsIgeuSe gatenter tiL0eIt gfinneiota
og 9afota Spfinoere:
Charles Blomstrom, Minneapolis,
Mimi, Centering Tool. Peter +. Boyum,
Whalen, MINI, Can Cart. Frederick
J. Bradberry, Mitchell. s. D., Clutch Ne
chanism for Gang Plow Lifters. Walter
+. Brown, Minneapolis, Mimi. Wing
Carrier. Walter Butler, St. Paul, MINI,
Discharging Device for Bins. Harry L.
Day, Minneapolis. Mimi, Floor Sweep.
John II. Downing. Saltwater, Mimi,
Harvester Truck and Pitman Connection.
Joseph G. Fejtar, Yanktou, S. D., Husker.
Hall, Gustand ]. Brand, Princeton, Mimi
Mail Bag Catcher and Deliverer. John
Henry, Grand Forks, \. D., GrainsDoor.
Hans Honigmann, Duluth, Mimi, Sheet
Register. Henry Nj. Kinney, Winona,
Mimi, Transmission. Victoria M. lie
Mieux. Faribault, Mimi, Brush. Alvin
F. Lieske, Henderson, MINI, Chimney
Cap. Charles Maar, White, S. D., Mail
Carrier. Edwin l.. Matthews, Minnea-
polls, Mimi Adding aud Listing Ma
chine. VIM. A. Meuller. Bath, 5. D., Stop
and Speed Limit. Dewitt Nelson, Min
neapolis. Mimi. Emergency Tire. John
o. Olson and w. NJ. Grant, St. Paul,
Mimi, Forming Closed Continuous Spi-
raj Chambers from Sheet Metal. Richard
l.. Owens, Minneapolis, Cleaning Rack.
Harleigh s. Parker, Littletork. Mimi.
Steam Road Icer. Hans Petersen, Min
neapolis, Mimi. Matrix for Linotype
Machines. Edward c. Richell, St. Paul,
MINI, Lard Pail. Samuel w. Wylie,
Jamestown, N. D.. Refrigator Room.
Henry L. Day, Minneapolis. Mimi, Dust
Collecting System and Separator.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
GROCERY SPECIAL


wheat. Zoe: Van Camps 2Sq. pork and
beans. i5c: peanut butter; lb:, zoe; :
sOsOa aSe [reeh nssh m ,-:S SsSs ,1,Ss, S2S E2Sl S
lbs. good Utah cheese. 35c; J5c sugar:
butter. i5c: cans fi2s, l5c.
Postum Cereal :oc; ,f, large cans n, mill ~.
sugar. 81. oranges. Joe 10 ioC:
picnic hams, 12Ie; keG pickles;
pkss cut oatmeal i5c; : lbs. ginger
SNAPS. 25C: : lbs. lima beans. o5c; bo-
losna, i0c pound. corn gloss starch. soda.
bali bIuing, any for l5c: cereal coffee,
cheese, @5c; straight grade flour. o0c:
pounds rcd apples, i5c: pounds wheat
meat. i5c: blue Ribbon raIsins zoe:
i-pound cans salmon. "5c. White
house coffee. zoe; best hams. Ice:
pound. loc: pound 6o-cent CO.
Goa. 35c: best creamery butter 35c. 4
pounds rice or beans. Csc: good lemons
zoe; alb. pail compound lard. zoe, .
pounds butter, 45c: pounds strong
cheese. 2Sc: cans peaches soc; pounds
onions l0c; kippered herring. zoe; kraut,
pound. BE-: } cans corn. 25c; cans
oysters, 25c; g bars Crystal White
cans oil sardines, &c; NJ. J. B.
coffee. 35c: lo-poEnd can cottelcne. sl.35:
best olcomarcarlne. pound. 2oc: Lip
corn Flakes. i5c; J-poHnd can cottoiene.
55c: Bib can lard, 65c: l0-pound can
lsrd; l.2o. large bottle catsmp. ioc: cans
soda crackers. 2ic; gallon can syrup.
45c: graham nour. per sack. 95c; Red
Seal lye for for :oc; sso. pounds maearoni
soap. 25c. Chicago Store. liS West ist
South. $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
OGDEN SEEKS MEETINGS.
Wants horticultural and pslrymen's Con-
ventions Next Year.
snccIal 10 The Trlhune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 25.-When Inc annual
convention of the Utah horticultural SO
clctv meets in Provo next Monday
number OF Ogden boosters VIII oe on
hand 20 get the convention for TINS, CITY
no1t wear Manager G. ST. Clay Of the
ogden Fruit Growers association and
othcr fruit men from Weber county VIII
do their best 10 get tho convention Tor
ogden and their efforts along thls Hue
viii be supported by delegation of rep
regeniatiVe business men who VIII pc
sent To Provo 10y the Weber club. Logan
is expected 20 make strong bid Tor the
convention.
Ogden being In tho heart Of the fruit
growing district OF the state. Viii stand
an excellent chance of getting the CON
Vcntion. according 10 the frUli men VINO
will work to that end.
4 number OF dairymen who viii at
tend the Dairymen's convention at Provo
early IN February. arc also planning 70
have that convention held at Ogden next
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
MRS. WILLIAM CRAIG DIES.
was Prominent in Affairs Of Women's
Clubs and IN Social Circles.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-Mrs Nettie +:
Craig. wife Of William Craig, died az .
o'clock this afternoon at her home 1873
Seventeenth street Heart disease was
the cause or Mrs. CraiG's death.
Mrs. Craig was prominent club Nom-
an OF ogden. She was president OF the
Crittenton homo board, president Of the
Home Cuitur" club. and was formerly
president OF tho ogden W. G I. L. She
Chidrens Aid society
Mrs Craig was Oorn AT Mansville,
jefferson COUNTY. y. V. Septemoe= 3.
49, Size Is survived by her husband.
two daughters. the Misses Nettie Lou
Craig and Bella Craig. and two sons.
William and Harry Craig, There are
four sisters ana two brothers in New
York state. Mrs. Craig had been III Tor
several months. No arrang emcnts have
been made FOR the fuDerdl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Estimate Cost of Work.
special 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Jan. ~. Estimates of tho
cost and expenditures for the cNcava =
tons In South Fork canyon. by which
the Cohhle Greek dsmsitc was uncov-
cred to bedrock. are being prepared 10y
CITY Engineer W. NJ. Bost1ph and his
assistants.
This report will be presented to the
city commissioners at an carly date. II
IA announced unofficiaily that tho cost
10 tho city viii approximate $4,000 for
the preliminary work on tic damsitc.
As soon all unpaid subscriptions are
settled and the report OF tho city ensl-
ncer Is filed, steps VIII be taken towd nd
incorporating the company 10 build the
mammoth dam and reservoir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Charge Game Law Violation.
Special 10 The Tribune.

'-P~~''' ~ ibS lAApLh'
OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-John NJ. Grow is
charged with having had deer meat IN
his possession i'm violation of the state
game laws Grow is said TO have killed
deer during the closed season. Tho COM
paint is made by District Game Warden
~ II. Moyes and Joseph HoSge. a deputy
warden. Grow lives NJ Huntsville. His
case VIII be called for trial In a few
days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Doctors Adopt Resolutions.
Special "a The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. 20. 26.-Rcsolutions iu con-
nection with tho death Of the late Dr
James y. Alien. who died in ogden. De-
cembci -. 1911. have been adopted by
which DR.. Allen was for long time q
member. The resolutions were prepared
by q committee consisting OF Drs \. s
Condor, r s. Joyce and Joseph f. Nor
rell. Copies or the resolutions were sent
90 tho bercarcd family and spread on
The records of The Medical sociciv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
COST OF CAMPAIGN.
Successful Candidates File Statements OF
Expenditures.

Special 10 JBn iTIpSnf'
OGDEN. Jan. 2G.-Pursuant 10 the new
state law requiring all elective officers
10 file a sworn statement OF their cam
pairu expenses within thirty DAYS after
taking office. statements under oath
we're today subscribed 10 by Mayor y. &.
Fell. Commissioners j. G. Nye and r
:. Browning. Auditor William ID. Van
cr. .Jr.
Msyor Fell swears that bis e!ectioa
cost him only S5i5 20: Commissioners Nye
penditure OF s5li. tS aud sSSI.6l rcspcc-
lively. Auditor Van Dyke Says ne was
elected on s2j950. while Judge Reedcr
ssys he needed only sl5 10 get his Of
Gcc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
POULTRY SHOW WILL
CLOSE THIS EVENING
exhibition Has Attracted
Widespread Attention; Chill
dren Are Delighted.


Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2d-Tho nrs' annual
poultry show, which opened last Mon
day. Will come 10 a close tomorrow even
ing. when there VIII be an address Oy
VI. W. Browning, Judge at the show Mr.
Browning win discuss srcccsSiuI poultry
raising. ,t,
The children of the city were hnlrI.-
tod 10 the show today free OF charge
There was a large crowd 10 see IN" iowis
and the little folks we're immcnseS
pleased with tho show Children; II hS
hc admitted free OF charge iomorro" ne
ir,nnn thn hnnrs cf 3 and . O'Clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-27
Give Medical Lectures.
Special 10 Tho TrIbunc

SpeciaI TO The TrIDUnc.
OGDEN, Jan. 26.-Through the efforts
OF Judge II II. Rolapp or the general
sunday school board, a. series OF medical
lectures TO parents will be given by lead
ing physicians every Sunday during the
next few weeks, Or. Edward Rich will
speak at the Third ward meeting house
Sunday morning. His subject Will be
Conditions We Acquire" At the Same
hour DR. K. ). joyce viii speak TO the
parents OF tho Sixth ward on Conditions
We Inherit The public is invited