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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
|V TRACK RECORD
||ID[ BY K0OTE|VAY
n Western Splinter Wins
/ at Louisville From a
/ Classy Field.

.1sylLLE, Ky. Sept. 2o,-koote~
=. western sprinter, won the feature
Al the DAVIS card at Douglas park
,,lect :icld aud established a new
,.od for the six furlongs. Trojan
another product OF the far west,
b opening dash. paying S22 for 50
F5mmary'
M, sye and half furlonEs-Chiltoo
M Hc,,rerl, 1870. $3.50 and $3.50. won /:
4 n, nnttusl. $40 and 1880. second /;
T,-, 10 tstssie), 1870. third. Time,
n lri.loa. Magshon. Toy Boy. Con-
n. B.ud hud captain Heck also ran.
n.s. ESQ and half turlongs-Trolan
g tc,llahss), S:1 fi2 aud $3.50. won.
m iS (Gooy.). sii15D and SIS. 20. Sec
X hJy Worth. los (Andress). $iL3o third
lis i.I Bright Stone. Lurin. Duchess
E-x-lry. Sell!e Agnes. Frances Gaines
ln=.i also ran.
aa. hr iurlongs-SaIali 100 CMolss-
Ep. rttD and $40 son; King olym-
y Gosrs,r). $40 and $3.50. second: Sea
XE Crrlnl. t21o, third. Time, i:15 20.
kr,s, Belfast. j. 3. RoblaEon. Hawley.
ki Golden. Wander and Port Arlington
ID ne .Ir 'urlourS--Kootenay. III Uof-
Xf1 hto and 80 90 won: Grover Hughes.
1i, ~ and s. 20. second. Mary Davis.
hn1 NO. third. Time. l:ls 1-6 (oew
rrsl ssnprolus. Coz Lad, Fotlio Levy,
NJ i,i 7. n. Creep also ran, Ethel
M At tho port
~ siI iurlongs-Trapcc. l05 (Steelel.
~ and $40. won: Sylyestris, 100
81 III and ,7.50 second' Helene. i0a
p EN third. Time, 1913 30. Joe
essorl, AhnssiH, g. v Hough. Toy, Tom
NLu Sett and Camel also ran.
ne. nils and siTteeuth-Dnlngcrfiel
~ Gia no and $50. won; Patrucho.
t1rvsr.hl, $40 and 50 50. second: Yauk-
lBsfrll. Nlo third. Timc. i.t7 2-6.
81. csinisr, Commorer's Touch. FLORAL
~ 0piio Btsvo slro ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
SUES FOR $4,000
BECAUSE WIFE LEFT

John Reed values Mrs Reeds anec-
lions at 10000. Reed yesterday filed q
suit. charging alienation of his wfc's af-
fcctions, against Alfred Jensen. and asked
damages i'm that amount.
Reed alleges that Jensen made a pIac-
'ioc Of calling at the plaintiffs home in
Forest Dale while he (EcedJ was away
at his work In salt Lake. II is also
charged that Mrs Leone Reed received
Jensen NJ her home during the months OF
December. 1911. and January and Feb
uary. 1912, and that Jensen was con-
stan,y seeking To have Mrs. Reed leave
her husband and in tho event of leaving
Reed afford Jensen "A chance.
Reed also charges that Jensen present
ed Mrs. Reed with gifts and on numcr-
Gus occasions escorted her home from
house parties, and finally. on February
10 persuaded her TO desert him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Anaconda Results

Gls e ), Mont. Mont. Sept :o.-FouowIuE arc
.a,sl,, % and half furlanEs. maiden
|II,s oHda 100 (CavouaushI. ! 10 I,
:. 700: Lrda Lake. 16s (ua,
|h g,nn 70 !. to 5. second: Nellie
II 80 ~ 10 ]. 20 I, = 10 l. third
|nt e.,, LADY Mint. King Earl ouesn
,,ssn s''ssn Shower also ran,
a., p'uriiY coufsc. selling tb-.~
|tth ,,0ssrhs-LuciIio Allan, iii uiu.
TO ). won: Abound. loo 10
| " rl,... 70 J. even. seeond: Thistle
| IN. - IN / ? 10 1. 7 10 10,
hfasr A.. B,lronIa, yaIhsl. SIX
ges -,,. haFql c. also ran.
y ta rn nha one.c.ehth. selling. four.
III sko, lno iseldsnl. q 10 s.
hb, hons stewart. 100 OEap-
~. Il 10 - ' to 4. second. ossisn.
Il V' Hal and Round ana Ronns
NJ, a.. mrlonss. selling. thr,o.-,r.
lns Fosythel, 10 < tc
bn Dutch Courage. 1o5 c,Ijut ;
GI,,, second FIsctiue Fashion,
ns,,s,| 10 |. 20 :, third. TImo,
an rroTn. Nsndadero and FIrai
E-n.. ,nelongs. selling. threc-7ear
bl n eenlssf. Ill (Mulligaul.
gb,'o T. won, Star Blue iis c,1.
|np,,s is to !, 10 2. second. w.da,
L1est ~ Tisehor), 8 10 ~ !,
Lsr,l,, iims. Ia. IS. Bon rne,S
AZ n. noscfiro. Lt,Istou. For,xuarS
ss-p,.,ry course, selling. tnres.year
va; P,k. los EilI). 6 10 3. 10 :
t.sinhy; log tCaransugh). & !,
tbf' second: Flying. los fFischorI
sL aair .. show. third. Timo
4 Rsss a., bse Harrison, Lady hde
Ana New Capital also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Three Funerals Held.

Funeral services for Andrew T.. Johr-
son. the S-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. r.. Johnson OF 3i9 Second East street
o'clock i'm the Qualtrough- Allcott funera
chapel Intermeut was in MI. olive
cemetery.
Funeral services for James william
Dun, SO years of age. were held at l0:Si
o'clock Yesterday morning at the S. D
Evans nnortuary chapel. Interment wa.
in the City cemetery
Funeral services for William Thomp-
son were held at the family residence
e79 South First West street, yesterda '
afternoon at o'clock. Interment was in
tho City cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Il News Service.

Sept. ?0.-Racing over a
fT0lI me bay gelding. The Wan
rsck, @ bv tho boy driver, Ramey
ttTh .Xsrnoon won the $4,000
ns ,s for 2:l5 trotters after four
.to1snt won't 10 the Memphis
ta roli. ali pave Hall, driven by
tytr Annie Kohn giving him a
lr7nS,, end coming so fast at
1 vgunsa, she would have won In
[,.Bo wst,,des. Dave Hall broke In
= r1e ~ and was not afterward
~ vas an outsider IN the
rlhae utsd the mud better than
g ou, u,~b,la the favorite, Dorsh Me-
t>sfs. N"S by "Pop" Geers, was an
tnysu heavy going and could not
" lime to get a share OF tne
IA m,usr the first heat the battle
n A ,he wanderer, Ruth Nc
,s'te annie Kohl. young Mayer
inu ns,,rInr the geldine to victory
t1t of the going today made
Lgspe, L,,1s 10 ret away with six races,
s,s e.De damned. and II will be nee
y 80 sri an additional race on, to-
n % psramne, pos as the judges have
~ "a dispose OF the entire card
-ors rsIn lntervenes.
4 pmnary; .n-o,r.o,d n,c.r,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
FAVOR HOME INDUSTRY.
Ogden Lodge Of Elks VIII Furnish New
Home Through Local Firms

Special % The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 2O.-As the remodeins
OF the old Central school building for the
new homo OF Ogden lodge. No. 7lo. Il. r.
o, E., is nearing completion. much OF the
and are being displayed by local furniture
companies before II is removed 10 the
building.
The Bowie Furniture company is show
Ing the drapcrios, wall decorations and
floor coverings. Some OF the material
especially the furnishings for the lodge
room, was imported and made for this
order. In tho lodge room the draparies
will bo Of the richest purple. Brown Will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Grnboat Outpoints Kubiak,
y international News Service.

PIIILA DELPH1A, Sept. 2o.-FacinG a
twenty pound handicap In weight, Gun
boat Smith outpointed Al Kubak. tho
Michigan giant, in six rounds at the
Olmypia Athletic club tonight
1t was Kublak's first appearance in
the ring since lie resigned from 4he
Philadelphia police force. He was fat
and appeared slow at the start OF the
bout. but finished In good shape and
really surprised the big crowd by his
showing against the former sailor
Kubiak weighed more than 200 pounds,
while Gunboat Smith was close TO the
$50 mark, He allowed kubiak to do most
OF the leading In the 6rst two rounds,
but from that time TO the finish the OK
sailor was the agRressor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Army Ordars.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2O.--Major Louis
r. Garrard Jr-. quartermaster corps. is
relived from duty in the Philippines. 90
take effect October :, and Will report by
telegraph 70 the adjutant general for fur
ther orders.
Major Henry l.. Pettus. quart ernlaster
corps, will report to the chief of the quar-
termaster corps for duty In his office.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Grer-
son. Tenth cavalry. Is detailed for gem
cral recruiting service at Fort Mcdowell,
Cal,
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph a. CASTOR is
assigned to the Tenth cavalry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
SENTENCE INCREASED.
Woman Who Asks Judge " He VII, Buy
Drink, Pays Penalty.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2O.-Iva Parsons a
white woman who has been held az the
city jail 10 testify against an alleged
white slaver, had an idea this morning
that Judge W, H. Reeder was going to
buy drink and the idea netted her nm
extra ten days In Jail the same being
added TO n ten-day sentence for intoXi-
cation,
The woman was allowed to walk about
the city yesterday afternoon. When she
returned to the Jail she was drunk and
brought a bottle OF alcohol TO head
quarters She apparently was enjoying
the effects OF the "hansover' when arr
raigned before the police Judge this
morning. She was given ten days and
then Judge Reeder asked:
Eva, have you had breakfast YETI
mo. Judge not drop: arc YOU going
to buy a drink7"
The comedy was not wasted on the
spectators and court attendants, but the
prisoner was given an additional ten
days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
MARQUARD BLOWS UP
AND REDS WIN GAME
Continued From Preceding Page0

Iwo-bnss btts-Whitted. Galloway. l. Magec
SonetchE, Brcsuahan. Three base hIt-Doolan
Donolo plny-Roddins 10 Hnuser. Stolen bases
galloway. BreSnahang Dooin, Hilton Brennan
q In innings; on Mayer. In Innings. on
rinneran' In lnnIngr. Rascs balls-on
Hcddins z; on Brennan. 8; OF Mayer l. Strucl;
out-By Redding. 8: by Brennan Q; by Mayer
a. Sacrifice bits-Konc,chy. Hauser hit b,
PltchcT-Finnornn. I. Time OF game 81 I'm
pircs-orth aud KLEIN.
ST LoUTS-PHILADELPHIA
SECOND GAME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Plans May Be Changed.


OGDEN. Sept. c0.-AthoUEh tho plans have
Goou paused upon by all parties concerned and
arrangements made for tho nnal draft. thcro 4.
now possibility that tho building 10 ho
erected by Fred J. kicscl VIII he extended 10
three four-stnry structure.
The Weber club 20 have occupied tho SEC
cnd foor. but with the plans enlarged. tho club
probably would the top floor. I'm tho yrout
another story " added. elevator service viii
be Installed. II 4, II decided add or two
stories TO tho present plans. tho building vii!
be OF tho largest business blocks In tho
city. It is Ia Gc erected al Hudson syonuo
and Twenty fourth street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Bagley Dons War Paint.


OGDEN. Sept Sn.-Jrdso John =. BsEley ha,
announced that he viii 80 after tho acalps of
several people not Known to him at present u
they continue 10 circulate reports that he has
dropped out of tho for IudKeahip nomlns-
,iou In tho Second district. subject 10 tho de-
cison Of the delegates ~ tho convention 20 Os-
den September "a. IN addition to judge Bog
Icy. Judges J. 4. Howell aud y. !. Harrg.
tho incumhonit, seeking denomination Mr.
5sEiey believes that n slate has hcon prs.
pared aud he has been left out said slate r.
likely 10 be cracked. because he fcols that he
VIII have ample aupnort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
May Gut Down Time,

| sVtEINI 70 INH IIlHUI".
OGDEN. Sept. Ga reduction q, Two hours
In the running timo between Ogden and Sparks
New. will be tho aim OF tho Southern Pacinc
officials after tho twelve new oil burning loeomo-
,Ivca have been placed In service. Several OF
tho now types OF engines expected To arrive
in this city within day two. Tho Salt
Lake division officials say that the now engine
rin be capable OF pulling train OF eighteen
cars at auyonty miles pcT hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

meeting in Provo tomorrow, and a number OF
Ogden autoists probably will make tho trip Sew
ctsI N the drivers certain they can cAp-
ture tho prize FOR the creates, amount OF trouble
on the trip An cdort viii bo made by the
Ogden representatives 10 have tho next meeting
OF the Utab Automobile club held In this city
or nc tho Hermitage In Ogdcn canxnn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
VIII Boost for Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept 2O.-Thronsh an arranEcmcn,
With tho publishers Of tho magazine, ogden 4,
TO he given some publicity through tho columns
OF The Arrowhead which S. published hy Tho
salt Lake Route. Tho contract was entered
into by tho officials ~ tho Weber club An
article on the natural and industrial Advantage
Of ogden g. 10 lr wrtton hN ~ Tho tlnr
wri"rs tho magazine and Nil) nc illustrated
With Photographic yicwF NJ the principal in
No
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
claim Against City.

A. Cline, cripple. yesterday filed With
the city recorder for transmission 10 the
ages for injuries received when he fell
on tho sidewalk In Hawkes. court. Cline
alleges that his crutch went into water
pipe hole IN the sidewalk from which city
employees had broken the cover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Visiting Old Home.
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN Sept 9o.-Arter spnndins lev hourt
with Ogden friends. George ". Hansen and wife
Of Warrington. u. e, departed today for their
old homo Fillmore, Utah where thcy will
visit before going 10 Tasmania. whoro Mr Han.
sen will act consul Tor tho United St1ur,
government They VIII return TO Washington be.
fore leaving tho country and expect TO make
another visit in Ogden before returning cast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Has New X-Ray Camera.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. 2o.-Durus the past !ow days
DOW and modern N-ray machine has been In.
stalled NJ tho Dec Memorial hospital. Instead
under the machine toT three minutes while
photograph ls being tahon tho now X-gay VIII
take an instantaneous Photograph. The machine
Is said Ia be the latest now In IN the
west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Glasmann Still Tries.
Special to The Tribune.

IIlOunc.
OGDEN Sept. Civilian Glasmauu will
make another effort 70 set the Prosrcasivcs Into
working harness at meeting to be held q, the
Headquarters. next door 10 his newspaper office
tomorrow night lie has Issued a calf Tor ali
members Of the county central committee and the
delegates to tho recent convention To DC
present. Other than 10 promote further organ
zRt!on in this county. object In announced
in tho call
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
An srtinls that has real merit shouli

An article that has real merit should
the case with Chamberlain Is Cough
Remedy has been attested by many
dealers. Hero is one of them r. W.
Hendrickson. Ohio Falls, Ind, writes.
Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy is the
best for coughe, colds and Group, and
is my best seller" For sale by all
dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Regulatiofls Changed.

Several changes In the government
regulations OF rights of way through
public lands and reservations owned by
the government wero transmitted to the
local land office in a letter received yes
terday afternoon from the commissioner
OF the general land office at Washing
ton The changes affect only power
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

be used in the card and billiard rooms
while the wall coverings and drapercs in
the ladies' rooms Will be pink.
The Elks displayed their "home indus
try incllnations by ordering all equip
ment for the new home through local
companies,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
PITTsBURG-BoSToN.
ErroH-swconoJ. Marsnv!llc

Errof7-SwconoT. MarsnyIllo.
Summary Homo rup-Glbson Two-basc hits
Wagner. Titus. Double plays-Butcr to Miller:
Butler. Wagner to Miller Bases on ballE-On
Robinson. /; of Pordue .. Struck out-Ry
Robinson j. by Pcrduo /. Timc OF game
l;lS UmpircS-Fipnoran aud RigIer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21

Errors-Elli', Whitted. Doosn
summary: Two-bnso hts-EIis. s Nazee
pouble plajs-konetchy, unasslstcd. l. Masee 10
Wlngo: Paskcrt 10 Doolan Bases on balls
on AloEaodcr, .. Struck out-ny Alexander 5.
by Burke !. Sacrifice hits-S. Magoe Miller
PoEkcrt. Sacrifice hy-Doolan Time OF game
li3l Umpircs-Klem and Orth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Pirates Still Winning.
BY international News Service

BY Gnterna tional News Service.
BOSTON, Sept 20.-The Boston Ma
tionals were defeated by Pittsburs today
in poorly played game by the score OF
10 to ?, The wea ther was cold and the
pitchers were afraid to take any chances
Perdue pitched for Boston and was hit
hard and often.
PITTSBURG-R BOSTON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Autoists Interested.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept 2o.-PTesIdcac H. NJ. Rove and
other ofncinls OF the Weber club have taken an
active Interest In the automobile contest which
lo TO be held IN connection with tho Good Roads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-21
Delegates Selected.

Special 10 The Tribune
oGDES SEPT. CA Haywood and Ralph
tl,,hrio have bcnu selected Ia roprcaent the We
l&r club al the National Irrigation congress Ia
Salt Lake September 30. October ..
The evening world., 1912-02-15
PROGRESS|VES PUT
THEIR o. K" ON
ROOSEVELT SPEECH
Light and Gayety Prevail III
His Office, hut Loeb Won't
Run Campaign.

All was light nn1 eayety IN The
outlook building to-day. and Col.
Roosevelt harmonized with his sur
roundinys. lie hal sent the speech ne
II To deliver at Columbus. o.. on Feb.
Fl 10 the printer. and had practically
nothing H. do until tomorrow.
II In understood that ono OF the main
features OF yc sterday's series OF CON
ferences at The outlook offices was the
reading and analysing OF Col. I,oose-
velt's speech by the progrcssives who
have pledgcd him their support. Some
of the Coloncl's advisers were not sat
isned with the speech In It's entirety.
but u IN understood he conceied some
notifications which made the docu-
ment acceptable TO all hands.
II II supposed that in,smuch NJ Gov.
Johnson OF California has put HIS .. X.
on the Colonels Columbus effort. raih
enor comes out more or less for the
initiative. referendum ana recall. IN
Guiding the recall OF Judges. This
Inter reform is one In which Gov.
Johnson In deeply Interested. and on
which he led a winning night In can
fornia last year.
Among those who have put tn,
stamp OF approval on the speech th'
Colonel IN TO make at Columbus are
Col. w. u. Nelson. Of the Kansas hj
| star; George l.. Record. OF New Jersey
7, and ex-senator Finn. OF Pittsburgh.
Senator Moses Il. l.. Clapp of Mimi"
sofa was the chief visitor to the colone
to-day. They conferred together a.
The evening world., 1912-02-15

had come 20 hor AZ nrst. but now. when
We have had statements printed that
everything will be forgiven II sne Will
return, and she has not come home, Il
IL dlnorcnt."
The police are % the opinion that tho
girl VIII be found near her " home.
They say hat she was without funds
and that she had no clothing sufficient
for a long trip when she went away.
n she does not return In a short time
the police say that they will consider the
possibilities Of suicide or foul play. They
mink that It Is quite possible That Tho
girl Nigh have sought refuge In some
place where she frOze to dcath. -
The evening world., 1912-02-15

MEMS HALF HOSE - Medium. I
weight black cotton. Elastic ribbed
tops. double heel, and toes. Similar
qualities offered elsewhere at r@c
% ,nSth "oLD-FAsHIoNED ~
R~o III. Mays" PRICE
DE BEvolsE BRAssIEREs or Bust
sapp93 stc s;du made Sizes e m y To- r,mn
Al ms. sold elsewhere at zoe: |
10Th "OLD-FASHIONED ~
R<b n. MACY'S" PRICE
wOMEN'S LOVES, Imported
glace kid. Red. slate. black, tan and
white. Oversewc seams, Brosser I'M
$ : ,s% s'-,s'' $3.50
Ek3 III. MACY'S" PRICE
Neutrality-suspicious. and shadow
Lace Nets-whitc and cream; II to IL
:ss'i:iss;;si s "olp.y .ss 10 ?'t 24S
BsG Fl. MACl'S" PRICE
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGs-
in oil the wanted colorings' 4 nc
ioe auuSSt,ihsE%'oLD.rAsHloNED ~
"T yus +, MA fIG6SGSNcffN ElSE Lace
cahsiidren's dresses, etc. Sold /oc
elsewhere at soc = sHMrTddi
Rx9 FL. Mays" PRICE.
CORREsPONDENCE APE r..
Made by. Eaton. Crane and Pike' -
sheets and envelopes to match
:ss a%ssiih,'ayo1LD,rAsHIoNEp 1t
bh1 Fl. MACY,s" PRICE 49,
/. WRITING PAPER = Cranes I'm
Linen Cotele'' paper. Envelopes have
deep flaps, rib6on-tied. Onc-quiro
boxes. Sold regularly at &C
Q "oLp.FAsHIoNED 10
9@s FL. MACY'S" PRICE
The evening world., 1912-02-15

After observing ana studying
thsss schools for thirty years.
an, now convinced that the A.
tempt to give ~instruotion In the or
binary elementary branches In the
t.enins to boys and Giris from
fourteen 70 sixteen years OF eSs
10 Q Gigantic blundsr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-19
A jefferson Farmer

John wied is only a farmer up at
Jefferson and Ne la Dutchman bo-
sides ana don't know very much
about politics But his taxes this
year are tS75 and last year they
$3.50, He pays Si2b additional for
being q farmer, He says the valun-
tons are too hlgh in this county,
and they are much lower on an
kinds Of property In Linn and
Claekamas- But he pays si25 for
Twins IN Marion, and lt's worth H. He
says reduce the valuations. Mr. As
SCISSOR He will vote for an assessor
who will lower the valuations about
25 per cent He would also vote for
q man IN tho legislature who would
cut an tho salaries from supreme
tudgo down about 2t per cent, 40
long as no county official got less
than a hundred dollars a month.
He figures the honor Of county OF.
fical ~ worth 500 a month, and a
state Official $500 month. and
$1,000 for coupiy officials and $1,000
for state officials would be pretty
fair pay counting lhe honorB.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-19
CITY Council Tonight

The regular monthly meeting OF the
city council occurs tonight and the
poyrolls viii be audited. Street mat
tera are coming up, and an effort VIII
be made to compel nidwell, Hayden
4 Co. to put up some kind Of bond
for making good on East State street,
before granting them another contract.
A verbal agreement win not be accept
cd, North Fourteenth street was built
by A. Kehrherger, and Is a good piece
Of work South Fourteenth street
could be made Just as good by a
homo contractor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-19
MISERABLE STOMACH TROUBLE ENDED
NO BILIOUSNESS OR HEADACHES

Do you feel bright and fresh-as
yo should feel-wben you get up in
the morning, do you feel like you
have had a good nights rest and
like doing full days work, or, do
you get up all down and out" and
just as tired and sleepy as when you
went to bed?
II you do, 90 TO your druggist now
and get bottle Of Cooper's New
Discovery. Take three doses--o one
before each tneaI--and If you don't
feel better than you have for many
a day, go back and get your money
After taking a few doses Of this
there will be no dyspepsia
and you will not feel the effects Of
undigested food In the stomach
which causes you to have heartburn,
sick headache, or dizziness and your
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-19
BALLoT FoR REPREsENTArIYE.
VandaIs Grabbed Lunch

The streetcar employees Of Salem,
had their monthly iolly-up Saturday
night and when they and their la
dies we're ready to retire to the ban
qnet hall. oranges and sandwiches
that had been provided on liberal
scale, were missing, 1t Is supposed
that hoboes broke into the food pre-
pared for the occasion and carried It
on while the juice-jerkers and tick
et-puncbers were tripping the light
fantastic toe in the halls overhead.
The boys in blue will put watch
man In charge Of the next commits
sary.