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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
OPTICIANS DECLARE
PROSECUTORS LAX
ASK Legislature for Special
Appropriation to Push Ac-
ton Taken Independently.

That county attorneys throucrey, IN.
state are strangely out pcrs!stentiy &c
,uc,ant 10 conduct prosecutions agsInat
.l,yl1, .ao1sIoTs OF INC medical laws. is the
Complaint OF the state board OF cxarnin-
CTS IN pptometry In It's biennial Tcnort
nled WIN Governor Spry yesterday The
board asks that the legislature mako n
special appropriation To dcfray ,lIe cr-
pense Of Independent prosecution bv Inc
board. - '"c
The report says:
VIC have had orc prosecution and
convicuon and tho board won't To
G"hgideiabie expense 10 GO, evidence
a"@ins; two other vIpIrtory nr ,nc
law; but after securing The evidence
against tJc men the county attor-
,IeS ,V.;, @ slInpE pu' MS of from time 70
ore case a county attorney told lis
lhat lnasmucu the man Had lef;
,ne COUNT no did no, care 10 put
TIC county 10 the expense u. bring
ing lim back. When Tho board ~;
fcred 20 stand all expense. hc sill,
ncSleGled TO Issue the warrant. in
,aIh II seems next 10 impossible 10
got prosecuting attorneys to mako
any effort toward prosecutions
against ylolntors OF the opiometry
laws and We presume tina. the rncd,-
trouble.
We would suggest that the IesIsla-
luIe appropriate "A Sum sufficient 10
cover special prosecutions for tho
teal.
The report adds that It's complaint
against county attorneys does not In
>!tdc Salt Lake county, declaring that
Mr wiley has done all IN his power TO
atd the board.
Tie board calls attention Ia what il
, ,"rhs a weak point In the present state
law covering optomeiry. namely tho lack
of standard educational require cmcnts. IN
order 10 become proficient in optical
knowledge IL rs held that q broad odu-
cation is essential and an amendment To-
tnc Jaw fixing an education standard is
recomm ended.
The board passed ten applicants for
licenses during the DienuIum just end
Ing, making a total OF sixty nine licensed
practitioners i'll the state now.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
WOMAN'S HOMO COMPANION
Cenuon nNwsStan
TO FINALLY DECIDE
ON BOUNDARY LINE

In order 10 settle once and for all the
ancient dispute ~ To the boundary line
between salt Lake and Davis county be-
fore the new commissioners come into
ofGcc. tho county commissioners SO. e.
day appointed John =. M1ckay 60 confer
with the Davis county com migsi"ncTs. II
Ia proposed To erect certain monument
near the mouth of the Jordan river and
20 agree upon inc monument as oiyiJ-
Ing point
For many years there has boon Jizrute
a. 10 the exact location of the line. due 10
tho vagarics OF tho Jordan river. which has
changed lts course slightly several times
Al q result % the DISPUTE. persons living
In the disputed territory have been rou-
froutcd with taN assessments from both
slIrt!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
ATTENDANCE LARGE
AT BRADY FUNERAL

Funeral services FOR George II. Brady,
- years OF age. who died al his home.
3lI Ninth East street, Saturday. OF
progressive muscular strnphy. were held
at the Tenth ward chapel yesterday at
ternoon at = O'Clock. The attendance was
large. Bishop Joseph Christensen was in
charge. The other speakers were Joseph
keddDston, William Taylor, George HI
ton and {. w Synons.
81 Know Tuat My Redcemcr Liveth'
vas sung by Horace 8. Ensign. Robert
Siddoway rendered "Gcautiful city and
the Poll puartette sang "Not Dead. but
Sleeping" and Savior Comfort Me" The
ward choir sang Though Deepening
Trials Tbrong Your Way
1ntcrmcnt was in the CITY cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
STATE OFFICIALS
IN NEW QUARTERS

state Insurance Commissioner Willard
Done and State Fish and Game Conmis-
sicncr Fred W, Chambers moved their
offices from the Dooly block to the sew
euth floor of the new Walker bank build .
Ing yesterday They will be followed to-
dav h. State Dairy and Food Comrlis-
s!oncr Willard Hansen. and State Coal
Mine Inspector J. Il. Petit, Commission
ems row Oh the fiith floor OF the Dooly
block will then be entirely removed 10
inE.
The state insurance department. VII!
be auartersd IN room Icl Of the Walker
building, The fish and game commission
Will be located in No. IO1. ana the food
and dairy commission and coal mine In
spector VII occupy rooms I0i and 200.
The change viii be completed somo time
this afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
SPRI IS PRESIDENT
OF FARMERS BANK

Governor William Spry was chosen
president of tho Farmers and stock
Growers bank At n meeting Of the board
Of directors held I'm the offices OF stew
art, Bowman & Morris. attorneys for the
bank yesterday. Other business was JiS-
TO meet again this forenoon. when the
location OF tho temporary quarters In
which the bank will be opened and. tho
exact date for the opening will bc de-
cldeG.
chosen S follows. c. B Stewart. FIRST
vlco president; George r. OJel second
vice president, G. W. Pcnrose. third vice
president. &. S. Tingey. cashier. Well
iDGton Lake. assistant cashier. John
Str!nghan. second assistant cashier. and
y. r. Porter. George =, Odel. x. J..
Norris, G. Y. Stewart and j. q. Meal
lister. members of the executive commit
tee,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
MAKES OBJECTION TO
PRISON-MADE GOODS

The Manufacturers association IS op-
posed 10 the selling in Utah OF prison
made goods manufactured in the penal
institutions of other states. With the
view of bringing about Il change Ia this
regard, II. F, Collett secretary, is gath
erng data. Among others, he has writ
ten 10 Victor l.. Berger. editor OF the
MI ilNaukee Leader. for information.
we have a law In this state prohibit
ing the marketing here OF goods manu-
factured In our own state prison. said
Mr. Colctt Yesterday, but the manu-
factories Of penitentiaries Of other states
are being shipped into Utah and sold.
Something should be done TO bar prison
made goods OF others states"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
||I@s Of LOWER
REVERSED
4, Highest Tribunal
EsDovn Five Opinions;
ks Trials Ordered.
GAINS A POINT
N Fails to Recover for
x Damaged While
| paving Gas Bill,
GAINS A POINT

4 -s,.,e and TWO Part,a! re-
J n. lover courts axe made in
-. handed down yesterday by
-, oo,rt OF Utah. New trials
"A IN three cases; in one case
.'r,. jr ordered 10 set aside
y. andInrs and substitute 9th
-, bv the higher court. and
r,s, the Judgment o. the lower
,-.o,d on one Issue and af-
n trother 81, -,
10 the issues and made
n,i aid not sufficiently t-y out
,hs supreme court orders a
N. The case OF Arnold O.
.,lr.t salt Lake City and the
'rS-sjy Construction company,
;. sorI, found for Gi6uqus and
4 rTaled. -.
.,:s, wns brought TO enioin the
Z =, construction company from
y =, lroes on Gl1uque's property
~ foy 4 sidewalk. ana also 10
=, 10 the property. The city
n Tia, the plaintiffs trees were
vOosr.y. GiaudUc replied that
81 we're 90. he Was entitled
-csr,y by Right OF adverse pos
~. ,tf-;y vpGfc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
RATES SUSPENDED
BY THE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON. Dec, 3O--TEc inter-
state commerce commission today sGs-
pend ed proposed transcontincntal freight
Tariffs advancing rates on lumber from
british Columbia and Alberta. Canada,
and Oregon. Washington and Other north
western states, shipped through Colorado
ratcways 10 eastern destinations. ne
afrcct of the proposed tariffs would be
TO advance tho rate from Portland. or.
10 Chicago from 6j cents hundrcd
bounds 20 So cents. and from Portland 20
S.Y York city from Sb cents 10 Sl.Os3,
Rates between other points show si:ai-
iar advance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
JANET X. ANDERSON
IS CALLED BY DEATH

Janet r. Anderson, aged ~ years. wife
South street. died yesterday afternoon at
o'clock in 81. Marks hospital OF COM
pl!cation Of diseases Mrs. Anderson was
q native OF Scotland and came to Utah
In 1900. She was larIied to William n.
Anderson in this city nine years ago.
She IS survived by the husband. son
and "a daughter Funeral services Will
be held Thursday a ] o'clock from the
Sixth ward chapel. The body may be
viewed Wednesday evening and Thursday
from 10 a. m. until noon at the rest
dencc. Interment In the family plot In
City cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
INVITATIONS COME
TO WILLARD DONE

State Insurance Commissionor Willard
Done has received an invitation 10 ad-
dress the thirtg- seventh annual meeting
of the Fire Underwriters OF the Pacific
coast which VIII he held In san Fran
cisco January IL and rs. Mr.. Done
vii! probably make short speech az the
banquet. witch Will be held OF the even
ing OF January 10, az he expects % he OH
the coast on other business at that time
lie also received an invitation 90 talk
or fire prevention before tie convoHtiou
of the Intevmountain Fire Protection as
socia ton In Denver cp February 8.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
SEASON
SHOULD BE EXTENDED

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Fred w Chambers believes that the duck
season. which closes ut midnight to-
night could bc extended about month
and will so recommend 10 the state leGis-
lature. Ducks are Very plentiful through
out the state at present and Commission
er Chambers IS In favor OF adding either
the month OF Feoruary or March % the
open season for this popular sport. Mr.
Chambers Says that more ducks have
been bagged during tire past season rGan
In any since the game department was
established.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
\. M. G. A. LEADERS OF
Gym" HOLD BANQUET

\ banquet for class leaders or tho Y.
II. g. \. gymnasium was held at the
Commercial club last night. About thirty
1--WE men and boys were present. En-
hlems were distributed among thirty
bo.s
Oscar r, Glnrich. physical director. was
Edward O.. Caster. general
secretary, delivered All address on True
Loa dsrship." Attorney Eobnrt Porter
distributed tho cmhisms.
The bapaus, was arranged b. Homer
lioisin.tun. secrctaTy of bovS work Ia
tho y. NJ. g y. 4 very pleasant even
ing was passed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
DANGER OF WATER
SHORTAGE IS ANERTED

Warmer temperatures SUNDAY and yes
terfay have again saved the city from
q possible water shortage, The noE' ycs-
tevdav returned 20 normal as result
of n thaw In the mountains, where FOR
nearly q week the frost king has held In
leash n considerable portion OF the now
iron, the canyon streams. IT is expect
cd 10 have the million gallon flow from
Enisratlou canyon piped into the city
mains before the next cold snap deve'-
ger c; shortage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
BINGHAM MINER Is
KILLED BY CANE-lN

Frank Rulsavlna was instantly killed
in q cave-in in the Boston Consolidated
mine al Bingha m at 1890 O'Clock Sun
day forenoon. He is survived by wife
and two children, who live in Austria
Tomo Najcrovich, another Austrian
miner. who was working In the drift
with him when the cave-ln occurred, had
his face badly torn, but will live.
Funeral services for RukaviDa, who
WAS 80 years OF age and Ind been in this
country about two years. will be held in
Bingham at 10 O'Clock this forenoon
lntorment will be in the Bingham cemc-
tnrN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
'a'VaI AFTER MEALS

and sem SnS, with n sensation Of
ct psirW,i,e the food both To-
Y me ,d,"y hang Ike "A heavy
n Ind,as Yi the gtomach ara
WI off, With these Ibe
=. FaIInai.h hnye Constipation, IN
trdIly sS ~ OF The Blood in ~.
= Bend Tho stomach. Na1,,ca a. ,ms
,csc.ltIony Disgust Of Food.
Heart &c, S,nlt!ng or Flutter-
nhg, In Y,hine or Suffoca.lng
rtng tud, \ iying nosture. Dlzzi-
hsh,. Euehiy, Dots or Webs
nehrls nr,sScr and Dun Pain In
De skIry or Peyariratlon. Ysi.
~ Linn, and Eyes. pain in the
A few ~ and Sudden FIusbe,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
What Can Do
for My Skin.
Tortured Baby?

Warm baths with Cuticurs Soap and
ecrtl applications Of Cuticura Ointment
brin~ immediate and grateful relief, and
pcrmi. resi- :: sleep VII n all else fails.
Sold every yhce Send 10 ''Cuticura,"
Dept. 81, Rc ton, for Liberal sample
Of each. n 322-p. skin book. tree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
WOODMEN ENTERTAIN
TODAY AND TONIGHT

World. camp No. I3. will entertain the
children of members at the lodge rooms
In tho Mcintosh block. At O'Clock Il
cliildrens dance will be given and at
Z 90 n Christmas tree celebration will
take place ut which eac; child will be
presented with an appropriate git and
a bag OF candy and nuts.
~ o'clock a musical programme for
members and their ladies wifi commence,
20 be followed with a New Years dance.
II is their intention To make this cele-
b-ation an annual affair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
: = !. UNDER COAT
: ~ MANS ARREST

= E,,l.S SGck 81. coat with a man in
= No. II i0Iin I'm Tor the hiding of
'ers l6cla lI oi such shoes arc In
! hohcrl Slt AZ police head1uar-
: % a cSSmlth. 80 years OF uge.
sHesled h,. <. s. OF petty larceny.
3 ailtrnoa,y ~ fatrolnian l.. Davis
Heal I'm ill., after an alleged nj
t,lly clo,nis isnoes from the N[ul-
''o'hing store ON Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
Foils a Foul Plot,

When a shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels 10 cause distress by re-
:u,inQ 20 act, take DR.. King $ New Life
pills. and end such abuse OF your sy,-
tcn. They geutly compel right action
az stomach, liver and bowels, and ro,
store your health aud al! good feelings.
1:s a; Schramm johnson, drugs.
fAdyertiseMcnt1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
DENEAUX WILSON WEEDS
BRIGHAM CITY GIRL

]; transpircd Yesterday that Il was not
sickness but nalrimony. that occa stoned
tho absence Of DcvcauN Wilson clerk Of
tho criminal division of. the city court,
from his usual post Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Wilson went 10 brigham City q
bachelor and came back a Beuedick
Miss Ethel Rocklin was the other con-
tracting party. Tho young people will
soon be q home to thcr friends In the
KcnsinSton apartments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
Pleads Not Guilty.

Not guilty pleaded Mike Angelo.
when arraigncd before Justice H. :.
Harper Yesterday un cha rHc or assault
With * deadly weapon upon Alex Hall on
the morning OF December 20 The al
legged deadly wcapon-was an AK and the
trouble arose over wine jug from which
Hall Is saij To have coveted yet ano@h her
draught IN default % $1,000 bonds.
Angelo was sent back 10 the county
Al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
HOME RULE BILL IS
BEFORE THE COMMONS

LONDON, Dee, SO.---Thc Irish homo i'il'
bill reached tho port Stage ~ iNe h'CS'
OF commons tIls afternoon.
Premier Asquiih announced that seNcl
DAYS would bc given iOr the dAscufsl"h o.
.ljs t,tarc uf Tho measure Gher" Wa
much criticism OF tue government Nc.ho"
OF -uliotinins tho debate. but the Pre-"
,nicr refU9ei 20 rrolong the 'lmc;
SIR Edward Carson, OF beGals y. the
IruinnIsts. notified The government that
he Intended - move cfl amendment e%-
Guiding the province of Ulster f:om the
..,,r,.n iIn--s nf Tie ni.l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
Tna Ordered.

IA attempting Ia decide any q.
"a the supreme court rcma nds
= h, a new trial lin justice 20
Ia Including the trial court. "
q Re Issues were decided on 4
|rra!nary hearing that did not go
.r.Eh INTO the law involved In the
y aH oi Pearl Lockhead and her
4 tfains, Jacob Jensen. in which
Ees sought for the death OF
. nekhsad. who was Killed III an
.idt north OF Ogden two years
y higher court grants the appeal
y fof a new trial. a jury in
y puTt awarded damages to Mrs.
y or showing that Jensen Was
= m driving his automobile, in
|ibrkhead wns riding when II
~ The higher court holds that
3 court erred In instructInc the
; h pointed out that the only al
4 Negligence was that Jensen
tfg at a furious speed, As To
cidence is held TO be conclus-
ts speed did not exceed twenty
4 mir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

You will fiud that druggists every.
where speak well of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale OF it that in cases
of coughs aud colds it can always be
depended upon, and that IL is pleasant
aud safe to take For sale by all deal
eYs. (Advertisement).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
Great Britain's Threat.

pEISIN. Dec. 3o.--It ls understood that
croat Britain viii terminate the opium
tsiscn to pluse the opium trade In CH'ua
ir q more satisfactory position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
bp,s Purposes.

pinlon the supreme court OBJ
~ tho plaintiffs apparently did
~ 10 destroy The only basis OF
20 by trying 10 show that the
r. tnooih where the accident uc-
nd lnat the defendant endeav-
r,consciousiy, prove his own
~ By showing that the road was
g broken. However. we do not
II isiendan, succeeded" SAYS the
Most iocpndly.
dlTned bottle OF ink Is the sub
khgthy opinion reversing the
iH Inc lower court IN awarding
% Mari Davis Quinn against
Gs & COX. company. The
I'D TO recover $256 damages
,lllng Of her dress by reason of
ooItact with the spilled ink
,nns her gus bill at tho COM
pe soe was awarded So dam
..ftne court goes at icngth into
.en OF who spilled the ink and
Isason TO suppose IL vas not
n. accident and without the
" ne Gas comn,nv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
. Judgment.

'e Q, Ruth P. Mathews against
De!rett and the Rice Creek
4 n ,ohlpany. involving water
aaSo creek. the lower court Is
st ASIDE Il portion of It's find-
- - tae plaintiff and TO subs,i-
m ilcF favor In accordance
-, r,lhe'ples laid down by the
-s,, q, o. Inc lower court in the case
% rss o. Emily PIckard, deceased
-, ,h ~ OF heirs. is reversed. but
|lr,,VSs,,,ihe ~ me lower court TO order
nv. ,p,t;uioulion Is sustained
cs vsp. LOT a final scttlerent Mar
'r '1huGy. administratrix, asked
~ - 1eiucled from the share
|isr.S%.nm' A. w. i pickard, Jr.. a son
Ia SSS'enl, I, on the ground that that
! ~ aen osen advanced 10 ihe snn
ldIDure uealh ,l Of his mother with the
m. ,at mat 1t was 10 be 40 de-
l ,s ,ss ,o%er court held that mas
IL VIII mlil mad" no specific refer
'usd Ta"r the sum should not
IA n me me higher court finds thai
,tc,laIe Ie VIII intended 'hat thc
'rbn oe Withheld from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
To Be Buried Today,

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Anna Ander-
son. - wears of age, mother law OF
Inspector Of Police {. \. Carlson. who
died Sunday. will be held at the Poplar
Grove ward chapel at : o'clock this af-
tcrnoon. Bishop Frank Stanley will con-
unsf Tho services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
l.o,'. ls'a " LaUIAEk AMI uui.u

Fbixryv yvoxS'Ir,itisG syrvr hes been
iot th.;ss ;ssAAiiS by MILLIONS OF
With r,, ,Shll.DREN WHILE
||.t cu,I IrERrEcT SUCCESS II
'rAiE.c sorTENS the Ci-u.:
easiv ssuEFs WIND coI.fc an,l
1le,A Re aAHRHq.A. II Is ab-
1|hinr s. sufc and ask for aMr,.
'2-Gss csn,ar; ard lake no olhss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
"copper" Boz, Is sued.

suit fo- foreclosure o. a inoTtSa=e or
certain Bingham mining properties gwen
20 secure u prOfnissory note for $4,000.
was flled Ia tho district court restcrGAy >
hy w. :. Mccormick against tho Ring
ham Copper Boy Mining COMPANY ,, Ia
alleged that the note is long past due
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
Salt Lakers in New York,

KEN YORK, Dec. So.-McAIpine. {.
o,tnnhaImcr A. r.. Cline: Murray Bill.
r. ". Scyms; Waldorf, Mrs. s. Sicgel'
q; n, Sicgcl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
always
/. Pills

box a ttIreiy Vegetable.
4 CO a. usslsts. or by mali.
surs to a. - lafayette ST., N. Y
ssbs,,,o. - Get "Radway's."
Ad,vr,,.em.rr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
INACCURACY OF WATCH
SAVES EIGHT LIVES

AUBURN. Cal. Dec. 30.-Thc mac
curacy OF watch saved thc lives OF
eight men last night In d tunnel OF the
Mountain Quarrics company near here.
Summoned off duty by the watciIman
half hour ahead OF the regular quitting
time. they reached the surface just a
moment before the food gates burst and
flooded tho tunnel with water.
II is the wntchmans duty TO flash the
quitting time 20 tho men In tho tun-
nels aud when they were summoned too
soon last n!sth they rushed peIl neil for
the exit, fearing SOME accident had oc-
CURED. They were joking the watch
man about his antiquated timcplece when
the flood gates gave way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

Fortify the system against disease By
purifying and enriching the blood-in
other words. take Hood 8 Sarsapari1la.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

Copy-Cats Cured in 1915 for I5e
Poor Sister Nan, the naughty brat Wa, just
a little copy-cat. No cure could work; she
stayed the same. until the Kewpies fixed the
blame. Its told-just how they made her
feel-in sketch and rhyme by Rose = -A
O'Neil. Shllthe chsrgercmains only lC~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

Midwinter Preserves in 1918
Canning ID midwinter: A brand new idea,
and useful and practical too. IL the preserve
closet looks Bit scanty after the demands
Of Thanksgiving and Christmas you can re-
plenish it with unusual and delicious things.
The New Years Number Of the Woman's
Home Companion will tell you arx
how, for 10y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
The Blue Butterfly"

ndUlGB OF NOORS 8
Why pay $500 a week for cook and
$1,000 week for nursc-girl9 Is food more
important than the care of the baby? In a
narrative that is really an adventure story,
Nellie Grant, Nursc-girl, unconsciously
presents our most important household prob
lens. Her story is in the News-A
Years Woman Home Companion j C%
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31
'Staadardizin9 jimmy

Start 1913 night by reading laughable but
serious tale by Mary Hcaton Worse, whose
stories Of the Preston family have become
famous. Edith's experiences in introducing
Efficiency" into the home is delicious bit
Of humor with something more than fun
real workable ideas. Only one Of the stories
IN the Woman's Home Compsn. 49,.
ion for January lO%
1
Il
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1912-05-08
Try our Pneumatic Cleaner-$I.OO
per day. Reed Hardware Co.

Now is the time to get rid of you
rheumatism. You can DO it by apply
ing Chamberlain's Lpiment and Mas
saying the part freely at each applica-
ton For sale by PAUL Drug Co.
For SALE-Good white and yellow
sect corn Sl.00 per bu.
John N. Squires.