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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22
SECOND WARD

sfriet 1S-ljeber s. Cutler, ooj South
I Temple; Thomas ;. Little. 9ss
'n f1rst West; ]. p. Mahsu, So2 South
4 Temple.
strict l7-C. L. Davey. 1890 South
IN West: Allan NAcQuarrie, @62
':ticsn \. aFsnne, Edwin Petit. Sr.. 91i
|strIct 1S-H. NJ. Hansen. 1914 West
|ifh South; Leland J. Acc,nb, IS2i
me avenue; Mrs. L. 8. Clayton, no
strict i9-Lawrcnce Cowan. a75 West
a South; J. I. Dupaix, S7G West
.tn South; II. l.. Bywater. 243 West
h South.
|strict GOV. 4. sperry. saa South
= setlple; p. d. Burlingame. 257
y y slAth South; T. r. Burton. "a.
istTict Z 2l-A; c. Thorn. IA West
y South: Mrs, T. Fox. I91 West
tn south q. e. Blaheley: Kendcrt
istrict 22-WnRam y. Anderson. 1892
Y Fifth South; George T. Watson,
ISouth Fourth West; \. Z. Poulton,
south Second West.
El; jim Barlow, 63e South Seventh,
Charles ]. Bentzgcn. 5l5 Summer
lstrict "4-Antonio Ferro. 31a South
Eth West; Sarah J. Rudy, 22B South
nd west: A Is, Menott, c2o South
triet 25-Lou McCurdy. q West
[fh South; Mrs. ella Aplin, $40 South
Mest; John Fowler, no address.
Istrlct 25-W. L. Vigus, PAS West
south: A It. Christensen. rs New
locEi II. f. Elder. o27 South Second
drtrict 27-Robert Burton y, r. Walk
'YnlldihG. Mall Skolheid. Vermont
>1ing' Thomas L. Taylor, Jr.. no ad
ssret 2$-E. :. Woodruff. l24 Soutr
Vq WeHL; George LAWN, Folsom ave.
L. q. Holmes, "a South First West
>[iet 29-J. A. Eckmau. S23 Wcs
south; George s. Ashton, SAT Wcs
south: James Ure, ssf West Frs
rtrict Gov, J.. Pickering. 1895 Yves
hd SOUTH; Alex f.. Wilson. Souli
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-22

Tho following tboatcr notices are marked
"ldyertigement' IN ordor 20 comply with a
strict Interpretation OF tho new federal nows-
paper law, In no thoy paid od-
vcrtiEcncnlg. They items furnished by
tho press ssonte OF the various thcutcru.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09

DITTSBURG.-While the theme OF
teaching love In the public schools
has been brulted by theorists, ma.
terialists OF the Margaret Morrison
Carnegie School for Women have been
arranging a practical course for
brides, and have announced that II
would be added 10 the curriculum this
month.
II is explained in emphatic terms
that the new classes are in no way
devised to encourage elopements. and
that only young women twenty
years or older will be admitted.
In considering the question Of In
Btrueting young wives in the serious
side OF matrimony. the faculty has Sc
lected subjects calculated in the
members minds to add to post-nuptial
happiness, bring contentment to hus-
bands, lessen milliners' and dress
makers bills. and preclude, as far as
possible, the presence OF indigestion.
The particular subject Of bringing
eontentmeut to husbands. is consid.
cred the most puzzling. OF course any
instruction having a tendency toward
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
JAIL is PARADISE

number in less time they are allowed
to spend the time they save in enjoy
ing themselves on the prison grounds
Dozens Of those imprisoned there. in
stead Of awaiting with glee the hour
OF their freedom, witness its approach
with misgivngs. for they realize they
will have to go forth to battle in q
competition that will AFFORD them few
Of the pleasures and luxuries common
in the prison
The criminals paradise" is oniciaL
ly designated the California state pris
on, 1t is maintained by California
The federal government sends prison.
ers there, but pays the state OF Cali.
ifornia for their maintenance The
prison is situated at San Quentin,
which projects out into San Francisco
bay II is reached by boat in an
hours ride from San Francisco
Comedians and tragedians among
the prisoners weekly give theatrical
performance; the prison band. consist.
ing Of sixty pieces and composed OF
the inmates. gives concerts; the base
ball teams play for the championship
OF the prison league; the handball ex.
perts battle for the championship 10
hat line; the athletes of the cinder
Path, the hurdles the hammer and the
like regularly engage in competition
They have an extensive farm. They
raise chickens and ducks.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
Grateful British Thanks for Daring
Work Of Revenue Cutter
Lieutenant.

Washington.-James Sprunt. Brit.
ish vice-consul at Wilmington. " c..
has written a letter of thanks for the
rescue by the revenue cutter .Itasca
Of thirty persons from the British
steamer Thistleroy December 81 The
steamer was wrecked on the treacher
Gus Lookout shoals and twelve mem.
bers Of her crew owe their lives to the
heroism Of Lieut. Capt Berry of the
Itasca
Says Mr. sprunt in his letter to
Capt Berry. Of the Itasca:
THE mariners unwritten obligation
to stand by a fellow seaman In dis
tress commands the admiration and
respect Of all who love their fellow
men
But where such deeds Of kindness
as yours In this case are manifest, we
realize that one touch Of nature
makes the whole world kin and our
hsaStA gn oHt 10 you In Eratefulness
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
Practical School for the Housewife

the lessening Of milliners' and dress
makers bills, will help some. But the
item Of well cooked food is generally
considered the most important OF all,
Miss Dorothy B. Scott, assistant
registrar Of the school. explains that
newlyweds will be taught all the diet.
airy and culinary frills calculated 10
make young men forget the cooking OF
their mothers.
She also says the hours Of instrue.
ton will be 80 arranged that they
will not interfere with the home life
or encroach upon the evening hours
when husband and wife want. OF
should want. to be together, but
probably will take place In the after
noon, after the morning housework is
completed and when many young
wives attend the matlnees.
Cooking, from the boiling Of eggs to
making OF pastry. may be learned In
ten lessons at SlS; theory Of dress
making and shirtwaist making, each
$40 for ten lessons; millinery. 10 les
sons for $40 and garment design, 20
lessons for SIS. Thus the entire
course may be taken for S63. but any
one or more courses may be selected
and the time lessened. They are also
to be taught how to launder clothes.
Women must work out their education.
al salvation through the fundamental
occupations for women; they lead d.
rectly into = form OF artistic sxpres-
sion.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
"Joy Kiss" Causes Strike in School

r. REEHOLD, N. Y.--As sequel to
L that historic emotional kiss" the
boy and the girl students OF the high
school side by side marched out on
strike from the classrooms the other
day and paraded the streets, an
nouncing that they we're out to stay
until Principal Roy Leon Smith was
reinstated
Only those students who feared the
parental slipper remained and It is
expected they will also 60 out later.
There were eighty odd in the demon,
Etrating procession and they made
more noise than FIVE times that
number Of men would have done
While they were marching along
they came upon Samuel r Smith.
president of the board Of education
and shouted to him that they wanted
Principal Smith back President
Smith says some boys not only shook
their fists at him but lnsulted him
in other ways. The girls chorused.
Smith, Smith; we want our principal
back!"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
MANY MOBILES ARE COMING

all the material to go ahead and start
q colonial kingdom
The duke and Duchess OF Suther.
land will take up their residence for
the coming autumn in their bungalow
at Brooks Alberta It Is a coy little
weather-board house In the middle Of
their prairie holdings
Earl Grey keeps a hunting lodge
in the Columbia Valley, B c.. and
Lord Aberdeen owns one OF the finest
and most profitable fruit farms IN
the Pacific slope. the Coldstream eS
tate.
Lord Cianwilliam is a large land
holder, and, with Hon. Edward Cole, Is
interested in the Saskatchewan Invest
ment and Trust company, which
owns the leading hotel at Saskatch.
evan
Lord Hinlir is the landlord Of a
vast a~el OF prairie and British Co
lumbis land and Lord Desborough iS
interested in the timber and lumt q"
trade
Lord Sholto Douglas is. or was un-
I'll recently fruit farming IN Brit.
ish Columbia, and the earl OF Stan.
hope frequently visits the Dominion
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09

In the primary schools all is un-
rest The younger children have
caught the strike fever They are In
general charge Of Miss Carrie Atkin-
son, whom the board OF education
named as temporary superintendent
when Mr. Smith Friday refused to
take the position pending the settle
ment of trouble following the re-
moval Of Village Superintendent
Barnes on charges that he was seen
with teacher on his lap kissing him
Barnes alleged the kiss was due to
hysterical gratitude because be had
assisted the teacher in passing an
examination Various petitions are
in circulation asking the board to re-
consider his dismissal
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
Had Marriage License But No Bride

. BIRMINGHAM, ALA-An elderly
- negro walked into the forum pre-
sided over by Judge H. b Abernethy
the other day and after looking
around in a stealthy manner, wadded
up to the judges desk and said
''Cuse me, sab. is 20 de iedge OF dis
yere cote!"
Il reckon so, uncle. What can do
Tor you?" replied Judge Alb.
Does 20 marry folkes?"
Sure; do you desire to enter the
state OF connubial bliss and felicity"
ledge, what yo' says is so. but ah
'clar amt done hit What ah wants
Is ter get married"
Have you secured the license?"
"Yessah, jedge, yere hit are" said
the old man. as he produced the pink
envelope that contained the document
by authority Of which bachelors are
changed into benedictS.
This seems all right Where's the
feminine part Of this contract"
"sey which, jedge?"
Where Is the woman you are to
marry"
Oats what Alb wants 20 ter do.
git de CONAN. Yo' see. jedge, dat
Milindy pusBon what has her name
writ on dat yere license promises ter
marry me, an All gees ter git de pa
per While An was gone she done
TUX up wild a trihin' yaller niger an
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
BURN BUILDING TO KILL GERM
Only Way to Get Rid Of Them, and
Occasion Was Made a Good
object Lesson.

A ramshackle building in Winston
Salem was recently burned at the re-
quest Of the local Antl.Tuberculosis
league. because II was said TO be alive
with tuberculosis germs and could not
be properly fumigated.
For days before the building was
burned huge placards announcing the
hour OF destruction and giving rea'
sons for the burning were hung about
IN prominent places. Among other
things, the placards said; within the
past months two men who sold
fruit. etc. here have died OF tuber'
cuiosis. but unconsciously left millions
OF tuberculosis germs by careless
splitting. The building ia so open that
II cannot be effectively fumigated
The only practical means OF disiniect'
Ing is by flre."
At the appointed hour, while mil
lions OF tuberculosis germs we're be-
Ing burned. 5000 pamphlets telling
how to prevent consumption, we're dis
trlbuted to the crowd looking on.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
NOT A SILVER FOX At ALL
Prize Catch Of the Season at MIllburr
Was a PomeranIsn Purp-WOmaR
Claims Dog.

Millburn, N. 1.-THE silver fox which
Ansi Snow captured a few days ago
in the woods back Of the plumber q
shop where he works was not a sill
yer fox at all but a pet Pomeran.
ian of Miss Louise Bannister of Spring.
field
Miss Bannister sa wthe story In
the papers about Shows capture OF
The fox and in the description she
recognized her dog. member of her
family visited Snow and claimed
the pet
Snow was much concerned about
what he was going to do with his cap
tive As It was out OF the hunting sea.
son, he did not want to kill the fox
without the consent OF the state game
commission Had he received that con.
sent, he might have killed the Prize
and prepared a meal of fox fricasss
out OF the Pomeranian pup He 10
glad MisS Bannlster sent for the
dog.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
The Turkey Trot" Barred by Society

have been originated by negroes OF
the underworld The stage got them
next, then society folk and then the
tough dance halls. Then the cry to
halt.
It didn't come soon enough, how
ever, to stop the chicken reel" which
w s. Reeves, head of a dancing
school. at 263O Broadway, originated.
81 originated the chicken reel" said
Mr. Reeves, "but deny that It is i'm
proper 1t is the latest development
and has none of the features Of the
turkey trot' and the grizzly bear
Il instruct in all three dances. but
do not allow them to be danced At
my classes or my receptions. dance
the chicken reel for q club dance in
Newport last summer, when was
asked to get up something new"
In the chicken reel" the partners
hold hands and take four steps for
ward, tapping the outer arms like
he wings of chicken and rising on
the toes at the same time.
Then both stop and scratch like q
chicken four times with the right
foot facing each other.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
Luxuries Enjoyed Where Nc
NamaraS Now Dwell.
San Quentin Is Like a Summer Resort
I'm Institution on San Francisco
Bay Offenders Are Treated
With Consideration.

Los Angeles, CaL-IncarceTatsd In a
prison de luxe, where the cells are car.
peted. where they have access to a H.
brary, are allowed to roam on a breeze
swep, island. granted the right to play
baseball, swim, engage in athletics
and promenade and smoke, James b.
Mcnamara and J J. Mcnamara, whose
dynamiting operations cost twenty-Ons
lives, are escaping the prison hardships
like those If Sing Sing
The san Quentin prison, in which
they are serving their terms OF life
Imprisonment and fifteen years. re-
speCtivsly. Is the prison de luxe OF the
United States. if not OF the world. BY
some II Is called the criminals para
disc" and lkened more to a summer
resort or country residence than
prison.
In this prison de luxe the inmates
are confined in the cells but eleven
hours a day The rest of the time
they are either making jute bags in
the factory that is a part OF the prison
or playing baseball, swimming. read
ing under shade trees. while at the
same time enjoying a smoke, or else
roaming about he island and enjoy
ing the view of passing steamships
In the evenings they are allowed to
have a candle with which to read in
their cells. and If they desire can cook
4 rarebit for themselves
Hard work is unknown, The pris-
oners. numbering lSOO, including the
McNamaras. are obliged 10 make 90
many jute bags between the hours OF
in the morning and 5 o'clock in tho
evening II they make the required
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
THINKS DOG is RElNCARNATED
Ersderic Mistral, the Poet, Says He
Believes His Pet Was Roman
Slave Owner.

Paris. Frederic Mistral. the great
Doet OF Provence, has revealed himself
ss a believer in metempsychosis He
has dog which be believes to be a
reincaruation Of Roman slave
owner
How the poet came to be converted
to the Pythagorean theory by his dog
whose name is Barbohe. he related this
week IN a letter to the president Of the
Animal society
Mistral stated that having found on
,ne Of his walks the fragment Of an
ancient Roman milestone he threw II
down 10 front OF the dog, which i'm
mediately attempted TO turn the stone
with its paws Every time Barbohe
sees the Roman relic he gets into such
4 state trying 10 turn Il that It has to
be locked away
Mistral declares that he now regards
BArbohe as a mascot and attributes TO
the dogs benign inaaenne the Lri2e
awarded 70 aim
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
SlmWIgrants do Luxe" viii Enter Can
ada In Spring Seeking the
Simple Life"

Londeu.--Canads is now waiting an
"emigratiop de luxe" which Is TO take
place his year Several members OF
the British peerage are going TO take
mp farming in Canada in The spring.
and a large number Of peers will make
their annual tour OF inspection OF their
Ganadiss estates
The explanation Of the titled exodus
10 Canada Is due in part to modern
legislation and in part TO the fact that
Canada affords freedom and natural
Hfe unobtainable in England, II is
said
Inquiry resulted in a long list Of
what are known as "gilt.edge set
tiers" and "emigrants de luxe being
discovered
There are enough titled persons
living In CT ada, or interested In the
country. to open a house Of peers
Of their own" said a leading railway
official. -and. with the duke OF Con
naught as governor general, we have
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09

gin me de go by, She did jedge"
81 can't force the woman to marry
you, but you can sue her for breach
Of promise"
"Breeches O. Dc promise. jedge! |
don't reckon she wear 'em. Amt dis
yere paper what paid six bits fer no
COUNT"
We'll. you might sue the woman
for the $1.75."
Oats hit. jedge. dat's hit What
All wants is ma money back Ter tell
de trufe, Judge. ah wcIld ruther have
de money dan de woman. anyhow"
Finally Judge Alb told the old
darkey to wait a few days TO see II
Milindy would not change her mind
and carry out her promise. If not to go
to the clerk OF the court who issued
the license and he would refund the
money.
The old man looked little crest
fallen at not getting either the woman
or the money, and left the court evi.
IDENTIFY disappointed at the refusal OF
the court to compel the marriage.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09

Anew YORK.-The Turkey Trot,
~ Grizzly Bear" and even the
Chicken Reel" the last word in the
dance ZOO, may be all right in New.
port. but they don't 60 among real
society folk In New York
That much has been learned in in
lerviews with several dancing masters
who number fashionable folk among
their pupils.
These teachers instruct in the va.
hous dances, but they won't allow
them IN public receptions or parties.
Discussion OF these dances came
through the announcement by the
committee on amusements and vaca
tion resources Of working girls that
the turkey trot" and grizzly bear"
must 60. The dances are supposed to
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
down IN PANAMA
uneplOred Country Of the San
Bias Indians.
Mysterious Land Forbidden TO White
Men Poopled by Savage and War.
AISe Natives, Where No One
Dares Go.

New fork.-"Looking for the smok
ing room, hOmbre?" asked the com
fortable looking old gentleman in the
white linen tuxedo. according to Pana.
ma correspondent The unoomforta.
BILE locking young man in white dan.
nels shook his head
I'm looking for the way out" he
replied This isn't Panama; It's Du.
pont Circle, Washington, d. c."
Within the 10th Infantry band pound.
ed out Our Director" while bronze
engineers, soldiers OF fortune and once
proud naval hsutenants begged pupils
or the zone high school for half an OK.
ira Estimate the distance between
the awkwardest fourteen.y ear old and
the local Mrs, Hawksbee and you can
figure out how far the young North
American In white fanuels found him
self from the center OF the stage he
holds so firmly in musical comedy
Mex time come down here III
bring a dress suit" he said
They always do, the second time
said the old gentleman soothingly.
sit down and cool on Ten years ago
We danced In pajamas and watched
the government revolve every TWEEN.
ty-four hours, but now we're nice and
civilized
MY son." added the gray hair.
ed isthmian. I've heard that farewell
romance and last frontier wish since
before TOu were Weaned But there
are plenty Of last frontiers In this
world that will last a good while and
you're sitting on one of them right
now
The country mean lies partly in
he repubic OF Panama, partly in the
republic Of Colombia, and doesn't give
d. for either Of them II begins
within thirty miles OF where we are
sitting and runs for 400 miles or 30
down into South America Just how
FAR ! can't tell you. for no white man
has ever made the trip"
Region too unhealthful?"
For our kind, yes Full Of little
set drafts from behind trees And
Men word is passed out to your
friends that the senior died OF Chagres
lever, with no Witnesses to the con.
Rary-
"But who does all this murdering?- |
They call them The San Bias In |
aans And / shouldn't call them mur.
Herers " ! were you Until I'd heard
He whole story.
When the Spaniards hit these parts
h the old days II was h--l for the ma.
HYes You needn't look any further
than the wood cuts in any edition OF
Las Casas to learn that
THE arst governor Of Panama, Pc
ararias too stepping past that window
With that pretty trained nurse
from Ancon hospital-has a million
murders 10 his discredit, and he and
the other cOnquistadores wiped out ev
cry native tribe but one. This orrht
living in a country that is Satans pet
hcthouse and soon getting hold Of
smugg!ed firearms. managed ~ keep
their Independence They are as free
today as before Columbus came over
and as exclusive as Tibet before
YourEhnsband's expedition
Nobody knows how numerous they
are for the census taker has never
called In appearance they are stocky
little chaps not much above five feet
high with big round heads and coarse
black hair
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
curIous Enollsh cuetom.

Every Easter a curious custom is
observed in rural England, the auc-
tioneer putting up field and accept
ing bids only so long as a number OF
boys are running a race over a fixed
course. The moment the hindermost
boy reaches the goal the hammer falls
and the meadow is knocked down to
tim who has made the last bid This
having been satisfactorily settled
those present sit down to a meal OF
bread, cheese and spring onions.--Lon-
don Tit.Bits.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
PRAISE FOR HEROIC RESCUE

for your tender. loving kindness to
these strangers on the sea"
MIR Sprunt asked for a copy Of the
Itasca's official log to send to King
Georges government
Details Of the rescue were reported
to the treasury department 4 1T.
tie surf boat Lieutenant CoveIl volun.
teered to convoy to the distressed
steamer a motor ifeboat whose motor
was not working properly
This lifeboat. wallowing in the
breakers was completely disabled aft
eT It had got twelve persons aboard.
Although threatened with death by
an angry sea. Lieutenant Covell man.
aged to get n line to the lifeboat and
struggled with her to the Ttasca.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09

In some parts Of Syria the peasants
believe that doctors and druggists
have a right to kill one man and one
woman every year to make medicines
out Of their bodies A druggist whose
establishment was boycotted because
he was thought to have tried to muir
der boy, brought suit against tho
boys parents for their interference
with his trade, but he received no
damages. as It was recognized that
the adults were believers in the old
superstition.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
Wolvea Attack Hors..

Pierre, S Wolves, hungered by
the scarcity Of food, are becoming dan
gerous in the West River country
Johnson brothers who live near Dayi
son. in Butte county. had a full-Growu
horse pulled down by a pack in broad
daylight in sight OF their home The
wolves would only leave the carcass
after several shots were fired
The wolf pelts are valuable and
there is a moderate state bounty. 80
that It is a frequent occurrence for q
settler to add considerably to his an.
nual income through this source
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
THE TRUTH ABOUT sLupa.


Avoid liquid bluing because It's az
best only a weak solution of blue in
an expensive package. The customer
pays tho cost OF glass bottle and
heavy freight charge by getting half
cents worth Of bluing.
Buy RED CROSS BALL BLUING.
Best blue, nothing but blue. Makes q
basket of clothes look like a snow
drift ASK YOUR GROCER.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-09
s.sk 20 Remou. 90. Limit.

Chicago AT a great meeting OF
middle-aRed women II was determined
10 start an active campaign TO remove
the bar against women over torty.6Ve
Eears ED. who seek employment