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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

Of potassium. drams; wine Of colchicui
one-half ounce; sodium salicylate'
drains.
Morris" asks. Il have suffered WI
a chronic cough for almost year. a!
catch IA fresh cold every few weeks. Not
ing the doctor gives me helps. so | WI
TO YOU
Answer: You need a thorough laxati'
cough syrup, one that not only relieves .
surely drives 1t from the system. Tl
following regularly used viii cure AZ
curable cough or cold promptly. onta
p Oh. bottle Of essence meutho-laaeu
mix IL with home made sugar syrup
honey as per directions on bottle.
Anxious II. writes: az have In rece
years been threatened with appendlciu
but would never consent TO nm operatio
Indigestion. constipation and sedenta'
habits cause me much suffering. hnaa
prescribe for dyspepsia something VIM
YOU think will cure me and prevent y
pendicitls."
Answer: The most scientific and sau,
Tying trea tment FOR your trouble 10 va
let's triopeptinc: packed pink, wnlts an
blue i'm sealed cartons with full directio1
All stomach disorders can be conauere
by regular treatment
Nervous NJ" writes: Loss OF sles!
nervousness. loss OF appetite and oye'
work mas made almost q complete VIC
OF me. | have 10 work. but can scarcu'
drag one foot after the other Please so
wise"
Answer: The condition YOU prescripe
prevalent especially with brain workei
Use the following: Compound syfup
hypophosphites. ozs:; tmcturs 80
meme. ! OF. Mix. shake well and 'a"'
teaspoonful before meals
:.
''f< j." writes: II have become 80 u. =.
in tho last TWO years that ] am uncons.o,,
table. unhappy and irepnently e,nor' :,
ra seed. Exercise and diet seem 10 ~
hclp Please advise
Answer. TO avoid substitution ~
these two ingredients and mix IN ~ noa
shaking we'll before taking Aro11hss pa. \
elixir. ozs.: Glycol arbolcne, ! or a.
q teaspoonful after each meal lor t.' A. H.
three DAYS After that double me III
and continue Tor several weeks or monss'
az your case REQUIRES 4 reduction oi
pound day is usual after the hrst "e'
or two.
SARA c. writes. II am c9ns''pSnsi, & S,o,
and have greasy skin. SuheT ~
headache INDIGESTION and some hIou'
trouble. wish vou 10 recomrhe"u
remedy - r,us,
Answer The best remedy TO resin,, ssi,,
and cure chronic constipation - 90,
thrcc-srlin sulphcrb tablets h,aJ crb ned
sulphur. cream OF tartar ana herI nmr'
yires Taken regularly the blo"i "a 20 Nj
fed. The bowels and liver stinuL1 81, t,,shc
healthy action and cure e's,,1,h n,
Thoy arc packed In sealed tunes ,itt n
directions These IA bets are Splenu,iu
children as they do not sripe or
=
"Aianma"-l know OF nothing oe,so' ,ro r.
bed wctting that ! dram "I ,ii' rau,afI
hobs . drains OF tincturc rhus aipn.,, Nj
md az comp. nuid balmworl ~
The dose is 10 10 - drops IN N.,,snt. 49,,
hour before meals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
PARK CITY.

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY. Nov. eS.-rhe Woman's
Athenaeum held It's regular meeting at
do 5hs hgmg OF Mrs , j W. Thompson Mon,
charge. The first paper on Robert
Burns" was given by Mrs. ]. w. Thomp-
SON. Mrs. Thompson concluded her pa
per by reading from Tam O Shantcr."
The second paper. by Mrs. l.. 4. Bridg-
land. was on wordsworth" The sing
ing Of 'America'' concluded the pro-
al the home OF Mrs. f. ]. Beggs.
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin returned
home sunday, after several weeks spent
in Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. r. w, Sherman and
daughters. Frances and Mary Alice. re-
turned TO Salt Lake Sunday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred C. Collins went 10
Salt Lake last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs e. w. TIodgson returned from salt
Lake Monday morning, accompanied by
Miss Isabella Osborne.
Mrs. Eleanor Mclaughlin has returned
from Evanston, where she has been visit
Ing for some time with her mother.
Samuel Trewicll entertained at dinner
AT tho Wabash mine Friday evening. The
invited guests We're Miss Isabella Os-
borne and Mrs. O'Connor OF salt Lake
McLaugniin. Mel ii" Mrs. 'V G, ". Hodgson and
Messrs. McGarry. Becker, Goodwin and
&. w Hodgson
Miss Lloyd entertained the members OF
ST. Lukes guild at her home on Park
avenue Friday afternoon.
Mrs. c, w TIodgSon entertained at a
musical Thursday evening at her home
on Main street in compliment TO her
guests, Miss Osborne and Mrs. O'Connor.
Among those present were Miss Hannah
Lccompte, Mrs. Eleanor Mclaughlin. C.
r. Hatterberg. Samuel Trewick. Roy
Packer and C. ". IIodgson
Wednesday evening the members Of the
Park City Military band gave a ball in
Rasband's hall.
Mrs. William Fahey and daughter. Miss
Dora left Sunday for Butte where they
will spend the winter.
Grand Master Bouton of Provo and
Noble Grand ". I. SNYDER of Salt Lake
7 o. o. F.. Monday evening. A banquet
was served.
Thomas Ryan, W. J. Barry. !. c,
O'Hara, George Zabriska, John Sireat-
field, Olaf Hansen. Frank Daley. Jacob
Olinger, Leonard McGauy and DR.. A. a.
Browning went to Ogden 10 the Elks'
convention Wednesday.
Mrs Eliza Nelson has gone TO Oakland.
Cal, to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Marie Hethlce entertained a num-
Der of her friends Sunday afternoon.
John Nelson and Alex Wright have
gone TO San Diego. Cal, for the winter
Mrs Whitley returned TO the Park
THURSDAY morning after several days
visit in Salt Lake with relatives
Mrs f NJ Smith has returned from
Salt Lake after an extended visit.
Richard Smith is home after a trin
through Montana and Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

n Z.
constant headache which also affects my
evps NV breath is awful, as / have a
severe case of catarrh of the head and
throat"
Answer; ] receive daily hundreds Of
letters from people who have suffered as
,vo,, do and VIII have been cured with the
TnIIoyyIne, nrrsCriDtion: Make a wash by
r,iyinr- o6s-baIf tcaspoon(nI OF Vilane
nnwJnr ycbiCL Won can purchase from
ln,, dri,aaist in . or. packages, and add
~ 80. ,,irr ~ warm water uSc this
T." ii ~ riI5 d,il, to thororrhiy cleanse
H., ratarTn balm should be used
..I,G ,I,js ,rbie is made by mixing one
,' r',, .,,G,,r,,l of ViIanc nowder with ono
.,,, ,e',9p ~ i,rI m ,.goIion and anDlv well
w, "u''; ,ro Ingtr5Is twice a day II this
is is used sa daily your catarrh will soon van
ginrarI,. tn nraveur return OF The dis
s1eg
90. 80. ,,.ri,.g. "rT vnu know ar anv-
- -; "rltg1' !S VI -" H,,Ic H itcbinc
tlun- u'hl N''l ~ ,Y I' ", - IL
schip aua P,cill3' ~ "'''''s'3' P'0'' ~
me hnpW VIZ & - .l,'t ~ .,,e : ,,o,,, r,rc-
Nns"fI- OF $500 T'HeIai , ~ @ J. ne, '',' y 4 - - 80
s'rlue" palu St"%N ~, 90 -, ~, 80 - al
anything known LOT t'r Htn'I'c', - 80 -
caSed scalp yet III ioI, ouIlle ydl =
Win iul direct9us. ~ 9ucIIy oNeI|piIic> iIle
all diseases OF halI ana soup ana gu -
new N,E"r ana inteuSe ua i Iu,ai ,.s' '.,n "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
AMERICAN FORK.
Special TO The Tribune.


AMERICAN FORK, Nov. o3-Every
thing is In readiness for the big Festo
Cromo carnival here all of next week.
The opera house will be fitted up with
booths where pretty girls will sell goods.
There will be entertainments every even
ing, under the direction OF the Home
Dramatic company. cafeteria VIII
serve meals in the old Lyric building.
The week Of festivities has been arranged
by committees from the four wards and
Is for the purpose OF raising funds for the
completion OF the stake tabernacle.
The Il. Y. university band from Provo
gave a dance in Apollo hall Friday night
under the auspices of the nigh school.
Washington :. Chapman left here Sun
day FOR Old Mexico. where ne expects 20
spend the next two months rusticating
on his fathers ranch.
Byron Crookston and Mrs. Alice Miller
Jensen. both OF this city. were married
at Rawlins. Wyo., Wednesday. Both arc
highly respected young persons OF this
city. They will make their home here
Mrs. Oreloeb OF Salt Lake is here for
a week visit with her brother. w y.
Edmonds
Reed Gardner was in Salt Lake during
the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
SPANISH FORK.

Special to The Tribune
SPANISH FORK, Nov. 23.--Mrs. All
Pratt and Mrs Mayme Fryer OF MAJ
moth were the guests Of Mrs. isn
Theft on Tuesday.
George Taylor OF Rock Springs. wv
is spending a week here with his slst,
Mrs. oliver Nelson.
Tho juniors of the Spanish Fork hI
school have organized their class, ele}
ing the following officers. Preside,
Lorin Greer; vice president, Dewey N
Kell. secretary and treasurer, Marquee
Jensen; executive committee Ha,
Brockbanls. Heber McKell. Ina Gardn
Bernel Hansen; representative to I
press. Florence Jones; yell master, Stt
ling ArEule.
Daniel King Of Moore. Ida. Is in Spa
sh Fork To attend the funeral OF Ills
thcr.
The high school Juniors gave pal
at the city pavilion Saturday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

fine collation.. Mrs. John e. Rowe will
entertain the members at their next
regular meeting,
On Sunday last Mrs. E g. Hanson en-
teitained number OF friends in honor
of her sister Mrs. Claude r Barnes of
Salt Lake. Following several games OF
cards, refreshments were served
Mesdames John Edgeworth. Edward
Lewis, Henry Runues and p Avigona
entertained the members OF the local
lodge OF the Degree OF Honor at a fine
luncheon recently.
Mrs. Lou Cox entertained the mem
bers OF the G., NJ. G.. club on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Charles Fields Will be
hostess at the next meeting of the club.
On Friday evening Miss Josie Alberg
entertained the Junior high school pupils
and women teachers at a 'Rube" party
i'm her home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
MOUNT PLEASANT.

Special to Tho Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Nov. 81
and Mrs. J. w. Cherry spent the cal
part of this week IN salt Lake.
Prof C. l.. Johns returned on Frid
from Ferron. whore he had spent n
week
Mrs. Dphraim Davidson left on Frid
for her home in Rupert, Ida.
The North Sanpete high school 6a
a dancing party Friday evening.
Mrs Evan Johnson and son Evan
Ephraim are the guests OF Mr.. and N
Abraham Johnson.
Mrs. V w. Gould OF Huntington.
Va. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. VI
lin Anderson.
Mrs. Hebcr Ivie OF Salins is vlsiu
her daughter. Mrs. y, +. Madsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 5. Jensen q
a family dinner party on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. w. McCiann cnt
tained dclightfully on Friday ovenl
Their guests were Mcssrs. and NJ
DANES j. w. Cherry. II. &. Bcaumann
l., Johns. ~ -. Sutton, J. ID. Mcyri
Il. +. Wall. +. G. Rasmussen, and
Misses HaYenor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
The Doctors Answer
On Health and
Beauty Questions
BY Or. LEWIS BAKER.

erai in character: the symptoms or dis
eases are given and the answers VIII ap-'
ply 10 any case of similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free. may
address DR.. Lewis Baker. College Bldg.
College EllwoOd SITS, Dayton. OHIO. en-
closing self addressed, stamped cnvelope
for reply. fnll name and address must be
given but only Initials or fictitious name
VIII be used In my answers. The pre-.
scriDtions can be filled ut any well
stocked drug store. Any druggiS can
order OF wholesaler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

Dr. Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser, in Plain
Engsh Medicine SimPlhed 1908 pages iustra
tons newly revised uptodse Edition, coth-bouud
81 stamps Of wrapping mailing
only. Address: Dr.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

6nDc me gcCd. TOOK In al. 0re bottles OF FaTor
iis Prescription and two of Golden Medical Dis
covcry.' ana nov l am able % do all my housrworh,
a1d have gained fourteen pcundsI advise all women
who suffer from female trouble try your Favorita
Prescription fts the only medicine on earth"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
No Narcotics
One of Many

Mn. G.. ". williams.
Of LypuhRvcn, Va.
vrotcl "ItissiT ycsrs
slnce my health save
usy. 7 had female
trouble and all the
doctors II cuploTea
three) said I would
die. I was not able 20
dn uy work. had 20
hire someone all the
time. Finally. 7 read
IN the papers about
Dr.. pirrre's F1ToritS
PRESCRIPTION. and De
cidcd 20 Try T. I had
not taken bot ono bot
tie until Hound 8; had
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
Boilers PREPARE FOR FRAY.
Governor johnson Empowered % Ep-
point Committee y Confer With
Roosevelt

Chlcsgo-The progressive party.
oorn Saturday night. was dedicated
Sunday. II the presence Of perhaps
509 men. some q them recognized
leaders Of the movement others mere
y onloOkers. the first formal step was
taken. Governor Johnson q Caiifo--
n-a was empowered 70 appoint = com
rnittss q seven 70 confer with Colo
mel Roosevelt and formulate a plan
q action.
Here Is The birth Of a new party"
said Governor Johnson, when this was
done.
The movement is going steadily
ahead" said James r Garfield Of
Ohio Those VINO think this Is a
fash in the pan are mistaken"
II the opinion Of the leaders. the
new party enters the field with a
formidable equipment At the outset.
These leaders. however, said that as
70 the men who took conspicuous
part in the campaign for Colonel
Rooseyelt's nomination, each must
speak for himself.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27

= colpCrtsur IL South Csroil-z
NsIking many EIes through ucd. 70
costec passerby and suggsEed TIE
purchase q the Bible Re vas -
fused The next dzy. says ne Record
u Christian Wcrk. after Z nights yes,
and cleanup, re SCI p lis stand 4
town and had he pleasure u selling
blDle % the very nan Tho nzd r.
i1LSso U purchase he day before 7
me- muddy nsn yesterday with
= oies, said he. ~who looked Ike z
Methodist tramp. When I buys : p
De buys il frol- Baptist genie
man
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
Bryan says He wsnt, 4srmony.

FOrt Wayne. IDd--WilEs-n =. Bryan
II his wsy % Baltimore Saturday
night was asked wtetber IL would
axe the matter Of TIE Temporary
cnsirrnsnshiD Of the Democratic ron
ventlCn . the for II the couveu-
Ion
+ Do MT care 70 discuzs tie situa-
ion" II said What I have done
has been done IL the interest q har
nnOny. AZ you viii see from tie teIe-
gram - the presidential caadldates.
I did not attempt % name any person
for the place. urged mat me conven-
ton hrd Z temporary chsirman-s
gentleman suitable % the Two leading
candidates, and thus make sure n =
harmonious opening % he conven-
ton. Instead, the subcommittee 81
lectsd resctiOnary . open z pro-
gressiye convention. 10 intelligent
man could believe that such move
il IN the interest Of harmony q
time Ike this. hope that the full
committee vii select some man IN
harmony with the majority sentiment
Of the convention and thus give the
Democrats united beginning"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
SUMMARY OF THE PLATFORM

president vics president. senators
and representatives. i congress.
FzT0-s treaty WIN Russia AID
orhe- countries . crsTsu- dlsc-iul-
Izr-on against American citizens
Fsrors ne parcels pos
Provides tor CONSTITUTION q nzt-
-ral resource
Believes Il maintenance o. ads-
qua-e navy ard revival ot merchant
marine
Regards he recall Of Judges as III
-ece=a-y and 1nEiss
Believes II settlement Of irts-nz-
io-si disputes ~ International court
q justice
Believes taa- federal zore-unert
should assume par con-rol Of Ms
sissipDi river and help prevent GOOD
disasters
Fzvcrs reclamation Of ard lads
80 -h= Improvement OF rivers and
azrbors.
Pledges new laws Tor RELIEF o. evils
Of Undesirable immigration.
Fsvors ample equipment sor life
SAVING N ships.
Calls Or public 70 condemn and
punish lyucaings and 70 strengthen
specr for Law.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
Parker CHOSEN As CHAIRMAN
s--z-s--=-- co----ae - oe-To-
--s-ic co-v---io- Sc go Cans cate
s-zrx ne " s-=s y 5ysn-

2Al-uu-s -Frz=- -u-ge A.
tcn z Parker q New York was -
isc-ed THURSDAY IS tt= Ten 1-1-zry
czzr-ar o. the Le1oc-a-c national
COZ veuuc1 ~ rh= a--z-Esne-t con
r---ss Tie choice o. Judge Parker
vas made against ne protest Of VII
-an : B-yz- whose trends q ne
co---re- submitted ne lanes y
to-- 1-nsr candlda-=s-
Erh- O. r. sireen votes q the
committee vent % Pa-ker sh-e Rep
-ase1-a-ive berry o. Texas received
-h-ee vo-es S=-a,1--=i-r- OLe
James o kennedy three votes. sen
a-1r Ken q Indiana one v1-e. and
Senator O'G1-u4- e. New York one
vote
As -A= czupaig- ma---e-s o. hose
seeking ~ pres Denial r1---a--1n
were playing Tor position with respect
10 ne noul-a-c1 re vote p opp
s-oo 70 Judge Parker ~zs u c0ase
g-snce srLr ~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
csslsnr Agree.

SOW. VIA ar y0- feeling bad
a5ouf
on. J an utterly Eretcnet lie
doesrr lov- ne a. love him
How DO y0u know
Why. ve discovered last evenrHs
tha- the day We have 81, fOf our we'd
cing . rae day Of th- opening Of the
baseball season. and also there's a
Big o2rga-r sale on A. one Of the
doVut0~r sforeS
And be wanted % change the date
Of re wedding
We both wanted 20 change Il. lie
couldn't miss tb- opening game. ana
! Just couldn't dream Of m-sslng those
bargains
Wei. hen. =
But BE- wanted 70 have The wed
ding q day later. ~hle d vas me sug-
gested having j. day sooner -
Houston Post
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27

Renews slisr-z-cs 2 principles q
Republican ys-y
Fsvors limiting 1o-rs o. ls1o- O.
women s-d c1Lcre- al projection
y wage earners Il dangerous orr
Dsrlols.
Up.olds re autaori-y a.5 integrity
y TIE courts
Fzvorz rev s--i--r1s- legislation
hat WI make -onopo-ies criminal
Rez@irus belief Il protective taft
III promises rscLc--ol II sor1a liz
porr cut-es. Praises -arif 5oz-1
Condemns Democratic rz--E bills Of
S-x-y-secood congress - injurious 70
o1siness
Favors scientific inquiry into high
cost q living nd promises . renovs
abuses tat nay exist
FsTors revision Of banking system
70 prevent psalcs. and q ber-er cur
rency facilities for movement O. crops
west AID south
Urges agricultural credit societies
o lOa1 mcoey 70 farmers
Wants - er-ens.on q The civu ser
Fics law
Wants laws 70 prevent contrib
ions % nomination and election u
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
To Abolish seven-day Labor.

New York.-In circular TO stock
holders Of the United States Steel cor
Doration. Chairman Z. II. Gary an
nounced Saturday that the finance
committee has adopted resolutions
with view Of bringing about a num-
Der Of labor reforms. The resolutions
provide for the abolition Of seven-day
labor in all mines, mills. shops. rail-
ways. docks and works Of the Steel
corporation. except under special cir
cumstances. A committee was Nance.
% consider the reduction Of tho
.~elye-hour day.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27

An American gentleman got ar
guaintec with z Freedman who "a.
very anxious u acquire The English
language. The American II order %
help Kim said that Z he would send
rs exercises u hin he would wiling
~ correct them.
Nothing was heard from the French
man for some tine. but finally Z letter
came coucasd n the following choics
English.
In snail tine can learn 70 many
Engllzh from lis textbook and her
dictionary As think XIII u come q
the America and % 20 On the scaHoId
70 lecture
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
President Taft Says Victory
Can Not be OvereStimated

Was1irs- d -F'rssidsrr Tar issua5
rns following s-a-e-eE- SATURDAY
-Eh- st-s- he had learned q he snai
acton O. re eo1veru01
4 nzIo-zI conver-lon Of one O.
the greatest pa--ies IS ordinarily Il
Jo--azt unly Is preliminary % "a
rlo1a- campaign fc- ne election 4 z
p-ss-ds-- TIE Chicago cunverrio-
ms ended + much more tnzr his
and e r i-seE ne end q z p-e-oou-
ve--o- ca-ps-go presenting < crisis
1nre threatening AID issues more II
por-snr nan those q he election
ez1paig-s which is % follow between
ne Two great national parties
TIE question here II stake vas
whether ne Republican pa--y vas &C
Change IFS attitude as he chief COZ
servs-cr z TIE nation q coas-i-u-
lc-- representative gore~n-e-- and
vas % ueaker ne cuns-.-u-i-.-.z-
g-s-a--eE q LIE. liberty az --o--
cry md Al ether rights declared sac
red Il - OH o. rtg1-s ~ abznL-
eng re- principles o. -ns absolute
-ceps--e1cs o. Ire judiciary essen
--sl % ne maintenance q rhess
rights TIE cs-lslg1 carrls- o. %
see IA Rsp-oLczr parry ana make
r. ne ins--uus-r o. reckless ami
-cu snd re --s=r-l--y O. -ne f-ndz-
mental p-lncic IS O. o-r gove---e--
VS. 50 sr51en a-1 unexpected -az1
TIE was oo- gwen clearly % show
70 ne p=Crle s-c re ra--y IL dzn-
gers which confronted ra=- L vas
sought y break -1e wise I'D valuz-
-ls traditions asai-s giving more
1a- Two -e-us 70 s-y o. -zn z
NJ -res-delry ed he danger ron
re- --eaca cC-l1 To- - measured.
T-e -2Do--a-ce O. The g-sa- victory
T1--l las ben achieved ca-ro- -
Jre-es-- mated Al over his cou---y
1s---0-le Deccle a-= breathing mere
rely Ihs- raos- serious ns-acs
Q o1r rs-u5-s1 inz-----lc-z rs
leel srs--1
= is ro- necessary . SPEAK Ct ~
ez- e Ncr-u5 - q The issues
r--r1 VII z---s 1e-a=-- - Rz1-.-
icsn srd De-ocrz-ic -z-l=s Z IA
resid=-Lz- c--pag- . to-ow Z
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
Judge Parker Accepts.

Rochester. y. Y.-Judge Parker has
accepted the temporary chairmanship
Of the Democratic national conven-
ton. Ir. Parker on Friday was
shown copy Of the message that W
J. Bryan had wired 70 prominent
Democrats throughout the country.
1t is very interesting" he said. 1T
il very Interesting. but have no com
ment 10 offer. II has been my policy
to remain silent for the last few
months"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
sg5onIe PLAGUE in Poro Rleo.

san Juan. Porto Rico.-The health
a1taorities Of san Juan report TWO ad-
7i'ional cases Of bubonic plague. but
20 further deaths The federal and
Insular officials are taking extreme
precautions 70 prevent the spread Of
the disease Packages and freight
are not permitted 20 be taken outside
he municipality OF San Juan Thou.
sands Of rats have been killed. the
government paying bounty OF ;
cents each. and all stray dogs and
aus have been ordered destroyed
streets business houses and homes
will be disinfected
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
Rebellion Dying Out.

HaYana-The government continues
70 report the surrender o. Insurgents
10 compliance with the amnesty proc.
larnation- The only news Of signif.
canoe from Santiago says the Havana
counters appear unreliable. having
permitted Estenoz 70 break through
their Gordon around sagua de TanaDo
and march southwark.
General lvonet is reported 70 ba +,
the hills between Guantanamo "a
Sagua De Tanamo, attempting 10 70.
organize his forces.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27

TIE child vas put ia the hathtub
but stln she continued 20 shrek 81,
Vas given the floating soap. and u,
bath brush and rubber elephant O.
pay with. and she Vas then left %
herself Yet she hOlleree
Then her mother called up 20 her
Keep your mouth shut while you
.re in The tub"
why insisted the voice
You'll knOx Why when you swal
ow q lot OF soapy water
Way cant / swallow sO4py water
Ant there plenty more"
KIDS are hopeless almost. some.
--mes.-Cleye.ald Plain Dealer
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27
suspected Of Killino Eiob,

81 Joseph. Mo.-John H. BobIan =,
i,amours' Ia, was arrested as ~
sneneeu from train at the Union
uepot on complaint Of L. T RI
moos purge and Charles Ledger.
W., woou, VINO had followed him from
hamburg and who suspect him 80 On
murder Of eight persons at vi M .ne
Ne" Oil Depots in soyb A
san Francisco--seven new nil dou
o's' II was announced here will no
opened on the west coast 81 So
America on or about July for ~
use OF oi-ourning steamships and in.
ternal combination craft 'u'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-27

Tie committee chose Trey Wood
s9a q Kentucky as temporary ser.
gezlt-a--srus
Tie selections % the arrangement
committee are in no sense hnal
Report had i that telegram had
oeea sent 20 Chicago TO William J.
Bryan asking that he come at once
70 Baltimore Several national com
nitieenen said after the meeting
they expected fight By Mr.. Bryan
and lis friends would be made on the
Hoor q the convention aga nst Pa.
ke-