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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Lawyer Apologizes for Language,

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept 24.-Possi-
bility Of hostilties that threatened when
/. y. Sawyer, Hot Springs lawyer.
called District Attorney Whitman OF New
York liar" was eliminated today after
Sawyer had apolosized. Tho incident arose
during hearing yesterday OF one phase
OF the Eosenthal murder conspiracy
It Is believed that formalities OF the
hearing will be settled today and the via
itIng lawyers will return home this even
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
briggs Will Celebrate.

The Oregon Short Line Is planning
I, run z special excursion train 10
briggs in tho Teton valley In Idaho next
Monday. the occasion being great eel
mark the completion OF the railroad into
that prosperous region. The train VIII
leave Salt Lnio at p. m, next Sunday
ari.iyinc ct briggs the following morn
inr Quito a nurnber OF Salt Lakers
are planning to be present at the ccle-
ha tton. according to railway officials,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25

made a nlisdemearo- 20 let young moth
ora abandon their babies to orphan asy.
lums; that rabies should De wipod out
In this country X has been abroad.
and Jhat there should be less politics and
more efficiency in school systems.
Other speakers pleaded for protection
70 the health Of working girls and others
told OF danger 10 health from the nerve
racklng noises OF modern Industrial CON
ditions. II was proposed to eradicate the
bubo1ic plague by a new discovery which
is fatal TO rats. There was a discussion
Of newfound means 10 prevent coal
mine explosions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
TO PREVENT DISEASE
BY STATE ACTIVITY

WASHINGTON. Sept. @i.-Spsakers at
the congress on hygiene and demograph
declared today for many forms OF state
activity in the prevention OF disease and
the betterment or public health.
IL was urged that the state should
adopt compulsory education OF young
women over II years OF age in the
handling OF babies; that It should be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Railroad Notes.

col, I 4 Benton, general agent OF the
local passenger department OF tho Den
Yer 4, Rio Grandc, left yesterday for Den
var on business Hc will be absent for
several days.
Plans for new steel bridge over the
waber river where tho road nntors Oe
den are announced by the Salt Lake G.
ogden Railway COMPANY. The bridge will
Consist OF two elGhty-five foot spans and
ono twenty-five foot span.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25

Few. IL apy. medicines have met
With tho uniform success that has at.
tended the use Of Chamberlain 3 Collie,
Cholera and Diarrohea Remedy. The
remarkable cures of collie and dlarrhoea
which it has effected in almost every
neigh borhood have given it a wide rep"
utaiiop. For sale by all dealers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
There IS q. traveIosue at the Or

There IS n traveosus at the Orpheum
,bis yoek which opens up world OF
information about saynsss Y Is 50 hard
20 believe did oxist, did not Martin John
Ia OF most wonderful collection -
coiored slices and motion pictures. Mr..
Johnson has made business of wan
Snrlust" He once journcyed around tho
rvnrid on sixty dollars. but the South
Sea islands arc his hobby. His travel
oEues depiot oannibals their wars. wor-
SHIPS and tribal life. Els act Is IN taet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Excursion TO Orig gs, Idaho.

via the Oregon Short Line, September
%. Low rate tickets with ten-day limit
Snecial train leaves Salt Lake S p. m.
sunday, September 80 Sec agents for
particulars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Bip "Pennsy" Man Coming.

J. y. Chesbroush. general passenSe er
aren't of the Penusylva MIA lines with
hesSouarters In Pittsburg, will arrive In
Salt lake today on the Los Angeles
limited from, the east. FIe Will be here
until Thursday comforting With local
representatives OF ths pennsylvania sys-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
,sss ssest Family Still Larger.

h belisvsSG ~ Ia, Sept. IA
t,en IN " 70 DE the largest family
eay BY m nIats was augmented
| u,s s,Ish I olTth OF a girl, which
ssalt, tsh'n ared :, child Of Captain
n1ss vsst 'S' a farmer living
hs twent.,l % Albion. Altoe ethor
Iagenta.s NTH NJ chilli of tho com
IN. Of Dir. Ewalt and his
~ Il, /, ts or age and his wife
s7as hIn, EWalts fourth wife. and
is.n bv , seven children. Sic also
act,en' ner hrSt husband. a total
80 years O. axe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Iomax Due Today.

z. J.. Lomex. passenger traffic mana, mana,
ger of the Western Pacific railroan WIN
pected to arrive IN Salt Lake today on
q business trip. He is en- route TO DEN
yer to attend the annual convention ot
the American association of passenger
agents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
WEATHER FORECAST.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
CIrY-YhIR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

CIrY-EhIR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
Compir.iivo vosth.r data a. salt LaEo City
September q. 1913:
Highest temperature today IS degrees
hiEhstt IN this month Iiuce 1874 % dc
grcrs; lowest last night iS degrees: lowest
tli. month since 1874 20 dcSrnrS; tenn
peYsturs for today 40 degrees. normal pEy
Sc dasraes. Accumulated deficiency since the
dUt OF tho month IL ia degrees; accumulated
deficiency since January 81 20 derr,.s.
Relative humidity az q today - per
CONT relative humidity a, y, m. today was 30
per cent
Total precipitation for TIE tHcoty four houYI
ending at 6 D. N. Was uone: total for This
month to date q 81 OF an inch; accumulated
excess for this month 20 date E .5s OF an
inch; total precipitation since January 10 date
l, 10 7: incheB: arcuroulnte5 excess sine, Iauu.
ayy I IN a19 inches.
Sun rtsrp AIS A. fe,- at SCI n m.
September -. 1919
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Weat Pleases Lovett.

Judge r. S. Lovett. chairman of tho
Hartman railroad boards. who was IN
SAT- Lake recently. arrived IN New York
Yesterday after a. six weeks tour Of tho
vest according to a New York dispatch.
Judge Lovett Is quoted as saying that
never before had he found such crops
nor commercial activity in the west as
this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
PxdgsiOn Likely.

Tans. on geptember II, aIso
cty commissioners in refer
~ application Of Davis & Elay,
~ second South street, and re-
ndofso tho spplIna ton. Chief
mn that G. F. Eray, a mem-
sJ e partnership, had twice been
u selling liquor without a IL
M y. 'ast both cases wore on ap-
ater 70 the commission vester-
10" Chief Grant indorsed tho
IA ~ Mio M recommended the grant
aF commission took the same
l,S september II in reference to
~, spphestlon as had oeen done
|-ssj,,M Me application ot Demaris.
nss Saer sSaer horns yesterday raised
- !, VSJeetion to granting The BroY
|rs B,s s raised Ia reference 10 the
T. rss; The same character of
- n, 'Ss az found on the BRAY bond
y Ssrs,peM peMaris bond. Tho commits
tss I'm took the same action a.
80 n. i"sn IN Tho Demaris case and
- s application, Later inTee,i. etin
,n,,l.ds s Nsal department. proce-
f.-,r. tns ssme conditions as in
~. ,asn: No report hna bsen
q h,,rds. ltesi department. with fhs
- ' d O'clock yesterday AT
= klsT lAsation probably will b,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
CHILDREN NEED "CASCARETS" WHEN
CROSS, FEvER|SH OR CONST|PATED


constipated bowels
tion.
Full directions for children and package.
Mothers giving this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25

,,,. rols and the Pike he offers Is very
much his own and by the same token
q. .uccezsful
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
'r,e Granted.

'isi The first letter was received by
|rzninionels several days ago it
risned TO tbe legal department.
Kyits IS 10 whethor the commits
n could on the ground gwen refuse
nj he license.
| = the reading OF the second let
1 % morning Commissioner Kerns
atntipn TO the different attitudes
- By Tie chief Of police and asked
li7Ics had been received from the
iinrmsnt
Ilrr Park said that he was ready TO
!EonSla considcra tion to the ap-
"a but Commissioner Koras said
D Wished 10 know tho opinion OF
"a department., 4 search of the
"a a6n before tho body was mad e
"a ne applicants bond vas found
IL j. D." This was taken to
"a C. k by Harper ]. Diniuny, city
,g Too commission then passed
20 granting the license
inVestigation showed that tho
MS. when submitted to Attorney
had by him been turned over
sant City Attorney Aaron Myers,
~ hot made a report 10 the com
sM such report had not been
~ the cltE recorder at closing
II !ulsYdsy afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
Mn N GRANTING
\ SALOON LICENSES
.., 20. K" Lead Com
ISion to Believe Legal
Irya1tment Approved
!I:vcH REPORTS MADE
Ia Keepers Are Given L.
,xs Under Odd Circur1-
s1nces; Probe Likely
LsrrcH REPORTS MADE

a,,5. To whom licenses may
-, Exceptions. No
,s,u be granted TO any person
|.ssrship if such person or any
4 suth firm has previously v'o-
..,, becn convicted Of violation
4. 4 she provisions of this act
~
!. n,tion of whether or NOT the
4, portion Of chapter loe- laws
IA 1911, better known as the H.
H. does or does not apply to the
..jyion was raised in that body
i,r and the commission granted
s,,,ss Ttich were in question.
|.j., taking its action two letters
|,r,,t Of Police B. r Grant were
d ! one Of which Chief Grant ac-
j,rjcs Of the csce {. NJ. Bishop
10 an understanding with
n.uaris, 24S Rio Graude street,
...f,,pt for p retail liquor license,
4 4, recently arrested for selling
- ss Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25

THOMAS
w.
LAWSON
Makes public the first in
stallment of "THE REMEDY"
in the October number of
Eperybody'S Magazine
Corporate greed, coupled with the in
creased cost of living, has bedeviled
both politician and economist for forty
years. Now comes a private citizen,
Thomas w. Lawson of Boston, and
stands the egg on end" Almost a
miracle!
Readers who hung breathless over the
brilliant pages Of 'Frenzied Finance"
know Mr.. Lawson for a master of
English. Big men, all over the coun-
try, knew that his stories then were
true. Had they been false, he would
have been obliterated.
MIR. Lawson had promised, in "Fren-
zied Finance" to make public "THE
REMEDY" but he felt that to do so
then was to doom it to certain failure.
Amid general bitterness he withheld
it.
He believes the public mind has pro-
gressed SO far since then that now the
time is ripe.
"THE REMEDY" sums up the present
day situation; tears into the heart of
the causes of our national ills; shows
how the different manifestations all
bark back and cluster around a CEN
trail group Of causes; shows the foolish
ness, the crookedness, and the wanton-
ness of this central group of causes,
and shows how by peaceful, rational,
legal means, the causes can be blotted
out, the conditions remedied.
MIR. Lawson exploits no cracked-brain
theories in "THE REMEDY" 1t is
just common sense, plus uncommon
knowledge.
Instead of Revolution he breaches
EVOLUTION.
You will find the start in the October
Everyb0dy'S
THE RIDewAy COMPANY, NEW YORK
p. S. Some "lnterests" won't like
this. If your newsdealer can't get you
copy of EVERYBODY'S, tell him to
write direct to the Publishers News
Company, New York.
THE RIDGwAY COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25
|iy Fined.

litter to he city com mission on
Fig II Chief Grant reported that
-r,avas arrested on May ?, 1912,
ID, vitb selling liquor on SUNDAY.
Ii,,l.d guilty June 4, 1912, in
n B.hop q court and was sentenced
4 N fine of $50
/ |Gt Grant then refused to indorse
and called the attention
!. ,i,7 commission to the foregoing
=. of the state laws,
|, lis litter 10 the commission yes
|ar Chef Grant, in reference to The
Y spplieasion, recommended favor
Ec.lderation Of The Dcmaris appli-
u The chief said that he had CON
g Nth Judge Bishop and found
b here was an understanding that
lesris) would put up 2 $50 bond
irisit the same so that it. would
y ssld against him (Damarls) IN
rfns a new license. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-25

Not in years has 8 stock production
IN Salt Lake been 30 elaborately mount
cd scenicully and as to sostumes a.
ths ne Colonial. @ Where Willard Mack and
Miss Famoeau are appearing with their
company in the Booth Harrington ana
harry Leon Wilson effort, Wo have
snent moro money on the scenery for
ikiE play than any Other Of our season.
deriares Hr. Mack. The possibilities Tor
off,ctiyc staging waro 80 great In the
nIay that Ws could not help but take
Advantage of them and Salt Lakers VIII
see no moro deliberately produced show
| In his Characterization OF Daniel Forhees
| Fikr, Mr. Mack has scored ono or the
biggest hits OF his career locally He
4 follows no one in his inteTpr0Sauon %
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-04-17

All members present except y. Il.
Metz Of The town of Hacklev. The re-
port of the committee on general
CLAIMS was then presented.
(See next page
On motion the report of the COM
mittee on general claims was adopted
and the chairman of this board and
the county clerk authorized and direc-
ted t. issue county orders for all sums
allowed after the expiration of five
days from date.
Dated this 10Th day of March, A. d.
1912.
On motion the board took recess
until Wednesday at 500 o'clock A.
NJ.
Eagle River, Wis. Mar 20, 1912.
The county board of supervisors
met at the county clerks Office at
500 A. Nj. and was called to order by
the chairman, j. L. Nemacheck. All
mem bers present except j. l.. Metz
chairman of the town of Hackley.
Report of the committee on illegal
tax certificates was then presented
and read.
To the honorable, the County Board
of Supervisors of Villas county, Wis.
Gentlemen: Your committee on eX-
aiming tax certificates now on hand
in the office of the county treasurer
report as follows:
|. That there are two certificates
covering lot l sec. 4 in town. ~ n.
range east; one on the sale of 1900
face value 1913 80 and one on the sale
OF 1901, face value of $39.12, upon
which we recon mend that tax deeds
should be taken by the county for the
reason that five tax deeds on certih-
Gates of sales subsequent to those hello
by the county have been taken by q.
K. Sanborn CO., most of deeds taken
by it having already matured.
2. The county also holds certit-
Gates on sale 1908, face value of
1913. Sc, also another certificate on sale
of 1904 of face value of $16.27, upon
which tax deeds have been taken by
outside parties on sales of 1905 and
1906 respectively, covering sw NV sec.
%, town 40 H., range e. We recon-
mend that county take tax deeds on
this description, also.
3. We also find that the county
holds tax certificates on sale of 1908
of face value of $62.S4, also one on
sale 1909 OF the face value of $114.11
covering the NV ne sec. in town. Al
H., range 9 e., and upon which all
other taxes have been paid. These
certificates we are are satisfied are
both Illegal in this particular; that
the land was assessed as tim bered
land when in fact your committee
knows Of its own knowledge that it
was cut land.
BY referring to record of resolution
in the county clerks dice on page
1872, Resolution No. passed Dec. II,
1906, Won will find an affidavit in re
gard to this.
We espectfully recommend that
tax deeds be taken by your
county clerk on the two last named
certificates.
Your committee also recommend
that tax deeds be taken on all certiti-
Gates now held by the county treasur
er on the village of Sayner, where the
county holds the certificates for three
wears Oh more, and the county treas
urer be directed to turn over all GER
titi,.ates now in his hands covprino he
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-04-17
RESOLUTION No. 2.

bic property in Villas county as deter
mined by the State Tax Commission
for purpose of the tate assessment in
recent years is 'eemed to be largely
in excess of the value of such proper
ty, and thereby the proportion of state
taxes charged to said county has been
greatly in excess of the sum Justly
chargeable 10 said county upOn : cor
rect valuation Of the taxable property
therein; and
Whereas, it appears that in order to
obtain relief from like excessive valn-
ations in future state assessments it
will be necessary to ascertain, gather,
formulate and present to said Tax
Commission statistical data and other
evidence relating to the valuation of
such property in the several assess
ment districts of sand county; and
Whereas, no part Of the work of as
certaining. formulating and present
ing such evidence is included in the
official duties of the district attorney,
aud it is considered necessary and for
the interests of said county and the
taxpayers therein that such work be
done and that competent persons be
employed in that behalf;
Resolved that Geo. f. O'Connor and
Alex Higgins OF Eagle River be and
they are hereby appointed and en-
plOyed as special agents Of said cOuu-
tv and of this board to make investi-
gators, ascertain facts. gather and
formulate statistical and other data,
evidence and proofs relating to the
value of the taxable property in said
county aud to present the same with
such testImo Y and arguments as may
be needful to the State Tax Commits
sion.
Resolved further that such work be
done under the general direction and
supervision of committee consisting
of the chairman and two other mem
bers of this beard to be appointed by
the chairman, which commi tee shall
have authority, upon the recommend
alton of said O'Crnnor and Higgins,
to employ such special attorney or at
tOrneys experts and other
assistants and procure the testimony
and attendance of such witnesses as
may be necessary or advantageous for
complete and thorough eparation
and presentation of the matter to the
State Tax Commission.
Resolved further that all persons 50
employed be paid a reasonable COM
pensation for their services in that be-
half and that they and the members
of such committee be reimbursed for
their necessary expenses incurred
therein, the same to be paid from the
county treasury upon the presenta-
ton and auditing of verified claims
therefor as other claims against said
county arel!required to be presented
audited and paid.
Resolved further that this resClu
tion shall supercede and take place of
the resolution of this board relating
to the same subject adopted on the
23rd day of January, 1912; but all
services rendered and expenses incur
red under said former resolution shall
be considered as rendered pursuant to
the authority hereby given and shall
be compensated and paid in the man
ner hereinbefore stated
Dated this 18th day of Mach, 1912.
Signed q H. Jackson,
Supervisor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-04-17
Frank A. Hall, Treas.
w. A. Bradford,

CeIG NO. 14Of. cal6 1911 covering
lot Is, blk. of Perry's add. to Eagle
River; face $1.o6 There is no lot IL
Perry's add.
Cert. No. 925 Sale 1909. Part of lot
5-1O>39-1o not described in vol. - of
deeds on page 527; illegal because it is
not sufficiently definite description
Face $7.o2.
Cert. No. 935. Sale 1909. All that
part of lot No 2 sec. 4, town 40 range
10 described in vol. E,of transcripts.
Face $1.o6. Above is illegal for the
reason that the page of the vol. of
record is not given.
Cert. 1895. Sale 1910. Part of lot
blk. l not described in vol. 8 of deeds
on page 1876 in Ann O'Connors 1st adj
dition. Illegal for the reason that he
description is too indefinite. $131
Illegal Tax Certificates in Town Of
state Line.
Cert No 818. Sale 1909 covering
sw sw 1929 is illegal for the reason
that he legal description is lot 1912
9 upon which the tax was paid. Face
of cert. 81 81
Illegal Certificates in Treasurer Office
to be Charged to Town of
Presque Isle
Cert 60 covering NV ne sec. a. T.,
A. range e., is illegal for the reason
that the land is state land. Face $941.
Village of Minocqua.
Cert. No. 2437. lot II, blk 4-14-39
sale Of 1895; amt. So. 80. OutIawed
over Is yrs. since ISSUED.
Cert No. 1920. Nv ne 13-42,1o; So
% Cert. No. 1921. Sw sw 26>42-9.
! $26.36. Should be cancelled for the
reason that same were not properly
advertised.
On motion the report was accepted
and committee discharged.
RESOLUTION No. 4.
Offered by Supervisor Nemacheck,
was adopted.
1t is hereby resolved by the county
board of Villas county that the report
of the committee on examining tax
certificates in the hands of the coun-
ty treasurer be accepted and its rec
concentrations adopted; and the coun-
ty treasurer is HEREBY directed to turn
over all tax certificates hereby cancel
led, or upon which tax deeds are to
be taken to the county clerk, taking
his receipt therefor; and the county
clerk is directed to charge back the
illegal tax certificates to the proper
towns.
Dated March Goth, 1912.
j. T. Nemacheck, Supervisor.
On motion Resolution No. was
adopted, allSinembers voting aye
The following claims for mileage
and per diem We're then allowed ard
the Chairman of this board and the
county clerk authorized and directed
to issue county orders for the same:
R j. Morgan, mil'ge per diem $14.64
Peter Hedeen, - < 1856
j. T. Nemacheck :" 600
G. H. Jackson g g 9 7.2o
F. H. Rillette g g ." 1896
Fred Meloy q 9" 21oo
G K. McCorkle 81 60
CA Ben, +" Is 90
There being no further business on
motion the county board of super>
visors of Villas county, Wisconsin,
adjourned sine die.
natod +b;C Doth dow oe Morob A n