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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-07

wata zadnej litosci, a zreszta
chocby SERGE jego i drgnefo
ludzko5cia - COLBY mu to
mogto W obec naka'
zu kr6la?
Pc drodze przy}aczy1o sic
wiecej zo}nierzy do togo cr-
szyku, by sic przypatrzec
straceniu ch}opczyny tax
zdazano pod dab "a miasto.
Mieczek zblad} jak chusta,
stanawszy pc niezbyt wysoko
mad MIN sterczacym Ohio
klein konaru, patrza}, ma
przygotowania, kt6re do jego
stracenia czyniono. Zrozpa-
czony zamkna} oczy poddaiac
sic swemu losowi, gdy W tenn
.usfyszal g}o6ne wolanie Or
szaku zo}nierzy: - Wielki
Boze! tai to nasz panicz, nssz
kocL Mieczek? - Panic
w"achmistrzu, "a tego recze,
ten pewnie ME jest szp;egieml
Biedne dziecie i tax dose o.
kropnego losu dozna}o! i W
tejze chwili przedar1 sic ia.
ki5 zo}nierz przez t}um ME-
czka otaczajacy, a pochwy'
ciwszy go W swe ramona "a
czaf 90 sciskac i ca}owac jak
brata.
Biedny Mieczku! a
skadze tn przychodzisz? -
p%rzem6wif do niego serdecz-
ME. Vice ty6 ocala} z tego
strasznego napadu ma mas?
Sadzifem juz, re ci niegodzi-
wcy i ciebie zamordowali, jak
reszte wszystkich! - 0 jak-
ze sic ciesze, ze choc jeden z
rodziny mojego zacnego pa
ma zosta} pray zyciu.
Mieczka nadzwyczaj ura-
dowalo to niespodziane zdy'
banie sic 70 starym sluga je
go OLGA - i nadzieja nrato'
wanna sic cd smierci zaje}a
my6l jego. Me tracac czasu
rzek1 przeto do 4 )lnierza
skwapliwie; Jedrzeju! - ra-
tut mnie ma mi}osc boska -
ratuj! To rzek}szy uchwyci}
sic 90 rozpaczliwie i uwis]
mt ma szyi, - Bog Gle tn
widocznie zes}a} ma moi "a
tunek, 49, a potem doda{ g{o'
sno; panic w%achmistrza,
spytajcie sic jego czy ME
wszystko prawda com wan
wczoraj o sobie %opowiada},
Me o%k{amalem was pewnie
MECH on powie nas2
Jedrzej, syn poddanego no.
-1..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-07

HH- ~NF.
w~achmistrzu, toz toby by}o
~oczywislem morderstwem
zawo}a} Jedrzej przerazony.
Wiecie przeciez teraz, 10 die
Gle niewinne. - Me, ME, tax
nieludzkim ME j~estesciel pu6-
Gle go - pu6cie Gallo. Coz
wan takia dziecko zaszkodzic
mole?
Wachmistrz zawaha{ sic,
ME wiedzac co poczac. Mie-
GEEK patrza} ma niego wzro.
klein blagalnym, do glebi
przenikajacym.
= Anuz sic pan nasz do
vie? baknal z gniewem ma
siebie samego - natenczas
iabym wisia}.
- FL, ktoby was tam zdra
dill, - odpar} ma to Jedr2ej
= przeciez my, wasi towarzy.
see pewnie tego by6my ME
d%opu6cili; jake moi koIedzy?
- Zapewnie, ze ME, odez
wa}y sic ch6rem glossy; pus-
Gle go panic wachmistrzu,
kiedy mic ME ~przewinil. Tai
% r~zeczywi6cie jeszcze dziec-
ko szkoda by go by{o; z CA
sem gdy podro6nle, mole bye
z niego dzielay zo}nierz!
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

1nw<sa1~a. - - ssea ~ tas rs.ssss~.sss
~ - = ne ~ IA prr-lslDts~ gf tss~ 49,
ess tsr ~1fssst.E = arretir 9trs1tsi - as@s
- ssrf-at ssss fIaa srssa fssse -
t'..se " 'As9T - tsf esYs..sss~.ise - fIir
sss"ssor- fs4-aBssea - dirstsssIl- sls.i
s@e rssss1Tr = ser-lss ssiA0sszea sss a.
sas~- - DaF list Niaft
errs<er g Ttr 80 4atszssa "A ssT =,
essesa sal - saasae.i - s-eDsG- sA ssff.
eH-FfrS - srr - fssIfi~re eDsssss.a o.
mrs N rnis STATE. 10 er-sfr = state ra.I-
rs<D4 esDfut-~icn. ~ pr~sTs5ss~ sna s5r4ss
~ uvsss>. h IN fs~ sla1ies ~ he eess
sssss-oarr< sHd 81 ts< raassnp-- ~ fhe
resssn'~-soH. 10 pr~vesi th< imS-s>sti.H %
uH@rsesnsisse nss-~ ss~ ebs-s>s. 81 0rr
ssnnse ntsv ~ersics. n prevent tss~
Hs0G ~ rer~sviau - r-i.afrs h. pr~~G-sse
~ en-ss of psar-siuys sad fhe ras~~ ~
T~uHpcr N rcsatsspa fscrrfo. 10 pr~-<xt1s<
esuatspH eu -Iossrion " ths- sas. to 80
srrsw . aassrsi sav-rvissop over tse ren
sRlf ssa aprs.tioBr ~ COMMON eszrser-.
ssS 70 -.sl sn .s's 81 esrs. a sa,. ~
,eags-s - las passed ~ "a -xs-ssEslf
ue5o $50 wAsrh ~sr 6s-d 10 ~ csa.re a
D. errrseery ~ state - coisrnSo No~~rs-
Hr ~ -. stshosf 80 approval ~ sS-
seUso~si f sh~ ssxersor. end sH s~,a
sessuaaes<y te~r~sR a. suppse@~nssnp
hsrcts. ssa ~ csoes srs- psrs~ - oss>
acssss.s-ss cite tee vrsss-ssss q sssr ss's
~ WrfxEfs WUEaEov . have 49,
Isse sst - hssd ssa sSglSes tb~ GsvUf
sa1 - tAe nsate - CosvupAo. sf th~ cav
vsovsf. tbas Firss ~ % tssssassr. 4. y
0eAL sAnUs D egAurE.
essssD0 - state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

ss.~r--ss
A. s-sa,srs s-zsasnss.. - sasai-is.a
$500 " s'Ha Gao iors. ssa T.
...ss-ss ...sss % 81. 80 a. 2. .''---s 80.
'sef.sr Hs.iisstsH- i.se 1afiis- - sarI|r ....
~ sase .. ssak gis-r1ltI. - Tss.. ~. -
frxs~se = y~srs ass''iss..il,,s.s. .,.as.~p'7saa
., -~sar.yn. fse f,ra - bslllus-. AslIat!a.
1haisqnzsse. essss~~sne- re-slf - i.ir -
s.sss, -s.s-sse - s.sEy q ~s-lsse''-. aDsara
So sssssas ., nase -aah a..-si..,.- -
=. Ihs h.sr-- nsf.ss5Ins snI n.si.s.
'.,s, 80 g AZ sssa' = -.sssnlsa. e.,l.-ssfl'sss:
ssA ~sssf 49, ~ lssDr"saasant s.~-
g Tso sse-sss.s.r sss ssaaa-ss.ra. e
s"sa- ~ unAiD fse Issis-IirsIoa fisaF-,f
sN NJ ssco eJD>sissssssi.n ss..li ~ sffertlse
sssN sgvr"vs9 y, the vstr - = al.siorit,
| asssisfsea stssssu~ s.fsas tAarain apuu ti.e
o Tke a0r~~esanr 81 prepar.r - saaa
eiss OF i"~e es mn.ioils,l raSsii,n aasI
~ tevr - coiiestissn ~ iINIs= fiiiHrefsn
for sssssiGna purv-s-s-~ sad ~ii..fisl as..a-=
eseSsf~ fs,f tsol tssvrorenenI~ sfI6f fss-ss-
ss~sf- i.sy ssd ess.srts.sn 81 is.sss Aaa ~.
~ 49,. - = ,e ',s s'.ie - '....'''.
a. msy se pr~stsessi ~ tis rharirr.
D Vsc tapoun6ison. enfosceas-nl sHi cod
srction ssf eissr~ ssa I.fnsisis.- fisT fhf stpia
fsssH s.f sfv - ~ provi~syn- 81 ths ch-rfsr.
90 q sas srs,assee -sl.pt-a in pursuance
- tbe -haRtur
" i~ a. Hsrsssss of sbi~ ar,siic to grant
aas c"sksrm 10 tke vr.p.e sf al mnnl,i ipnil
st'-r ceasiag wtahsu ss provi-.onr the fnll
segsaf ef s-m Gus usernmcss la i.ofh i.sai sAd
1aosuipal ssts~r- ssa the enumeration
A~r~ia of esfssis powers shall mi b. coB-
~exu~d 10 esay 10 -ush ciiiss aud towns
| ssa to The V~opse thereof ANY righf or
power esssssisl or proper 90 the full en-
Wa sraissss y the STATE of Colorado 50
FAR n aps'ltsssts shall c"nfinue 20 spgiy
to such eistrr cad towns. eNcrpt Ia far
s~ suscr-esscs ~ the charters - -uch ~
ic- sns tsWne - hy ordinance pa --ea puf
-uanf 10 saah c1nrters
Az provissss. - N. charters - the chy
and '.unty - Denver and the Cities -
puebio. CosvraAp springs aud .-and Jnnr
tioD. herctofor certified 10 aud ftiod
With the nEcvetary "f STATE. and - the
charter - sny other clis n"reiefers az
proved hy . aslortfy of tho-c voting there
on and ,rstsssrd TO and flied v'th she ser-
r.tsrv of etasc. which provisions Rr. not
W conflict wteh this srtis,ie. and all ei"c
tions aud elscsorNi votes b"r.tofoss had
under and pWssnant thereto. ere hereby
rutiNed. afarmed and valisiated as Of their
date.
Ans ACT 10 vs.lstioa 81 the provisions cf
such charter o. Of snN ordinance there
| under shall ~ criminal aud punishahie n-
az kcroaftcr N force fhe provisions 81
thi. -ectioa . shall apply To the 'hy and
County % beaver
This article shall he in an RESPECTS self
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! have here
unto set my hand and AFFIXED the 6rcnf
Seal of the ntste IL Colorado. at the 'ii; /;
q Denver, this First day Of October a. ID
AEAL JAMES " PEARcE.
Secretary of state
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
MUNICIPAL HOME RULE
BILL.

PRoPOsED AMENDMENT or TBS
STATE or COLORADO. INITIATED M
PETITION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND nEFERENDs'M.
Notice ie hescby given that ~ the Cen
Of November. A. y. 1872. there win r.
submitted to the suelsAed electors of tbs
state cf Colossao: For their approval OF
.@e~s%e.t sssssa the fsl,s.'nS sss ,,,,,S
the state 81 Colorado. Initiated by Pcti
tion under the Initiative ana Resere,dum
sn.s wn,cn inlttateA m petition eeataised the sig
her ~ legal vcters. a per esWtD of the
state of Colorado. duiy vesiaeA. IN AZ
sc,,l. ccrs.ncs :. wtth m the Law and siled N the
SECOND = c,.ss a;y Of July. a, D. iSs ct ct 90;
1he authority FOR suhmitti,s .vch pro.
fcanS N secss~a / ~ Art,css @rut,cn :, ,hs =
Constitution II the etate ~ Co,ovsdo nvo
vsains for the Initiative a~d R~fer-ndum.
a or rRn.nsAL sr.s TO asENn potion .
rIoN or THE srATE OF COiONApo
~ CHANTING HOME RULE TO CIT
les AND TOWNS
y n Enacted ~ the People - the state
That Section ef Article xx os the
Constft ut1on ef the atste Of Colorado he
snd the same is hereby sme,Aed to read
Section .. The people ~ Zach CIV or
town IN this state, having q prpulation ~
TIVE thousand tnhabitanta M ietermine1 br
.ns 49, prec.dins cens.s tahe. Under the
Colorado of s~id c4ty or te~n. ere hereby
vested with. and they shall always ha We.
power to make. amend. add to az replace
shah lre ITS organic law and extepd to 81
It's local and municipal matters
such charter and the oedina nc~s maAe
Pursuant thereto In such matters shall 80
ppr9pAe within tha 49, '.
other Jurisdiction n said city or town
w,th
Proposals For charter conventions shah he
submitted by the city council or hoard ~
trustees. or other body IN which the lerts
lsfive pows.rs of the s4ty or town shall then
he vested. at special esecfsons. or at general
state or municipal electioas upon petitions
filed ny dualffbeA ei~cforp. all IN rea SON ',,e
conformity with section of this article
and all proceedings thereon m therea f,ef
shall he In reasonable conformity with
sections Z and ) ~ mis- article
From and after the certifying 70 and I'll
Ing with the Secretary ~ state Of a char
ter framed and approved In rsr r@onalle con
forrnity with the provision. of THIS articIe
such city or town. ana the ~itinens thereof
shall have the POWERS ssst out In sections
:, = and Of mis- article. and all other
powers necessary. requ4sfss or propssr for
the government and admini-trxfion Of ITS
local and municipal matters Including
power 10 lesisiate upon. provide. regulate.
'-ssfsdrct and control.
=. The creation and terms Of mrnjeipai
offices. agencies and employrnents. ,he
definftion- regulation and alteration sS the
powers. duties. qua aiifica rien< and terms or
tenure of all municipal officers agents
--d employees
b The creation ef police courts. the Def
rffon ard regulation NJ the jurf.sliefion
powers and duties thereof and the eres-
rtsn cr appointment n police magistrates
therefor.
= The creation 81 municipal courts: the
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

" fas~ srtsrsc - ssr-ssy s~sAs~s n
- ssn9tss stssf ~ f.s- isvg yrs11ses fsg ~
a. ssssrAsfs-af ssss sssda s-y s<~s& -
- pr"ua.-s4 ~ Nsfs.s-s ssr-ss ~ssA y
gya<trsesi - sF~v-nf a. t-rs<usf 49, zss.ss5
sssAis< s.s3f-lsssal sspf.,Sfs sstlgsS o.
sSs~s-s.r x tlse s-4si ts< tss.r,sss H<sft
ks-ssd ~ Immigration ~sssH ~ pata sfs&s
s.prsprssss<yns - fhs frs ss~-s a. nue
ritf~H hr A~
ssse --sf szs hass ssf srsxea Tire esSss
~ss of tse Sss4r q ses.rss5ss. ~ the ctsS
- 1srnser- 49, tWs g. - e~FrS>>er. . y
fazz
sskAAs
SANEs D rkARfK
R--rr.rszy - nSAfs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

PROPOSED LAW or THE STATE OF
| COLORADO, INITIATED ny PETITION
rnbER THE INITIATIVE AND REF.
Notice Is hereby given that at the Gen
eral Election to be held on the Fifth day
Of November, A. u. 1912, there will he
submitted to the qualified electors 81 the
state OF Colorado. for their approval or
rejection. the following proposed Law Of
the state Of Colorado Initiated by Peti-
tion under the Initiative and Referendum,
which Initiated petition contained the sig
natures Of more than the required nam
ner Of legal voters. - per cent? af the
cordance with the Law. and filed in tho
office ~ the Secretary of State on The
IWESTY.NINTH day % June. A. d,
The authority for submitting sueh pro
posed law Is found In section I
Of Article s Of the constiru,ics
Of the state Of Colorado. provid-
The proposed Law Of the State Of Cole
radO Is as follows:
AN ACT CONCERNING eLecr,oNs.
Be II Enacted by the People Of the State
Section ! Al the top os each initiative
black letters the following
WARNING.
~ is felony for any one 10 sign snv
Initiative or referendum petition with
any name other than hi. or her own,
or TO knowingly sign his name more
theu 'Hf' tbr tne sHne measure.
10 SIGN such petition when he Is no,
qualified eleetor
SEE 2 Petitions shall be printed on
pages eight and one-half ts1.) inches wide
by fourteen 1H inches long with margin
OF two q, inches at the top for binding
and the sheets for signatures shall have
their ruled lines nsmbered consecutiveiy
and shall be attached to a complete copy
OF what Is proposed TO he initiated or re-
fer-ed. Petitions may consist of any num-
Der ~ SECTIONS composed of sheets ar
ranged as aforesaid AT the time % fiiing
The official with whom the petition Is TO
he filed and the person or person. d@slg
nsted In the Petition 10 represent the sign
srS- shall detrch the sheets containing
the signatures and affidavi-s aud attach
them all to one printed copy of what is r,ro-
posed to he Initiated or referred and the
excess printed copies shall he delivered
2" the person or persons representing the
sieners. IL any such Initiated or referred
amendment. law. ordinance or mes sure. Is
approved by the voters N the election 1T
which II IL submitted then the sheets
- pre~erved by the official shs u ne bound
IN one or more convenient volumes and
kept as a public record and such amend
uent or law. approved by the people II
the state shah ne printed with the acts
If the neNt General Assembly and such
amendu merit. ord Ina nre or measure sr,yrrav~i
~ the peapae of any municiTsli-y shall
be prf.lished as ordinances are
SEC 3 All petitions shall ne deemed sni
held sufficient IL they appear 70 te signed
10y the r-quisire number ef sirners- and
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

pia1ss< = srs~~ Il sfssr sas q <s1e 80
t-Tsz-Ha
s~st8n 2 Ter -1Iss az~ fsT rAe sss1S
fsssH - ~ irrTsloN - zssa sasyeasus~nf saat
- csfFss=s aaa tlse r.sIslI ssaIssris4sIs.ss -
s-sc A.ra - t.se ~tsie - fetarsao ~ f4s
fGFsass1ea
~ WITNESS UsEfsEsof ! As-e aarr
ssro - M sss.s ard srfis-e ~ %-~a.
s-sl 20 ~ ~sair - fsiausss., - fl.e ers
- .-~sssr fss- tsr-s g. - osrfysras a ,
safc
lsxAs.l
sANEr v rEARrE.
s--cr-rsry % stste.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
SPECIAL FUND FOR THE
STATE IMMIGRATION
BUREAU.
COLORADO, INITIATED m PETi-
TON uNDEn the INITIATIVE AND

PROPOSED Law OF rHE STATE Of
COLORADO. INITIATED BY PETI.
REFERENDUM.
Notice is hereby Given that at the oen-
eSal Election to be held on the Fifth Aay
q Nevemeer. A. D 1912, there will be
etate a Colesado for their approval or
rejectiea. the following proposed amend
M>.f TO the Ccsstitution Of the state of
Celors do. initiated by Petition under the
Inlttativ and neferendum, which initiated
petition c0atained the signat are% of mor~
than the re0ufred number ~ legal voters
p crst q tns sssts cs Colorado. duly
find In the office Of the Secretary of
state On the TWENTY EIGHTH day of
JCNE, A. d. 1912. at sOf O'Clock a. n.
fAe authority for submitting such pro-
pe-ed amendment TO the Csestitutsun 10
feusd in Section of Article of the Con
etftution ~ the state ~ Colorado provtd-
ing sor the Initiative and Referendum
The proposed amendment To the CeRrti-
tuition Of the state Of Colofado is as fol-
lows:
AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 4 OF
OF CoLoRADo BY ADpISG THERErO
a NEW SECTION To RE KNOWN AND
DESIGNATED As SECTION IL OF
sa,p Sal ,r AKr,crE s1sIr ,xs,Is srEc.aI TrNp
REAU"
Be II Enacted by the People Of the state
~ Colorado:
n of tBe fpDstltu1lOD
~ the State Of Colorado he amended by
adding thereto An aaditieaal section to N,e
known and ds ssgnated Section IL az sAid
Article. which said section shall read as
Follows:
Section IL There shall be levied ana
assessed upon all taxable prepertv In this
State In each wear hereafter. beginning
with the year A. Il. 1912. one . wenfieth of
a mill en each dollar II assessed vnlus-
tion: said TAX shall he assessed and col
iecfed In the same manner and at the same
time is now or may hereafter I've pro-
yided by law FOR the asse~~menf and col
lection 81 state taxes. and when collected
shall be placed to ih.. credit oY the Immi-
grafton Fund. and shall he kert separate
and apart frefn all other monies of the
state and used exclusively hy and under
he direction of the Colorado State Board
ef immigration for the purposes now or
hereafter provided by law The several
County Treasurers in fhe state. beginning
the first day of January. A Il. 1919. shall
keep q separate account ef al taxes col
Ies1el In plr~usnre her~ef srd shall remit
the same 10 the Treasurer ~ State as .
separate fund and the SANE shall he paid
ont hr the Treasurer ~ state upon war
rants Of the Auditor cf state which shall
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
arl

.rafuSf .'isirrdt Legislation Leagues
s-nfs-,Fu-rut - the Constellation ~ the
S-srN ~ Colorado. entitled. rTorsri-u-
ri0nai Ar-endrfenf An Amendment -
the Con --ir-1tien of the StHte ~ Colo
-ada. sddin- thHs~eto nrw Article 20
Ne known - ARTICLE SSI-EECALI
FppN nrrff-T.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
PROCEDURE BILL.

PROPOSED LAW or THE STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED ny PETITION
Under THE INITIATIVE AND REF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-17
New tuberculosis Remedy
RaSed on Medicine

To say that a specific exists for the
cure of Consumption Is perhaps too strong
a statement, but in Eckman's Alternative
we have a medicine that has been the
means of saving many O life to years
of usefulness, and In permanently curing
a large number OF ~Consumptives.
Certainly a person afflicted with a vast
ing disease should be well fed with
wholesome, nourishinE food, but fire.
quently raw eggs In quantities cause q
digestive breakdown, and then no food
nourishes. As for milk. a very good food
for many. but a producer OF billousness
for some.
Any diet that keeps a C~onsumptiye well
nourished is the right one, but what is
going to cure the patient2-Eckman's Al
t~eratiye has cured and is curing many
a case OF Consumption. Let those speak
who know. Here Is a specimen:
90 Savannah St, Rochester, N. Y.
operated upon for Iubcrcular perit0ni-
It's, at St Mary's Hospital, Rochester,
n. y. After the operation my physician
gave me up as hopeless. | was then
urged by a priest to take Eckmau's Al
t~erative. which l did. Ny weight at the
time was ~ lbs. l began to improve and
steadily gained in health and strength.
cured. Believing | owe it to myself and
others | make this statement.
(Signed Afidavit) EDNA FINER.
Fckman's Alternative ~ effective in Bron-
chltis. Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat ana
Lung Troubles and in upbuildiuE the
system. Does not contain poiSonS. opjatcS
or hahit-formiu drugs. Ask for booklet
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for more eyI-
dence. For sale by all leading druggists and
Laurer Drug Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-17
Let Reason Control Emotions.
Surprised BRIDGET,

A~ristocratic Lady-"Td like to know,
Bridget, what has become Of all the
roast beef and cake that WIS left
over from yesterday" Bridget
Sure, mum, didn't yet niver have &
~perlaoeman calm on yez when you
were my age?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-17
Proved His Ability,

A man in New Jersey when his
automobile burned up took his wife
on his back and carried her six miles
without once putting her down. That
Is the sort of husband who knows
how to support a wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-17
Modern PhiIsnthropy.

81 believe I'll give that poor stray
cat a piece Of meat" What, and pau
perize the cat! Always help the poor
to help themselves. Scatter some
crumbs on the sidewalk. They will at
tract q bird for the cat to grabl"--
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-17

mails we're gorgeous with spring raj
ment and beautiful women. Those
shown in the picture are: 1, MISS
Mabel Choate; 2, Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson; 3. Mrs. Lewis I%selin; a, Mrs.
s. ISelin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-17

New York, May 16.-The New
York geological park up in the
Bronx, the home of elephants, mon
keys, snakes and other living curl
o~8ities. became a scene of fashion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
THREE WITNESSES
FROM UTAH ON STAND
Tell OF Efforts OF National
Cash Register Company TO
Get Business.

CINCINNATI Dec. i2.-The govern
ment put nine witnesses on the stand
TO-DAY during the trial OF President John
IL Patterson and twenty nine other OFF,
| clais or former officials OF the National
Cash Register company OF Dayton. O.,
charged with violation Of the criminal
section Of the Sherman anti trust act.
of MisSoula, Mont. testified mat he be-
came agent for the Michigan Cash Reg
lister company OF Detroit nt Missoula
and that shortly afterward he received
| letter from w j. McCauley. national
agent Tor that territory, In which lie re-
Junk and that the letter stated Nc
Cauiey would knock" Briggs and the
The letter was introduced and Briggs
Identified II. 1t said that McCauley
would get 100 per cent OF the trade in
his territory 81 he had TO give machines
Of the opposition away 10 get II.
The letter said that McCauley would
show Briggs up to the latter's customers
as having charged them $50 FOR machines
that the National company would sell
for $40
A r Woodman OF Helena. Mont, for
fner agent for the American Cash Reg
cling through Idaho he was continually
followed By TWO National agents who
kept account Of his movements.
j. -. Rowland. a jewelcr of Missoula.
Mont. was dismissed shortly after he
took the stand because he could not re-
member the name OF the alleged Nation
al agent who sold him machine.
Carroll owen and Thomas Woolley.
merchants Of Salt Lake City, testified
that National agents had endeavored to
have them cancel orders they had given
10 the American Cash Register company
after the machines had been delivered.
L. 9. Baeey OF holiday. Utah. testi-
fed that he had been offered Il National
machine for much less money after he
had purchased an American machine.
and that the National agents had told
him the American registers Were Junk"
r. T. Wall of New Orleans told story
similar to that testified TO by Bagley.
H. ". Schadle, druggist of Paso Ro-
bles Cal, testified that he bought a
Onion register. but was afterward influ
cnced by the National people to cancel
the order and buy National machine.
on his contract
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13
SOPHS OF L. y. s.
WIN FIFTH STRAIGHT

In a double-hesdcr basketball garno at
the L. D. s. yesterday tho sophomores
kent up thor record by winning from
Business, college, and the juniors main
tanned their stride by losing to the
seniors. The first game was hotly com
tested and the leaders were forced every
lead in the last few minutes of play,
with three baskets in as many minutes
resent the respective work Of the two
teams The upper classmen's gamo was
one sided with count of 50 to IA, which
win put the seniors in second place
ahead OF the Business team
a feature OF the present series is the
five straight wins of the sophomores,
while the Junior team has lost every
contest. II appears as II the second
year men have the school title cinched.
rs they have defeated every team and
are on the second round Of games.
Coach Miller, who oftciates at the class
contests, is contemplating. game with
the Junior team of the Salt Lake high
school This team. like his sophomore
crew has Ave straight wins to It's credit
and n contest between the two should
he interesting