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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-07-24

For sale-Town property. vacant
'ots' cottages and two-story dwelling.
A. c. YEIsER G. Co..
., Hartford, KY.
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Tonic
Aherdtiue

What is a "tonic -? A
medicine that increases the
strength or the tone of the
whole system. What is an
Alternative" %? A medicine
that alters or changes I'M
healthy action to healthy
action. Name the best "tonic
and Alternative? Ayers Sar-
saparilla, the only Sarsapa-
rilla entirely free from alco-
hol. Ask your doctoraboutit.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-07-24

Bilious attacks, sick-headzches, indiees-
ton, constipation, dizzy spells these are
some of the results Of an Inactive liver.
Ask your doctor II he endorses Ayers
Pills In these cases. The dose b small,
one pin at bedtime.
hsds b. The J. @. AVER co.. Lowell. hass.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-04-25
Emmett Boy Married.

At the home of the brides par
entts; Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark
in New Meadows, on Wednesday,
April II, at $3.50 p. m, Miss Bertha
Clark was welded TO Mr.. Arthur
Rinker, of Emmett, Judge Frank
NJ. Roberts of iciating. Only a
few of the most intimate friends
and members of the family were
present. A lovely Unfair spread wa
placed before the bride and groom
ind guests, after which the party
repaired to the New Hall and there
enjoyed the pleasures of the dance
until the I'VE sma' hours" of the
morning, which was indulged i'll
by a host of friends. This takes
out from among us one o our
brightest and most charming daughE
ters, and leaves a Vacancy, not only
n the household where she was
he sunIight-being the baby girl
but also in a circle of young friends
that will be hard to fill. The youngI
man who Wins her comes well re-
and i'm resigning his
daughter to his care, the very best
VI his manhood and honor is in
Nolved May the good God deal
0indly with them and bless them
With His bounty and wisdom to live
fright They leave for their flu
ure home i'm Pocatello, Saturday
morning. New Meadows PAPER.
Mr.. Rfnker is son of Mr.. and
lrs. George Rinker of Emmett and
re spending q few days with his
Mother and brothers and sisters.
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The county seat fight In Boise
county is getting warm. The en-
trance of Waverly as a candidate,
with two such hustling men asI e.
r. Brace and r. W. Purdum OF
Nampa to champion its cause
and direct its campaign, has com
plicated matters and has sent the
hopes Of the Montour adherents ~
tmmbling. A good-sized campaign
fund has been raised by the WaH-
erly boosters and the scrap is on
in earnest. The claim is made for
that town that il is more CEN
trally located than any of the
other aspirants.f
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Injured I'm Runaway Accident

Claude Poney was called TO Pay.
cite on Tuesday by news of the
injury OF his sister, Mrs. Anhie
Coulter in a runaway accident.MTs.
Coulter and baby, with COM
paniou, wLre out diving and were
waiting the passage of train to
cross the railroad tracks. Behind
them was a team hitched to dray.
An auto frightened the team
and they ,an into the Coulter bug
gy. throwing Mrs. Coulter and baby
out and causing her horse TO run
away She was caught i'm the lines
and dragged a block. When res
rued she was unconscious and was
severely injured. The baby es-
,aped harm.
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Baptist

The eighth sermon in the serie
ON THE Representative Men o
the New Testament" "Ananias, tn,
LIAR" Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Evening theme, Wanted
Poor Men," at o'clock. Choil
under direction of Guy Durkee
Good singing and straight preach.
imng. You will be welcomed.
The choir appreciates the assis-
lance of Miss Florence Rundstrom
Rev. Christian of the Children's
lone Finding Society preached at
lhe Baptist church to a large con-
gregation Sunday evening.
E. C. Rundstrom GLASS OF boys
ave organized a baseball club.
Am important meeting of the
and finance committee was
leld at the pastors home Nom
day evening.
The Sacred Literature class met
with Rev and Mrs Hamilton Tues
ay evening.
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oruickshank injured.

Alex Cruickshank, the sheepman
OF Struan Hill ranch. was severely
injured few days ago by two
Spanish sheepherders. The Span
lads had allowed their sheep 20
trespass on the Cruiokshank ranch,
and Mr. Cruiekshank took the sheep
up. When the herders appeared to
recover their flock and were order
ed o the place, one of them held
up Mr.. Cruickshank with a gum
while the other attacked him with
sheep hook. One of his arms
was badly cut from the elbow 10
tho wrist by the hook. The j, men
were arrested and the trial is In
progress at Sweet today.
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$4,000 STOCK MER-
CHANDISE ARRIVING
Hunt-Greene Mercantile Co.
Receiving Big New Ply
mouth Stock.

The Hunt-Greene Mercantile Com
pany's store is a busy place thes'
days, making arrangements fol
adding the big $4,000 stock o.
goods purchased last week from
Jas F. Creasey, the New Plymouth
merchant.
This purchase has neeesSita
enlarging the store, building adj
ditionaI shelves and counters and
making a number of improvements
that will greatly enhance the
appearance and convenience of the
store, among them being a steel
ceiling,
The new goods are arriving and
will be placed ON sale probably next
week The addition of these new
goods to the oompany's now large
stock gives them one u2 the largest,
Il not the largest, stock of first
lass and reliable merchandise in
his city.
Watch for the bargains that will
De announced in a few days. The
foods were bought at a bargain
md the public will be given the
,enefit.
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The Republican primaries will be
held Saturday afternoon, May
4. from to 7 in the town pre-
oincts and beginning at o'clock
in the country precincts. The
three Emmett precincts are entitled
to three delegates each. The West
precinct will vote at Harry Tituss
carpenter shop, South at Socialist
hall. North at City Hall Provi-
sion will be made on the ballots for
eaOh voter 10 express his choice
for presidential candidate.
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Were Bound for Payette.

The report received last week
that Harvey Collyer, wife and daugl
ter, who sailed from Southampton
for Payette on the Titanic were
lost was only partly true The wife
and daughter were among the res
ued and the husband and faith
went down with the ship. This
family were induced to sell out
their holdings in Hampshire, Eng
land, through the influence of Mr..
and Mrs. J #. Hallet, who settled
Mt Payette about two years ago
and they were coming to PayettP
to engage in the fruit business. The
we're in the list of second class
The daughter is but
8 years old
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A PROSPEROUS Section.

The editor of this paper visited
Emmett on hast Thursday and founC
that busy little burg hummiTg with
the industry of the extension OF
the Idaho Northern and are ready
to harvest the biggest fruit crop
ever yet. Emmett has gained a rel
utatfon as the peach city" and
this year bids fair to live up to it
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-04-25

more so than ever before. Consen-
Sative estimates of the peach crop
n Emmett this year places it at
over one hundred and fifty cars
which taken with the apples and
prunes they will ship gives them
tuite a snug item in the way of
fruit shipments.-Payette Enterprise
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sxsee

10 Water Users Of WOz1sek Drkaa !:
Voc are aerss5y slOElsls6 that VA
ter rates 81 tsls Glitch wlI be sz
To- z5-fo0E lnas aa6 IS tog 90
foog ms Tor saassE.
y Ike Bf0saack, Owner,
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Presbyterian.

Regular services both morning
and evening. S. S. at 10. preaching
at IL. C. E. at 7, preaching at 8.
Special music. You are cordially in,
Ttted. S. A. Parker, pastor. /
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FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms,
with piano, first of June. Lei
roy Myers. 20
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Planting Grapes,

Paul Kefauver has just oomplet-
ed setting out 200 grapes of the Eu
ropean variety on his South Slope
fruit farm. The culture of grape
promises TO be one of EmmettS
most important industries in a
few years.
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Given Away Absolutely Free

4 Z0-oeBt can OF ChbNamel var
3lsa during the demonstration Mon
day and Tuesday, April % and
30. a. the T y. Hzrgus hard
ware and furniture store.
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WANTED-More men every Sun
day in the Big Brothers class at
the NJ. E. church, 9:45 a. m.
FOR SALE-Good recleaned seed
wheat. This wheat went OYER
40 bushels to the acre, 62 lbs. to
the bushel. Jas Vanderdasson. 20
FoR SALE-Good dry cord wood
block wood and posts. ]. e.
Wilton, Letha, Idaho. Phone 2e
2s-1l-1s. IA
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AMEN UP-Brown horse, weight
SUI pounds, branded on right
shoulder i'll combined, wire cut
"n iegs' star in forehead. own
er may secure same by paying for
iced and adv eftising. D. d. sas-
SER miles west of Emmett. &c
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Catholic.

Services viii be held next Sum-
day, as follows: Mass at 1920.
Choir practice Saturday evening at
1880.
L. Marx S. NJ
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HOW EMMETT PEOPLE
ARE ASSESSED
List of Taxpayers and the
Assessed Value of Real
Property

Following Is partial list OF The
taxpayers OF the Emmett district
and the valuation placed upon their
real property by Deputy Assessor
T.. X. Hayes The list viii be
continued from week to week UNI
Ill all is printed;
The figures given are the cash
valuation. Property is assessed at
40 per cent of this valuation. Up
on the 40 per cent basis there Is
an exemption OF $500 on property
not exceeding $500 in value.
II, Katz-Lot $3.50. building
$500
Mrs Frank Knox-Lot $3.50,
building $500.
J. Rees--Lot $3.50, building
$3.50.
II. A, Blackman-Two lots $500,
building $4,000.
airs f. II. Hunt--Lots $2O95.
building $4,000.
Bank of Emmett-Lot $14O5, |
building $500
{. Is. Fisher--Bot $3.50, build
ing. $@500.
Roger & Amon--rLots $3.50. imp.
s2CG.
Mp. C. Co.--Dots $1,000.
Myer Bros.-LOt $500.
Frank Handley-Lot $500.
John 'Dtmgren--Lot $1,000. res.
$500.
RIssell Hotcl--Lot $500, build
ing $4,000.
Geo Coulson--Lot 500, bullGp
in 5NUC: lot $1CC.
lIaskea & coleman-Lot 500. +
res. 5000.
J. II. cronk-Lots $500. ware
house 5000. f
Emmett Fruit Growers Associa, Il
tion-Lots 1892, warehouse $lO35 a
e. II. Dewey-Lots $3.50. 6,
Cook, Richards & John-Lots "
$105O. res s400. :.
Mrs. Cora Andreson-Lots $500. :,
Mrs. Cora Anderson-s3O0. -
Casper SCdhlund-Lot $500. IA
Charles Bullard--I4ots $3.50, res al
$500 at
Boise Association Credit Men al
-Dotsl s1O7O, res. $500. to
F A. DeClark-Lots 5000, res. w
$500. =.
E. X. Hayes-dtot $500. dwelling q
E. C, Laughlin--Lot $500. res.
$500
c. p. Bndrcback-Lots $500, res.
$1,000. co
f. X, Hayes-Dots $40SO. trj
4, II. GTeene--Lots $3.50, res, wi
1850. p
Henry Kuckku-Lot $3.50. res. NJ n.
400. N'
Sadie Moyer-Lots 1915. res, am ~,
700 phi
A. Brd-Lots s21S5, house and ho
VERY barn $3.50 tml
John Sears-Lots 1870, res. 5000 fun
a. Cook-Lots $3.50. res. $500 erI
John d. Clark-Lots $500, res IN
200. A.
. o. ciark--Lots $500, res. t INK
$500. ira
james Klnzer-Lots s42O. res. 9th
500.
J. c. Allman-Lots s4OO. res.
400.
Margaret Bray-Lots 5000, res. he'll
800.
F, J Bliss Lots $500, res, 500 otr
A. II. White-Lots $500, res =,
300. III
II. C. oliver-Log $500, res. thr
100. to
J L. Reynolds-tI,ots sl42O, res. pre-
100. car
silas Bucher-Lots $500. res hal
300. .,,o,
Fred wilkie-Lots $500. res eoT
800.
Sam Pawott-Lots s775, res ~
800.
T, J. Brosman. Lots $3.50, res.
100.
NJ L. WATERSHEDS $3.50. res.
100.
7. A. Gordon---Lots SS75, res
90
Chris Kesgiard-Lots $3.50.
Kate Kesgard-lots $500.
John Burger-Lots $1,000, res.
75O.
Emma H. Banks-Lots s1O25, %
3. $1,000.
d. NJ. Stokesbery-DotsS 6l5, res. Gu
90. rope
H. J. Burns-Dots $500. res s2OC frui
-=-====-===-----=------- PROF
w. II. HALL mos
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FOR RENT

WANTED-Horses to pasture. c.
A. Pape. 27-3tp.
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husiness Houses 10 Close

The banks and stores will close
tomorrow aftarUoon from TO 8.
O'Clock. Sc do your shopping early
AZ tomorrow Is also Arbor lay the
school viii close all day.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, close
in. John Barbour. 27
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FOR SALE-Eggs from bred-to-lay
strain of Buff Plymouth Rock
chickens and Bronze turkeys. Also
cabbage and tomato plants. C. NJ.
Park. 2G-4t
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FOR SALE-Horse, buggy, and sad
die. Inquire at this office 292pt
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Children like to take Dr. Miles Lax
alive Tablets
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PAsTURE-5OO acres with plenty
Oh iced and water. close in. $500
per mead per month. Cook g.
John. OK
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Garden seeds, all kinds at Reilly
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Column
WANTED

WANTED-To trade fine piano for
work team. Inquire o City Tran
fer. 27
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Rose Seeding and Mortgage Lift
or seed potatoes at Reilly's.
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FOR SALE-Range, dining room
table and chairs, iron bed
steads and rugs. Inquire at this
office. 81
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FOR SALB-Pen of White Ply
mouth Rock chickens, good stock,
cheap. j. J. Love. 2T-3t
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onk2a sets II Eesil3s,
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L. Marx. S. NJ.
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ne NEo@4@ak, Onlaes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
DIX MAY BE BEA TEN
FOR RENOMINATIO1

SYRACUSE. N Y, Sept so-Th
night before the Democratic state cen
ventIon, which meets here toniorror
found a sharply drawn Issue over the 81
nomination OF Governor DIX.
All day opponents Of the goyem1
massed their forces around the neaasun,' r'
ters OF Leader Murphy of Tamman|
Hall to urge him to withdraw DIS suP
port from the governor. ~.
When night came they claimed 10 nsx'
won O victory. They said the soVsisst ~
would not be renominated and thal -
availability of other candidates was
ing consld cred. ~ vo,,
and Congressman William SulSer We.
said to be the leading candidates al ~
position to Governor Dix. r,x,
The forces fighting for Governor ri ~
denomination were active tonisht. -
governor encouraged his ionowelS ,,sr
today when he sent telephome ,,s,s6
sage from Albany declaring unaI1tS atnra tS'
ly that his name would ga 90 Due uof ytth
convention and that he would noI "'''-
draw. - ,,s head
Mr.. Murphy remained In ms hsdv s1sl
quarters most OF the day conferrihg wtIi shi
leaders. He remarked slgnil!eAhS sdi,
evening that the CONVENTION eoc sr
would have many candidates lo,ss,,fio, 10,
nor He insisted that the cohsenau INV stnrm
Intended to 90 at least es far as .aisS .nait
the other parties. was discussea tion to,s d
IN nreparatfon for the orSanlaetoS q,
the conmittse on resolutions. OnS O
features, the suffraglsts say, WIN u re
plank similar to that sdopteo d, ,rovIdIn1
publican convention last week, ppst,on 8
for the submission OF the qnesii,'nf ~ fai
votes for women" to the people -
unless It Is taken UP previously
constitutional COMMITTEES.
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VISITORS BEING
WELL CARED FOR

The bureau Of informa tion In the Ver-
mont building last night reported that
there had been q welcome response 10 Its
notice concerning accommodations for
delegates and others. ]. Fred Anderson
OF the bureau said the committee was
now In a position to take care OF every
body. He added that reports had
reached the bureau to the effect that a
few Of the smaller hotels and rooming
houses had shown disposition to In
crease their customary rates.
Mr., Anderson said the bureau would
deem 1t a favor II any person who had
been asked an exorbitant price for ac-
commodations report to the committee
He added that ample accommodations for
all at reasonable rates could be supplied
by the bureau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
LUMeERMEN INTERESTED.
Subject OF Irrigation Means Much to De-
VeIopment of Forests.

Subject OF Irrigation Means Much to De-
velopment Of Forests.
1.-The subject of irrigation and the de-
velopment Of the arid territory of the
west Is OF the utmost Importance to the
lumber interests of the western states"
said Editor George NJ. Cornwall of 1.-THE
Timberman" yesterday. Mr.. Cornwall Is
in Salt Lake to attend the sessions Of
the Irrigation congress.
1.-THE finer grades OF lumber can be
shipped east Of the Rockies at q profit"
grades used IN rough building work
must t1nd a market near home. on ac-
count OF the lower price and relatively
smaller margin Of profit. We are there
fore interested in the development OF
these western land projects keenly. be-
cause by their growth market for these
lower grades OF lumber IS created"
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o0dS
Sarsa apariIfa

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
ehocolated tablets called 9RrsatabSs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
DENY INTENTION TO
PARTITION PERSIA

LONDON, Sept, 30,-That the partition
OF Persia had been postponed during the
recent Anglo Russian conferences was
denied today by the British foreign offica.
The statement. however. throws no light
on the plans OF the two governments.
II says:
mo political agreement affecting Per-
sa has been dihscussed. Neither power
has any intention or. desire to. partition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
EVENING MEETING,

S o'clock.
Music.
AddresG, illustrated with Btcreoptioon views. by
DR.. e. H. Nowoll. director United States recla-
nation BorvIcc.
Call OF staten. Fiyo-minute responses by repre-.
Boutativcs OF the various staten.
Registration of delegates, while far
from complete last night, indicates q rec
ord attendance. Australia, Portugal.
Persia, Guatemala, Mexico, Canada, Porto
Rico and Cuba are among the foreign
nations represented. Among the dele
gates are q number OF women officially
appointed from suffrage states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
Cheers for Wilson.

He was interrupted by cries Of ''hurr1
for Wilson"
"Then hurrah for abolishing any Ia
that limits the power OF the sweatahc
owners over women" he shouted back
The cries continued. The colonel 81
glod out one man In the crowd who VI
making the most noise.
your voice is all right, but l am p
Ing to appeal to your intelligence"
said. ii
The crowd laughed and cheered q
Colonel Roosevelt was not interrupt
again.
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Cries Renewed.

"Well, then. l say the colonei d
tlnued, that theft OF purse Is no va
than the theft Of a nomination N
then you brought this on yourselyea
long as you want 1t you'll get IL strait
1 hold that noisy reclamation Of n
does nothing but paint the charao
OF the man who makes the noise"
The crowd greeted Colonel RooseyE
retort with q shout. AS soon as Colo
Roosevelt resumed his speech. the cr
Of Hooper were renewed
VERY well, gentlemen" said the 9
onei, i've got ell the afternoon"
Colonel Roosevelt said Governor VIII
had declared himself In favor OF linf
ton of the powers Of government and
that, declaration had placed himselfs
opposition to proposals for progress
"a piSlation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
ROOSEVELT AECK[5|||
At KNOXVILLE, 7dl[
Crowds Shout for ia
Hooper, Nominated by ii
publicans for Governed
WILSON GIVEN Chez
Bull Moose Candidate FaiIx
Make an Impression n
East Tennessee. 8
WILSON GIVEN CHEZ

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Sent IN
multous crowd gave Colonel pons.
What he described as a "rn,dal,n. i,
time" here today. Men scattsrcd ~ g.
the crowd heckled him as In A,lar,.
Saturday and succeeded In raising an
ronr which for a time drowned All,
attempt on Roosevslt's part 10 10 or
his speech.
He stood his ground and match.
retort with another until he had alIan
the dissenters. q
When the first cheers which ~.
Colonel Roosevelt In the auditoyi,1r
had died away, man In brown. ~
bandanna handkerchief, lsaped ftors
seat on the stage. waved his bauds
and shouted In megaphone tones: d
Glory Halelujahr' The Cheering
gan: Then the people sang "onc
Christian Soldiers"
Shouts Begin.
Ex-Congressman Taylor Of Tenrs
made the speech Of introduction. Cal
Roosevelt had hardly begun TO A.
whom a score OF men started 70 Il
Governor Hooper's name, Colonel IA
velt stopped short. The
grew louder. The crowd began
shout and In II moment there
uproar. Colonel Roosevelt smIII
awaited en- opportunity to get In q wc
II am pinning my faith" he shou
when the noise had partially subT
ito the commandment thou shalt
steal The crowd began to cheer.
Walt q minute" Colonel Roos,
said imperiously, II had not intendc
speak of Mr., Hooper. but as you
TO have me speak OF him, will. I 1
here to speak against the theft Of
Republican nomination. You people
shout 'Hurrah for Hooper are you
Ing to say down with the eighth 4
mandment| " There were cries Of
no -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-01
AFTERNOON MEETING.

Music.
Tho Relation Of Good Roado Ia Irrigation De.
veiopment,' by JoHeph E. Caine bccretary
Commercial club OF Salt Lake City
'"rhc Opening OF the Panama Canal and the
Probable Effect on the Irrigated States" by
Winfield Hognboom.
Tho Nation and tho states 10 Forestry" by
Prof. Henry S. Graves, United States forester.
"DesEabity of Uniform Irrigation Laws" by
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