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Affectionate Neighbors

Special 20 The Tribune
II 100. July 2a-Ars. Susie Forre pa,
e,ieo tooay In Justice Z. l.. Jonas's co,,,rt
on cnerSo OF attacking Mrs Rob,rts a
,Sas hoor, The evidence went 10 SHOW
tnaI the women. neighbors- ouarrninJ
a some trivial matter and engaged In
"A hair-pulling contest. !"
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Small Boy browns

t0rriai % 1b- TritE-e
OGDEN. Nuiv . IN. Ga, dro-ni-r .sel..,t
~ - ssAA-- occurred ,As a.toruosa -h.z clye,
tsrr-sn- aret y<z-r 4aa a. a. 49,, "a
1913 - ok4sr sr--us. lost hls urs -tI,.
.ll.Lg u 80 Hsb~r Tivs- a Nio-s so-,fh n,
E-is-IA rre<, II il SUPPRESSED tAs, a. la
raa Fie,iu ., efs-Fs. 'sr y Esrs uo - ,,-
ssiF Ard ercestir esas tsr -. IN, >.
-ss mined hT TIE osS.r ssys -s, -,r.
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Fined SIS More.


Spr1i,l - Tie IrtSEn.
OGDEN. ruiy ,1.-By taking her e.s. q, IN.
ss,7et eeETt sftsr eB. O, 3Ts haa b~-a a..
1851 u re municiosi cosrt Mn Ua-,i.
h,oaH- 10 ~u foant Eafi,Y o, rslIIrx lI1r,-
NssIlr, NAs compensated sy hsrlar % p.y a.,
etIs - thAt hss e>>o oTe-iook.d b. Juirs w
-ui-s-'s eA.> hr Juass' J A. Ho-sU ,o,.-
NJ sertsnr> Nas pass~d Nh BreA-a Vas
pi~sf N The cus;nay o, cit! o;.o-r s-s i.-.r
= TIE tRy ~ rslk TIE sra-ust O, ~. a.,
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Sues for Divorce
Special to The Tribune.

SpecJBl 10 Inc Tribune.
PROVO, July 23.-On tho grounds Of
fallure 10 provide, Mary c. Ora per has
commenced suit for divorce in the dis
trlct court here against Homer Draper.
AccordinG TO the complaint, they were
married at Spring City, Utah. March g..
1923. and there is ono child. a boy 10
years OF age
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Trip 20 California

Sacciai 90 The Tribune
OGDEN. July 1-Arrompanlsa b,- bi.
DAUGHTER Gi1hsT. Prof Joseph Ballautyu~
director of the Ogden tabernacle choir,
= ~ leave touspTru~ afternoon for Los
Angeles and Other California points Ha
VIII b ahsent from the city q Tnonth ard
expects tc map out tho SEASONS repar-
fnlre for the choir.
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One Delivery Todar

Sf>rtai = r. TrshE-s
pcDES, July I.-Fns,=.s,rr L n Ss-,--, .
Hes sse1S1-~1 tAAi ns-s ~tlf 70 Aur -. s.it-
~ es zsf ~ carrier. o. W,.,..s,- -. :,
ihe Er-srA fsivsry. STAMP azs ,-xlr-rr via
49, a. Us pot.onsr- VII \. 49, b<fu-s, -.
eo-ff - - a. ~ ~: ~ uro..- .-z~-
t-Saft=s=t ~tii - ,i-... ali e.-
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To Watch Speeders


OGDEN Jsir u.-Bsis<Ft-S IA, -. So,
'eisuo1s - ;h- sssie huis--oefts la r--,.',,,
se7.s Aetioa a re SAT- ., - a4tS.-trt.- -.
Wrp~r oo-zu ccz1tstir-<~s tocsr s--fs.s :.
enSsoT ,S>stiI ssray ss<-rS % -. ,o.-
~ ss>-r ytrlsic-I ;hroas.oss -. ~---e- ~,
Frusshiy sir - ssFoiaf-f
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eE2l

SHIPPING TO MONTANA. RAILROAD
work--Laoorers. $3.50; teamsters. 81 SO
20 s27S: driiIers. s255. station men. zoe
and s5c plow shakers. s2f5: wheeler
holders, s2.75; handy mon. s2.7b 10 $500
No labor trouble. SHEPPARD,S Emp.
Agency. liz W. End South 81. Phone w
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Granted License % Wed

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pGDys Trfr si-aaTrisss u---ss. usr.
rranirf tcsar - ClA<ics wf,isar surra-, a.
wr-s vsh-r s.t Stss chsrtssts sS--pa-s ~ o.
-: Frsnk nTa es oEtsn az Ni. lax ?
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Two bag bands, sal,air ,ouisbt.
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During the summer months mothers
Of young children should watch for any
unnatural looseress OF the bo-els.
When given prompt attention a, this
tine serious trouble may be avoided.
Chamberlain 5 Collie. Cholera and Diar.
rsees Remedy can always bo depended
upon For sale by all dealers.
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Takes Tsuporary CharEe.

- .ti ~ Tss Tril-zs
suEN Jaly si-Gssrrs MOB. .csi.lta-
e. arrngat. t- tts sgrrultzrai dsra-t=~-. &
,ss vriirs Eists sofrrr-F1t. n % tale ss,rr.
- - orrls - - Aec.i spiirit-- -hus
Tesaa L. ttafa: - fsrss rs-ss' FsrAti--
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As Ogden city Is excluded from tho levy
| for the Weber county school district II
leaves the total levy as applying to city
! Taxpayers. 37.G for 1912 and 36.s for 1911.
| There Is also an increase OF two-tenths
| OF n mill In the levy for Weber county
outside OF Ogden city, II being 23.2 for
1912 as compared 10 % for last year
| This means an increase OF sS4i5..7 IN the
| total amount OF taxes 10 be collected.
Had the city commissioners not In
creased the levy mills. the total levy
| IN Ogden city for 1912 would have been
II mills lower than that OF last year,
but as IL is there is an increase OF nine
tenths Of "A mill According TO Mayor
y. q. Fell. this action was taken TO pro-
vide funds for the building OF the rcser-
voir and dam In South Fork canyon dur
Ing the coming year Tho commissioners
expect to begin operations as soon as the
legal complications Involving William
Glasmann's ALLEGED title to the properly
can be Strengthened out. Some time ago
the city engineer was instructed 10 pro-
test 10 the state engineer against the
Ming on the water nights OF the canyon
BY the Ogden River Reservoir company.
the new company formed By the former
mayor after tho death" OF the South
Fork Reservoir company.
The total levy as hxed by the city COM
rnissioners for municipal purposes is ap-
portioncd As follows:
Mills
To dofray contingent expenses
TO Improve and repair streets and
To construct and repair sewer. and
Special levy 10 supply water and con-
duct waterworks extensions ~
FOR public library -....-,-,-..-..... al
Total levy
The levy last year was re mills. As
the assessed valuation OF property In Og-
den city L. Sie.5ss9iI for laIa Ia. net
increase In the taxes will be Sli2. .9:g 20. /
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JOB DIRECTORY

What's your line of work!
Are a salesman, accountant. tailor.
rspher domestic servant, cook. nurse, teamsta.
carpenter metal worker-or do you follow anv or
more of the other scores Of empoyments?
Are YOU interested in directory of the Jobs tha,
available in vour vocation in other lines
Do YOU want TO know what's doing in the worla
work read The Tribune Wants
The Wants outline from time To time the chances a,
arc available in every line of human endeavor
Wise workers read The Tribune Wants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-24

FIFTY LABoRERs. APPLY AT SITE
Of New Salt Lake City high school
18th East. between sth and 9th South.
p. J. Moran. contractor.
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CHINA DECORATING

------~y-~~--~~-~---------~
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
a East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
ItstpDS.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT
carpet cleaning done. c. y. Bates Elec-
tr1c Co, 3I Atlas Wasatch o72i e9s3
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ACCORDIAN PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATINCi
Mrs. NJ. NJ Jensens. 50S East Bird So
st Bell phone Hyland 737-J pl9i9
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

------------->~~----~-------- 80 -
cHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Both
)hoaeF. -
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CHIROPRACTORs

Ill q CECIL. CfURoPR NC.TopS
~, .onsti,nnon s,,n Tree. io3 Utah saving E
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs
PERSONALS

LADlES-sl00O REWARD: I POSITIVE
y guarantee my great successful
monthly remedy; safely relieves some
OF tho longest, most obstinate. abnormal
cases in three TO five days; no harm. pain
or Interference with work mail sl50
Double strength 50. Dr. 3. p, Southing-
ton Remedy Co, Kansas City, Mo cI5
LADIES, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichesters pills. the Diamond brand.
Tor 70 years known best safest al
ways reilaole: buy OF your druggist. take
no other. Chichestcrs Diamond Brand
pills are sold by druggists everywhere.
ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL,
find them AT the Salvation Army. Al
dress all communications to Mrs, Adiu-
tant sloate, 6n East Third South street.
Salt Lake City npis5
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

r~--~-~~-7---------@-~-y--.-
j T. GODDARD, G. r a. AIJDr,rTST
and general sccountancy. 50. NcIniyrl
y, ~ olpi. cgns1
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OVERHAUL LAUNDRY.

UNION OVERALL LAUNDRY. WA
satch 1927. Plain csc; starch, iron.
s5c. Yes. We mend eISIS
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SEWING MACHINES
PATENTS

MODELS BUILT AND PERFEC"rTD.
eNpgrt woFkdnanship: satisfaction guar
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RELlABLE ENGINEER FOR STEAM
moist; must have machinist experience.
Also experienced concentrating mill man
TO take charge OF mill, and one all-around
mill man. No others need apply. Address
G-35. Tribune e25s9
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"ANTED-ACTTVE MEN TO SELL
groceries. Wholesale, TO the consumers.
exclusive territory. Good commissions.
For particulars write Edgar Jones Com
pany. 33S 2sth Street, Ogden. Utah.
d31o7
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

" WILLIAMS g. SON. lss y. ST. BELL
l9is-k Cphossiering, chairs rccancd.
o5f-
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WE TEACH YOU TRADE IN A FEW
months time; no expense but your
work Electricity, automobiles. plumb
ing, orfcklaying. 100 satisfied worEmen
today: forty jobs going. Catalogue free
United Trade School Contracting CO..
Los Angeles elTe
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CUSHIONS, UPHcLsTERINc

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
PARED salt Lake Mattress &c Mfc.
- Hones 9.se pl555
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CAMPING RIGS

= ------~~~--------~-~-
MAKE ARRANGEMENT FDR rAE.
ygn rls1 for outing trips Dow. Farmcrs
Exchange. WasatcA 1858. 80
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WANTED-AGENTH

DISHES F'REE-WE WILL GIVE
absolutely free n beautiful ~
dinner set II you will interest II a \
friends In our magazine, We wsr
give away n set OF dishes In eysy
callty, Ask for our big free dish q
sltion. Farmer G Rsnchman, ch04
Wyoming.
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LAWN MOWERS

SHARPENED MD REPAIRED; s
clc repairing. KEY ntting. seH I,
Lock Works Bell 1854
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENEp, -
repaired. FoWlcr's kcv. gun. IN
and novelty works. baby busSieS
lis West md So. Bell 1889.
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KEY FITTING

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK EfcY-
Gle supply Co. Phone Bel. csgs o..l
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JAPANESE GENERAL AGENCY. 75s
West 1st South Wasatch 1911. Help
furnished for hotels, restaurants and prf-
yato families; also work by the day: rail-
road and construction work: mining
speciality. dS7o6
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS


LLNiN1S. CRATES AND WATEp
lackeG all makes @. y. Lovett Foun'
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TAILOR-MADE CORsETs


SPiRELLA CORSETS. ONE YEARS
guarantee MTS. Mann. Pcery hotel.
hours. 10 T. -
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T GET sUNBURVrn'
Come I'M our cool bakemsn,
daily paper and hayo your ~
paired or polished.
MONARCH SHOE REPARvo
Il East Second SO. Phone Wssss,
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Bands RoDaa. salt PaIaec o..
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HAIRDREsSING PARLoR
ANNOUNCEMENT
OLD FEATHERS

MADE fNT65 Viii, ON . ff~ifrrz,sc
Combinss made into switches los So,
End z. .st5
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DENTISTS

DIR. J. r.. KEYsOR. go MAIN ST, trFT.
"asa''h e'-s. Good set teeth. 8 90.
-- d7l05
m !. = MORGAN. DENTIST. zoo
o.olt lElInlnE. Open evening" dsfna
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GROCERY SPECIAL,


SUGAR PER SACK. t5s5. 10 P0T-S-DS
new Potatoes. 2Jc: fs-ib sack 81 fc,,-
and 10. baking powder. Si.i5 pir, ~
son Jars. per doE-. J5c; best crsamS@,,
butter. 20c 'a'H-Iy
CHICAGO STORE. 1is WEST 1gr 81
sge1.
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WANTED-CoLO MAN WITH
experience TO handle the sale Of citrus
frult lands on tha-famoua Ridge In FLO
rids- One With AN organization preferred.
Very liberal contract. Can earn $1,000 IN
comnissions monthly. w, !, Howey a.
Co, New York Life bldg, Kansas City.
Mo. e2t53
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PATENT ATTORNEY

10 PATENT INVENTIONS, REGTSTp-
taor marx or copyrights see I \
-~-0a' N'tIh. 81 .
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DIARIES

>-------~>----~------~-~-
MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK SOSE
better. Il quarts Tor 81, delivered S;ty.
us a trial Wssatch $500 90, !,
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MAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK
and sienography: good opportunity for
business. Apply 52S Dooly block Thurs
day. eo6s4
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500 RAILROAD LABoRERs. TEAM
sters and station men: wages s2s0 and
sz,'S Per day; long Jobs; good station
work at best prices In country. George
town extension OF r. A & p. railway.
anaconda. Mont. Clifton. Applegato &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-24
OSTEOPATHY

DR.. CLAUDE RIDDLE. OSTEOPATg
nysic.An and surgeon; suite -iO Kesrus
llnk- touIr 70 o ag9st
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WANTED-GOOD LIVE Statesmen
10 sell insurance for the Aetna Life
Insurance company. IN the state of Utah.
Good contracts for men who can show
results, Address @ Ed Moss, manager
iOlS Boston bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah
e1997
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-24
OGDEN CITY TAXES
RAISED TWO MILLS

Special m The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 23.-An amount which
Is an Increase OF approximately $4,000
viii DO paid into the Golfers OF the city
by the taxpayers OF Ogden this year as
the result OF an increase of two mills In
the levy. which was announced by the
board of county commissioners today. Tho
total levy IN Ogden city for 1912 is S7.b
as compared with 36.7 mills In 1911. There
was a reduction on every form OF taxa
ton with exception OF that for municipal
purposes. which levy was boosted the even
mills by the city commissioners In ses-
sion this morning
Tho following Is schedule of ths total
Iovy announced by the county commits
s'oners for 1912 and compared TO that OF
last wear
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, IS EAST lST SO.
go rooms; rates. 36c. 40c aud soc; mod
erni baths. loo. nl3S9
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DRESSMAKINC

: ~ a., MD DRESSMAKING AT Isi
East Isi south. WaSstch iiiT.y y eosSr
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS ~ MARtONEAUN. ~
neys. .. W. Powers. Thomas 49,
eauN. +. W. Mckinney. Roger w fyrS
Top floor front. kear1s bldg. p~ =
j. ). harrington. notary.
-. l.. OLESON. LAWYER
20i Boston bldg. W8satch ii'-
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Yellowstone Park. call wssa,ch s4g.
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WILL SHIP CAR H II. GOODS =
Angeies and one to ChicaEo sri'
sorualia and one to Florida M
pASs. very reasonable rates. KlnS1
* storage Co. I3 So. Main.
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Bas.a 90. 81. PALAee 60.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29

= = p = =
LATE NEWS.
= X = x 80 + **
Anti-Volivaites, Zion City,
hurt tent collapsed.
"Hand of God uplifted against
by enemies, . says Voliva.
Harry Sheridan, SGT Lincoln
Park blvd; Thomas Roache, 153
E. Indiana, grand jury; arson.
$50 for sending false alarms.
H. G. Hutton, Aberdeen, S. D.,
grand jury; confidence game.
Unidentified man hanging in
woods near Fort Sheridan. Well
dressed. Linen marked "B. E. H.
NJ.
Havana, Cuba.-Federal Gen
eral Mendieta says government
wouldn't let him attack negro
rebels. Maybe Pres. Gomez faith
cred rebellion.
And maybe a few American
capitalists "fathered" Pres. Go
mez in the deal.
Washington. = Roosmevelt's
picture still where Taft can see
it. White House cheerful as
morgue,
San Diego.-Atty Gen. Webb
has ordered vigilantes to stop
tarririg, feathering and threaten
ing to murder 1. w. w.
Strange action for attorney
general of state to take after
spending two weeks 'investigat-
ing" the San Diego situation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fish, boy
oyiatOr SFrO1O Uyind R10kUT1
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Bald Out.

"Pa, what's a desert?"
ooh, a large place where no
ing will grow"
PA, is your head a desert?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-05
Claim as to Pass Rejected.
TRIAL COURT REVERSED.
Court Of Appeals Hands Down Opin
ion in Damage Suit.

The Court Of Appeals handed down an
opinion today reversing the action of
Justice Barnard in directing a verdict for
the defendant in the trial court in the
case Of Georgia Sprow. administrative
agt. -Orrin G. Staples. This action grew
out Of an explosion, in January, 1906,
of a coffee urn in the kitchen of the
Riggs House, where the plaintiffs in
testate, Albert Flynn, was employed as
coffee man, which explosion resulted in
the latter's death. The lower court held
that, the plaintiff having alleged two con-
curing acts Of negligence, r was neces-
sary to prove both before there could
be recovery, but the Court of Appeals
i'm it's opinion took the position that it
was sufficient to prove one act of negli-
gence, even though other acts were con-
jointly charged. where the one act was
sufficient to produce the injury COM
planned Of.
The Court of Appeals also held, con-
trary to the lower court, that the de-
PENDANT was guilty of negligence in per-
hitting the pipes and valves connected
with the coffee urn in question to become
SO rusty and clogged as to prevent the
free passage of steam and water, and
that it did not appear from the evidence
that any duty of inspection was cast
upon the intestate. The case was, there
fore, remanded for new trial.
Attorneys K. Hilton Jackson and Hay-
den johnson appeared for the admins
tratriX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-05
POLITICS DAY BY DAY

Kings county general committee, with
300 members in attendance. also declared
for the President.
"St. Louis made the amende honorable
for faux pas of the week before, when
it failed to indorse the President. 1t cor
| rected this error this week by vote or
% to ], the gentleman who voted in the
negative. Chairman w. T.. S. Jarrett. be-
ing slated for retirement to the lodge OF
sorrow, of which Chairman Lee of IN
diana is charter member. The state
central committee of Missouri is already
on record for Mr.. Taft. and to further
emphasize the sentiment of the state Tor
President Taft the Missouri Editorial AS
ISOLATION adopted resolutions indorslng
his administration. Clay county, with a
Taft victory in each and every precinct,
sends solid Taft delegation to the dis
trict convention.
"Neighboring Kansas, not to be entire
ly o,rtdone went on record through the
Topeka Day Club, with 700 members,
strong permanent republican organiza-
ton. indorsing President Taft without
dissenting vote.
can convention. with more than LOCO
delegates, Endorsed President Taft and
Gov. Deneen.
In the southern states, there were a
number of demonstrations of strong Tart
support. The republican city committee
of Richmond. Va, Endorsed the President
and pledged itself to instructed Taft dele
gates. At Culpeper, Va. the county re-
publicans instructed delegates to district
and state conventions for the President
Fauquier and Loudoun, as well as Wise
county, took similar action. The repub-
Leans of the tenth Virginia district, at
Staunton, declared for the President 8
denomination and reelection.
''In Alabama, the republican executive
committee of the seventh congressional
district Endorsed the President.
1.-The twenty-eight Baltimore members
of the Maryland state central committee
declared unanimously for Taft.
''Of seventy-eight republican members
of the Rhode Island legislature. fifty-four
have come out for President Taft.
"A telegram received at the White
House from Butte. Mont, says: The
delegation from Montana will be sold
for the President A letter from Con-
necticut says: If the President has any
worries about Connecticut, he can dis
miss them. The state is solid for him.
Taft is gaining in Iowa. says Des
Moines message.
I'm addition to the foregoing. there
have been numerous individual declara-
tions of preference. Among them is the
statement of Cardinal Gibbons, at Phila-
delphia: tMr. Taft deserves renomina-
ton 1T would be unfair not to give
the President second term says i
drew Carnegie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-05
RATIO TO POPULATION.
Equal Division of Money Would Give
Each Person $34.61.

An equal division of all the money in
the United States would result in each
man. woman and child possessing $34.61
That amount is the per capita circulation
according to the calculation of the Treas
ury Department. which estimated that
the population of the country has grown
from 91,972,206. as determined by the
census of 1910, to @,95S.OOO February
1, 1912.
The stock Of money in America is fast
climbing up into the billions. Feb
ruary ] there was $3,624,5T2121 in the
United States. OF this $3::sS, 3O2, 4S1 rep
resented the assets of the government
and $S.2S6, 260, $40 was in circulation.
Thirty-three years ago the entire amount
in circulation in this country was $S16-
366, 721.