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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
||E|O|V SHOW TO Be
PERMANENT AFFAIR.
Ilsu Merchants and Manu-
E.A,,ers Pleased With Sue
t.ss of First Effort.

Al 10 The liio"H
.nrS, Sept. 2s.-The Ogden mer-
], and manufacturers arc so pleased
=. unouslified success of the first
~ Fashion show that a permanent
..aou will be perfected for the pur-
!, holdIng similar exposltions each
fall 1t Is believed by many
.i. annual or semi-annual cclebra-
~ 10 made 10 do for Ogden what
..ss~n has done for Pendleton, Or,
lac Tor Brigham City and the
So dsys for Cheyenne, Wyo.
,Sness men are unanimous in the
~ thst M event ever attempted In
t.s dane moro to enliren the city
s,rrs more Interest in the Junction
~MsrcantIle activities. While there
'. snormous amount OF money spent
h thousands of visitors during the
isvs AZ the show. the beautiful dis
~ 4 FOODS and tasty decorations FUR
90 Advertising medium which
~ Isrsssed business during the fu-
., @stect of a Fashion show was not
-, 10 the attention OF the Ogden
-s.r,s more than six weeks ago and
A s.srsra,ions we're confined practically
Il. T,sk OF the exhibition, In spite
~ Srsf period OF preparation won
VI ,ssuits we're obtained. From the
c-.pry reports OF the various COM
.:i.tS Is shown that the total en-
- xill be less than 500, this amount
- secured by donations from the
Ss.f, houses. The success of the
~ tss led 10 the belief that more than
N an bs raised with very little effort
4 snmher exposition next spring or
Z n has also been suggested that
- bsst show be held late in October,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
SPECIAL"
BRINGS BIG CROWD

Lake City at TBS o'clock last evening carry
Ing 800 horse owners: trainers. jockics aud other
followers OF the races. Tho Helena TACO meet
closed Saturday md the ''rcgulara'' 10
thia city for tho weeks racing at the State
fair and the fall meeting at Lagoon which fol-
lows.
Many OF tho owners VIII stare horses at tho
fair, while others will take tholr charges d.
rect TO Lagoon Ia rest up for the opening, q
week AWAY. Practically all OF tho rdcYO who
accept mounts tho intcrmountaln circuit Will
ride at tho fair and patrons OF the at
tho fair grounds Will some hlgh-class saddle
performances.
among tho arrivals and will send the horacs
away during the fair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
cHAueFEUR FACES CHARGE.
y Blds In Borrowed Automobile May
Result pIsastrousIy.
IN The Tribune.

|ktii 10 The Tribune.
0;DEN, Sept 29.-H. r. Loan. a for
III salt Lake chauffeur, faces a charge
M nsnd larceny as the result OF a JOY
IA shlch was suddenly terminated last
/ - when the "borrowed' automobile he
n driving plunged into an irrigation
la mar the Sanltarium at the mouth
|tQFisn canyon. The car was the prop
/ N d Lee LowensLein, residing at 2l59
|jsfson avenue. Loan. who was arrest
n ~ Detectives George Wardlaw and
! hhs Pincock today. declares that he
|u merely testing the car after he had
Irrpeied some repairs.
re owner does not deny that the
4 |hEisJr had worked on the car but he
Inn Loan no permission to take IL from
N gznge last night. Accompanied ny
d rng man, Loan drove the auto
|es1gh Ogden canyon and was return
II 10 the city when he lost control of
~ Eachlne on the road which branches
|stte north at the Sanitarium. Both OF
|e passengers were thrown across the
|tA 70 safety when the car plunged over
|A ateen-ioot bank. landing directly on
|e. 10 six feet Of water. Loan and his
|ntrd, Sho were uninjured, Immediately
AAoned the auto. a gang OF men,
rh lie aid Of a derrick, raised the
slzsed auto from the ditch today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
NO KICK IN JOKE,
Disappointed Ball Players Turn Jaunt
Into Boost for Town.

special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 29.-Thc Tremontor
business men who journeyed to this city
week ago today TO play game Of
pasenaH with the Ogden United CONNER.
man who arranged the game DENY that
!lc yoke had much OF kick in it, Writ
ins to member Of the lctal organiza-
uon, r. c. Gephart says that they
turned the visit into a boostor nycursion
Tor Iremonton's apple day on October 8
ana also spent very pleasant afternoon
in Ogden.
apple town boosters We're not vIsibly
peevcd over their inability to pick base
ball quarrel with the Ogden travelling
men, but claim a . TO 0 victory Just for
Iuck. They will seek an opportunity 10
square accounts more fully next season,
according 10 MIR Gephart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
L. d. S. HIGH TO
HAVE CLASS LEAGUE

Class leagues are being organized In
basketball: volIyhalI and handball at the
L. d. s. high school Coach Miller is be-
ing assisted by Physical Instructor Day
OF the Deseret gymnasium In getting the
boys Of the different classes interested
in athletic activities The object OF the
coach Is to get as MANY boys possible
working In the different games, so they
are arranging to have FIVE different teams
for each OF the three sports.
The seniors are confident Of getting at
least two OF the flags. but the freshmen
will put up a good fight
The class leagues will last about two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
SALT lAkER TALKS.
w H. chalden Smith Addresses In
mites OF State Industrial School,
Stial 10 The Tribune.

Ftia 10 The Tribune.
VtDsN, Sept. 29.-An interesting dis
sIne On the fundamental laws by which
seSy o. today is governed was given
NE Rev. j, Chalden Smith OF Salt
t4 before the students OF the Utah In
-Ial school at a general assembly
-snnE this afternoon The speakers
tsgM Nas Something OF the Laws of
s.le About Us The speaker was a
ssir pastor at Provo. but is now prin-
~ 81 Salt Lake grade school.
Nn Superintendent z. G.. Gowans and
n.y., officer e. NJ Rowe Of the state
s.o@ we're absent tNs evening on lee
~ ENGAGEMENTS. Or. Gowans deliy-
~ ~ address at Clinton and Mr., Rowe
a% 70 the young people OF the Eighth
To On The Altrulstlc Many
Mnps The past week the students at
haustriaI school have harvested sew
~ snandred bushels Of peaches and otil-
nI1. large portion of which was
~ through local fruit exchange. The
auc science department. took an acr
~ PAT 10 the fruit harvest by boItllng
~ quarts for the private use of the
'3sfal weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
HEAVYWElGHTS MEET
OCT. 4 AT MURRAY

Tho Dcmetral-Leou boxing bout will be staged
October In Trocedo halt Murray according
20 an announcement made last night by Fire
Chief Tom Gallagher OF that place. The big
fellows will box twenty rounds aud the 30
should be an interesting one. DemotraI and
Leon are bitter enemies and both Will try their
hardest 10 land n knockout punch.
Two other events will make up the ovoning' Q
programme. Jack Keep. tho lighting fire
mnn'' OF Murray and KID Ir!sh Will 20 four
rounds in tho preliminary and Harry Harris and
Young Ad Wolsost' are slated to box six
rounds y n SEMI final.
Tho principals In the bout Will do a por-
tiou OF their training at Murray. a liboral per-
ccn,age OF the proceeds OF the ntortainmept
will go TO the Murray tlre department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

Far be II from me TO boast much
about 1t. but II is fact that what ]
believe was the biggest bone-headed
play I ever made. won the American
league championship for Detroit.
1t doesn't do me much credit to tell
the yarn, but every word Of it is true.
The Detroit players all knew about it,
but I guess no one In the stands, or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Additional Sporting News

months. When they ;cSe over the men
who have shown the best form will try
out for places on tho school team Tho
l.. ID. s. high has always put ZIP a good
fight for the state high school champions
ship In basketball. having won 1t every
year until last year. when they lost to
the B. Y. C. Of Logan.
Only three Of last years team are back
at school this year. They are c. smith,
center; Levcy. forward. and Bennion who
plays a good game in any position.
Chick" Howe. the al-star forward and
his brother, Royal. arc both working this
year. II is possible, however, that Roy
VIII start school in the mid-year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
NO ClEW TO THIEVES.
~ "no Stole Automobile at Ogden
Sill at Large.

yaal 10 The Tribune.
In ~. Sept. 2o.-Aftor following
which took them To Logan. Deputy
N t.,'lI !, Tom De Vine and Harry /, lin
sssd ss%rnsd to Ogden today without hpv-
t;tsrnSI,ssd any trace Of the Studcbaker
IpIe ~i,s which was stolen In front OF
|iu ny NJ hau In this city Friday evening.
lSi.I Inine was the property OF Mr..
asyssv ssent for the Studebaker Bros.
|nsor7 yt,nnceis are now working on the
I'm knt tne car was not taken by Joy
ss,he ~ The machine and sell C. A de-
b svsvu, en OF the auto has been sent out
.'e'y sheriff In the s1atn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
oemocrats Elect Delegates,
10 To Tribune

r. 'lb tribune.
! sssaoE. zoe. Sept. ,o.-Tbs D.ro,r,,, ., Mon.
|t Bs a., primary Inst night and olccl.
hlaI ~ .s%s'oSius delegates 10 ot,cnd Ire
,t o,a1 Ar ,,t senatorial conventions Al Marya-
pc ,n caic,helscn. Iosoph H. Lowe j. :.
lEncss ., ',mtan Tuft. The delegation wns
eit, IT, 'ole Tor olot Mlrhelseu for riatc
ths,a me following ~ert elected delegates
Eidrd o.,. A.. eounl? convention 10 bc bcld In
ss Wl,ss,.ooor IL; Hans Tun. Ole Larsen.
sn csysIsn' Hans L. Hansen. Christian
n. n's.'d ar. Joseph 4. Smith M', anS cam 'nrs Tgm
r1rssss ''on 20 the county convention were
shiss vote for CarI Turt for county com.
eteas "a Hv'epn 4. Smith was elected precinct
-" Vllver e. LArson ,rcrciary
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=. 'oShua T, Rackham Dead,

,un Iept' 2o.-Jcahuu r. RacRman. aged
"a tire, AZ Tho family home. COL Twenty
= tyri M. ot ll3o o'clock last night after
lvsuloaf, Nue. :, ftom pneumonia. Hc was born
~ shsn |Heland, April l. 1888. oomiog 70
t5siH h. voy' For msuy yoars he Vas
- sss,sI tne Seowcrott & sons companv.
"a "a TIE rs, IN Che draymE business Tic.
~ ga ssua he Is survived b. three sons
ssesy. onssptsF. also tho father and soyc,sl
p.shss VI tno brothcrs. Thomas Racknnn.
irsnl .sr ,r,.s ot tho police department Tho
~ b,s hssmHn'o have not been made. The
Y tsss, ''ro removed TO tho Lartin undor,ol.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Mrs. Gaymon Is Dead.

NT'V!UT 10 Inr TrIbDOc
OGDEN. Sept. 29.-Thc funeral of Mrs Paul.
inc Gnymon. wife OF Daddy C. W Gaymon
VIII ne hold Tuesday afternoon Slth service.
st 'hc First ward chapel nj o clock The
nody VIII lie in state at the family home eeI0
Nhiids avenue. between tho hours or . and .
m Monday Mrs. Gaymou died the home
yesterday morning aftcr five wcelk' illness.
Members OF the local lodge, Women OF Wood.
craft aud Ladies' OF the Mnocabecs Will attend
the funeral services in a body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Socialist Author Talks.


OGDEN Sept 2a.-Georgc r. Kirkpatrick,
author WAR: What ForY and other articles
Socialism delivered address on The Hyp-
notism OF the Lsborng Man At the Eagles hall
hero tonight Studcnta IN political economy o!
the Ogden high school were among hie GOO aud
itora. He is campaign orator for Eugene V.
Debs. Socialist candidate for president. He
touched briefly tho present campaign Issues and
tho platforms OF the othor candidates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Auto Drivers to Practice,

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 29-onicinl practice Tor
tho Vanderbilt and Grand PriI automobile rncea
will begin tomorrow at WavvautoBn course and
wonderful tme IA expected IN the prclimlnsries
for the cup races slated for Wednesday. Thura-
day and Saturday, Since tho postponenout tho
track ha6 been put 10 perfect condition. Tho
drivers Gay tho road is hard insure
records.
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Says He Was Robbed.

SPocla 70 Tho Tribune
ohpEN. Sept 2o.-AlthouEh he failed 20 re-
port 'he matter TO the police until nc vas
anout TO board late train for San Fran
CISCO and not until officer had sought him
OUT from among the passengers n, the union
station. Levi Walters OF Auburn y Y told
fat'oiman n. c. Peterson last night that hc
unn @ oecn Tohbed OF $3.50 by threo strangers. The
oticers nadc search for the supposed sure
,nins crew, but Walters did not evidence sur
."lent interest TO remain In the city aud aid in
l S.o nunt WIN sixty-fVc cents in his possession
nc continued hs Journey Ncst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Women Contest for Golf Honors

MANCHESTER, Maos., Sept 29-Throo score
leading women players expected TO start to-
morrow IN tho opening round OF the eighteenth
national golf championship for women play yod
this year on the links OF tho Essex County club.
For the first time since 1905 the field. will DC
confined entirely TO Americans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
burglars Steal Liooor.

15br,, ins Tribune
saa' ssaa ,bss sspi sa-Tvo quarts Of ,u,sLy con
~ Uttered ,SSn''re "Swog" ,nkou by burglar
sss I, early ,hIs mornius' us" 7 Til" SO .soon ir
~ ii,.oys,,ss' +. Smith & Co. Tho robbery
sko ssney ey Merchant ratraiman Dsn Sui.
n. hsslInr " u thai entrance had been gsiUrd
20 tiSe NJ elsSs from n rear door The
"Ano nu arrnstp In the ras-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

INC ING ihSosporstorE are George ". Barlow Of tbi.
~, 'hsTie9 Hartley OF Mattoon. Ill; simon
Barker OF Chicago, III, Fred y n,rk.- ,s e'
AK, rikc ana walter Barlow of Ogden. George Bar
~" ~ president OF tho organization and
'pscph eaIl"w Is secretary With a capitalize
ton of $4,000, The new, company pron,ncs ~
larry on general electric fixture and su,niy
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Forgery Reported,
Sncclnl 10 Thc Trlhunr.

SpccI0I 10 Inc IIIOUnr,
OGDEN. Sept. GA forgery. which
ported TO the police today has started the off
in search OF stranger who 10 believed
TO have passed several spurious checks in the
city last night In tho reported 80
Ear forged check for tl2.b0 was cnshcd BY the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Makes New Swimming Record.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 29--Waltor Pomcroy
OF tho San Francisco Olympic club established 4
swimming record San Francisco bay
today. covering the distance OF about four and
a half miles In 1 hour 81 minutes and lS seconds.
Tho former record OF hours and minute
made by Robort Beck Septembot is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Oueal Wins Bike Race.

NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. 2o.-ln a twelve-mile
professional race at the YaiIsburg track today
one OF tho ridera competing, Billy QuoaI. the
American champion. after Alternating In the lead
with William Kofohmancn OF Finland beat
the latter to the tape by inches only 10 1;05io
John Johnnnsen OF Sweden third. one-third
Of q mile back,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Bull Moose Banquet.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

sPr0IAT
OGDEN. Sept. 2a-Thc followers of Colonel
Roosevelt, who arc members OF the Bull Moose
Society, have arranged for public reception
and banquet "a be given nj the Eagles hall on
Hudson avenue tomorrow evening. Several can
didates VIII he initiated into tho auxiliary TO the
PfogrcssiNc party for the entertaan ncni Of the
visitors. Representatives OF tho Bull Moose So
clcty 10 salt Lake arc expected 10 attend
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Returned to Idaho.


sPccIaI 70 Iho TT1bunc.
OGDEN Sept 2a.-H Z. Sheldon. a parole
officer Of the Idaho Industrial school departed
for 81. Anthony today with three students 7ho
escaped from the Gem state Institution during
the past four weeks. The rnuaways are Harold
Jewell, Earl Hackman. alias Jack Diamond. and
Pearl De Ford. The young men were taken
into custody by the local police and the girl
By the Salt Lake authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

even in the press box. knew II II
lust goes to prove how much OF a
factor luck Is In baseball.
In the fall Of 1908 we were playing
in Cleveland and, II you remember
they we're pushing us hard for the
lead of the race. was pitching
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Funeral Services.
SpccInl TO I

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 2o.-Furerel services for the In
fant daughter of Mr.. md Mrs. II. X. Tower
VIII be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon al
tho Kirkcndall chapel The child died oc the
family residence. 2s35 Plngree avenue. yea,erday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Mrs. ]. N. Hill. Homer. Ca. has nsea

Mrs. J. N. Hill, Homer, Ga, has used
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
yenrs. and says she always recommends
it to her friends. cit never fails to
cure our coughs and colds and prevents
Group. We have FIVE children and al
ways give them Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for a cold, and they are
all soon well. We would not be with
out it in our house." Schramm-Joh ohm.
son, Drugs, five (5) stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Sets New Hammerthrow Record

NEW YORK, Sept, 2o-Matt AcGrath. worlds
champion hammer throwor. added worlds
record 10 his string today at Celtic Park. lie
throw tho 1G-pound hammer with unlimited run
and follow 1gl feet inches The former rec
ord was 1S0 feet 1 inch. by J. J. Flanagan
on the rnmo grounds three yeaTy ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

Ogden Packing & Provision company. Tho po-
lice have good description OF tho man. Any
further torseries committed by him Will not be
discovered until the banks open tomorrow morn
inc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Western League

At Denvor-Donver. I: Topeka O.
At st. Joseph-St Joseph. (; Omaha. /.
At Sioux clty-SiouS City, s: Des Mones H.
Second Eame-Dcs Molnes. 2: Sioux City. l.
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!, view ~ Company Formed.

"a nsy s-The Electric Service ccm-
uEden firm. Will file articles Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30
Northwestern League
SEATTLE. Sept 2a.-score:

SEATTLE. Sept 2o.-score.
RHE
ssss,.s.,s.s,. 8 z
Bntteries-Agnew aud Harris Schneider and
wally.
TACOMA. wash. Sept. ca-Score;
RHE.
Ntctoria ''s'-.,..s.a's.. ...,,..,.-s,,...,. 1
Tacoma IL Y
Bstterles-wlison and Trosh; criser and la
Longe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-30

THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
Cheap, forceful, reliable. Thousands
read them every day.
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TACOMA. Wash. Sept.
Holbrook argus., 1912-12-31
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know the National Magazine as a charm ing magazine that holds close to the old home tics. It treats of the great human tiirohs of national life.
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Holbrook argus., 1912-12-31
. Mania fer Palaces.

The discovery of an intruder at Marlborough House, in London, is -smiriscent of the adventures of "the ccy Jones" in the early years of Queen victoria's reign. Tn December. 1s4e, ,e gained access to Buckingham pal see and secreted himself there for several days. He was detected by the princess royals nurse and handed cver to the police.
 Tie privy council examined hin,, cut did not think there was any cause tor alarm, and he was sentenced to three months Imprisonment as g rcgHe and vagabcnd. But no sooner Eas he at liberty than he made two other attemnts to enter the palace. On the last occasion the magistrate gave him the chance of enlisting in ths navy, where he WAS speedily cured Of his rnsriafor acquiring royal dcmi- :iie.
Holbrook argus., 1912-12-31
WORK STOPPED ON
 NEW ROUNDHOUSE

Work on the new round-house for the Santa Fe has practically been stopped the last week on ac- count of the severe cold weather, it being unable to mix and put up the concrete walls properly before the same would freeze. It has been exceptionally cold here for the last few weeks, on account of a recent snowfall To- cally and in the mountains and old-timers declare that it has not been so cold here in the last ten years as it has been the last weeks. Although the weather is moderating some now and the contractors hope to be at work again shortly.
Holbrook argus., 1912-12-31
Geary Will Investigate. Wrecks

Chairman W. P. Geary of the Arizona Corporation Commission will go to Williams today for the purpose of conducting an exami- nation. into the causes of the re- cent wrecks on the Santa Fe in the vicinit of Williams. It will be remembered that in the ten days between December 10 and Y there were three serious wrecks on the Santa Fe, two occurring in the yards at Williams and one a few miles west of that place. In the three wrecks there were four men killed. The Corporation Commission decided to investi- gate the wrecks and if possible find out who was responsible for them. Chairman Geary was se- lected by the the commission to conduct the hearing and assemble the evidence, which will be taken to Phoenix and from which the commission will fix the responsi- bility. Phoenix Republican.
Holbrook argus., 1912-12-31
Peculiar Marital Tangle At Keams Canyon Agency

Keams Canyon, Ariz., Dec. 25. Otto T. Ritter. agency black smith for the United States In dian service here, recently se- cured decree of divorce from his newly acquired wife. Mrs. o. T. Ritter. on the ground of cruelty.
 Mrs. Ritter is alleged to have been in the habit of reading nov els and singing hymns at ire quent intervals through the night to the end that her husbands eff ciency as blacksmith at this point WAS seriously impaired.
 The decree of divorce was granted unknown to Mrs. Ritte, who was sojourning at the time ill Montana. She arrived by yes terday's stage, intending to re- iustate herself in connubial feli city with the blacksmith. whc immediately prior to securing his divorce had sent Mrs. Ritter z request to join him and the mon ey wherewith to come.
 This problem presents many pe,-plexities to the aged pair. The only minister in Keams Canyon being absent for the time being renders the resolution doubtly difficult.
Holbrook argus., 1912-12-31
Fsrnsworth--Moody

Engineer. F. T. Farnsworth, well-known among the railroad boys of Winslow and Gallup, was united in wedlock Christmas af- ternoon at five o'clock to Miss Lilly May Moody of Gallup, NM. dauehter of MT. and Mrs. Phil lips of that city, the Rev. MT. Turner of the M. E. church of that city officiating. Miss Moody is a niece of Engineer Frank Bailey, equally well known in this