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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

WANTEo-5o boys. steady work
Good wages. Northwood Glass Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
90 Acres

a nice tract located near Elm Grove
IL all tiilable. good building site
Price $50 per acre. Terms can be-
had. Ask
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

Reduction
Nat. s9a

On price of one of best small fruit
farms near Wheeling, Ala; riJge
farm, over lisa. fruit; suitably To-
Gated, mile and third from car line
at warwood; 7 r. dwelling, ,4rn,
two wagon sheds. two poultry
Sheds granary, corn crib, black
smith shop, etc. Good laying land,
mostly limestone; fruit of excl.
lent quality in large quantities :;
farm noted for fruit alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
WANTED-TO BUY

WAUTED-Bicycle. must have GOOD
tires and good coaster brake. not
over Z2-inch frame. Phone Bell 1911.
s-i1-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18

On Indian creek. IN The SOUTHWEST
extension OF the Blue Creek held In
kanawha county. West Virginia, the
ohio Fuel Oil cOmpanys second test
On the y Gatchell farm has been
&C mpleted and IL "A 2O-barrel pumper.
On Pinch creek. the south Penn on
company has completed and shot its
No. on the Jane -. Moles farm and
has a 2O-barrel pumper. The United
| Fuel Gas company has completed "A
| second test on the Green smith farm
and his "A light uumper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
,..,. T.ses.
Ltouklet frec tifteen years practice
NJ r, DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY.
National EEchanae Bank Bldg.
WbesnnE, W. We.

NAAIED-Iu nuy copy Chronicles
on Border Warfaf. o. aaoE dea,rin-
tive % the early indian wars in west
virginia and 0ther porucns 90 tie ono
valley
Also wanted To- ouy any copies o. Cd
histories % virginia nud West VIRGINIA
or county histories that nav be- "a -
market PERSONS having stmo vii. ad-
4ress History. care Intelligence
ml-s-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
BOR KENT
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOE SALE OR TRADE-A good seven
barn. shadets lawn. and other Improve
ments. VIII cell cheap, or trade for a
small farm. Address CnaT'es NJ Miller.
Cameron. -. Va Je-22-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

LItLIIL-J HIND NlEff L.EMEIN.
Csc paid Tor east off olOtninE Write
OF cell
~ LETT.
NO. io97 Harkst "a Wbssung, ". ~
WE-Collect Ead Bills Buy ana sell
-laiWa Attachments carefully placed
Hrl executed We adjust claims anf
so election. BOO pay Ire HurSsve M.r-
csu 0le AgencT, sos Board o. Trade BIDS.
w ecilne. ". Va a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Inquire for our New Derby Hats,
trimmed in a strictly tailored style:
colors are black, blue, brown and
white. A special style that is exclu-
svely controlled by us in this city
The real English Derby Walking Hat
with your plain tailored 0Z.0U
suit. Here tomorrow at.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
WORK SLACKENS
ON Big DRyDOCK

Work on the Pearl Harbor drydoCk
has slackened off considerably during
the last few days. This is due to the
fact that concretepouring by the Tire.
mey underwater method. on the bot.
tom of the big structure, has been
stopped to give the sample blocks laid
two weeks ago thorough test. In the
meantime "Drvdock" Smith is on his
way to San Francisco to confer with
the contractors on the local situation.
The Navy engineers and the con.
tractors have made nearly 200 tests To
get concrete that would set properly
under water which could be made
from local material. Sharp silica sand
Is lacking here, and Underground vol.
cauiC rock has been used in place OF
sand. In San Francisco the contract.
ors are now making tests to see whc-
Their there are any chemical proper.
ties in this rock that makes II insult
able for the composition of concrete.
About 100 men have been laid of
the drydock job. and only about % re.
main at work. These are the divers,
carpenters, filters and mechanics. The
ulNeIS are cHEdSeu Ill SdNlnS vi pic
heads under water and in dynamitins
| toredos.
This last is a brandnew sport which
the cXigencies of drydock construction
discovered. II was found that the to.
redo bored into the four-foot length of
piling sticking up from the drydock
bottom even before the concrete could
/ be poured. In few weeks after driv-
ing, the piles were riddled. SO the
scheme was tried of planting small
section of dynamite stick at ten.foot
intervals and shooting the charge. The
shock was sufficient to kill all the to.
redos. 1t might be sportier to play the
! toredos with rod and reel, and then
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13

feathered war robe. once the property
of Kamehameha ILL.,, and said to be
the equal in value of diamond orna.
gala, is displayed in the hall of South
Sea Islands at the American Museum
OF Natural History, saws an exchange,
This emblem of Hawaiian royalty was
presented bv the king OF tho islands
to Commodore Lawrence Kearncv, L.
:. ~. in 1913. It Is warcapc with a
history and, according to Or. Brigham,
an authority on Hawaiian featherwork,
n similar cloak. completed In the reign
Of one of the kings of the Islands, was
in process of fabrication through eight
previous eras.
Tho Kamchamcha ROYAL cape is
made OF innumcrablc feathers Of the
Iiwi and 90 birds, which were hunted
in thc rayincs and wooded slopes OF
the mountains of Hawaii for the decor
alton Of those robes of rank. The roy
al cape. which Is CrCsCCnt.shapc, con
sists entirely of small rcd and yellow
feathers, which arc interviewer upon n
tibcr network made from the bark OF
the olona plant, Contrary to the Gus
tom of the Peruvians, who first mad
the feathers fast to cord and then
knottcd the cord to cloth, the Ha
waiians attached the feathers sopar
atcly to the netting.
Although a fortune in labor is rep
resented, the fcathered war robe only
weighs six pounds 1t was presented
to the museum by George S. Bowdoin
and is mounted fiat between two plates
of glass. as Is another specimen, which
is said to have been used by a forme'
owner as sleigh robe, in ignorance o
! its great value.
Among the noted collections con
tanning specimens of this craft ar
! those at Windsor Castle, which In
cludes examples given by Queen Vic
toria, and Lord Brassy's, whose troph
les includes a rope brought to England
by Captain Cook. in the archives o
the Hawaiian Islands history of eacl
cloak made has been inscribed. Til
capes are sometimes worn at ceremC
mails in the islands to denote the RAM
of the wearer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
SUPREME COURT CASES

Several matters are on the slate
for the Supreme Court. The taxing
the costs in the case of Annie CARVE
Evans against the Bishop Trust com
pany is the first thing to come mp for
disposition.
Argument in the case of Mary JOS
ephine Hattie Bannister VS.. Mary n.
Lucas, being exceptions from the First
Circuit Court, has been set for hear
ing next Monday.
On Wednesday the hearing on the
Kaiwiki homestead cases will come
up. The official title of the case is
Alfred Ranie Henderson against
Charles s. Judd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
.H|L0 FELT QUAKE
LAST WEDNESDAY

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Apr. 1.-THE earth shivcrcd
pcrceptlbly at exactly 4 o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon.
Hundreds of people noticed the
culver of the crust of nature,
Those seated in their homes and Of
fees noticed the phenomenon more cs-
pecially, the folks on the streets not
paying any particular attention to the
occurrence.
1t Is understood that there are prob
ably slight tremOrs of the carths
coating every day ON this island where
on stands the great crater of kilaucu,
and AN innocent earthquake without
unpleasant results II a thing 50 com
mon that but few people notice 1t, but
yesterday afternoons shiver was par
ticularly perceptible.
The motion was from west to east
and endured for about seventeen sec
onds with an interval of five seconds
and then another shake enduring for
about twenty seconds. After that there
was an interval Of probably half
minute. with following of three
slightcr tremors of about ten seconds
each, with brief intervals of two or
three seconds.
In this connection II may he stated
that Kilauca Is very active. not more
active than in the last three or four
weeks, but active In "A way somewhat
different from the recent activity. The
liquid lava seems to be changing its
manner of cruptive expression and
! seeking new avenues of escape. The
scientists prophecy of an imminent
eruption of Mokuawcowco appears
about to he fulfilled,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
M'CANDLESS OUT
FOR VOTES FOR
women NOW


IL kuho paloka ma wahinc" Is Link
Mrt'pudlcs,' now BATH, cry Which.
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'',,'',n ''''H '"' women
Su','"s, may y, p'""N III 'ht DEM
o''"''' P'""o'''' W W Jolh'" ~ Moh'
""' 'o, 81, ,n''oI,' Inc s"sS'S'oh came
'"r i''i ''o'"' ''I''"i committee
'"'' nls'' ]" 'n' '"IHi " reu-h"t
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| ''o''"''" u" various ''"''cr'' ou' ''t
ol"'' Su'l,"s' ''"uS' STUCK out most
, "''ui'SS Is '"r 'ht P'"hN' az are
many '''cr Pto'h'''h' HlcN vi INC
parry
"c''cNc Vl"t we Cah trust the Wo-
n''h VI iia"a" 10 No'c on every HueS-
s'o,' N"e'n'r no,,oha' OF i'rrl'oria,,
'' as "' 'hv '''n WV
80 T'," i''',n ',''S NV, ","S' 10
ne ,i!, vi an i" 'ne h"i''e '''"' eNn 'on-
u VI, VI community are u'scoNcr'u'
! NC Women '""'" uSv 'lc'' ','uen'e
''' S"o" !" '"c i'''''u'E' anu ! 'o'
""' an. 'u'o'""'' y" EN'nS ''e''i a., :"
WV HH !" ""''',' ''o 'S""' WV!
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| u H'l'''! "p !" '''' WIN 'n,'''''
Last nights meeting of the central
committee, with McCandless in the
chair owing to the unavoidable tardi-
ness Of Mayor Fern. who was attend
= ing he supervisors meeting, went off
smoothly and ended In love feast
! Fern McCandlcss ana Ryan telling
how happy had been the relations OF
the committeeman during the last Two
years Fern sald that harmony shou'"
characterize future action ana 'hat inc
night IL over ana every man Sh"u'"
steer the Democratic part! u " VIC
, TORY
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
Mules WANTED,
TAKE YOUR TIME

Mules entered heartily into the dis
turhuyu of the usual cbh and flow OF
pcuc, and tranquility that for Il fort
uiGt have prevailed in supCrVlsoral
circles
II the city ana county ur Honolulu
h. In need of mules FOR the motive
power at two recently acquired gar
harC wagons. they must go about So
curing the same In Il perfectly legal
way. insists Supervisor Charles Ar
uuld who. in the enforced absence of
Chairman Low Ur the ways and means
committee. took occasion to haIk ut
tho attempt lO railroad an ordIuHuc"
calling for one thousand dollars
thruu"h last nights meeting OF tho
municipal fathers.
-Four mules are required to draw the
garbage wagons. Murray and Kruger
cook occasion to champion resolution
calling for the appropriation Of n
thousand dollars to cover the cost Of
the animals.
Arnold firmly reminded his urgent
colleagues that the expenditure of such
sum n"gCssitatCd the calling for ten
dCrs
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'''' vi 'u' "'Sl'"sl''oi "i rupplsh Ir"i"
''v p"''o'l'' "t inc rat" "l va year
""' ray '""N "eS'u'" s'"h" "EalhSt
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VI ',""''''"' oih''"'S III theIr uc''aiu
i'' ''"'' "'"'''"H '"'"'I""S. in' mat
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WV" '"'' '"'""E anu F'ui'o'"S III
p''"' "''"'S''''' VII" mas aSN'" i"r
'i!, .,"S'" .. respite rom service
WIN inc municipality. Nhlie Miehl-
S',,I may get ''S quarter 81 year
""''""N' ih'I' ~ pT"Sh''l OF some
III 10 '"' u'.,''i'" n'aut ny
t'" next appIi'"U' II was claimed
''I"' WIN 'n' inception Oh Guy anu
county government vacations OF wv"
Nt,NS were 'HahNiu'N received WhICi'
""''"'EH "''N' nee" growing At rusty
rHto 81 increase uh'lI MURRAY pelleNes
llt maximum mas pe'h reached
wv 'or Sere'
II" an" "ui'E hhSlhecr cues H.
''r' was pr'S'ht'" WIN 40" ny inc
llNr ln'nl"'fs '"i the BOAR" last hlGhI
inns sum Represents MS salhrN lor the
ia'''f part "I APRIL tn"uEh PereS sue
cess"r' l.. NJ Nhltch"use' mas been
drawing down lhe regulation salary ~
Guy ana county 'hHlheor since HPrh
]. Inc tbIhhlntp SaldIl'S III M'SSIS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
ONE DISTiLLERY OPENS
AND ANOTHER ClOSES

HILO. Apr. 11.-RcprCscntinG the U.
$. Internal Revenue Office, Bcrtram +.
Hebron arrived in Hilo yesterday
morning for the purpose of opening
the Serrao Liquor COmpanys distil-
lery. Luther Evans yesterday closed
the Kona dstillery. Mr.. Hebron ex-
poets to return to Honolulu in tomor-
rows Mauna Kea.
RulIeIIn Wnn. Ads will find IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13


Portuguese and SIS of other nationali-
ties. Gamblers numbered 1893, drunks
81, assault and battery so, larceny TO-.
ARRAY I, vaGs 20, netting total of
fines and costs amounting to s236S 20.
Little Hope for Makee island Roads.
Engineer Gcrc reported that II would
cost the municipality $3.50 to place
MukcC Island roads i'm better rcnair Ia
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
Mauna Loa Back with Sugar.

The lnter-lsland steamer Mauna Loa
from Honoipu was an arrival at port
this morning with l0,05O sacks sugar
90 crates seed-cane, horse, and 10
packages sundries. The vessel met
with fair weather on both inward and
outward trip,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13

Hilo Shippinq.
Purscr Phillips of the steamer Mau.
ma Kea reports the barkentine EmiCh
having sailed early Friday morning
from llilO with destination ~ ru"ct
Sound. The vessel carried ballast
only.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13

bring them to gan with the aid OF a
but it's unlikely that the
dynamite method will be abandoned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13
KAMEHAMEHA'S
ROBE IN NEW YORK

a.. an example Of the past royalty
Of Hawaiian kings, a remarkable
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-13

Bulletin ads hest business Oct.
tiers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
svLL MOOSE HoLo RALLY.
Motion Picture Used 20 Draw Big Crowd
70 Political Eaily,

Special to Tho 1'ribLUc.
IIclu. oct @5.E I'LL Moose adhcromtS
crowded ,nc l.rhi uIrrg huus" With the
iiIust enthusiastic r1iS ~ the campaign
last evening. 4 rec. or motion pictGres
shown prior To- the .spnsi;uC had m1n"h
10 DO with drawing the crowd. but inc
applause given Tho or'r."rs was IRE
qn"ni.
George T. CART, Progressive nominee
for sheriff and WIG acted as rnJlrn1n'
aroused considerable Interest when n" dc
clarcd FOR an eight yIouT l;rW and nicr-
pnt!alh' condemned Sc local sugar 'ac-
tory for wording Its Jucn twelve hours.
TIc also inttmated there Was strong
possibility OF The local ncstolo9c SITUATION
materially Determining Gne vote ON con
rrcssinen. He declared tliat the Woman
indorscd by nine tonths Of the patrons
OF the local office would not receN .
tho appointment, hut that ttlc Republican,
state chairman and certain federal Viti-
cisls in salt Lake were supporting Ger
tain ca ndIdatc who had received but nine
teen of i0i votes At the local EepuolVah
primary.
Louis Larson, Progressive candidate Tor
congress, also spoke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
CRIME AT POCATEllO.
Three Ioldups and One Burglary Re-
ported on Tuesday Night.
Special 10 Tie Tribune.

Special 10 Tie Tribune
POCATEJLo. Ida, Oct 23.-Threc
hoioups and ono burglary, appa rently by
the SO me two men. occurred here last
night i. s. Stratford. manager OF the
Gate City Furniture company. was held
Up and relieved of some change and a
bunch Of keys b. Two masked men at
the corner NJ South Arthur and Benton
streets. Fifteen minutes later ID L.
Simpson. yardman in charge of the r.
II. Smith Coal company's yard. was held
Up near Holiday street by apparently the
same two hghwaymcn. The men re-
lieYe1 simpson OF about so In cash. a
gold watch and KEYS. They We're very
polite and almost courteous in their de-
meanor. but handled revolvers rather
cfrelessly. simpson says. 4 Few mo-
nients later L. NJ. christensen a mason.
on his way 10 the subway was held I'D by
TWO masked men and robbed of 81 IN
cash.
city Councilman Peter Hansen found
that his general merchandise store had
been entered and nc was loser bv 500 I'm
cash ard some lunch goods. The police.
hy putting together the descriptions OF
Tho robbers rs the victims arc salts
fed that Two men Jid all the work. Thev
are ~ work on the case and deveIop-
men,s arc expected. Extra police have
been place on duty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. oct &C. *. SouthWo'th'
better known RS ''Sid' SouihwvTt''' di'd
Ut his home here this nViuiuS OF h'a''
disease and lung trouble. from "n'rll lI''
had suffered ior siN months
Mr.. SnuthNorth Vas engaged ~ ihr
mercantile aud lumber business Tor
rlany wears =; Cotton. lic conceived In,
idea of building great health anu
pleasure resort in spanish FORK canyon.
and about twenty-five years ago com :
mcnce,l a hotel and baths n tosiuiA
Springs. Ilc also bniit the Sonihw"rtn
block ~ large. two~story building on
Wost Center street Of this city.
lie WAS born in Provo January -.
1866 and had made this his homc inc
greater part OF bis life. He is utvlNcd
81 two hrothcrs. w. w. and u. A.
.-outawoith; one sistor. Mrs. Irene Me
E;ntosh, a widow and SIX children. Mrs,
southwnrth Is tho sister of The noted
Utah sculptor. c. r. Dallin. rhe date
of the funeral has not been decided ON
and Mil dcDcnd on word from Mr.. Dallin
and brother in the east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
EXCAVATION WILL CONTINUE,
Interurbar Company Allowed 70 Push
Work Pending Arrival Of Material.

Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO. Oct. 23,-Henry |. Moore. at
tornor for the Salt Lake and Utah IN
terurhan railroad. met With the city COM
missonAFs here this morning, and after
ful discussion of eXcayatlne on Acnd T.
emy avenue for the proposed Toadbed, IL
way decided that work could proceed
from Fifth South to First South and not
Interfere with the street from First SOUTH
tn First North Un-ll the company re-
cclvcs rhe ties and rails Then they
could go ahead with the work on these
two blocks.
Pending the arrival Of ties and rails,
the company is permitted 10 continue eT
ravatiue from First North 10 F!fth North,
From that point IL has not been decided
whether the road wifi go west on Fifth
Ncrth Ia Firth West or go straight north
on Academy avenue To the city limits
Il has been found possible To get on 10
the bench from the city limits with a
10 9 per cent grade, out the surveyors
arc rYnuirG lines With n view of les
scnine this grade 10 l per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24

John Velbert. Foster. Cal, states: "r
have suffered many years with kidney
and bladder troubles, and although I
have paid hundreds of dollars to doc
tors and have taken all kinds Of kid
ncy medicines. I could never get any
relief until tried Foley Kidney Pills,
and they effected a complete cure. I
nave never been bothered with my|oid
trouble sincc.' Schramm. Johnson,
Drugs, ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
SAYS CHARGE is FOOLISH.
Goverro- Offers to Pay S5oo,ooo to Any
VINO FINDS His Million.

Nl"NIIT 10 7 Nt TTIuIII".
AMERICAN FORK, oct. 2$.-GoV.
William Spry. Congressman Joseph
Howell and State Auditor Jesse Jewkes
were the speakers at Republican rally
held here tonight. JOHN II. Wootton
presided. The meeting was held at
Npolo hail
The state administration was defended
r'om attacks bv critics regarding the
henuling OF statc funds. W. u. Living
stone. II Sull Moose campaiSner. is re-
ported TO have said that Governor Spry
was worth 81 .o00 00o and that the fortune
vas accumulated since Spry became
governor. The governor said everybody
nho knew him knew how foolish that
was. lie offered to give half the million
60 anyone who could find that sum be-
longing Ia hiGl.
The American Fork brass band and
Prof. and Mrs. j. G. Hickman furnished
music. Prof. and Mrs. Hickman sang
solos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24

BY order Of tho board Of directors made
on the lSih day of October 1912 the
sfir hNr"inspol" mentioned and referred
10 is postponed 10 and same Win b. b.6
on the ith day of November, 1912, at 2
" clock p. m. and many shares OF
each parcel of stock hcrainabovc listed
as may he necessary viii bc sold at pub
lie auction AT aaId time lastly mentioned
AZ tho Office OF the secretary. room 400
Felt building. salt Lake City. Utah. on
the ith day of November. 1912, al 2
. clock y, m, I" pay the dclirGuent as
sessmeu;s thereon, together with tho
costs ot advertising and expenses OF sale.
Ey order Of the board of directors.
tOJtMBGE EXTENSION MIHTNc;
COMPANY. Hv r y Cook -ct.rciarv
olace ioe Felt building. SAT- Lake City.
Utah. LgqS5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
PROFIT BY TRAIN WRECK,
Democrats Speak TO Audience Waiting for
Bull Moose Orators.

EfCUFlELD. Oct. "a train wreck
having prevented Bull Moose Speakers
hoidn., n rally In the opera house yes
terday John L. ToltDu. Dem pcratlc can
didate for governor and TIloGn Johhs"i,
took time by the forclock aud addressed
the crowd The theatcr had been en-
gagged for Ncphi l.. Morris and George
y. Lawrence. Progressive party spell
binders but their train WAS stopped ny
an accident at Castillo Hon Springs. The
audience made no objection. to The Demo
Gratis. who had held a previous meeting
In the street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Intermountain News

'ct.lrc 90 - o'clock ;ua 0s -niu.. Routing
i, thc dc.t, ,r = rajliu iNin< three uniicN
nun az Irror,, pbiir nfo< luz a hav dorrirs.
-. team he, amc hghtcnsd And ran 'NA,- IN
-. -rin. under tho Sw"r hncs ot Inc HtcSl SUI
homo 4 Tvu Fail. Power 5mrssr thP derrick
~trucI ,n1 broke wire ~ ing ::."ro 'olis
cn,.h foil un-,n caith cAuius insinni death
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IN MEMORIUM

IN LOVING: REMEMBRANCE OF OUR
be3ovcd husband and brother. Alien H.
Campbell. who passed into peace that
pass.rth understanding two years ago to-
day, oct e, 1910.
Mrs ALLEN -. CAMPBELL,
MRS. RACHEL G. HUNT.
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DEllNQUE ENT NOTICE,

Columbus Extension Mining company,
principal place OF business Salt Lake
City. Utah
Not!ce-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No OF g cents per share.
levied on the Goth day OF August, 1912, the
several amounts set opposite the names
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

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FIkNSEN-The funeral services over Tue
remains OF the late Christcanc Fallen
tine Hanson who died i'm her ciShtlcth
year. win be held Friday at y. I'm. from
tho Poplar Grove ward chapel Friends
are invited To attend and the casket VIII
be opcned at the chapel for twenty min
uieS prior 60 tho funeral services. Inter
mcnt in CITY cemetery.