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TO REGISTER VOTERS,
All Parties VIII Hustle Tsrdy to Enroll
ment Stations.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct 2I.-Ey employing a large
nuTnbcr Of checkers. the Republicans
Democrats and Progress!vcs have sue
ccedcd in compiling comprehensive lets
OF The voters VINO have not yc. registered
FOR the election uC November : Despite
tir Importance or the coming election
the number Of Ron-rcGiStered citizens In
Weber county is said to Lee large.
Iuesduy and Wednesday of neNt week
arc the last days for registration Both
tnc Republicans and Democrats have plan
ned a Wholesale regis Stration of thciv Vot-
ers nn that day, Tho progrrssiVcs have
refused 10 use carriages or automobiles in
conveying the voters Ia ihc registration
stations. but VIII nevertheless make an
eliort 10 get the Bull Moose into line.
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COMES TO REFORMAToRY,
Coiorcd Boy Ordered to Industrial School
by Father.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. "l.-WashinstUn Powell,
coiorcd, Is Yeats Of age rode a bicycle
from Salt Lake TO ogden today In order
TO comply with his fathers demand that
he enter ;he Utah Industrial school. The
boy was not sentenced 10y the Juvenile
court 10 term at the school, but .,c-
corrling 10 the story he violated 10 Parole
Agent T.. NJ. lipwc. his father threatened
10 XIII him u he did not enter shc state
institution.
Tie father Is employed rs q iani,or
at tho Judge building In SAT- Lake. \
few days $50 thc hoy. according 10 his
own story. broke an adding machine IN
one -! The Offices. This angcrcn the faith
er TO such au extent that Washington
WAS declared by the parent 10 he in need
OF correction under supervision OF the
state authorities. Supcrintpndrut L; G..
G5wans. of the Industrial school. will IN
VcatiGatc tho case. III the mclutiipc the
buy will remain at tie school.
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INTEREST ON SCHOOL FUNDS.
Ogden Board OF Education Has Devised
Paying Plan.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. oct 3s.--For the purpose Of
obtaining additional campaign material 10
Ge used In connection with the handling
of tne state funds, the Prosressives have
Just concluded an Investigation into the
panncr in which the school funds OF
ogden City were handled by the board
of education. They found that there was
no law compelling the board 10 deposit
the funds where they would draw In
tcrest. yet a system was devised three
wears ago whereby per cent is re-
cciycd on daily balances.
This Interest is paid by the Pinsree
National bank. which also pays the SAL
ary OF the treasurer of the board for the
privilege OF keeping tho school funds on
dcposii Willard u. Ellis, an employee
of the bank. IL named as the treasurer
al the board. ~ a salary or 81 per year.
The board not only receives per cent
on daily balances. but also can borrow
from the bank a the rate OF per cent
when there Is a shortage IN the fund.
Members or the board declare that the
system has proved successful,
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ROBERTS SPEAKS TONIGHT
Democratic Orator Expected to Answer
Senator Smoot.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 24-The Democrats Will
hold The principal meeting Of their Weber
county campaign tomorrow nisht when
Brigham H. Roberts NJ Salt Lake. will
deliver an address at the ogden theat or.
There VIII also he talks by local candi-
dntcs IT has been promised that Mr.
ROBBERS viii have something to say regard
in. several statements made by Senator
Reed Smoot in this city last uight
There Viii also he Democra tic meetings
in Eden and West Weber tomorrow
night. Joseph w. Stringfeov. candida te
for attorney general. will be the speaker
at Eden and r. T. Tanner Of Beaver
county: is scheduled 10 talk at West
Weber
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FUNERAL NOTICES

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BpNENDAUJ--Guncr services iol
Charlotte T.. -. Lovcndahl. who dlcd
October -. 1872. at 51S Third avenue,
viii bc held At the Twcniy-hrst NAra
chapel Friday. October %. beginning a.
. p. In, Tho body may he viewed al
tho residence OF Bishop George y. Wal
lace. 5SI Third avenue. ON tho day o'
the funeral from IL =. ~. I'LL lilo y. M
Tnicrucut in CITY cemetery.
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Has Claim Against u. S.
Special 10 The Tribune.

I'"'''' 70 I'E
OGDEN, ocr. H.-AppcsTing In cour; this
morning with a blood-s; bandsse about his
ncsd. Edward Kenny. arrested !Dr n1endica3cy
5-ela0ed 10 Judge ". H. Recdcr tiHt hc hns
an action for damages against the United state,
government fog injuries received whllo engaged
IN reclamation work Doso but So without
finds y ith which 20 push the ease He ras sem
tonccd 10 zen ds-H IN !he city jail 10 aiyo the
c''y ps?yicisa opportunity 20 treat .ho
wound. Kenny vas arrested by Officer O. 2
Swanson for begging money on tho al irocts The
prisoner sisica tina; ho ha, relatives In Salt
Lake
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Moose Meat for Moosers.

HpctInI 10 THO TFIbunc.
OGDEN. Oct @.-Thc Bull AIoosors 90 Weocr
county have outlined programme TO- the after
noon and evening of Saturday. which han been
designated as Founder day because SUNDAY DC
tohe! 81 .S the birthday of Colonel Roosevelt;
II "a on Saturday afternoon that tho women pro
EressIyss have promised 10 serve roa rnooso meat
sandwiches. According 20 the programme there
VIII he only singing nnd rscintIons at fho P.o-
gtcsfiYe headquarters Twenty Fourth street in
the afternoon. George " Mover o. Salt I.si,c
p. hall
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Columbus Extension Mining coTDany.
principal place OF business Salt Lake
City, Utah
Notlcc-irhcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. : Of % cents per share,
levied OH the 29th day OF August. 1912, the
several amounts set opposite the names
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Refrain From Sunday Travel.

rrc .sl 20 The Tribune
oGpFN. o.. @i-Etssrf~ the" 7otu-- IN iIsys:
on suTda'. tho Oregon SuVrt L.nc ofnc!lls n.V.
b~>H Obliged N E.r>nE' Sgn0sr .tororcr a
6oi-e. tJu.. ;o- t-,ipiDlo os dci,ratr. return
Ing from ihr naiodsl ". 6. 7. l. convention
- Portland. o.. Tho train iii arrive N ihls
ci'y Nouday noon irft>sd NJ surdug noon A.
Originally scheduled. lEr@r number o, IN,
delesslc- arc tom ch.lcrn ,lale..
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Studies Correction Methods.

snscIaI 10 Tho TTinunN.
OGDEN, OCT. @-N \ GIlloc-. an osac,r Of
nc Idaho Industrial rchool % s.: Anthony. Is
tp'neing u Few days AZ tho u's.' !75uE.tla school
ployed by Superintendent Z. { Gosacs in the
work ot correction. Al tic idaho school the cor.
porsl punishment syNorn Is lrcd Hr. G"trsr
i tho night vstchmau aud store.e,per o. the
Gem f,ste inE.lfn:inn.
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Greeks Leave for War.

f7s TAI 20 1hr I1huu'
OEpES. oo-- .t.-1-o cs.loads 81 c-c-s. from
rs. :-y.. pasrsd thtngSh tbls city toui=ht e.
rcpto n Greece zhcro they vii Join Inc -s1Is
s-,in7i tho Turks. isrEe uumhe- 90 the men
srs itrissr vho -err fos-i~riri cr1plcycd ia the
unir-5 The Hartman agr,;- ne making ~ "a
Other Fl-,g - Ogden 69eoas, VIC win leave pitt-
IN fe- iaTu.
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Prisoner Refuses to Work.

OGDEN. Oct. .; ;-Sot sst!shsd zith his un-
successful effort 10 escape from the chain gang
George Uortiey. a city prisoner goas skis DIV.
for vscrsncy. has refIacJ WORK and has been
confined In the dungeon a; the city jail .or rn.
pis. twent.-four GoUrf. Bortlsy va. capiuTsu
h. Officer Thonhs Lcvor yesterday morning .flc,
eyadfng Guard Robert Payne. The police declare
1ha. Hor5ley has developed intn of the u,os,
troublesome prisoners eve! cnuflned in lhe city
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Child Pneumonia Victem

10" -4T 70 I'' IIIUnn'.
OGDEN. oct ai.-ais. ou4 NJ. o!ly,- C.
Prrdr. former gsgid"nts ~ this citr n.-I-sd in
ospen ihl~ morning inu, Tiurcmrrc1 Nsy. plth
ihe bp-lN Of ihcis iS--nouths- old con Paui Alfred
"hn dIel l,s' Tucfj3- .olinp 'nE attack %.
2ueumn0is. IN. boo taken 20 :br home OF
ne sr'n6'si''cr =. isitsoT. GI7 FNcnU -cIrh,h
street. S''icss the oasset viii nc omen the
fri'ndE NJ fho family. TTnoral FSgVioes viii bo
conducted ~ ,Ar Nation homo a. O'clock
81 tnIi.. sf,.Innnn
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ATTEMPTS TO REGAIN
POSSESSION OF BABY

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 2l.-Mrs.
Jack Tanner, formerly Mrs. Walter
Millcr-Clarll. whose husband lost his
lifc in tne Titanic disaster. arrived
here TODAY from Paris to contest in the
courts with her former fathcr-;niaw 4.
Ross Clark. vice president OF the Salt
Take railroad, for the possession Of her
babv bov.
Mrs. Tanner was accompanied by her
husband and Immediately cmplovcd rs
counsel tho United States marshal for
this district, She dcn:cd every charge
made by Mr.. ClaYk IN his petition for
custody cf the childJWh;ch was granted
tpmporarilv several weeks ago, and de-
clarcd that she would use evcrv on
deavor to regain possession OF her hoy.
She asserted tina. her marriage last
month TO Tanner vas FASTENED because
of the illness of the la:tcr : mother.
which occasioned also their hurried
trip TO EuTorc.
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Confer on Gas Franchise,
The Trlhuno.

3pN IaI TO 7 nc IfInlnt.
OGDEN. Oct. 3.-Thc city commissioners bly-
hfld revsral D!!vAic conferences with e. a Bay5
rrlo;ivc 10 tae application rnr 4 saP frsncbI.,
IN p-dco eu, no definite action has boon tll.n
~ the matter. ~ this morning meeting the
aual c.,lmric n; William Do-Is To- s5leasil
building -ss submitted by the city engineer md
rofc0cd 10 Commissioner J. e. Nyc sup.rin-
tendert Of public Improvements Tle amount Is
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Funeral OF John Anderson.

spc lsI 70 TNr IIibuue
oGuE\. oc.. 2f.-TAs funeral og tho lste John
fndega"u veteran ft..rO1d irap. w!i he held
,Tpu the is-iin chapel iomo-ro- Tnr bo6.
NriNfl IN 0EJ-p th!- evening from Msgii. rAc-.
81. Audrrs ou's death occurred Js.t~rd7" lie
NsA fornss TcslGnH' of this rlts. Tha funeral
'"Eri.c' viii be co7oreisd - 10 O'clock tomo.-
.av' .ofcaOon
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PLEDGED TO GOOD ROADS.
Candidates for Commissioners Say Work
VIII Continue,
cinI 20 Tho Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN oct. 2i.-Five uf the caEd.-
dates for commissioners OF Weber county
were guests OF the Ogden Publicity
bureau at a luncheon given at the Weber
club today. Tile candidates were j. NJ.
Nelson Jesse flowers, w. e. Hunter;
John r. Bybce and John w. Bailey, rep
rescntiug the Republicans. Democrats
and PrOcressivcs. Thomas Fowles oS
Hooper was the only absent candidate o.
the three parties mentioned.
Following the luncheon tho subject Of
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER W. HALL. UNDERWATER AND
embalnler. 16i So. West Temple. Phone
EOS d3
Z. G. O'DONSETJTn UNDERTAKEN
and ambalmcr. has moved TO nav loca-
Realty lid. Phone $50 o33s9
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Himrod Again Arrested.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. @.--J. l. Uiinrod. The actor
lecture. who was released from rho por CId,v
county jan after mnSiDg good 10 ;ho Rev. H. ~
Zimmerman on II $50 cheek Ioy which thorc were
no funds. was arrested Tonight n: WclaviIIp
Utah. on tho request ot the Marion hotel msu-
s2oment. E!mrod Is alleged 20 have placed a
worhoss check for .i5 The hotel. Sheriff l.
+. Harrison VIII scnd dcputy Cache COUNT
!oT Hlmrod Eriops nc squares the account
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY: b;eSE -.
nent IETst Congregational chufcn: y
get you position free OF charge ,e79S
phone 5s2o
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good roads in Weber county WAS dis
cussed hy the candidates and tho direc-
tors OF tho publicity bureau Every cam
didatc indorscd platform which means
"A continuation OF The good roads move
mcnt in the county.
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SCOTCH PIES

scorer PIES. SUCU As you A'ri; IN
Scotland. with all the 1avnTs and
spIcc=. Sc e-ch for "5c. r served.
NcPh'ss Scotch Inn. two doors west s l.
theatcr. 1881
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GIRI, FOR GENERAL HOGSEW0sRah
small family. oo7 Ord ave was 'iJ ho]o
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Ey order of The board OF directors made
ON The 18TH day OF October, 1912. the
sale hcycinabovc mentioned and referred
10 is POSTPONED - and same viii he had
on the tth day OF NoTcmbcr. 1912. at :
o'clock =. NJ. and so manN shares OF
each parcel ~ stock hcrcinaboYc listed
as NAV he NECESSARY VIII he sold AT pub
liz auction at said time lastly mentioned. .
at the office uf the secretary. room 30,
rcit building, Salt Lake city, Utah, On
the 9Th dan Of November. 1912. at 9
% ciocl -. m. 10 ray the delinquent as
scsSrnents thereon. together with the
costs ot advertising and expenses Of sale.
gy order Of the board Of directors.
COLUMBUS EXTENSION MINING
COMPANY. ~ l.. &, CpoIc. Secretary.
OfHce ic2 rclt building, Salt Lake CITY.
I-t,h h2n3I
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CHINA DECORATING

>,-~,~~
MISS BEE1HA WAGt.% EE'S STUDIO.
q East Third South. China scita 5ic
fcr gifts and prizes. Class and private
iessous c9eD
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6. Jones. proprietor Leo rharn;

A. 6. Jones. proprietor Leo pharma.
c.. Chico. Cal. says: 'I have been
selling Foley & Co = medicines fo-
years T'olev's Honey aod Tar Com.
pound l consider has no eqcal and s
rrend TO my friends as containing no
narcotics or Other harmful properties -
Schramm-. ohnson. Drugs.
SA1(c,ilSarnanf
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COAL, AND KINDLING


L. + pEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and l.ndl!EE. l65 East sth South: boil
phones. hes
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I 1JNRiVALED for preserving, purifying and
eeautify.ng the compile xion, hands end
hair Of infants, children and adults.
Sold hy drUgcisis opd dealers cTcryvbcre
Lihcsal sample. WITH 32-p. ska book. mailed
lfre. Address "Cuticura," Dept. 3E, Boston-
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SECONDHAND SHOES

-
MEN ; pNFOEDS FROM J0C UP,yIA-
dies o%iorls and shoes from %5C IN.
! aurcsOu. us south State ST. h"IDj
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN j. lNNSS.
Mechanical engineer. structural design
ing and general drafting. Jmvcnt!0G a
specilltv. Office. No. 902 Kearus bldg
Tel. Wasatch 1896. heC2l
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WANTED
wANrED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS IN ALI. DEPARTMENTS AZ
PLY READY FOR WORK At Sxe,pV , = ~
AND y. NJ DAILY. TROY LAO-ND'-
43l SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work by the day; small family: no
washing Apply. stating aEe, church
and wages expected. td-
dress T-5 Tribune. h-esp
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GROCERY SPECIALS


. PACKAGES EAISlNS. CSC: HIGH
patent lour. Si.O5: best creamery hut
'cr. &c: l5 iJs. sugar. 81 on. Chicago
Store. ll6 ". 1C, SnUsh. h1oO
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, r..
Mckenzie. Display yards. it2 So. state,
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CUT FLOWERS

HGpDART FLORAL. CO. G2 so. MAIN
St Phone LOG. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nlo"S
THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING.
oia " md So Phone ~ b2oT
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GOOD GIRLS WANTED. !, @ McpON-
aid Chocolate Co, l5o West 1rd Hou,n
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ANTED-SEWERS ON FURS: GOOD
wages. Hudson Bay Fur Co, IL iists IStn
st ''-'-
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WASTED-ACTlvE MAN -
, groceries. wholesale. 10 IN. ~
EScinsive territory. Good e,s
For particulars write Edcar e.
pany, S3s 25th street, ordsa ~ ~
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ENROLL. NOW At BENAGER'S BIsl
ness College. Day and night sessions
Positions guaranteed 10 all StahGs ooIo ,rs,
Investigate today. Il-'in
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WANTEp-SOT.JCITOR FOR LOCAL
work: excellent pay for brish! pa stles.
Apply Monday. TO 10 q. m'' 5of i.S.,i 80
house Building.
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WHERE TO STOP

|~-(>'-~~N->' ,|7->--~~~~--~~~N
LINCOLN Hol SE. GS EAST lST so
200 rooms. rates. Doc, IUc and soc: ruod.
eIH. uatNS. !ac. nl2Go
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GIRL FOR GENERA ~
homework Apply rs $rd ave hi9Vo
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HAIR GOODS


COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES,
Sl.50. Ladies', bring them 10 Velvctina
parlo.3. d T. fth South. 1854
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SAFES REPAIRED

-
ALSO Ntf FITTING AND LOCK WDCK
1854. "o' N'' ,,n,o a.,
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SUCCESS INsuRANCE-UTAH BU3I-
ness College preparation for buSInss'
ilfs. Start a course now. Boston oiuEss op.Hss
day or night. -
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

o--->,o~~>--~~---~~~~~~~-
CHAS, PETERSON. 90 RICHARDS ST.
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Phone
lJ0S. x9S
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

7->>--~~' ~~'~~-~>~~~-r>>N>
SALT LAKE STAMP co.
Phones COL G5 West ;rd South.
h"0in
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CLEANING AND DYETNG

SALT LAKE CLEANING co 25j so
--r,e teo %. l.oIeS 3S'iJ, nl26e-
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ORESSMAKING

~-~-~~~~~>>>~U~-~O~-~-~~~~
u y r. : S NJ AkINCi. SATISFA CTIO>.
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. 22S w.
Jtn South Wssatch 56lG-J bI2a3
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EMPLOYERS HAVE co...

EMPLOYERS HAVE COVE ;
TO Vac Tribune Wants ,9"s a
o. sunnonlng TO il,s,n as Y
positions liz every lina sSppl7
desNor, Skilled rnec,.i,.. ~
helpers IN the offi-e sban
those who can bear rcsno.1 n "
mako good In their tasks p'aN
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order oc the board OF directors. made on
thc 2oth day OF August, 1912. SO mary
shares or csch parcel Of such stock as
auction nj the office Of tho secretary,
rooIn zoe. T'ejt building. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, ON the 22rd day Of October. 1912, at
9 o. m. q pay tic delinquent assessments
thereon. together with The costs OF a adver-
Using and expenses OF sale
r. =. COOK. SrcTetary
Office 40@ Felt building. Salt Lake City.
Utah
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DETECTIVES.

LANCASi ER DETECTIVE AND COL
,5Iecuon agency. 4el Boston blGs Was.
- r.1, g32TI
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WANTED
WANTED -MA

- : - - NH~-~---,-- 40 HV/|
WANTED - FIRST-cf -
statesmen for office fur..ns
caninets. etc. We carr. nillrs
net lines as Macy such 6|
also such desk and ofnma fa nhsr'
as Clemco, Derby. I enno,, " ,iuf1>
viz. Olson. Michigan p'la Es7|
MHr',s atr' ys-s shattmel, @ cTocker Gssk cI's,
equipped 20 hatidlc nr wock
liuc. Tremendous grn. y nusIhs'
gives opportunity for ym.n WE ot|
on our staff, i'm thls dncral d
goods and prices arc rioessp,hrtmt
ilrsi-claas man, wo nnes- en'- IL !
PaG ..Io All You are worth. NY ysu
tritlcrs, nut men compo,.nne mol
In tnis city ana produces ~ 70 4
start, Write us AT ono. 'esilIs|
BToomc, Mgr. nosk bon, ADD
Los Angeles. Cal. H. Haff
dealers IN western A,nn"isest
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-06-06
Brim-Giddens.

At 2:30 P. M. Monday last, Miss
Matte K. Brim and Mr.. Idus R.
tGiddens were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock; Rev. Mr.. Brown
lee, Of Albany, officiating. The
bride, who lived near Leesburg, is
the daughter Of Mr.. ]. M. Brim,
and most excellent young lady.
Mr.. Giddens lives at Cordele, and is
a travelling salesman for Byron
Wholesale Co., and bears fine re-
putation as a man and salesman.
Mrs. J. J. Forester gave the bridal
party a reception, at her home, al
$3.50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giddens viii make
their home at Cordele. The groom
has won a splendid prize.
May their welded life be long ant
ever happy.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-06-06
Delightful HOuse-Partx.

Mrs. Annie Pruett is entertaining
a delighted House Party" at her
home this week. We have heard
such pleasant reports from the joy
Gus occasion that this old man is
reminded of days long ago, when it
was his time to join these happy
gatherings.
Those composing the party are:
Misses Mary .Ansley, Edith McKen-
,ney, Pearl Hale, Ethel McManus,
Margret Burton and Mrs. Maggy
McManus, of Smithyille, and Mrs.
M. D. Reybold, of Atlanta, sister Of
the hostess; of the gentlemen, Mes
srs. T. ]. Johnson, of Atlanta, and
NJ. F. McAfee, Of Smithville, are
the happy ones, and the local youny
gentlemen. The latter added to til,
tempting viands Of the week, a bar
becue, Wednesday, and you know
Leesburg barbecues are famous.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-06-06

ceeded in his profession, represented
his county in legislature, and lately
elected to Judgeship of county. No
mean reputation this. Possibly he
made enemies on account Of his
rigid views of right and wrong, but
let us tread lightly there, who has
not2 While he catered to none his
favors were not few, always ready
to help the needy. His views in re-
gard to his church utilization may
have been erroneous trow not, but
today / believe the pure soul has
left his frail body and basks in the
sunlight of loving fathers smiles.
His parents were DR.. A. G. Beazley,
of Charlottesville, and Emma Bunk
ley. He bore the names Of his
grandfathers, Howell Charles, was
about 40 years Of age at time of his
death. He was a nobleman, Gods
greatest work, One who knew him
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-06-06
Newsy Items From Rift.

Rift. Ca, June Mrs. J. 7.
Pritchard, of jacksonville, Fla,
spent few days with her many
friends in this section last week.
Mrs. D. G. Jones made a business
trip to Americas Tuesday.
Little Gladys and Avera Greene,
of Ashburn, are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Greene
this week.
If times are dry in this section,
plenty of good things to eat were
reported from the picnic at Antioch
last Saturday.
People are having nice weather fol
oat cutting last week and this and
they are getting them in rapidly.
Mrs. Taylor, Of Cordele and Mrs
Levine, of Los Angeles. CAL, have
been spending a few days with theil
aunt, Mrs. D. G.. Jones.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. F. P
Jones, Of Leslie, spent the day
pleasantly with Mrs. D. G. Jones
last Friday.
Miss Carrie Jones is visiting he
uncle in Americas. e.