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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-18
Will Protect Food,

The division Of meat and food Inspec-
ton will Include the chief veterinarian
and his assistants and Will have super
vision OF the meat and food inspection
nf the city. The city veterinary tnspec-
tor Will be In charge OF the division and
hIs immediate superior officer will be
the health commissioner,
The division OF dairy and milk inspec-
ton will include the chief dairy inspec-
tor and his assistants and will have
charge. Of the inspection OF all diaries
and milk depots OF the city and of those
dalries which sell milk within tho city
The inspection OF grocery stores. meat
markets. commission houses, resta,ira M q
bakeries and other places where food
stuffs are made or sold will he divid ed
between the divisions OF meat and food
and dairy and milk.
The division of weights and measures
viii include the sesler OF weights and
measures and oil inspector and his as
sistsnts and will work In conformity with
the present ordinance governing this de-
partInent which will be Incorporated In
The health department, The scaler will
be under the direct supervision Of the
health commissioner.
The division OF chemistry will include
the city chemist and such assistants as
he may have and TO them will fall the
duty Of making such tests and analyses
as are required by law or ordinance OF
which shall be directed BY the health
commissioner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-18
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
TO Be REORGAN|ZED
Mayor Park Has Plan to In
crease Efficiency of City
Officials.
CONSOLIDATION OBJECT
Eighteen Inspectors Under
Merit Promotion Plan Is
the Intent.
CONSOLIDATION OBJECT

a complete rcorga nizatiun OF the health
department OF the city and the concen-
tration In that department. under the di-
roction OF the board OF health and the
Immediate supervision OF the city physi-
clan. of eight separate divisions having
IN all about fifty employees, is tho plan
OF Mayor Samuel c. Park as expressed
In an ordinance which Is now beng dra en
by the city legal department and which
will be presented TO the city commission
for consideration a, an carly date.
Mayor Park, in his capacity OF com
missioner OF public safety, has under his
care the police. fire and health depart
ments. Early In the year ordinances
drawn largely by him effected a rcnrgan-
ia tion Of the police and i1re departments
ana placed both upon merit system OF
promotion. the employees aside from the
ranking officers being placed into three
general grades, with an advance in pay
Tor the employee upon promotion from
one department to thar next higher
The same general scheme of reorcan-
iSation is 10 be used in the health de-
pdrtment,
The new ordinance will provide for the
appointment of health commissioner
and an assistant health commissioner.
both OF whom shall be graduates OF a
reputable medical college. and who with
two citizens. VIII compose the board OF
health OF which the commissioner of pub
lic safety shall also be a member and ex
ufrlclo chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-18
MAY Include Plumbing

The division OF plumbing inspection at
the present time is under the general
IL Is expected that IL will be included
under the department OF health in the
ncw plan. II Is contended by the loyal
department that the primary purpose OF
the plumbing inspection is FOR sanitary
reasons and hence the logical place FOR
the department would be In tho health
department. although 10 some extent the
work will doTctail with the engineering
department which. in rbe present com
mission plan. falls under tho supervision
of T. p Morris. commissioner of streets
and public improvements.
The ordinance VIII provide Tor ihn
appointment oi total of eighteen in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

M against real ranch III" 1" iinish
the polishing touch uI hlS education
At ihut time captain BullhTd"
ranch partner WUs - NJ fundrl,h'
uuh II Is not Imiss to not" among th"I
highly .urCuHSNh men that have r..
sIdrd here This man, who h today
the mead Of IA" great Guudrich Rub
b"r company uf Akron, ohio, one o.
the most impurtnut concerns IN the
world nt this character. employing ~
ia" Akron headquarters over 1000
people aud having branch Offices ANA
snlrsrnulns over the entire universe.
Young Biddlr md GoodriCh left
Roswell together ana went to McXicn,
hut the ewes at n friend, the discern
ing eyes oi q iull-hluodcd Scotchmnn,
followed him und Robert II, NJ. Fer
plIsun. who now resides ut silver Chy,
y. NJ. and formerly managed the A.
tor estate. picked out this young man
nnd his friend 20 succeed him,
Mr.. Blddl" ~ only about 80 years
at nKc now nnd has been manager of
this wonderful aggregation of wealth
for the last Tire" years. Mr. Fer
EuSFon was successfully manager for
long time of the AYtur estate and
CAV" up the task ON account Of ~
health, coming 10 New Mexico for
the benefit al tn" sunshine climate, II
" said. II was directly thrOh, I his
infuenge,.. when he rclnuuishod the
work, that young lliddl" was appoint
90 To- take NJ the Responsible under
, taking.
Mr. Ferguson Is no stranger TO the
| "bT"czineEs" OF the west, being for
, merry Colonel Rooscvclts western
ranch partner and h tn" most en-
thusiustic Bull Mooscr" In New Mex
leo, he aud Colonel Roosevelt SIM be.
| ing the wnrmrst personal friends.
Tho win nf Colonel Aston provided
for MIR, Ferguson. his friend and for
mgr manager. In the sum of s2O0, 600
and for MIR. Biddle. His friend and
manager. and llOswcll's former COW.
boy. IN the sum Of 100000, Besides
this bcGucst. Mr.. Biddic receives an
| immense salary for his lmpoFtR ant
work II II said bis salary II S3O,0OO
| per year.
MIR. Biddlc hnd made arrangements
| 10 visit his former employer. Captain
! Ballard. here during the past sum.
| mcr hut after the sinking at the I'll
tnniC, I'm which Colonel Astnr heroic
ally sacrificed his life for the benefit
Of the women ana children" MIR.
I Riddle found II necessary Ia remain
! In New York Ia settle up the great
estate. lie viii probably Visit Roswell
next summer,
| u was MT, bidhlc who nccompa MED
the funeral ship" ana was active In
rcscuing the body Of Colonel AptOT
and bringing the remains to New
York City.
Many here remember Mr. BlddIe ms
young man OF keen intelligence,
open. countennnce. .hlg hearted, bis
phyHically having AN athletic phys
slque and perfect health, entertain
Ing, well Informed tnlkeT, and good
company, ~ Hnch Captain Ballard
remembers him, He had tho advan-
tage OF being gentle born. and was a
member Of wealthy and cultivated
family Of Tennessee slnce returning
20 New York he married n beautiful
ana prominent RctresR and has n
happy and interesting family OF two
children
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Hot womcs. Fashion cafe.
-a~ ."H--s--sr----s---------
ROSWELL COMMITTEE
AND CARLSB ADITEs
TO CONFER ON RATES

Roswell" y, ~. Dec. ta.--Thc local
traffic committee composed Of Il. II.
Kemp, W, \. JOHNSON aud clark Dil-
leg. ,wlll leave Friday evening fof
rnrlBbad whore t.Ioy viii meet with
the business men ana shippers Of the
"Clty lIcnuuful' to confer with them
regarding tho freight rates matter
that. they nov have up before the
state corporation commission.
Gnrlabad IN expected tO raise 5000
10 help defray the expenses In carry.
ing the matter to the lntcrStAtc COM
mlttee. and the employing of expert
counsel In handling the case.
HaEerman IL the frst to send In
their contribution 10 tho good work.
Their amount was 1900. Dexter has
promised Ia give 1900: Lake Arthur.
$500. ana Artesia, 1900.
The state commission expects IN
have another meeting In Roswell the
first Of next month.
The local trafilc committee charges
among other things that tho Santa Fo
IL illegally taking out OF the valley
each year about 100000 In excess
freight rates.
Roswell VIII put up 700 10 ighi
for lower rates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
ADVANCE SALE FOR
MADAME SHERRY
SATURDAY
Everybody Get Ready to Get
in Line at Matson's Tomor'
row Morning for Musical
Comedy Reservations, .

Manager Frank A. Stortz. ~ the
Elks theatcr today announced that
tho advance sale for MADAME Shcr-
ry," which plays Albuquerque next
Tuesday niEht will begin at Mdtson's
tomorrow, Saturday morning. The
Madame" promises TO attract q cnp-
acity house, being tho first musical
comedy to mako appearance In Alhu-
querquc this season. Every thcntor-
goer who has followed musical COM
ody In familiar with tho coming at
traction. Madame Sherry" In build.
ed around n polka. II lives ana moves
and has ita being IN II. II will proh-
ably die uf II, hut not for many years
yet for tho musical play In good
enough OF It's kind to outlast the gem
GRAFTON that produced Il. This all
pervadinR polka H. called "Ev'ry LittlC
Movement Has Meaning All Its
own" and has n charming. catchy,
iilt to Il that ono will sing, hum and
whistle for many n long day after
hearing II sung In Madame Sherry"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

vnrr the pt,s"rpar lnr ons lrlv-
iGg, shortly uuaI ~ o'rln o., ,n"t nlgdt,
m al, l..G, ~ 30 h' tive 'rrlGn,
n'pl rhr middle 80 II So. u..nrl ~
icll hnnd uHrk tu GAIN ,ub.u'r lu
I r. A.I'3
-, u'uNu r"r 'h, % .... e ru', G,l
st bee" placed, AZ II ~ not ruuWu
Witch lrnIn was In tho clear Tho
san l1ku Was un tliur uud MAS guu-
pus,d to nave CLEARANCE IN the ,Lrd
The WrC, u "r, urr'd NJ the corner "l
Eiu+ruhu uvouu" Hnd street. nnd ""
= Nds Just rounding tie curve, usiua
,no lett maud track, The rrsisnl
ruuug In WA using the left hand
track nnd had 10 cross ~ the path ~
TIE passenger, Engineers GALLOWAY
ana Al. 81 tho salt Lake crew. ga,
the impending sldcswipc ana pur on
the brakes. Fireman Alien ur tu,
helper 'hglur. JUMPED to escape In.
IuIy aud hH rnNlc snHppod when %,
landed
SN freight ears. bonded with rr.
mcur. Drit ,hr truck ana were broken
Ia bits. On" ear was lcft standing 81
! It's end. Thr wrtckagr Was burned
Scstcrd. S. flames offering .hc rnsics
means 81 clearing the track.
Traffic vas delayed late into ia,
morning.
conductor l'pson wns In charge q
thc passenger train ana Conductor G.
] A Ramsey Of the freight, I!ngincc
1 q, j. SluuaN'r WIS In the cab Of IN,
| Santa l'c engine,
\ yclocipcdn and n roadmnstcr't
! outnl ncrc buried under the wreck
ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
/ COSTS NOTHING
TO MAIL THESE
GIFT GOODS
Local Indian Curio Store Will
Send Purchases Free to Any
Part Of United States.

MI shipment charges, mail or cN-
ur'SS, lpg"iipr WITH tho trouble g;
h"Nhg ar DhcEing, ar, IT, h" saved hr
Those discerning Albuquerque people
Mo purchase their oui-uf town
christmas gilts 1t the l!rnnrtl indian
"uriu store 1t ~ South Second
street
Ihis announcement Will be- received
with Interest h, that host nf busy
lOcni people vino have v"rN little or
no time iu iryulr to careful wrap.
plng of packages Tor shipment. Nor"
over. The saving In shipment charge"
In no small item II shuuld b" re-
mnmbcrrd. too, That prices asked ut
IN" Bennett store are AZ low aH can
b" found anywhere H. New MoSic0,
while the range 0f cuIio gilt npvclliH
on special display for tho Chrisiuns
trade II M wide enough 70 meet the
requirements Of tho most particular.
A Fashion Lunch for holiday shop
pcrs--Bcrvcd ~ noon. Fashion Cafe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
ChGUes County CowbOy Becomes
Manager Of 500, 600, 600 Estate

'apt. Charles l.. Ballard "n his salt
rr,ck ranch. in Chuv"s county, near
Roswell, ana mad" q good hired hand,
lie WAS not u "uugcr" aud did not
come west tor In" benefit "l ms
health, ana not h"iug afflicted WIN
laziucss h. lid not ,NrrlHslnglN dec
crate the "chuok wagon" hy his pres.
enrc. lie Was Il real CuW.hny ana
came west to TAX" part I'm ana "hrush
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

We wish To coll your attention 10
tho fRct that most infectious diseases
such az whoOplnR cough, dIphtheFla
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child hab a cold. ChamberIhln's
Cough Remedy will quickly cute .
cold and grc9tly lessen tho danger OF
contracting 4 pae Diseases. This rem-
pdy IL fpmOtH for 10 cares OF COLDS.
It contains - gpium or other mar
eotlc and Espy b. glyen TO a. olllld
with 'impncit eonAdtnce. sold b. Ill
aFuseiSts. ADV. l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

I.oswcll. y. NJ Nee. l2.-I'isiup
in the spncc NJ ten snort years ir"m
the position of "cow punchcr" tn he
manager of an estate valued az over
SlOO, 600. 000-.th" vast john JH'nh
Astor estate Of New York such ~
the experience 81 Nicholas Riddle, u
Harvard graduate ana native at Ten
nesSee, who ten years ago spent ak
months or more az COW puncher Tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
SIX FREIGHT CARSON
( CEMENT SMASHED IN
SANTA FE SIDRSWIPE

~ San. Ilernardino, Cal, Dec. a.
! Fireman Thomss Alien received q l,sd
Ankle sprain and viz cars Of cement
were reduced TO kiBdlinK w0Bd and
twleted steaL when vail i.nke over
lard No. 2 slleswlpea an ax'sa shlaal
70 fsslSht entering the local yaYag
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13
Arizona Smokes
Million Cigars
Each 3ODqys

Tombstone, Ari2,, Dec. i3.--Arl2onn
cvcry thirty days, according to tho
cStimnyr of j. ". KINNEY, formerly
OF llishrC ana q frequent luCal visitor,
but now conducting q large rigar
manuiurturiuE plant IN phuCniX! II
IL interesting IL note that TnmbStonC
sEiuK"s lG,onu cigars every month.
MIR. kidneys figures follow.
henson. i,nU0. lilsbrr, 1000;
ll"Wi", 3,100. l'uusr, $500; camp
Verde, G,Oun, CruItldud. 800; Cllf-
ton ih,OUn; Douglas, Ni,000; tlOrcnCo,
i,"h0; FlHgatun, 1880; Duncan, H.
n00: Glendale. 1000, Globe, no, 900;
llHNdrn $4,000; lluInhuldt, 2I.OOO;
Jerome. $4,000: ltingman, 10000;
Lowell 10000, MC@I. | 900: MctraIf,
$1,000: Miami. G3,OOO, MOrcnrl, ST.
0Oo; NugalcH, $4,000. phucniX. $50.
1000; Pima CITY, N,uO0; Prescott, 50,
000i st. johns $4,000: San carlos.
'd,unn; Tempo. 1000, Thatcher. 49,
Oud; Tombstone, 5000. Tucson, 1885,
600; Wiil,oN, Ii,0OU: williams CO.
nnu;; Minklrmnn, 1000. Yuma, So,
600; total of HHS, HOn rlgurs per month
Yuu win nnd that druggists every
whore speak we'll OF ChnmbcrlnIn'a
Cough Remedy They Know from
long 'Npcri"nc" IN the snlc at II that
IN cases uf coughs aud colds Il can
always hc depended upon, nhd that II
Is pleasant and safe iu take. For sale
10y al druggists Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

CIT EDeE- the only ladies' shoe dressing that
and chihfcnn hn1ia and shoes, ohIn4o VilhDhi rub
blna, DC. 'TRENCu 0A0sS," l0c,
DANDY" combination fOF elchnlpg and polishing
QUICK WHITE On llqnld fOrm vii NnODrol anlti.
b eaans and Whlens dlly canvas shoes. lnc \ Ybc.
ALSO" CLEANS sn4 wnltGkS canvas Slaofa. II
spougr ia. Ia HANDSOME, large anfainuia boKss,
With sponge, yie.
stflft" combustion Tor tohtemen WIN take
Apd insiFe ~ ~ black ahogu. Polish with hfusb
q eiqlh, 70 eVnlS 'bApt EilHk blsa, 10 cents,
e 4aelsg dees not sssh re h,a igu Sa.. = y y
ullITTkAoNG 9nOo, 4 90,
no.Ae Albaas StTssi, qanbtepS' Meaa.
49, kSIiIASS IN ths Wsghs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-13

A Fashion Lunch for holiday shop
pcrs--Bcrvcd ~ noon, Fashion Cato.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05


working people of England
against illness and mishap.
For the next five months you'll
probably see in the American
newspapers here and there how
Lloyd Georges insurance plan is
falling or is being criticized by
every Englishman richor poor.
Never mind these stories.
Lloyd George has a terrific five
months ahead of him because,
with the working people, just
now it is a case of all going out
and nothing coming in.
The payment of benefits will
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

ORGES INSURANCE PLAN
not begin until January Is, 1913.
Eleven million working people
in England are paying eight cents
per week, if they are men, or six
cents a week, if they are women,
toward the insurance fund.
Thoughtlessly, many of them
complain because none of them
has so far benefited by it.
The benefits are:
Seven dollars and a half at the
birth of every child.
Two dollars and a half per week
for men during twenty-six weeks
of illness.
One dollar and eighty-hve cents
for women during twenty-six
weeks of illness.
One dollar and twenty-five
cents a week for both men and
women when they are i'll longer
than twenty-six weeks.
Free doctoring and free medi-
cine for life.
Free special treatment for COM
sumption.
Here's the way John Hobbs, of
London, bricklayer, for instance,
does his part of the insurance
business:
First he goes to the postofice
nearest his home and gets an in
surance book. 1t is something
like trading stamp book, in app
pearance, with spaces for stamps.
1t is against the law for any EN-
.ployer to hire him unlessshe pre-
Goods &1,;e hal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-05

BY William U. Shepherd.
London, Sept. 5.-Anlid tor
rents of ridicule, with the physi-
clans of London fighting free
medical service, with employers
protesting and with the aristo-
Gratis insisting that their charities
will care for the poor and that in
surance laws are foolish, Lloyd
George has marched on steadily
with his law for insuring the
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
A Cave Mans Estate Saved.

The case Of David NJ. Jones against
the estate of John, G. Jones, the muir
dered hermit of the Charlton valley,
a claim for $500 for board and lodg-
ing during the winter was disallowed
by a jury IN the probate court at
Macon. The estate put on witnesses
to show that the cave man worked
to pay his board, and that he had
never owed anyone.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18

The successful termination OF ef-
forts now being made will result in
Hannibal having its first Fairgrounds.
A. T. Campbell of Chicago has placed
a proposition before the commercial
club which it is expected will be ac-
cep;ed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Aoed Woman Burned 10 oeat.,.

Hopkinsyille, Ky.--While burning
rash in her garden. Miss Lydia Jen-
Sins, aged 80, was burned 10 death.
Her sister, Miss Alice jenkins, aged
rs, tried to smother the H2E;es and
was badly burned
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
MONTGOMERY Farmer Wounded.

While in the act of taking corn from
the field of Mrs, Lucy Norman, near
Montgomery. Arthur Mitchell, a
young farmer, was shot by c. D. HUI
and Alex Hawkins. two neighbors who
were watching in the field. The
wounded man was arrested
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
carthane Dark After Fire

Carthage was in darkness, more
than 200 telephones were out of COM
mission, 90 horses burned and one
fireman injured as result of the
destruction by fire Of the Tanger x
Brosius livery barn. The property
loss is $4,000 The blaze was the
work Of incendlaries and is the sec
end time the barn has been fired with
in one month.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Robbers Hold up Cafe Guest.

New York.--Four men armed with
revolvers invaded a restaurant on
East Fourteenth street and robbed
Morris Last OF jewelry and money az
sregating $1,000. Thirty persons were
n the restaurant, but the robbers
made no attempt to modest them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
S4oo. 900 Fire in Omaha, Neb,

Omaha, Neb-One of the most val
liable blocks or retail property IN
Omaha was seriously threatened. ana
damage amounting TO nearly 100000
was done by a fire which destroyed
the Apes & Tate building.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Stolen Jewels Found.

David Greedy, 10 years old, who ad-
mitted he acted as go-between for
Daniel Callahan and Arthur Miller,
held as suspects in the Columbia the
alter robbery at st. Louis, February
II, when $4,000 was taken, led three
detectives to three widely separated
sections OF the city and pointed out
spots where jewelry worth more than
81 600 was hidden.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
MISSOURI STATE NEWS
Mayor is Missing.

Mayor J. A. Clack of sheldon has
mys;eriously disappeared. He left
home some time ago to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Graham Of Wal
ker, and after a few days there start
ed back home He was seen and
talked with at Nevada. saying he was
on his way home. He never went
back 20 sheldon, however, and his
relatives have instituted search for
him.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
DYNAMITE Kills Two

premature explosion of dynamite
in the Kramer zinc mine near Joplin
killed Fred Odim of Cave Springs,
and Samuel Staley of Galena, Kan,
and severely injured Harry and Ar
thar King, also OF Galena.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Murder is a Mystery.

Lynn, Mass.-With failure at the
end OF every clew, the police of this
;ity and the state police admitted that
he murder of George Marsh, a mil
honaire. 70 years old, was the most
mysterious in history.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Honors for Dead President.

Announcement was made that the
alumni OF Christian college at Column
bia will present the college a me-
mortal gate dedicated to the late ]. X.
Rogers. the former president. The
gate will be ready June l and will
cost $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Flood In Arkansas and Louisiana,

GreenNlle, Miss.-The Mississippi
e taking its 1.-THE in southern Arkan-
'as and northern Louisiana. 1t is es-
!imated that 1000 square miles in
East Carroll and Madison parishes,
and Chicot and Desha counties, Ark,
are flooded
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Taft DELEGATES Elected.

The Republicans of the Ninth con-
gressional district, in convention at
Mexico, adopted resolutions indorsing
President Taft and elected delegates
instructed for Taft to the national
convention.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Powers Ask Turkey to Quit.

St. ePtersburg.-It is officially an
aounced that the powers have made
proposals of mediation to CONSTANT
aople. with view to bringing to an
end the war between Turkey and Italy
over Tripoli.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
FaIl KIIIs Army Aviator.

Bar lie Due, France.-While recon
aoitering in a monoplane, Lieut. Bon.
SQUIRT lost control of his machine here,
iropped 200 feet 10 the ground and
was killed instantly.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Savannah Man to Mexico.

The Mexico board of education
elected George F. Nardin of Savan-
nah, superintendent of the city's pub
tic schools. Mr., Nardin is 35 years
old and is a graduate OF Missouri
university
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Bar Meeting at Rolla.

The Bar Association Of the Nine
teenth Judicial Circuit of Missouri
convened in Rolla in their first an
nual meeting. Lawyers from Pulaski,
Dent. Crawford, Phelps and LaClede
counties were present. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-04-18
Three Plead GUILTY,

Oliver Slantz, Charles Amos and
Frank Coro pleaded guilty to burglary
and larceny in the circuit court at
Hartville and Judge Skinker sentenced
Slantz and Amos each to four years
and Coro to two years in the peniten.
tiary. This is the trio that broke
jail and were later captured about
fifteen miles north of Hartville.