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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-17

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You will find Chamber
lsius Liniment wonderfully effective.
One application will convince you of
its merits. Try 1t. For sale by all
dealers.
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hTha Craatinn;-

Will he rendered at Ogden Friday
evening. May Il, under direction OF
Squire Coop. Excursion via Oregon
Short Line by special train leaving
Salt Lake > p. M. returning after the
concert Round trip 81.
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DRIFTING MARKET ON
THE LOCAL EXCHANGE

There is nothing especially interesting
TO relate Of local mining share market
conditions. The market remains very
quiet drifting ono. Tho sales on
Thursday reached A total Of 2S.S50 shares
Of stock, the market value Of which was
s5I965o. Tho following were the closing
unlisted and listed stock transa ctions:
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Mining Nntna.

L. a. Freshman. general manager Of
the Seven TrouThs company. is in the
city from Nevada.
fhe foreign visible copper supply on
May - was s5,iol tons. decrease OF
1850 tons IN the previous two weeks
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EXCURSION TO TINTio'
Via d. e. R. G., Sunday mS'

Special train leaves Ss'' silver q
q. m. Returning, les.s5 n M.
$40 p. M, Mammoth PA liant n sce|
reka $40 p. m. Maenna IItah N
trip through Salt LAX, Lake, dr9 Iloks and d
ievs cncircling the Titan LsA0
The famous Double Circle.
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Only a Dollar

TO Ogden and return Friday' d., rsndis|e
via i % Oregon Short Line s,1, iGf Lsks b
sicsI 81 talent al under direction m. rs}afa
Coop. spcciaI train at D D.
ing after concert
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Bid. Asked.
ore and Bullion,

The ore and bullion report 5or Thurs
day. given oy Mccormick e Co. was as
follows: Orc received $50 900: bullion
shipped. $50. n0o: total. $50, 900.
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D. ]. SHARP, Manager
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN
PROVISIONS, COllV
James A. Pollock &u
BANKERS AND BROKERS'

333-335 South Main Street Ve'
salt Lake City.
Direct Private Wire 10 All .,s ,', ~
DUPLEX System-One Relay 70
and Boston go.
Correspondents Members a1 Msrriu1
stocks Carried on LioeraI r1sscbc1
in Mountain states
and Telegraph
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Metal Market.

The metal ouotstions FOR Thursday,
posted by Mccormick &; Co, were AZ fol-
ious: silver. sisc; lend. $500; copper,
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Ore SHIPMENTS,

The Utah Ore SamplnE company on
Thursday released cars OF ore from
Utah and . cars from Nevada camps.
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Swansea and Others.

Mr.. ManguIn stated on inquiry that the
Swansea Consolidated new face Of ore
on the 040-foot level was averaging
seventy-three ounces silver TO the ton
and II Is deemed OF very important value
to this organization. There rs a copsid-
cradle amount Of interest among local
probable action OF tho directors when
the lease expires next month The
leasers are understood to desire another
period In which 10 work, and Mr Man
gum says that the directors have not
as yet made up their minds as to what
course they Will pursue when the time
arrives for action
Rico Wellington conditions, he stated.
were extremely gratifying. The com
pany has arranged with the smolters 70
market q generous ore tonnage. but the
matter of railroad rates is yet to be ad-
justed before shipments can be resumed
He believes that this matter will be de-
terInined soon. There arc six distinct
faces OF first-class copper silver ore ex-
posed in this mine, from which very
liberal shipments can be made at short
notice. Samples received from these
bodies a few days ago went IS to Is per
cent copper and from seventeen to nine
ounces silver 10 the ton
New York Mining Stocks.
James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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San Francisco Oil Stocks.

James A Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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GREENE-CANANEA Is
TO INCREASE PLANT

IT is estimated that the Greene Cana
nea output for May will be between
5000. .o0n and s,ooo.O00. fully 100000 tons
better than in April. Greene Cananea Is
planning the immediate enlargement Of
it's converter capacity TO handle the in
creased output. and incidentally it Is
handling Miami concentrates in Its con-
verters without putting the same through
the furnaces. Tho treatment OF the con-
centratcs is netting The Greene Canenca
d very handsome profit
There is every reason TO anticipate
Increased dividends oil Greene CaDanea
shares that it is earning 81 30 per
share. with prospects OF materially i'm
proving such earnings in the near future
especially as the annual report soon 10
be issued will show net quick assets OF
over $4,000. 200. We would not be SIR
prised if II was decided 10 paw ouarreriy
dividends on GrecDe-Cananes instead Of
semi annual disbursements The last
dividend OF % cents per share, a semi
annual disbursement. was paid March l.
Thompson, TowIe q Co,
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Nevadas in San Francisco.
James A, Pollock 6, Co. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
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Boston Mining Stocks.

James a. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
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| Sales.l II. | L. lClse

BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
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New York Mining Stocks

NEW YORK LISTED sTOCKs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25

de ahora que 10 apruebe. ReyelemoS-
lie a Maria ell Secreto que mi padre ha
impueSto sobre el conSentimlent0 que
me tiene dad0 de yer en- ella la que
debe ser mi eSpoSa YO lie prometo a
usted que sere prudente y que NADIA
deiaremos notar mi padre que pueda
hacerla c0mprender esta incidencia ne
cesaria. iPodre yo seguir guardando
esa conducta que 6l eXige sin 0casio-
mar Maria pena5 que le haran mayor
dano que confesarselo todo? Confie
uSted en- mi tnO es verdad que hay
imposibilidad para hacer 10 que mi
padre desea? listed no 10 We, no 10
cree asi?
Nj madre euard6 silencio unos ms
tantes, y luego sonriendo de la ma
nera mas carinosa, dijo:
-Bueno pero con tai de que no te
divides que no debes prometerla, sino
aquello que puedas ctlmplir. / \ como
le hablare de la propuesta de Carlos 7
Como hablaria Emma Ell identico
caso; diciendole despues 10 que me
ha prometido manifestarle. 81 no
estoy enganado. las primeras palabras
de nsted la harlan experimental una
impression dolorosa, pues que elias lie
daran motive para temer que usted y
mi padre Sc opongan decididamente
a nuestro enlace. Ella oyo 10 que
hablaron alguna vez sobre su enferme-
dad. solo ell trato afable que usted
ha seguido dandola y la conversation
habida aver entire ella y yo lie han vuel-
to la esperanza. Olvidese de mi al ha
cerle las reHexiones indispensables So
bre la propuesta de Carlos. 70 esta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25
Abril % de 1912.

Tomas Saniurjo, como tutor de Dio-
nisia Sanjurio Exparte. No. 5lS9
Dominic. Tambien EN- este case la Cor
te, vistas las citaciones de los testigos
juramentados ante el juez, dict6 una or
den declarando justificado en- favor de
dicha peticionaria ell dominic del 81
guiente inmueble: Rfstica sta en- ell ba-
rrio de Can0vanas. de Lola, constante
de 6 cuerdaS 67 centmoS, lindante etc.
Trinidad Rivera, vs., Juan Acevedo.
Divorcio. La Corte, vistas la deman Ia
iuramento de la demandante en- este
case. la admiti6 a litigar libre del pago
de derechos a SuS funcionariOs por suS
servicios
Asunci6n Fernandez. Exparte. No.
5456. Declaratoria de herederos. LA
Corte. vistas la mocion jurada de 1icha
peticionaria por medic de su abogadc, y
los tres documentos a ella acompanados,
dict6 una orden declarando nnica Y uni
versal heredera del finado Atanasio Mi
randa Roman fallecido Ell II de enc
ro de 1912. su legitima mia Francisco
Miranda de Bey. sin perjuicio de IA cuo-
ia usufructuaria correspondence a la
peticionaria, como c6nyuge viuda
Manuel Saldana EXparte. No. 5547.
Declaratoria de herederos Anunci0 la
Corte que aver, en- el despacho, vistas
la moci6n iurada de dicho peticionario
por medic de su abogado. Y los docu-
mentos ella acompanados, dicto
una orden declarando 1nicos V umiver-
sales herederas de la finada Candelaria
Cebolero Santana IA SIs tres hijas le
gitimaS Ezequiela Amelia. Maria Julia
Francisco Maria OLYMPIA Quintero y
Cebollero, por parties iguales.
f. $. Payne. demandante. apelado VS.
Rafael Lopez Landr0n. No. 1893. Cobro
de dinero. Sc celebr0 en- este case con
asistencia de solo eI demandante por
medic de Su abogado. pero con Motif
caci0n del demandadO. el actO del luicio
oral. practicando dioho demandante su
prueba. consiStente Ell un dOcumento
que Sc admiti6 dos testigos iuramen-
tadOs ante lie Secretario: la Corte de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25
CORTE SUIPREMA.

El Pueblo. apelado, VS.. Gerardo Do
nes. Homicide volllntario. No. 420
Sentencia de Abril 1912. Sc confrma
la sentencia de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan de % de Enero de 1912.
Conception We've de Belaval ct al
apelantes, VS.. The Fajardo Sugar Gro
wers Association. No. 20. Sentencia de
% Abril 1912. Sc confrma la sentencia
de la Corte de Distrito de Humacao de
II Abril 1911.
Braulia Rol6n como representante de
sus memories hijos. dcmandante. apelan-
te, vs.. Barbara Santiago No. 757. Re
conocimiento de hijos naturales. Sen
tencia de % de Abril de 1912. Sc con
firma la sentencia de la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce de 9 Agosto 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25

Por orden de la Corte sc insacularon
hoy los nombres de "a Jurados, como
Regulares, en- ell termino de l al "a de
Mayo proximo, resultando los siguien-
tes
Justine Dfaz, Carlos Preston, Ramon
Granela, Manuel Ruiz Saldafa, Jorge
Fernandez Latimer, Miguel Portell
Jorge f. Saldafa, Jose A. Rexach, An
gel Rivero, Juan Fernandez Gomez. de
San Juan; Manuel Campos, Segundo
Mas, Jose Hernandez Salguero, r. l.
Junghans, de Bayam6n; Jose Monti
LA, Enrique Burgos, de Rio Piedras
Ramon Berries, Froilan Rivera. de Ma
ranjito; Jose Jano Tocoronte, de Vegs
baja; Ramon Rojas, de Rio Grande
Ramon Cordova, de Toa baja; Jose G.
Nieves, de Toa alta; Juan p. Carmona
de Comerio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25
nj

digas que yo me he puesto muy con
tenta al saber que nos. f. que me ha
preferidO para Su madrina.
Mis- hermanoS. Felipe y Ell que lie Sc
gula, recibieron con gran sorpresa y
placer la noticia de que paSarla la no.
che en- ell miSmo cuart0 que ellos.
Habianse acomodado los dos en- una de
las camas para que me sirviera la dc
Felipe; en- las cortinas de eSta habla
prendido Maria el medallion de la
Dolorosa, que estaba en- las de mi Guar
to- Lllego que los ninos rezaron
arr0dllladlt0S Ell Su CANA me dlerOn
las buenas nocheS Y Sc durmieron des~
puGs de haberse reidO de los mied0s
que mutuamente sc metian con la ca
beza del tigre. Aquella noche no
solo estaba comigo la imagen de Ma
ria los angeles de la casa dormiau
cerca de mi. y al despuntar el dia ven
drla ella a llamarlos para peinarlos
y besar srls mejillas. despues de ha-
berles banado los rostros con sus ma.
nos blancas y perfumadas como las
rosas de Castillo, que ellos recogian
para ell altar para ella
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25
Abril % de 1912.

FL Pueblo, VS.. Conrado Montanez.
Escalamiento en- segundo grado. C ca
sos Ell acusado Sc confeso culpable y
La Corte a su peticion dicto sentencia,
imponiendole tres mases de preside
con trabajos forzados y costas; 3 id. id.
i'd; id. id. id. i'd id. id un i'd i'd
i'd; abonandole la prision preventive
sufrida.
FL Pueblo, VS. Felipe CaIderon. alt
la paz A peticion de la defensa la Cor
te suspende la vista senalada para cl
l26 de los cOrrientes, hasta nuevo se1a-
lamiento.
Abril % de 1912
FL Pueblo. VS.. Robert Masterson, fall
sa rep La Corte dicta su resolution
condenado al acusado "A $50 Y costas G
un dia de carcel por cada dollar
FL Pueblo, VS. Rafael Carmona, Inf
Ley Sandal
FL Pueblo, VS. Pedro Fernandez Exp.
MEMORIES Fueron absueltos estos dos
acusados
Jose Rivera y Lucas Gonzalez. alt. la
paz. FL acuSado Rivera Sc declare cul-
pable y la Corte lie impuso $40 Y costas
o un dia de carcel por cada dollar
Jose d. Miranda, portar armas. A
petici6n fiscal la Corte ordena el Sobre-
seimiento Y archivo de esta causa.
Juan FIRE, acomet. agren Celebrado
el juicio la Corte impuso al acuSado 800
Y coStas un dia de carcel por cada
dollar
Marcial Aponte Andres Garcia.
Adult. leche \ petici6n de los acusa-
dos la Corte suSpende los iuicios hasta
nueyo Senalamiento
Gcrardo Dones, hom vol. Emilio Me
YES. Inf. art 300 c. 7. Hoy Sc recibie-
ron procedentes de la Hon. Corte Su-
prema las resoluciones confirmando las
sentencias de esta Corte de 23 de Encro
y - de Febrcro de 1912 respectiva>
mente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25

LEGO la hora de retirarnoS, y te-
mlendO yo que sc me hubieSe prepara
do cama en- ell miSmO cuarto que a Car
los, me dirigl al m1o; de el sallan en-
aquel momento mi madre Y Maria
-Yo podr6 dormir solo aqui, 5no
es verdad g-pregunte la primera,
qrlien comprendiendo ell motive de la
pregunta, respondi0:
No; tn amigo.
i All 81, las hores-dije yiendo
las de mi fiorero, puestas en- el por la
mafana y que llevaba en- I'm panuelo
Mar1a-i A donde las levas?
Al oratorio, porque como no habi-
do tempo para poner otras alll..
LIE agradeci sobre manera Ia fineza
de no permitir que las flores destina-
das por ella para mi. adornasen esta
noche mi cuartO, estuviesen al alcance
de otro Pero ella habia dejado ell
ramo de azucenas que yo habla trai-
do aquella tarde Gle la montana, pc
sar de estar muy visible; sobre mi me-
sd. Cayendo en- cuenta de clio, Sc las
presente diciendole:
-Lleva tambien estas azlcenas pa
ra el altar Transito me las di6 para
ii, al recordarme te avisara que tie
habla elegido para madrina de su ma
trimonio. Y como todos debemos ro-
gar por su felicidad j.
-Si. sine respondi6, conque
quiere que yo sea su madrina AHA
dio como consolando a mi 1nadre.
ESQ es muy natural--la dijo esta.
-iY 20 que tengo TN traje tan lin
do para ese dia Es necesario que le
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25

claro con mgar la demanda, condenan-
do ldemandado pagar al demandan-
te la suma de 5000 las costas. Ell Sc
cretario registrara tai sentencia en- de-
debida forma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25
JORGE 1sAACs

re escuchahdo 10 que haDleh lfds los
bastldores de esa puerta
Era eSta la del oratorlo de ma ma
dire.
% Iu me pregunto admlrada.
-Sl, sonora, 70.
e para Que valerie de este en-
gano9
Maria Sc complacera Ell que as!
10 haya hecho en- vista de los reSul-
tadoS
i Cual resultado te promotes,
e,, ~
,ooo,, -. {;
-Pero ino seria mejor, 81 es que
quieres or 10 que va decirme, que
ignore siempre ella que tn 10 oiste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25

Despertome al amanecer el cuchi,
cheo de los niiios, que en- vano Sc est,
mulaban respetar mi Sueno. Las
palomas cogidas en- esos dias que
alicortadas obhgaban ellos a permane.
Ger en- baules vacios, gemian espiando
los primeros rayos de luz que penetra-
ban Ell el aposento por las rendijas.
No abras decia Felipe no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25

Secci6n segunda. Libro de Minutas. No
l6. folio l24.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-25
TRIBUNALES

Seccion Primera Libro de Minutas. No
IL, folio 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-18
DRAW RELIGION
INTO THE CASE
A. P. A. Will Figure in the
Trial Of Man Accused Of
$173,O00 Theft.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Nov 1s.-The trial or
George w. Fitzgerald, accused OF tn.
theft of $4,000 from the sub-treas-
ury in Chicago, will become bitter
fight over religion, II the prediction
of Edward IItzinger for the defense
comes true.
In his opening statement today Lit
Finger said that the only motive H,
G. Gano had for saying that Fitzger-
aid offered him several 81 900 bills to
| have changed, was that Gano was an
organizer for the American Protective
Association, nationally known as the
"A. p. A."
I,itzzinger said he would prove this
during the trial, as he would also
prove that the conduct of "the tin
star Hawkshaw" who arrested Fitz
gerald was not what should have
been expected Of an officer represent
ing the United States government.
The attorney raped William Bo,d
enweck, United States sub-treasurer
at the time of the robbery, saying
that he was a "cog in the political
machinery" OF local republican poll
ticians.
In relating the story of Fitzgerald's
life, Litzinger said he would account
for all OF his clients wealth, declar
j ing it had come to him through IN
heri.ances and speculation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-18
RUSSIA IS Due
fS.0R A LICKING
4 $.se Are Aroused and Jabbering
for Immediate Declaration Of
- War Against tho
czar.
TROOPS ARE MOVING
Russians Have Their Greedy Eyes on
Mongolia and Everything Points
to Bitter War
Soon.

IUsited Press Leased Wire Service.1
PEKIN, Nov. 1s.-A heavy move
ment of Chinese troops was In pro-
gress today toward Mongolia, whicn
Russia Is accused of having undertak-
en- to grab. A big delegation of Mon.
golian dignitaries who came here re-
Gently to repudiate the declaration Of
independence previously issued at the
Mongolian town of Urga, on the
ground that its authors were Russian
tools, yesterday formally requested
Chinese military assistance in driving
out the cars troops who have lately
been entering the territory.
President Yuan Shi Kai has appar-
emily surrendered to the Chinese war
party today and hostilities were deem,
ed imminent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-18
POISONED TWO WOMEN
AND WISHES TO ATONE

declared she did not fear the regu,t.
but was anxious to make atonement.
Mrs Lesh is % years old. Accoro-
ing to her story, she was adopted by
e. NJ Qualntance, a farmer. when
she was twelve years old Quaintance
wronged her. short time afterward
she killed Mrs. Quaintance, putting
rat poison in capsules she was taking,
She then lived with Mrs. Coe in
sedalia The woman was cross TO
her, she said. and she poisoned Mrs
Coe. Mrs. Lesh said she confessed
to her relations with Quaintance az =
church meeting, and her rormer guar
dian committed suicide.
Mrs Lesh said she had lived in Ca.
ifornia since shortly after her mar
riage TO Lesh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-18
NO PLACE TO
TALK RELIGION
American Federation Of Labor De.
cldes That Discussions on This
Topic are Barred From
Conventions.
CAUSED HEATED DEBATE
Socialists Were For the Resolution
Vet Realizing That They Might
be Refused Preaching at
Meetings.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.I
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Nov. 1S.-The
religious issue WAS raised and settled
so far as the American Federation OF
Labor is concerned at the thirty-sec-
ond annual convention OF that pooy'
in session here today. The quesron
came up through the adverse report
OF the resolutions committee on
resolution by Delegate Emil Arnold,
which provided that religious ana an
ti-religious discussion, as such, should
be debarred from future conventions
of the federation.
Intended as a rebuke to Rev. Peter
Dietz OF Milwaukee, who represents
the American Federation Of Catholic
societies at the convention and who
last week in the course OF an ad-
dress proclaimed the position OF his
church with reference to socialism,
the resolution provoked heated de-
bate.
Delegate William Rodriguez, OF the
Painters and Decorators, defended the
resolution. To the surprise OF many
delegates, the socialists present con-
CURED in the committees report and
defended the resolution. They reallz-
led that II the fraternal delegates
! from church organizations were de-
jnied the privilege Of explaining their
position on social problems. they
themselves might be refused the privlr
ege Of advocating socialism before
the convention.
1 Delegate Max Hayes of the Typo
graphical union, declared that he. as
socialist, welcomed free discussion
The committees report was adopted
with few dissenting votes.
A minimum wage act applying to
women workers in New York state,
citizenship for the Porto Ricans, a
bill before the Tennessee Legislature
providing that convicts serving terms
of less than three years be employed
on the pubic roads, SO as to elimin-
ate convict competition with the skill
ed trades, and a resolution by Presi-
dent Gompers favoring the settlement
Of all international disputes by arbi
i tration and condemning war, were
among the matters reported to the
/ resolutions committee on which the
I federation acted favorably today.
4 When President Gompers called fol
i a report of the committee on presi
dents. Andrew Furuseth, president O
the Seamen's Union, and chairman O
4 the committee, asked that the ques
tion Of the influence on the labor
movement by the Sherman anti-trus
law be made special order for dis
lcussion tomorrow.
i The application of the law to Labor
unions was discussed at some length
4 in the committees report and recon
mendation was made that the law b,
amended SO that trades unions ant
labor organizations be exempted
from its provisions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-18
Partly Identified.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-The woman
who was murdered at the Saratago
Hotel here last Thursday was partly
identified todar at the county nnorgue
as Mrs. Renner, formerly of Mount
Clemmens, Mich, and later of De
troit Mrs. Edna Shafer who called
at the morgue said she could not be
positive, but that the dead woman
looked like the Mrs. Renner she knew.
Detectives were sent to Detroit to
see if the Identification could be made
positive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-18
MOVING PICTURES TO
BE PART OF SERVICE

illustrate all OF his sermons with the
movies"
Il am convinced that many people
attend picture shows who cannot al
ford to do so.' said Rev. Sayidge, IN
making the announcement. "ann
think 1t will be work of charity to
provide them with place where they
can be entertained free OF charge,
BESIDES, many OF the pictures shown
IN our picture theatres are not what
they should be-
Il was Rev. savidge who. a rev
weeks ago, established matrimonial
bureau at his parsonage and threw
open his church parlors to those VINO
might wish to use them for courting