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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-30
SLIPS" HANDCUFF
AVID MAKES ESCAPE
Denver Deputy Sheriff Loses
His Prisoner While Enjoy
ing Slumber.
snccisl 90 The Tribune.

Special tu The Tribune
OGDEN. March 29.-Aftcr Il futile
three days search Tor a prisoner Who
escaped from him AT IIazcn. New. Dep
uiv Sheriff George Mclaughlin OF Den
yer. Colo. arrived in this city TODAY
without having found trace OF his man.
Tho prisoner was j. W. Carter. alias w.
W. Downing, wanted IN Denver for al
legged forGeries aggrcrsunS several thYu-
sand dollars.
Carter WAS arrested I'm san Francisco
and officer Mclaughlin was detailed 70
make the triD west FOR the prisoner. II"
left san Francisco Monday and went 10
bed that night with Carter handcuffed
10 his own wrist. Some time during the
night tho prisoner slipood tho handcuf
from his own wrist and climbed out OF
tic car window st ilszcn. small town
on tho Southern. Pacific about 100 miles
west Of this city
OFFICER Mclaughlin soon learned of his
ioss and returned Ia Bazen. spending
three days in a search of tho surround p
inC country hut failed tn locate his man.
fIe has supplied tho local police with
n fun description of tho alleged forEcr.
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LACK OF COMPLAINTS
DOESN'T WORRY GRANT

Tie refusal OF County Attorney I. II
Wiley Ia issue complaints aSainS
GrocerS WHO violate tho Stnday closinc c
ordinance viii not deter Chief OF Police
r. T.. Grant in his determination to Gu
force the law in that respect.
"Wc will proceed To prosecute tho
yrocers who sell their wares on Sunday
under the city ordinances if tho count!
attorney does not sec rt TO cooperate
with us said Chief Grant last night
when shown the county attorneys slate
m.ni refusing 10 issue complaints asked
for by tho chief. ''Tf Mr Wiley in
Inmates. thc city ordinances arc not ado
uuste To- secure conviction, We viii see
L. i, that other ordinances arc drawn
up under which prosecution will he sue
ceSsful.'
Under orders from Chief Grant the po-
lice department is now busy gathering
cvid dencc against shopkccpers who Keep
open OF Sunday and II Is expected a test
ease will be brought before the courts
In tho near future.
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DIED

cRoCKER-Mar %, 1912 Richard
Henry CroclSer aged 42 years. Il native
OF Coatesville Pa. Funeral at y. m.
today Saturday from the Qualtrough-
Allcott funeral parlors. o4i South Main
street. Interment In City cemetery.
CASTER-ln this city. March %, 1912.
Lillian &. Caster, aged 26 years. Re-
mains will be shipped from O'Donnell &
Co.'S parlors today to Buffalo. y. Y. for
interment.
WITBECK-In this city. March %. 1912.
OF hemorrhage, VernIce Witbeck, in
her thirty first year; native OF Manti.
Utah: daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
X Barton OF Manti, Utah The remains
were shipped To- Manri by Joseph Will
liam Taylor this morning for burial.
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Settles Carnahan Estate.
Special To Tho Tribunc.

special 10 TIC Tribune.
OGDEN March 2a-JudGe " !. Hsr-
ris gave his attention to several probate
matters I'm the district court today be
fore taking up the case or AnSon &. Call
against tho Davis County Light g Power
company. The principal probate matter
before tho court was the granting OF 4
petition FOR the nuaI settlement or the
estate ~ The late lIr. John -. Csrna han.
The estate was ordered closed and the
administrators released from further onl-
.at tons. \ hearing on tho petition for
rual settlement Ia the estate of Eliza
beth BOYLE. deceased WAS continued u
week because petition has heen filed
10y parties claiming an interest In GER
tain pVupnrtV
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FUNERAL NOTICES

HtGHliS-Iruncral services Ovor tho re-
mains OF Patrick II. Hughes. who dico
in This city March ~. 1872, win bc held
from O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel. 80 80
South West Temple street, today. Satur-
day. At . o'clock, under the auspices of
Maxwell Mexican post, c. y, Il. Inter
ment Mount Olvet cemetery.
SNN pER--Funeral services over the &c
mains OF Adam Snyder. who died in this
city March 81. 1872. VIII be held from the
L, .. f.. hall Sunday. March II. 1917
al O'Clock. under the auspices OF salt
Lake lodge No. 81. #. o. t. lntermcnt
Mount. OliYct ccmeterN.
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WEBER ACADEMY WINS.
Both Negative and Affirmative Teams
Gain Decision in Debating Contest.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March %. In tIrcc-cornerc1
debating contest between student teauS
tonight, Weber academy was tho victor
With both nj lis teams. Tho negative
team won from the ogden high school
affirmative team. and tho affirmative
team won from the Brigham high school
negative team. The debate was held AT
the Brigham high school. tho Ogden high
school aud the W"bor academy. The
Ogden hist school won ono decision and
lost the other. The Brigham teams lost
both decisions.
Tho subject of The debate was; Re
sol eG, That The principle OF the Initiative
ana referendum should bc admitted into
lhc lfah legislative svsicn.'
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New Firm Enters Field.
spcclaI to The Tribune

Special O. The Tribune
OGDEN. March pa new firm en-
tered into the hardware business in Og-
don today, when a deal was closed bv
which Joseph ScowcTon Louis n Peerv
Fnd Phillip w Kuiseiy purchased the
stock and business of The Boyle Hard
ware company. which for the past twelv.
NcAtS has been managed BY John 4.
boylc. The new firm viii he known rs
the Peery knisely Hardware company
Nr. knisely, formerly with the George 4
Lowe COnpanN viii bc rnanagcr
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Former Ogden Woman Dies.

special To The Tribune,
OGDEN. March 29.-Ogden friends
nave learned OF the death at Thermopo-
lis. Wyo.. nf Miss Jennie flank. for
mer resident Of THIS city. al the home
oi her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il.
Hank, on March II. after "A long Illness.
Miss Hank was born in Idaho. but spent
MOTT of her early HE iu this city,
graduating from the ogden high school
IN 1879 and afterwards teuching in the
public schools She later graduated from
the University oC Wyoming.
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Loses Both House and Barn.
pectaI To Tho Tribune.

Spe-iai To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. March -. Within The space
ol three hours fire destroyed the resi-
daucc and barn OF !. X. Bohu AT 1864
oak avenue early This. morning. IT is
said that the explosion OF kerosene
lamp iired The house. Tho fremen re-
spouded 10 thi. alarm shortly after .
O'clock. but were unable TO save the
building from almost complete destruc-
bon Two hours later the barn was dis
covered In be on fire and il burned to
tho ground. The origin OF the second
ire is not known The two buildings
were insured for $500, which will cover
the loss
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Bingham Funeral Sunday.

special To- The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2a.-rhc funeral of
Mrs Emaine Larissa Bingham whose
death occurred AT the Dec hospital Thurs :
Gny afternoon Will be held Sunday after
noon. with services at the Huntsville
meeting house at | o'clock, Friends may
view the body at Lindquists s undertaking II
chapel up 10 noon SATURDAY.. Interment
VIII be In the Huntsville cemetery. Mrs.
Bingham vas born in Hyrum. Cache val
ley. April IS. 1851. Sh. Is survived by
hcr mother. husband. thirteen SONS and
five daughters
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Two DIVORCES Granted.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2o.--Judge ]. r. How
clt granted two DEGREES Of divorce in the
district court TO-DAY. Mrs Ellen Rich
ardson war granted an lnterlocutory de-
crec from William \. Richardson. She
was given all 81 the family property in
leu Of alimony. An interocutory decree
was also granted 20 Nellie NJ. Barney In
hcr proceedings against Peter ~. Barney.
She was given the custody ~ three mi
nor ciiiidren and $50 month alimony.
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Mrs. Beestou Buried.

Special % The Tribune.
OGDEN March 2g-Funcral services
for the late Mrs. Kate Harris Bccstou.
widow of the late james Becston, were
held at the Second ward meeting house
- : clock this afternoon. with Bishop
Robert hcOuarrie conducting. President
{. Y. Middleton also spoke. Musical
numbers were furnished by Miss Josie
shorten and Lawrence GrecnVell. Inter
mcni was In tho Ogden CITY cemetery.
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FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
FINISHING

G.. w. UAUCK or NEW YORK CITY
Interior hardwood finishing. Ind. l'sl2:
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GROCERY SPECIAL

-~~0-~~~~C~~~1e~~~~~~0~-
14g LBS. SUGAR. Sl.oo; FRESH UTAH
large can pork and beans, Zoe; good tea,
H.. 25c: mustard. pepper. cocoanut.
spice peanut butter, 10, zoe: a. Il.
Naptha, Fairy. Crystal White, BorsX
soap. 25c compound lard, is. "er.
rs. soc; los 95c: los lard. si.25; IS, Csc;
lbs soda crackers. ginger snaps. Lima
beans. 25c; best creamery butter. 3oc'
oleomargarinc zoe; straight grade flour.
95c: S-lb can iOc coffee. 90c; gclatine
15c; bologna. lb.. 10c; lbs. apples. l9c:
Quaker Oats. 1Oct 4 lbs. rice; navy beans
or brown beans. 25c; sour pickles. at, lpc {.
sweet pickles. pint, loc: best olives piig'
lac: good vinegar. gallon. l5c; cider
vinegar. bottle. lac; 6-lb box Silver
Gloss starch. i0c: SOC can cocoa. soc;
cans oysters. 15c; Flash hand cleaner
I5c: Kirk's shaving stick. Zoe; picnic
hams. pound. l1lc; 3 cans Early June
peas soc: good broom. Spc: cream oi
Wheat 1jc: good coffee 'o'' -oc'
large oranges. doz., 2Oc. cans "k trIs'
Rcd Seal I've Snider's pork ana beans
a5c. new bloatcrs. loc; plums
can zoe: > quarts cranberries' lac
Gallon can Catsup. zoe; p9'h1
ages Persian dates. l5c: taSi' orMnu
milk. l5c; Royal shoe polish; loc; OBS: ,hS.
suIsndo 25c: Postum Cereal @pc:
corn. gloss starch. soda, ball biulng'
anv . for 15c: cereal coffee. Zoe: anchoFies'
IN i5C: boxes matches. 2oci lamp chtu-
,to,,s Ir. ibs. strong cheese. -8c'
G mounds wheat and oat meal, e2c; Two
lii. cans salmon, 25c: best ham. &c
LniIoJ ham. 90c: three cans peaches.
i0c. 6 cans oil sardines, 25c: NJ. j. - go,
fee sjc: Lipton's tea. pound. bOc' pa'h-
arcs corn Flakes. l5c; gallon can syrup.
i5c: lbs rnscarpni. l3c DID sarNS
salt i5c: bars Wd6hlnG S""u. -
Chicago store. ll6 West First Sontnns,.o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-30
Sunday School Convention.
Special Ia Tic Tribune.

H'rilai Ia = nc Iribunc-
OGDEN. March 23.-The North Weber
stake Sunday school convention viii be
held in The auditorium II the Weber
academy Sunday. with Sessions at $50
2. m. ard y. ~. There will also be
an evening meeting but IL will not be
part of the regular convention ses-
sions- There are 333 teachers I'm Tire
STAKE and II Is expected that coo OF these
VIII be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-30

8 ROOMS. Sc INQUIRE 1929 so. 7TH
East x2i1B
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Resume Work on Cutoff.
al 10 Tho Tribune.

''I'' IaI VI IiI' 7 TT nWIl".
OGDEN, March 39.-Within the next
fcv days work IL 10 be resumed on the
Ogden -Lucin cutoff after a suspnnsion
"f activities several weeks ago Two
ballast trains VIII be put on and 10
mon viii be given employment Ballast
IRON Tho Lakeside qwarrics will he trans
ported on tho cutoff TO complete the
Roar river MI.
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REMOVAL.


J. c. IIEESCH. PLUMBING AND HEAT
ing establishment, moved 10 259 State
street. ae2
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MIDWIFE
FURS AND PLUMES
FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

>-~->->@D~~~~@~>'-(--7-~->- ------~>>-~-,-~--->
WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FT-R
and taEidcrmist line. Highest prices
paid for raw furs and wild animals
r. StcnZel Fur Co. ~ E. 5rJ So. s222s
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
cmbalmer, ls4 :. West Temple. Phones
1919. Dis
IT,. G. O'DONNE;Il., UNDERTAkER
and cmbalmer. has moved 10 new To-
cation, 225-22T South West Temple st.
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. oS3g9
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INTERMOlrNTAIN EMPLOYMENT
Agency = w. md South. Both phones
1853. Hotel and restaurant help. Estab-
liShcd II wears a22l3
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ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN. HARD
: wood floors. bungalow finish inside;
Wasatch 3lis- 342 North Main st, al2os
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EARNINGS OF The HOME

Even your home has its earning power
While il of all interests of the merely
sonal nature also the center of radatng forces
Like not there spare which would net you
a neat of money weekly monthly.
There people today glad to rent your They
will watch The Tribune Want Ad pages for
The renting Of a two to congenia, pleasant
people is busnesske, profitable and dependable.
Are you going to bring yourself into the new and mod
crn way Of reaching the homeseeking public?
Discard the old-fashoncd and obsolete window cards
Furnished Rooms and advertise in The Tribune Want
Columns.
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STENOGRAPHERs JOIN SPEED DC
la'loh classes at practical school. Phone
Wasatch 208S Mrs. White, SOTO Sc
curity & Trust bldg n2s53
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CUT FLOWERS

'---~|---~->7-
THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING,
PA Il. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b29'
HfDDART FLORAL CO, 62 so. MAIN
st. Phones l06. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nl6@2
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRN1sEED
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% HOUSES. ALL KINDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros, Co., lo3 Madh Mnn
street aJ9o
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PRACTICALLY NEW. STRICTLY MON.
South Seventh East a,po,
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s25-5- ROOM MODERN: BASEMENT
and laundry trays Call rs Z. 3rd 50
Phone 2525-T airs
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HE1p.

tREF' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church: we
get you n position free OF charge Tele-
phonc Ind. 1866. Bell 5S22 t277S
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HOTELS

NEW IDAHO HOTEL. 2olg f. iTH so
Newly furnished. steam heat bath IN
runs. soc To 81 per dav $3.50 To 81 per
week. Bell Nasatch 2Ta6-N. aI0i
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CLEAN. 5-EOOM. MODERN HOUSE:
East ai0l
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AN s-ROOMEp HOUSE. CLOSE iN.
ki9s a. south Main AIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-30

g. 4. AND s-ROOM STRICTLY MOD,
IL houses. Keys at s23 East End SOUTH
street o5o2
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WANTED
wANTEp--MAIE HELP.

STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for aborerS.
81 West End South. Phones A6i
Gas
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STRICTLY MODERN. NICELY FTTR-
fupninfdo n1InSd S-rS9m mod 500 viii rent un-
BETTlLYON HOME RJIII,D},pS co
10-l2 East 3rd So ,ISe;
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FOR RENT
FOR esNT HOUSES FunN7spvr

=
OR MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS
win plano and private bath Reason'
able 125 III street asn,,
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MASSAGE

~~-~-~>~~~~~~~~-~~-~-~-
MISS HELD. llo j.. IND so. APT. 20
uipstairsI sI-massaGe. electrical. yibra-
tory and steam baths. new attendants.
xI595
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7-RooM MODERN l74 EAST ATH SO.
Phones 1914. az
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4-ROoM MOD CoTTAGEH CLOSE IN;
no children. l22 W. ith South. XIV
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5-ROOM MODERN NEWLY PAPEKED
Bedford villa East 4th So. walking
distance. Wasatch 3240-T. HleZ9
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5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE IN MODERN
place 2nd South between sth and Tth
East. Bell phone w. Sol, IND. 436.
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COTTAGES. CLOSE IN: JhNlTOR
service; 4-room, $lS 5-room. s22.oO be, @
2027-Z S14IT
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PICTURE FRAMING


THE PICTURE SHOP" 554 SOUTH
state: picture framing at moderate
rates: try a1457
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CARPENTER, JOBBING
PATENTS
VACUUM CLEANERS
TYPEWRITERS

we RENT TYPEWRITERS. -.
An mikes repaired. exchanged ana sou;
tftab typewriter Exchange Co. 90 "sos
End So Phones 43o. Estae2isneo asiS7
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Two More Burclaries.

Thieves stole set Of tools belong
ing 10 ". LLOYD from the Salt Lake
Building company mill last night. En-
trance WAS gained tr the premises bv
breaking rear window. Four halter;
and 100 feet of rop" were Stolen last
night from the Kiuhall Van & Storage
stables on Folsom ay"nuc. Both thcftS
were reported Ia the police.
Van Camp Pork ana Beans now 10c.
15c, 20c.
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GROOM. MODERN. FURNACE GAS:
333 South 10rn East. 1859
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST 1ST so:
ESQ rooms: rates. 35c. i0c and 10c; mod
ern, baths. l5c. n1320
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II. ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. So r. 1ST
;, So Inquire p W. Medsen Furn. store
Wasatch Sc nSSS
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MOD. 3 RMS. AND BATH. $3.50 PER
month Phone r O. Perkins. Semloh
motel. 455 East 9Th South. S2l5J
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ID. l.. OLESON. LAWYER.
207 Boston Bldg. Wasatch 4l12. p630
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS e MARIONEAUX. ATTOR-
neys. O. w. Powers. Thomas Marion
eauX, j. w. Mckinney. Top floor front.
Kcarns bldg, Bell 1850. Roger w Pow
ers notary n24S3
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DANA r. SMITH. ATTORNEY i0S-9
Herald Bldg. Bell phone, Wasatch 71i.
X1zG0
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HAT FACTORY
FAMILY HOTEL.

FIFTH EAST HOTEL. \ FIRST CLASS
family and tourist hotel. Popular prices
$3.50
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-29

to gain him notoriety at small ex-
pense.
He's 81 years old, and has had
Atlantic-co in his vest pocket for
80 years.
All the powerful influences at
Kuehnle's command bounced
down on Judge Kaisch after the
boss was convicted. A petition
for fine without a hard-labor
prison sentence was presented,
signed by
Every banker in town but two.
Every big business man ex-
cept three or four.
Nearly every professional man.
Leaders in the saloon and gam
bling house fight.
And several ministers!
Why, in the name of decency,
did such people sign? They were
forced to. 10 the business man,
the gang said:
"Sign this petition or your
credit at the bank goes glimrner-.
ing"
To professional men, the gang
said:
"Sign this petition of your rent
goes up"
To the reformers and ministers
the gang said:
"Sign this petition or your rent
goes up and your receipts for
charity drop to nothing"
And they signed.
All this had about as much
effect on Tudpe Ka1iSch as :, maid
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A Wise Lawyer.

Much noise thou makest in
this dull place." said Satan to a
corporation lawyer as he entered
an earthly court.
well, that's about the best ar
gument l know of" replied the
lawyer. =
Holding a concert for charity
is base way of side-stepping the
musician critics.
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disregarded with irnpunity or dis
obeyed. Louis Kuehnle, stand
upp
Kuehnle stood up, pale and
trembling, in the dead silence of
packed courtroom; no longer
the supreme>boss, but the cring-
ing CRATER, stripped of power,
facing sentence before a merciless
judge-on all tours with the low
est member of society.
Out of that silence came the
judges voice:
Louis Kuehnle, it is the SEN
tence of the court that you be
confined for one year at hard
labor in states prison; that you
pay 81 900 fine and that costs of
prosecution, and that you remain
in prison until fine and costs have
been paid" -
Kuehnle was convicted of graft
ing on paving contract for $310,-
600. The water board, of which
he was president, LET a contract to
a man named Lockwood was a
dummy acting for the United
Paving Co., of which Kuehnle is
a big stakeholder.
Kuehnle's four chief lieuten-
ants were sentenced to from three
monthsto one year at hard labor.
-O-O-
A Wise Lawyer.
Much noise thou makest in
this dull place. said Satan to a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
TO ARGUE APPEAL
City Solicitor VIII Endsaver to Have
Judgment Of Justice Suspend
ed and Appeal Granted.

Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
City Solicitor Addleman will appear
before Judge Frank Nesbitt Of the cir
cult court and ask that the decision
rendered against the city by Justice
Lee Dobbs In the suit OF william
Rosenberg be set aside and an appeal
to the circuit allowed.
The action results from a suit
brought against the city by Rosenberg
In Dobbs court he claiming damages
to b amount Of S275 for injuries sus-
trained by his horse driving into an
opening on the street on the South
Side. At the hearing held January %,
1912. the city was not represented
and the justice proceeded to hear the
case and rendered judgment in favor
OF Rosenberg In the sum Of $175.'
The city claims IL was never notified
OF the hearing and the ten day limit
having expired in which the justice
could grant such appeal the matter
Will go to the circuit court where the
solicitor expects to have the case re-
opened and tried on its merits.