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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
FLOOR COLLAPSES,
TWO WOMEN INJURED

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10.-Two women were
hurt late today when the floor OF the
Cabanne Methodist Episcopal church col
lapsed just after funeral party had
passed out OF the building. The women
were plunged through the floor. into the
man who assisted in removing the In
jured women from the basement said the
accident was due to the dry rotting OF
the ioists under the vestibule floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
ARMY Orders,

SHINGToN Feb. l0.-Maior Fran
els J, Koester, Twelfth cavalry. is as
signed TO duty In the Office OF tho adju
tan; general OF the army; First Lieuten-
ant Thorne Slayer. Seventeenth infantry,
will proceed TO Trenton and report to the
governor OF New Jersey as inspector of
the militia of that state: Captain John
w Barnes. Eighteenth infantry. Is re-
I!eved from assignment to medical corps ::
orders OF February ., relating 10 Captain
e. ". Andres, quartermaster corps. re-
medical corps and assigned 10 the Elgh-
teenth infantry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

This is the season Of the year when
mothers feel very much concerned over
the frequent colds contracted by their
children, and have abundant reason,
for it, as every cold weakeps the lungs,
lowers the vitality and paves the way
for the more serious diseases that so
often follow. Chamberlain S Cough
Remedy is famous for its cures and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
ali dealers. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Three More Bailed Out.

CHICAGO, Feb, 10,-Bail for three
more of the labor men found guilty at
India napois of conspiracy to transport
explosives Illegally were approved today
by Judge Francis T.. Baker. presiding in
the United States court OF appeals. The
men affected were James y, Ray OF Pc
oria ILL.,, bond 900; Edwin Smythe of
Peoria. H.. bond $4,000, and ]. H.
Barry Of st. Louis, bond $40 200.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
SNEED ON TRIAL FOR
KILLING BOYCE, JR.

VERNON. Tex, Feb, i0.-The case OF
J. B Sneed, charged with the murder Of
Al Boyce, Jr.. at Amarillo. Tex. Sep
tember IA last, was called here today.
This was the last OF the five sensational
trials growing out OF the elopeInenl OF
young Boyce and Mrs. ], E. Sneed to
Canada little more than ? year ago.
Sneed has been tried twice for killing A.
G, Boyce. Sr. The first trial resulted In
a disagreement and the second In an
acuuittsl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
SUFFRAGETTES RAID
LONDON'S WEST END

LONDON. Feb. 1o.-Mllitant suffra-
gettes today raided the West End dis
trict known as Clubland A number of
fireclay balls through the windows Of
political and society clubs.
Several windows we're broken also In
tie residence OF Prince Christian of
George
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

pliances that perform the same work &c, 0n
the American farm today Professor III
rey said that practically all OF the oese
farm machinery had been inNehteo N N
shown of three gasoline tractors ploW-
ing a strip 5ixty-tour feet wide with
fi(ty-five disk piows. The interest or
the audience in tho instructive exnlol-
tion was seriously marred by either an
inefficient projecting apparatus or an In
experienced operator.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Foils p Eoul Plot.

When g shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels to cause distress by re-
fusing to act take DR.. King's New Life
Pills, and end such abuse. of your sys'
ten. They gently compel night action
store your health and all good feelings,
CSC at Schramm johnson. drugs
(Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
ALLEGED TRAFFlCKEE
IN COCAINE HI

Fred Jones and E Cook. tSo -
stationed at Fort Douglas, woo ny
rested in a room at eo' Wel 2
South street and alleged 10 aw
caught buying cocaine were ,ss u
turned over TO the post aninehuSs.
ter Jones, a former solosI !. ~ "a
found In the same place ana ,u
with the sale OF the drug Is ~
city iail. III
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
OPERATING COMPANY
FOR NEWHOUSE HOTEL

The Newhouse Operating company.
which Will bc formed for the purpose OF
operating the Newhouse hotel Is ex-
pected TO file its articles OF Incorporation
at an early date. 1t Is announced that
the capital stock Will be 100000 and
that Lafayette Hsnchett will he presl
dent and mana ginc director.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
Discuss Road LEGISLATION.

The state road commission held a
meeting al the Commercial club vester-
day afternoon 10 discuss road legisla-
ton now pending in the legislature. w.
D. Beers, state road engineer presid ed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
orem Here for ocafEsss

A J orem OF Boston was Is. y ~ -
Yesterday consulting with ~ as,str T {
c. Orem. and with ioImss THE iyScsles {
Bamberger relative TO tnc y. RI
depot In Salt Lake lot IN 'WvShls ~
and Orem electric lines, :, Gsod e
was a guest at the Ne" o.s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS

The following theater notices are
marked advertisement In order to
comply with a strict Interpretation OF
the new federal newspaper law, In
no sense are they paid advertise
ments, They are Items furnished by
the press agents of the various
theaters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

"SherIdan's Ride" a 10I Bison produc-
ton In three reels and the headitner a;
tho Rex theater today, Will convince ali
the old skeptics who never patronize
moving picture shows of the merits OF
the movies Never has the world seer
picture that so thoroughly brings the
true sentiment % America nism our ol
an audience. The Rex management nas
extended an Invitation to ali civil wal
veterans TO U present Tuesday after,
noon and evening, their badges being al
that is necessary to gain adnittance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Suffering o. 5af.

unoertegneOe oil berpeo bjerte.
Zig toffe og fuittere for ben genne.
gaze, iom grpitebrsore og nogle
andre oeronre | amerifa bar iam-
let til mig. @aOen er pan $93.50.
Og Der fan ioa npbnes, at 8aitor
Ser. anfer ienote mig 2 Doll. Der
opre, piitnof fsr ban boDOe bert
en- en- fpaes SnOiamIing til Ell
@ope. Mltioa tilfommen $95.50.
Sn, ioa 9of til ale GiDerne, og
ioa ogiao en- 9of til be Wano, Der
tiIlige bar eiort Senitilline ON at
inoiomIe oenne B~ennegope.
Weo Eat for @npen og oginn
for bet SinoeIag, Tom bar itooet
bagbeo, ienoer ies ioo en- fprIis
SiIien til ale Benner 6eropre.
GorbinoIigit og b~rooerIiat.
5. peoerfen,
gorup. goritp Ct, Dnnmdrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

areOsmpbe % airfrinoOielie.
On CUB oil, boloer e. 9nfoto
areos tit 3oroarsfreosmeoe / BEL.
Ia oonife, eo. .Iutb. Weniebeo, Sio.
men, Montana / 0ogene 26.-29.
SUM. Meoet begDnoer meo Subs.
tieneite / airfen 9orsone @iten ben
26. SUM.
8sGgenoe emner oil bline bebono.
let unoer Rs6et:
I. oGen friiteIiee 8isbeo" lam.
menbolot meo Hom. s, i4-f6;
T.. Sob. 3, 2-f4.
2. n89ffelie = oens aoriag og
8irfning".
8rsore beoer for os.
). J. aiIofig.
5 SenboIo til openitonenoe 9e.
fenotgereIie inobpoer Bella b. e. [.
Wenigbeo til npbnte areosmsoe.
Som, 8enner, og bel Cubs Riges
Sober meo os.
B9r ioa penIig at inomel6e eoer
til unoertegneoe fsr 20. SUM.
gaa Wenigbebens Begne.
HieIs Gnmfon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
gSeilige# cut"

gn m llogaoe al oeite ifsme %
6etenOte 9iet / 3. 9. Mpniters
Operi9ttelie er netop notommel
paa port 6orlag - oeme @anB i
et net lille 9ufte paa S Sioer /
OmiIog. 9riien er per Cts. . 9ts
per 9uiin 10 Gts.. per 100 $3.50.
ait uetto. p%ortofrit.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Sarm til Sals.

100 acres til SnIg, beliggenoe
ca. 9 Mil git for Sucf. isis. Stan
febes til rimelig Bris. so acres
~vimpropeo" og 80 acres runim.
propeo" enteu tiIiammen eaer ben
enc Del for fig, eiteriom asberen
mootte snife. 99t ueo Sfole, ct.
gouIi Mgb. bigger | CONNER Sir.
fe life ODER en- boIu WiI ira BIoo.
fen. goit. $. u. gon6o b%etiener
Weniebeoen. Wuliee asbere beoes
benbenoe fig til Ssreen Sonien,
Route 2, 2iicf, isis, og bem9rfe,
at aoertisiementet er Jet | Dan.
iferen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

SefenotaDrelie.

Get oarIige ipaes Snoremisiions
meoe for u. 7afotas Snoremis.
lions. 5oreninger. aiboIoes. ON @uo
oil, / 3ions Meniobeo Al 5ritir.
ten. ocn 26.-29. SUM. begge d.
9e incIuiipe. poo SnobnoeIie al
3ions Menigheo al 5rifirfen. 9e.
tbania Reniqheo Al Zen Tor. Sir.
fe. og 9etbonia Meniaheo al San.
ges. / Winot. q. 1af. - Meoet
aabues meo 9r9oifen Al 1fisiio.
mar Sens Giren al aenmare. u.
Cat. ST 1890. fmo. SamtaIe.
emne: Gut. u. $40. iom mo.
leoes al gaitor ;. Come al Miinot
Il. 9af.
G(ne tiIreiieaoe iaor irit 2o9i.
man MAJ %iuoienoe fire 9aune
400 lib til unoertegneoe.
aae er bierteIig ueIfomne. Tom
mango meo Bon ON meaen @eliia.
nellie ira Serrens aaiun.
@aa aomiteens geane
Is. e. Carton. Sef..
0inot y ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

guostieneite af. 10 Onsoae 5or.
mi0oog / WenigbeOens airte.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
/. De aIminoeIige - | a~nlebning
al Snoberetuiuger ira SaniunOets
gmbeosmpno. ll0oaIg og 9omitecr
2. 9olg al @mbeosmGuo.
SperieIIe Sager.
Al st aonititutionsforiIag ON en-
5oranoring al anrsmeoets 9eIegd.
ton = ira Menigbeos- til areoS.
reprpientation. (Se 4arsb. Sioe
1851
b SnmmeniIutuin1 al o0onif
9utb. airfebloo~ % ~Ge hinges
9Ioo."
e 9lan Tor AfbetoIing al @GI.
oen pao 5rinitatis Seminarium %
8ono College.
81 Bort Snore. % 0Oremisiions.
arbeioe.
Gilbert al oisie Gmner bill bIipe
inoIeoet PEG ct 5orcorog.
Weniaheoer % 9rpiter. Tom on.
fer Optaaelie / Zen foreneoe oou.
ife airfe. sebes inoienoe Gnorogen.
DC oerom I betimeIi1 Sio.
1onfeiprog: oSerrens beire
Saano ifaber Strait. (SaI. 11S,
16.)
". 3. RieIfen. SET
g. 9.6briitianfen, 6orm.
3 9enboIo til openitooenoe BE-
fenotaereIie inobpoer berpeo Dor
5reIiers ounife eo. .litb. Wenighe0
/ Racine. @isconiin Zen foreneoe
oanife ep..Iutb. airfe"s Solf %
8enner ira fern og nGr til at nGre
meo os / De Gage.
Som o. ppr biertelig OeIfom.
menl Bort qirfeiamiun6s Soft Der
nil asre alt, hoao De formnor for
at ale fan fsIe iig biemme. Mfen.
8ennerl : mno enoelig meloe e0er
/ aob lib til BrGiten neo Dor
1reIiers airfe - mcIo eoer life
I'll noaen onoen - og ggr Oct in.
ben 5irsoag Den 81. Mai. Scr bet
Tor at fire eoer Serberge frit.
Ter betaties $3.50 Tor fuIo Sui.
iebiIlet. UlnIiat Onerituo tilialOer
port Sanfunos Sfole Der / Hdcine,
9uther College. paa hoiIfeu 8or.
retningsnleoerne piI bIioe aiboIote.
Serren gise o. ct oeliignet og
Tor @uos Hige ibIanot os irugt'
bnrenoe StGunel
Raeine / gpril 1913.
Carl Z. Sfotp,
Cor 6reIiers Wgb.s 5ormnnO.
q. :. sing,
9rpit Deo Dor Srelier5 airfe.
9oppI: 1f46 9lacine Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Oct iyttenbe aarsmpbe

Zen foreneoe oonife enong. -Iutb.
airfe | Mmerifo"
afboIoes, ON Sub bill. | Dor 5reI.
fers Wenigbeo, Hocine, isis, fra
Onsone ben II. SUM til Monbng
ben 16. Stunt besge Dage ibereg.
net.
Wsoet aabnes meo Ssimesie-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Bnbstieneitsr.

clair: Ssnoag @nostie-
neite meo gltergang. sfriftemaaI
begDnocr 81 10. Sngen aftenguos.
tieneite.
dennaro.
lln9oomsieit efernion Al ilere
Mars aonfirmanoer) pad Ssnooa
@uostieneite meo altergang. begun
Der ST. 1890. 8aaesmiooog ira
.aI. y til aG. 20. Gale % Son3
paa gngelif o9 9anif ira ben lii
al % til ST. 4. 9ae peItommne I'll
Weoet.
Grnm: @uostieneite /. % 3.
5snong / hoer Waone6. aI. 1890
Sormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

goa Renigbeoens geene bierte-
Tia Saf til ale 8iDerne.
6. q. 2aurfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Skal Du ReiSe2.

Hvis ID tenker paa q taw . -
g 0amleiandet eIlef ssnds u0nGe 0
6~iegtnfnga. da koms thu. g 0a0
kekke At Aar har solgt 0ego 0uDunu
nd nogeu anden skandinav1as ~
chicago. VI sRlCer BtIleeeW - -
- storste o. bedste 1tnt9 a 0nw
wore Reisonde plado Gmaakan0U~
sden ekstra Bstaling. Ara Go61 -
sefagc. Penge veks1eD q 0oMW
3ronesedler kjSbes q on1UA -
0plysninger faass ~ H0vUnn~0
MT Udvaudrine11puenG
ovansseDo0 pu1nMno 0su11D
s626 Fullerton Ave. Chicago. n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
2anb pst 8rorfss % Gibnes,
Wontaae.

5lere gooe Sections 2onb Is |
oIt) | bet bomite Excitement Deb
grorion, % nnr sibnep. Montana,
for SaIe til rimelige grifer % poo
lille gil:oor. geliseenbe fra 8 til
10 II fra Banen. 4on f6beS ! It
9eie elIer | belle elIer bdlpe Set.
tons.
5or normere Oplpsnins ffrip
paa Gngelif eller Donff til Gormers
State 8onf, sibnep, Nontdna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
yOanfferen"
1nsOog Ben 81. Waai 1918.
Blair, &ebr.

III, boao ot ltreo ltolt, at Den lto-
ite lges iterite 9egipenbeO = iaa.
ban taget / fin Acknowledged -
bar pgret 8tegnialoet meO liOt
6agl imellem. 9llereoe iamme
Gags Aften (Ons0ag) lit Di noget
IT ct Doloiomt 9ieguifpl, leoiaget
af Sogl. al bpilfe nogle bar ON.
trent iaa tore iom SsnieGs. Ger
zoe peo 3%eoatterens Siem ajor0e
nan Brig al Ssihtmperue - ires
See Cream, ueo SiGlp al oem
Han ber 10 gore beoite Drug al
ut. 0ogen SfaOe bar 9aglen og
bet foIoe Seir bel giort, men buer.
ZEN GrngttrRr, Speoe eler AIial-
"a Ter uiOere meotaget no. - 1et
hliber Tor 5armerne, iGrIig for
8enl paa 2dplanoet. at iaa g9ai.
I'm pIautet. men - De. Der benpt.
ter De Gbancer. ser faar, opnoar
aof ct soot &eiuItat ogiaa / 9or
Geo Sfolen bar man unlmin.
,eIig traoIt meO 6or6ereoelier til
Ftsomen, iom begun0er / oenne
Rge. for Den teoIogiife 4foelines
Beofommenoe | Dag, De andre Nj
AeIingers geotommenoe paa 5re.
bag.
4rof. Big fom / Manoags
siem ira elf Sorn, Sa.. bpor ban
bar npret til MisIionsme0e.
Sioite 5reoag Gften (oen
Is. @aD baoSe W1iis IieIiens
EleDer paa Cana oen itore Scr
aeieIie at tiIbringe Iftenen / ben.
ses Stem / 9pen.
81 par bel ca. 40 unge, baabe-
fuloe Menneifer, Tom inofanot o.
Der ueo Sttetioen.
Oct par oct fineite Waoneifins-
eeir, iaa oi foretrat Of blioe uoen
Gere iorels6ig. Oct elf itrafs Us
meo nlIe Slags muntre 9ege. ia.
efn Den gooe gnmle oSaa uGOe 81
BaomeI@ bIeu life CLIENT. 5en0eo
al. 9 bleu oi arranqeret / en- itor
Hunoefre0s, og oerpao bleo Der
krperet Sor6bGr meo @aniIleis.
lom imagte ~ ia, Ri fit MI hoer
iaa riseIie en- Rortiou, iaa ri GLEN.
b at iige. at BET imngte efter mere.
Zen iioite Zines Gio tiIbragte
81 inoe / Suiet meo Gang og Mu-
IL. og peo GIIeDetioen beaab pi os
1on @eien biem glade % tilire0ia
ocer of Bare tiIbrogt en- bpggelig
Eften / Dor 9prerinoes Stem.
Bic.
9rof. Subl ira Off Sorn per-
II BERTH en- llge ira / Worgen ri.
I'm; ban oiI boloe 5oreorag Tor
Eono Alumni asiociation"
3 Ssnooqs par Der aonfirma-
don / airfen. Sem unee Menne.
fer afIagoe yoen gooe g~efenoelie
Dr manae 8ioner~. Eli 9uffel
gio 5 oItio mna forbIipe tro inioo
aenne gefenoelie.
Eaa Senong @ften er ser in.
gen @itostieneite / Girfen. Ssiifo-
iens @raouen6er hoGoer afifeosfeIt
: ~GitD SaII", og til oenue Set er
Rait. ajeller inobuot. Der er fle-
p 8anife bl1not De graouerenoe.
Sra Nrs Sesperien bor oi
lie bert De iioite Gage. &enoes
9iIftano er nof fritiTf, f%oritoar ri.
Better Ghriitionfens ira Drum
Rebr., er fommen tilbnoe ira en-
Eur til California, og bar MI DO.
fat fig Der / Blair. @eltommen til.
bogel
On llge fra 5reoog aften
EEutuinesfeit pon lana College,
5DortiL nIle bpoes bierteIigt OeI-
hpnnne.
There viii be memorial
services held in the city hall
Sunday May 25th, 1913 at IL A.
d.. Address by Rev. Lang, as
sisted by the ministers of the
city. P. J. Gossard, Com.
aIaoningsitpffer renies, pres.
~ os reporeres net, burtist os
5iIist hos 9be SIair Eanforinm.
.. q. GIeasbp, Brop. III for
Rational gonf. Bel pbcne
See EpIin 4 Sans for Fur
utsre, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing . speciality.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

3iIiammen S6326.0
SierteIig Gof I'll ale Bipernei
gna Nenigbeoens 8egne.
Sasper Senfen.
1920 5omiIton St.
6 q 9nurfen,
2230 Ohio ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

tales ueo. ON man oil ienoe Gam.
funos. 3 elegationen til Gal. 1915.
5itus.
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Wisiiunsmaoe

boloes. bill CUB / q. Qeters DE.
uigbeo, Botter. Rebr.. 80. Oaai
til I. SUM. anrIig 5nobDoelie til
ale. Go z B m lot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Iisiionsmeoe

On @lo oiI ofbol0es Der dis.
iiousmsOe / 9etbanio Reniebeo oeo
aimbaIltou. ga. / 7agene I. %
,. Suui 1913. 5DortiI heroeo
inobnoes paa oct penIigiie.
Qaa 3eniqheoens @egne
8. 9 SEMEN. Brett
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
enno I'll sale.
Smco %Onifes.

en SmeO. ait eaer ugiit, fdn
itrafs eaer ienere iaa arbeioe Ell.
Ter febe balo Bart / en- goo Smeoe.
forretnina. @e0fommenoe mao
ppre goo iii Blonarbeioe.
Carl SIfeu
Center 9oint. @ibora g. o. SGof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Sfumnacr ipgcs.

On Sfoma9er, Der fan biGlpe til
me0 SeIetsisnrbeioe, fan faa itooigt
9rbeioe oa COB 2sn.
". q. Q. Tbompion.
Burt, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
$1,000

Ger fommer mere ira ianme
Dab. ienere. S.6.garten.
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Sffe51

sra GnatonnafaIoet peo areos-
.fasierer 4. glauien:
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-29

present. The stenOgrapher remained but the commissioner left after an hour of testimony, during which he had asked and been granted Dermis- sicn to put several questions to wit nesses. None Of these queries had important bearing in the light of the general run Of the evidence
 The hearing continued until : o'clock. when adjournment was taken until this morning at 10 o'clock. At D, Superintendent Jesse Toakum of the street railway was on the stand. Ad- iournmert was partly for the purpose of giving him time to produce from the Warren car barn the rule book containing the paragraph requiring motormen to give three rings of the conductors bell when in need of the assistance of the hand brakes.
 Assistant District Attorney Murry Attorney Cleary, Attorney J. NJ. Ross and Attorney Roy Morfort were pres eut and during t.e afternoon asked various questions. as did also various members Of the jury. Qf witnesses. Mir Clearv led the examination. he stated in the interests of Wm. Bright, de ceased. whose attorney he said he had been. 8Ir. Murry, Rominaily in charg, of the case for the county, confined himself to comparatively few ques
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-29
Sample Bottle Often
 Proves Beneficial

Some time ago I was afflicted with kindey and bladder trouble and was unable to obtain any relief from other medicines so sent for a sample bottle of your Swamp-RDot. I received so much benefit from this small bottle that l purchased a large bottle of the druggist I continued the use of Dr Kiimer's Swamp-Root until regarded myself as cured and am now in very good health. ] recommended it to a neighbOr who has used it with the same results.
 T regard your remedy, Swamp-RoOt, as a preparation that will do all yoH claim for it.
 MRS. ALBERT STEINER.
 Cressona, Pa. Personally appeared before me this 18th of September, 1909, Mrs. Albert SteTner, who subscribed the ahove statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact
 C. A. MOVER, J. ?.
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the appearance of one who would take long risks; rather the opposite. Urgent need of work, however, might make such a man take chance without realization Of what it meant tO the safety of oth- CTS.
 There was seeming weakness in the manner of his testimony as 70 technical knowledge of the job for which he had convinced those wdo broke him in that he was fit.
 Cavitt testified that hts previous work had been school teaching He told of starting from the Brewery switch with the special car, which he had brought up from Warren He had turned the trolley and sup posed the conductor had changed the air valves when ne changed the tools on the end Of the car. He dii not try air at the top of Car hli nor try for Ii until he felt need or it going down the hill Then he couId not get it. Tried to reverse but couldn't. Saw ie3 imme liateiy ahead and tried with others 10 run inside 60. The next he knew he ieit a stunning blow and did nOt recover consciousness for some time, 7vhel they were taking away the injureIs and found himself near Gn. On eA' bminatiOn, said brake wheels were not connected on cars. Had been Oi- extra list as motoTman for near two months. Had not Jeen told On leaF- ing car barn to try air. Had no LTo"- bIe with car coming up. Conductor reyerses valves. Noted tEat IToLt valve was changed. Was O. kd- as motormaB July 1. Had been riel out for 10 days previously Ihodget about one minute between his car and lO3 when he started from Brew ery. Could have ayerted collision T air had worked. Had been shown how 70 reverse.
 Conductor Nyman was next callea' in assurance and readiness of tesJ.' mony he was the opposite Of CaNi'L He said the ear started from Brew cry two or three minutes after l55 soon alter starting down Car aiiI
 noticed they were going too ias'
 and started to go forward to motor
 man. Midway realied the car was
 beyond motorman's control and starr ed back to hand brake, which As
 vas unaule 70 ,reaeh before crash
 came. Hand 2 brake rwas conaecte' and working. Saw back air valve was up. Knew au on car had been
 working right that day and cn pre- vious days. Rules required eXsm!ua ton of valves by crew. Had exam
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA )
 SS STATE OF COLORADO
 CERTIFICATE I, JAMES F. PEARCE. Secretary Of State of the State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the annexed is fuu, true and complete transcript of the
 OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE MOSQUITO RANGE MINING
 COMPANY which was filed in this office the day of May A. D. 1903 at 2:30 o'clock D. m. and admitted to record.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal ofthe State of Colorado, at the City CfFDenveT, this fourteenth day of August A. D. 1913.
 JAMES B. PEARCE,
 u Secretary of State. By THOMAS F. DILLON Jr.
 Deputy. SEAL. State Of Colorado ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE MOSQUITO RANGE MINING COM
 PANY. WHEREAS, Charles A. Walker B R. BoWLES, and John A. Ewing. Oi Lake County, State of Colorado, have associated themselves together sor the purposes Of incorporation undel the General Incorporation Acts of tho
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STREET RAILWAY STATE
 MENT.

 . Last evening the Street Rail . way company made the follow | ( ing statement; $ This company has refrained ( : from making any statement rel | { ative 10 the cause of the acci- . dent that occurred last Tues . day because it has desired in { ( no wise to influence any testi- . mony that might be presented < at the inquest. The official in- 1 ' vestigation should bring out the | cause Of the accident At this 1 . ime, however, the company e. : g-Tes to state that thus far it has { . dune everything in it's power, . that it is now doing so and will . continue to do so, 10 alleviate q any suffering that has been or q may be oCcasioned by the acei- . dent which this company re- { ( grets more than can any lnIi- | vi6lIal. It is seeing that med . ical and surgical attention IS [ given to all sufferers and is do- . ing all in it's power to mitigate : the effects. This is along the . lines of what has always been ( and always will be the compa- . ny's policy to meet its responst- . bilities and to deal generously
 Q with any one who may have . been njured in any way z through the company Or its em- . ployes. e Beyond saying that the ac- . dent is deeply regretted by com
 : pany officials and that all
 q that can he done Will be cone
 . for any and all suaerers there q is no further statement 10 be
 . made at this time
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