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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
Monte Gurlo.
Sum faHf5iaiahriaru 2mbiIanm hes
Iurnbp Ter Gpieler.

,Sn Moute Carlo f~eitrte mar on>
i'nqs Wai ods fiini5ialI6rige 8ez
i'eben Der Gpielbdni. Gigentlta
tctte bieies e~iqenartige SubiIGum
lton am 2, April b. 3. beqangen
Ter0fn miiTen. Denn pom 2. Nps
iii oes Sd5rts 1863 ootiert bic llr'
tlnos. ourh bic 5roncoi8 Blanc,
Ter iibtrau8 triDl9reite 2eiter oes
NonberiationSbauics BON 9omburg
l.. q. s.. oom 1iititen &orI III. bon
pJlonaco ole G%rluubni5 gum getrie@
bt Der Spitlban: er1ielt. ndhoem CT
8rUei 110e borber pon Rem bisberigeA
itnternebmern 10e na5u geb0renoen
GiGQtui6often uno Ge6duoe gegtn
ga 3;uHQ bon 100000 6ronten in
turem Seize |eriporten bate.
Ite GpielbdNt lit an iih alter als
ijui}jg 3a6re. @ereits 1856 bate
Iur1 Narl III. fb trti3lohen, ieia
r.m Gdu0&en our6 BAG @pjt! eirs
teue Ginn1tmequeus 5a perihaffsn.
tr6 ihlugen bic erlten 0eriufe CUR
2,erlpiytlttung 0es 6eb1utrns febl:
liz Spielbani po1 U(oHte gdrlo in
jbrer teutieen @eitoit iii oas urs
tjqe0ite Nert bon 5roncoi5 Blame.
rro 0a8 Set i5re5 'urBigidhriqen
4eitehen3 mar 0dher in ~erter &tnje
cir Set Ger .Darafje &lanr".
|ldn iaob c. ba gam Aufan1 Itlt
b,ndus. neil earn bic @Gjiou gong
ocrii6er 1T un0 mon m,hc urter ii6
i'm tonl. IS fanoen Q~oits3eluftis
qtnaen. 0oatettc Inn Grsjeu uiip.
ilott. uno lie brao,n M~}9ueQosten
nan Der Iee:cn .dalur9 Qenou
1921 1lfen it'd 0l6ei 0ortreffa
tG uHtcr6rltcn. @g>ooaten lie IS
onh ou .Gmaaje 8l1n;", psnn
Gifentiite 2llten fir Fs einen unbe=
t~onn.en %e1rifi bjloen uno lie in
itren n,iren. urTpriuQljh ;peji pom
Welt0ertehr db%os'coencn Qlnotsr Elm
0eruoe3u ;oa1i'dft5 T1iein fiibren.
1roncois 4louc 1T ldnqft tot.
ottr 0ie Nti'cn cer Gpitl5ant bsfins
ten ith an qroPsm 3eile nod in oen
ndn6tn iCiasr Rnhtommsn. Gsine
Eohns iino ftrr Gdmile Blanc uno
her 8tlf Gbmcno @larc. Ser Be-
tarnts IrIn3oIite Rsnnito1bsiiber.
ZION 'einsn 1oftsru itarb bic cine
tIs Gsmo6lia bs8 priu3su RpIdro
gonaports. uno RE prin3sTin Ges
ria BON 0rie9snlano. lsborsns prins
5tiin Waris 8%onaporte, lit cine grs
tsiin oss alten Epislpd6ters, auf
ttFsn Qn6snten i,bt bel Der Subj
laumsfsier ben Wonte Carlo nantes
0fa5 in Dcntborteit g.le.rt fsin
'uirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
WrnnbeigeHtDurns= Wlarft.

Sn ben lebten G0a1n ~ roen ole 'pls
genoen Brunostgenlbumsu
porgenommeu:
Nouis Gehler an benra u. 6reeloF. GiQcu.
ibum IN Clinton IS 9iubiee NlDottion
GrnIi 3orner. @igentaum im 3orpn Gro.
losfa an ", y. 0.lsapple uuo 81. j..
Broun; Is. z. 2eln'e!otr an gucas No;t,
@,genttumstauit an II. unb 3ent0u.
Ctr; Clara u. " % an @eo. 6. y. 4,
glgentbum in 8urns. t5drunm & Burns
N0oilloH, Ie ......... 81
5hos. 8. 6eIjer an 3 n. 8rocod. Gisen.
thum IN Spier 8 Ganitrourp ) Ntol.
HON . ......... -.........- S24CO
Ibos. VI. @roT an 1obH arntion. GiQen.
thum in 9ooioiUn's Nooi!ion 5000
5lora 8. 9enpper an W. u. geuis, got 13,
blod "a BON Dtesgar e. dunt's Gooitiou
Sebnitioa @uHooli on aatie Neiaef, gieen.
tbum in Horo ga groHe. 49, 81
0tife Wcpnob on 5homas 3otnion, giaen.
tbum IN Ioma Gnolasin 800
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
ID. Sdlt ale ieiue Werspredeu.

Jrou Il. 6egss 0 aberossn, J6abu.
idrsibt: Der Ntpentrduter bolt ale
isins Bsripredsn. or bsf6rbsrt ben zip.
petit. reeulirt bsu Hasen, uuo Dat cine
nunosrbar pohlihcitge @irtuno oui bic
a~ueemsine @siunohslt. CT bot mir uno
meinsn ain6ern porji9Iide Dieuite qe.
~Isitst. IS iou mir Jreube bereiten,
cine Gsentur ihr bas SeilmitteI in met.
nsr 0nhbnridnit gu il%bsrnsbmen."
9ieiss shts Srduter'Ssitmitiel bot
nod Nientano enttduiht. Seines Rer.
ties fueesn 1T es aIs JomiIiens W2sbisin
better bstonnt ol3 irgenb elm anberes
6eiImittel. Or 1T 'sine NpotbetersRe.
6iBin. SpssjnI : A8entsn Iiefern ibn.
Mon i6reibe an: 1r. @stsr Johgnep
& Cons go. 1875 go. 6onne aps.
Gbicaso. 3a.-GuJ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
Sic SiamOntprOoMgiiOn Ger g2clt

Giren TeHelnoen utberblid iibc,
bic Diamuntproouttion Der Weli it!t
ocn 3oqsn. bn nan ben Dinmant,1
als GoelItein iddben Iernte, aetpdbrt
Der 6ran3oie be 2ounap in '-ine.
tiir3lib per6ffertIitten nNbbono.
luna iiber WetolcQenie". Nle often
Ciumanten tausn aus Snbien. Nbet
bic bortiQen 0ilrontminen iino
poGtommen erIAopit; genoue 4ngd-
ben iiber bic @0be ihrcr Qrooultioh
fino niht mebr ouf5uiteuen, abr
Sn0i3ien tpeiien b1rouf Tin, oa3
man ben GeYamter.ra9 biefer Wintn
ouf etpo 1000 Silc9romm iA0ben
bari. 1928 nuroen ponn bic Dias
montlooer 8roiiliens geIuroen; lte
lieFerten i'm 4oufe Der Set runs
$500 AitoQromm 0iamnnttn. biz
e,nen &.ruttpmert pcn 400 Y}i0ionsl
borIeaen. Qber aud bieIs Wlincn
fno 70 out ne erihopit, uno ieit
eiuigen Sobren If i9r Grtrdgnis oNi
9)o ""'"' wv :" 0'""'" 49,"
''" ys. 81, t.,,,!..n n;,
TX $3.50 c ~ VrG sur4.
tH.'"tS 60 g5'' aD;,sa J., o.
o~ lo'o t"'0'g'9" @,''t,n !" "1y
my 49, {o- oao 'U 9enn
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~ US <oI',3' -" ~" cea @n,
IN 'pIe Io'9'' SS"I, otG .ob o..
s1l'u'' -tduSb'''' 80 o., 20 c. c..
I'UI,Hf t'1s.nl ..;''~ 400 Nh,
1tu'l" IIglU' ',43'!',. DE-
'''.'d', 0ns'Il1 - 95a
fot uUp 9'tHiuD'0I,ts ~
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:Ptet Q'.'"o'' l'FI ~ lu.to''' ~.
cen tp''H s,'p I'''U az. 49,
"lH Dut1iW"I.l''" -
fpagteho ptt ~.,ilag.'"' 4''''',,"'
nun 80 F,5's,l ''a0 e ~
rot,Uo18.n pE %u" na, -"
'oM'pfconlilDH VI ~1Elt itLt ~"
etrm 9toBetth 'lH'','Iiuu' ~
fo'e 'olel 3' oe'D gn' Sn0,,p "0P'
Il uh9eIaq' ~ 6IUtnnyH s,a'''I va
<3efts pom st'ra % 9o'"'pntH ~ =,
6gr@; otal,'sh I'1 NO.. 700
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

ld'Oben mtrosn Ioule. Die Hadstpplt.
ipie lie beute bsiteht. lit lduait nItt. l2as
le lein ipllte. lie lit ihatllhllh Elm
NothbebeIf, cine 9tsusrune. Die man
%elniubrte. ben @rprsB.6'eiel1haflsn 10
lpenig ME nur m0glid 81 i6aoen. &ae
MIR jeBt bdben bletet ia Dem Hublltum
eine 9roBe 8eQuemIihtsit uno Nueen.
ut aber bod b,mmelpeit oappn entfernt,
iuas IN Der 9inii6t mpsIih lit. Ytt
etner Notwithstanding pou II
&iuno btetet Die Gadetpoit eben MIR
cine NbnunJ oeIisn, mas le leiiten
tOnnte. oenn oieie Seidrdutuna maht
es oirett u%nmO9Iid]. oa6 Die neue Sins
rthtung Dem 2lnoe Die 9ienIte Imsiltst.
Die lie obne Jra9e leiltsn puroe. belei.
t,9te man Die tborlhte uno mllturlihe
Shrante.
Gon9reBmann 9eluit BON Mnrnlane
bat II cine Bill beautraet, Die oarauf
obSieli. Seine WaBresel eeltattet Die
8eiD. berung Don Yafeten bis Su 100
8funo uno liebt gleihieitis cine Hrei8'
ermdBisuns iir Sic S~sioroeruns Dor.
Die un9efabr so Yrojent bstra9en
wirbe. Die Nnnabme Der Bill loIte
unseidumt eriolssn, iie 1T seraos 10
plbti9 ME Die iraswiiroise 3arii'
NepiiiOn. Die a%lsemeiue @infiibruns
Der 8adetpolt muB tommeu. Die isits
heri9e @ntpldluns benefit 6as. Sic
bat iid BON 4nfane an ais sin GrfoI9
erfuieien, Der ielbit ole @rmartuusen.
leIbit Die Der 6reuube Der Neuerung
ilbertrai uno oeiien llmfang in Der
Chat taum seabnt miro. Gs lit Der
bette Seweis erbradt. oa6 oaS Qano in
Der Gadetpoit oaS Mittel CUR NbbiIfe
ilir elm iiberul %ssflbItes 8eoiriniB er.
bIidt, uub e8 lit rur cine flare uno uns
abiueisbare Gilidt oeS Gpu9teiies. oer
5Orberung nab 8srmebrung uuo Gers
beIierun9 Der Yadelpoit gu entipreden
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
9pifheu 6er Snf

3nifdtu 6.r 5nfst
ma6aeastar uno Der auite BON 5ns
bi.n lisq.n g.9.n Iststsui,no JnisIn.
nooon nur ishsbuup.rt bsno6ut iin6.
Quf ben mmsiitsu ojsisr 1nisln tam
elm Wnnn rett gut isbsn uno aud
ben unterhalt fir isine JamiIie be-
fhaffen, obne rr,br Gts %iunfunos
3man8ig Iogs I'M Satire cher obns
lb.rbdupt gu arbsjt,n, oa Die Ratar
oQs Qahrung IisTtrt un0 glsiouH5ss
Iiits bier u~bstfiliii8 iino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
Nus Wlaoiion.

Sic Statefair bleibt. Mit 6 III 8
Stimmeu nuroe Miltpnntce pom
Spmite empiOblcn. Seine Der
tasung. Sic Mficmbin pcr,peiaert
Dem ScHatsbeidliuf iciHc 3uitim=
muns. Sic Marft=@orlasc tpot.
Sas Hroblem Der Mattcrpenlionen
befUrecrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

fee Su unteriuten uuo Der Se9islGtur
einen Esriht abSuitatten. bat nit leds
sesen brei Stimmeu empioblen. oa6
Die lanomirtbihaitltde Nusiteluns IN
Milmautee uerbleibe.
IS beiteht tsiu 3peiieI. oaB Die 9e'
9islatur iid) oieiem 8eridte anihIitBer
uno bic 6atr in Milwautse b~elailen
uno perbeliert piro.
Seine Serta9un9 auf : W o'
nate!
2ie 9emelniame &eiolution. tuelhe
beretta pom Senat cnasnpmmeu mar.
cine &ertagung Der 2e9islatur uom
II. Sum- bts gum IL. Sanuar naditen
Sabres eintreten Su laiien. Itano 9e'
itern Nbeno in Der NiiembIp auf Der
Gasespronung.
Ntebrere NerIude purben 9enodt,
Die 8siprehung auf 9onneritas Su
perihjCben. aber lie iheiterten an Der
bel Der M5ebrbeit Ser 9lb9eoroneten
uprherrlhenoen Sttmmung Der Sahe
Elm iiir nllemnI Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN.
EoBier miinidte cine 8ertaoun9 Ser
Nngele9enbeit. I'M Elm Subltituts
Nmenoement einbringen gu %tonnen. oaB
iid bic 9e9jslatur am 20. Stunt oefinis
tin nertl9en iOa. 500 ober iufoI9e itars
Ten @loerIpruhs ieinen Nntrd9 Suriid.
Na6 Ion9erer Sebntte erfOlsle nus
mentld,e 2tbltlmmung, nelhe nit 81
ee9en % St,mmen ergob, ooB Die 9lls
iembIp oey 9ieiplutton hire 3uitimmung
uer%ipei9ert.
&n Ser Iemblp,
Cen eriten GeocnItnn0 Ser 9ebatten
III Der teutjgen Normtttogsiibuns biz
oete oo3 Neto oes @puperneur8 hes
trefis Der M{arflsNnr.aSe cts Sprsders
Suu.
Sn nalnentIlfer N%bitimnuna muroe
spnr nit - scaen 81 Stimmen be-
ihlpiien. Die go lags iibcr oas &etr
bes @cuoerreurs Su poiliren, oa aber
biersu elne Observation-Disclosures n0tbig
mar, 0Ilp uon ben obge9ebenen 81
Stimmen minoeltens 81 Susuniteu Der
&pr!0Qe, 10 puroe nlIo BON Der Nliem'
bin ods &etp oes @ouoerneurs auirebi
erhulten.
Gin ~ 6ti9es 8roblem
Gns 4roblem Ser M ii tterpen.
1tonen Wuroe uieberum in Nnerlfi
gcnpmn en-, uuo Stunr ltono Die oieabe'
Silglld BON Hola eingebra6te Sorlagg
CUR 2eb0tte. I'll meIfer Elm pom Nus'
ihu6 iir pifentlid)e @oblfabrt urb Elm
ppu oem Nb9eproneten Sdnipler ents
porfsne8 SubititutamenOement pprIa'
gen. Somohl Die &orlnge 6oIa, ol&
aud nds Subltitutomenoement oss
Qusiduiiss teIaiien Die Qurdiibrung
Der SeltmmtTG cen oieier MaBre9el in
ben 0anoen bs5 @erihtes. uni
5tuar oee SuGtnogertd tes, reIp.
M Observation-Disclosures, iUe Elm
1oIde8 erlltjrt, uno II ellen anOerei
6Qlen bcs Gountpaerihtes. i'll
unteridetoen li1 dber hauptI1hlid) in
Ser 00he Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Die @orlo9e &ola beitimmt als 60dit'
betrag fir Elm etnSelnes Sinh 1iinf,ebn
Dollars moudtlid), fir Iebes peitere
&ln0 iAni Collars mpnatllh, Die Gus
I6uBgprldqe ifbt Die betreffenben 8e'
tra9e Gui sm0IL rein. pier Dollars
ielt. lie SOtIa9e ShniBler bage9en
iiberIdBt be 4uthiiihruna DER oelsbI.s
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

3piihei 3met Vero o.
nsn Der or9sntirit6en 8,i,aihnft.
Gorlos Juure3 Gielmann uns Oss
Tar goHe, fano in 9uenps Wires cir
De9snoueu TAFT. in osFen 8erIauf
Qcffe ihnec bernur0et puroe. Nls
Ter Batter poiie5 oiss bsmtrtte. grift
Ct Gielmdnn uro osien 3sugsn IN
un6 b.rlebte lie, puros lbsr ourd et=
men RsDolpsyifub Gieimons qetotet.
Die qoti3ei bat bic gsteili8ten oer'
Gdftet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

IL SpeiiaIcpmite
Der 4e9isiatur,
iueld,ss ~oeauftra9l
MGR, be Me 6lih'
fen uno 9tOtbmen'
oistelt Der eueu'
tusuen &erle9uHg
Der StatefaIr mad
einenl anoeren
Nlab als Mtlllpaus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06

Qos ih0nlte 8orreft eoler @as
turen 1T. 6cs @emeine ME b =
greifsn ~ Iernen.
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SpeSialcpmite

MaOiion, gsis., 5. SUM-.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-06
Sie Eadet=EOit.

ihsrIih bat iih Die
prOpuornas @tnfnb'
ruus Der HafstpOit
10 beiudbrt. oaB Die
u~Oaitdnoi9e 9urts
fnbruns oteier yteus
srung u nlht Idn'
ger imshr binnuS9ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
HERCULES COMPANY
PAYS UNDER PROTEST
Big Powder Concern Objects to Fee
Charged for Filing Articles
of Incorporation.

Under protest the Hercules Powder
company yesterday paid TO the secre-
tary of state $25O0 for the filing of
its articles of Incorporation The com
pany contends that the fee of 25 cents
on each thousand of its $l0,000,OO0
capital is excessive, unconstitutional
and in restriction of interstate com
merce,
A month ago the company presented
It's articles of Incorporation and ten
dered a filing fee of SIS, which it held
was all that was due the state. The
secretary of state refused to accept
the filing and the company threatened
to bring mandamus proceedings.
The issue was referred to the attor~
ney general, who advised the secretary
of state that the law governing the
filing fee was constitutional. 1t is be-
lieved the company intends to bring
suit to test the law.
The Hercules Powder company is
planning to erect a plant west of the
city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
DAMAGE MORE
THAN WAS ESTIMATED
Loss to City Now Figures
Over Thousand Dollars;
Water Mains Uncovered.

Not in recent years has so much
damage been done to city streets and
private property as was accomplished
in brief half hour Friday afternoon
By the terrific storm which swept the
eastern and northern bench districts
Of the city, according to city officials
The damage TO the streets alone in the
afflicted district, it Is now estimated,
will amount to more than $1,000.
City water mains on many of the
lettcred streets leading down from the
hills on the north bench were com
pletely uncovered so great was the
force of the water sweeping down from
the mountains where the rain fell in
sheets. An inspection Of the storm
district yesterday by Allen McQuarrie,
assistant superintendent Of watcrworks,
revealed whole blocks of exposed water
mains. Deep ruts were torn down the
middle of +, G and II streets, and on
!, O and u streets newly laid curb
ing and guttering was badly damaged.
As far down as South Temple street
the pavements were strewn with bould-
ers. while in many places street car
traffic was blocked by reason of the
gravel that washed down over the
tracks Ninth and Sixth avenue lines
were tied mp for several hours after
the storm.
Al available crews Of the street de-
partment and all the white wing bri-
gades were sent out on South Temple
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
COMFORT STATIONS
MAY BE REMOVED
Objects to Horses Being Impounded by
City and May Thus Re-
taliate.

Seymour B, Young, who owns a
ranch in Parley's canyon, served no,
tice on the city water department of
fcials yesterday that if the city per-
sists in impounding his horses for tres
passing on the city farm he will re-
taliate by insisting that the city re-
move its sanitary comfort stations from
his ranch.
Several of Young's horses were i'm
pounded Friday on order of A. f. Cum
mings, foreman of watersheds for the
city, They were found grazing in I'll"
city's wheat field, doing considerable
damage. Young argued to Commits,
sioner Korns yesterday that in view of
his kindness in allowing the city to
build its comfort stations on his prop
erty he believed the city should make
an exception when his horses trespass
on city property.
The water officials declined to take
the same view of the matter and if
Young carries out his ultimatum the
city will have to relocate the comfort
stations so as to remove them from the
Young ranch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
INSURANCE MEN WILL
REMAIN IN MISSOURI

JEFFERSON CITY, No. July 10 -
Governor Major intimated today that
he had been advised that the fire in
surance companies contemplated the re-
sumption of business in Missouri about
August ]. He made it plain however.
that he had not been in communica.
tion with any of the representatives of
the companies.
The attorney generals s department
had heard nothing today Of any settle
ment of the controversy between the
state and the insurance companies, al
though State Superintendent of Insur-
ance Revelle stated last night in St,
Louis that one had been reached.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

Trains 10 Saltair every forty-five
minutes. Two free band concerts to-
day, Advertisements J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
James L. Chesebro VIII Build
Mystic Shrine Temple at
Phoenix, Ariz.

TAMES L. CHESEBRO, a well
known architect of Salt Lake
z City, has been awarded the con-
tract for the construction of an
imposing Masonic edifice in. Phoenix,
Ariz. The new structure will be known
as FL Zariva temple, and will be used
for both shrine work and for theatrical
productions. Its approximate cost will
be 100000
The building will be l25 feet by liz
feet, The auditorium will seat $500
persons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
DEAD LANGUAGE. MADE
EASY BY NEW METHOD
Former Salt Lake Teacher Is Author
Of System That Is Meeting
Favor

A unique text book designed to
bridge the gap between first and
second year Latin is one put out by
Miss Eleanor Peterson, formerly teach
er in the local high school and now in
structor for Latin in the New Haven
high school. Miss Peterson has called
her book :" 4 Latin Catechism,' and
the name is no less novel than the
method Of treating subject which has
for years been stumbling block TO
Latin students.
The book consists of 100 questions
and answers which cover all the neces-
sary forms and constructions in a con-
else and an interesting way. 1t con
talns 100 Latin phrases with the CORE
spending English phrases on another
page. 1t has list Of 100 verbs, prin-
clpal parts and meanings, and a list OF
the various compounds of those verbs
There are 100 sentences to be translat-
ed into Latin, which give thorough
drill,
The book was put out in New Haven
the latter part of May and has exhaust
ed its first edition, II is being used
in the New Haven high school and has
been IN demand by Yale students and
others who wanted the worst difficult
ties stated in way possible for mas
terry. Miss Peterson is spending a part
of her summer here and her local
friends have been greatly interested
in her work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

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Every night, except Sunday and Mon.
day Majestic pavilion. Big band.
l(Adyertisomcut.J
The Coombs Drug company now have
an Eastman kodak agency.
tAlvcriisemcntl
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Farewell Dinner Given.

NOME. Alaska, July 19.-The power
vessel, Alaska, the second ship of Vii
hajmar Stefansson s arctic expedition
sailed for Teller, Port Clarence, today.
laden to the guards with supplies and
in command of Captain William o. Nah
mems. She will anchor near the Karluk
the principal vessel of the expedition,
and await the coming or Stefansson.
who will leave tomorrow for Teller in
a third boat. A farewell dinner to
Stefansson was given tonight
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His Indigestion Cured at Last.

After spending hundreds Of dollars
for medicine and treatment for indi.
temporary relief, c. Fl. Hines of Whit
low, Ark, was permanently cured by
Chamberlain S Tablets. For sale by all
dealers. advertisement
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office, 402 Felt building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which the assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th OF
August, 1913, will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made perore that time
will be sold on September 5. 1913, 20 pay
the delinquent assessment together with
the cost OF advertising and expense Of
sale. +. 3. COOK,
Secretary OF said company; Office. 4o2
Felt building, Salt Lake City, Utah. d2212
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Columbus Extension Mining COM
pany; principal place OF business. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board of directors held on the
18th day OF July. 1913, an assessment OF
two CD cents per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation, pay
able TO F. B. Cook, secretary. on or be-
fore the 18th day of August. 1913. at mis-
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street and other paved streets into
which the torrents from the side streets
poured. Several days and considerable
money VIII be necessary to place the
streets in proper condition again,
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WILL lAMS TALKS Of
BUSINESS AND BARDS
Utah State Senator Returns
From Pleasant and Ex-
tended Eastern Trip.

Although having had opportunity
chiefly TO make observation in his own
particular line. State Senator w. y.
Williams, manager of the Coop Fur
niture company Of this city. Just re.
turned from an eastern trip covering
five weeks, SAYS that business is good
IN the main and that men engaged in
II are paying more attention TO it than
to politics. Accompanied by his two
daughters. Josephine and Eva, Mr..
Williams also visited the great Inter.
national Eisteddfod at Pittsburg, Pa.
When seen upon his return yesterday
Senator Williams said
In the course of my business ac-
tvit;es. purchasing for our furni
ture house here. | found that the
factories were all running to ca
pacity. Whatever other lines of
business may be affected by pres
ent political conditions, the furni
ture concerns seem 10 be going
right along. Most of the business
men with whom | came IN contact
their own affairs and less TO po-
litical matters. Here and there,
though, / discovered 6nancier
who was not altogether satisfied
with the attitude of the admins
tration and congress with refer
ence to some public questions.
] want 10 say that the Eistedd
fod at Pittsburg was magnificent,
the music being especially grand.
One of the features was had on
the opening day, when the Cor
sedd met. This is composed of
council OF druids bards and ovites
going through ceremonies centuries
old. The proceedings of the Cor
sedd are carried on within circle
marked off by twelve standing
large flat stone on which the
archdruid stands with haif-drawn
sword facing the east. Close to
each of the twelve stones is a bard
who stands guard over the sacred
circle within, and in the enclosure
are other bards and the archdruid
performing the ceremonies The
ancient Gorsedd prayer having
been said, the other work is pro-
ceeIed with according with the old
ritual OF the bards This ceremony
Immediately preceded the Eistedd
fod opening at Pittsburg when we
were there.
Senator Williams was honored with |
place as bard al one of the twelve !
stones, a photograph in the Pittsburg
Press Of July showing him to be
standing among the other distinguished |
bards.
The principal cities visited by Mr..
Williams and his two daughters were
Chicago. Grand Rapids, Rochester, Buf.
falo, Boston, New York, Pitts burg,
Washington. Cincinnati and Louisville.