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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-09
BEING SIGNED
FOR RECALL OF MAYOR
Set Forth That Platform and P1edees Have Not Been
Carried Out, That Adntnistfahon Has Been Expen-
stve and Confidence Has Waned.

rights to represent the electors
OF the City of Virginia as it's ma
yor.
?. That the principal issues ON
which he was elected i'm accor-
dance with his promises are: ].
/. The ownership by the city of
the light and water plant.
2. The running of the city on
strictly business principles
without regard to politics or
personal interests.
:. That after being elected he stat
ed in public that the value of
the light and water plant was
not more than a quarter of a
million dollars and that no more
should be paid. That thereafter
ne counseled and sanctioned an
agreement to pay about half a
million dollars for the same plant.
i. That he sanctioned and encour-
aged and brought about the en-
ploymet of attorneys from Du-
luth to- conduct the legal affairs
OF the city during his adminis-
tratson, thus ignoring the legal
profession Of Virginia, and paid
more than fifteen hundred dol
lars to one attorney from Du-
luth, without any beneficial re-
suits to the City, and later EN-
ployed another attorney from
Duluth at the expense of the
city.
J. By his despotH and arrogant
manners and language he has
antagonized so many people of
ouT city that it will make it i'm
possible under his administration
as mayor in view of his man.
agemeM up to this time, to pur-
chase the Light and Water plant
or to seaa bonds to obtain the
money therefor, with out great
disadvantage and cessary eX-
pense to the city.
). That he made numerous prom
ises* and paealk prior to- his
election and ianmediately t!.er> :.
after, many of which have been
violated and very few of which
have been performed.
:. That he has turned the board
known as the police and fire
commission from a non-pa1* San
body for the purpose of carrying
out his PERSONAL likes and dis
likes and has caused the removal
of faithful officials without rea-
;On or cause.
}. That his administration has
been extremely expensive and
detrimental TO the, city.
Because of the foregoing reasons
md many others which might be-
stated, we sign this. petition ask
ng for the removal of asid officer
md d emand that an election be
called and held in said city of Vm-
yinia, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 12i of the char
;er of said city for the election of
! successor to M. A. Murphy as
mayor of said city,,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-09
GID TIME EHISHOLlHTE TO
RESIDE NOW IN VIRGINIA.

Chisholm Tribune-Herald:-T. P,
Dwyer, for eight years cne Of the
most popular steam shovel runners
in the employ of the Oliver Iron
Mining company, has severed his
connect ion with the company and
has gone to- take up a position in
Virginia. Mr.. Dwyer came to
Chisholm when it was but a wilder
ness, working at the Hartley mine
for five years and at the Leonard
until recently. Mr.. and Mrs.
DwFcr have a host of friends who
will regret their decision to leave.
Virginia will have a moneter July
l. @NAk ~ :~4 ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-09

H. w. Overpeck has taken the
management OF the Mohami team
in the trolley league and promises
the patrons of the games a win
ming team His players had newer
been together even for practice
when they met Eveleth last Sum.
day. The Mohamis play at Eve
leth Saturday and Sunday of this
week. 81 ..s =->
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-09
BIG CROWD ATTENDS TO ..
WITNESS DECAPITATIONS
Fire Chief Wou1d Be Removed Brings Eager Crowd
of Spectators-Protests Made Avail Nothing.

l:tical game enter into the police
and the fire departments. Alter
J. l.. Kimball had spoken DR.. Len
ont approached the rail, as he was
ON the outside and stated that per-
sonal animosity was entering into
the affairs of the board, that not
one instance had been cited where
the chief was derelect in his duty,
that attempts had been made to
villify his character and that it
was intended TO throw Ellis Walsh
out of office for political reasons.
He said may be such action could
be carried through for one night
but that the people would not tol-
crate slHh for any length of time
and that men holding such public
positions would be- placed under
civil service rules, which would
place them ont of reach Of small
politics. Then the resolution de-
rlared the Officer Of police chief
vacant was carried, all three mcm-
be1~ remaining in the meeting vot-
ing for it. By the same course the
office of chief of the fire depart
ment was also released. Then
James Stickncy, assistant chief Of
the department, was elected acting
chief, pending the appointment of
a permanent head for the depart
mtnt.
Richard Rice, sawyer at the Vir-
giliia & Rainy Lake min and resi-
dent Of the city for several years,
had an application in for the Of
flee Of police chief and he was
elected. The motions and later
resolutions provided that the ap-
pointmcnts go in effect immediate
ly.
In the permanent reorganization
Of the board p. a. Coffey was made
president and Charles Johnson vice
president. Here again Mike Boy
Ian made insistent demands for
reasons for the discharge Of the
fire chief. Mr.. Coffey replied
briefly that Thayer is a dangerous
man, that he speeded his autMno-
bile through the streets without
any lights on and that he was 60
ing to kill some, one. In reply to
the assertion, loudly proclaimed,
by Mr.. Boylan that the removals
were for political reasons, contrary
to the proNisins of the charter.
Mr.. Coffey stated that the men
who were being removed did not
keep out of politics.
When the smoke of battle had
cleared away somewhat Chairman
Coffey announced his appointments
Of committees as follows: Financ
johnson, Nelson and Mcneil. Ap-
Observation-Disclosures and Lenont.
At former meeting the appoint
mcM of William Horton as a
patrolnan had been made. That
confirmation was rescinded by tha
reoreanized board Monday night.
In the early part of the meeting
before the pyrotechnics started
the board had accepted the resig-
nation Of John Reardon as pa
trolman and confirmed the appoint
lnent of Charles Carlson as a line
man. The three new members of
the board also voted against
sending Chief Thayer to st. Paul
to inspect the auto fire truck be-
bore it is accepted from the Wat
rous company which is overhaul
ing it and providing new equip
ment.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-09

Spike Shannon's ore diegers will
be back to spend niM' days at home
beginning May 26, during which
time the local fans may see Min
neapolis, ST. Pa,Nl and Winona in
action on Oliver field.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-09

Virginia will have a monster July
+th celebration again this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
She Darkened Her
Gray Hair
A Kansas City Lady Darkened Her
Gray Hair and Stimulated It's
Growth by Simple
Home Process.
She Tells How She Did 1t.

Mrs. A. Biagan. we'll known resi-
don't OF Kansus City, Mo-, who dark
ened her gray hair by simple home
process, made the following statement:
NAny lady or gen tleman can darken
their gray or faded hair, stimulate
It's growth and mako it soft and glossy
With this simple recipe, which they
can mix at home: To half pint Of
water wat add j OF. of bay rum small box
Of Barbo Compound and II OF. of gly-
corine. These ingredients can be puT-
chased at any drug store at very little
cost, Apply to the hair twice a week
until until the gray hair is darkened suf'
fieiently. then every two weeks. This
miStmre relieves any scalp troubles
and is excellent for dandruff and fall
ing hair, 1t does not stain the scalp,
ia not sticky or greasy and does not
rub of. 1t will make gray haired
nerson look 10 TO 20 years younger. -
a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
TO TAKE
STRIKERS JOBS
New York Hotel Walters Making
Little Progress Small Riot
Is Started b..

NEW YORK, Jan, s;MEfforts rssoolo Of tfne tine
~ nIfend the strike against the larger
hotels and Of the ssrty Sty we're we're
:, Sasd ,o the strikers who quit work iast
night and the hotel 10 sfld fnhe ifGs fs
nIoces of the strikers as fast as they
quit. 10. dJoyatc who
-, ~ ybfstlo i'm the dining room or ono
Of the larger hotels tonight as "a FIFTH; sniTtv
sya In the workhousc by a magistrate
on a charge Of disorderly c9nouct; soo man
Armed With bricks. mob OF ago men
..orn,nd the north side Of the Hotel Astor
late Tonight hurting the mtss'gS s uIon tn,ou e4,
%imnow', y,,ownes inside to ioin the strike bal
he between the mob and and POncSeS POncSS S''dov down
and Injured Police sn rsserysS were aspsass arrsstsd
the MOI or glass and the shouting
of the 5oisrs caused IS IN. Ses Sose Nons
ors anao.S waiters or cooks in the hotel Jo'heo
tho strikers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

WlTH Willie Richie. lightweight
champion of the world, as a head
iihe'. the Empress began Its week yes
'eraay. Al Shrader, lightweight cham
plon OF the intermountaln region, boxed
TWO rounds last night with the pugil,st
who defeated Ad Wolgast. The 90 was
Iast and interesting. but OF course
ShraueT was outclassed With somewhat
unnecessary aggressiveness Ritchie drew
olooo In tho first round by hammering
ms ms opponents nose. In the second
IHtcHe exercised more care avoiding
onTaders face as much as possible. The
audience enjoyed the bout Shrader
showed no hesitation in mixing with the
champion. Other local men will face
RiIchie throughout the rest OF the week.
-, FROM a regular vaudeville standpoint
the Three Stanleys lead the bill, They
nave an amusing comic sketch, includ-
ing little ludicrous acrobatic work.
DaVey, De Musey and Getsey are an
entertaining trio of singers, dancers and
refined comedians The hit Of their turn
is their singing Of the old nursery song
There Was Tree, the Prettest Tree
You Ever Did See"
riIy, Hyman B. Adler. Daisy stemple and
Merlin Valentine have a one-act melo.
drama, entitled THE Mlser's Dream"
Grace Leonard and Frank Wilson give
a neat performance, Miss Leonard as a
male impersonator.
Leonard Martlnek and his rag doll"
are unique.
Dale and Boyle receive much applause,
having IN attractive act The usual in
teresting motion pictures are shown,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
PRINCE ENGAGES
IN FIST FIGHT
Ludovic d'Aragon Pignatelli
Summarily Elected From
New York Restaurant.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-"Here's your
hat; what's your hurry2 Good night and
don't come back"
This was the manner In which Prince
I.udovic d'Aragon Pignatelli. known
along Broadway as prince Pig for
short, was speeded on hls way early this
morning at Louis Martins restaurant
after a fistlc battle with Ronald Morri-
son, well-known man about town. The
prince. who was held long time al
undesirable Is said 10 have been the
aggressor. He and Morrison have not
been on good terms Tor some time it
was ga id. and tho prince selected small
hour this morning as tho time 10 settle
the matter. They went To the flcor near
the cabaret show and though their stunt
was entertaining. IL was no part OF the
show and they were pried apart The
prince was led away from the scene and
10 the street, Morrison remained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
81 BLIZZARD OF
|bElSD|V IS RAGING
Northern Unable to Re
II It's Washington Line
II Cascade Mountains.
NM IN CALIFORNIA
al New Mexico in Grasp
ICold Wave; Three
deaths in Colorado.
I'M IN CALIFORNIA

r,v Wash, Jan. S.-rhe worst
N the season is raging in the
nountains tonight. according TO
h railroad offices In this city.
/ : the Northern Pacific and the
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroads
.ipe from four TO nine hours be-
a The Great Northern, which
4 striving for days to reopen its
1exnded by snowslldes, finds its
rsusly hampered.
"A z. Fl. Karbee OF the steamship
which arrived from southeast
&,ts tonight, reported that he en-
"A succession of gales and blind
-uTStorms ell the way down the
. The Jeanle sighted a deserted
Al several dories adrift In Clar-
5ralt. The fate OF the fishermen
<lnued the boats was not known.
IhxSa hallbut fleet ia still storm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
/ IN California.
nnal NeWa Service

national News Service.
HAMENTO, Cal, Jan S.-A snow
10 like Of which has not been wit
In northern California in years.
/hst night and still is in progress
k1ut the mountainous region and
The lower reaches of the Sacra-
valley today.
kches OF snow had fallen at Red
D 10 noon today. eighteen inches
srorted at Yreka. two feet at Sis
tre inches at Tehama, three and
q Inches at Chico, where 1t has
||b1ed In probably ten years; one
rs-half inches at Orovllle, and a
/ cox at Woodland.
| ealy damage so far reported has
/ |bs destruction OF young growth on
| d The deciduous trees in the val
F kIco II has been showing heavily
aldnIght, There are seven inches
3 beautlful' IN the streets.
T IA Francisco the cold wave has
> Ia Its grasp for the past three
IA was followed this morning by
.!cm tnat deluSed the bay section.
Ian half an inch Of rain fell in
|arclsco during the iay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

uura&ching. a. 6he eruption made sores which
we Thoughts would ruin hr Con iife. HsE haAr
fell CUB and her head vaa soabby an over-
Bho roGsed neither cay Or night.
I'VE ts1ed msdicine but still no rolfe3 and
finally wo decided 10 Try Cut3cura Soep and
OintmSns. We began udne than by wash
ing the head and faco In warm wa4s1 and
outacuRa Soap. Rftervhich no az,oiused toon
With OuttcurA Ointment. Tl,ta brought Tsst
and slesp for has In tvo months yoa
woutdn>e hHvo known tiso child. sho vaa
cured and hna nevor besn bothered sfncs
With this dtsease.- (Signedo Mira J, 0errA-
son. sopt- as, 1919.
Cunacra Soap c2Cc.} and Cuticura otnt-
rnent {50cl aFo soid 0ve<yvh1e. A sasIe
set 10 oftan sufflcuntv Liberal sample OF
each mnlled freo. with a9-p. aaGin Book. Adr
dress posi- card -CvtiCuFe. Dope. 7. BOSTON, '
56Tendez~fSood men ehould usS Cuttcrra
soap Shaving stiok, 25c- sanaplo free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

A MoNG the pictures which Will be
shown on the new bill at the LIB
erty theater today IS Lubin dramatic
subject OF exceptional merit, entitled
Twilight OF Her Life" II tells an ap-
pealing and fascinating love story OF a
woman. who having failed to realize her
ideals sees In the twilight OF her life
O repetition of her own romance in that
OF her younger sister. Her dreams or
what nigh, have been arc visualiZed In
tho happiness enjoyed by the young cou-
pie, and. by n singular coincidence. are
made to come true Miss Ormi Hawley
one OF the I.ubin companys most popular
ouehly convincing manner. Two very
good Vitagraph dramas. two BiogTaph
comedies and Se!ig railroad story make
I'D the balance OF the Dill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

The following theater notices are
marked advertisement" IN order TO
comply with strict Interpretation OF
the new federal newspaper LAW. In
no sense are they paid advertise
ments. They are Items furnished by
tho press agents OF ths various
theaters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
,GI,s,l AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER RNu GhlLD.

Nina. WrxsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has peer
rsed for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS o. o.
TIOruIzRS Tor their CHILDREN WHILE
TIsETIIINc. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ].
sooTHYsS the CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS,
AIIAYS nil PAIN CURES WIND COLiC, and
soinici>, harmless BE sure and ask for "mrs.
WInsiow's Soothing Syrup" and take no oin@
Kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
IN the East.
'sfnahonal News Service.

ananonal News Service,
4 YORK, Jan. s.-The unprece-
warm spell that the Atlantic
~ experienced for the past few
la 10 an abrupt end tonight when
ao bAst. pushed along on a gale
Iome places attained a velocity
mules an hour. came roaring east
~ New York city the tempera-
So degrees within two hours and
tne temperature Is 25 degrees
usg. The forecast IS for cold
!or the next three days. TO be
py another warm spell.
mure stretch of coast line from
n9a 10 Florida is already feeling
lSts OF the cold wave. which IS
10 establish Itself more firmly
mng. while tho gales are whip
Gs already turbulent Atlantic into
lobt mountain high. The wealth
~ mas had storm signals hoisted
s0m Florida to the Virginia capes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

ting. Rw. red patches
with blistera vhirh
would break and o
fluid was discharged,
This IA drying formed
Bcabs- Later en- eha
patches became dry
and scaty and c<achod
and tho burnfng and
itching were fntdn@
We had to DO hes
bands 70 keen hsr from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-"A guttcr.
iiy on the Wheel" all week. Mat
nee Saturday.
oRPHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vaudeville every afternoon and
evening.
COLONIAL THEATER-stock COM
pany In Mrs. Danes Defenss +"
with William ], Kelly in stellar
role. All the week, matinees today
and Saturday,
EMPRESS THEATER-vaudov,I
every afternoon. with two perform
ahces at night, Willie Ritcbie
champion lightweight pugilist, is the
headlner.
GARRIcK THEATER-"peclk,s Bad
BOY Musical comedy. Matinee
Saturday and Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

vER Jan. S.-Three deaths IN
y aro attributed directly or indi-
. the recent cold wave.
Mary Diugley. aged rs years. was
ncsen In her bed at Georgetown
Cara a. Creed. nged ~ years. OF
plns died today from q stroke
sUy by suffering from the intense
]. Rule, q farmer south OF Pueblo,
11en Saturday night after being
9 helpless by having his legs
v fall from q bridge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
] n New Mexico.

QQUERoUE, n. NJ. Jan. s.-The
zfe which set IN Sunday still has
ntal part OF New Mexico in It's
Lest night was the coldest on
here, Is degrees below zero. II
degrees below zero in Santa Fe..
sest II has been there in thirty
shIls at Las Vegas, 20 degrees be-
ahished a now record.
|-Fes members or the fire depart
stfe severely frozen and had TO be
. 9 hospital. One, Oscar McMul-
|t1yr Of an automobile apparatus.
1@ hands frozen and their amputa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

"Mut and jeff the tremendously sue
cessful musical comedy based on the
newspaper cartoons by Bud Fisher APP
pearing in the dailies in 500 cities of
America, Is scheduled to appear at the
Salt Lake theater Monday evening. For
those who have seen this furiously funny
musical farce. or have heard OF It's as
tonishing success. no further announce
ment Is necessary. SO great has been
the triumph of this piece ever since Its
inception that 1t is q topic OF converse
ton in every mans mouth whenever the
atricals arc mentioned. New York, Chi
cago, Boston. Philadelphia New Orleans.
as we'll ns every town In the country
la rye enough to boast an opera house. has
played this rip roaring comedy to larger
receipts than any previous attraction In
their history. Therefore. ii is easily seen
that there must be much merit in the
piece. Manager Gus Hill has provided
an almost entirely new production for this
sea SON, particular emphasis being laid
on the scenery and costuming. Tho adj
vance sale OF seats opens Friday, Those
who fall To get their seats early Will
surely be disappointed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

With It's regular midweek matinee to-
day the Colonial turns into the home
season, despite cold weather and frozen
pipes. The house has had no trouble and
Mrs. Danes Defense" is proving one OF
the biggest drawing cards Of the win
manifested In tho forthcoming production
OF "Get-Rrich- Quick Wallingford" at the
Colonial next week by Mr.. Kelly, as this
vii! be the fret presentation Of the "a
city of this country by any other COM
pany than the original New York troupe.
The engagement opens Sunday night.
Adrenne Augarde. the pretty, vIvacious
comedienne ct the Orpheum this week.
has what she terms recipe for beauty
pointers on this most important feminine
question Here II is: "A woman is as
pretty as she thinks. Ugly thoughts arc
women's greatest foes. In my career
portunity to meet the beautiful women OF
the stage and hundreds in private life.
[ do NOT know one Of them who harbors
I'll against any one. To hate others Is
and any one with nose cut off is un-
beautiful
"a Butterfly on the Wheel" will be
seen again ut the Salt Lake theeter to-
night and continues all the week. The
theater Is now comfortable and warm and
the Qll-CDSlSG players are peiiiS 5Eeetcu
with much appla use,
The authors Of Louisiana. Lou" did
not go TO New Orleans for their scene.
nor TO the Mardf Gras for their color
simply with a view OF being picturesque.
Their plot is so entwined with the Ma rdi
Gras maskings and fun that 1t VIII readi-
ly be seen why the Chicago critics have
heaped high praise upon Louisiana Lou"
as a play as we'll as in its aspects as q
show II will be at the Salt Lake theater
next Thursday.
That theeterguera OF Salt Lake love
musical comedy entertainment when IT
! is of the particular brand OF which Allen
when one IS brought face to face with
| the large audiences who attend nightly
and laugh themselves koarse at the fun
ny antics OF the comedians. which go
great way TO make up the fun of an
evening. "Peck's Bad Boy Is the Of
fering at the Garr!ck and has proven
Curtis company has yet attempted at the
other gala night for both .Garrick pat
rons and the Honey Girls" who consta- i
| fute the big chorus OF the show. Fri
day night has been made feature to
| the extent that an opportunity Is al
forded the girls whereby they can make maj.
| ing speciaIties Of their own and present.
ing them after each performance. The
audience Is the cole Judge as 10 the
| winners.
"The Revenge Of a Fakir." Eolair' 9
| latest animal picture, n production equal
| to any OF Paul J. Rainey's animal sub
Jects will again be the feature at the
Rex theatre today. The nlm is In two =,
| sirnsSgIe between IL young lad and q
Wild leopard In addition to this, one
| OF the most thrilling and dramatic %, o,
| western flIms "The Heroine of the
| Plains.'' Will be shown, The Rex man.
aeement also wishes TO mention thai
! Tree transportation TO sunny Ca'iornia
and return Will he given away III Ihe
near future,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09
HAD TO TIE HANDS
ECZEMA So BAD
Eczema on Face and Head. Raw,
Red Patches with BisteFs. Later
Dry, Scaly and Cracked. Burning
and itching lHtsnse. Cutcuo
Soap and Ointment Cured.

1870 BeIlSvtew Ava. La JUDba, Oap~~
MY 1tsie daughter bad oo1eunA On hsr fecs
and head. Tho trouble began With hTit1~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-09

"a Butterfly on the Wheel Will be
seen again ut the Salt Lake theater to-
night and continues all the week. The
theater Is now comfortable and warm and
the alI-Epglish players are being greeted
with much applause.