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The daily sentinel., 1913-03-12

Happenings.
'(By Sentinel Correspondent

The rain Tuesday night did no
hurt the roads.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-12

During the past week we have
received over a hundred of the
prettiest dresses we will have
this season. Made of every
dainty summer material. You'll
find just what you want here.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
Sob bon @onroe @eltoH in Soplin,
@ifonri.

Geo. aroettIp alipb 6effen Sdipe.
fter, Grait &bil. apbn, reiiten am
borigen Mitttpod nod SopIin, Mo.,
aruldblid enter 9epeide ipeId)e linen
Die traurige Radridt brabte, baB
ibr Sdapager. Monroe @eIton, an
oemfelben Eose, nod Iangeren 2ei-
Den, geitorben mar. Serr @eItotp,
ipeIder elm Mlter bon 30 Snbren Ell
reidte, tpobnte friiber bier in Ser
mann ltnb befIeibete cine Stelle 1T
Der Office Der 500. 9ac. 8obn. SIN
Sabre 1887 berbeiratbete er ii6 bier
init SRI. S1llia 4raettlp, peId,e,
nebit elmer Eodter, i'm iiberlebt. Die
8eer6iglng fanb am Dergansenett
Samstog, in Soplin itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

50. 8. Meber, bon gfIob, mo-,
ON letten Samstag bier, in @e
idSdftafadet.
SD. Carrie @ebneper, Dor
Berger, mar am porigen 9onnerstot
bier, atf 8eiaid Bel 8ertpaltoten.
-Mar anieide begab iid or1 let.
ten Sonrtag na9 Morrifon, 5ltrr
Befib bon @ertpanbten utlo Srelut-
ben.
SRI. @ellra sung reiite am Der.
gatbgenen Samstag mad Snoepen-
oence, Wo., Inn bort aui unbeitimm.
Ter 3eit 5u bleiben.
Geo. Starf urp6 @ottin reiiten
arn bergaitgetten Gomtog tladb ct
2ouis, I'M Die MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm areiie ibrer Sinner, tpelde ianmi-
lid BORT ipobnBaft iinb. gu oerIeben.
-@n6reos gafer tttb Che. Sars
BON BotsbonL befauben iid airl Der.
gait9eten Sarnstug bier, in @e-
id1ften.
8ictor gaer urpo @attin trafen
lesten Sonntng BON 9ittle BOD,
@rf., bier Elm, nm Die Seierboge bei
Srmt Bears Mytter, Srau s.. 6.
@eniel, lrlo arpoeren @ertpaip6ten 3lt
perleben.
-Sobn Rieboff limo SamiIie, BON
2ouis, iinb am berfloiienen
bier ansefommen nm Die
5eithase i'm areiie ibrer angebori-
gen 5i feiern.
6rair SSobrr Bauer uitb berer
fleines S6bterden, bon ct. 2oiris,
iparen Elm boar Snge Der porigcn
@ofe bier ailf 8eiiidy BEL Srat
8auer's Sarte, Sraii 2oriie Rolte.
Osfpal1 9raenole uilb @nttin
erbielten arit lesteir Sumstag, BON
@epatter Stord, elm bofit millfont
menes acknowledgement IN @e-
ItaIt zines i%trnmnen, fleinen Stamm
boilers.
GDaS. Sorltnpar1lt BON Berger,
befotlo it6 am lesten SGmstug ilrlter
ben 5abIreider 9chidPrn, melfe ee.
idp1tsbaIber ilodJ Serninnn gefont-
men marefl, unb i~tattete oi,dg linierel
Office eitren orgerebnlen 8eiil6 ob.
SRI. 2orene gegemanrb meIde
lid g%egernpdrtig in einem Confer.
patorium in ct. 2ouis, Dem b6beren
Stpoiitm Der Muiif ipibnlet, traf anl
pergotgenen SmlStag bier eitt Inn
Die Seiertage i'm eIterlidlen $atie
5lt perlebett.
Vim lebten Mnntog traf bier
Die &rmlerbotidaft ein, bonn Sooe
Der Srmt Ben aolfs, bon Glasgow,
ON Somrtog, Den Ia. December. Die
2etd)e muroe nod Morriion ae-
brodt uro ani portgep Mitttpod airf
Dem 6rieobofe Der fatboliiden Sc.
meitpbe beltattet, Cine sfrt3abI bie.
flyer @eripan6ten Ser Ierftprbenen
fpobnten Der 8eeroigung BEL.
&btnelarb &ecor6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

-Bm. SdIenber, bon ct. 2olis,
befitt6et fid lett boriger ISOLDE bier,
oilf ldngeren 8eind BEL ieinen 81.
tern, gbriit Sdletpoer unb @attin.
SIN Der mobernen gbe tit Ser
iogemnnte Soniemon6 febr b6ufie
elm Salbmon6, uro mandmal tommt
er nidt einmaI iiber oas erfte 8ier-
tel bttals.
@lles mas babenstpertb i'll, Der.
bient es aald bob man fif 6arimt be.
miibt. giftgebenf 6ieIer alten, be.
tu1brten @eidaftsngeI trafen stoei
nnierer u~nternebmenhen @eld1fts-
feitte Elm Mfommen nit Der Ser.
mann S. & B. 60, infoIge 6eIIen
ems Der 8oote bieier gompamie cine
ipeaielle @iin6fabrt 5tpiiden aolf's
rtr6 Stutetrfemper's 2anomngslGten
urb Sernlntrn madte, Inn anf 6ieie
@eiie ben 8eDobnerrt bon Mont.
eotnerb Goltntp bie @elegenbeit al
bieten, lire MISUNDERSTANDING bier
in Sernatln 81 beiorger. Sos
9mnpfbpot @ug @obIt mabte oieIe
&itnofabrt ON 9ienstog bieier ISOLDE
lttno brodte cine groBe ansabl Iai-
iagiere bon Dem nor6Iider l1fer oes
Wiiioitri Iufies bierber, nod Der
aStn6t.
9ieier @eid1ftsoerfebr bon Der
4orbieite 6es SIuiies, Delber felt
6es 2ocal Option @eietes
beItdn6ig 8ltgenommen bat, fonnte
obne 8tpeifeI nod gang beoeuten6
bergrSBert perber. ipentr luniere
aaufleilte, iopie gleidpfuIIs bie iib-
riaen @efdaftsleute, fid i'm 8erein
uft6 ernftlid 6aritm berniiben mir
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

-Grof. 6. s. @eabis, bon Sei.
ferion gitp, Der Gtnnts. SSSnipeftor ser,
$obidnlert beebrte uftiere Sta6t
am bergangenen Montng nit einerr
8efudL bebufs 8riifung bes 2ebr-
&iirins, fotpie Der @ortbeiIe tpeIde
bitrd Den 11nterrid)t in Der bieiigen
Sodfdaile geboter per0en. Brof.
Menbis NOR bon ben 2eiihingen I'M
Terer &ohi6nle IN ieoer Sinfibt iebr
befrieoigt, itnb infolae oeifer miro
Die Sermmner Soffdutle aif Der
@atpgliite tpabrideinlid nod I'M Elm
puar &irben btnaufgeriidt peroen,
trob6em bas @eb6ipoe, meIdes bis
lang fir Die SodJffalle beriitt tpltr.
De, iotpie audi Der HIas, mo iid bas-
feIbe befinbet, i~e6enfalls nidt Die
eeeienetften fino.
8ir baben eben erit NIT Dem Ib.
oable,t i%utierer @aiieriperf- llftb ao-
mol Bombs ~begonneat, rn6 es DIT
baber. Dor Der &afb, nod tridt on
Der 3eit fir oen @au zines neiie,l,
mooernen @dah : @ebGtibes gro-
pagarroa at modem; ober bel poralls
fi6tIider Sort6aaier bes Itetigen, &c.
illn6en @adstbums unierer Sta6t,
biirfte Die angeregte Sroge pobl
falm aif piele Sabren ~peridjoben
tperoer.
Sdlimhie Sleden I'M @efidt.
lperben bon Or. Sobion's gc5ema
Ointment entfernt, pelbeS allen
Saltoatsidlog beilt, mabt nidtS
aus, pie lang SIR i'm gebabt. Gin
bringt iofortige 2inberung rulb bic
Selling beginnt ioglei6. aerate ge-
brauden oieies Del uttb empfeblen
es. $err @Ilemait, 2ittletotpn, So,
iagt: .$atte gc5erta arn 3opf, Dr.
Sobion's gc5er1a Ointment furirte
es in atpet @ohen." 2tn6erlrtg ga.
rantirt ooer @el6 3uriiderituttet.
ale apotbefer ODER per Boit. 8reiS
50c. 8feiffer Chemical Co.. 8btIa.
oelpbia itn6 ct. 2ouis. (lbo.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
sanstag @parfaiie.

Nut SuHtSAHH SpuIIuIIe.
-Groblide @eibnodten allen Sc.
fern iirpo @onnern bes @oIfsbIatt.
Ben @oft madte am boriaen
WitttDo6 einen f,ir5en @eidaftsbe.
iud In ct. 2otia.
sos. @arbs, bon Berger, mar
od1 borigen Mittpod bier, IN az.
tHaftIiden Berridtlneem
-sllio nadite @ofe miro, mie be.
reits in Der Iebten slllsgabe befantt
getnadt pnr6e, fem 8olfsblatt en-
ifeinen.
-Grmi S. M. &aina uno SRI.
@oIo Sbertportmann, bon gtIa9,
befanben iih am letten Gamstng
bier, gu @ait Bel SreunSen.
Sron Mleramoer S6netoer, bon
etiab, befarpb itd einige Gage Der
bergangefrett ISOLDE bier, als @aii
ibrer Sante, Srau Sbeo. Roft.
6rib &aiegge, BON @ap, mar am
borigen Sreitne bier in Der Stabt
rtpb iprod aild) arrf r%lierer Sfficc
Dor.
pie Sdutbfabrif mar am Iebtcn
Mortoe, eegen A libr aeStpunaer
mfolge zines 9efeftes i'm 8elelld-
titngsibitemb Die arbeit 8eitipeilip
einaldteIIen.
Gbag. Sberg, Otto Sallbed
itn6 @m. &obnid, idnnmtli6 Dor
Reip $uber, beebrten uitierc StaNt
am bersoneer,en Sreitae nit ibpem
8eiu6. II
Ga8 Gountb-@ eridt mir6 itd
ON nGdftcn Mittpo6 fir eiretr Der.
tngter &ernnirf perfammeln, INN Sc.
fade fir SfnnfliSenien entgegen5il-
iebnien, ionic aud arr grIe6iaune
anoerer @efddfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25
Bank
pou 9srmaun, $40.
Die Banf Der Geute, non ocn Seutsn
uno fir Ole Geute-A
&eime 8anf iid)ersr
Siuien auI 8eit.0 epoiiten
Direftoten:
" " preuer, Rpbt. Walfer.
6enrp Grass, !Senru ID. 1efoitt
6enrp Sd3sner. S.E Stoenner,,
u. y. 10 al { er. 2aiIirer.
~. g al a n, 2lHtit GaITier,
adtnna sdatem.

9ie idbrIide General gerIamm.
lung Deg Sernarn Sdarfidiiben.
8ereins finoet am
Montaa Menb, 20. DECEMBER
nm @ereinslocaIe itatt. Die MitgIie.
Der finb eriiidt iib piinftlid Inn
halb s rtbr @6enos eiBufinoen.
ST Sang, Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

Die Ser5eu iuarn nnb bic 9iiiaen liar
Damn sebt es frpb in oas neue Sabr!
Sel tiinst Der @liidpunif aber Die grben
p9ies ioa bas bette Der Sabren meroeul"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

Our Corn Fields.
The combined area of the corn fields
Of the United Statea is nearly equal to
the IN Of France Or Germany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
RED ROSES IN RUSSIA
SOMETIMES ARE COSTLY

st. Petersburg, March 1G:-The
next time M. V~ladimiroh, Jr., firts
with an attractive young woman on
a train, he will previously ascertain
whether she is a member Of the rev.
dictionaries. He Is barely able to
be about today after a disagreeable
experience with a bunch of secret
service detectives Of whom his
father Is chief.
He met the girl while on his way
home from q visit in the country.
Before parting at the station she
pinned a red rose in his lapel. While
busying himself with his baggage he
was bounced upon by the sleuths and
put up such a fight that In subduing
him they BACKED both his eyes, tore
his clothing to tatters, and bruised
him up generally. Finally, tied hand
and foot and still struggling, he was
thrown into a cell, where two hours
later he was discovered and identi-
fed by his father.
The plainclothes men had been
told to watch for q dangerous revo-
lutionary who was to travel on the
same train and who was to wear a
red rose. Vladimirof himself Is a
pillar of the Government League of
Students, OF st. Petersburg Un1ver-
sity, an organization of eminent re-
spectability and conservatism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
EXCHANGE bills REPORTED.
Assembly Committee Acts Fsverassy
on Suffers Measures.

Albany. N. Y. March lathe assem-
b,v codes committee favorably report
ID all of the bills affecting the STOCK
Exchange. which were introduced at
the request OF Governor Sulxer except
the one doubling the tax on stock
transfers, which is dead.
Included In the number OF bills are
those providing for incorporation o!
the ,tock exchanges. the limiting OF
49, rata Of interest on call loans 10 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

per cent. the prohibiting Of wash sales.
the forbidding of sales of stocks on
margins. the preventing of discrimina
lion by members Of one exchange
igalnst members OF another. the ne
c%essitating of giving memoranda Of the
sale of stock With the date and time
stamped to the customers and the Il.
censing Of stock brokers'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
RID GRANDE PLANS
NEW OGDEN DEPOT.
Officials Say Bids VIII Soon
Be Received for $4,000
Freight Terminal.
Snocial "a Thn Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24-Followlng visit OF
e l., Brown. vice president and general
manager OF the Denver & Rio Grande,
w. S. Martin assistant general man
ager; J. G. Gwyn, chief engineer. and
Superintendent n. a Williams. the an
nouncement was made today that with
in ten days bids will be received for
the proposed s75.006 freight depot In this
city. It is the desire Of the compa ny.
according TO It's officials to have the To-
cal freight terminal completed by early
fall.
In connection with the erection Of the
large freight depot. which will be To-
Gated on Twenty-fourth street near Wall
avenue, other extensive improvements
Will be required. While the terminal will
not be equal In size to the Hartman
freight depot, 1t will not be inferior from
the standpoint of modern construction
and freight handling facilities. according
to the Rio Grande officials.
AS the company has a satisfacto ar
rangement with the Ogden Union Depot
& Railway coTpany the Rio Ora nde has
no intention at this time OF erecting an
independent passenger station, according
10 General Manager Brown. He does
not favor providing a passenger terminal
for the Rio Grande because Of the large
amount OF through traffic, which makes a
union arrangement more satisfactory. Mr.
Brown declared that the extensive i'm
provements by >his road should set at
rest any further rumors that the Rio
Grande would abandon Ogden as a ter
minal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
ASKS FOR ASSESSMENT.
Mayor Fell Makes Recommendation e
Stop Drain on General Fund.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, June 2t,-Belieying that a stop
sohulc be put to the constant drain ON
the general fund by reason of special as
sessments not being sufficient to paw for
the work done, Mayor A. G. Fell has rec
commended to the city commissioners that
a supplemental assessment be made to
cover an extra work charge of s179991 In
curo and gutter district No. 10S
Inc mayor objects principally to the ex-
ira work orders being paid out OF the
general fund. because IL causes all cIti-
zens TO stand share Of the expense
which goes toward the Improvement of
a certain district Then too. IT causes the
outlay Of s per cent Interest on the
amount al pun which should have been included
IN The fund provided by the special AS
sessment The action OF Mayor Fell was
taken after City. Auditor William Van
Dyke had refused to honor the order. No
action IN the matter has been taken by
the board ~
The commissioners have awarded the
Utah Light q Railway compa ny a contra ct
70 furnish electric current for operating
the IN rock crusher near the city reservoirs
The city Will erect the pole line FOR the
transmission wires. The J. P O'NeiI Com
struction company was awarded A. oontrart
today for making the Improvement In
sewer district No. 116, the contract price
being $4,000. p-'~e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
CR1TICISE CITY ENGINEER,
Ogden Official Rebuked For Attempt to
Include Park In Paving
ErontaoA
Special to The Tribune.


Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24.-Sharp criticism
OF City Engineer II. j. Craven was voic-
ed by the city commissioners and espe-
cially by Mayor \. G. Fell when the Of
flclal was instructed TO eliminate Lester
park frontage from the property repre-
sented as In favor of the Twenty-fifth
street paving between Washington and
gineer vas brought to the attention of
the board by Charles Mcguire. one of
the protesting property owners
As a result OF the revision nearly so
per cent OF the property In the proposed
paving district will be represented In
the petition OF protest instead OF 5499
per cent. as originally reported by the
city engineer,
The commissioners were In accord
with Mr.. Mcguire when he declared that
public property. such as park. had
IN matters pertaining to jurisdiction.
They were not inclined to believe that
Lester park had been considered by the
engineer until the frontage figures were
presented by the property owner At to-
DAY meeting Engineer Craven was call
ed beTore the commissioners and after
pelng reprimanded for his action, In
structed TO make another computation
1t was the Intention Of the board "a
consider a recommended ton that the re-
corder be instructed to advertise for bids
but upon the finding Of the error IN through uS,
Mr.. Maguire's protest the commissioners
decided to defer action. The proposed
Improvement of Twenty-fifth street for
a. distance OF eight blocks is the longest
single stretch Of paving ever contem-
plated in the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
A Worker Appreciates This,

VIM. Morris. resident of Florence,
Oregon, says: "For the last fourteen
years my kidneys ard bladder incapaci-
tated me for all work. About eight
months ago began using Foley Kidney
Pills, and they have done what other
medicines failed to dc. and now + am
feeling fine. recommend Foley Kid.
ney Pills. Schramm-J ohnsou. Drugs.
"The Never.Substitutor - Five (5)
Good Stores. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
TO DISCUSS AUTO ROAD.
County Officials viii Attend Importan,
Meeting at MonteIIo,

OGDEN, June 2i.-As a result OF Gov
ernor Sprys refusal TO turn over SIS 600
OF the recent $50 600 appropriation for the
Improvement OF that portion of the trans
continental auto route lying in Box Elder
county. County Commissioner MoronI
Skeen. Manager j, -, Larson of the Og-
den Publicity bureau, and the commis-
sloncrs of the northern county, VIII attend
an important meeting in Montello tomor-
row. 4 representative of the Utah high
way commission and OF the Nevada state
authorities will be present.
In Withholding the Box Elder portion OF
the Midland Trail fund appropriated by
the last Legislature, Governor Spry con-
tends that no connecting line In the trans
continental route has been constructed ON
the Nevada side OF the state line II is
the Intention of the Weber and Box Elder
commissioners TO urge immediate action
by the county governments west Of the
line and also by the Nevada state author-
tipg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
Wants Masher Pardoned.
Special TO The Tribune

oPeCIHI 20 Ihe Trlbune.
-, OGDEN. June 24.-Because he believes
we're considering the crime, Judee
X. HeyWood presented a petition 10
Mayor A. G. Fell asking that Emil Iver-
son; sen sentenced by Judge " II. Reeder
taken no definite action in the matter
In the police court yesterday Iverson
a young Dane employed as third COOK
en- en- a .I1n Id1inlng car, pleaded guilty to say
ing HOW do YOU doo" to a youno v,o-
man man DESIGNATED in the compla Int es
saale Roe The remark ANNOYED the
young woman and she complajned ' ~
Tergeant o. II. Mohlman. who arrested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
HOWELL USES FIST,
Second judicial Judge Resents Harsh
Words Of Dry Goods Merchant.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, June 24.-Harsh words which
were used by John Hurst. member Of the
prominent firm OF Paine & Hurst, when
he found his store entrance partially OBJ
structed by building ma terial resulted In
a fistic encounter between the dry goods
merchant and Judge j. A. Howell Of the
Second district court this morning The
Judge struck Hurst with his fist, stag
gering him with the blow, but the men
were separated before further damage re-
suited.
Judge Howell is interested in the i'm
provements which are under way In front
OF the Howell block. adjoining the Paine
& Hurst building. When the merchant
found quantity OF building material over
the line in front OF his store, he dema nd ed
OF William Howell, brother OF the Judge,
that the obstruction be removed forth
with. Judge Howell took a hand and
during the alterca ton which followed.
Hurst is alleged to have used a word
which overbalanced the judicial discretion
of the jurist He afterwards declared that
he regretted the action, but insisted that
the merchants remark certainly was un-
complimentary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
Veterans Plan Trip.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24.-Commander f. G..
Vallereaux OF Dix Logan post No 2, G.
a. r. has completed arrangements for
the transportation Of those veterans de-
string TO attend the national encnmprnent
at Gettysburg, Pa, early In July Those
contemplating the trip must have their
names registered with Adtutant w ",
Pierce by "Wednesday, In order to secure
reduced rates on the railroads. the stat
committee has contracted for 100 tickets.
but II would seem at present as though
not more than sixty-five Will make The
long trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
Sets Fire to Cell.
Special TO The Tribuno

SPeClaI % The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24.-Firing the bed cloth
Ing OF the cell In which he had been nioona
vas Vas one OF the methods used by John
I)aros young Italian, to secure Toyeonn
Tor his arrest this afternoon on q ch.rse
OF intoxicstion, Other prisoners In nc
jail gave the alarm In time for the OIL
GERS 10 rescue Daro before he was burned
result Of the mans act will amo,,nt az az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
Young Girl Dies.
10 The Trlbun

SPECIdI 10 IHS ITIDUNe.
OGDEN, June 24.-Eyelyn Maycocls
Wade. aged IL years and daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. William M. Wade died at the
family home IN Pleasant View at 7:30
o'clock this morning, after a brief Illness.
OF pneumonia, She WAS recovering from
an attack OF measles, when a reIa6se re-
suited in pneumonia. The funeral will
be held Thursday afternoon. with services
In the Pleasane View chapel at O'clock
lnterment will be made In the North Og-
den cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
County Fathers Ruay-

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, June 24.-The county commits
sioners devoted their time today to OK
amlning ogden City property on which the
assessment Is said to be too high The
board has about 100 complaints on which
Judgment must be passed and the com
missioneTs have decided to visit every
decision, -'0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
CASTLE VALLEY COAL
COMPANY

TIC the stockholders:
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Castle Valley Coal Com
pany Will De held at the office of the
company In the court house block at
Evanston. Uinta county Wyoming, on
Monday July 7th, 1913, at ten clock a.
M. for the election OF officers for the en-
suing year, and 10 receive and take ac-
ton upon the reports OF the officers and
board of directors. and for the transac-
ton or such other business as might
legally come before the meeting.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this
9th day OF June. 1913.
G.. e. FORESTER,
g., Secretary. J
c32l1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
TWO STORES ROBBED.
Thunder Drowned Noise OF. Robber
Smashing Glass; Loss Totals S25.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24-Two stores IN the
business district were robbed last night,
but the total amount Of the loss will not
exceed $25 At the Goddard cigar store.
2315 Washington avenue: and the Taper-
nacle drug store corner of Washington
and Twenty second streets. entrance was
gained by smashing glass from door and
window, and II is thought that the bur-
glars took advantage of the thunder dur
Ing an early morning storm to drown the
sound of era sbing glass.
AT the Goddard store So was taken from
a cash register and all Of the nickels from
two vending machines, also several val
uable pipes and a quantity OF cigars -Four
dollars in change was taken from the
cash register at the drug store but none
of the stock was disturbed. Both rob-
berries We're discovered when the places
were opened this morning.
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New Yorkers See Ogden

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, June 24.-The activities of
nt,uoicity agent O. 4. Smith. representa-
Rapid Transit company at the union pas-
seneer station, have resulted in stere
optlcon Tews OF several Ogden scenes
by Arthur t. Smell The slides werc fur
nished BY the Ogden bureau. When he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
Husband Wants Divorce.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 24.-Chargine that his
VIZ VIE called him a 'loafer," dead beat"
ano other uncomplimentary names, j M.
Lee has filed complaint in the dtst rict
court starting suit for divorce from I,,cy.
Lee. The parties were married In Farm,
ington June rs; 1906 The husband de-
Roy, aged a years.
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same space OF time 1887 new books were
added, OF which 1857 were purchased.
The report also says that during the
past few days Judge A. r. Haywood made
contribution of S3142 20 for the purchase
of new books.
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Fruit Man Optimistic,

OGDEN. June 24.-Manager w. IL Gar
vim of the Utah Frutgrowers association
was All Ogden visitor for few hours to-
day. while on his way to San Francisco.
He expects to complete arrangements for
the fruit campaign OF the 1913 season upon
his return from the west. He Is Of the
opinion that the frujtgrowers Of Utah are
going to fare much better this year than
for several seasons past