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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Leading Question.

Arthur Train, assistant district attor-
ney of New York, has n ready wit
which has caused the downfall Of many
witnesses This was proved recently in
divorce trial, Mr.. Train was cross.
examining the plaintiff, with whom he
had the following tilt:
"You claim this woman drinks. is
that the reason you wish to divorce
her7''
eyes, sir.
"Do you drink yourself9'
"'That's my businessl - angrily re-
sponded the irate husband
Unmoved, Mr., Train asked this
question;
"Haye you any other business!'-
The Argonaut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
COUNTY MAY HAVE
PURCHASING AGENT

Having abolished the fee system NJ
feeding prisoners at the county tail The
county commissioners are considering the
advisability OF creating the permanent po-
sitlon OF county purchasing agent.
Through such an office all county pur-
cha ses may be made.
With this idea In mind the commission
ers intend 10 investigate the method used
by the city in buying through its purcha g
Ing agent The saving made by tho
city IN the past two years has been con-
siderable and the commissioners are OF
the opinion that a similar saving could be
effected by adopting tho same system for
the county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Charleston Entries.
Hil'oal Nows Service.

-n0oal Sews Service.
.tte selling. NI furlonEs-Deno odictina.
los; Glenn Bcschcy. ll3. Irt6h kid,
oeEhf. il2 sehnlIcr. li3. Fswu. III.
\ fsrpol. III: Ben Prior. .11S; Hngh
hans Creek. TO: The TurEess. ioS;
~. liz: Our Nugget. us; comarada.
f'' selling. six furlongs s-scrlic. il6;
y III, ATnor iGs: Casdue, lis; la
hsary Rutchison. 1is; Mis- Eleanor
=" Le-;rado. ii3: Lalcle. iie; BerEo-
~ tvo-!ear .oids. four turlonRs--Jack
", sialwert Helen. 100. yellow Flow
''ni; ~; AoscoUa. lo5: May Shaw, loo:
Billy Jos. lOs.
rloSer and Mag Shaw Davis entry
~. sollinE. ono mile md an eighth
Ia. coch,pur. liz; Tay Pay. IS Stairs
nun X. 40 Myceuao. io1; dllt3n
-ei. ~. PLANT. In,
selling. five aud a hnl' furlouss-'
Inc Gauder. 1oT; Single Ray. ~;
tneil. ,O5: Tom HANCOCK. TOE; ouanto,
- lel; Water Lad, IoT; aiia, Ga!le'
isllinE. ono mile aud ssvoD,y yards
N, tncas. 1876; Cn7buretcr. IS: sam
~, flol. as: The Hermit. ~: Floral
msa and Gun, los; Slicic. ln.' hu9Oo
W.: Jim Caffrcy. io7: Tomboy. 30;
l0; Big Rock. 10: Peacock. o2.
'Nr; track sloppy and covered Win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
FARlMINGTON LINE.
SOON TO BE BUILT

Application for a franchise 10 extend
the Ccntervlle line Of the Utah Light &,
Railway company five miles north, max
Ing Pennington the terminus, Will be
made soon. according TO General Man
ager j. S. Wells OF tho company. The
matter has been under considera ton for
several months, hut announcement was
withheld awaiting action by the Farm
ington city council. This Ave miles makes
a total OF ten miles of extensions to be
made this year by the company, the Sec
ond being the Big Cottonwood canyon line
from Holiday.
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|sults on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
\ and Entries
JuareC Results.
'EtionaI Ness Service.

'1E,ioDaI Ness Service.
rfs, one utls-Fi,st Star. lie (TYoxlsr>.
1pl; KAl l'nls. 100 ,Haycs). s 10 !. Sec
1ph Emma. i0j lPhIilipsl. 20 /, Third.
:;p ~. Anglo D., Hester General War
n Flngrr. Brigham. Jady Young, Foxy
|tgtrs Eddie Mott. BNlclIlE and Adolapte
sser five and a half furlonEs-Littlo
= NcCsbel, even. won: Auntie Curl. oe
rs 10 !. second: Dominica, ~ tNoy"
10 l. Third. Time. 1907. Sir HAIRY.
Russrll McGIll. ornDGc Blossom and
|panell also ran.
nee, five sud \ hall furlonss--Pauhacha
~. 20 ]. won: Gonna. 100 (Ncylonl. 4
#nua: Dhblon TO lMoicsNor1bl, to /.
Ilmf. 1907 Is. DusEy Dave, clnriboi.
%, fhones Hare aud Barbara Lane also
a1. liz iurlonss Marchmort.
tzfit. : to 10 won Eootcnny. loi
4. u 10 !. second: King Worth. 20 CMet-
y 70 !. third Time. i:lc .-S. Colquitt.
1A High Street also ran.
pr. Que mile-Ci-Eo, 107 to'BTlcn).
u; 0h Go,eh. ." ,ScyloDl. . 10 I. Sec
@t hxson. Iej IGeniryl. 10 I. third.
W Nry Blcna. Cl!uton. Nirco. Miss
Rras. Sadie S'Hpi-n Marshal Tllehmnn.
4 ~ vsnhorn zlFo ran
1rr. ore mic Du"!u. 100 Crord). II Il
ntie sam iOs uGcuiry), 20 10 !. sec.
|<n Qdesn. los tMcCgbCl. 5 to 5. ulrd.
~ t-s. sister Florence. 40 Quarter.
~ f9fedz also ran.
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Jueroz Entries.
sssl Sess Service.

'nensI seSs service.
un purse tTo-ycar-oid mpldcus four
-'ust Bride, 100: Foyoritc Article. 1oS /:
" Tod Cook. III. stolen, III; Ma7nlk.
; torlci. lo5. Vampire. III: Pink Olin'
nes selling. SIX furlongs-Nu Ny ZIP,
t'5Ion BDs 100; Kick. i02. Moshoch,
.A 11iae I"5 hun, Mamie: 10. Sto-
Rfqlissm, 10: Woor 100: Baltimore.
-fh's Daughter. io5: Thaka. loJ; c. N.
ID; LAMB Tail, 10; Ada Kennedy
net. solling. ak urIouEs --Vavo So:
'4,e ~. TrsnHacr. l03; Gray rnvoF'm,
Ffy Brown. io.: Iplu0. l0T; Compton.
= ornard. no: hmchAlko. 100; Fastoso.
"a. l0i; Grizzly Bear, 1o1: HolbcIE.
Y; sortheu,i. l0I: Prlrcc Winter. 10.
1st Nszatlau handicap. oae mile
". y: Truly. loo; Bell OF Bryn Mnwr.
nsl. IS; Cousin PuHs, ll2; Colonel
20 slI turlongs- Sierra. io2. Lady Pen
"a Lace. io6; John Hur!e. lo7; Pal
", Calcium, 10: Nnndedero. 1iJ; An
franciA l02: Tidy WolffAr,h, l05
l0i Ben Stone, 10; Rama. 10;
ouisot. ll2; Fort Johnson, li5.
e selling one mIle-Jimmio Gil. rs;
iel; Burnt Candle. l05; Cordi" F.
essr: track fast.
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MEETS
/. D, S. u. TEAM TO-DAY

The Gr.ntsyilIo high schco bsskotesu duln-
,o,,. z,il clash with tho fast L. D. 2. u term
III. ,ucrnoon In tho Dcrcrct RymD1siun,. Tho
ssmo IN an official division contest and IL schod,
,.a IN ztart at q o'clock. The J.. u. s. U. mst
W. ca sn,ryl,e team last month IN Gruptpvjllo and
,hc Tooslo men gave the local team hard bat
tie. -, A., c-,,.,,,to ,o,,, ,a
-ou nIaaso1 With Tho chowlnE Of his hoyb during
Inc InsI mouth apd thinks that HIS team VIII hoio
,he l. D 6 u, 10 q Low reore
su-tin HIIIoc, coach OF the J.. n 5. o.; Is con-
,,Scn, .hat MS team rtll win tho game victor!
,lp-uL Ioc7Iz would tie them With the SAT-
.. 6Jr, rohcoI for tnc championsh,r Of tho
ionai division. II :, proposoa 5h.t tl' E'o'e
20 ,hs hi-n ,chool for the rhumpinnDbir. VIII
7. sd snu IN Ii, Y M {. A gymnasium the lat
l'r pa. oiiroi,iuctou will PROBABLY be the choice
FOR referee this Afternoon r.,,. .ou,-,
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THINK FRENCH HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE
Continued from Page One)

engineer and draftsmsn. were owed
$3.50 In wnges. The fling OF this re-
quest began a series OF lltiEstlons.
which are still pending.
Just previous 10 the employees
seeking their money through the me-
dunn OF the courts. S. p. Stewart.
Canton. Ohio. attorney and counsel
for the company. issued a personal
check for $4,000 TO the company. in
return for which he was given "A check
on the company for the same amount.
Developments later proved the check
or rho company was worthless. The
company sought to erase the indcbt
cdneSS by giving Stewart a lien on n
locomotive, The Chicago Short Line
No. j."
The engine, valued at Sl7 o00 at the
time of its purchase was in the repair
shops OF a firm In Akron. Ohio. Tho
repairing company refused 10 allow
Stewart to have tho engine beca use a
bill for repairs on IL had not been
paid.
Stewart then fled suit for the
amount of tho check plus attorney $
fees. which brought tho sum sought
up TO s12. 900
When the Northern Ohio Coustruc-
ton company fled It's schedules or
assets and liabilities tho amounts
were given as follows: Due In wages
SI620; secured claims. s260.0O0, unse-
cured claims. $50, S6J,6i, personal as
sets, $1So4.oo.
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Commerce Committee Meets.

The commerce committee OF the Com
mercial cluo organized yesterday after
noon, electing w. n. Williams chairman
and Daniel J. Lang vice chairman. The
committee divided itself into three sub
com mmittees commercial exhibitions.
commercial observanccs and commercial
education. The work Of the committee
during the coming year will be conducted
under these three divisions,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Shipping Pool Renewed.

HAMBURG. Feb 2e.-The continenta!
shipping pool in which the Hamburg
American and North German lloyd lines
are the principal parties concerned. was
renewed today for a period OF five years.
all the questions In dispute between tho
companies engaged in the trans Atlantic
trade having been settled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
SHEEPMEN ADVISED
TO HOLD THEIR WOOL

Woulgrowers are cautioned not to sell
their clips too carly, ii being stated that
the prospects are for advancing prices,
In a circular letter issued by the man
agement of the National Wool Warehouse
&: Storage company, "A copy or which was
received In Salt Lake yesterday. IT is
stated that the worlds stock OF old wool
is the smallest in years and the new clip
will he much reduced. The number OF
persons using wool Is increasing, while
wool production Is not holding its own
and the shortage may become acute, says
tho letter
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Assist Nature There are times
when you should assist nature. 1t is
now undertaking to cleanse your sys-
tem-if you will take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla the undertaking will be sue
cessful. This great medicine purifies
and builds up as nothing else does.
(Advnrtl lsnmnnt.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Babies, Effective for
Grown. .Ups.

fcley's Honey aud Tar Com
~ has the confidence of your
Sho knows it viii givo you
'on. w W. Nessmitb, States
M says; :" have used Foley s
'o Tar Compound in my family
soid II in my store and il never
spfe,' Refuse a substitute.
'onnscn, drugs "thc never
''s' five (5l good stores.
iAdportls,mcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Suit Pending.

After several changes in the per-
sonncl OF trustees and referees IN
bankruptcy the suit Is still pending
final settlement In federal court here.
French is said 20 have begun his
promoting plans In Lucas. Ohio. and
Mansfield, Ohio. about 1896. Several
companies were organ niZed to bulld
railroads out OF Mansfield. Prominent
citizens there arc said to have put
money into Frcnch's schemes.
Roadbeds were laid for a line be-
tween Mansfield and Shelby. Ohio. II
was 10 have been the Mansfield
Shelby line. The company went broke
before the road was near completion.
Under the name Of the North
western Ohio Development company,
French began the building of the
Mansfield. Coldwater & Michigan
road. This was afterward bought up
by the Pennsylvania French. previous
To his railroad ventures, was head
Of the Lucas Stone & Construction
company. holding quarry and sid
Ing of tho Pennsylvania lines near
Mansfield
a dispatch from Akron tonight says
French WAS there In 1900 and 1901 as
agent for the star Union line,
A dispatch from PHOENIX last night 70
lows:
PHOENIX, Ariz,. Feb. 2s.-Chang-
Ing his plans to remain in Prescott
until Sunday, G.. w, French, Pacific
Development company promoter, To-
day notified his attorney, Robert S.
Fisher that he would arrive in Phoe-
nix tomorrow. At the same time the
management of the Hotel Adams re-
ceived an order for reservation for
two or three days for D, G. JackllnS
and party coming here from Salt Lake
in the private car Cyprus.
There is now pretty well defined
ruInor that the unexpected return of
French 10 Phoenix and the stimuli
taneous arrival OF the Utah man may
have some bearing upon the case
wherein Utah asks the cXtradltlon OF
Frencl from Arizona.
II Is known that there has been
some communication with local
parties and Jackline bearing upon the
French case. and that the Utah min
ing man should ARA nge TO come here
and he In Phoenix upon the same day
as that set for the hea ring in tho
requtsition mat tier Is taken to mean
that Jackling may wish TO be pres
cnt at the hearing for some reason
or Otlcr
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Feds Want Crawford

w. SiA, \ G, Feb. - i-John Moplrop7,r~
I.ssn purIucse , manager NJ tho prookl-p Federal
asuo eino' todny announced that his cl,ib v,ouIa
Nc rI.i, hfonS effort 10 set foy manager out
t sam crawford ~ tho Detroit IigorG rraw.
IOIu u lh EnSland WIN tho Innrl-t -nra,rr- ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Yankees Go to Houston

NEW YORK. Fob 2s-vcmbo,- .. -.
,n Huo.ii'su league club started for their train
r-S t', y" houston. TczaH today. Tho plav-
mo i'', arc EEohcn. Quinn, RuddY ana
M,slael Irsinor Charles Barrett and BysInn..
sy"nsser N'hur Irwin accompanied tho ronas
hAnnsor Frank L.. Chance viii 90 dIrcct d, uo,'a
lon from bic homo ln Glcndnrn C.ni w HVN-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Cubs Beat Browns.

a., .AdtNi RIA, Fob. "a homo run I'm tho
MI, urn,'n inning and a double in tho eighth by ~
Wuiains won Tho Hamo today for tho Cbic,ro
@ .,auonals from tho ST. Louis Americans This
N"s tno ilfat Hamo OF series of six the scrond
~ DC p'ASed tomorrow In 81. Petersburg. score
Cb,c,-o Il. u. l..
st. Louis .......,...
bnttericc-Zabel Kocs,ucr and Uarrro,o.
Mitchell stevens aud EnzcnFoth. Agncw.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
New Place for Folk.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26-Joseph w,
Folk, solicitor OF the state department
and former governor OF Missouri. has
been offered and probably VIII accept the
new post of chief counsel for tho inter
statn commerce commission, at salary
OF $40 900 81 year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Twelve Killed by Explosion.

BERLIN, Feb 2s.AAt least twelve men
were killed and eight others fatally In
iurcd TO-DAY IN nh explosion which de
stroved an extensive arilnc dye factory
in Ilunmejshurg suburb. Four hun
drcd employees we're in the building at
tho time of the explosion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27

matter and poison from the bowels 4
Cascaret tonight straightens YOU out BY
morning. l0-ccnt box from any drug
gist keeps your Stomach regulated.
Head clear and Liver and Bowels IL
fine condition for months. Don't for
get the children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
ic,nonn.s ramr .ollorsi
nuimat TO Practice.

sosroN Feb, 2sIn order ic obtain .ddlS,oSaI Sia
time for practice on tho ~, srsG hmscsu opo9 so
c9ursefi i F'@rs anssca 70 TnI on March 81 instead
CT HpTI a. as originally planuedi ne Evil VII ,f ,hs
noHrly mr. sr,,,our champion. ~ho will leave New
York on March ' ouUsI UI aaa o ,s.I sss iesa
his pip,inss - JJny Iake duriuE tho second "erb
a1n 1n anr,i later going to Sandwich
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Jones Charged With Assault.

Assault with Il deadly weapon is the
Charge made against John Jones In "a
complaint issued by the county attorney.
He p alleged 10 have assaulted Richard
Brown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
vavorn Anti betting Bill.

,NNAFoLIs. Nd. Feb. "a favorable reaort
an tns Hall au,l-rscs uscs gambling bin wa5
sr,aea uum hy tho house Judiciary coumlttce To-
Ssv II provides for the complete elimination OF
moe t-gcL betting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Mrs. Sharp Asks Divorce.

Suit for divorce on grounds OF cruelty
and failure TO provide was filed I'm the
district court yesterday by Maud NJ. Sharp
against George B. Sharp. She seeks GUS
tody OF two children and $50 a month
alimonY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
KING GEORGE SEES
ELEVEN -||vN|NC GAME
Continued from Preceding page1

sccnd pns m1lnlns season. This viii he Chance. |.
tccooo S"o2ou az manager OF tho Ncr VI 80.
,' IcsEue5s and he said 10 hoped 70 b,i-, tb.
INA o. INC loVly position In which the ,sam fio
ch,oo" nS'" spent tho vinisr gu. Of door," .sts
'""H''s aon fosl well az l-c,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, CONST|PATED- 10 CENTS

Csscarets make you feel bully; they
Immediately cleanse and sweeten the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
and fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from tho liver
and carry of tho constipated waste
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Charles.on Races again Off.

By international News Service
s,,uARLEsToN. :. C.. Feb. s.-.RseiuE a,
N ir,c,tn mark peaiu was declared OFT to-day he
,uS, OF p scvero slcct storm which followed tho
.ooN storm of yesterday.
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snvder Accused OF Burglary,

A complaint charging Frank Snyder
,ssned by the county attorney yesterday.
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Meeting POSTPONED.

The meeting OF the state board Of par
dons. scheduled for tomorrow, has been
postponed until one week from Saturday
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sion to Provo. $1.25

= " Z, r. Saturday, Feb. 2s,
T.sersIty athletic contests at
. see,n will leave y. G Il. g.,
IovnSo p. m, and returning. will
@:3oV after the basketball game,
n nv, Y, m. Everybody invited.
'uren. advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Feds Get Earl Moore.

CHICAGO, Feb. as-rho Icdcr,, i,,,
. nVuncco ma, Earl Mooro. pitcher with iho ,hi
ehso National league club last ycsT. bsg bo,r
ala '.,.n Sa "'i' play with tho ST. Louis Federal,
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Mrs. Krogh Enters Suit.

Zina l.. Krogh sued In the district
court yesterday for divorce from Charles
w Krogh. alleging cruelty.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
r NOTICES.

(Consut county clerk OF the respective
signers for further informa tion.l
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF George &. Greenwood. de-
ceased.
Creditors Will present claims with
vouchers 20 the undersigned a the office
OF IIalvorson tS Pratt. 203 Colonel Hudson
building. Ogden city, Utah, on or before
the End day OF January, a. u. 1915.
IDA p. GREENWOOD,
Administrators OF the estate of George y.
Greenwood. deceased.
rIalvorson & Pratt attorneys for adj
ministratrix. io33l9
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! Of the remainder of tho tonm nrr
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esgTER PRINTING
h cY cal can t be done. Century
= ssl-35 Edison st.
Adrertisement)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-07
WA1ERY B[|S1ERs !.
ON cH|LD'S FACE
keft Scratching Until Cheeks Fiery
Red. Skin Cracked and Scaly.
'kchsd aid Burned. Used Cuti-.
eura Soap aha Ointment. No
Return Of Trouble.

eA~pithville. Ind. -"Six months ago our
baby girl. one year Old. had . few red PIN
ple1 come onherface which gradually spread
calsias, her, facs 10 become very tirrritatcd
md . nesy red color. The pimplcs on the
chiad's fsee wete It first small watcry
hi*ees jQat : small blotah Oh the skin. She
kept ~scratchiag at this until In q few days
bcr whole cheeks wets fery rod color and
instead q the Attle, blisters the skin was
cracked and scdly looking and seemed TO
Itch and burn very much.
We usedta number OF remedies which
seemed to give reIel for a short time then
leaIe her face wesss than eyer. Finally We
cola cshgi.os Cukrusa Soap md q box Of
.Cuicura Otntuseot. I wsxfcd the ,Child's
~ WITH Wy waem wascr. md Cuticura
Soap. then spplicd the Cuticura Ointment
veg lightly. After doing this abo.t three
tlnses 8 day the itching and burning seemed
eate9ely gone in two days tinnc. Inside Of
twoweeks' time her facs scented well. That
W. eight months ago and there has been no
return Of the trouble" tSigacd) Mrs. A. X.
Wooden. Noe. O. lul2.
Cuticurs soap sad Oluin,ent do 10 ,,,,,s,
for pour co0apacxions, rid. t.ngh hands, ami
dry. thin and Failing hair. md cost w lits..
that il is alfndss esttnin4l NOT 10 ,isp thcni.
s6ta by dcAscrs throughout the world. Lib
er1l sample of.sNch niail6d sree. With ss2.p.
book on Tho skin and scalp. Address posL.
card "Cutic,.ra. Dept. r., Boston"
SA.Men wtsu Dhave ntd shampoo With Gu
ticvtn A0ap WI Aaalbt kust c.e vsS,u and, s.ni,
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******$$$#$$@***a% tHA
= EN-. PERSONAL *I$& j EoUcATtoN NOTES. @Fsa$
~|*$ - 49,

Mrs. William baxter Of ,%lBraddock has
been visiting in the city with her moth
or and sister. :
Nj. and Mrs. w. o. DePuy having
bought an interest In the jamestown No.
tor Company.
Miss Laura I,elle Ward has recovered
sufficiently to leave the hospital and take
q weeks vacation out Of the city.
Mrs. Thomas MCGOWAN has gone cast
to-. 2 couple OF months expecting to visit
friends in Fremont. Ohio, before return
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Stanley nave re-
turned to the capital city. Mr.. Stanley
win continue his work with the Rumiey
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. McCutchan, Of
Dickinson, are In the city, having come
down to witness the game In which their
SON took part.
Mrs. Q. H.. des Irgens. who has been
visiting her-fdaughter. Mrs. q. II. Get.
chsll,fsin thlsff. city, hNaass returned to her
home Valley City.
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NEW. SALEM sHgAp MAkgsS ~.
wAakAsLE aoa#MoATHsoF JAN,

New Salem, Feb. ga very remark.
able record has been made. for the month
Of January by the herd Of Holstein cow
owned by. II. Diet 4Schwarting, Youngs-
town, ~ n, who rleels that he has se-
lected the right breed Of cattle Of pro-
dIce thssf z gsstA feilains N dairy Sp5ho.
ducts. We feel safe In saying that7there
is no other herd in the county that has
produced the name results in the month.
ssof, January. 1914 Mr.. Schw rting has
"a herd 0f twenty six pure bred Holstetrl
young ana old. There were Is head milk
,1ng In the month Of January. 8 pure bred
Hblstsins saldj6 grades" two Of which
have bsen milking since May 1919. NJ.
isthWarttng has an excellent herd Of cat.
tile ~ viii ~ seen by the record. He y
afmember 81 the North Dakota Holstetn,
Breeding Circuit and one that we MAJ
wei be proud Of. The breeding circuit
10 known throughout the state by IT.
profitable dairy cows and cooperative
spirit III the upbuilding of an industry
t,at lts taking the lead in Western North,
Dakota.
average pounds Of milk per cow
1905.
Average test--s.2s 7.
Average lbs. Of butter fat. per COW
3S.7.
Price 81 butter +fat-3sc.
Average value Of butter fat per COW
I'314.l0.
Average value skim milk per COW at
25c per 100 As.-32.s3..
Average income per CONSISTED.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-07

! LEAGUE PROGRAM

"The Need Of Fairy Tales for Chill
ldren." gg w ."" 'at
Feb. ?, 1914. Leader: Mrs. p. F. Quain.
/. Music: Mrs. Kiebert.
2. Discussions: The value Of the trained
imagination as an equipment Tor the
work Of life. brochure Fifth Month";
Leader.
8. Recitation: seiected--Gera'iine Fen
warden.
4. What are the main ethical teachings
Iof the fairy tales ? Section 3. p 17-Iead-
Ter.
!. 5. How King Arthur conquered Rome.
Sec. 3, p 106-Mrs. Haney.
g, What is the earliest manifestation
iof the existence Of Imagination In the
ichiId?. Section 2, p ~2l--Leadsr.
Music-Director.
'tssots: Numbers 4 and Sssto.Jbe handl-
Ied I'll any way the leader 'lsees fft.)