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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03
MlhEYI MlMEYI

EAST- PAYMENT LOANS on PIANOS HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS OR ANY GOOD SECTRITT.t
We viii make sou The CHEAPEST LOAN IN
tie city On our new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
l'I4AN. which is the easiest iLsAN in the world
Tue PAYMENTS ear be arrauged 20 that ygu
Cq1 rpay tie l.au in easy WEEKLY. MONTH
t4f YEARLY payments
our PLAN cnlIies you % repay your account
without 4Gy trouble or Inconvenience 90 y DurSclf
REMEMBER We NEVER REMOVE GOODS
We WtI E!vc yau ALI. THE TIME YOU want
al4 Viii carry your luIE long : desired
We pay al YOUR hiils and advance you u0-e
uorey- 10 Is easier 90 pay than ngmbe=,
~ CASE OF SICKNESS OR OFT Of EMPLOY
Ni,Nr. WE WILL. EXTEND YOUR LOAN
Remember. in dstlirE with Us there ad-
vance caarces uhateVe-.
IiBERAI. nISSuCNF II PAID BEFORE DUE
II yJu cauuCt call, WRITE phone. ard We
viii seui ase1t q your pace with the money.
MN YORK FTNASf'fs 90. ROOMS 2V5--ls- ,
AND 9I4 ODD FELLOWS BLDG. NINaH
ANu uLIEE SIS TELEPHONE MAIN 1sM.
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FOR RENT. DWELLINGS.


81 Louis. m; block from Na;ionsl stock Yards
nELaiAR B0ulesar ss2S - Nine rooms. just
' n e35apia.e &C., ordei nov Sy Tsady for Sf
RENSINGTON Ave. siss-Nir. roorns- rnodera. I.
Eoed furnace: comblnation Eas fixtures AID
range: opens
I.kHApIE Ave- Sl5-New s-rO0n hcase: 5ls-
Sau az - Century building
LEE ave. tii5A-EiFht-roon frame. SIS
Al.tA Prnrose-ThTcc-f frame. III u. Shep-
pard. 2it Ozark building. Tenth and Pine
FOR RENT-ArARTMENTs. FLATS.
BACoS 81. Is.3-Four rooais. laundry. gas tx
teres; h.i b1th. ~ god order. tescAble.
CASTLEAiAS Ave. f.s5-F.ye rvoms. all con
ysn.sneess s-r.ens. sas ratares. furnace. rent
MALCOLM MACBETH. los \. E.shth 81
FOUR and nve rom aats. 81 70 and s.: 70
tenants without children Apply 49, Caroline
GARRISON Ave. I9g1 S.-Four. nve or six
room Hat steam hrate.i. janitor telephone. fur
Hi,hed u desired; modern home. ven rea-on-
LACi.EDE Ave zslo - Large. Hsht six rom
nai. all eguveuiences- - ". Barnes. sls Waln-
LlCI-EDE Ave. fsllA-s.x-r5,u. cosuer riat
iis5: ~ : " Bsra-s. sis wsinf: IN sj baidss
MONTANA Ave. sgs-Two moieru Cats os four
sa!, oa- second ilo9r: one blJqk EAST u Haaaages
.sUETEHAN Ave. eslA-Nlee fouT-To6aa Cat:
all eln, eni-nees. oIen.
WEST CAEANNE Tcrracr- e.-iA- Fine Gvc-
rt'ou fat 0p.n to-day, Suburban cars
TO LET =OR BUSINESS I.JAi'oSEs.
/ DESK RooM-Very desirable disk rooal. with
ErN ie.spuune arG mgttTi uuicr ecuir ruteu-es-
lylt Fullerton hul,ltns
DESK roor ir central office hui.dlns-- nicely
furnished lflcc. -. aiso have ur. rali-s-t19
dos Vacant % alt. kcpauLc-
DEsREOoM iu uie5ly PUNISHED suite u o.
ices. with Use ~ hsih telfphg1e-. cheap Rom
~ t.f..ltst,u luiiains. ele O.iye 81
EASTDN Ave- -lIs-rWo ,unn--fiae rarI0la.
Cau.a-t aarff'. suitable for da,.'u- o. d-atist'I
c.t-t- lat1- prNat" f-1iiiy fr.t-v ~ rsis r.llr-
FOUR large r.orn-. vith double .fsfar. Isrse
sir-i cal and r-s rung- iu ki,rrru- dne asya-
t-n ftf n--t Glars resf fitiTt't- y 4'', E-ru' r
sAl.it.>GN ana r1iston AveS-. = W Cor
Loose han Tooru. size z-K6l. third roor. reat 50
pr quarter
GAY ST.. Iss-laii New. tUo-sJ1rf Uui.a.ls.
suitable tIr Ulrsruuse or u11ngticf urtrE. 1lto
square fest heor sraee: rsat reasonable.
JI.FFEEsON Ave E.i s.-FIis ist-c!ass bc~iusss
-eDrntr- and four rooms
MAHI5ET 81. HG-F First roor: In an- c1nii-
ton am .-rv i<ht. skylie.it ia rfsr- Apuy g
4 - Cunn.nglrn. f2i Olive 81
PINE =. E1s-second. third ant fourth r6srs.
iuf'ns. iu GOD repair. rent feasonlbie.
EOCHs ROAD. e,1f East 81 Louis. Hl-Gro-
eery store Tor rent
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MONEY TO LOAN.


EUGENE A TRISLEH-
1I1 arc IL y. Efguth -. TOuuls and ,.
Fire Insurance Agency-
LOANS on FURSITURE. Low RATES.
LOANS r. -oy.atst on furniture pianos or any
pe-s rli F--ty az per cent uer anuutn. con-
f.i-u;.al- S.IsrY Pullie. es Chestnut 81.
MONEY loaned sal1rie,l people without Se-uri-
pI;lt +Tis party iosns money on furniture easy
T1vue1t-. confidential and payer treatment as
Fur-i. 81 fUeFaCll h4ililus. s-iEhth and Olive sts
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QUARTERLY DfVI DENDS

VIII Be paid on stocks bought now IN oar divi-
dend-payIng Mining, on and Suelter Companies
INVESf YOUR SAVINGS where you can obfa n
a Eood rate OF interest, with absolute profession
against loss.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & co,
Security building 81. Louis. 10.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FoR
REM,

FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
REM
BAYAHD Ave. 1z-5-Four roor-; furnace etc: :
f:AgrIFUL Furnished hous. q ten To1grs in
West Eud % rcsruuslhic parties -rltn.,uf Ch.llrel
Tor The winter. references z -. Republic.
GARFIELD. gsIs-ReasonatIe. newly furnIshed
~. LelE reoi-- b1tn ana IS: retece1ces
LACLEDE Ave. s75sA-seven rooms: comfort
ably furnished lats KS and coai range. all eoa-
yeHienees
LAcLEDE Ave. 5fS7-Three-rocTn fa-nishei
nat. hath 80. inciu9lng light ard heat. call
altrr , m
OLIVE s. .5sI-FS1-TI-Se9 rat - three rooms.
three eiosets; sas ranes and bath. 81
THERESA Ave. I2S s-Three-roorn nat.- fur
nished complete FOR housekeeping. a. reasonable
wAsHINGToN, 5its-T-hEee-FoOn furnished
nat, all clnveniences. adults,
WEST BELLE. 4l5s-Furnlshed house OF nlns
rco1ls. an couveniences: nice loesuon.
WEST PINE BouievaTd West q vandeventer
Aye-E.eysn ro,rss; Rot-.9tsr bat; nil convent
F0UR-R00M FURNISHED FLAT.
t7l Yves; Ben 81. newly furnished: ho, anl
rent N5. John Greihsr & Co. los Chestnut st
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
AN elegant residence lot. facing Tower Grove
PAX: sl13s1 -. Repuhlle-
BARGAIN: ss.So0 L sold By November / new
brick. 10 rooms. ict 2s BY li2i1. 2lz2 L Prairie
ave. or Inquire 5a-4 Florissant ave
FTvE-RooM house. s5-foot lot; northwest part
o. this city; large yard. CutbulldnEs. cheap Sea
Lydlk ara company. s15 Franklin ave.
FLAT on Henrietta st. between Theresa and
Isouist1ra ave.. three and onur rooms AMI hufh.
rents 81 Der month: price. f.1Q- Call and see
y. schwenker Iiealty Co. is0s 5. jefferson ave
FREE lots and builaIng material islwrcnee,
room 2. lelltt Chestnut 81. ST.. Louis. No
GREER Ave.-I.ot KIN: rood resiaence a.
triet; sell or trade tsis Mafhtt ave.
EENsINGTON. Eiss-Nine rooms: NfIiwagses
brick. clear iitle: sSHi70 feet; street paved.
MODERN nine-room house; buiit for owners
use: terms reasonable Telephone A 13s7.
FORTS Ave. slz3 CSear Tower Grove Psrkl-
Nice houre: large lot. fruit and shaie trees
SARAH ST, 1915 N.-Four-rcom house Tor sal..
8. 80. John Sehulier.
THEoDOsIA Ave. sTit-Four-roorn hous-. fruit
trees. good wen and eistern: lot soxio5. price 81
g.
$40 cabaHns 5.aoom Flat,
Most beautiful fat IN West End; every possible
eonvenieEce; 1anitor. - -
I00 y. Eighth St
nAHH RHnH RRH RWRR
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BIZ cards Loo only S0c: n5tehSsdx blffhe,l.is
snvs-. n. cut prices Bentoc iT<i wssaiEstor ave
CRESCENT Prin,inE Company. 81 \. Fourth
st-Fins eonmerei4l Job work: popular pSicess
send for Samolsl
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03

TWENTY-THIRp ST, IL N.-Three bassmcn
roons. with OF without stabls. for ~
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AACHINERT WANTED.
MACHINERY FUR SALE.

SMALL. secondhand Eas or steam engine
tionary. p 80. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03

LADY living alone wants nice lady colupan-
son: viii RON and board her: nice rooms vi b
al eanEeni. nces. ~ a.a. ReuuhNc.
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ron REXr-ArARTMENrs. FLATS.

LIE ave. fii5A-EiFht-rooui frame. SIS
Al.iA Prnrose--T hrec-Tu1m frame. si1- 10. Shep-
pard. "a Ozark building. Tenth and Pine
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MUSICAL.

ACCDRDIOSS-9lo ine imported aceo-dions: cut
prices wholesale and fetal Joseph +. Hunlsth.
$. Broadway.
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ROoMMATEs WANTED.
ROOMMATE fer young man In = private
family. on street car II 81. Republic
ROOMMATE by young LADY with a desirable
ruums ell conveniencess god board. H-so Per
week. 5gi5 Laeas
ROONflIATE-I-ady gh0 wants a homelIke
place nnd good board. = ger week. references
exchanged 5i2S Bell
ROOMMATE BY young lady with nice large
seccnd-sfoTy room. with hot bath furnace heat.
reasonable. AS Lrcas ave
ROOMMATE by 4 rsspectabla business man IN
an elegant home. all conveniences. good board.
German cooking Sc y. Garrison
YOUNG gentleman TO share very nicely fur
nfshed second-sfory front ro5rus hath and AL
c1nVeHlenees- iii9 y. EiEhteenih 81
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
COMFORTABLE room with board Wifhia SIX
blocks % Grand and Franklin. for young lady
employed during the day. 10. Republic
GENTLEMAN able and willing 70 pay for Al
accommodations desires room and board In
fined private family, southwest preferred: stats
particulars. E So. Republic
LADY employed desires slngis room in private
family. CT small boarding house. reasonable II
81. Rsnube.
ROOM and board IN private family BY young
lady en- ployed; state terms. which must be rea-
sonabie- Ia. Republic
ROOM and hoard wanted IN North ST. Louis
vicintty o. tower. ty young Ilans private family
preferred. give location and particulars. o ~.
Republic
YOUNG man wants board and room: no room
mate. 7 40. Republic
YOUNG man desires 70 room alone and srin
pay - for drst-class room and board. z 20.
YOUNG man sssires 70 rom alone and VIII
Eay ~ for nrst-Slaks room and board A G4
HePlone
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20 LET ron srsINE.s l.rl,,.osEs.

WEST CAEASNE Tcrracf- es-iA Fine lye-
rtom fiat. Op.n to-day. Suburban cars
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MISS HARDY's Academy ssOI Lucas-Privsfs
and class open 70 beginners halls foT rent. KIM
loeh y.
PROF. PARKE guarantees EaiiE and tWo-stsp
for ~ private lessons any h0ur- 10. olive e..
S3.o0 Der term: rapid system; Prof Fiasharan's
DANCING AcaacTny. S59e ERston ave. - lessons
every Monday evening. recsttio every Thursday
evening SAocial Turner Han. Ihirt-enth and
Monroe sts-s lessons every Friday evening. Fs-
eeption every Wednesday evening" New Military
Han; Twelfth and North Market sts-: continuous
canctnE every sunday afternoon and evening, re-
eepsion every Thursday evening. HAshagen BgoA.
Worlds FaIr Orchestra
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"a ST. LOUIS AETIE. NO Il. FRATER-
AGA nal Order OF Eagles. will meet eFery
II Wednesday AZ ,. m az H1yiin'a HaEl
~. Sixth and Walnut streeta
& CONRAD EENPF. ". p.
inc. A. Gsrnez. ". secrstary. ieel cnsstaat -
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ALL parties looking for nice single rooms. 81
week up. can dad desirable accommodations
" hIte House. southwest corner Ninth ard Pine
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SALARIES ApVANCEp

Fer reasonable discount 70 male or female en-
ployeEs no eeisctonabie inquiries made: business
stri-fly confidential.
THE SALARY DISCOUNT CO. scs Nfsrrnod q
Jaccard Building. cor. Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03


SOLAR Furnaca stock advanced % e per share
Orders coming in by every NAL from all parts %
United States, Canada ard MeXlco- Your last
Opportunity 10 buy stock at .'EroDu1- -hnor''
prices VIII advance 70 SC soon See model Tun-
ming engine by heat OF at % Pine 81. dasiy.
Of6cs So Burlington building
WANTED-Nanufacturers agent in 81. Louis
20 handle sealing wax: none but experienced So
iicltora need apply. I3rftish-Auerican sealing
Wax Co. Cincinnati. o
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DANCIsG TAUGHr.

DA-INH.IN AAL1ULs
S~s~~-sN~~ SNS>S~~-~~~-~~------
ACADEMY Of Mr.. Jacob Mahier. 554s Olive 81
Catalogues lraiiecb
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nnsIrrss rnR s,1E

n 49,
condition: Z good trade. X 20. Republic
BLACKSMITH tools ana stock: weI-esiab-
iished business; good woodworker IN connection :
4hop ier sale OF rent gill pay 10 inyestighte. j
X ScheoFnuetzieg, New Douglas. Madison CCun-
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BOARDING HOUSE, No. - y. First St East
81. Louis. IN: block from National Stock Yards
uEI.3fAR Boulevard. rs Niae Rooms Just
put Ia complete order. ready FOR ucctg l.ancy.
s. q. W Barnes 2is Wainwright building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15

Bareheaded and barefooted and clad
mostly in fresh air, Harry Amsden oil
Pocatello made the fastest time on rec
ord through the mud from a campers
wagon at Eleventh East and Eleventh
South To Seventh South. where he was
discovered by a late pedestrian, in an
exhausted condition and covered with
mud and blood.
The immediate cause for this noe
turnal exhibition OF sprinting was a
shotgun In the hands Of an oyerwrought
fellow camper named Thomas Bealahd'
also from Pocatello,
Just how the trouble occurred Is
somewhat uncertain. one thing is eyl-
dent. however, and that Is that there
was a fierce fight in camp in which a
shotgun played prominent part
AS near as can be learned the trouble
commenced at about 10 o'clock last
rlght when Zealand started tormentinS
a i4-year-old boy named Arthur Hard
ing. Amsden interfered and then things
mixed excessively lively until he en-
deayored 20 protect himself with shot
gun Then fierce struggle for the
possession Of the weapon was inaugu-
rated. To save himself. Amsden, who
still held the gun, pulled the trig-
ger This was a surprise for Bealand,
who got his hat blown on and few
pellets in his face. Then Zealand, 30 the
story goes. sailed in and beat Amsden
most numerically and finally getting
,,oagpsaion of the gun chased him up the
street Amsden did not stop TO dress,
but took a header through the little
glass window In the wagon just as he
was wearing only suit Of underelothes
and the window frame.
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Mud and BLOOD MUCH MIXED.
All the Result Of Fierce Fight Between Two Pocatelo Cam.
pers-Gun Play Causes One Of Them to Beat TASTY
Retreat in UndreSs Uniform

People In the neighborhood hearing
the sounds Of strife sent In a hurry.up
call TO No. s, with the result that the
patrol wogan came down In halo Of
mud with officers Carlson and Arm
strong on board and gathered In the
bellicose Zealand and waited him TO
Chief Pauls steam heated and electric
lighted palace with the brown stone
front. Amsden was also locked up In
Jail on general principles.
Both men gave conflicting stories Of
the trouble, Zealand insisting that his
companion was drunk and started the
row without the slightest proyocation.
and that he simply had TO chase him of
the premises In order 10 get his much
needed rest. Amsden claims that he in
terfered TO protect the boy.
Judge Diehl will undoubtedly unravel
the mystery in due season.
This morning Sergeant Roberts con-
tinued the investigation in the shooting
which occurred on Eleventh East last
night, and succeeded In locating the boy
over whom the trouble really occurred.
The boy Harding was found over Jor-
dan river where he ran when the shoot
Ing began. The story he tells is as fol-
lows
Both Amsden and Zealand were
drinking and the latter was fooling with
me when Amsden asked for his gun.
He then went outside and said he was
going to kill some dogs. He called Bea-
land outside and | heard some talk
about sending me home when suddenly
the gun went OF and | ran"
II ia believed that Zealand was tab
Ing liberties with the boys and that Il
was this which angered Amsden as the
boy was really In his charge. Young
Harding is being held at the police sta
ton as a witness
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
l3c south Fourth West street, between
First aud Second SOUTH Rev, j, Rich
elson, pastor. Res. 270 west South Tenn
ple street. Sunday, Nov l6, ii a. M
Communion service conducted by the
pastor, 80 p. m.-Eyening service con-
Quoted by the pastor; 1915 y. m-Sab-
bath school. 1880 p. m.-Endeavor sun
day school, 632 west First North street;
4.3O u. m.-JunIor Society OF Christian
Fudeavor: $50 p, m.-Young People
Society of Christian Endeayor; We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting at 500
y, IN.
81 Pauls Church, corner Main and
Fourth South streets. Rev. Charles IL.
Perkins, b. D., rector. Services. a. m.
Holy Communion, g.45 a. m.--Sunday
school II a. m.-Morning prayer and
sermon: 1880 p. m.-Evoning service,
for men especially, at which Dean Ed
die of st. Marks Cathedral Mr., Shelby
OF 81. Marks church, Denver, and the
rector of ST. Pauls viii speak upon in
teresting phases OF the recent conven-
ton Of the brotherhood OF St. Andrew.
The public and visitors are most cordi-
ally invited 20 attend all these services.
All seats free.
First Unitarian Society, Of Salt Lake
City, services held In odd Fellows
hall. near new postoflice site Market
street, II a. m. Sunday school, 1915.
Sermon, the seventh OF a series on the
"EN/ltiVn Of Religious Beliefs" en-
titled Evolution Of Beliefs about
Prayer" by Rev. p $. Thacher Music
by Unity choir All invited seats free,
Unitarian literature for free distrbu-
ton. At Sp. m. Sunday evening in the
same hall. Mr.. J. F. Sturgis will deliver
Stereopticon lecture, on Boiler Ex-
plosions"
Church OF Christ, Scientlst-Holds
services in It's church edlfice. at 1886 east
Third South street, as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; church services at
II a. m. subject Soul and Body"
Each Wednesday evening, at O'clock
meeting is held 10 listen TO the testl-
monials OF healing Of both sin and
sickness. Free reading room, open
daily from 10 a. m. TO y. M, In Mani
tou hotel Kindly welcome TO all.
Recognized Church Of Jesus Christ
Of l.atter-day Saints. Services in mis-
sion chapel 22S east Second South
street as follows: Sabbath school al 10
a. m. Preaching at II a. IN. and p. m.
An are invited
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Congregational church will hold a
rummage sale in the storeroom next to
the Elgin Dairy on State street, on
Friday and Saturday, Nov. p and %,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local Office OF tho
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at Q a. m. today;
Barometer reading at s a. m, 20:il
inches. Temperature at a. m, "a de-
grees; maximum, AL minimum, S3;
mean, 81, which is degrees below nor"
NAL.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, 80 degrees.
! Excess Of daily mean temperature
since January /. 226 degrees.
Precipitation for the "a hours ending
At 9 n. M, liz inch.
Precipitation since the first Of the
( month, 20 inch, which is ,OS inch above
normal.
Deficiency In precipitation since jan
uary ], AIS inches,
FORECASTS TILL 9 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday;
warmer Sunday.
For Utah; Forecast taken at Denver,
colo.):
Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer
Sunday.
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TO make the place better. In all ways,
and TO have the control OF our own
affairs 50 as to not be beholding to
others.
II everyone could see the advantage
Of this move they would certainly be
heartily In favor Of governing them
selves and on Tuesday next would vote
Cor incorporation ;and though their EN-
ployers should try to compel them TO
do otherwise, they should like men ana
true Americans, stand up for their
rights
The smelters cannot do without the
men any more than the men can do
without the shelters.
BE sure YOU vote as your conscience
tell you to, and | feel confident that
In SO cases out of 100, 1t will tell you TO
vote for Incorporation
AN INTERESTED VOTER.
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PRIZES FOR THE CHRISTMAS "NEWS.'

The cash prizes for contributions 10 us
Christmas edition Saturday Dec ~ 1907
First $50 for to exceed $500 WORKS Wpo
columns Vpe).
Second S2 for the Christmas not to exceed LOO words
All office later than Dee Ts
received later than that Contestants
requested their with initial letter or nom DE pune
forward in separate envelope securely
the de plume appended 10 ~
should be written Proper name OF
use) All members OF the
the contest The awards for the story ana
poem judges be announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15

YOU OAN BORROW MONEY on Your
salary, without annoyance 10 your employer
and return II In small weekly or monthly
payments. The Star Loan Co. 90 \, 2nd south
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and Song was the theme Of an enter
taInment given under the auspices OF
the amusement committee OF Forest
Dale last evening In the Old Farm
House, A prominent feature of the
program was the Sword Dance ana
Highland Fling by Miss Leslie, and the
Sailors Hornppe by Adam Duncan.
shapeskeare, Longfellow Pope }.
Whitcomb Riley, Eugene Field and
prominent statesmen win furnish sub
jects for entertainment during the WIN
ter season. and the committee hopes
that such intellectual treats viii be
well patronzed by the people OF the
ward.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Merry Makers OF the Third ward
viii give rgo nights. entertainment In
the Third ward westinghouse Thurs
day and Friday evenings, Nov. 20 and
q. The money derived from these en-
tertainments viii be sent as Christmas
presents TO the mlssionaae OF the
Third ward who are out In their fields
OF labor 4 lively and amusing pro-
gram has been prepared the most nota-
BILE features being Judge Maycock's
matinee, In which Clawson. Margetts
and I'd Midgley will participate. The
shadow pantomlme and numerous other
novelties win also De giyel.
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FOR INCORPORATION.

Murray must Incorporate even though
the smelter Is trying to influence its
employees.
Ia Wednesday mornings Tribune APP
peared an article by Mr. Whitley. writ
ten for the sole purpose Of making the
.s....ag men ihinA -. ha4 20 vote
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as their bosses wanted them TO- or lose
their jobs, for | see nothing else In It.
II cannot be said II was true, for We
as city can fix up the roads and we
do not intend 10 levy any tax, for with
the present revenue there can be no
end Of improvements, as we'll as greater
police protection: also the sanitary con-
dition car be much improved.
Ths oa,y pSrposs Of .s.cs.Sss s,..a 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
THE USUAL STORY.


.s LOGAN, Nov. I, 1902
"The Deseret News.
salt Lake city,
Dear Sirs-
II have pleasure In handing you here
WITH check for sSl,5O, payment for adj
vertising my $50 acre farm for sale in
your daily and seml-weekly.
Il desire TO say that while have not
found a purchaser for my farm as yet,
the advertisement brought letters Of In
quiry from several large cities OF the
United States, as well as from nearly
every state in the Union.
Respectfully.
IL. r. MARTINEAU."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
SALT LAKE STAKE.

Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 Jclock. a.
m, in the Assembly Hall. All are
cordially invited,
Religious services In the German lam
guage are held every Sunday morning.
at IL O'Clock In the Assembly Hall.
The Salt Lake Stake Sunday School
Union meeting win be held In Barratt
Hall, Monday, Nov. II, at 1880 p, m
The Twenty-thlrt ward school Will fur
nish the musical program The COM
pleton Of the organization Of the new
stake board will be effected and other
business transacted. A good attend
ance is desired
JOSIAH BURROWS,
Stake superintendent
JOSEPH V. SMITH
Stake Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
e. SPECIAL CANDY SALE.

On our own make Of Chocolate Mix
lures, 35o per pound this afternoon ana
evening We viii give you the best
thing known In the candy art. Some
thing that will delight the palate, ana
not draw hard on your pocket book
ORIENTAL CANDY KITCHEN,
1876 South Main st,