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der into Salt Lake or his fate will be
the same. Buckley knew better, too.
but the land of honey clover looked
too good for Kim and he wandered back
TO Zion. He is a changed man and he
has done well to eVade the officers so
long. but despite the fact that he had
changed, the detectives of the Salt
Lake force never forgot or forgave.
Buckley is no longer known as the
"Vag, but the escaped convict of the
city Jail The sixty days that stared
him in the face before his escape have
been doubled, and the term is to be
served with an Oregon boot and a ball
and chain. in solitary confinement.
The soup-hole has been plugged UP:
the pantry window barred. Uncle Sol
has made the rounds too often to leave
a peep hole, so what's the use? His
strong heart has faded, and his trial
will begin tomorrow afternoon before
Judge c. B. DiehI.
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/ SALT LAKE TURF /
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KENYON HOTEL
California and Eastern Races
DIED


CASE7rAt 129 South First West street,
this city, Sept. L. 1901. Courtney II. c..
son OF Hyrum f. and AIthea GOlding
Case. born April 20 1904
Funeral services today at 4 p. m. from
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Goiding. l2s South First West street.
Friends are invited to attend.
ANDERSON this city. Sept. It. 1906.
of typhoid fever. Emma Anderson,
daughter OF Adolph NJ and Caroline
Anderson, of y East Second North
street.
Notice of funeral later.
CALDWELL-In this city. Sept L. 190f
from gunshot wound, Robert Caldwell
born May u, 1865, in Gait. Canada.
Funeral services will be held Monday
at p. m. from the funeral chapel of
Joseph William Taylor. p South West
Temple street. Friends are invited to at
tend.
LYNN-At 427 First street. this city.
Sept. IS, 1894. the infant daughter OF
Arthur ID. and Pearl +. Culmer Lynn.
Private family services at p. m. to-
day
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Postal Leases Building.

The Postal Telegraph company yester-
day consummated a lease of the ground
floor of the Warren block, 2232 Washing
ton avenue Immediately north Of The
Herald office, and they will at once
establish their offices on the premises.
w. P. S. Hawk. general superintendent
Of the Sixth division, Western circuit. of
the Postal Telegraph, is in Ogden and
yesterday closed the deal for the lease.
The deal was negotiated through viii
lard Kay. The owner II. c. Tavev. re-
Gently purchased the block Mr. Hawk
was busy last night taking the measure
ments and arranging for the alterations
which Will be required for the establish
ment of the offices. He eynects 10 hove
the company doing business by Oct. ! In
its Ogden location
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Both Claim Water.

James c. Wangsgaard yesterday
filed an action against John A. Ander-
son. seeking TO have the latter re-
Trained forever from interfering with
the waters during the irrigation season
OF a stream in Ogden valley known as
Badly Watts creek. Wangsgaard
claims that Anderson has been divert
ing the waters without having title to
them. and that the plaintiff has there
fore been unable to grow crops and for
this he asks damages in the sum of
S15A
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DISCUSS WATER RATES
Proposition Under Way to Les
sen the Charge to City
and Public.

A conference was held last night in the
office of the mayor between COuncilmen
Nye and Craig, representing the city
council, and Thomas d. Dee, II. II. Spen-
Ger, Z. NJ. Allison and Charles H. Kirch-
er. representing the water company. for
the purpose of obtaining mutual conces-
sions for the citizens and the water COM
ton of a new schedule of rates invOlv-
ing reductions in charges to both the city
and private consumers was under discus
sion. Also on the other hand concessions
franchises for the extension of water
mains and the like. The result of the
negotiations was not made public.
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VALE MAILLARD.
His Case Against Chief of Police
Browning Ends in Frisco.

ais Ease Against Ch1ef or Police
Browning Ends in Frisco.
The case of A. MailIard against T.
Z. Browning, chief of police, for dam
ages in the sum of $1,000 for alleged
unjust Imprisonment on a charge of
vagrancy, was brought to a timely end
yesterday morning when Judge Rolapp
granted a motion for nonsuit. Oddly
enough, this granting of the motion
was not relished by the defendant and
his attorney, who had a lot oS evidence
touching the immoral nature of the
plaintiffs occupa ton, which they want
ed to have come out. Attorney Tru-
man sought to spring a sensation in
the case by charging that the chief Of
police had conversed with ore of the
jurors about the case after adjourn
ment Friday night. Both the juror and
the chief denied the charge. and Judge
Rolapp also had taken judicial notice
that the jurors and Browning had not
been together at the time and place
claimed.
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Socialists Active

There will be a lecture at the county
court house Monday evening next at 3
o'clock by John Spargo of New, York on
What the Socialist Party Stands For
and Why"
The Socialist convention for Weber
county viii convene at the court bousa
Friday evening next at 40 An So
cialists are requested to attend.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Phoebe Bulb will
be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at
st. Mary's cathedral Friends invited TO
attend. Members Of the Degree of Hon
or are expected TO turn out in force.
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FLOODS RECEDING.

Laredo. Tex, Sept. 17-Reports from
various points along the river between
Eagle Pass and Rio Grande City show
that the flood conditions have greatly
improved and the danger OF further
damage is past. e
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LICENSE GRANTED.

Chicago, Sept l7.-Acting Building
Commissioner Stanhope today ap-
proved the application of the Lyde a.
Behman music hall for a license to
conduct a theatre in the building for
merly occupied by the Iroduois the
atre.
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JAP IN JAIL
Has Charge of Forgery to An

oWCIs
s Yasutami, Japanese, lapsed into
the ways of white last night and forged
two names to a 80 check, which he
passed at the Toggery Clothing estab-
being arrested later and lodged
in Jail.
The check he presented was on Brig
ham bank and bore the forged name of
M. ShimeatO, a labor contractor Mr..
Brown of the Toggery was suspicious.
and Yasutami went out and returned
with the Endorsement of c. KatOw. a 10
cal merchant. He was given a pair of
81 shoes and S., but Brown sent to Ka-
tow and learned that he had not in
dOrsed the check. Katow then assisted
the officers to find and arrest Yasutami,
who had started for Salt Lake.
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Going to the Fair.

A party of eight Ogden people will
leave today for the fair at st. Louis.
Ihey are: Mr.. and Mrs. W. A McGraw
Mr.. and Mrs. p H. Cook. MIR. and Mrs
1. n. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Brown.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

~~~-~~-~N-"~-~>~~~>-~-
KNIGHTS and Ladies Of the Macca bees:
You are requested To attend the funeral
Of Lady Phoebe Bubb of Tintic Hive No
s of Eureka. Banner hive No. II ladies
please meet at Odd Fellows hall at 1883
p. m. sharp, 20 take charge OF funeral.
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Central Park Presbyterian church.
corner Thirty first and Washington. =
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m:
morning subject, Gods Way of Saliva
ton" evening subject. a Deceived
Man" Sunday school at 5 O'clock; Y.
7. Endeavor at $50.
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a play that has reversed the ordi-
nary process and made a years tour
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p. N. at the home of Mrs o. c. Davis.
Swedish gospel meeting at p. m at
the Five Points Congregational school
house. A cordial welcome. o. A. Elm
Quist. pastor.
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CHARGED WITH BEING
ACCESSORY IN MURDER

Cleveland. o.. Sept 17.-Jesse Deggs.
colored whitewasher, was arrested
tonight and charged with being an ac-
cessOry in the murder of Inez Smith,
whose body was found in trunk i'm the
river a few days ago. Deggs admits
having taken a trunk from the dock of
a steamboat landing to the lake. His
companion IL is claimed, was Samuel
Smith, husband OF the dead woman.
Deggs processes to have not known
the contents Of the trunk Deggs was
one Of several people who lived in the
house where Inez Smith is believed to
have been killed.
Samuel Smith, the husband of Inez,
has not yet been apprehended, although
the police of st. Louis, to which city
ne is said to have gone, are looking for
him.
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Church Of the Good Shepherd, corner
Grant and Twenty fourth, Alfred
Brown, rector.-Sixteenth Sunday after
Trinity Early celebration, 7:30 a. M:
Sunday school. 9:45; morning PRAYER
and sermon, II; evening service and
sermon. S O'Clock.
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Ogden Churches

The First Methodist Episcopal church.
Iwenty-fourth street. one half block
east OF Washington avenue. next to
court house. Rev. Samuel Blair pastor
Sabbath services-10 a. m, Sunday
school, w. l.. Underwood, superintend-
ent; IL a. M. preaching by the pastor:
q p. m, Epworth League devotional
service; D. M, preaching by the pas
tor. You are invited. All seats are
free.
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Ogden Briefs

z. NJ. Allison is in Ogden from Salt
Lake.
Martin Cleary has again assumed
control Of the Central hotel.
Fred Clark. son. of Joseph Clark. will
leave today for Philadelphia to take
four-year course in medicine.
Miss Pearl Pingree, who has just been
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Ogden General hospital. is recovering rap
idl.-.
j. w. Pidcock pleaded guilty to prac-
ticing medicine without a license and
was fined nominal sum.
John j. McGregor has resigned as cir
cuiator for the Ogden branch of The
Herald ard Maurice Fretwell has been
employed to succeed him.
The season at the Grand opens to-
morrow night in The Orphans
Prayer The aext attraction is For
Her Sake" Wednesday night
James NJ. Mcbride, the Southern Pa
by TALL from his engine at Golconda
New, Thursday last, was considerably
better yesterday and is regarded as out
of danger.
Elmer Duncan, who was injured
Thursday last by a fall from a bridge
IN Nevada was somewhat improved yes
terday at the hospital, being rational
for the first time since the accident
His chances. for. recovery are regarded
as good
Georgia Reused, a woman about So
years of age, was taken off the South
ern Pacific train at the depot yesterday
IN a demented condition. She labOrs
under the delusion that a host of rob
bers in league with the officers are
after her. A message has been sent
by the sheriff TO the address of sup
posed friends in Chicago.
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GOOD single handed miners. 50 day. s
hours. board SIS month. The Nevada
Take Nevada Central railroad ffom Bas-
tie Mountain.
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BY manufacturing house trusty assist
ant for branch office. SIS paid weekly. Po-
sitiOn permanent No capital required.
Previous experience not essential Ad-
dress Branch Manager, Como block, Chi
cago.
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REGULAR. speciality or side line fur
nished. Give references. state experience
w. J. Lorack, sales manager. Iowa City
Iowa.
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Statesmen. Liberal pay weekly:
permanent established trade. Brown
Bros. Co.. Rochester, n. \.
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Swedish Lutheran church. corner
Twenty-third street and Jefferson ave
nue.-Sunday; Swedish service at 1916
a. m. subject. ''The Dead Shall Arise,
English Sunday school at 12:45: Engljsb
service at y. m.
Thursday: Ladies' Aid society at . 80
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CIRCULAR and sample distributors
wanted everywhere. No canvassing. Good
pay. Cooperative ADV. Co. N y
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FIRST-CLASS. experienced solicitor. no
other need apply. Address with refer
cnces. r s, Herald.
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The subject of the morning service in
the Presbyterian church viii be THE
Story of a Life That Lifts" and the
evening theme win be THE GOSPEL of
Hope Fulfilled" the first of series
on the four gospels.
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FIRST CLASS carpenters. Call at cor
ner 9TH and + streets.
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HELPER in candy factory at Frank
Inns. los Main ST.
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WANTED.

~~-~~~~-~~-~~--~~~-~~~~>~
IF FINANCIALLY embarrassed. the
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. Clothing.
Guns. Musical Instruments Tools
Trunks. Nalises. Typewriters. Sealskins.
Etc. is at Uncle Sans. 80 r. 1st So. cor
Commercial St. Low rates. Private Of
fees. Phone 2176 y
MAN to take charge of a well estab-
lished business Salary Sl00 month. Must
have $1,000 to put in the business. No
triflers need apply. Inquire Of @. c.
Richter. room 4. 131 Main
NOTICE to ell junk dealers and ind
Iduals in city. and country, the Grest
Western Iron & Metal company pay tie
highest prices for scrap IRON, metals,
rubbers. bOttles, rags. etc Car load lots
cur speciality. Phone 1887. 22S SO. 1st
West
MAN to care for lawn for free house
rent Call 776 f South Temple
TABLE boarders in private family. 7ss
f. list South.
AGENTS. Write or call on J. B. King.
Room g. 90 w Third South, Salt Lake
article in the entire west Big money
guaranteed.
WHOLESALE house wants an energetic
woman to travel. Address s 13, Herald.
SURPLUS funds safely placed on first
mortgage loans secured by Salt Lake
real estate to net the lender per cent.
If interested address Box ~
YOUNG or. elderly lady to take child
home and raise. Apply IA w Sd South.
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
for scrap iron, rags, rubbers. bottles, cop
per. brass, etc. SIS Z. Sth So. Tel. 22s.
TO BUY. 3ls rods iron fence. "REAVIS
SYSTEM" 32-34 Main.
TWO or Groom house. SIS to IS per mo-.
anywhere in the city, house must be in
good condition. Call 266 W. 6th South.
TO BUY a small secondhand cash reg
lister. Address O Il, Herald.
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GOOD coal miners wanted at Grass
Greek mine. Coalville
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WE DON'T NEED WIND TO
Run our business, but we do need
money and floor space. Every picture
must go at Derge's.
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EXPERIENCED travelling statesmen;
Cleveland jObbing house, with large capt.
tai, wishes TO employ a corps of first-claSs
statesmen: high commission with SO
weekly. W. s. Merle * Co., CieVe land, ..
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TWO walters out of city. $40 per mo-;
{ good bridge carpenters. S2.S5 per day:
iron bridge men, $500 per day. Strocks
Employment Agency. - West I'd South.
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ACTIVE travelling statesmen. Good men
are now earning 5000 annually in COM
missions Best side limo offered ID. T.
Weir White Lead Cos, ST. Louis NO.
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WANTED-Mcn and boys 10 learn
plumbing trade. Coyne Bros. Co. Scnocl
If Practical Plumbing. Send FOR cata-
Iogue. Address 1915 Easton ave. st
louis, Mo,
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EPPERsON'S EMPLOYMENT office
10 w. I'd South. OPP. postoffice.
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GIRL for general housework. good plain
S s small family; good wages. Adj
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A Competent girl for general house
work Cromer, s. r. Sd South.
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JOB press feeder. Grocer Printing @.
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:, Girl CIR to assist in hoqsework. 9s7 First
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GIRL for general Homework. references
required. rs r. I'd South
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LADIES-S2O per thousand convino- Iet'
ters nome; no canvassing: material free.
SEM ss stamp for particulars. Howard Co.
l1o5 Broadway, New York.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CARPENTERS, $50 day.
Pipe filters, $3.50 day.
80 labOrers. 500 day.
SHIP TO IDAHO.
Bridge carpenters. S2.S.
Iron bridgemen $500.
Laborers, City. 500 day.
STROCKS EMP AGENCY,
50 W. I'd So. st.
WANTED Responsible man to manage
office and distributing depot for large
Manufacturing Co. Salary $50 per month
and commissions Applicant must furnish
good references and $500 10 $3.50 cash.
Address Factory, 18th and Johnson SITS,
Chicago.
STROCK'S Employment Agency.
Mechanic and labor Office.
So West I'd So. Phone 464
FIRST-CLASS dress goods 1aIesman
New York Cash store.
WANTED-5O men for construction work
on beet sugar factory at Blackfoot. Ida.
Wages, zoe per hour. common labor,
skilled labor in proportion. Apply to con-
structing engineer.
DO YOU want to improve your position.
increase your pay2 Read our 0-page
book. sent free. Our mail couI ses IN.
electrical and steam engineering helped
thousands. Students helped TO positions
Electrical Engineer Institute. New York
SHARP young men everywhere. $500
day and expenses. Experience unneces-
Sary. Milwaukee Co-ODeratiVe Detective
] Service. Sta. c, Milwaukee.
TRAVELLING statesmen. by large whole
sale house TO sell general stores in
Utah Position permanent. T. a Nat
son, sales manager. 80 Fifth ave. Chicago
EXPERIENCED travelling statesmen;
Cleveland jObbing house, with large capt.
tai, wishes TO employ corps of tirSt-ClaSS
statesmen; high commission. with SO
weekly. W. 5. Merle d Co, Cleveland, o.
BY manufacturing house. trusty assist
ant for branch office SIS paid weekly PO-
sition permanent No capital required.
Previous experience not essential. Adj
dress Branch Manager, Como block, Chi
cage.
Statesmen. Liberal pay weekly;
permanent; established trade Brown
Bros. Co, Rochester, n. Z.
REGULAR. speciality or side line fur
nished. Give references. state experience.
w j. LOrack, sales manager. Iowa City,
Iowa.
BOY to care for horse. F4s Z. 2nd South.
ACTIVE travelling statesmen. Good men
are now earning $1,000 annually in COM
missions Best side limo offered ID. T.
Weir White Lead Coz, ST. Louis. NO.
CIRCULAR and sample distributors
wanted everywhere. No canvassing. Good
pay. Cooperative Adv. Co. N \
FIRST CLASS carpenters. Call at cor
ner 9TH and + streets.
JOB press feeder. Grocer Printing co.
TWO walters out of city. $40 per mo-;
good bridge carpenters. S2.S5 per day;
iron bridge men, $500 per day. Strock s
Employment Agency. % West I'd South
GOOD single handed miners. 50 day. s
hours. board S25 month. The Nevada
company. Berlin. Nye county Nevada.
Take Nevada Central railroad ffoml Ba,-
lie Mountain.
FIRST-CLAsS. experienced solicitor. no
other need apply. Address with refer
cnces. r s, Herald.
HELPER in candy factory at frank
Inns, los Main ST.
GOOD ccai miners wanted at Grass
Creek mine. Coslville
WANTED-Mon and bows 10 learn
plumb trade. Covne Bros. Co Scnocl
If Practical Plumbing. Send FOR cata-
logue. Address 4973-5 Easton ave. st
,-ouls, MO,
EPPERSON'S EMPLOYMENT Office
40 w 21 South op0 u0SfOffico ~
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GIRL for general homework. Apply
23l +. LIST So.
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CLEAN. neat girl. who is competent
cook. 1907 First street
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First South
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ception Thursday afternoon of this
week
Mrs. Claude Roberts and daughter
and Mrs Roberts sister. Miss Edith
Corey, left Monday for Nebraska to
visit relatives and friends
\ party comprising Mrs. Daniel Ha-
mer, Mrs. A T. Wright, Miss Margaret
McElroy and Miss Florence Civilian
left Monday for a visit TO the ST. Louis
exposition
Mr. Walter d. Brown will leave to-
morrow evening for St. Louis. where he
will enter the Marion Sims Beaumont
college of medicine
Mrs. Eckles. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Scott Brown for
the last three weeks. left Thursday for
her home in Helena. Mont
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the surprise rendered Miss
Ethel Rapp at her home by about fif-
teen of her young friends as a birthday
compliment. The time was spent in
games. music and the serving of re-
freshments.
Miss Margaret B. Martin of this city,
who has been studying music in Lon
don and Paris for the past two years.
returned Wednesday morning and is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Thorn
as
A wedding of interest to many Og-
den people was that OF Miss Ella Ho-
gan cf Pocatello, formerly of Ogden.
and DR.. William Wright which took
place Wednesday evening IN Salt Lake
City. the ceremony being performed
by Father Cushnahan Of ogden.
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BOY to care for horse. Fis E. 2nd South.
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TRAVELLING statesmen by large whole
sale house TO sell general stores in
Utah Position permanent f. A Wat
son, sales manager. 80 Fifth ave. Chicago.
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A GIRL TO assist IN general homework
256 South West Temple.
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GOOD girl for general homework. az
Z. So Temple
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p LADIES! I have a very desirable. hon,
est position 10 offer one lady in each
locality which should easily nav anv
woman from SO 10 IS per week. This
IS bona fide proposition and II YOU car
spare only two hours per day. do NOT
I I 70 write TO Mabel E. Rush. BOX II.
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GIRL for general Homework; small
family. Apply % So. 5th East.
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YOUNG girl for general houseworkl
small family. 47s Sd St.
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SHARP young men everywhere. $500 d
day and expenses. Experience unneces-
sary. Milwaukee Cooperative Detective
Service. Sta. G, Milwaukee.
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A GIRL wants place as chambermaid.
Address s II. Herald.
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APPRENTICE in hair dressing parlor
Room A. over Walkers Store.
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WANTED-J0 men for construction work
on beet sugar factory at Blackfoot. Ida.
Wages. Oc per hour. common labor,
skilled labor in proportion Apply to con-
structing engineer.