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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12
yorA FISASrcAL SUCCESS.

Hawaii has = rc-=A=co = atc-' -G9,
90 l. IGli E=r -=T=-E= -=a=.p;s =z--
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zE-a i~ap-oT=1=-t u ;Gz co1Hscu,
.4g= tie Ez1=zs CT! Jy1r-sI, - IL
Auzz:sd receipts .5r :Ez: p=5od XII
IL si,7is,I7s aid ,Ez estimated G.ba-=-
r-=cts vii u i451ZI. Leaving only
Az lg - : protection zzsjzs: t1itasr
tEtr.,.
Hawaii D=z-s ar A-=a:a1 ts:Hory
II 100. Her hay bo1t4d debt vs.
assumed ard paid Il D! she UE.:zi
States SE= va ~r=i.=T.c fro4 cDa;rn-
gt2z Anything ~ liz .4.OnL t=ieL-.
She =ss giTe2 free trade WITH tl=
Ca.:ai Stats 49,! care T@ ieE=a -
guard against =xtraTzgs1c= By limiting
Esr bo:rOxinZ czpac!ty 70 seveE p:
cent, O: he, tznZio.s property. bG:
lssp!te Il! thsse .~=!=gEa;ts and special
zL.zL,.2ez, iiaEsiI Ezs Eoi done vel.
Since a~lLeIat:Da re has increased her
deb; more than 81 PER ceat, above
: hat il @az II 80, .-:!! II LA reached
lie bu:delsOuE EZq:ss Of E2,itJ,LCy.
srcep; 1907, she Las eIpelied myre
IHaey than che has ~rec=lyeI II r..
vea-s; and because c. ;Le xaEt Of fund.
sLe vii be COMPELLED 10 start tie hex
fiscal yea: Nth oTer az $50 q! warrants
outstanding tOr current eIp@Lsv4
Sa!ar.es, although reduced, have not
been paid, ucsied public improvements
cannot be made, and there Ii no gssGE.
ance that the taxable wealth Oi the L.
land, wIll sufficiently iLc'eas= IL value
n enable an escape from this financial
hole Tor a generation.
HaSsiI Al d seif.gOverniug territory
hns not been 4 brilliant success. She
has a debt and a tax rate Tar grea:..
than those o! mos, states and territories
while she seems To have contracted
habIt7 q cIiraYagauce which bid fair u
bring abOut bankruptcy and repudia'
ticn. The present legLs la:ure display:
az much ~hnaLcial irsespoDsioility and
disregard Tor the future Az any Of it,
/ predecessors during the dag OF the
shipH rocked republic. Gov. Garter
however, realize the dangers ahead. In
his annual message 10 calls a halt upon
eItrayagance and reckless legislation
lis expression OF a!arm will perhap-
awaken the I,'ercsL Of the conservative
elements Of the people and prevent
further deprcdatiOns Oh the territorial
! trcasnry.
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OvertasL.d School Children.

DR., Otto Dornblueth Of frankfort, n
specialist in nervous discusses. writes
against tho practice oi holding after.
noon sessions in the public achooig. in
support Of his position he points TO the
Investigations instituted among 10000
school children by the distipgurshcd
expert in school hygiene. DR.. Schmidt.
MoUnard Of Halle, who found that the
number OF sick among the children al.
tending morning and afternoon scssiops
wBs n hall greater than among child.
rem who attended sessions in tho ,orc.
moo only.
DR.. Dornblueth fayors a morning sos.
sion of five hours, giving n resting pause
OF fifteen minutes at the end OF zach
hour. lle snye that the afternoon sos.
sions exhaust tho vitality Of the children,
disturb their digestive organs and tire
their brains. Tho afternoon hours
should he given 90 play, out door OK.
erciso and physical training The sol.
h7h motives OF many parents III not
wishing tho Children at home because
they are bOtliersome and require upper.
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80 --s -! E=zzet. a1L TIA, A=r
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TIE ~L.-e s.,cEi=g" IS Indeed Civ.
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cc~ca.io=E. 80 zeYsre tie and collar
AZ: -!g.-.y 49, rat which =e= one
IL her rEaz=s. z.G she has begun q
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She .z a-Tg.-!-- Z .az-a FOR TIA
!pg= q! suitable attire which marks
TIE &c. E-a sd o1a a.! she las
b 70 means -eGe the r1t5ray O.:
leaning @as.-E Far the rising genera,
t.ca, whose parents T!!l 70 longe.
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ma. eccs-t-.ciry and a sweet, gtr.
graduate" @ay he things apart. =.
E.o.ss-s aad - majority Of father
~lrToLE.y object % seeing their taugh,
te:5 sacrifice .ooks To learning.
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Give Me the Names

Of your friends or relatives in the East
who are contemplating movement to the
West during tho coming spring or
summer.
There will he in effect during the
spring months, from all Eastern points
to every section Of the West. greatly
reduced rates ihoth one way and round
t1pl, and It will he to their iptercs, that
yon give me the names 81 parties who
may he induced 10y these rates 10 come
west No matter where they may be
locntcd. We will have our Representatives.
cal upon or write to them and advise
them OF the cheapest and best way 10
come. Call on or address &. a. WALRrg,
GENERAL Agent, Chicago & North
Wcetern Ry, e. .. Box 80. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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Sometimes, : flaming city l. szvei ~
dyEamItlng 4 space tina: the t.re can't
crCzs. Sometimes a cough hangs Oh 20
long You feel al 4 nothing but dynamite
would cure il. l.. 7. Clay, Of Calhoun,
Ga, wnte=: Nv ~i'e had d very agra
rated cough, Th!:A Kept her awake
nights. TsO physicians could not helr
her; 60 =he t,DE d.. K.ug's New Dis
coycry for CONSUMPTION, Coughs and
Code, which easeI her cough. gave her
sleep and finally cured her. Strictly
~-cientitlc cure tOr bronchitis and Ia
grippe. At ElkO Drug Co.'S store, SOC
and 81; guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
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Two Keep secret.

Col. wm !. Rr,au'- father .TYl..
Sll.s Bryan. va- me Of the attest, and
most highly reelected men g., Illinois
Many stori,s ~. rublisNr.i .f..y, L,-
trait, 81 character. all n them - la.
credit rs a high minded citizen III.
~tpiloHIug. ]lrarur! is accident and from
hu au.heatlc -uurcr. Is D., good ., ..
uupubI-hoi. ~ we bclio,. :, il. h,-,
glyeu Tor the llr-. time.
Judge Bran Us domestic ia ~
hablt- and liked INC luia,. ,tjrrn,J.,,
lie @, a farmer. II, tt.rss ,.-.,.u-
to feeding hi- stock. rscs,uy ,,.-
.urpIy Of vegetable f,u,,- mai mat,
one tall. "a the s,o,, ,n-a h.. hat ,.
pains To fot,,n his wlCt.r su,,Iy - mon,
and had attended re-srralL ,,,.r,
away q supply u hams aDI 90. ,n,o,
fIe was surprcsi an. uor,,,. ,r,J
that some tlis' hat entered IA. sunLo.
L,us. Br,,r, d.. .,.I.
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Sane XsrN ODD plants.

There are :ew plants that have rot
been utilized In o-a way or another
b. mankind Tor foot, paper. drugs. or
IN other ways. Among May 10! so
Tc!l known may b. mentioned the
japanese waN tree. tearing burctes
ot fruit growing lie grapes which
co1tain . species Of wax used In max
Ing candles. Another tree, found IN
the Pacific islands and known as the
candle nut, yields q large quantity o.
Of. WHILE the kernels ara strung to
gether on a stick and lighted as a
candle. The fruit 81 the candle tree
IS between three and four feet In
length and about an Inch In diameter.
and OF a ysllowizh color. As they
are seen hanging from the tree they
present the appearance Of a number
Of wax cand!es. The telegraph plant,
which grows In India, Is a slender,
erect shrub. 50 called because Of some
resemblance TO signals IN the motion
of It's trlfol!ate l~eaTes-the two side
ores rising and falling alternately for
a time, and then resting. Sometimes
many Of the leaves are In motion. and
sometimes only a few. the greatest &C
t!v!ty being In the early morning. and
not depending on the wInd.-Atlanta
Constitution.
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A. ArrI Fo1i Jeks-

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zIoug tie great faxes r! he age
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believing mat /, vs. 70. rr,,-u IL
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A-e1 al ~millIOnaires do 10, loot the
U.ir7i States treasury IL tie manucl
deserted.
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Terrific Race with Death

-beath WIS las; approachme.' writes
i'niph !. Fernandez, u Tampa, Fla,
describing hIs frnriuI rae" with death,
IS d result Of liver trouble and heart
disease. which had robbed the OF -!erp
and u all interest ~ sliic. hud trcd
many different doctors and several mrdh.
Giles, but got uo benefit until | began 10
use Electric B;;ers. - wonderful was
their effect that IA tire" days | let like
u ncE man. aid TO-DAY | am cured Of all
my ~truublc-.' Guaranteed az r 10
Drug Co.'S store; prlcc JOc.
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Atoi-e= Of MAJ T=4- believe Z
rs -eT-- Er::ec a-:I1-: coe ::
,=:=Te than tie E:. Ts:a L. had CT
= lie zo1sst b.ccs : 1:bl- EE!ct
za;.= lie rising Fs= . 81 E'e I
Woo5!a-d os@=:e-y. E=i-a, y. l.:
Warn SGo-=: -
SGiae ki-dI! E-e-
Warn scz:L=r- -.z1.
Boz Eo!;I! 5=-s
Green sod eb;T=.
LIE light. IL Gz-t.
GJ1d eight d=ar 5-z-:-
Go5i aisL:. god Eight.
-E4-F=-= Weekly.
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Apt 10 Make Him Hurry.


II vas Samuel Crothcrg who RI.
Gently in an essay dwcl; uron tho
e." "'bt y" q" to- tho unconscious
"".''rih'N "t everyday ITO. Il, was
81" ~ INC" journalists who dollghtod
q Ne" York woi"sn, tho guest Of nm
on''"iio"n relative, on n recent pigh,
10" small boy Of the family. profos,.
ing had been despatched TO his room
on an upper floor md was suppoeoI
to have gone To bod.
Mother lhnlf hour later. calling n,
loot OF staIrs): Aren't Won rn
dressed YETI" v"
Small boy: Nope"
Mother; We'll, ns soon as you oro
undresscd enough for inc to come M
and spank you. you whistle for maj"
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Tho 7rIl.lI|U over the decline Of
the Enrlis. il,.ITuo, to which attcn.
ton was go lnGcihly called during tho
hocr war. hla '"d 20 n crusade against
~jrT'nil" slu"' ~ and an "antlclgnr.
cite bill is u"w before the house Of
commons. though II IN not believed
that thor" T. any probability OF itS
passing. r." objection Is made that
tho nm" 81 :" - which Il Imposed
upon ov"ry noT or girl under iG who
IS convict, ot s.uoting must be paid
by tho r0r.0' sd that tho nrorss "a
on. 49, 'gNuot prcyo"'
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Black Absorbs Heat.

a French authority had TWO Their.
mometefs-one OF ordinary glass. the
other painted black-placcd In the
sun. In the white glass the mercury
rose to lii. Under tho black paint II
went up 10 l57 In tho same position.
The Inference is that people who
wear black coats arc warmer in Tho
sunshine than those who dress \
white,
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IFS MEEI-

IL II il true as asserted by bis friends,
,hat recent criticisms OF John d. Rocke.
Teller have gricvcd him beyond meas.
urc, tho condition means one Of two
,hjngs, that Mr.. Rockc'cllcr's strength
in failing or that be has at last di=cOy.
cred there il something in lie besides
dollars and that he cannot reach il.
Criticism IL no thing i1r Mr.
Rockefeller. For not icsa than twenty
years he has been almost constantly
under fire. lie has fought back in his
own silent way, but never has hc mani
tested ali emotion hat could be con.
strucd Ia meun grief. IIe has been
regarded 20 long as cold, cruel. mercIlGss
and reyengeiul that 1t il almost start
ling to hear i. said that John ID. Rookie
teller has "fculinps.-
Yet W. are toll that he hna aged five
years in az many weolts. that he hus lost
interest in hia ~favorite game OF golf. and
that his sadness IL pathetic.
Docs il mean that with the ad advancing
yonre his Once sturdy resistance in weak
cninRY
Or docs it mean the other thing?
Like the thoughts Of youth. the
thoughts Of q are long, long
%ihOughts.- Mr. Rockefeller after all, is
but n man. and no ia old. IIc has
reached that time when men begin 10
look At tho past and to wonder what will
DO said Of them whom all in done.
Docs any ono in all this land envy him
his meditatioDaY Salt Lake Herald.
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Ti:Ju ssoGd cot f=UL lS1I-sr a re-
to;a =Heh a-oea1 Al 6-H=5GL
q: ;h EI;.e ocA. Tns &c,o: s7Esez.s
s= a:abEstesat ot F=sEc retreats
=a-e tie children Eao cacco; q &C.
PARSED a. hoHs "a! s7=-t tie .!t@-'
-ooo tozrs = Tie ae q = O. Goo
s-!:.bl= siG!t.-Eepo.; o. l. :.
CocsEl-GZsrI GEeo:GE:. :: F1-Ei7rir
G=-z.aT.
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OUAM,s NENLECTED MAHns

Tho benefit TO us from Guam may be
clIimerial, or purely strhtegicnl at my
rate; but orr duty tO Guam in return
10 clearly defined in what Quinn VIVA and
10 aud ought to he, writes Willard
French, in tho Book lovers Magazine.
For seven ycara our flag Inns noatcd
thore; quite time enough 10 have begun.
We hhvo established Il naval station.
Tho commander IL governor Of Guam.
Tho governor il expected to adjust in.
ternal mhttcrs M best he can, with such
mean IA no cnn secure from tho people.
Ihoro arc 1909 Of those people. moro a
part ~ Guam than tho strategic harbOr:
and, rightly viewed, all OF u inter sts
there are vitality inter woven with THERE.
They are neither hcathon o harba.
rians. Whatever may be said Of SPANS
colonial acknowledgement. che did what
no other nation has got done-sho thor.
Onghly ChristiaDizcd her colonies.
There aro 1000 children in the island.
It was uovor scli-supporting under
Spain. orr government haS always
known thnt tho uimoot possible revenue
wNa exhausted long before II could
touch a school; but II hae left those
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N.e-e amounts are the maximum
sums zach committee has at It's dispo.al
and the executive CDmuIttee earnestly
requests the expense OF tie diier.
eut committees o. Kept within tue
amOuEis allotted TO them. he sub.
sc1r:!uvs TINS far Hyu 10 e. 200 and
tie a~I!p.Iueu,a the made 10 o include
the eIp-nse 81 a pavilion. i. one -
I--uc! necessary IL whIcb - LoIi The
Et--hr. exercises and the dance. II the
coalitions Jusii'! il, a pavilion Will be
rll.t and II Is EereIOrc absolutely
lcs, --ar. that the expenses u each CON.
mite" De sept within the ~p-e-crbei
au0Gli-. D:LrE features q the c-lrOra.
ton axe under consideration thai. Il tin.
a.ly HiuiirI w1ll cos, cnr,iieraule
money. Ins l. another reason Hhy each
o,mmI''r" should o exceed the sum
al s~I II.
o.. notion the Hnacemeu o., the
isley Wa TIaee! ia the haut= ot tie
uu-sc suu. m!tt"'.
Ire following skeleton pfus-au Tor
tic Hay was adnr'ei.
SALUTE Sunrise and suusei.
Muse Band, 80 a. m.
P-ur, 7-,au- q 70 10 a. IL.
Literary E.Ic:clseu-lO to I~I.3Ja.m u.
Ere" rr'rcshmeat- Tor ladies and
ch..ir,n al tie tooth from !! so a. II.
a. =. 10.
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She had n splendid hnI, hor-..
chn' with young simpkIns last won
ne-lndo"d' Why. everybody soys
nc IS stupid md says anythinr
she-Irue; but he's an cxcolIon,
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Initiation Chocolate.

Testimony In an English court
showed that thore 10 no chocolate In
cbonp chocolate" candy. a subsu.
tute consisting Of an extract Of cocoa.
nut oil IL used for tho cream and
the outside Is made. from tho ground
husks Of the cocoa bean. sugar and
sage.
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According to the report o, Wardeu
Considiue, there were 100 convict- in
the penitentigry On the 3lst 81 Deccm.
Der. The number from each county il
given IA tOllOTs:
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Reduced Rates.

Proportiouutcly low tatce viii DO III
effect from all p"iuta in Utah. Idaho,
Montana. Wyoming and Nevada L"
every section reached by the Chicago u
North Western l.incH,
For full particulars, call upon ar nj
drrRs G.. 4. WALLER,
Gent Agt. &. & NV. Ry,
i. q. IioI 100 Salt Lakc CITY
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Charles H. >PrsEl~-

81 c.:ir=n4 had !3l--i iSs si!eci
z:o.-.. Will i 80 general!
k-oE, tia: NJ. Sp1z.4 Es Z pco'
h=aI;h, 20 cIe, 20: eTez ;21== csarsi
AL t-a-s: 10 L2, iEc-E1: Ia: IL
.-3 rs 70 -sz- He sf7sl-st TO o= =
rs G=EA hAiih ,Es co---E, ard "a
, - z-d a:e bis breakfast. r. t-sa 'o2E
- E=Ee5r= AID All t:Ea again.
Accz: II o'cIyck, M S~;oo-.e car
1czz.-= aci d!i -: daily sS2Ifr-E
VIZ sc left tL= house. NJ Sr-O-.=
Is .ls=ps-S AID h r0-L1cc gave 70
=z,-l-z tbs; TIE death z1-s! -s koTer'
70 c=z-. M SP-o-.s o:1:Hsd =
about t=e-ry MINUTES and t2--d hlE
breathing lis last. STE .1-eEais.:
.--=oo-3 hep, bat o=io:4 ZEs'a1ce
,p-.d arrive death had clA.==l s=o:Ae'
with.
NJ. Sp-ogls =s cc-a L S42 FTa-'
csou. California, o. ne 3.-i lay Of
August, I-52 HIS pzrsat- =2v=i 70
P=tGc=a zEec he = GG.:s 'ouns.
Here ~ =peai bis ea-.! t~o!to5! days
. - --= -F--s & -gFE- - =-- -
vzGs, where lie WORKED i iL= store o:
"a uncle, Frank Y. D-azs. H. ;heI
ze-I ito Ike lie q zee Austin Re-
veiue AID .eaczsi the trade. zLich be
~!.i-o=si =I.l .Gch success untI! last
S4p:@@t@r. .i!;er !-4T.Lg The R=ye...e
one l. went - Virginia City, =here
Es vas =np 5yel = trs-s-ap: c.erz u
Ire oEe= q L. ; Sgrve!o:-Geaeral Z
:. Davis. tie returned - Lander
{ cozaty IN -. al vas Interested Il the
psoIicaaoo q tie Battle N,gatala
Messenger I'D z ISL he =ra:,-l tie
L.a3e- Co1-,y Free Press. He -c;-ai-.
y with hat paper u-tI! January !. 1883,
<Lea L. remove! 10 E.Go AID started
Ike Free Press EE:sh he oordlc:e1 w.
II las: September. waen he cold out
AID retired from acti7e NEWSPAPER
Egr..
VI. Sprou.- he.l many oaEees o: ,rus:
during his residence in this State
and acquitted L.I=.i with crrLI; II
ever? oae. lie ~az l member o.. I'll
bozr1 0: regents q lie State university
u l7-2 and g., xEe. nat ias,!: -:io2 W.
ioca:=1 he'-. IL VS. appointed pct
@a=te, o. I. 70 - Pre-I!e1t Arthur 10
l--j and s=rTe! G-:.i removed Dy Pei.
lrC! Cleveland. II So. ne was iepu'!
secretary Oi state IL 1859, he was the
rcput!ics1 cacd!iet= tog state senator
t-0r2 ,als count, and. after an exciting
contest, defeated hs opponent, the Hon
George Russell, :: one To:e. IIo ais
s.rTed as postmaster .! E!x0 a.. Ter tie
administration q P;~-i!ent Harrison.
While Ills OHclal record was without
. Flemish, his record a. . citizen and a.
a man was pare and stainless. lie LGl
the happy faculty u ma.Inz and retain
ing friends. A. q business IVA! he Wa
courteous and ouLI.nx at all :!les. As
a husband and lathe! be was lyy!ug and
devoted. These were the trait ~ a lie
that ended "heH Charles II. SlrOulc
Dreamed MS last
MI FF''|iS 80" al earnest "GlI't
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THE CELEBRATION
Plan of Operations Is
Outlined and Adopted by
Executive Committee

The executive oDu mIttee u, H.. Fon,.b
% July celebration the. at Ii. oop,,
house Thursday night. Chairman Sn;.h
being ab-ent, l. o. Henderson presided
and the following business vas tram.
acted.
Tho music committee r-ror,ed ,b.,
the old band III I 10 wish 10 play a, H..
celebration and tia! the ElGo Orckss,,,
prop 81 70 furnish tie music to- III.
dance for the SUN Of 80. The oon.
mite unanimously recommended tia,
the pros Usrt!on OF the orchestra B..
accepted. After come discussion the
report 0: the committee was adopted
II was ordered that the Elso band h.
employ ei 70 furnish the music during
the day Tor the -um Of slCO and the
FLO orchestra the music for the dance
Tor the sum Of go.
Tie committee appropriated the funds
20 the yarioGs sub-comnIttees s.
follows
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Your Opportunity

to visit the "Old Home and the "Ol
Frinnds' IN tho Esat and return TO tho
West, With ma little Expense ma II ordin.
arily required 10 mako the ono way irip.
has come.
Reduced Rates.
On May 9Th mud "gIh. Juno 3rd, 'th'
10Th and l2th. 'Ickcta will bo on sale
from Salt Lake cit, 20