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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Preliminary Arrangements for
Salt Lake and Los Angeles
Realty Company
WILL ORGANIZE TOMORROW.
J. Ross Clark or Some Other Strong
Man TO Head lt--Proicet Of Large
Business Importance.

Bingham, June 10, ON the train this
morning which n carrying the Callfor.
mana ~ Bingham canyon the nrst
steps were taken toward forming a
syndicate 10 operate IN realty IN SAT-
Lake IN one ~ the care a small knot
" real estate men, bankers and brok.
crH NJ los Angeles discussed the pro.
position with the result that a meet.
ng N to be- held tomorrow nt The
knulslord to complete organization of
the proposed company Az coon as tho
proposition was discussed II met with
instant approval without single dir.
Houilng voice,
II WAS proposed that some strong
man llkn J, Ross clark b. appointed
president of the board Of directors,
which VIII consist Of ~. The stock Of
the company II present plans ore car.
rlrd out, VIII DE limited 90 $500, 900 Tho
shares are 10 be- valued at 800 Mar
each and VIII be omen tO subscription
No purchaser VIII be- allowed 90 buy
more Than ten shares Twenty pet
cent of the purchase price N 20 be paid
when the shares are bought, ana the
lom0inln. 80 per cent ~ to be- paid IN
lnHtallmontr IN required by the COM.
pany IN the purchase Of land from
time 10 time The company ~ 20 opcr.
ate In Salt l.ako realty
If the discussions, which was INDUCED
IN on the train among the visitors had
no strings on H. aud II had every an.
poafnnco Of being nm enthusiastic sen.
iimCnt NJ Wldc'uWuko business men,
tholo should be lively times IN salt
Lake realty IN the nonr future,
*. e. Wolls, president Of the Rcd.
lands board Of trade, IN discussing the
proposition with the News this nf.
iornOon, was heartily nv favor ~ the
move aud pronhoslod that tomorrow
meeting would put The scheme on y sta.
bic basis
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col COLVlLLE DEAD.
aHaafaHHH
Led Charge OF First Minnesota at
Gettysburg.

Minneapolis Juno - -COl VIM Col.
VILE Of Rod Wing, MINI who led The
famous charge of the First Minnesota
ioymont AZ the baltic " lloliyebulW was
i" soed,ovs Nome 6"gS Jlo wax " \" npp.
ilrlnato IN the celebration Of the reunion
OF Tho regimen, todny llo was 70 years
old
The nrsl Minnesota, commanded by col,
vile IN the later part of the war was the
llHl regiment offered lof me GNll wnh
AZ Gettysburg 9l mon were IN his.
iOrIo charge, furik'lhloo returned alive
ana injured Col Colylllc, who led, wlu
wounded seven times
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GASOLINE EXPLODED.
Cause Of Fire in Third South Room.
ing Houso Today

The IRE department had two runs
this mornng but neither Are caused
much damage although the last one
might have resulted seriously os Il was
onufcd by gasoline II wng Mt q room.
lnghousc AZ u west rhIrl South street
While MIS- Canine was illling n gnso.
llno sloN" as II was burning, the gaeos
Inc cNulOdpd, A roolnor named NJ, |,
Wolf sul1od the stove ana carried II
ont and was severely burned on his
rlRhl hand No damage was done Ia
The promises.
Tho other llre occurred 1T S2i this
morning ~ go south First West street,
ul the lnlcrmounliiu Wooden pipo
company The cause of the blaze ~ uu.
Known, ana the damage amounts 10
only about $40,
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ARCHOUKE JOSEPH
or AUSTRIA IS DEAD

Vienna, June lS, -Archdukc Joseph Of
Austria died today, lie WAS born In
1893,
Joseph Charles Loulr, Archduko Of
Austria, ana royal prince Of Hungary,
was born M prcssbourR Hungary
March 9, 1888, Nc had always been
known nv tho Hungarian archduko'
ANA vas docply loved by the Hungarian
people llo was 4 son ol The last but
one 'pOlnlin ~ Hungary" he was
educated w Hungary ~ u Hungarian
ana IN the Hungarian spirit Contrary
10 the accepted regulations Of Austrian
court etiquette IN the matter Of the
education Of tho members " the loyNl
family, Arohduko Josoph's boyhood was
passed with peasant boys az his play.
mates ana companions, he entered hls
idibors hnfanr regiment IN lNb and
saw much active service, ON his return
nom the wars he was made command.
otsln'ohlof oI tho Hungarian 'honVCk'
or reserve army holding this post M
III HIS death
Joseph dld,much, or tried to do much,
FOR the Nypeios ~ Hungary lie mas.
tered the gypsy language ana wrote
AN excellent grammar Of this most
dllilcult tongue llo tried 10 settle tho
question OF gypsp vagubondago by Of.
loring Ia any gypsy who wanted 10 set.
We down ~ patch Of land, u good
home aud help IN making a start ns an
pgriculturint All these efforts how.
ever we've I'M vain, In memory ~
hon who died az the result Of a shoot-
ing, the nlrhduko ana hp Wlfo, The
princess clolildo Of SnXo,Coburg ana
lolhn, established an institution for
the care of crippled children, The loss
Of u second grown up child last year
bore heavily upon the afchduke ana
ever since he had lived quietly In his
country home, "Villa Guisoppl' nt Al.
bnlynln lie leaves one ron who mar
uod the .pronalnughlor OF Emperor
Francis Joseph ana three daughters
ono daughter Arohduchoss Mario. 10.
roloa, N The wife ~ phillp, duke of
orleans lho protondor 10 thc French
throne, q second daughter IN the wife
OF Albert Prince OF Turin and rayig
ana tho Youngest daughter slll Is un.
luupilpd.
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Cbesnnsters' Tournament,

Oalond, Belgium, June l3-'Thc second
round of the International chess mnntolH'
tournament was begun this morning al
the kurenal IN this city, the order Of play
being arranged ~ follows
SchloiCher w Marshall, 'foichmann w
ThrraHoh Wolf W. Burn Maroosy vs.
Marco, 1albcuhnus w janOwek THChi'
porln W. Dlookburnc and Aopin ya Leon,
hnIdt
When time was called for tho arl nd.
journmonl TsohlRofln had hcHtou illack'
bulno aud loonhordt had worelrd Alapln,
while the other anmon were adjourned Ia
be resumed this afternoon
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MAY BIZ DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Especial 10 tho "News.")

Los Angeles, CAL, June ,3,--Doetors
today say tina, tho accidental shooting
by cIaudno Coin, 10 years OF age, on
Temple street. may result In a double
tragedy,
Little Mabel Cooper, aged II, has a
heavy charge Of shot in tho brain and
10 DYING Raymond Coin, n, with both
oyeo destroyed his skull fractured at
the forehead and several number 7 shot
IN tho brain, has only a sloht chance
for recovery, CleudIno 10 FRUSTRATED
and crazy with grief over hcr terrible
act, William Cooper, ", and a brother
OF Mabel ia endcayorIng 10 lay the
blame OF She deliberate shooting on
Claudine, but his reputation annuls the
charges which are dIsorodted, The
poioo after an examination OF tho al
decided not 10 hold her,
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MOROCCAN CONFERENCE,
United States and Great Britain
Have Not Declined Invitation

Berlin June " Tho Oormun forcBu Of.
lco, takup uoRnlsauop Of q London
Times dispatch from Washington, sayIng
the United states md UlOlt lltItoln have
declined the Invitation " the sultan OF
Morocco 10 pond delegates ~ "A confer
cnco ON the subject VI the proposed ro.
forms for Morocco Informs the AWo-
clnlod Press that these powers have not
declined The inyllnilon hut have only
indicated that they win wall ana 500
what Franco VIII do Premier Ruuvlor
Nlill holds the matlur undol oonnidorn,
lion and the foreign OfnCo does not ven,
iuro TO speculate OF what Frances do
cslon viii hn.
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CONFEDERATE VETERAN TRAIN
Goes THROUGH A BRIDGE

Princeton, Ind, June i3,-A special
train consisting Of u baggage ear. a
smoker ana -four chair ears on the
southern railway carrying confederate
veterans 20 the reunion M Louisville,
plunged through n bridge over the H..
We wabash river today M Golden Gate,
H. 81 miles west Of here,
William Gr0lS, the engineer N dead,
ana j, u, johnson, tho fireman, N miss,
ing, He II believed 10 bo under tho
engine. II n reported that seven pas.
ecngorH were Killed, but this has not
been verified,
A special rcllfo train carrying mr.
goons has gone TO The wreck The IN.
inrod VIII be brought here,
Az the train started over the bridge,
the timber sank and the engine
plunged into the water followed by
the coaches
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REALTY LUNCH EON.


The Realty board Of los Angeles VIII
De the guests of the SAT- Lake Real Es.
state association nc noon tomorrow at
lhc Commercial club, whom delicious
uchcon WIN hr served aud the realty
Nluul Jon In both cities informally dis,
outscd, ~ ? p, m the visitors win be
taken oul to Sullalr AZ guests Of the
association ms lrlp being separate and
lplrl from lhnl planned for tho oycur,
monlHlH RrnrlailN VINO 10 10 the lake
ON the lliln leaving hero AZ ~ IN,
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WEST POINT GRADUATES.
Graduation Exercises At Military
Academy Held To-day.

West Point n, v, June ls.-.Tho
graduation exercises of the FIRST class,
III IN number were held today under "a
covering Of canvas IN front Of the II.
bWry An exceedingly largo crowd
was IN attendance Among the officers
present were Lieut., Non, Miles, retired,
and Lieut. Gen. Chaffoo, The address
to The graduating class was delivered
by Franklin Murphy Of New York,
president Of the board Of visitors which
was followed by an address by Gen.
Chalfoo, ana bv the delivery of dipo.
mas 10 Sccy of War Taft
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GERMANY ORDERS
F0RT|fICATION or KIAOCHOU

berlin, June l3,wAn Imperial order
~ forlify klnothou bay the German
concession IN the gOuihDrn pant " the
Slanlung pcninsuln has been issued
Tho work VIII be done undor the super.
vision ~ the governor nf the urcctur-
ate Rear Admiral Tuppcl ana me en-.
glncor lOrllilcntion officers detailed for
this purpose, The extent Of thp fprt.
llcHilons and the nmount to be- spent on
Them are facts which have mot been
disclosed but II IL probable mat the
work now contemplated ~ only the be-,
ginning of an extensive plan
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THE GARBAGE PROBLEM
Especial to the "Ncws")

Los Angeles, CAL, June t3,--rhe city
officials arc confronted with now
garbage problem, hcsanders eon,rao,
expires Aug, rs, and the pooarie inein.
orator viii no, be completed until late
In October VIVA, viii be done with
the garbage in the meantime is a
question up to the eouneilmon now dis,
porting far adod, Alexander also has
laid plans TO 40 his dozen collection
wagons 10 tho city but the health Off
GERS say they arc unfit, Alexander Ia
working hi, influence TO carry out the
deal
The Los Angeles dcleaa,es 90 In
number, loft tor Milwaukee this morn.
lno TO attend tho convention OF tho
Modern Woodmen OF America Thcy
expect 70 brlnD next years convention
10 Los Angeles, II Ia planned 10 raise
q fund Of $4,000 hero for that purpose,
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VALUABLES STILL MISSING.
Especial 10 tho "News,")

Los Angeles CAL, June I3,--Mark
HamorsehIao, the New York Iswecr,
who lost s3,23a worth OF money, drafts
and jcwelry In a robbery OF the West.
minister hotel at which hoe,sIry no was
a guest last week during tho knIoh,a
Of Columbus natIonal council, remains
In tho city In vain search Tor HE
mlssino property With the exception
OF Edward Mack, a Westminster ho,ol
bell boy who 10 held At the police sta.
ton on suspicion, the police have made
no further arrests IN the case, There 10
as yet no trace OF the stolen valuablos,
1, hao also developed tina, anothsr
small robbery occurred M the West.
minister last week, In which Michael
Mccormick, q guest, loot a cold watch
and n Y, OF c, loeket from his room,
which have not yet beer recovered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
SUSPECTED Of ARSON.
Special 70 The oNeMs.n-

Los Angeles, Cal, juno l3--svspeot.
cd by Pa,rolman Mcdowell OF tho East
Side police Of having set lire to q build.
inO belonging 10 the oanah Lumber
Co, and occupied by the East Side
Cycle club q, 222a pownoy avenue, Otto
Flock, chop house keeper At 2220
pownoy Ave, Ia In the ely Iail avail,
mo the result OF an Investigation being
made by Detective Tallamsntes go.
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BRESTLIrONAk RIOTS.
Originated In Conflict Between
Jews and Among Reserve Men

Warsaw, Russian pomnd June 49, The
outbreak NJ rloiinR at BrcHiLlioyuk dur
ing which according 10 reports many
persons were Mllcd on wounded original.
cd I'm n conflict between Jews and Htmy
reserve men hound for the far east Tho
soldiers are said 10 have looted proyiuon
stores, aud the Jews In dcfondmg their
property are alleged ~ have 0rCd ON lh'
troops VINO returned the Ito, The town
now II occupied by the military,
IN consequence of rumurs Of q general
strike being planned 10 take place hero
proclamation ordering the people not ~
gather IN ihc' Nlrorls ANA warning thom
that the troops viii be- ordered ~ fire IN
the event 0f disturbances
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FRIDAY JUNE 10,
SPOKANE WANTS THEM.
Club Would Like TO Have 0Keefo and
Gardner Fight There

This morning Manager Slg Hart Of
jack ONoofc, received wiro from d
hghl club In Spokane, asking for a
match between O'koolc nnd Jimmy
Gardner to take place there early
next month II IN understood that the
ofter " u good one ana II IN now be-.
Ing considered by The nRhlora. Both
were on the streets bright and curly
this morning, ana neither looked any
the worse for their twenty round con.
test last nlghL
The receipts of the house lnHl nRht
were S2O0ONo, Of which the boxers got
nlty per cont
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DANCING MASTERS
aaaHHssss
They Want 10 Introduce the Jig
And Clog Dance.

columbus, ohio, June ~. II the plans
OF tho dancing masters who are now IN
annual session here go through, and Il
II believed they VIII, the old llmo Hlg
and clog with q dash Of the waltz,
WIN be prominent features IN an we'll
developed dance programs m the coun-
Try The International association sent
Prot beaumont abroad last year TO
lean The Irish ilg, and he In showing
II at the convention hero.
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AUTOMOBILE TOUR.
George T. 0dell Mako, Record limo
With His Motor Gar

George Y. udcll has iusl made record
time with hin automobile, he made
the run from Salt Lake 10 spanish
Fork flom the Fork 70 Preston and
return TO Salt Lake, Boa miles I'm ull,
running through tho suRir beet dis.
lllcls Of Garland and fremont, and
VISITING the different factories with the
luul managers. including Field Supt,
Lewis of Garland ana the muster mo.
ohunlc Tho trlp Was made nt am
~ pondituro ol . cents DER milO Tho
IN Two hours ana % minutes between
ogden ana Salt Lake I'm one hour ana
III minutes, ana between Garland ana
Logan GO miles, In One hour ana 90
minutes
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APPEAL ALLOWED
CAYNOR AND GREENE

Montreal Juno H. Judge Han today
glouod the petition Of Counsel for
Guynor and dwnno TO be allowed ia
appeal Ia the supreme court against
the decision Of Justice Davidson that
Judge lH routlIno mad the right 10 uul
~ ryuadltion commissioner This ap,
'tion undoubtedly VIII 1utFo a delay of
slA months
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TTTE "TIUSTTTE ITEET,"
IL Lies IN the Potonae About 20
Miles Below Washington.

Fort Washington Nd June l2~lnlor.
mutton was received here to.
gay that Ql least half of
!ho hostile feet under Admiral
lnnd I'm the lower Potomac about ~
miles below Washington At an early hour
today WIN the fleet IN The Vicinity nud
operations against Baltimore already
made The artillery officers nj Forts
Washington and Hunt anticipate test ut
me dofonNos ~ N" national capital ho.
ioro operations are begun In the lower
Chesapeake
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THEY NEEDED SHOES.
Burglars Break Into Solomon's Factory
And Steal Eight Pairs,

Last nishl burglars broke into Solo.
mon Bros, shoe factory and made onr
WIN about rs pairs If shoes The
thieves gained entrance by hroakui
op'n a rear window when the theft
Was discovered this morning the police
d,Oallmenl Was notified and officers
mo Mnrlnn on tho rhNn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
EMPEROR WILLIAM
Invites Editor MeBee of the
Churehmnn 10 n Review

Berlin june 70, 2;S5 b. m,-- Emperor
William invited Silns Mclieo, editor of
the Churchman OF New York, TO Join
the imperial party yesterday nj the re-
view al potsdnm Of a model battalion
Of troops composed Of three mon from
each battalion " the lrusslnn army.
His majesty afterwards talked half AN
hour with Mr. Mclico ON educational
and religious topics,
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N. y, SUBWAY SERVICE,
IL N Resumed After Thirty.
Six Hours Suspension.

New York Juno ls,.-Through train ser.
Niro IN the great underground railroad
system WA resumed today after 3G nous
suspension
" n estimated ina, FUZZY sj.Mn0O0 GAL,
hol before the tracks Wcro cleared sui.
hrlcntlN 10 permit the resumption "
llNlno II was between Fourteenth aud
foriy'sccond streets that The most serious
trouble was encountered There the track
dlpg several feet below the normal lowell
mnny feet
Tho full oylont Of The damage caused
ny the Hood has not yet been determined,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
IMPORTANT REALTY DEAL.
Especial 20 tho "Nsws,D

Los Angeles CAL, juno 13,---A strono
local syndicate has purchased the
southeast corner OF Seventh and San
Julian streets for S3i 900 and Will erect
a big business block there.
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GABRIEL fAUkE,
Appointed Director Of French
Nut'l Conservatory of Music.

Paris, June l3-.l'resIdonl l.ouhot
has appointed Gabriel l'0uro to be d..
rector Of the national conservatory Of
music. succeeding Theodore Dubois,
who has retired
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~ pslsrshnrg slronger.

St pclcrHburg Juno 49, Tho belief
chat pence win be- arranged continues
10 be- reflected ON the hoursc whore
today business fairly Doomed. ~ rls,
ing | Y points To 81
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10 WOnp FNoM lApAN.

81 Petersburg, June 10. G,l2 y, m,.-
AZ o o'clock the foreign office made the
following announcement TO the Assool.
alod Press
japan has not yet Informed M whore
ana Whon she desires ns to meet her
plenlpolcnllarlos but we may receive
her communication at any moment"
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LATEST NEWS FROM LOS ANGELES

The petition TO the board asserts that
the old man has IN a measure terror
isod the community and that many OF
the signors affs their names 10 tho nc.
ttion with much fear and tropidation,
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establishment Of her position In tho
far east ! consider II out of the qUes-
ton that Jupnn VIII bind herself IN such
Y manner ns might compel her 10 assist
Rursn IN the event the Ruselan cmpor.
ors government later concluded to
make an attack on india This II the
moro Improbable lnaHmuoh IN Great
britain " anxious not only a. renew
but to strengthen her alliance with
japan"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

Vienna juno TO- Baron Nathaniel do
llolhNchlll brother Of ne head OF the
Austrian branch ot the nrmdicd today
We had been seriously III for Il long
tlmC
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lng there TO take them 10 the Rio
ulnndo station, from which point they
WI pc mkon to the great mining camp
mills In aptNo operation, returning by
way of Murray whore they win have
an opportunity to inspect the immense
pant Of the United states smolllnR a.
kellhnB company Luncheon and re,
llcshmenls win be served ON lhls train,
AZ : o'clock m the evening there viii
ne gwen IN honor Of the visitors ana
tnlough the courtesy Of the First Pros,
,doncN ol he Church Of Jesus Christ nf
Laller'dhy SllUts, a musical festival
I'm Tho nnhnlnnDln
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FUTURE PROGRAM,
What viii la Done For and To Visitors
For Remaining Three Days

~ ,hronlclod elsewhere In tho
"NowS," the big Tabernacle concert to.
night VIII be- the noyt attraction for
the I,ns Angeles visitors, The roman,
der Of the program VIII be az follows
TUESDAY, JrkE 49,
our visitors are requested 10 be M the
Commercial oluh promptly nt $3.50 In
the morning Street ears win be In wait.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

Perhaps your nonhbor, who mover wor.
rios about The servant problem, has
solved II by simply making y prae,
tee OF reading the want sdu,
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE H.

Al 1870 p, m. street ears Wlll be- In
waiting Al The Commercial club ~ con.
Noy the visitors lo the Snllalr station.
from which point they WIN be- takon 10
Nlllalr whore the day VIII be- sponl In
bathing ana dancing Luncheon aud
refreshments win bo served at SaltnIr
ana ihorc VIII probably be- some spoak-
lng by Los Angeles and local spollblnd-
ors. From Nnllllr the Visitors viii re-.
lnfn to- the city AZ their pleasure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

l'pou arrival ot bingham llokcs
Vcro distributed through tho train,
which were good for the stngc ride m
"a the mine About two hours win be-
sponl AZ The mine whore most of the
vlaltor win have their nreD experience
ol going Underground ana seeing the
ore brought oul.
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rllURsDAY jUNE II.


This day our visitors WIN be- left FREQ
Tor such personal inspection Of tho city
hn lhoy may be- pleased Ia make, mlll
iW IN the afternoon. when they win
gather ~ the Commercial club ana
axe cars lo the Lagoon station, whence
they VIII Do tukon by train 10 that 70.
sort supper viii be- served aud there
WIZ be music rolrcthmonls and sneak.
lng The vlsIlors being ON this coca.
sion the guests Of Hon, simon BAN.
horger From here lho guests Wlll re-.
turn Ia the city Al their pleasure,
FRIDAY, JUNE 10,
AZ $50 this morning cars win bo IN
readiness M the commercial club to
luho the visitors tp the -, =, l., station,
whence they VIII take u special
train for d vielt 10 the famous lhcm
rul-on, Lunch ana refreshments win
be served ON This train,
This trim marks the end Of the onlcal
program ana entertainment
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"slLLY sIN0ERe0

Tic "sly Southern Sngors" after
lhor rose during the carly hours or
ms morning cam" out In good voice
with "a new stock of songs and man.
ogcd IN cloato % ruugh house through.
ont ,hc luln
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wh,n YOU really "pst acquainted" with
"ths want ads, you VII wonder how
you could have neglected them Tor 20
long,