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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-16
TRUNKS.

VIE WANT YOU no CALI AT 7o3 EAST
we have the largest and best line Of
trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
city; reporting done; II. ". ROUN-
TREE 81 RRO.. Trunk and Bag co.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

W.ANTED-To Buy HOME ON
East Clay street: give particulars, do
not objcctto agents. Address Fl 40.
care Times-Dlspatch.
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FOR ssALE-ALL STYLES OF WAGONS
and Buggies. We are offering special
prices TO move our overstock. a.
MEYERS SONS. 120 South Eighth.
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FOR RENT-TWo ROOMS. SOUTH
ern exposure; nicely furnished. Tslone
1886. L., 4G' East Franklin.
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-.NoT,1IcE.

WE STAND READY AND WILLING
case eof pain we cannot cure to stay
cured We know how TO sure slckness
ana wo euro It. Detective hearing
cured. Reference: Cured patients.
East Clay street, Richmond, WI
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ALBEMARLE SWEET CIDER BY BAR
rel or carload: also manufacturers OF
for prices. GREENWOOD GRIST q
CIDER MILLS. Greenwood Depot, Va.
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d w 4. Bailey Dead,

W. Bailey Dead.
M Mr.. w W. 4. Bailey. formerly e motor
man In the employ OF tile ~ irglnin8 80 81
aseng erSand Power Company died yes
Eterday morning at his home In n skln-jS
quarter. ~,
He had been !. IN declining healt tn 8. for
several mont and some time ago had
to give UP MS posi- ton as motormga n
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WANTED. HoRsEsHoER--A WHITE
.or black horseshoer: permanent job,
good wages. W. B. DENBY, kilnrar-
mock, Va
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LET US BUY TT. WE BUY ley J, ~ ~
}55 NGSCOMPANY. ITO M SEVENTH 81.
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w4.NTED-CLERK FOR GREEN GRO
Gerry store; must be an experienced
man: references required. Apply 1900
West Main, between z and p. NJ.
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FISH FISH! FISH

FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS i WILL
three large mackerel. 25c.: one dozen
small mackerel. 25c.; one dozen roe her
ring 1sc. II. F. WALDROP.3 05 Brook
avenue.
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FOR RENT-SToRE. NO. 1910 WEST
Broad. Apply TO S. T. PLEASANTS,
No. 500 South Ninth street. Phone. No.
$50.
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BARD PLYMOUTH ROCKS, FItyrEEN
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I HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL IN
terest you. "A nice line of Buggies. I'M
finished, which / can finish up to suit
your taste. B. c. BRISTOW. 1900
Franklin street.
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ESTIMATES .cHEERFuLLY GIVEN
on Awnings. Tents and Flags; prompt
work: large stock. H. E. COPELAND
& co. Phone 2576.
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HAVE YOU SEEN BRAUER's NEW
bridal effects for chambers? They are
something swell. 100 East Broad
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ROOMS nor RENT.

CHOICE ROOMS MAY BE HAD IN
private family. with or without meals:
also fiat with bath. 306 South Third
street. Phone 52s5-J.
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BOYS. s a55
ASK THE GIRLS THE KIND Or
chocolate they like hest. They will
say Callers Eating Chocolate, of
!. course. Try them. Sold everywhere.
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is.7b FOR IA ROUND sELF-FEEDER
Stove. singlass doors. at JURGEN'S
y FURNITURE STORE. L9-421 East
Y Broad street.
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CROWN 69s DAIRY LUNCH ROOM,
Eighth and Broad. Is the place to get
4 . quick lunch at prices to suit every
Z body. DAN WELCH. Proprietor.
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FOR sALE-wAGoNs AND TRUCKS.
Painting. repairing. rubber-tire work.
! RICHARDSON BROS. 6l3 Brook ave-
nue..
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PATENT BUSINESS A SPECIALITY.
We buy and sell. romoto and incor-
formation Furnished FREQ OF charge: best
q reference. Gail on or write Ian
Der of Commerce RldE.s Richmond. Va.
WANTED 10000 s4As sPECIAEs CAPT..
tai 10 !ncraasa my business. which Isl
some we nroi Gas To any y one as Win this
amount willing 10 invest Z In legitimate
4. business can make attractive prOpa-i
sitfon.s Address G. 4sl Times Dispatcli.
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"A TWo-CENrT STAMP WILL BRING TO
you sample of Crafts Royal POLISH,
for pianos. organs, etc. ARTHUR u
CRAFTS CO., Richmond
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RUBBER Roots REPAIRED. 3f,,
75c.. t1ALFsCLED. HEELS IS c. I'ATCH-
es $50. and upwards water q. !. liugx ana
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

NEW STOCK JUST RaGE1VED-TWO
carloads OF New Runabouts. Yuggies.
Phaetons, Stnnhopes and Surveys.
complete line and at prices that VIII
save you money. w. c. SMITH, 3l4 N.
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RESTAURANT.
WATCH REPAIRINe.

cleaned BY WIN aTOBIEN, 1Jr. r. =
guarantee that 1t is done properly; 20
+ years experience. Cleaning, 81 90; Main
Springs. 500. 41S East Broad street.
All work guaranteed. u
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HELL WANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-AT ONCE. TEN THOR
.8OuGHLY EXPERIENCED WOMEN
ACCUSTOMED TO SEWING ON
COATS AND SKIRTS FOR OUR AL
ITERATION DEPARTMENT.; NONE
but THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
NEED APPLY. GOOD WAGES. APP
PLY SECOND FLOOR. j. b. MOSBY
& co. ,.
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FOR RE,NT-FINB BUILDINGS, SUIT
able for light or heavy manufacturing:
Southern Railway and water connec-
tions Address C. B. FORD CO. Phone
302S, Trigg Shipyard.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT-THREEs UPPER FLOORS,
3 Nos. 17-2l North Twelfth Street, contain
ing about eleven thousand square feet;
will remodel to suit tenant; admirably
suited for light Misunderstanding: Also.
office, 20x70 feet. No. Is. n. Twelfth.
with basement and three floors above.
RICHMOND TYPE AND ELECTKO-
TYPE FOUNDRY Twelfth and Bank
Streets
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES.
FINE oLD-FAsH1oNED FURNITURE
and brass goods No reproductions. G..
NJ. MOORE. 219 East Main.
FOR ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNI-S
& ture, etc, at right prices, sec l.. N.
ARNALL. 318 Brook avenue.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED. Female

LADY JOB PRESS
feeder wants a position on some light
press. Address y. l.. p, All North
Harrison.
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sEcoND-HAND SURVEYS. 15HAvElIN
stock four Second Hand Surveys that i
my varied and extensive new stock.
8 W. G. SMITH, 3l4 N. Fifth Street.
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MANITOBA GOOD, RELIABLE MID
dle-aged IWhite woman to do general
Il housework for a'sfamily of three. Cor.
respond With Mrs. WHITTENDON,
Rural Bower Va.
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Want Work

q mo ~
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Help Wanted-Male & Female.

syEANTED--A FEW LADIES OR MEN
OF good address who can invest $3.50 10
out-of-town department stores: you can
make 500 to $500 day with us; expe-
rience unnecessary. Don't answer IN
less you mean business. Address 3
82o, Times Dispatch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CARNIVAL OF SONG
IN THE GYPSY BAR0N"
New York Theater-GOers Hear
Worlds Greatest Artists
on One Stage.

NEW YORK. Feb 16-"Thc Gypsy
Baron" which has not been heard here
for severnl years. was sung tonight by
the Metropolitan Opera company
The cast included Miss Bella Alien,
Mime. Marie Rappold Nine. Louise
Homer, Miss Baucrmastcr. Mr.. Dippel,
Mr.. Blass. Mr.. Muehmann. Mr. Bars.
Mr.. Duffriche and MI CortlZ
In the third act at the entry OF the
victorious HungarianS there appeared an
interpolated episode. the stars and sing
ers Of the company not in the regular
cast. among them being Mines. Emma
Eamcs. Fremstad. Jacoby, Jomelli, Mul-
ford. Nordica, Poehlmann, Ralph. Sem
brich and Weed. Misses Abbott, and
Walker and Messrs. Burgstaller. Begue.
Caruso, Campanari, Frank. Journct,
knobe. Parvis, Plancon, Paroli. Reiss.
RoesI Scott and Van Rooy.
These artists were introduced rs cap
tlves OF the victorious troops, in various
costumes, and at the request OF the
Gypsy Baron sang solos. duos and other
selections for their ransom.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Responsibilities Hinlng company
Location OF principal place OF business
salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
OF the Directors OF the Raymond Illinois
Mining company. duly held on the End
cay OF February 1906, an assessment OF
one-half cent per share per month for
three months was levied on the outstand-
Ing capital ftock OF the corporation, pay
able as follows
One-half a cent per share payable i'm
mediately TO N. 3, Johnson at rooms
City, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on tho
8th day of March, 1896, Will be delinuuent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment is made before. will
be sold on the 2dth day OF March, 1905 to
pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
of sale.
Onc-half n cent per share shall be nav
able on the nth day OF March, 1896 TO N
3. Johnson at rooms Nos SO4 and 506
Atlas Block. Salt Lake City. Utah Any
remain unpaid on the 18th day of April
1905. will be delinquent and advertised foT
sale at public auction, and unless nav
ment is made before will be sold on the
quent assessment. together with the costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale
And one-halt cent per share shall be
Peyaoie obna on the 10Th day Of April lso1. to
Atlas Block salt Lake City, Utah ANY
stock on which this assessment NAV re-
ma main unpaid on the nth day OF May,
sale at public auction. and unless nav.
ment Is made before viii be sold on tbo
4th day OF June. 1906 10 pay the deIIn
quehI assessment. together with the cost
OF advertising ond expense OF sale
Secretary Raymond Illinois aIIninS nSG; T.
pany. e On
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Joe Bowers MinEs cqmpany;-Principol
place OF business: SAT- Lake City. Utah.
OF the directors, held on m" 10Th day Of
January, 1906, an assessment OF one-baIf
i91 was duly levied on the capitaI 60 NO.
OF the CORPORATION. payable immediately m
a. J Gunncll. secretary OF the comnsnv "
Utah Any stock upon which this q ssass' Sss'
ment may remain unpaid on the nth d.
OF February, 1906, will be delinquent anS
unless payment is made before VIII iIuu, ~,
sold on the 3rd day of March, 1906 To- nae pe
the delinquent assessment. together VIZ
the costs of advertising and the exncnsn .n
of sale. a. J. GUNNELL SocrefaywS
Ne, ss South Main street. Salt Lake City.
T1062
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
GOULD COIN WILL
PAY BON|'S DEBTS
Spendthrift Count Says He Does
Not Expect Large Chunk
of Cash.
ANNA'S HUSBAND OWES
ENORMOUS FRENCH BILLS
Willing to Pay to Save Gould
Name From Taint of
Scandal.

PARIS. Feb 16.-The financial negotia-
tions in the Castclane case do not relate
TO Count Bonrs allowance after scpara-
tlon from his wife. formerly Anna Gould
of New York, MS he has simplihed this
branch By stating that he does not expect
a large amount. The Counts announce
mGnt was made TO one or the lawyers OF
the Countess Ii was most emphatic, and
substantially in the following terms:
81 declare TO you, and swear to the eX-
aCtncSs of my declaration, that not only
do not demand, but that l VIII not ac-
cept any sum beyond the small amount
which constituted my income before my
marriage
The Count thus disposes of the state
mcnt to tho effect that he contemptuously
refused $4,000 a year on the ground that
1T was not sufficient for his pocket money
Count Burdened With Debt.
The attitude OF the Count leaves tho
lawyers of the Countess TO consider only
hs outstanding Indebtedness, which
reaches an enormous sum.
The Castcllanc marriage contract gives
the countess her separate income not sub
jcCt TO claims Tor the debts OF her hus-
band. This contract insurcs the protec-
tlcn of the Countess's fortune against be-
ing absorbed In the present controversy.
and also prevents the Counts creditors
from taking legal action against the
Countess At the same time she does not
appear disposed TO exact the strict letter
OF tns contract. ana lnt UtluCldl uSBp-
tiations arc for the purpose of making
arrangement for Il compromise with the
Counts creditors.
The amount involved has been swollen
10 enormous proportions by excessive
charges for money advanced. The extent
to which the Countess Will voluntarily
lquidatc these claims is the chief ques-
tlon under negotiation. and the determi-
nation OF this viii probably determine oil
the other proceedings.
Trying to Avoid Scandal.
Although the lawyers expect the case to
proceed TO an early decree. they recog-
nlze that slight element OF indcclsion
remains on tho part OF the Countess, due
10 her continued feeling toward her hus-
band ana her rcpugnance to involve her
family in a scandal.
The foregoing facts are from those d.
rectly in charge OF the Countesss Inter
csts. thus showing their desire to testify
to tho Counts correct attitude in the case
The court has made a second lneffec-
tual attempt TO bring about a reconelia-
tion. The next step Will be the service
OF writ upon the defendant. but the
clerk OF the court has not yet received or
ders to serve the document.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
stntc of Utah. City and County of salt
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by tho City
Council of Salt Lake City Of the inten-
tion OF such Council to make the follow
ing described Improvement to wit:
To grade, pave with macadam nine C9)
inches thick, and thirty (3O feet between
curbs. State street from the south side
OF North Temple street TO the south side
OF Second North street; First North
street from East Temple street to State
State street to the south side OF Second
North street, II. paving district No. 22,
and defray the abutters portion Of tho
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
72-1O0 SlS.So9 .73) dollars, or three (s9 00)
dollars per front foot of abutting proper
ty, BY a local assessment upon the lots
described district, being the district to be
affected and benefited by said improve
ment, namely.
All OF lots !. 6, ! and s, block 90 plat
"A"; all OF lots 2, {, and s. block 2. plat
e.; and part OF the southwest 4 OF sec
ton 81. township l north. range l east
East side
Part OF the southwest u of section 81.
township north. range l east: all Of lots
block S1 !: plat and al q q lots OF 8 to %
Fronting on First North street South
side.
An Of lots and Z; block aa plat "A"
to inclusive; block 2. plat e"
and west sides.
All Of lots / and Q block !. plat "E"
all of lots l and 2. block l. and all of
lots ! to inclusive. block Q. plat *"
South and East sides:
Part OF the southwest q OF section 81
township north, range east; and all of
lot ]. and OF lots to 10 inclusive block
z, plat *" Salt Lake City survey
The total cost OF said Improvement is
estimated at twenty-five thousand ffty-
nine and $500 Cz2, ,c59. 9s( dollars, OF winch
sum the city portion Is three thousand
Eve hundred nifty and 25-l0o (S3 $50 2S)
dollars, leaving eighteen thousand Ave
hundred nine and 73-loo (SlssN9 73) dollars
to be raised by local assessment
All proteste and objections to tho car
rving out of such intention must be pre-
sented IT. writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 18th day of February
1906. being the time set by said Council
when IL Will hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order Q: the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated October 3 1866
JOHN Il, MORETON,
City Recorder
Paving extension Ne ,s raoo4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CUTTER SAVES BIG SHIP
Steamer With 81 ,oOO,oo Cargo Goes
Ashore in Thick Snowstorn.

BOSTON Fob. le-For fourteen hours today
tho big Lcylnnd line steamer DevonIan. from
Liverpool lay helpless on Scituntc beach. ten
miles TO the south Of tho h0rbor's cHeranco, for
which she was heading whom she went aground
at l:5o o'clock this morning Although she
was heavily pounded during the day by a surf
which prevented tugs from getting within hall
ing distance OF her. the revenue cutter Crash
an managed TO send n line obon he ship
nEd then. with her big screw revolving and
tho Gresham pulling, tho Dovoninn fontcd.
The Deyonan left Liverpool on February 8
with four cabin passengers and a cargo OF
freight valued at $1,000 While crossing
Massachusetts bay and heading for Minot' ;
light a thick SnowStorm set in and the steam
er'S speed reduced until she had barely
Roadway. She grounded easily on the sandy
bottom.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
HARTMAN BUYS
LANDS IN SEATTLE
Purchases $50 Acres of Tide
and Shore Lands on
Salmon Bay.
HARRIMAN-HILL FIGHT
Is ON In EARNEST
Big System to Establish Engi-
neering Offices in City
of Seattle.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. l6.-Through liza
counsel tho Washington Northern Railway
company pro0umcd to be a subsidiary Horr-
man corporation. today purchased 80 acres
OF tide and shore lands on Salmon bay and
smiths Cove waterway in This city for
100000 cash These purchases give Mr. Har-
rlman commanding position on salmon bay
ana At smiths Cove wnCTC located tho
deep water terminals and elevators OF the
Great Northern.
The attorney who makes this announcement
cOntchdS that his purchases are solely FOR tho
use OF the Washington Northern which Is
known TO be a Union Pacne enterprise and
which Tuesday night applied for a franchise
to come into Seattle. ON thc other hama, hnT-
iimGn having 50, 900 invested in tide lands
and railroad terminals In the southern part
or the city, II Is cUntcndcd that tn" new
properties arc to be used Tor the benefit OF
the Canadian Pacific railway, which Is said
TO have reached understanding regarding
future inVuSicns OF the Seattle commercial and
railroad ncld now controlled by the nm Inca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
TO ESTABLISH OFFICES.
Engineering Corps to Have Quarters
in Seattle,

SEATTLE Wash. Fob. l6.-EnGlnccring OF
nccs are TO be established In this city Dy tho
Hartman system within the ncSI week, Rep
resentatlyss OF the Hartman interests, who
have made application Tor franchise TO en-
ter this city under tho name OF the Wash
ington Northern, yesterday wired 10 Portland
asking that engineers DO sent to this city at
once To commence work on the plans TO be
presented TO the corporations committee In
connection with the franchise application.
Two parties or surveyors have been working
in the vicinity OF tho property purchased for
the Hartman terminals for the past four or
nve days Tho commencement OF n be-
tween tho great traus-cont tincntal systems Tor
the acquiring OF tho best terminal facilltics
In this city is imminent
The Canadian Pocihc viii mako its appli-
cation Tor Seattle franchise through NJ. 8.
Lyter, an attorney, and tho Whatcom ave-
nuo franchise OF the milwaukee, has been
blocked for tho time being the other roads
have declined 10 carry out the conditions i'm
posed by these corporutons' committee in
recommending the franchise. together with
the Northern Pacific and Great Northern ap-
plicatons for trucks tho same thorough
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
DR.. Miles
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Anti Pain Pills They not only cured a
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
364 DAYS AT SEA
British Ship Makes Frisco After &
Brave Battle Around the World.

SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 1s-Thc British
ship Bardowie, Capt. Suffer. Iatcly on the
overdue list. arrived today. 3e4 days from
Ncwcnntle. England. and us days from Cape
town. with cargo OF merchandise. This vcs-
sol had an unusual experience on her passage
from England. Storms and occasional caIms
marked her passage 10 the vicinity OF Capc
Horn. where such overwhelming gales from
the southwest were experienced that Cant
SuItcr gave up all hope OF rounding tho cape.
So he squared away and ran for the Cape OF
Good Hope.
that he put into Capctown, where he lay for
a month making repairs The BardowIe left
Cnptown In July and w05 making good time
around the southern coast OF Australia when
a gallo sprang UP and further delayed the ship
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
MAY STAY A MONTH.
Many Salt Lake Elks to Make Pro-
longed Visit to Coast,

Utah Elks own Los Angeles. Il wns an
bounced today. says tho Los Angeles Express
hat Instead OF n four days visit, as previous
y announced. the guests Will enjoy our ahnw.
RS and climate for month, making Los An
scles the headquarters during visits to various
ocnltiee.
According 20 the official programme. trims to
Coronado. Mexico and san Francisco are being
planned. Exalted Ruler C. r CIcaycInnI ~
salt Lake lodge, today said that Los Angeles
you'd be the grazing ground for the bunch
ior the next thirty days. We Will DO here in
rips 10 tho south and north temporary ar
airs. For instance the trip To San F'rancisro
simply Will be tour. The Southern Pncinc
ias made us rate OF single fair for the
round trip. Tho bunch viii make II FEBRUARY
q or 70. and return % Los Angeles pronto
Don't Worry; watch US hang around this civ
the Angels for the next thirty days"
Trip to Mount Lowe.
The visitors faiIod 10 show in force for The
Mount Lowc trip today but forty ar tho ETC Inc
,scendcd tho heights. Others win makc ths
rip tomorrow. 3alloon-routo scenery also will
= on tap tomorrow. Cars will leave the
ide- Thursday the visitors VIII go 10 Catalina
nland and tho following day the punch viii
loyotc U Sightseeing in Los Angeles. Hotel
o!onado IL on The bill for Friday and n bull
ignt IN Moxico is scheduled for February 1s
The visiting Iclks have several celebrities
With thcm. among them {. NJ. Freed who Savs
here is too much 10 eat and not suflcicn.
MOISTURE John Twolvcs, who halls from
5moots town. aud who causes every one TO
''''SNs ia" H'bh'"N<hhh HhIHc COUNTS TOT
more than cognomcn: Tom d Pitt who
ravolcd in q drawing room: A. w Raybould
ccrotary of the lodge. who was appointed
'hnperon OF several young women who were
iiolon from him during the trip; A j. Rose
be Mount Plcarant banker, on his nrst jour
hey out OF Utah. who remarked upon arriving
u southern California Il didn't know that
hc United States waS so large: Tom Ho-
l;sr, tho Salt Lake real estate and pho
ograph for his party, who forgot TO sleep
Turing tho trip; J. G.. Mcdonald the whole
ale candy manufacturer. who converted sev-
9al Indians BY distributing tany chews and
D s. Culver, who is reported have at
'empted 10 carry out programme OF bless
he women: ] love EN- all. out failed.
The remainder OF the village cutups arc pre-
,arnS correspondence for Utah papers. In or
Ter Ia preserve their records.