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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
COURT NOTES.

Louis Simon secured foreclosure eH
h Bfnnisaory H0to against n u. kil-
patrick OF a. f5F 500 An order wua
made 90 dispose of lot 2, block o. plat
~ which wee given Gag security aH the
Hate which is nsW due,
The ease Of ueaFse II. ttorHe against
Rebp9pa 81, pstief et al naa placed uB
trial today befera judge Mar-a The
plaintiff asks for "a THht-8flWay over
Paaaiay's court which hal boon fenced
whore oatlsF's court iHterai6ts De.
W. j. midiaue'a suit asalnst tan
t'nian pAeiHe Rniirrad company for
$4,000 for personal injuries Was placed
On trial this morning before Judge
Ritohie. 10 was iajufad iH wreck al
Roeh springs.
Edward H. shaokaf1rd ngcd SAT-
against the Utah Copper company OF
Bingham Canyon 20 recover f8sg.m for
the leaao 81 "A gasoline engine from DOT
4. 1909, 90 OCT 20 1905 ln the second
count iH tho complaint ho asks f0r $500
damages on account 20 tho condition Of
tho engine when a vua returned to him.
Airs Clara BauaHman socks o. divorce
from Cnagloa Baugnmau in "a complaint
filed today .u th8 Third district court,
GA the ground of dcaeru1u. Th8y wore
married iu salt Lake 0u Fob. J. 1905,
EnQ for the past two years sho doc
oiagea that ha has refused Oh provide
Tor her. She asks Boz have hcr maiden
name, Clara HANKS restored Co hor and
attorneys fees,
In decree handed down today By
Judge Morse in thu Third district court
the transfer o. 7i5 sharc8 of stock in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
SUIT RECALLS
TRAGIC DEATH
Mrs. Seth 0. Taft Brings Action
Against Boston Consolidated
Mining Company.
CARELEsSNESS IS CHARGED.
Through This Complaint Alleges,
Legislator Was Killed on High Zinc
At Time G. B. Leigh Met End

IN the federal court today suit was
fled by Mrs o. d. Taft adm.uIsira-
trix Of the estate OF Seth TAFT de
rected against Che Boston Consolidated
Mining company wherein platinum
seeks 20 reco. $4,000 as damages for
the death of her husband
on Fob. q. 1907 Mr. TAFT was killed
IN Bingham Canyon py a collision ou
the High Line Of the Boston CoHsou-
dated. while ne was ON tour of in-
ppoction with members of the Jnh
legislature, OF which be was ga member.
Tho complaint sets forth thnt Che ae-
ridcut was duo 90 the alleged fact that
o careless and Incompetent engineer
Wha IN charge NJ engine No. 2, from
which cars became detached and
smashed Into the train iu which the
legislative party was riding senator
Taft was Instantly killed. as was also
clint -. Leigh. % newspaper man. Mr.
Taf left wife and eight children,
Sic names and ages of the latter being
given in tho complaint Med today
~ follows Seth J., z- Luther ID, is,
Joan T., i6i Della IT,, %, Milton, H.
ellis v. 81 Olive r.. b; Hntiy %, g.
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WEATHER REPORT

There is more and more OF weather
with low barometer prevailing west OF
the lWdth meridian. and the local
weather office predicting rain or snow
tonight, with cold and clearing weather
for tomorrow. There was a thunder
storm before daylight this morning. ac-
companied by lighting and a copious fan
or hail A heavy snoW8tOrm set Ia short
ly after 5 a. M. continuing Tor an hour;
but the blasts let up by $3.50 when the
skies began 90 clear, with "a cold wind
blowing from the northwest
Tho storm center has moved 10 tho
or snow high winds and thunderstorms
lu its path over portions OF California.
Montana. oregon. Nevada, Utah ana
Washington. Another storm extends
over The upper lake region and New
England producing rain or snow quite
generally east Of the Mississippi and
The Pacific and Gulf states the harO-
metric pressure d. high causing fair.
cold weather as rule. with tempera-
ture 10 degrees below zero IN Manltoba
and freezing as FAR south 90 New or
leans.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record at the local office. United
states weather bureau. Tor "a hours end
ms at a. Dob. today.
Temperature at o.. ms 81. maximum.
H. minimum, 30. mean A. which iB 10
degrees above normal Total excess of
temperature since the FIRST OF the month.
- ACCUMULATED excess o. temperature
since Jan. 2, ss- degrees. Total procipita-
ton, 10 inch Total precipitation since
ur7t of month. la finch. which ls NJ
finch above normal. Accumulated exceaa
since Jan. T. 2U Inches Relatlva hu-
mldItN 20 %. mo E per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
FEBRUARY ART SHOW.

Following "a new policy of doing
everything In its power 20 encourage
the creative arts n Utah. the Conn
mercid club has secured notable
collection OF Utah paintings for "a
February exhibit The paintings are
in watercolor. q in number and are
from the brush OF j. r. HARDWOOD All
of them deal with Liberty park scenery
and make unity as "a whole several
of the scenes being shown i'm the
changing moods OF the seasons
The exhibit which win continue for
10 days. viii be commenced Feb %.
and notices a. this effect will be- mail
ed by Secy Fisher Harris 90 AN club
members within a few days. Member
are al liberty 20 bring their friends
10 view the exhibit. II was secured
through the efforts of tho Commercial
club committee on arts and literature
OF which II. l.. A. Culmer is chairman.
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LATE LOCALS.

severe Storms are reported an
along The limo oi the %. 8. l..
Hynm Dunn, vice president of the
Payette valley railroad. Is IN the city
today, calling on friends iu railroad
row.
VIII BE The Real Cands-The
seventh annual bali Of the Sweet
Candy company viii be held this evon-
ing, in the Odeon.
Local Bank Clearings-Today's Io-
cal bank ClcarinEs amounted 90 $685.
1855, as compared with S6b5,2l4OB
for Ne corresponding day OF last year.
". ~. Bancroft. vice president and
general manager OF the %. =. L.. LETT
last night for an inspection trip t0
Los Angeles, accompanied by Sccy
Knickorbocker
Wind Wrecks WndoWs-The strong
wind of last night blew out heavy
front glass door OF the II. S. payucs
Music company forcing 10 against
heavy plate glass window, and smash
Ing the window as wei as tho door.
The damage was about Sl25.
Engineers go south-A dozen mom-
h'r ut the Engineering department of
the state university left last evening
Tor MiIIard county. whore they win boz
engaged Don irrigation ditch surveying
Tor the next three weeks.
M. q. 4. Entertainment"
County Fair Is thH name of tho rnt.r-
ltlumtni t1 Hu given next Monday uIEht
Iu the y. ~. 40 A. gymnasium by eight
boys clubs for their benefit There
.7 to ha midway sidesh1ws and quite
an assortment of amusing features.
Gives Dramatic Readlngs--At the
meeting of tho order OF the Clean al
tho University yesterday Miss Bertha
Van norman. seen here recently iu am
Drpheum ant gave several dramitic
readings She rs visiting today with "a
number of tHe Sorority girls before
leaving tho oity
Work on Speedway Tho Automo-
Die clubs surveyors VIII have the
survey uf One proposed speedway 90
ono lake completed bv next week. 30
CHAT contracts cam he let ON on before
Ing urst NJ One month The speedway
"II 'r l-a i'et wide. Go feet on tho
railroad right ui WaN and Oh feet se-
cured from adjoining property owner.
Park city Fanlity-John Kiote d
urges employed un The Union paUIHc
faI.'oa0 was perhaps fatally injured
uhari unusual circumstances ON Tues
cav iio Wue working as laborer ON
lhe hish'Ine ah0Yo.Iug snow from NJ
tracks of the railroad. when a train
approached. ue cliued up on a hiRh
bank of snow a. wait untn the tra.n
passed AS the heavy freight rumblsd
along me snow hr was sitting on was
loosened ana it gave way. KIobo was
thrown down the ombankmeut and
aslnst tho passing train. Tie was
emo had nis irsht arm and right leg
broken ana manBIed - badly thaf
ampuiaton likely via be necessary
oven N Do uvea which Is now doubtful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
BUFFALO AT LARGE

Mr. Dooly had not heard this noon.
from the young bunalo that had Csc
capped from bis herders the other day,
while being removed 90 Antelope ls-
land. The plan was to haul thc ants
mails t0 the island iu crates loaded on
wagons But tho wagons got 500 lecp-
ly mired ere reaching che lake shore
that there was no alternative but io
take the bunalos out of the crates
and drive them over. As soon as ihe1
were out OF their crates. the animals
broke away-0ne going north the uth-
or south The first one was rupei ana
hauled or driven across 60 Che Island.
But the second buffalo escaped entire
y ana only rumore about BIN are
heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
WARNS OF BAD MONEY.

Tho local banks ar. boo receipt of me
following warning relative % raised
notes from One national counterfeit dee
tsatlr OF NcN York
he careful boo handling $40 bills Couu-
terfeitcu hIyU now changed their tac-
u0s and raised tl united states uotes.
lHItfiIt uf Jackson series 1907 tu tl0.
nF hi0ii.ng uut tne large figure "5."
right upper corner which De- "a white
hEure. and scratching in its stead go"
ON let sIdn of face of note. whore
1--WE appears Boo black letters. print
.ettors have been erased and with pen
and Ink tho balance shaped into
ITEM Part of the large red ~"
haH alH0 been ohliteratod "A teller who
Is careful handler of money bud nod
posted regarding these raised bins. is
liable not 10 discover tho fraud in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
NO UTAH EXHIBIT.

From ]. w Paxman OF Nephi, Utah,
the coming Dry Farm congress has re-
ceivcd disappointing message TO the
effect that Utah win send no exhibit
10 the dry farm meeting Secretary
Burns has accordingly written 10 Fish
er Harris urging that everything pos
sible be done TO send the best prac-
tIcable private collection from individ-
ual dry farms. ON the program Sec
rotary Burns states. are addresses Co
be given by John Henry Smith. DIT.
Widtsoe Of Logan. and Geo. L. Farrell
of Smithhcld The premium list
amounts to $1,000 and Secretary Burns
is confident that Utah could win "a
large portion OF the prizes 10 a display
were attempted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
DISCUSS UTILITY COMMISSION

Why Utah should have public uti-
ity commission will be the subject oi
discussion az a Commercial club DIM
ner tonight. 20 be- rendered TO the board
Of governors OF the Commercial club
and to the members OF the Utah legis-
lature. The banquet was decided upon
at meeting OF the Commercial club
traffic bureau held yesterday afternoon
and invitations we're at once sent Co
the members OF the legislature and to
the board Of governors OF the CLUB. 10
will begin at $50 o'clock and will Doe
open Go members OF the press as VOL
as Legislators In the talks following
the dinner the commercial needs of
Salt Lake city will be gone over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
DEMAND jury THIAL.
women Arrested VIII Not Rely on
Judge bowman Mercy,

There we're only two state cases be-
efre Judge J, N, Bowman in tHe efim-
iHaI division 8f iho city faufI this
morning, The first fas8 called was
that against Lucille Whiuan and Mat
Huerite Smith. oolered, charged with
VuBraHey Atty William Newt8H reps
raseHtod the women and demanded "a
iuTy trial The eass VAS sot for
March
john Aiauiea, foreigner arrested
several days ago 6n the charge of CONE
plieity iH the robbery of travelling
man named J. J, Fak Wts discharged
from custody by Judge Bowman. The
complaining witness has leu the state,
but the prosecution desired ceHtiH-
uaH6s, which motion was resisted by
Judge baTWaE representing tAo de-
PENDANT Judge Bowman to8h th8 poo
rition that further delay was unfair
% the accused. aHd ths prosecution
then meved The ease be- dismissed which
was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
NEW INCORPORATIONs.

The Alpine Galenn Mining company
of Provo. filed its articles m lncorpor-
alpn today with the secretary OF state.
lts capital stock amounts to 800 900
divided into shares OF 25 cents each
The company owns the Galcna claims
BOB Utah county The officers are. VIII
Ham bunsdon. president. w. ~ Giles.
vice president and Henry Clun. socre-
tary and treasurer.
The Roosevelt Mercantile company
m Roosevelt Utah. nled several
amendments to lts articles OF lncor-
poatiou today ln tho secretary of
states office. ltF capital stock h ln-
'hare. t0 $4,000 shares at 20 cents per
share
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
NAY CONSOLIDATE.
City Railways OF Chicago Consideriur
Uniiication OF Interests.

City Railways OF Chicago Considering
Unifcation OF Interests.
Chicago. Feb 1.-THE Tribune 10.
day In news article says.
"A plan for the consolidation OF the
Chicago city Railway company and
the Chicago Railways company under
the municipal license provisions OF the
traction settlement ordinances is being
considered by Chicago and New York
financial interests. The proposals
which &C. has outlined definitely 60
the two companies and to the munici-
pal administration foroshadoWs tho
possibility that the city may compel
the uuidcation OF the surface trans
portation systems az an early date.
"The consolidated company which,
# is proposed Co form would represent
a total capitalization Of more than
Sos, 600 900.
"The j. Pierpont Morgan allied i'm
terests On the city railway are said
to be committed 20 this plan as being
the most feasible method of achieving
consolidation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

DAVIS COUNTY FRUIT LANDS.
Clearheld District.
Jonathan Apples and Elberta Peaches,
the real mortgage llfters, grow 10 per
fcction here.
Special Onering; - acres. splendid soil
and location. 10 acres now iu young ap-
pie trees. Don't go twice as far and
pay twice as much for land not half as
good See us.
EARN q ORCHARD LAND INVEST
MENT AGENCY
". RI Streeper Jr.. Attorney.
NO Judge Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET

Full proceedings OF the seventy-ninth
temi-annual conference OF the Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Iatter-daY Saints,
held IN the tabernacle and adjoining
halls, salt Lake City. oct. 4. B and .,
are now ready.
This was one Of the most spirited
and interesting conferences held IN
many years. These sermons and ad-
dresses win not be printed In any other
form. Price 25c post paid.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
8 Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
srENGER IN Los ANaEIEs.

Ernest Stenger, late superintendent
OF the Utah lines Of the Denver g. Rio
Grpnde railroad is In Los Angeles. He
Is quoted by the Los Angeles Times
with the following statement.
From high sources come reports
that James j. Hin has secured outlets
90 the Atlantic and Pacific coast ports.
and it Is generally believed that Mr..
Hin has acquired control OF the Denver
g. Rio Grandc, which, with the Western
Pacific, viii give tho Burlington entry
into san Francisco. 10 is known that
the Western Pacific has been hard
pressed for money 90 complete the line
into San Francisco and report has it
that the money came from Hl.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
MARATHON CRAZE.

Is salt Lake going crazy over the
Marathon m so tho city can have
ON demand a Marathon manager and
group of Marathon runners. All any
one who can SEQ enough finances" Iu
sight OBJ got up "a mCa meet has o. Do
la t0 correspond with Fisher Hari.
Harris u turn win deliver 90 him ID
batch of correspondence putting him
in touch with a Marathon man. waiting
to be sent for This man ls william
j. Castillo of so. 90 Broadway Ha
sends to Tho Commercial club ~ Said
Lake au Ddcr t1 come at once 90 man-
age O. Marathon race. NJ desired. and
tncIoscs clippings showing that New
York 8 'liupy over thr mca ard
mat IT. s putting "a string of people
DOB the hospital each time ID fs run
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suit against the oregon short Line
Yesterday and Immediately nlGd p
new complaint asking for $3,6lS.o1
ou the same grounds as the former
action for Joss through failure to pro-
vide cars according 20 their contract
The case OF william Burns against
the Utah Light O. Railroad company
was called for trial yesterday Jon judge
RitchIe's court. TIE sues for $4,000
for personal Injuries which be receiV-
ed while riding on a car. According 90
the complaint he put his head out or
the window and was struck hy pole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
RAILROAD NEWS.
NAV Aporr sIDE DooRs.
Suggestion for subway service Cars
creates Controversy.

creates Controversy.
New York. Feb. 1.-THE now ex-
perImcntal slide door train, which was
Instituted in the subway service for
the FIRST time yesterday at the sug-
Eestiou of engineers of tho public seI-
vice commission. led Co a. lively COM
uoVerFy between officials OF the Inter-
borough system and the engineers of
the commission us TO the merits of tho
new ears as means Of solving tne
traffic problem General Manager He'd
ley said Dee did not regard the side
door cars as "a success and speaking
Co the commission experts, who came
from Chicago bee said
Il don't think you men from chi
oago understand traffic conditions DO
New York You ought to have inspect
ed Now York crowd once or twice
before advising us. A New YORK
crowd, once educated 90 one car won't
De- brought around Co new type with
out great diniculty'
Public Service Commissioner Maltbic
said the operation of the side door cars
was o. marked success.
'rhe side door car will work. ne
said. and We have great reason 10
be pleased"
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MINING CLAIM IN DISPUTE,

thia iHnrHiHs in bhe Third district court
against the castfa uroeiau Mining
company o. fofeelaaa "a mortgage 0u
the ~ Nieholes Fraction MlHius lode
IN Salt Lake county. 10 is set forth
iR the complaint that tine mining c1m-
paHy gave a mortgage oH tho mine as
security on tWa pr8mis8aFy notes, ono
fhr t5.sfs and tha other far S4,bi3 The
notes we're issued 6H Jan. 49, 1907 AMI
ais now due with interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
WARD
ENTER TAINMENTS

Second Ward-A farewell enter
tainment VIII ba given at the Second
ward westinghouse, Thursday evcu-
Ing, Feb IS, ga honor Of Elder George
Bowles, who leaves shortly on a mis-
sion TO New Zealand A high class
program has been arranged for the oc-
casion, In the rendition OF which the
following persons will take part: Ed.
Midgley. Edith Lovesey. Elma Young
Walter Smith. Heber Aldous, Gordon
Garrett, Ashley "a. Wallace, Josephine
Quist, Thomas s Ashworth. Amanda
Done, the Second ward quartet return
ed missionaries in Maori selections. a
Scottish quartet, Bishop Heber G. Iver-
son and others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
FARMER BUEcoED.
william Curricr Of Granger Loses $40
ON Commercial Street Today.

william Currlcr farmer from
Granger. this morning dropped into O.
resort at lS Commercial street, and
when Doe emerged therefrom he was
losor 10 the amount of $40 cash and "a
gold watch and chain. There is a
gambling device in tho place, which
contains "a false bottom. Currier
PLAYED on numbers and made "a
TOW small winnings. Thon DE began
To- lose and lost East
Believing that he had been buncocd,
Courier made complaint at police head
quarters. and soon tho proprietors on
the place. A. X. Carson and n. Whit
mer. were placed under arrest by De
toctives wilson and Golding The
place was closed up. and the men were
charged with gambling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
BRIDE SEEKS DIVORCE.

After being married less than year
Mrs Bessie Seals Of IA south state
street. filed suit for divorce today Doc the
Third district court against Benjamin
seals. "a porter. charging her husband
with luhumau treatment and drunken
ness According to the complaint Seals
struck her. knocking her down and AS
result she had Co go to the hospital where
che was confined FOR some time. Her
physician says. she declares. that she
Ing from the injury before she viii be
restored TO health. lu her prayer she
asks for attorneys fees and enough
money 20 pay for the opera tion. Seuls.
she says Is employed as porter in "a
barber shop
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DIED

sCOTT.-At 89 sixth avenue, this
city Feb &C. 1900, OF cancer Elizabeth
h scott, wife OF George n. Scott, OF
BURNER, Mulard county ltahi born
Nov. H. 1915 in England.
Funeral services Friday from the
funeral chapel of Joseph VIM. Taylor
n south Wees Temple street
HOGAN.-At Bingham Canyon. Feb. IA
1903. Mrs j. NJ. Hogan, aged 70 years.
Remains AZ O'ponuell a Co.'S funeral
chapel, 96-2u south West Temple street,
where friends may view remains San
Francisco papers. please copy
STEPHENS this city. F'eb IS. 1870.
Mrs Rees stephens, aged a years.
Remains at O'nonuclt q Co.'S chapel,
26q-gu south West Temple street, TT.
Dodge. Ia, papers, please copy.
CHIARA-At Bingham Canyon, Feb. 16,
1909 Domeniclo Chiara, aged ~ years.
Funeral services were held from o.
uonuell s. Co.'s chapel at Bingham Can
yon, ON Wednesday at 2 p. m. under the
auspices OF Bingham Arie No, 09 II. o.
f., after which remains win be taken
70 Salt Lake FOR burial at Mt Olivet
HOPKINS. this city. Feb. l6 1909.
Or. Henry Hopkins. aged 81 years, OF
Eugene; Oregon, and member OF the
Remains az O'Donneu & Co.'S funeral
chapel, eS-2ll south West Temple street
Eugene, oregon, papers, please copy
GODFREY Mrs. Emma Staufer. aged
q. wife of ernest Godfrey, iu Muir
ray, Utah. Feb. no. leaving a husband
and five children
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NOTICE.

To the owners Of primary rights 20 the
use OF water from Parleys Canyon
that a meeting will be held in Burton
School House Farmers ward. February
2oth. 1909. at o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose OF electing an agent 10 serve FOR
season Of 1909.
JOHN GABBOTT.
Agent for Owners OF Primary Rights.
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HEAVY SNOW FALL.

Tho Utah Fuel people report the snow
Owe feet ou level at Sc0hcld. ana four
I.'t Hi castle cate, while at suunyside
there is very lIttlc aF that place n sotIth
uf tnD SNOW line The company has been
badly handicapped by snow blowing back
Iltn lln cuts whore the tracks had been
-noFolcd out However. tho total produc-
ZION wll average. even under these nl-
verso conditions, 700 tons O. day.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Tho high priest of Granite stake
viii please remember their quorum
meeting to De held in tho Stake
Iabernacle sunday next FEB. "a. ut
no a. m.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
onicera of the Ensign stake primary
association win be held Friday Feb
uary i9th at 4 O'Clock d. m. la the
Music room of the Memorial han of
tho Il. ID. 81 v.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Elizabeth p. Scott
wife ~ George II. Scott, agcd % years.
will Doe held 100 the Eighteenth ward
chapel Friday at ~ noon Friends are
invited TO attend. Intcrment in city GEM
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PERSONALS

Manager j. y Chambers of tha Sail
LHkr Public Service rumuanv 4. ir
FrH York 600 business
IoNs1n Smith H .u uuuc enc
saBea ln expert work thora
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