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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
DARING FREACHMAN
DRIVES FAST MILE
George Dewitt Is Star, Winning
Three Races During
Day.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May "A great
crowd OF motor enthusiasts cheered wild
ly today as Louis Chevrolet, the daring
trenchman Of the Buick team. drove a
mile in o6 seconds fat with 30-horse-
power car, over the mile track at the
fair grounds.
lie won the l00-mile race easily going
the distance in 126 minutes, after having
tire trouble at several junctures George
Dewitt was the star of the day The
won three races. the only other event
or the day not being open TO him.
Oihcial summaries:
motorcycle handicap five miles-Robert
Stubbs (scratchD Indian, won; w. L..
Peacock lthree- eghts OF a mile), Yale,
second. Time. 5:54 20
cars listing $1,000 and under five miles
George Dewitt (Buiclk), won; oscar
Norman (Buick), second: LIerndon
(Buick). 90. third. Time. 5:53 3-5.
Cars listing $4,000 and under. FIVE miles
Dewitt (Buick), 90 won: Cowell (Chal-
mers- -DetroiD, 30, second: Norman
(Buick), 90. third. Time, $40 %
Free-for all stock cars, handicap five
miles. standing start-Dewitt (Ruick). %
ilve second, won, Cowell Chalmers De-
GBuickl, %, twelve seconds. third, Time,
Free-for-al stock cars. 100 miles
Chevrolet (Buicl). 30. won: Dewitt
(Buick), %, second. Time. two hours
Exhibition mile won by Chevrolet. sc
seconds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
THOROUGHBRED FEVER
SPREADS IN STATE
Trickett of Provo Will Breed
Horses for the Track in
Future.

Still! they come, A large party OF San
francisco sportsmen and devotees OF rae
ing arrived Tuesday night. At the head
OF the contingent were Frank Doss. Har-
ry Schaffer and joe Dinkelspiel An
OF the arrivals come bent on spending
the summer here, engaged in racing and
IN the enjoyment OF our Salubrious cli-
mate The party had a delightful trip
over from the Pacific coast in special
iered at the Cullen hotel. Frank Doss
Is one of the best-known trainers and
owners iMs IN the country, his Work Box be-
ing one of the best three-year- per-
formers at Oakland this past winter.
Talking of the coming meeting in so far
as California turf followers are concerned,
pected an influx OF 1900 or more racing
enthusiasts from the Golden state within
ne next five weeks, Doss will book
through the fair grounds meeting. He
brings the further information in effect
mat Frank Balm and his crew Will come
TO salt Lake on June l. Harry Schaner
LEFT instructions behind to have six of
his best horses. now quartercd on the
o!o farm, sent on here next week.
Quick to see the possibility OF the
thoroughbred in the state of Utah John
OF Provo Yesterday purchased off Hilton
j Young of Kentucky the young sire
Richelieu. imported from England by
Clarence ;, Nackay: president of the Postal
price is $4,000 Mr., Trckett was in the
city yesterday and gave out the news,
which ocCasioned no end of interest
among racing folk. Mr.. Triclett will
pick up useful brood mares. He pro-
poses raising thoroughbreds and believes
the climate Of Utah win he quite as suit
able TO the development OF good horses
as either that of California or Kentucky.
In the years to come there will be. with
out doubt. a ready market in this state
and Colorado for thoroughbred horses
now that racing is being taken up by
Ctahns
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Grade School League

The Lincolns defeated the Grants in a
league game Tuesday afternoon on Cuda-
hys field, by score of II to 2. The
names of the winners were Griffith
Spahr, Cowan, McCabe, Upton, Myler
Russell. May and McGrath,
The Iacksons took a fall out of the
Oncqua league team by score OF 10 to
J, on the Onequa grounds. The winners
were Spry. Simpson. Allen, Smith, Lang
ton Davidson, Emery. Newman and
Morris, The Jackson second team chal-
!enges any nine In the city its weight.
The Summers beat the Lowels in a
hlt.and-run ball game by a score of II
to {,
Thirteen proved lucky number for the
Lafayettes, Tuesday when the baseball
team beat out the Wasatch in ma>>h
game by a score Of IL 10 Z. The winners
were Williams. Moore Beatty, Clayton,
Young. Berry, Stout and Van Dyke.
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GOOD CARD FOR
THE HORSE RACES
Fifteen-Day Meeting Will Open
With the Best Gallopers
Entered.
SALT LAKE HORSES
WILL RACE IN OGDEN
Booger Red and FOrdello Win
Meet in the Falstaf
Handicap.

OGDEN. May 4-Tomorrow will see the
opening or the spring fifteen-day race
meet. to be held IN this city under the
auspices of the Ogden Racing assocIa-
tlon. card Of six first class races in-
Guiding the Falstaff handicap. is offered
The horses participating in the meet
are from the California tracks. which re-
Gently closed as a result OF adverse legIs-
lation in that state.
The feature event, the Fastaff handi-
cap, contains nine entries and promises
an interesting race. Booger Red and
Fordello the ruling favorites tonight
with Mary F.. second choice.
The horses entered in this race, with
weights, follow:
:. Husky, lo2: Workbox, %: woolen. 90;
Mary F.. lo4; Ethel Day, 50; Bonfils, Ss:
Anna May. lo5; Fordello, 107, Booger
made on the local half-mile track and
it Is expected that fast time will be
made.
Events Well Filled.
entered in any of the races for tomorrow
save the fifth. The latter race is expect
ed to be one of the hottest contests on
the card. The stars Airs and Seven
Full. are pitted against each other. Both
OF these horses were among the best in
California last winter, end are right on
scheduled for the first event at three
furlongS.
4 special train of horses arrived today
from Salt Lake for the opening. The
weather has been ideal and the track is
in superb condition. Manager Murray ex-
poets one of the largest crowds that ever
assembled at the fair grounds TO witness
the opening races. The special train over
the Bamberger line will leave Salt Lake
at 12:i5 p. m. for the track. returning
Immediately after the last race.
iS y Jno
will cut in for the opening. Many OF the
California layers are already here.
Ogden Entries.
First race. selling, three furlongs-
l05. Silver Grain. 10S: Eel. 105: Rett l05:
Wickett l05 Sea Green. l05: Big Edo
RADIO. 100; Dare-Do lit, los; Noon Glow.
10o Goodship, 105.
up, four furlongs-Buena. 100: Airs, io5:
Esther NJ. 100; Black Domino. 1o5: Belle
Third race. selling, 3-year-old and up,
five furlongs-Jas.. e. Wilson, 90: Rather
ROYAL. lo6; Bclnade, 100; Velma Gn: g: lo.:
iO2: Sir Barry, 81; platoon. ia; Senator
Barrett ll2: Flying Dance, %.
Fourth race. Falstaff handicap. SIX
rurlongs-Husky. 102: Work Boy, eS:
Wooden 90; Mary F.. 1o4: Ethel Day.
Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs-Orl-
flamb 109: Runsum. lo4, Patriotic, 10I;
Elevation. III; Sam Barber III; 1il eau,
Cap. III: Garter Light. lo9; work and
Play. III: Pretension' sd'5on ILL ILL r,I,s-woo,en
1O5: Mendon, 1O7: Prince of CASTLE. lo1;
Rnbric. no: Sevcrus. 105: Invader, 102;
Huapala. 1O5 Dolle Dollars. 100
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LOUISVILLE Races.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. May 4.-Todays Church
III Downs results:
First race. six furlongs-Orlandot
straight. S1Il.20. won: Enrls Court, place,
S9.55. second Gypsy King. show, 81 775,
third Time. l.l3 S-5.
Third race, six furiongs-Snap, straight.
S52.15 won; Patriot, place, $3.50 second
star Thistle, show, s11.35. third. Time,
l:1f 2-5,
Fourth race. free handicap for three
ycar-o olds and upward, mile and twenty
yards-John j. Mcmillan straight. SIG,
won, Old Honesty. place, $3.50, second /;
The Minks. show, $3.50. third, Time,
l;i2 As.
Fifth race, two -ycar-olds. selling four
and a half furlongs---Jack Straw. straight
Sl415, won: Betty Lester. place. S2iT15,
second; Salain. show, sli 90, third Time
81 40 seconds,
Sixth race, selling. for three -ycar-ods
and up, mile and seventy yards-Crccl.
straight $50. won Colonel Blue, place.
Sll.55, second; Lafayette, show, 1915,
third. Time. 1916 20.
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NATHONAL
Divide Honors.

BROOKLYN. May 4.-Boston and
Brooklyn broke even in the first double
header OF the season here today. The
first game was a. free hitting affair.
Scanton had Boston at his mercy all the
way in the second game,
First game r. II. Il.
Boston .,..........: .:-.................I 4
Brooklyn . ...,....,...... /
Batterics-White, Chappcllc and Smith:
RucEer, Bunter and Bergen. Empires
Johnston and Cusack
Second game r II. Il.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. >
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures.
Battcrics-Mattern, Lindaman and
Bowerman: Scanton and Dunn. Cmplres
-CuSacl and Johnston.
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A Useful Implement,

Aunt Ann Arkwreht the bustlng
spouse OF Uncle Joshua Arkwright. proud =
ly showed him silver implement which
friend had given her as birthday pres
ent. 1t was shaped something like a
Spatula. but broadened considerably to-
ward the handle Uncle Joshua inspected
IL with some curiosity.
What is it?'' he asked.
Haven't you any dea?' she said
NO. not the least in the world"
We'll" said Aunt Ann, Its n pie
knife"
Uncle Joshua picked il up inspected It
critically. and laid it down again.
IL haven't any use for it. he said, las
far as I'm concerned. It's too wide.
couldn't cat pie with il 'thout cutting my
mouth. Youths Companion
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Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50.
Suggestions III Packing.

Every delicate garment should be
wrapped separately.
For this towels or sheets of tissue pa :
per viii serve, but they should be pinned
into place.
Folds of newspapers should be placed
between the layers of the more perish
able things.
The newspaper is very good. because It
Is so Enyielding that wrinkles and bumps
cannot dent 1t enough to mark the fab
rics beneath.
IT is useless to try 10 keep all the
heavy things at the bottom, the light
ones at the top. The trunk will probably
be stood on end or upside down half OF
the time,
All one can do IS 10 keep a smooth,
even surface for each layer,
Newspapers are better than anything
else tor stu{fing ont bows and sleeves.
Tie In bottle CorkS we'll, and put the
bottles in the middle OF compartments,
and If packed solidiy they will carry all
around the Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Team Golf Matches.

CHICAGO. May d.-Team matches for
the Western Interscholastic Golf Associ-
alton championship will he held this
spring. according to decision nado by
IA committee representing half dozen
schools The first round comes Satur-
day. and eight schools Will he represent
cd by teams Of three each. President
Charles Evans, Jr., started tho move
ment. The Nassau system will be used
and The events will be staged every Sat
urday until the associations annual tour
ney next month
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Woman's Whist League.

BOSTON. May a.-The Cavendish club
of Boston, the Omaha club the Caven-
dish club Of New York and the Howells
Woman'S club of Boston carried off the
honors OF the first days play in the
twelfth annual congress of the National
Womens Whist league. which began to-
day.
Interest ccntercd in the opening rounds
for the Washington. or championship.
trophy for league fours. IN this contest
the Cavendish club. which already has
two legs" in the trophy, won the first
point Of this years meeting. Five teams
competed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
LIGHTNING WORKS HAVOC
WITH MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

\ curious freak Of lightning wrecked
piano and two rooms at the home OF
James j. Jacobs. 2906 Kenwood avenue.
The damage 10 the instrument, plaster
ing and woodwork was estimated at about
$500. Members of the family were slightly
stunned,
Miss Flora Jacobs had been playing the
piano. but had Just left the room when
there was a crash OF lightning that lit
orally split the instrument in two. This
was followed by the plastcrinS falling
from the walls Of the parlor and reception
hall and the woodwork in both rooms was
reduced to splintcrs
The lightning entered near the corner
OF the parlor ceiling. but Il close inveSti
CATION Of the room failed TO reveal where
IL had found an outlet. No fire followed
the stroke.
Mrs Jacobs WAS seated at a sewing
machine in an adjoining room and she
and her daughter were stunned for an
instant, but soon recovered.
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Pitchers Inyincible,

CHICAGO. May 4.-For ten innings to-
day neither team could do anything
against the pitchers Of Brown OF Chlca-
go. and Pittsbnrg's latest find. Adams,
formerly Of Louisville American AssoCia-
tiuu league. The visitors. however,
punched four singles in the eleventh. de-
ieating Chicago, ! To o. r. II T..
Chicago .......-...........O
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 3
Batteries-BrowD and Norma; Adams
and Gibson, Empires-Emslic and o Day.
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AUTOMOBILE COURSE
Is 235 FEET SHORT

NEW YORK. Nav A remcasurc-
ment of the automobile course at Jamai-
ca. where the remarkable record Of n
mile in racing automobile iii - %
seconds was made last Tuesday. is said
10 show that the mile course Is short 235
feet The record probably will be Off
cially nullined shortly by the New York
Automobile association. The two-m mile
course is said TO have been found to be
fpGf short
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N ell Does Fighting.

BALTIMORE May a.-In the eleventh
round OF what was billed as IL fifteen
round fght before the Eureka Athletic
club tonight. Frankie Neil of California
disqualified for wrestling, Britt threw
Nell and was warned, but almost mmc-
diately attempted to repeat the ofrcnse
Although Nell was In good condition and
let many opportunities slip. he did most
of the lighting and had the better OF the
tic,lff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
HORSE RACES OPEN in OGDEN TODAY
VARSITY ATHLETICS

The university sophomores easily de-
feated the freshmen in a one sided game
of baseball played on Cummings field,
Tuesday afternoon, The final score was
il to 3. Loofbourow. In the box for the
"Sophs." did exceptionally good work
and was well supported throughout the
game. The Sophomores, in winning this
game, are tied with the juniors for first
place In the class series, so that another
game must be played to decide the inter-
class championship
The lineup follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Rollev VIII Fight.

DIES MONIES. Ia. May 4.-Dr, B, F..
Roller. the Seattle wrestler, just before
soon he would re-enter the pueilistic
arena
81 shall go To Paris. where | am going
after some OF the English aud French
some time this summer, after my theat-
rical contract expires I will not appear
in a prize ring In this country again un-
til I have made n record i'm Europe. |
Will keep OIL wrestling. though
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SALT LAKE AND HELENA
WILL PLAY BALL TODAY

Helena and salt akc will try again to-
day. The stage fright has probably been
overcome, and the teams will now settle
down to business Tic game VIII start
will pitch for salt Lake. while Thomas
will he in the box for Helena.
Manager F9rnaworth announced Tues
day night that lie had made arrange
neuts for ladies' day for Thursdays
game. and all the ladies' are invited to
attend.
The league teams will play 10i games.
Salt Lake plays forty seven games at
homc ana fifty-four "A way from here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
Y. M. G. A. Baseball.

Baseball onthusiasts held a meeting at
the y. NJ G. A, Tuesday night and agreed
to organizc city baseball league. The
teams will play strictly week day games.
last night towards organizing n league.
"A meeting has been called for Friday
and special rules adopted All those who
are interested in the sport are invited
To attend the meeting and make applica-
ton 70 enter tcaus m the league,
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RUT'TE.

summary. First base on errors-Bolse,
.: Butte 8. Struck out-By Oshurn, q
Dell s; Bases on halls-Off Osburn .;
Dell, 1. Three base hits-Case. Two
base hits-Nehring. Sacrifice hits
Campbell, Elsey >, Osburn, Shea. Stolen
bases-Ledell ., Houston .. F'ushell .,
NelclS 5. Turk, Campbell. Double play
Turk TO Campbell to Nehrlng. Left on
bases-Boise. S; Butte, 3. Hit by pitcher
Houston. Esey Wild pitches-Dell ..
Time OF game hours and II minutes
Umpire-McKibbon. Attendance-2500.
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SoX Easy for Mans
PhillieS OutDlaYed,

NEW YORK. May "A decisive de-
feat was administered TO Philadelphia TO-
day. The score was II to 3. r. IT, T.
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL o
Observation-Disclosures. Schlitzcr. Lapp and
Thomas; Quinn and Blair.
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SCHOOL TEAMS PLAY
TIE BASEBALL GAME
Renagers Take the Lead, but
High School Rolls in
on Seventh.

The Salt Lake high school and the
Henager Business college baseball teams
played II seven-inning game Tuesday aft
crnoon on the high school diamond to n
tie. the score being TO 3. The Henagers
have been anxious to mix with the high
school team for some time and were
handed a big surprise.
The high school boys had little trouble
in hitting Book and landed some safe
hits In every inning but one. GALLAGHER,
for the high school, had splendid control
and allowed but two safe hits throughout
the game, and struck out seven men.
Treseder took Gallachers place in the
last inning and retired the Henaser play
ers in one, two. three order, Young. at
first for the high school, played d great
game and made number OF difficult
pickups. The work of Lon Romney at
short and Tom Fitzpatrick at third was
also good, each making clever stops.
Fitzgerald, on the college team. played
good, and was responsible for the ma
jority of the college runs.
The lineup of the teams was as fol-
lows:
High School College
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Walsh IS Brother Injured,

CHICAGO. May A.-Pitchcr Edward
Walsh Of the Chicago American League
team. who left for Cleveland with his
team mates. has been notified that his
elder brother, David. has been fatally in
lured In an accident near WIKI kcsbarre,
Pa, The pitcher Will leave Immediately
for the cast,
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Three Straight.

PHILADELPHIA May 4.-Philadelphia
made it three straight over New York
by winning today's game. to 2. Morcn
effective and was given brilliant sup
port Il, II. l..
Philadelphia ...,.. .-...,....s-...5 II 0
New York ,......... ................::2
Batterics-Morcn and Doom: Mathew
son. Raymond and SChlci Umpires-
RlgleT and Trlhy.
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Prison Foundry Burns.

SALEM, Or. May 1.-The foundry OF
the state penitentiary caught fire at II
o'clock tonight. The fire :. was N en-
fined 10 the foundry. No prisoners es-
capped. as the flames were prevented from
spreading.
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Ealk Scores Run,

BOSTON. May 4.--TannehiTs fine
pitching enabled Washington to win from
Boston today, | TO 0. Morgan also pitched
q good game. but he made n haJk i'm
the third inning, allowing Milan to score
from third. f. ri. E.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. . n
Washington q
Battcrics-Morgau and Spencer; Tan
nehil and Street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Tigers Lose Again.

ST. LOUIS, May As--St. Louis won from
Detroit today by hitting the ball Wad-
dell was wild and gave the visitors six
bases on balls in the first two innings
Il. II. l.,
81. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. , o
Batteries-Wadde and Criger; sum
mcrs and Stanagc.
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Edward Payson Weston.

SLATER. Mo. May Edward Payson
Weston. the veteran transcontincntai
walker who arrived hero at midnight
last night from Mexico Mo, "A distance
OF sixty eight miles, resumed his long
Journey al O'Clock this morning. after
"A good nights rest.
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Belmont Shut Ont,

CHESTER, Eng. May 4,--The Eaton
plate of 200 sovereIgns for three year
Olds, six furlongs. was Won today by Ar
tisan. owned by Colonel Hampton. Au-
gust Bclmont's- LaconiaD did not get
place.
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Strikes and Spares.

the salt Lake bowlcrs defeated a
picked team Tuesday night on The Crown
alleys, by a score of 1850 10 2Ss3 after
losing two out OF the three games played
The individual scores were as follows:
SALT LAKE
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A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglarproof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company
50 up Main street, $500 per year
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WeStern Lea Cue.

At Wichita-Lincoln. g. Wichita. 4.
At Topeka-SiouX City. 10; Topeka. 6,
Al Dcnvcr-Denvcr, 10; Des Moincs 3
At Pucblo-Pueblo. /: Omaha. 6.
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American Association

Al Minneapolis-Minnca 8; Kan
sas City. 4.
Al Observation-Disclosures ]. ST Paul.
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Tribuues Issue Cha1len pe

Manager Cranes OF The Tribuncs has
issued a challenge to play any amateur
team in the city and says that no is
now ready Lo arrange d schedule Of
games.
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Senate Passes Race Bill.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May 4.-The sem
ate by a vote OF II to IL. today passed
the Wadley bill permitting racing at Hot
Springs The bill Will bc rcbotted 10 the
house tomorrow, -
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university baseball team. The position
was made vacant by the resignation of
Captain Tim Jones. who left with the
tour.
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Pacific League,

At Oalland-Vernon. I Oakland T.
At Iorlland-San Francisco, s; Port
land %.
At Los Angeles-Los Angeles, II; Sac
~ mCnlO. g
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BiIiiousness 8

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without them. I have used them for
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1Dc. 25c, SOC. Never sold IN bulk. The gem
uinc tablet stamped e c. Guaranteed to
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Northwest Lea e,le

Al Spokane-Spokane 3; Tacoma. e
AT Nancouvcr-Nancouvc 6: Portland
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FIRE and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per year.