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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
F j NNY D A Y
IN POLICE
COURT
QUEER THINGS SEEN BY AN IN.
TERESTEO SPECTATOR.
William Reast Falls to Keep Up Hie
Record, But He Is Doing Fairly
Well With Juveniles.

81 like my booze, but oh, yon
tudge!" said Pat O'Toole when he
was fined So In police court this
morning for being drunk
And Patrick wasn't the only one
that had been drinking. either
b F. Pace had also been drinking
beayily-heavily Is right He looked
as though he had been going an aw-
ful pace" and when the clerk asked
him how he wished to plead, he said
Guilty. your honor
Five dollars or five days." said the
judge.
Roy Burns and Axel Tallmaa did
then and there trespass in the South
ern Pacific yards. That is. they oc~
cupied a berth in a side-door Pull
man. They pleaded guilty AS they
were only 20 years of age and good
looking, the judge gave them a thirty
day suspended sentence and ordered
them TO hasten and leave the village
Paul Sheehan-the namo does not
appear in the Swedish language
failed to appear this morning, and his
bail was forfeited, Paul is said TO
have been 'spifacated," whatever
that means.
Jack Folker also forfeited his bail.
If he had been there and had plead
ed guilty to the charge against him,
he would have been fined SO or five
days. Guess what he was arrested
for The answer Is drunk" spelled
with four letters, with the accent on
the 'unk"
BY loud and unusual noise and
Quarreling. threatening, fighting, etc,
and so on, John Hendricks and John
Towers are alleged 10 have disturbed
the peace They were not In the
dress circle this morning when the
curtain went up, and their bail was
turned into the city treasury.
Although he is said TO have had
his star on upside down most of the
time yesterday, William Reast tried
his best to secure performers for this
mornings police court vaudeville
show. but all he could get was -four
small juveniles They did the bi
/ cycle act on the sidewalk, ant
pleased Bill" so that he decided tc
give them a try out on the juvenile
circuit,
Mr.. Reast is said to be securing :
number of "Futurity Winners in the
automobile line. and they most llkel!
will appear in the flve-spot light be
fore long.
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CO N P AN Y B
OF j { A II
GUARD
WINS GOVERNORS CUP FOR BEST
DRILLED COMPANY.
Lieutenant Kneaes Elected Captain,
and Roscoe Glasmann Chief
Musician.

Company r. National Guard of Utah.
stationed at ogden, returned last night
from camp ]. c. Cutler. under com
mand of Lieutenant G.. w, Laurence.
Lieutenant Laurence has had charge
of the company since Lieutenant
Kneass left for Camp Perry. OHIO, and
the company has made a fine showing.
Lieutenant Kneass, Lieutenant Lau-
renee. Sergeant Jack May. Corporal
FLOYD Smith and Private Leland Nor
tenson were selected TO represent the
state in the big shoot which will take
place at Camp Perry. and Ogden need
feel proud OF these men
Company 3 won the governors cup
for the best drilled company In the
guard Tho company has drilled hard
and faithfully for this event and the
members are highly elated over their
success. They won from company II
OF Salt Lake by one one point Com
pany p received so per cent and com
pay H 70.
The men received special mention
for the fine work they did In perform"
Ing guard duty.
Kneass Is Captain.
Lieutenant KneaSs was elected TO
cnptNincy by the full vote OF the com
pany.
When his company was formed in
the company street and Major Will
lams called for an election Of q cap
tain, Lieutenant Kneass was the only
candidate named and he was appointed
by acclamation.
Captain Kneass left Friday for
Camp Perry and knows nothing of the
honor bestowed upon him,
Roscoe Glasmann was named chief
musician with rank of first sergeant
He felt highly honored by being given
a horse In the parade, riding along
with the colonel and his stan on last
Monday.
To Take Examination.
The war department sent notice
that all national guard officers should
be prepared 10 take an examination
by January 1. 1910, which Will be pre-
pared by officers OF the United States
army. The examination VIII include
algebra. geometry, geography and the
elementaries. and no doubt it will
work a hardship on good many of
flcers who have grown somewhat
rust on these subjects.
Officers passing this test will be
given commissions as reserves for the
United States army,
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COUNCIL 7 @
BE ASKED
TO ACT
8AMeERGER WILL MAKE REPRE-
SGNTATlONS THIS EVENING
Respective Rights Of Street
Car Companies.

II is understood that Simon Bam-
berger or his representatives will
appear before the city council this
evoning and ask that the ogden Rapid
Transit company be made to show
Just cause why 1t should lay its
street car track across Lincoln ave
nue. at Twenty-1rst and Twenty
fourth streets, where the Bamberger
road Is building It's new line from
Thirty-sccond street north.
Considerable feeling Is said to have
been aroused between the Bamberg-
er company and the Rapid Transit
company since employees of the later
company tore up the pavement and
rails at the crossings at Twenty
fourth and Twcntyffth streets Satur-
day. obstructing the work Of the Bam-
berger men.
The Ogden Rapid Transit company,
in the franchise issued from the city
some years ago, was given the right
to lay street car tracks on every
street in the city 1t has had no
track at Twenty-fourth street and
Lincoln and has only had a single
track at Twenty-tifth street and Lin
coin
In order TO get there first the
Ogden Rapid Transit company has
had a couple of rails laid at Twenty
nth and couple more at Twenty
fourth as the preliminary steps In the
construction of a crossing. and by do
ing this has gotten in on the ground
floor
The expense OF being the last man
on the Job and having to pay for the
| building and maintenance OF the
crossings will be heavy, and vigorous
! fighting between the Bamberger com
pany and the street car company is
/ anticinated
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CARNEGIE TO GIVE
LIBRARY TO IRELAND

IPttsburg, Pa, Aug. 16-The trus-
tees Of the, Carnegie institute receiN'
ed word yesterday that Andrew Car
negie has given $4,000 for the erec-
tion of a public library In Traele'
county Kerry. ireland.
This is the first time the iron-mas-
ter has interested himself In public
affairs in Ireland. although the many
henefactions he has conferred upon
his native land of Scotland have de-
yeloped many requests In Ireland
The gift to Traele was not depend
ent upon the citizens subscribing Il
Iiko amount. A fund also will be es-
tablished for endowment
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FIFTEEN SKELETONS
ARE UNEARTHED

washington, Aug 16.-Fifteen
skeletons, lying together in such
position as TO indicate hasty burial.
and copper coins, bearing the date OF
1929, found with the skeletons. during
the excavation for the United States
medical school hospital, near the
banks OF the Potomac, bring TO light
it is believed some Indian or piratical
tragedy OF early American days.
Authentic history sheds no light on
the case. which may have been an In
dian massacre, the work Of pirates or
OF mutineers on a slavc-tradinG YES
sci
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CRETANs PROMISE TO
LOWER GREEK FLAG

London. Aug, 1S.-It IS understood
here that the Cretans at last have be-
come convinced the powers are In
earnest. and they have promised that
the Greek flag. raised by them. will
be lowered permanently tonight, In
the event that this promise is not
carried out. the International forces
will tomorrow remove the cause OF
strife forcibly, and marines and blue
Jackets of Great Britain. Russia, Italy
and France will again take up the du-
ties laid down July o. when the Is
land OF Crete was evacuated.
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residence. 1882 Washington avenue at
. o'clock this afternoon. The little
body was laid to rest in the City cem-
etery.
Departed for scattle.-Mrs. NJ. b.
Carbon and sister Mabel Bell have
gone to Seattle to visit the exposition.
Return From ldaho.-Mrs. II. ?.
Anderson and daughtre Mary have re-
turned from weeks visit 70 Idaho,
Back From Spencer-Chief Train
Dispatcher Harry L. Bell of the South
ern Pacific road is home from a three
weeks outing near Spencer, Idaho.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Bell and
the son and heir and by Miss Myrtle
Balllnger All of the party report an
enjoyable trip. with excellent fishing
and a general good time, Mr. Bell
SAYS game OF all kinds is plentiful
and the whole country back of Speh~
Ger Is full OF elk and deer.
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GRAND JURY RETURNS TWO
INDICTMENT AGAINST PGRSCH

New York, Aug. 1.-TWO indict-
ments for grand larceny were
returned by the grand jury
against Donald L. Persch. a
New York broker. who is
now under $4,000 bail in the Tombs
prison under charges in connection
with the sale OF collateral deposits by
NJ. NJ. Joyce, a broker, for loan ne
gotstcd through the Windsor Trust
company.
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PRISON
ASSOCIATION MEETS

Seattle, Wash, Aug. l6.-The Amer
lean Prison association spent most OF
the morning session In a heated de
bate on paper written by DR.. H c,
Sharp formerly surgeon in the In
dianapolls reformatory. on the In
diana plan" of performing surgical
operations on hopeless idiots ana con-
6rmed criminals.
z. F. Morgan. superintendent of the
Virginia penitentIary, delivered his
annual address as president of the
Wardens' association.
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BOY ATTEMPTED TO
WRECK FOUR TRAINS

South Haven, Mich. Aug 16.-Rich-
ard Phelps. aged l3. son Of Chicago
railroad man, was arrested yesterday
at Covert. charged with four attempts
to wreck trains on the fruit belt rail-
way II is said the boy. who was
lodged in jail, has confessed Phelps
father has a summer home at Covert.
whore the lad has been spending the
summer vacation.
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EARTHQUAKE is RECORDED.

Washington. Aug. 16.-An earth
quake of moderate intensity was re-
corded early today by the seismograph
at the weather bureau. Beginning at
. % a. m.. it continued nearly an
hour. II was estimated taht the orig
inal of the disturbance was about o.
500 miles distant, either in California
or on the Pacific coast of Mexico.
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OIL KING GREETS
SOCIALIST TATCHURCH

Cleveland. O., Aug. l6.-John D.
Rockefeller. in a friendly greeting
Yesterday clasped hands with Robert
BandIow, Clevelands foremost So
ciallst leader and candidate on the So
ciaIist ticket to succeed Senator Bur
ton In congress last spring.
The meeting occurred at the close
of the morning sermon In the Eueill
Avenue Raptist church Rockefeller
and Bandlow sat nearly opposite eacn
other in the center of the church M
ter the benedictlon both arose ana
faced each other In the aisle.
The oil king. so often the mark Tor
bitter attacks by the Socialists, e%-
tended his hand With smile BAUD
low took 1t. responded 10 the pleasant
good morning" and passed on.
WANT ADS BHING BIG RESULTS
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WALKoUT OF FREIGHT
HANDLERS IMPENDING.

ST. Paul. Aug l6.-A walkout of the
freight handlers in the ST Paul freight
depots, estimated AT 5000 men, is i'm
pending.
the strike was scheduled TO take
place today. but was postponed. The
men demand an increase of 10 per
cent in pay and certain changes in
their working hours.
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CHEER UP EVERYBODY.

Brewery Workers day is almost
here. Join them at the Hermitage.
Thursday. August 19. =
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. '9honc, two rings No. So
Bel! Phone, two rings. No. SO
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone. ono ring. No. So
Bell 'Phone. ene ring No. SO
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

ROOMS furnished OF unfinished;
modern, fine location for railroad
men. 2S32 Pacific. S16-2t
FOR RENT-Funished rooms. 6S5
25th St S-l6-l"
A GOOD gentle horse, surrey and run
about for sale. Call evenings, Cor
Both and Jefferson ) 10 lWk
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Funeral Of a child.-Father Ryan
had charge Of the funeral services or
the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam DOYLE which were held from the
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E II | n A NJ A n
SUDDEN
CALLED
FOUND IN DYING CONDITION AT
OGDEN HOUSE.
City Physician Summoned-causc Of
Death Determined to Be Rheu-
matism Of the Heart.

All Sing, Celestial, was found in
dying condition at the Ogden room
ing house last evening and before tho
doctor could administer resuscitating
medicines he died. The cause OF
death, as near as can be determined.
was rheumatism of the heart
Alb Sing came from Salt Lake Mon
day night and engaged a room at the
Ogden house. AT the time Of retiring
lie left an order with the clerk of
tic hotel to call him at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning, The clerk raped
ON the door of the Chinaman's room.
per orders. yesterday morning, but
did not stop to receive a response
heard his loud rap and would get up
within few minutes. Nothing more
was thought of the matter until yes
tCrday afternoon, when the chamber
maid undertook TO enter the room for
the purpose of arranging 1t for the
night The door was locked and she
Immediately advised the proprietor OF
The place of the fact.
A peep through the transom dis
closed the fact that the Chinaman was
still in the room and was lying upon
the bed. The door was Immediately
opened by means of the pass key and.
To tho horror cf those who entered,
it was discovered that the man was in
Ihe throes OIL death. An alarm was
sent in TO the police station and City
Physician Browning was summoned to
the place.
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CATARRH CURED
No Cure, No Pay, is Most Cen
erOnS Offer

To get an antiseptic strong enough
to kill oatarrh germs, and not destroy
the tissues of the mem brane at the
same time, nas been a problem which
was never solved until the discovery OF
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me.)
Hyomei is prepared from eucalyptus
the most powerful yet healing antisep
tic known. Breathe it through the in,
haler over the inf1amed and germ
ridden membrane four or five times
a day and in few days the germs
will disappear.
The infamed condition will go. too
and the snuffing. hawking and offens-
I've breath, and the discharge OF
mucous and crusts In the nose will
cease
Then why should any catarrh suf-
ferer hesitate, when S. w. Badcon has
such faith In Hyomei that he offers to
return your money II after fair trial
Hyomei does not cure catarrh.
A complete Hyomei outfit, including
the inhaler, costs $1o0 and extra bot
ties, If afterwards needed, cost but so
cents. Hyomei also cures asthma,
Group. sore throat, colds OF grip, =
Bridal Veil falls Is about 400 feet long
and fifty feet deep, and the other one
Is about sixty feet long and twenty to
seventy feet deep.
A wrecking crew OF about two hun
dred men was sent to the scene from
Salt Lake City and 1t will be about ten
days before traffic can be resumed. The
two slides stretch entirely across
Provo canyon and also the river. The
other slides are reported to have oc-
Cured high up, but nothing definite
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America In the Sky.

A remarkable celestial photograph
was taken some time ago by an as
tronomer at Heidelberg. Strange as
1T may seem. 1t is the picture of a
nebula in the constellation Cygnus
0he Swami that closely resembles the
outline map Of North America. The
glowing nebula represents the form
OF the continent with the dark back.
ground OF the heavens surrounding II
as the ocean surrounds the land. The
tapering towards the south, the great
gap made by the Gulf of Mexico. and
the curve Of the coast Of Central
America and the isthmus. are all to be
seen. The astronomer TINT took the
photograph has named 1t the Amer.
lea nebula" This is the first celes.
tial object that has been named after
one Of the great divisions of the earth.
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cnness. There are now nine men In
the box with charges against two.
BAITLESHIPS TO
REASSEMBLE THURSDAY

Nice, Jan. 26-The entire feet of
sixteen battleships will be plowing the
Mediterranean and westward on
Thursday, headed for Tetuan Bay. on
the north coast OF Morocco, where 1T
will reassemble January 81. to coal
and provision for the homeward jour
ney.
Rear Admiral Wainwright in COM
mand. sailed today from Marseilles
for Tangier under instruction to salute
the flag of the new sultan OF Morocco.
After coaling at Tetuan Bay, the
naval tender Yankton, will proceed IN
dependently by more southerly
route. going by way of the Azores and
Bermuda, in order to avoid bad
weather. and arrive at Hampton Roads
a day ahead of the fleet,
The first division under the imme-
dlate command Of Rear Admiral Sper-
ry, Will be the first to coal and VIII
then proceed to Gibraltar to exchange
courtesies with the British fleet, the
other twelve American battleships VIII
not go to Gibraltar, but will rcJoln the
flagship in the straits for the final lap
across the Atlantic.
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DR.. ELIOT PRAISES
UNITARIANISM


New York, Jan 26.-Dr Charles W.
Eliot. retiring president OF Harvard
university, praised Unitarianism at a
dinner given in his honor tonight by
the Unitarian club at the Hotel Man
haitian.
DIR. Eliot declared that the striking
success of Unitarians did not rest upon
nero assumption.
1T is no longer a bar OF Office for
candidate that he is Unitarian. In
Ohio and Indiana during the last cleo
ton ministers of other denominations
sent individual letters to their 1ocks
asking this question::
Would you vote for a man who de-
nies the divinity Of Christi"
by millions the votes of America
answered; 1--WE will and they did.
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MINERS HELD A
STORMY SESSION

Ell Paso, Texas. Jan. ga special
to the Times from Globe, Ariz.. says.
Alter a stormy discussion behind
closed doors, the Globe Miners Union
today appointed committee Of seven
TO call on the various mine operators
In the district and present a note ask
Ing for a conference at which the
union might learn exactly what griev-
ance the operators might have. Sup
erintendent Hegart Of the Old Domin-
ion company, this evening refused To
receive the committee. other opera
tors insisted that they want Walking
Delegate Wills removed from office
and kept OF their grounds.
The general opinion here tonight Is
that all hopes of an early resumption
OF work have faded away.
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Worlds Best Clock.

The worlds best umekeeper is said
to be the electric clock in the base
ment of the Berlin observatory. which
was installed by Prof. Foster in 1865.
1t is inclosed in an alright glass cyl
inder and has frequently run for pc
RODS of two or three months with an
average daily deviation of only ff-
teen.thousandths of a second.
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The Anel-MonopoIy Crusade.

Uncle Jeptha-The railroad is sellin'
tickets ter Chicago fer four dollars.
They can't afford ter do it at that
price.
Uncle Steye-No: that's what
Hiram said. He went an bought nine
tickets an didn't use one of em. Said
II he had money enough he'd keep on
buyin' tickets till he'd busted up the
hull railroad monopoly. He's got it
In fer the trusts. Hi has.-Puck.
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Evil Within,

All the forces of evil may come upon
soul from without. and fall to shake
It But the smallest evil within, that
is loved and desired and continued In,
will accomplish what the outside at.
tack has failed in. The only hopeless
evil is the evil we do not hate, nor en-.
deavor to escape from. but allow to
remain.-Dsltimore Methodist,
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.
WANTED TO BUY.

-Cyphers incubatora. Call
Boil promo 960Z. 1-16-1mo
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Astral Color Works Cure,

Learn your astral color. and wear
II, Is the advice Of those who know
what they are talking about, and
health and happiness will result One
woman declares that 1t will have to be
becoming. or the cure for Illness will
be worse than the disease, and happi-
ness can on no account result unless
1t Is.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES

JOG.A-LoNG TRANSFER VANS. Pl.
ano moving specially. 32S IL
18th st. Both Phones 283.
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Pre- IudIce.

Robert, this spelling paper is very
poor complained the small boys
teacher. Nearly every word is marked
wrong"
1T wouldn't bavo been so bad" pro-
tested Robert. but Annie corrected
my paper, and she's mad at me. and
for every little letter that got wrong
she crossed out the whole wore! -
Lipplncott's.
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SECOND veNIRe EXHAUSTED

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 26.-The sec
ond venire of 500 talesmen was ex-
baustcd today without the completion
OF the jury TO try Col. Duncan Coop
er. Robin Cooper and John D. Sharp.
charged with Staying Former Senator
r. f. Carmack. Judge Hart drew an.
other venire OF 500 names.
The state filed charges against Ju-
ror H. c. Jackson for alleged drunk
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Five-room brick; No, 900 21st street.
Inquire same number. l-24tlwA
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Her One ADVANTAGE.

The heiress who marries titled for
eigner has one advantage. She need
mt be afraid that he will ever complain
that her cooking isn't as good as his
mothers used to be.
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ADDING to Earth,s Weiaht.

The earth is gradually growing larg-
er from the fall of meteoric matter
An astronomer estimates that the
globe is annually pelted with one
hundred and forty million projectiles.
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SANITARY WORK
SHOE REPAIRING
SHADES TRANSFER.

Vans. Drays. Baggage Wagons, Pl-
eno, Furniture and Safe Moving.
Prompt carriage service. i0S 25tn.
Bell 32L Ind. 224. 10 is Il
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UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR furniture upholstered and re-
paired, vanishing. mattress making,
carpets cleaned. at and laid. Esti.
mates submitted on request. Phones
Ind. Gel. Bell 8S3.X. X. Van Kan.
pen. 2769 Volker Ave t-7,tf
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT.

ONE store-room, two floors. 2572
Washington Ave. Inquire Spargos
Book Store IL Il
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HOT SPRINGS SCHEDULE.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2sRD.

Owing TO the bad condition of the
track on the Ogden & Northwestern,
cars will only be run every two hours.
CUT THIS OUT for reference
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post
Offices at Ogden, Utah. Jan. 26. 1909,
which, If not called for in two weeks.
will be sent to the dead letter Office:
GcpfIapnep'o l icf
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ROYAL NEIeHeoRs OF AMERICA.

Excelsior Camp No. S240, meets
every second and fourth Monday even
ing Of each month at the Eagles hall.
Visiting members cordially Invited.
MRS. MARY HEFFNER, Oracle.
2941 Washington avenue.
JOSIE RHEA, Recorder. 26S 2Srd ST
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WANTED-A partner in the moving
picture business. Apply 2214 Wash.
Ave 1.15-tf
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(x) Tuesday. Thursday and satur
day.