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The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
GIRL TELLS STORY
LIKE GINGLES WOMAN

CHICAGO, Feb PA story which
first told by Ella Gingles, was related
in the West. Chicagoave. police sta
ton by Marie McInrue. 10 years old.
OF All West Ohiost. She reported
that she had been attacked and rob
bed by TWO men. The girl said she
had just left an Ashlapd-ave. car at
West Ohioave. about 1880 p. III. Mon
day night To 20 To her home when
two men leaped from a doorway and
while one held her by the throat the
other poured a drug into her mouth
The girl could give no description of
her ASSISTANTS further than they were
middle-aged men. She said jewelry
valued at $500 which her fiance had
given her YVES missing.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
ASKS PERMISSION TO
SCAVENGER CITY

a possible source OF wealth that has
lbeen allowed 10 go uncultivated in
Detroit streets and alleys is being In
vestigated by cnterprising local pro-
niotcrs ~ Mayor Breitmeyer was re-
qnested TO give a hearing To some men
who are considering the formation ~
a company to- collect paper and refuse
from the streets ard alleys.
Al present this work is done by tho
white wings and the ward gangs. AMI
nG portions " The collections Is saved
for commercial use except the tin cans
which are sold by the city.
In New York and European cities,
however. the paper. glass. rubber and
ether waste material IL carefully sor,.
ed and something is realized from ia
selC
They might get permit from the
city for collection II the city can make
money By the deal" Saws the mayor.
But do not think that We would
enter into any contract TO pay money
to any COMPANY 10 collect papers an
refuse when the city can do the work
itself at the same expense"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
Ho4v to Nip a Gold or
Cough in the Bud.

In spite OF all the experiences OF the
ages most people let cough or cold
go until Il becomes troublesome, per
haps dangerous. This is probably be-
cause the proper medicine Is not on
hand ready to take. If you viii make
ND the simple remedy described be-
low and keep II In your medicine chest
You can wipe out cold or cough as
soon az II appears One or two doses
will usually do the work whole
pint OF IL costs only 81 cents. and It
can easily be made at home I'm Ave
minutes. Use:
Granulated Sugar Syrup ...1312 OF
Pinex .......ss..'... .s...... : IL OF
Put the l-2 ounces OF Pinex 600
cents WORTH In pint bottle and fill
up the bottle with Syrup made as fol-
lows: Take pint OF Granulated Sug
ar, add one-balf cup OF water. stir and
let boil Just a moment. Cork II tight
and IL will never spoil. Take a tea
spoonful every one. two or three hours
as required The taste is very pleas
ant, a feature which makes II easy
for children to take.
Use the ingredients as given here.
formulated Sugar makes the best
syrup. and no better syrup could be
bought at any price. There are many
pine oil and pine tar preparations.
hut there is far more medicinal value
IN the real Pinex itself. which is, as
you probably know. the most valuable
concentrated compound OF Norway
white Pine Extract. In a great de-
cree. therefore. this simple recipe pos
sessep the same curatiYe agents that
make the ozone OF the pine forests
such splendid medicine for lung and
throat troubles II Is excellent for
these things. aS well as colds. whoop-
ing cough. pains in the chest and sim
liar ailments.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
AWARD CONTRACTS

The county road commissioners
have awarded the contract for street
sweeper TO be used In road building
to the Austin Western company, the
lowest bidder. The contract for lime
stone was awarded to the c. II. Little
Co. also the lowest bidder. The board
will use 10000 tons OF limestone this
coming season. This stone Is crush
ed from material furnished by the con-
tractors who are dredging the new
channel in the Detroit river. The
Port Huron Engine & Thresher Co.
was the successful bidders for two
road rollers
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
DIED

B0CTW ELI-Feb. 23. 1903. George w.
beloved husband Of Mary Boutwell,.
runefal from residence. 1856 Concord
ave. Iriday. Time later.
Dq pnoSIn, ,es e. 1909 Miss Josephine
nouneement Of funeral later.
IRARD-Feb. %. Elizabeth Girard.
beloved daughter OF Mrs. Francis
Fhiillps; and sister OF Charles. Peter.
Julia Girard and Mrs. Horace Pave.
age 23 years, at the residence Crosse
Pointe. Funeral Friday at Sis from
residence. and 81. panl's church at 9
HlNZ-Bertha Him.. Feb. 2S. age IS
Years, beloved daughter Of Mr.. and
.lrs. Gustave HIM.. and sister OF
Charles, Gustave. Fred. Mrs Steer,
Mrs. Schmidtke. Theresa. Funeral
Saturday from residence. 314 Hunt
St. at | 80 and at St Petries Evan
gelcal Lutheran church at D. m.
standard
MAAS-Feb. %. beloved wife OF jacob
T. Mas, nee Kesslcr. aged 81 years.
AT as Mack-ave. Notice OF fune raj
later.
NlTZ-Feb. %. 1909. al residence. 7s5
JOS. Campau-ave., Rudolph Nitz
aged SO years and months. beloved
husband OF Augusta Nitz, and father
OF Mrs. Martha Craig. nee Nitz. Hugo
and Richard Nltz Funeral from res
idence Thursday at p IN.
pow ERS-At rest, Mrs. Jennie Powers,
beloved wife Of the late George r.
Powers and beloved mother OF VIII
lam. George. Arthur. Mrs. Grace
Cowan, Mrs. Dora Trimbell. Funeral
from residence OF her daughter, Mrs
NJ Cowan. IS Durand st. 10 Preston
NJ T.. church. Notice later.
PICKARD-Feb. %. 1909, at her rest
dence. sos Lawton-ave.. Rehecca Ger
trude, wife OF Thomas II. w Pick
ard. and daughter of Mai. Charles
Wheaton. Funeral from house Thurs
day morning at 1890 Burial pri-
Vate
2g. William schmidt
aged 81 wears | month "a DAYS be
loved husband OF Mrs. Sophia Schmidt
and father OF Mrs. Nellie Welke. Mrs
Emma Groehn. Alvina. William ana
George Schmidt. Funeral Thursday
from residence. al JOS Campau-ave.
~ . p. m. standard
WATSON--Feb. % 1909. at her resi-
dence. 400 Trumbull ave, Maria
Louise. widow OF Alfred Watson, and
dearly beloved mother OF Archibald.
Walter Alfred. Edward T.. Mrs. T. ~.
Thomas. OF Detroit and W y Wat
son OF Jacksonville. Fla. aged -
years Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
WOMAN "CABBY" KILLS
MAN ON FIRST TRIP

FARIS, Feb. 24.--After one days
experience OF cab driving, Marie
Louise lie jan regrets she ever took out
"cocheres" license. The first day
she joined the select band of women
cab drivers, Marie, who is young
woman from Brittany. had the ill.for.
tune to knock down and kill an elderly
man, whose window sued the cochere
for compensation.
Mile. LEANS unskllful driving was
blamed for the fatality, and in court
she admitted that her horse had bolted
and she could not control IT, The
court, in reservirg judgment. told Ma.
RE she was evidently not cut out for a
cab driver.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
DAILY DEATH LIST

Margaret Churcott. Fl years. 40S East
Woodbridge, carbolic poisoning acct
dental
Mildred Burns. as years, st. Mary $
hospital; pelvic abscess.
James c. Atwood. l year, 81 Roger:
pneumonia.
Josephine Franklin, CO years. ass
Philadelphia. dropsy.
Edward Walpole. 32 years 80 Myrtle;
cancer.
owen McGloin, a years. 25 Sampson;
pneumonia.
Charles G. Wueges. 40 years, Ss6 Ash;
pneumonia
Florian Mudlaf. years, S9s East
warren measles
Czesiaw Lorene. 3 months. 1911
Campbell; pneumonia.
Hattie Baucher. 40 years. ass Or
leans. mitral insufficiency.
Magdalena Roskowiak 70 wears 274
Illinois; pneumonia.
Anna Tamarowicz, IA days, 2S4 East
Wills; COMMISSIONS
Thomas Johnson. a. years. Harper
hospital. pneumonia
Marie ;. f. Loeffier. so years. PA
Cadne,rine' APPROPRIATION from coal gas.
william Schmidt, 81 yeal.. All Jos
Canpau; injury to leg from fall.
rudolph Nitz, % years, 765 JOS. Cam
pau gangrene OF foot.
Raymond j. Centeck "a DAVIS qAa
Magnolia commissions
Joseph Stomesick 22 wears o5o wa,,
Fort. pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
TEN YEARS FOR
WOMAN Of 70

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Ten years
Imprisonment was imposed today by
Judge Grain in general sessions court
here upon Mrs. Ellen Peck. 70 years
old. OF Sparkhill. y. Mrs. Peck Is
known 10 the police as the conf
dence queen" was convicted OF obtain
ing 81 900 from the brokerage firm Of
Norman ID. Wilson, OF this city. upon
the false representation that she own
ed tract Of 225.000 acres OF coal
land in kentucky. She appeared un-
moved when she heard the sentence,
Which. in view OF her advanced age.
may mean that she will never taste
of freedom again The sentence was
the minimum for the crime, the sec
ond oifense.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
BIRTHS

BOYS
WladIelis Choruoski. ga Hastings.
Charles Pomranz. ~ cutter.
Sebastiauo Aloe ~. 10 Chase.
Gustav Hcyn 1858 scotch.
ilbcrt Wood. 81 Beecher.
William NsziHos s2s Csmtructf.
Emil Neubsuer. 81 Hum oIdt.
Charles Sartoris iS5 Fort
Frank lesaldes. 1871 Hsrkimer.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
Fined for Violating Game Laws.

Abraham and Herman Levy. doing
business as ID. Levy IL Sons. We're
fined $25 or 80 DAYS on two charges
OF having wild ducks in their posses
sion ont OF season. On two other
complaints they waived to the record
ers court, and also appealed the two
cases on which they were fined. Dep
uty Game Warren Daniel made the
complaints.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
STEALS 100000;
IS PUT To DEATH

PORTO PLATA. San Domingo. Feb.
24-The minister OF finance was ex'
ecuted recently. having been adjudged
guilty OF abstracting S6,OOO.O0O from
the national treasury. An investiga-
ton OF his populations may involve
others In the government.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25

john Keller SO Sprlngwells.
Norman Tester us Twenty third.
GIRLS.
Hymen Siesel. iss ~. Antvine.
Meyer Lang. 113 Benton.
Glenn Mooney, 1915 Trumbull.
Henry Clemson. Grace Hospital
VIM. Van Setback. 24g Woodland.
christopher Barnick. 2142 Fort.
William Grove. lS2 Mullett.
Frank Cooley, 40i Trombley.
Adam Gustof. II Barron.
Ernest Delezenne. i24 Crawford.
John Respeodek. 107s6 Junction.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN Lines

Detroit United Interurbss Linea
FLINT LIMITEUS-s. 10 a m. and
as D. IN. Locals for Rochester and
snt !, n and 70 'S Snly1r two r hosT: to
Rochester and Romeo. q m. and
every two hours 10 10 .. m; also IL
p IN
roRr. nuRoN LIMrEDs.7.ss a
saturdays only. l2:t5 D. m; sundays
only. Ii .. m. Locals FOR New Balti-
more. Algonac Marine City and Port
Huron =, hos Mayo s,y I! 70 Ms GIs,0 s,se
helf-houriy. sac a m TO p. m. and
hourly to II y, M. To Mt. Clemens via
share LINE. hourly. s2S a m. TO s:3s
p m also II p m.
II "a a. IN. lac and b.ao p IN. Locals
for lockwood Newport. Monroe ana
Toledo. hourly, $50 .. IN. 70 sac p M
also $50 and IL p ~. for Monroe
i2.45 and s:s5 y. IN Locals for JACK.
son. a IN. and every two hours -
> D. m. for Ann Arbor.. a. m ~
aoSTlS ot Unit! II ,p.O 1or an. PISy% ss
two hours until so o. IN. also 8 p. M.
and II .. IN. Saline ears from Tpsl.
lanti
For Mysndctte ssd Trestss--S:33 9
IN. and nalt-noarly 10 s;ss o M; hourly
os. with haif-houriy service through
out
Ior Royal OAK. pir~s.sha.r sno
Pontise-s.so a. m. then half-hourt0
until Z D. m. then hourly until ~ . -
First car ons-hsif hour Inter 90 o0n-
day.
For F~rmrxssss sss NsrsAvuss--fS
u and hourly untii Al . -
Orchard LAKE. and Pontis~. = VI =
"i1:s s. = :, s..,s sissias & sAsasss> :
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
FOR sALE-FARMS.
FARMS

This is A Genuine Bargain.
81 ACRES Oakland county. Is miles
from Detroit: acres orchard, all
kinds OF small fruit, l0-room house.
basement barn 30x50f with wing
l6x3O; other Outbuildings; natural
gas on farm ...........4...S $1,000
VIII exchange for Detroit property.
161 ,ACRES-35 miles from Detroit:
gravel loan, 10 acres timber,
houses OF and S rooms. barns 30x50
and 20x40; other outbulldings;
y OF a mile from school. .... $3.50
WILL TRADE FOR DETROIT I'M
PROVED.
100 ACRES-Bordering on a beautiful
lake In Oakland county. 20 acres OF
orchard. 10-room house, with base
ment; barns. 36xl00 and 40x60
other outbuildings .... $4,000
The situation OF this farm makes
IL an ideal home.
once open Saturday aad Monday
evenings.
SEND FOR CATALOG OF FARMS.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
The.
People SPACES

AdvertisinE rates uncer any
classification In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cash IN advance M advertise
ment inserted for less inan Is
GENTS.
Persons whose names appear IN
tho telephone dil sctories. ma- have
advertisements cIaTged at above
rates. Cali
BELL-MAIN 1903.
HOME-CITY 1885.
Arrangements have been made with
the following TO receive liner adj
We iscinents at the same rate as
charged at the homo office
EAST SIDE.
h"nxhten-French Coal Co.. 4s2 East
Canficld- ave
Mt; Elliott Pharmacy. MI. Elliott and
y. brown. 1889 Jefferson ave
MCPHERSON, 2400 Gratiot-aye., oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
c. q. Eansor. Ss5 Grand River-ava
Turner stanton. 166 Myrtle-st
r. ~. DriscoIi, All Michigan-aye.
J.. W. MillarS, 1919 Forrest west
W. W. Bush. 5s4 Mtchigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
HELP " ,NTEb-MALE.

HELP " AN1ED-MiLE.
WANTED-Young man 10 help in meat
market. Jos. George. III John Il.
WANTED--Ablc- bodied men between
ages ~ and 80. for l. :. Marine Corps.
must BE- native born or have hrst pa
persi excellent opportunity 10 see the
world good pay. clothing. rations.
quarters. medical attendance free.
Apply At L :. Marine Corps Recruit
ing Office. 20 West Forrest. Detroit,
Mich.
WANTED Railway mail clerks: ex-
carnations bere May Is. preparation
free Franklin institute. Dept. s52'
Rochester. n Y
w ANTED-BraSs Molders for
position out OF town. First
class men for light and large
ornamental surface work. State
age. experience and wages ex-
peCted. ADDRESS BRASS
MOULDER. Care Detroit
Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25
Farm
Headquarters"
Chas. D. Fiske

7l3-l4-l5 Chamber OF Commerce.
so ACRES. near Inkster: new hip-rooi
barn, 32xT2; large sylo. 7-room house.
all necessary outbuildin9s: good soil:
Joining land for $40 and SIS. Owner
going west.
l+2 ACRES. miles from Belleville: 1S9
acres under cultivation, acres of
orchard, acres OF timber, 12-room
house: barns. 40x50. 1sx40. 12x24 and
20x30. Price $50 per acre. This II
certainly a snap.
ACRES 1917 miles west OF Detroit.
on car line. S-room house. with fur
mace: good barn. hen houses. an
abundance OF fruit. $4,000
ia ACRES, 10 miles from city hall, =
houses, good barn. Price $1,000
1O4 ACRES. new house with slate roofs.
large barns. Only $40 per acre.
Send for our new supplement OF
farms.
ohice open Wednesday night until
$50.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-25

MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION, 3
per cent interest certificate good for
and Central Manager. i225 e. BouIe-
ward Phone Ridge Sos.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
Chance Thinks JeffrieS
Will Fight Dark Man

Chicago, Feb. 26.-At least one man
! who knows James j. Jeifrles well does
not doubt that he Will fight Jack John
son. the colored champion, for the title.
That man is Frank Chance, leader OF
the worlds champion Cubs. Frank de-
cllnes to say at this time what he
thinks would be the outcome OF such
battle
Outside Of baseball, Chance likes a
ring go better than anything In the
sporting way-likes fights better than
horse racing or anything but his own
game. And the head Of the West Side
playing strength is a good judge OF
lighters, too. He knows Jeffries well.
and has seen much of him during the
winters on the Pacific coast
Hes going TO fight that dark man
sure" Chance said In the course OF
p general tanning bee today. during
which the fighting game was dragged
in and Chance was asked the direct
question.
Yes, | had some talks with him
about his plan, and while he did not
actually come out stralghtforwardly
and say he would battle, he led me to
think that 1t is only a matter or time
when he will announce his Intentions
along those lines.
Jim Is confident, and in addition to
that he is sore on Johnson for some
of the things the black man has said
about him. | have an idea, too, that
Jeffries is sore to think that the col
ored man should be considered even
his equal in the ring, and this is spur
ring him on more than anything else.
He weighed, he tells me. 229 pounds
the last time he fought Corbett. He
weighed, when left Los Angeles, 245;
so that he isn't SO very much over
his normal weight.
1T is my opinion that Jeffries is 60
ing to keep everybody on the anxious
seat. and keep going as long as he can
in order to make as much money as
he can in his vaudeville venture. 1t
he can get $500 a week he will sign
up a European contract. l understand
that he is to get $4,000 a week here
for many weeks under his present con-
tract for this country. 1t doesn't seem
TO me that he is going to have any
trouble TO get into shape for the battle
If he decides to make 1t. Jeff hasn't
any big front on. He simply is fat all
over, though 1t ought to yields easily
to good training and little attention
to diet"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26
SANTA ANITA RESULTS

Los Angeles, Feb. 25.-Horses of i'm
proved class entertained an unusually
large mid-weck crowd at Santa Anita
Park today and with one exception.
form was observed In all of the seven
events.
In tho absence Of any feature. the
fifth race, which was at mile and a
furlong. held the center of interest.
Alma Boy. the fayorite. won after a
desperate drive with Albert Star.
Sepulvida proved the best In the two
year old event, defeating Kiora hand
lily. The winner cqualled the track
record Of AT 20 Results;
First race, seven furlongs-Tho
Bear, 105 (ButwelD TO S. won; Mole
sey. 1Gs (McGee) 10 to 1. second;
Bellsnicker, Ill ". Powers) IS to S,
third. Time, % As.
Second race, two year olds, four
furlongs-Sepulveda, 112 (McGee)
even, won, Kora, Ill (Powers) to Q.
second The Wolf, Ito (ButwelD 20
to /, third Time, AT 25.
Third race, six furlongs-Rosslare,
sc "a. Walsh) 10 to l, won; Jane
Swift, 104 (Kennedy) 8 to 8, second;
Belle of Iroquois, lot &C. RusselD Is
to l, third Time, 1:12.
Fourth race, mile. selling -Allevla-
tor, 113 (ButwelD 8 to 1. won; Pick
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EMERYvILLE RESULTS

Oakland. Feb. 25.-Silver Knight, a
200 to l shot, furnished the sensation
at Emeryville today by winning the
fifth race. The son Of Ere Knight had
not shown anything in his previous
starts here and was entirely neglected
in the betting. Deecomnets, the fay-
orite, showed some early speed. but
stopped. Silver Knight closed with a
rush In the stretch and Won cleyerly
from AXIS AT Ben and Ell Picaro. Pla-
toon fell In the first race and when he
was getting up. struck F. Murphy, on
Transmute, hurling the boy to the
ground Murphy escaped with a shak-
ing up, but Gilbert on Platoon, sustain
ed a broken coliarbone. Results:
First race. five and half furlongs.
selling-Antigo. 110 tArchibaid) II to
/, won; Old Settler. 1o5 (Clark) Ii to
]. second Brush Up. 1oS (Lee) to s..
third Time, 1:10 3-6.
Second race, three and half fur
longs, selling-Amelia Rose, LOG but
ler) s to S, won; Alarmed. 10S (Clare)
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away. lis (Shilling) 9 to /, second:
Maid of the Gotham. 90 CA. Walsh) l3
TO s. third Time. 1 80 1-5.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth-Al-
ma Boy, 80 (McGee) to 2. won; Al
bert Star, 1o3 CA, Walsh 3 to 1. sec
ond; Rubric, 102 (Shilling) Q to ?.
third. Time, i: SO.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Spohn
log U. Howard) to 2. won. Calves,
10s (V. Powers) to S. second: Prince
OF CASTLE, 100 (Musgrave) II to 1,
third. Time, 1925.
Seventh race, fve and a half fur
longs, selling-Shirley Rossmore. 109
(V. Powcrs) TO 1. won; Madeline
Musgrave, 1O1 "a. Walsh) to l, sec"
ond: Tim O'Toole, 11s Mccarthy 80
to l, third. Time, 1:06
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10 to 1, second. Redeem. 1o1 Omes)
Is to l, third. Time, .4S 3.5.
Third race seven furlongs, selling
Centre Shot. 1o7 (Clnrk) I to 5, won;
May Amelia, los (Archlbald) to /,
second; Argonaut, a6 (Deyerich) IL
to 5, third. Time, 1:29 as.
Fourth race, mile. purse-Don En-
rique. 107 (Scoyille) 8 to 5. won. Moor
ish King. 81 (Deverich) to /, second;
The Peer, 92 (Ross) to S. third.
Time, 1: IS 2-5-
Fifth race, mile. selling-Silver
Knight, 1O2 (Vosper) 200 to /, won;
AXIS Ar Ben, los {Sullivan) to /. sec.
ond; Fl Picaro. los (Butler) 7 to 5.
third Time. 1:47 80.
Sixth race. six furlongs. purse
Little Sis, 1o3 (Taplin) s to S, won;
Fancy. 113 (Keogh) 13 to 10, second; /;
Joe Nealon, lis (Ross) Z to 1, third.
Time, LII.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given. that. the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
Tho Overland Mining & Milling COM
rany will be held at the Office OF e. NJ,
Conroy, 800 2oth street, Tuesday,
March 9th. 1903. at 7.30 p. M, for the
purpose OF elocting officers for the en-
suing rear and transaottqg such other
business as may come before the meet
Ing. A full representation is request
Sd. ALBERT SCOWCROFT,
~, President,
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DENTISTS.

DIR. A. W. WATSON. room z26 &c
cles Bldg. Office hours 9 70 s.
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Wasatch Division No. 124. o. r. c.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2:30 p. M. in K, Of p. hall. corner
Washington avenue and Gath street.
All brothers are cordially invited to
attend.
GEO. ALLEN, c. C.
D. L. BOYLE. 8. and T.
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PLANO TUNING.

"A H. GROSE. Broom Hotel. 10 years
success in Utah. Entire satis-
isction guaranteed. Hundreds OF
testimonials. See the following from
PROFESSOR Bruening OF Berlin: Mr..
Grose has dono for me the most ar
tisuc and satisfactory tuning and
Volcing ever have had done in Eu-
rope or America" 2-l3.1mo
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ROYAL NgleHsoRs or AMERICA.

Excelsior Camp No. S34o. meets
every second and fourth Monday oven
ing Of each month at the Eagles hall.
Visiting members cordially invited,
MRS. MARY DORA, Oracle 300
Twenty-second street,
JOSIE RHEA. Recorder. ass gard ST.
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SHRUBB EASILY
DEFEATS DORANDO

Buffalo, Fob, 25-Albert shrubb.
easily defeated Dorando Pietri In a
15.mile race here tonight. His time
was 1:24:06 40.
Tom I.ongboat was to have ran
against Shrubb, but failod to appear
Shrubb was disappointed, but tho fear
that he would not got contest of any
kind WAS dissipated when Pietrl ar.
rived ready for race and glad to get
on with Shrubb under any conditions.
Shrubb ruled to 10 favorite.
Every American indoor record In
such races were smashed. The time
for the Is miles were:
Mlles-T1me,
1-4:49 2-5.
2-10:06 3-5.
3E15:47 Is.
4E21 II is.
5-26:43.
s-32:17 2-5.
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