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New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
FOR BRICE'S F4uILY.
Court Grants LeoUe to Raise
$4,000 on Estate.

ne ahslrs % Stewart II B-ice. ex-coun-
Gilman q New York City and son OF the
late Senator Calvin s. Brice. were again in
court Yesterday, when John r. Brioe and
LOUIS NJ Schwanr committee OF his estate
applied 20 Justice Mccall for permission 20
pledge some Of the incompetent's securities
tor $4,000. q which SIS % was for LIS debts
end $500 for rhe maintenance q himself
ana family.
The petition OF the committee satd that
since March, 1915. when BTice was taken 20
sanatoriuEn a. q helpless mental condition
he had been unable 10 earn any money. Ee
is now IN tho care Of nurse ~ avon. y
=. The court declared Brioe incompetent
iast January and II is improbable that he
VII ever recover. Medical experts have re-
ported that BE Vlu have 70 be taken 20 a
ulilder climate fcr the winter 70 alleviate
his condition.
Justice Mccall gave the committee leave
70 pledge enough securities 20 raise S2.e"t.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
ST. JOHNS GUILD MEETING.

The annual meeting Of ST johns Guild
was held yesterday afternoon IN the Belas-
CO Theatre. john T. CTimmins. president
OF the guild. called the meeting 10 order and
read detailed report of the work OF tho
guild during the year IL was reported
that ia. total receipts were Ss5.24S 63. As
against S76.9-0 Tor TIE previous year. The
endowment founded by Mrs Helen C. JUL
Hard was reported 20 have b-en increased
b $500. making q total of S105.os3 at
tho end OF this fiscal year TIE Floating
Hospital. Helen 9. Juiilinrd. made forty
nine trips from July 10 September 4, and
carried $1,000 women and childrea. Pro-
fessoT william N. sloane. Henry ". TAFT
ard Dr. Abraham Jacobi addressed the
uleeting.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
CANDIDATE ASKS RECOUNT.
J. P. Fallon Thinks He Was Elected TO
Municinal Court.

Joseph p Fallon. defeated candidate for
reelection as justice ot tie Municipal Court
OF the s-h D.strlc-, made two applications
70 the Supreme Court yesterday 70: an
offic!al review Of the void and protested
votes cast IN the election and Assembly
districts composing thst Municipal Court
district Both applications were granted
Tie district aaected g the lith Election
District cf Jhs Goth Alsen.hly District.
Tho assertion Is made that had the bal
lots been pfOpt.ly counted Ar Falous
election would have been made CERTAIN.
At the recent election tic returns AZ first
showed the election OF Fallon by q majority
% aftesn votes Later returns gave the
.udseship 70 John J. pwger.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
WILL HONOR sAINT-GAUDENs.
Sculptor's Wife to Receive Medal from
National Institute.

The National Institute % Arts and Let
TORS Society has planned TO present gold
medal 70 Mrs. Salnt-Gaadens. designed by
A. A Weinman aud awarded 20 the sculpt-
IRE OF Augustus saint-Gaudens. The pres
entstion VIII be made hy Henry Van Dyke.
president of TIE institute, at the Fine Arts
Society. No. 2l5 West 57th street. on Sat
urday evening. November %.
Royal Cortissoz viii speak or The In
Huence Of Ssint-GaUdens, and the Kneisel
Quartet win play number Of selections
from classical composers which were spe-
oiaIy admired by the sculptor. After the
presentation Of the medal Homer Saint
Gaudens viii respond. ana Robert Under
wood johnson VIII read an ode on Saint
ca ldens"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
BROUGHT TO BAY, TAKES LIFE.
Admirer Had Killed Woman Who
Wouldn't Marry Him.

Wilmington. Del. Nov s.-Just as he
was about 70 be arrested for the murder Of
Mrs. Pasquarelia Muzzano. Giulio de Sa-
hstino committed suicide By shooting this
afternoon in the woods near this city.
After the shooting yesterday de Sabat;no
fed 70 the woods. and was surrounded by
pclioe. who kept constant guard. To-day a
policeman caught sight OF the accused man
ard pursued him. and as he was about 70
arrest him. the fugitive drew q pistol and
sent g bullet into his brain. De Sahatino
lad = wife and seven children in Italy. He
is said 10 have killed Mrs. Muzzano IN re
venge because she iilted him before sac
n.arried NuzZano.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
P. R, R. DEATH ROLL FIVE.
Experts Examine Block Signals-State
Commission 20 Act.

Joseph Arulevskiy died in the Jersey City
Hospital Monday night from the injuries
he received in the wreck on the Peansyl-'
vania Railroad trestle az Brunswick street,
Jersey City. Saturday morning. in which
four railroad mer wers instantly killed
lie was a trackwalksr and lived at No. III
Morgan street.
Division Superintendent F r Aoer-
crombis said yesterday that the company's
report OF the wreck 70 the State Railroad
Commission would not tell the cause In
vestiCauon had shown that there was
nothing wrong about the tracks before the
accident. Something may have broken
or the block system may have failed 10
work \ commission Of experts Is making
an examination ct the block system all
over the Pennsylvania lines Mr. Absrcrorn-
bic said.
The state Railroad Commission met in
Trenton to-day and made arrangements
for formal investigation Of the wreck
The inquiry will he held in the once OF
the Riparian Commission In the Commercial
Trust Building, Jersey City. on Friday.
November ~
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
NEBRASKA DRY" LAW UPHELD.
LIQUOR May Be Sold Only IN Daylight
Hours.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. S-The suprems
Court OF Nebraska to-day upheld the
validity Of the daylight saloon bill passed
by the last legislature, which forhids the
sale or stft OF liquor between the hours
Of Q. N and a. m
The law was attacked on allegations that
the amendment was not germane 10 the
statute amended. that the regulatory rights
Of cities we're invaded ana that the revo-
cation Of a license on conviction CT viola
ton o. the law was cruel and unusual
punishment In none OF these points did
ths court ind tenable position
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
ORDERS 1900 STEEL WHEELS.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 20 Replaces
Present Iron Ones.
-By TsloErapa 70 The Trihurs !

tBy TaleETapa - The Trthurs
Pittsburg. $ov. e.-The Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company placed with The Caruegfa
Steel Company to-day orders for $50 steel
wheels for electric cars. announcing thar
II IS the intention 20 10 away with tha
chilled iron wheels which have Been ussd
undSr the Brooklyn cars hsretofore rhe
steel company has promised 70 deliver part
OF the order within thirty days, and thu
entire order before February J.
The Carnesis company has started the
erection of one OF the largest steel wheel
mills in the world. II being estimated that
one miII.cn wheels win be used BY rail-
roads and electric lines in 1910.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
sENAcAs LOOSE APPEAL.

Albany. Nov s.-An action begun by the
Seneca Nation Of Indians 70 prove title 10
the AHeeany and Cattsraugus Indian res
c,vations was dismissed by the Court Of
Appeals TO-DAY. The decision Of the high
est court is based on the ground that the
Indians had no right 70 sue except on spe-
cisl authority.
The land in question comprises fifty thou
rand scres. and is occupied BY six hundred
Indian lsmnies ard the village OF Sala-
rnauca
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
MISTAKE COSTS SIX LIVES.
Clerk Delivered Gasolene Instead Of
Kerosene, as Ordered.

Wsrroad. MINI. Nov. e-The wife and
ave children OF Nels Jensen were burned to
death in their home. three miles south o.
here, yesterday. Jensen was probably ia
tally burned.
A grocery clerk delivered gasolene for
kerosene 70 Jensen BY mistake. Jensen
used the liquid in starting a fire. and an
explosion resulted.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
TO SUPPORT VICTIMS FAMILY.
Ten Years in Jail Alternative for Reck-
less Chauffeur.

Sacramento. Cal. Nov e.-Judge Hughes
imposed a sentence OF ten years in the
penitenuary yesterday upon Claude Wood.
q chauffeur. convicted OF nlanslsughter for
running over and killing James F. Smith
or the Riverside Road LAST August. and al
the same time ordered that The commit
n,cnt be withheld and the defendant placed
on probation -.---
n the terms CT the probation Is included
a provision compelling Wood 10 contribute
s. a month toward the support o: the I'VE
children be made fstherless by his reckless
driving
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
DR.. M'DONALD DENIES MIsHAP.
Auto Didn't Overturn-Mrs. Flagler
Member OF His Household.
u TsIeerarh b - Trihune !

Central VALLEY. =. Y. Nov. 9.-The story
printed this morning 70 the effect that an
automobile owned by DR.. Carlos i. Mac
Donald. in which Mrs. ida a Flagler her
maid and the owner were riding. was over
TUNED, iniurins the occupants. vas denied
to-oay.
Dr- Macdonald said that wheel % the
machine did break, but the automobile was
not overturned and no one was injured
lie said. furthermore. that Mrs Flagler vas
ret and had not ever been an inmate Of
his sanatorium. but was a member Of his
household
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
HIT BY AUTO, GETS $1,000.
Boy Sued White Sewing Machine Com
pcny for Tniurieg

John Fiesel. Il years cid. who brought
suit through his mother. as guardian.
against the White Sewing Machine Com
pany for s2oooo damages for injuries by
being hit by an automobile owned by the
defendant COMPANY recovered a verdict
fer SIe90 yesterday in the Supreme Court.
On a previous trial Of the case the boy
obtained verdict for s1p,oee. which Justice
Dayton set aside on account OF newly
discovered evidence. The boys right
Cldent.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10

Syracuse. Nov 9.-Ray z. Smith. when
he learned Of the candidacy Of Assembly
ran Francis tonight, issued the following
statement.
''Mr. francis was the only member Of the
Assembly who voted 70 sustain Ny. Bennett
IN his attack upon me. and was generally
accredited with having inspired il. The
motive now becomes apparent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
CHARLES c. SLADE is
SUMMARiLY DISMISSED
Order to That Effect Is Received by
Postmaster Thomas From
Washington.

Salt Lake. Jan 2S.-Charles G.
Slade, for twenty-eight years connect
ed with the local postoftice, and for
fifteen years superintendent OF city
delivery, is no longer connected with
the postofIlce In any capacity. Formal
notice has been received by Postmas-
ter Arthur l.. Thomas from the Office
of the postmaster general In Wash
ington that Slade has been removed
from the service because of having
been arrested for embezzlement and
rifllng the malls. His successor has
not yet been appointed.
Slade was arrested by Postoffice In
spectors Mckee, Durand and Lowe,
and on the evening of January 16, al
ter the inspectors had caught him i'll
the act OF opening number OF lot
ters, and taking S25 from one When
taken into custody. Slade is said 10
have confessed to the inspectors. and
later signed written confession OF
his acts. He is now out on SO 900 bail.
awaiting the action of the federal
grand jury, which will consider his
case at their April sitting
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TWO GIVEN FREEDOM
FROM MARITAL BONDS
One Unhappy Wife and One Husband
Made Single Again.

Salt Lake, Jan 2S.-One unhappy
wife and one displeased husband were
freed from distasteful better halves
In the Third district court Wednesday.
Henry c. Brownlee got decidedly
quick action upon his complaint for di-
yorce from Ida l.. Brownlee. Brown
lee filed his action about ! o'clock and
at 100 was single man. Brownlee
charged desertion. The marriage took
place, he set out. at Pueblo, Colo, jan
nary 8, 1890. In Judge Morse's III
vision he was awarded the divorce and
the custody of the 15-year-old son.
Walker Brownlee.
Upon the report Of Referee Nathan
H. Tanner. Ethelyn Mcdonald was
granted divorce from Alexander Nc
Donald, in Judge Morse's division, on
the ground of non-support. The mar
riage took place at Seattle, Wash, Oc-
tober 90. 1907, and McDonalds non
support dated from a short time after
the union. Mrs. Mcdonald testified
that few months after they were
married Mcdonald told her she could
60 where she pleased-he was done
with her She Is now running board
ing house at Bingham.
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.

fREE-1oc package Conkey's Laying
Jonic, also 25c Poultry Book. Bring
al to T. Farr &c Son. 2270 Washing.
'on ave. l 16 limo
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
LIFE NOT QUIET
IN ELLISON HOME.
Frying Pans and Sad Irons Flew About
in RiotouS Abandon.

Salt Lake, Jan. 27-An answer and
counter-claim have been filed by Mat
thew T, Ellison, in the divorce pro
ceedlngs brought against him by his
wife, Annie j. Ellison Serious al
legations are made by the defendant
against plaintiff The charge Is male
that at various times during the past
six years Mrs. Ellison has subjected
her husband to cruel treatment; that
she has called him all kinds Of vile
and opprobious names: that within the
last three years she has repeatedly
refused to cook his meals; that on
December 10, 1908, plaintifi attacked
defendant with meat saw and would
have struck him had he not warded
of the blow, that on July l, 1905. she
threw stove poker at him. and at
one time threw fiat iron at his head
Defendant AYERS that his employment
took him from home much Of the time.
and almost invariably upon his return
his wife would find fault with him and
that this latter conduct has been her
habit for ten or fifteen years
In the way OF a counter-claim, de-
fendant asks that plaintiff take moth
ing by her complaint previously filed.
but that defendant have judgment to
the extent that the bonds OF matri-
mony existing between them be dis
solved and that he have his costs.
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DESPERATE MEN ARE
TAKEN BY THE POLICE
Frand Iceland Is DeVl-May.Carc,
While Ike Goldberg Is De-
pressed.

Salt Lake, Jan. 2S-In the capture
of Ike Goldberg. % years old. and
Frank Iceland, 80 years old. two OF
six thugs rounded up Tuesday night
in the north yards OF the Oregon Short
Line railroad. after an exciting chase.
In which seventeen detectives and po-
licemen participated, the police be-
lieye they have behind the bars the
two men that have been guilty of most.
If not all. OF the holdups which have
been taking place In this city in the
past week, 1t is an assured fact that
Goldberg and Iceland have commit
ted five holdups in the past three
nights, since on their persons were
watches and pins taken from victims,
which have been identified.
Wednesday evening NJ Mike, who
was held up at Fifth West and Second
South streets few nights ago, came
to police headquarters, and, accom-
panied by Chief of Detectives Sheets,
went to Leeland's cell in the city jail.
Mike Immediately identified Iceland
as one of the two who held him up.
Mike at the time did not take kindly
to having his pockets rifled, and
fight ensued, which resulted In the
breaking Of plate glass window In a
store In front of which the robbery oc-
CURED. Mike spoke OF 1t while at the
prisoners cell, and Iceland. notwitn-
standing the fact that Chief Sheets
stood within hearing distance, said,
Why. you talk about a fight II you
hadn't thrown up your hands when 1
ordered you TO, ] would have blown
the top Of your head Off
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outside the walls of that institution
for few hours today. He was brought
in handcuffed to Richard Deming, In
whose behalf he was called to testify
in the district court Accompanying
the two. who, with one exception. are
considered the most dangerous Grim
inals in the state prison, were Guards
Andrew Ure and "Bill' Davis. No
sooner was the city and county build
ing reached than the guard was In
creased by half dozen deputy sher-
IFS, and during the time that Sullivan
was In the court room, where for half
an ,hour he was handcuffed, officers
stood at each door.
Sullivan does not look much like he
did when on trial for the murder OF
Police Officer Charles S. Ford He is
thinner. and the prison manner of
cropping hair makes him look all of
the criminal that he Is. Some OF his
front teeth are gone. and this condition
is decidedly against his appearance.
He chewed gum incessantly during his
trial and today his jaws were on the
go all the time with d mouthful OF the
same kind Of material.
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MRS, r. r. GRANT
Is CALLED HOME.

Salt Lake. Jan. 27-Mrs. Rachael r.
Grant, affectionately known throughout
the church as Grandma Grant"
passed away at the residence of her
granddaughter. Mrs. George J. Cannon,
$50 First avenue, at 1:10 O'Clock this
morning. Death followed an attack Of
pneumonia
Mrs. Grant was identified with the
church since the old Nauvoo days and
through all the trials and tribulations
OF pioneer life she preserved the sunny
disposition which endeared her to all
with whom she came In contact Prior
TO her marriage to Jedediah Morgon
Grant. second counsellor to Presi-
dent Brigham Young. November. 1855,
Mrs, Grant had been In Utah two
years. Her maiden name was Rachael
Ridgway. and she was the sixth child
and third daughter of Caleb Ivans,
whose grandmother was Shreve,
family whose members have figured
conspicuously In the history Of New
Jersey.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

work himself He declares he has just
completed dam three-fourths of a
mile long. sixteen and a half feet high,
and fourteen feet at the top costing
5000 This forms u lake covering
twcnty-four square miles The waters
impounded are from Cherry, Cotton
and Pine creeks.
The water is taken from the dam in
a natural channel and will be used to
irrigate 2SS,000 acres OF land at On
Gotta. The fall on the way to this ter
rltory is 1900 feet. Mr.. Davis de-
clares he has In this power site ca
pable of developing $500 horse power.
This plant will cost half million dol
lars and Will be capable of supplying
light and power to Phoebe and other
towns in the vicinity
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
LAGOON ROUTE.

= WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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LOS ANGELES WINS
ITS FIRST GAME
Defeats the Lehi High School by a
Score OF AZ to SO.

Lehi. Jan. 27-The Los Angeles
basketball team played It's initial game
in the state Wednesday night in this
city. defeating the Lehi high school
by a score OF AZ to 30
The local boys wero played off their
feet during the first half. probably
from fear, but In the second half they
held up their end. losing the half by
a score Of 18 to 10. 1t was the most
scientific and fastest game played In
this city and the hall was crowded
with people eager to see the contest
Stephens. OF the visiting team, was
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28

FOUR and five roomed modern house,
located on Healy and Lincoln. In
quire 52S 21st street. 1-14-2wks
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Quite Out of the Ordinary

An Atchison woman is so deeply in
love with her husband the neighbors
run when they see her coming. They
explain that hearing constantly of the
virtues Of a husband Is more tiresome
than hearing Of the smartness Of a
baby or dog.-Atchison Globe.
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Polite Chinese Children.

While very young the little Chinese
is taught manners" how to come
into 4 room, to bow very low to par
ents or those older than himself
even till his head nearly touches the
foor-and to "chin-chin." This Is
their polite greeting, which takes the
form of our hand-shaking.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
statesmen WANTED

at last, The only gen.
uine Kerosene incandescent mantle
lamp on the market; burns with a
mantle better than gas at 1-10th
cost. 6 hours for 1c. Agents wanted.
Presto Light Co. 701 1st Ave. So,
Minneapolis. MINI. 10 1t
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
BIG IRRIGATION SCHEME.
Nevada Man Has Giant Proposition
For Power and irrigation.

For several days G. G. Davis of
Oneota, New, has been in Salt Lake
City perfecting arrangements for the
organization of company to promote
giant irrigation scheme in Nevada
Thus far Mr. Davis has carried on the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
ROYAL NeIeABoRs OF AMERICA.

Excelsior Camp No. 324o, 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, 25S 23rd ST
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HELP WANTED
MALE

WANTED-A partner in the moving
picture business. Apply 2214 Wash.
Ave. 1 15 II
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the biggest point winner. scoring %,
while Carl Holmstead made il points
ior Lehi. Hoisington of the Salt Lake
Y. NJ. c. A. team was the umpire
The Los Angeles team viii play the
B. Y. u. at Provo. today
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FOR RENT

sIX-room house, $1,000. 2sso Pingroc.
l 2S II
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FRArERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

Fratcrnal Order Of Eagles, Ogden
Aerie. No. 11S, F. o. E., meets every
"wednesday evening In Eagle hall, east
of Reed hotel, at 800. visiting
Brother Eagles are invited TO attend
the Aerie meetings..
a. c, FIELITZ, w. President.
E R. GEIGER. Secretary
DIR. II. B. FORBES. Aerie Physician.
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NICE front room, bath. 1924 Adams.
] IL 1mo,
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UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING

'ARLOR furniture Upholstered and re-
! paired. vanishing. mattress making,
carpets cleaned. flt and laid. Esti-
mates submitted on request. Phones
Ind. 661. Bell SS3X. K. Van Kam-
pen. 2769 Volker Ave 4-7-tf
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NICELY furnished front housekeeping
rooms; steam heat, gas range. Room
Sc, Opera House. 1-22-lw
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HOT SPRINGS SCHEDULE.
EEEEcTIvE JANuARY asRp.

Owing to the bad condition OF tho
track on the Ogden & Northwestern,
cars will only be run every two hours.
CUT THIS OUT for reference.
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LIGHT housekeeping room; furnace
heat, lights and gas range. Inquire
24S4 Washington. Ind. so. 1,23-1wk
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DEGREE OF PocAHoNTAs.
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

Wasatch Division No. 124. o. R. c.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
$3.50 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, s. and T.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
PHYSICIAN g. SURGEONS.

DIR. A. FERNLUND, Physician and
Surgeon. Offlce hours, 10 and IL a.
m, - to D. m. $40 25th St once
phones, Bell 515K; Ind. BIS. Resi-.
dence, GAG Wash. Ind. phone 602
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FEBRUARY 1, to couple for house
keeping, half of six room cottage,
close in; nicely furnished; both hot
and cold water SIS. Apply now.
2155 Adams. l-23"1mo
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MONEY TO LOAN

MoNEY-Advanced salarled people
without security. on easy payments.
Drake. 410-l1 Eccles Building.
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CONKEY's Roup Cure. SOC at T. Farr
Sons, 2270 Washington Avenue.
Makes rs gallons medicine. Save
your fowls L 1s limo
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JOGA-LONG TRANSFER VANS, Pi.
ano moving a specially. 328 1-2
18th St Both Phones 283.
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iences. 541 23rd. 36S4-M Ind. phone.
IL II
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FOR RENT
ROOMS AND BOARD.

A GOOD place to eat and sleep, 141
West 21st. Tel, S663-A- 2 blocks
from the shops. l-z6-lw