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The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
DEBT HEARING COMPLETED.
Arguments VIII be Heard IN New
York in September.

Richmond. Va, July $50 far as
Richmond IS concerned. the debt-hearing
case is ended Special Master Little
field left this morning FOR Washington.
In order 70 rush proceedings the ses-
sion was called 10 order al O'Clock
this morning.
The adjustment OF many accounts was
the chief topic OF discussion. The special
master brought things together with a
master hand and urged the lawyers TO use
their best judgment in aiding him 20
facilitate matters. This was carried out
Tie hearing is now ended and the
argument VIII take place IN the city o.
New York IN September in the Office Of
Special Master Charles Littlefeld
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
ELKS JOURNEY &c COAST.
Washington Representatives OF for
Grand Lodge.

delegation OF Elks. members Of Wash
ington Lodge. No. IS. left yesterday for
Los Angeles to attend the annual meet
Ing of the Grand Lodge. to be held in that
city July p 20 Il.
Joseph A. Burkart. delegate from the
Washington lodge viii leave the city for
the Grand Lodge meeting some time to
day. He viii be accompanied by W L.
Tharp. James L. Ward and others
During the session of the Grand Lodge
in Los Angeles the citizens Of that thirty
ing town will give a monster floral auto
mobile parade in which probably 600 big
machines VIII be IN lire The carnival
feature OF the California meeting viii be
the greatest thing Of its kind ever at
tempted by the Elks
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
BREAKS PETERSBURG JAIL.
Wife Murderer Escapes
Through Hole in Floor.

Petersburg, Va, July 2.-Junius A Will
hanson. alleged wife murderer and big
amist. escaped from the temporary jail
in Canal street between 1 and , o'clock
this morning. and all efforts 10 recapture
him have proved futile
The prisoner escaped through holes IN
the floor. a plank had been placed over
the hole. williamson was on the third
floor OF the fve-stOry building. Tearing
up the plank. he made MS way to free
dom. The windows on the second floor
are not barred. Williamson SON got
out on an adjoining ROOF. and was not
long ir reaching the ground and getting
away under cover OF darkness.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
DANIEL DECLARED NOMINEE.
Virginia Senator Now Candidate Of
Democracy for Reelection.

Richmond. Va July 2-Senator John
". Daniel for the United States Senate:
Joseph D. EgglesJon, jr.. superintendent
OF public instruction; Asher W. Harmdn
treasurer OF the state and David Q. Eg-
glesuon. secretary OF the Commonwealth
We're formally declared the nominees cf
the Democratic party by State Chairman
EIiyson, and their names VIII not appear
on the ballot
Euys0n is vested with authority in the
matter. and there was no opposition 10
either Of them. lie exercised his au-
thority, and declared the men the nom
inees. This VII Obviate the printing OF
their names on the ballots 20 be used
in the state primary August 8. and will
greatly lessen the work OF the officers
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
PETWORTH WILL CELEBRATE.
Arrangements for independence
Day Observance Completed.

The general committee of the Petworth
Park Citizens Association met last night
at the home OF W y. Cromwell chair
man. 90 make the final arrangements for
Independence DAY. celebration al Pet
worth Pari, on the afternoon and even
INK Of July 3
The celebration viii be IN charge of the
general committee. composed OF W y
Cromwell. chairman: l. z. Eils. r n
Carr. and I. w Oyster assisted by FIVE
subcommittee. the chairmen Of which
are W T. stone, fireworks. C. l. Gable
athletics; DR.. d. A NOrcross. music J.
J. Painter, picnic. and W l. Gutelius
finance.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Subscriptions for Summer Outings.

Andrew Parker. treasurer Of the sum
mer outing committee Of the Associated
Charities acknowledged the following con-
tributions: For Camp Good Wnl-Edwin
". Spaldiug, s.; N. A g.. SO; Joseph
Sanders, s.; Mrs. Claire Blake Townsend.
s.: some Of the subscribers 70 the Bowie
Md Telephone Company $40; Mrs W.
r. Stafford, . For Camp Pleasant (col-
ored)-R- A Tilghmsn. 81; Mrs. Grouse.
. cents Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church, S5-24 Joseph Bundv, s.; J. Z.
Andrew. 81 Mrs. J. T. williamson e ~.
Kings Daughters, Of Peoples COngreea-
tional Church, s.: A Friend of Children e.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
IRON STRIKERS ARE SATISFIED.
Union Leaders Say TIe-uD Is Vow
Complete.

Pittsburg Pa, July 2-Wjth the strike
order being observed. even 10 the last
miH officials Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation Of Steel. Iron. and Tin Workers
declared to-day that they were well sat
isfed with the situation. and pointed out
that the claims OF the steel trust officials
relative 20 any dissatisfaction in the
ranks Of the strikers were not well
founded.
In reply TO the statement made by
President Pargny. Of the American Sheet
and Tin Plate Company. to the effect
that 20 per cent Of the compauy's plants
and 40 per cent Of the tin plate plants
were operating. President NcArdle, Of the
Amalsamated said to-day:
This is just the percentage o. the
companys capacity that has been non
union for years past. So the trust evil
IDENTIFY does not claim 70 be operatiag any
Of the plants affected by the strike or
der"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Churches VIII Celebrate July 4.

Frederick D. owen. chairman Of the
committee on decorations Of the Society
OF Patriotic Decorations and Civic I'm
prOvements. and holding a similar posi-
tion in the observance Of the safe and
sane Independence Day. has requested
ministers OF the city 20 preach tomorrow
on the one hundred and thirty-third an
niversary of the signing OF the Declara-
ton Of Independence. Il is understood
that the request viii be complied with.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria Va. July AT a meet
Ing of the Alexandra Light Infantry
held at Armory Hall tonight, the
proposed marching trip 10 Warren
ton. Va. which was 70 have been begun
tomorrow afternoon. was declared or.
Members Of the orga anization assert that
this action was taken owing 20 the in
tense heat and It is generally believed
that owing 10 the extreme hot weather
but few Of the members OF the company
would have participated In the trip.
The premature celebration or the
Fourth Of July has already begun in this
city. and will not be concluded until
Monday night Alexandrians. IN common
with otNrs throughout the country.
will observe MONDAY for the Fourth. The
police Of this city viii not stop the pre-
mature explosion Of fireworks. but they
VIII prohibit the use Of the large cannon
crackers and the dangerous cap pistol
The work Of dismanuing the old ferry
steamer Lackawanna has been about
completed, the machinery and upper
works having been removed. The hun
viii shortly be taken 10 the shipyard
where II will he destroyed FOR junk The
1.ackawanna was damaged IN a wreck
wish one Of the Norfolk steamers dur
ing a fog last November.
The recently elected officers Of Potomas
Lodge. No. g, I. O. o. F, were installed
by the district deputy tonight at odd
Fellows Hall, North Columbus street. The
installation was witnessed by a large
gathering Of members OF the order.
The city school board is in receipt Of
nine applications from persons desiring
positions as teachers in the public schools
Of this city. At the present time two
vacancies exist. The school board viii
in al probability hu the vacancies at
a meeting 10 be held ia August. or
called meeting may be held FOR that
purpose.
It IS expected that within a short time
application viii be made 20 the State
Court OF Appeals. by Attorney Lewis II.
Machen. for a writ Of error in the case
Of Calvin Johnson. one OF the three
negroes recently convicted Of the mUr-
der of Walter +. Schultz, the Chicago
artist. In the event the higher court
grants johnson p new trial, attorneys
representing Pines and Dorsey. also CON
victed Of the same murder. viii doubt
less file similar applications.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Library WIN Close on BoIidov

The District Public Library viii remain
closed tomorrow and Monday The Ii
orary Is open every Sunday In the year
Dut as il is thought many persons viii
be out OF the city until Tuesday IL Is
considered desirable not to keep the IL
brary open.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Bncon Hold. AIoof.

There was some discussion before the
final vote was taken. The income tax
proposition having been voted down in
favor Of the corporation tax. nearly all
the Democratic Senators were willing to
put themselves on record for the corpora
ton tax when the question was not com
plicated by q choice between the income
tax and the corporation tax
IN taking this attitude. they adhered 20
the principle OF the Democratic national
platform of 1905. which declared in favor
OF a corporation tax as well as an in
come tax.
Mr.. Bacon explained that he would de-
cline TO vote 10 put the corporation tax
into the tariff law because no opportunity
had been given for direct affirmative
vote on the income tax amendment. and
he would wait 10 see if Mr. Aldrich would
let the Senate vote directly on the In
come tax when the tariff bin was re-
ported from the Committee Of the Whole
Mr. Hepburn. OF Idaho Republican. said
that he would vote against the corpora
tiOn tax because the tariff bin. which rec
osnized the Republican principle Of pro-
lection would provide enough revenue
dllQ IL Muo ntlrC0tI1 10 llilDDcC 2 cor
pOratiOn tax 10 get additional revenue
Senator JEFF Davis made the sarcastic
observation that II the bill failed TO pro-
duce enough revenue he expected Repub-
hcan Senators 20 vote for that other
Republican policy OF issuing bonds
Mr. Bulkeley took advantage Of the
opportunity 10 offer an amendment for
reference to the Finance Committee.
which provided for the exemption OF
certain funds Of life insurance COM
paqies, and explained that he was presi-
dent Of q life insurance company.
Mr.. Bristow explained that he could
not vote for the corporation tax because
he understood that IL did not exempt mu-
tual life insurance companies from taxa
tiOn.
While it was obvious that the corpora
ton tax would be finally adopted in the
vote TO come. il was necessary to have
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Alter HnIf Z centnrr

Col John A Joyce has gone 20 Mount
Sterling. KY. his old home. 20 celebrate
his siXty-seventh birthday on the Fourth
of July among his schooImates and
friends Of the Blue and the Gray. after
an absence Of fifty years.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Laundry Contract Award Final.

Al a session Of the Comm issionss. held
yesterday. IT was decided that the acton
awarding the coutrac, for the Distric.
laundry work fer the current year 10
the Yale Laundry Company. was final
and the matter would not be rcOpened
as asked for by the Empire Laundry
Company, which claims Their bid vas
500 lower than the successful bidders
This decision ends the matter.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Light Infantry DeferS Pro-
posed WarrentOn Trip.
OBSERVANCE OF JULY 4 BEGUN
Ferry Steamer Lackawanna Dis
mantIed and VIII BE Sold for
Junk-Nine Applicants for Two
school Positions New Lodge Of
odd Fellows Is Installed.

Als11ndria News Agency. l26 soutn Royal street.
Alexandra, Va. Authorized agents and carriers
fer The Washington Herald. The Herald viii be
delivered eaily and Sunday to any addrrss IN
Alexandria f0r 50 cents a month.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Fine Arts Council Diabnnaed.

Mourning. cards bearing inscriptions on
The death or The council OF fine arts. which
vas dishanded by executive order Or Pres
ident Taft. has been mailed 10 members
of the council by Glenn Brown. secre-
tarE OF Lhe council
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Ni. 81. - G0IIaga. RaIfInara. Nd.

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We -e1ttfptc 11iigruEs large gruVrl- lo-arei
h, A-i-ll r4lsr neauftfvi srt1Th- classi-
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f-rce car--rr~e-i- excellent hhrrr rev har eo7,.
irie ian1-aforice. arlt~rcs. tracE gymnasium EF1rs
Nas Do. SUMS courts ler7rs moderate. gstzluEla
sL--lrosI BROTHER DIRECTOR
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
SAKS & COMPANY.
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
daily ) MS Sal 8
Bathing Suits and Vacation Requisites

yards in loo yards connected. Spe-
Cial 15c.
PennelI 60-yard Reels, that sell
for soc. Special. 45o-
Carlton Lightweight Reels, that
sell for $50. Special S5c.
Carlisle DOuble-gut Hooks. that
sell for 24o dozen. Special, 10c.
Mad Toms soc doZ
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WITT all
purchases OF so
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carpet a o. q a TT
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present. free. rhis
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grade clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Cameras and Kodaks.

No. IA Folding Pocket Kodak, $1,000
All the other makes OF KOdaks
and Cameras from $1,000 10 $4,000.
Developing and printing our spe-
cialty. With every three dollars
worth or work you have finished in
our Photo Department we VII give
YOU free of charge one Sx10 bromide
enlargement.
Save Your Sales Checks
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
Anglers Supplies.

Dowagic Minnows. that sell for
Tee. Special, SOC.
King Fisher Finished silk Line,
that sells for SOC for 20 yards Spe-
cial, 35c
Triapart Reels, that sell for $3.50.
Special. S2.65.
Pennell S0-yaTd Reels. that sell
for $500 Special. S135.
Silk Line, that sells for CSC for 25
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
JAPANESE SQUADRON

Monday, April s.
japanese sports at the Boys Field
in afternoon. .....
At $3.50 p. m, Consul General
Uyeno's reception at the Alexander
Young Hotel, in honor of Admiral
Ichiji and officers and cadets.
Both ships open to the general pub
lie after y. m.
Tuesday. April e.
Japanese sports in afternoon ut
Boys Field.
After p. m, both ships again
open to inspection By general pub
lie.
Wednesday, April p
At a. m, officers and cadets
leave on special train for Haleiwa,
as guests Of the Honolulu Chamber
OF Commerce.
After 2 p. m, both ships open to
public inspection.
From Z to p. m, flagship band
will play at Emma Square.
Tuesday, April g.
Officers and cadets who did not go
on the Haleiwa trip will be taken to
the Pail by auto, as guests Of the
Honolulu Chamber OF Commerce.,
Friday. April O.
Officers and cadets will he the
guests OF Hon. s. NJ. Damon at his
country estate at Moanalua.
From 9 to IL a. m. the flagship
band will play in the Capitol
grounds.
Saturday. April 10
Depart for Hilo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
FareweIlS Too
Good For
Rivers

The Farewells wiped out the
Young Rivers by score OF IA to Z
on Sunday afternoon. NJ. Dlas pitch
ed good ball and struck out 10. Per-
ry, for the losers, accounted for four.
+. Souza did good work as catcher
for the Farewelis. as.-.t
The Young Rivers made four in
the first and We're much elated, but
the FarewelIs responded with no less
than eight runs In the second, and
from that on were never headed.
The following was the lineup:
FarewellsrF.. souza. CT, M. Dias, p;
N. souss, ID: m. Alves. eb; J. Do.
minso. 90; L, Rosa, IS; C. Rawllns
RI; samf6ilva. CT; Ant. Fernandez. CT
Young Rivers = Joe Riney.,c; NJ.
Perry, 3; J. Perreira. Id: J. Lilo
lani. 2b; J. Souxa. 3b; Black. IS:
Herbert, RI; Ant. Rego. CT; Bob. II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
Racing
BOWLING
Rowing

scared and doing the Marathon act.
Nelson doing the sleuth stunt and
whenever he can get close enough to
the fugitive. stabs hInf In the kidneys.
Silva opened out once and put in o
right to head. After this marvellous
performance he sprinted once more.
Seventh Republication to head. Sill
va puts left to Jaw. Then the. marine
has things all his oxn way once more,
and the big dub refuses to fight.
Eighth and Last Round-Nelson
straight left to face, silva goes down
for Ave seconds. Silva On arising tries
for a knockout with right but falls to
do damage. Nelson then gets busy
and chases the Demon all over the
ring. Silva tires OF -sprinting and
makes a stand. First he puts In a
good one to head. and then tries for a
knockout with his right. Nelson came
back with a beautiful left, and the only
bit OF lighting seen In the whole mill
was stopped by the gong. Nelson won
BY mile aud Foxs decision could not
have been otherwise.
Mr.. silya's goose is cooked good and
plenty. and II he had SOME deep laid
plan OF laying down to Nelson this
time, and thereby influencing the bet
ting In the event Of another match
with Nelson. he Is away of In his
guess, for there will be no more pup
lie appearances Of the exploded Dem
on. Sayonara Silva.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
FIGHT FAN FURIOUS
SILVA SHOWS STREAK
MARROW MEETS MATCH = STANLEYs sPRINTNG STUNT - MR.
PLATT POSSESSES Furnishing PUNCH-NIGEL NEAR
LY NIPPED - NIGHT WITH THE PUGs

the higher priced seats were all filled
Several challenges were issued dur.
ing the evening. and that OF Mcintyre,
who wants to fight Wahalani, was ac-
cepted on the spot. Mac. is anxious to
ayenge the fall of the Leilehua idol
who went down in defeat to the Ha.
waiian. The scrap will be brought of
In the near future and both men want
TO night winner take all That looks
IKE business, and should lead to Q
good go. Nothing Is known OF Mcin.
Tyres skill In the ring, but tho man
himself must Know what he Is up
against In the hawaiian, as he was
present at the ringside and saw Mar.
low put to sleep.
Although some Of the bouts were
not up. to much owing to tho men hav.
Ing got bad attacks Of cold feet the
show on the whole was most enjoy.
able one. Laughter rang out all the
time and It was certainly very ludi.
crous to watch the antics of most Of
the boxers. The Silva-Nelson 10 did
not cause much laughter, as everybody
was too busy blessing the Demon,
ana begging NELSON TO nnish his man
on somehow or another. Some people
even went 30 FAR as to suggest that
the NOOK be called into reqnisition.
The Nelson'silva night by rounds
went al follows; rs,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
VlsltOrsTOHaVe
Great Sport

This afternoon the officers and
men from the Japanese cruisers will
attend the Boys Field. where great
program of sports will be carried out.
There, will also be a baseball game
between the combined warships and
the J. A.. C.'s. The field sports pro-
gram has not yet been made up. but
II Is understood that there will be
sprints. long distance events, and
yaulting competitions.
Each event will be announced In
both the English and japanese Ian
guage and everyone will easily un-
derstand what is taking place. The
J. A. C.'s are getting together a fine
bunch of rooters to shake up things
In general. It should be great aft
ernoon's sport, and doubtless a rec
ord crowd will attend the Boys
Field. S5
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
Collie Sc Boys
White Wash
IrOquols

The Oahu College boys did the
whitewash act with the Iroquois on
Saturday afternoon. turning them
down to the tune of Il to 0. In the
first inning the College team made
no less than ten runs. For the rest
of the game the sailors did well In
preventing the College from making
more than four runs.
Akina and ordenstein pitched we'll
for the winners. and Fraser held
down first with great success.
i The Official score was as follows.
InnAI.AIn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05

"Ayaunt demon" but n certainly
looked very much as n something of
the sort had bappened. Judging from
the way the punchbowl wonder fed
from the marine For eight rounds the
fal, soldier chased silva nj, over the
ring and all tho Wells of tho snentator.
could not make the ouitter stand and
face the music silva has fought his
last fight before an audience. and n
any promoter ever nuts the portu.
euese's name on n playbill again. the
said promoter deserves all that IA com.
ing TO him. and that will sure he an
empty house.
II is hard to saw what was si,va,s
game: maybe he and his friends bad
wagered that the "Demon" could last
tho eight rounds against tho marine
and consequently aid no, want 70 take
any chances of being knocked ont n
that was their stunt II was worry s,c.
oessfu, as tho "Wonder" never gave
Nelson n chance IN h,t him in tho face
silva simply ran around the ring and
when Nelson did manage TO catch nm
with the scared runner silva would
covar hi. ,aoa w,,h NJ, n,ova. ana
or,,,o,, 49,, Ill - $500 =. 80.
H. ,,.,,,,a,,, .,,,,,,o., 49,, 80,
a.n, o., 80, 49, sasa, ,'a
who saw n
But now TO n more p,easant subieet
o,, ~. ,,,,.u -, 49, 49, $3.50
., a.. ,oara., IN, ',a,,e., ~
ha,ant ans M.-,ou No. 80, 800
ooron While, 4, ,o.,o, 7, ,,.. .,o,.h
rrorn ,ha ,an -, ,ha cow ho,h 80 ha
Inc go. ,or &C wy.h.,.n, 49,,
rr,s.d a,arvor. ,.,,h ~. eah. =. 49,,
nm and aos.ryo. yra., nraa,,r o.. 81
Ting awav with mar ,ita Mor,ow
Tho scran Witch vas achad,,ed ,o 90
s,x ronnds wa. all ovsr ,hssora m,
ena M INC -seccond snasn, r-bo- n ..
waiian forced tho Nah,,ng yro,n M
very stnrt and landed some Acre.,
blows ON Marlow who came b,ct n
the hest NJ his ah,,itv In thu SECOND
round the native nassed Marlow ona
on the poInt and made him proypv and
shortly afterwards swung HIS left onto
the same spot. sending the IeI,ebua
man to the floor MARROW made a eame
effort to rise. but was too weak and
the fatal count of ten went with him
stili on the floor. -,
The Richards.platt scrap was sensa.
tional enough for anything II was
whirlwind 20 from the very start.
both men disregarding all attempts nj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05
Additional Sports on Page 10

The Rev. DR., McKwan of Pittsburg
is being talked of In that city as n
candidate for moderator OF the next
presbyterian general assembly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05

bulletin business Once Phone $50.
Bulletin Editorial Room Phone 185.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-05

Hoogs, Townsend Uroquoisl, 2. Bias
es on balls: on ordenstein. f. Dreler.
2. Struck out: by Akina, g. Orden-
stein. 8; Dreier. &. Wild pitch:
Dreier. Passed balls: Bailey. .. Sac
rifice hit: Sing Chong. Double play:
Desha to Fraser. Time OF game: III.
BON. Umpire: Espinda. Scorer:
Schmutzler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
Episcopal.

The st. Andrews Associate Mission viii
hold the following Sunday services: a
St Johns chapel, Logan avenue anc
Ninth East. Sunday school, g:i5 a. m.
morning prayer and sermon. 1890 a. m
At ST Peters chapel 657 North Seconc
West; Sunday school. 9:i5 4, m: evening
prayer and Sermon $50 y, m.
Vt ST Judi's chapel Layton. Utah
service and sermon. $50 p, m.
AZ East Garhell. Sunday school. / p
m. evening service. p. M.
St Marks cathedral episcopal Tweu-
lteth sunday after Trinity. The Rev
Professor y. Saunders. acting dean Hol>
communion 7'30 a. M; mathis ltanS
and sermon by Bishop benjamin Brew
sirr. the former dean, at IL n. IN. NesperS
and sermon. 80 p, IN. Feast of IS
simon aud Jude Thursday, October IS
1909. Holy communion, 10 a. m.
ST Raurs church Main and Fourth
south streets Charles l.. Perkins rector
Holy communion at q. m Sunday
school at 9:i5 u. M Morning service and
sermon at II o'clock. Bible class 1T
p. m Evening PRAYER and sermon at S
rClock. Visitors welcome. All seats
free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS FOR
MEN AND WOMEN

The Government gives Railway Mail
Clerks $500 per year to start and in,
creases TO 81 200.
Uncle Sam will soon hold an exam
nation throughout the country for
Postal Clerks, Letter Carriers and other
Government Positions, The work is
pleasant. hours short and pay liberal,
II is estimated that $4,000 appoint
mcnts will be made this year. The
Government wants men and women over
Is. Any reader of Tho Tribune can
get full Information and Instructions
to pass the examination by addressing
the Bureau Of Instruction,
ll53 Hamlin Building, Rochester. \. Y.