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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-11
WILL ASK NEW TRIAL
IN NICK vAC0S CASE
AftidayitS Set Forth That COntOs
Was Heavily Armed Before
the Shooting.
SneeIal 10 The Tribunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN March lO.-rhlt John Contos
was heavily armed a short time before
lIc was shot and killed by Nick Nacos. a
fellow Greek, about n year aso, is the
statement Of o. l.. Buttorn an Ogden
barber, in an affidavit filed by Attorney
Samuel King OF Salt Lake this afternoon
with a notice oil intention 10 move for
a new trial FOR Nacos. who was COLI
victed in the district court several weeks
ago os murder I'm ,hc second degree
Between and . o'clock OF the even
ing when Contos was killed in his con
fectionery store he came into ButtorG1' s
barber shop at "i6i Grant avenue. ac-
Cordinc 10 the affidavit. Buttorft says
that he shaved tho Greek and lS he arose
from the chair the barber noticed
large revolver I'm his hip pocket, and re-
casual manner. after Coutos left the shop
4 short time afterward. when Contos
had returned to his store and was wait
ing or customer. Nacos entered and
sho, him.
Accompanying the affidavit of But
tori are affidavits of Attorney King and
the defendant. Nick Nacos. Both de-
clare that they had no knowledge OF this
evidence before the trial. and that as
the question of whether or not Contos
was armed mt the time he met his
death was Il material Issue ut the trial,
they ask the court for new trial. At
iorncy King also gives notice that he
including alleged errors of the Judge i'm
charging the jury and his refusal TO
allow 4 change of venue when demanded
by the prisoner and his counsel.
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Death Of President Maiben.

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI, March 10.-John s. Malben
died hero this morning at S o'clock. He
Was born I'm Brighton. England June Is
1926, and came to Utah In 1855,
Since his coming 10 Sanpctc county
in 1875 he had been prominent in Nor
mon church circles. For many years
he was bishop of Mapti. and until re-
cent years WAS second counselor 10
President Canute Peterson of SanDete
stake. and was set apart as first assistant
to Apostle \. ri. Lund when that ecclesi-
asst was president OF the Manti temple.
President Malbcn. as he was called
here, leaves no postcrity. Ills two wives
by whom he had no children. have
preceded him to the grave. He was OF
q lovsblc disposition. always having a
cheerful word for everybody. He was
a favortc with children Mr. Maiben
was a generous giver 10 charity. He did
much for the high school and new ward
house that is being erected. There were
very few funeral services held here that
he did not take par, in. His body will
be taken 10 Salt Lake for intciTneut be-
side his wives.
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DIED


PAUI--ln this city, March 10, 1910. Frank
Paul. aged 80 years. Of pneumonia, for
mer resident of san Francisco. Cal. and
n member OF the Lathers' union, local
No. i3. Body at O'Dounell &. Co.'S par
lors. Notice OF funeral will be given
later.
ONGLEYAIn this city. March T. 1910,
George S Onglcy, aged 81 years, )
months and 19 days, of heart failure. Flu
neral services will be held from the l. o.
o. f., temple at u. IN. Sunday, under
the auspices OF Salt Lake CITY tent No.
., *. o. T.. NJ. Friends wishing TO view
The remains may do SO any time after
) y. m, Friday until Sunday noon at Ebcr
w. Halls funeral parlors. lGi South West
Temple street. 1uterment in city ccme-
terry.
MITCHEBL-Of Eureka, Utah. at ST.
Marks Hospital. this city. OF pneu-
monia. March 10. 1910, Joseph Hyrum
Mitchell, born April I, 1856, In Georgia
brother OF John Newton and Charles
Mitchell. The remains are al the funeral
parIors of Joseph VIM. Taylor, 20 South
West Temple street. Funeral services
will be held Sunday. Time and place
will be announced later,
MERRIBI-At 22I West First North
street March 10, 1910. OF scarlet fever
CoIbourne. son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank
w. Merrill. aged : years 3 months and
20 days. Iutcrmcnt took place in Salt
Lake City cemetery, Thursday. the 10th
at :.
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THE KILLED IN T00ELE:
DISPOSAL OF BODIES
Special 10 The Tribune.


TOOELE. March 1O.-Georgc Voyer. ia
ther OF the boy who was killed at the
International smelter at this place. ar
rived at noon on Wednesday. A party
of former Anaconda friends met the be-
reavcd father al the train. Edward Voycr
was a little past 10 years of age and
was born and reared in Anaconda, Mont.
His father Is a prominent citizen OF that
place. The young man came 10 Tooele
about three weeks ago and had been
employed AT the smelter He was en-
gagged in cleaning machinery when he met
his death. The man who was operating
the machinery ut the time OF the nccl-
dent was so overcome that he had to
be taken home. Mr.. Noyer left on the
afternoon train with the remains, all
preparations for burial having been made
by friends previous 10 his arrival.
4 thorough Investigation was made as
tn the whereabouts of the relatives of
Gus Anderson: the man who was found
manGled on the railroad track near Tooelc
on SUNDAY morning. After messages were
sent TO several places. his mother was
located in Ohio. The remains were In
TERED in the City cemetery on Wedncs-
CaV
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Hollanders File Intentions.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeClaT 10 Thr TllbunC.
OGDEN, March 10 Declarations of in
tentiou TO become citizens Of the United
States were filed with the county clerk
This afternoon by sixteen former sub
jec,S OF The Netherlands. Recently u
political organization known as the Hol-
land American Republican club was per-
fected In Ogden. and the applicants who
filed their petition today are members OF
the club. The applicants: Joseph kon-
ing William kouw. j. w. Ncrsfeld. Her
man Martin j. H. Schulz Il. Jansen
ir.. II. y. Tippencamp, X. jansen. sr.. L.
J.. Evard. H. Bockweg. G. Bockwcgs Il.
Schouien, jr.. Il. Schouten, sr.. :. Bosch,
III. Ophcikcns and j. Van WocEkom.
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Drunkenness Is Charged.
Special TO Tile Tribune.

Special 70 Tie Tribune.
OGDEN. March 10.-For the last five
vars Henry Jackson has been habitually
drunk, according TO the complaint for d
Norce filed by his wife. Sarah Ann Jack
son. this afternoon During that time
Mrs. Jackson says her husband has
treated her in a cruel and inhuman man
ner and mas not contributed In the sup
port OF their minor child. Mrs Jackson
asks the court TO award her the custody
of her child and certain ihouschold goods
at tho family home, 3Oii Washington
avenue. with general relief.
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Suit Involves Mare.
,cciaI 90 The Tribune.

NIl|ITHT TO T TIE ITIUW1IE.
OGDEN. March l0.-Eeplying to the
complaint OF 4. B. Corey In which he
is seeking the possession of Il mare from
A. Russell. the latter says, in his answer
filed with the county clerk today. that
the property in dispute was given to him
by Corey after tho animal had been bad
ly injured. and through his careful at
tention the animal rcgained its health,
Russell asks the court TO dismiss the
plaintiffs complaint and order the mare,
which was taken from him by II writ OF
repleyin. returned to him or give him
judgment for her value. $50.
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Little Edwin Loyesy Dead.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. March 10.-Edwin Victor
Lovesy, the litle son Of Edwin Victor
Lovesy, a %oll-kuown resident of this
place. died this morning OF pneumonia
TWO other children OF the family "A baby
and daughter 10 years old. arc III OF
the same disease. At n late hour to-
night the physician had almost given
up hope for the infant. Mr.. Lovesey is
correspondent for The Tribune AT Biug-
ham. Arrangements Tor the funeral OF
the little boy have not been completed
but hc will bc buried in the City ccme-
terry In Sail Lake ClIY.
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Say goodbye 10 your corns the very
first time you use TIZ You will never
know You have a corn, bunion or cal
Jous, or sweaty, tired. swollen, aching
feet any more. II g Just wonderful the
way the pain vanishes Rub the corn
hammer il with Your fist if you wish
no more pain after TIZ than If there
had never been blemish on YOUR feet.
Doesn't that sound good TO you'
Doesn y itl Then read this
The corns on either Of my toes
wero as large as the tablets you make
to cure them. Today there is no sign
Of -corns on either foot and no sore
ness. It's all up-to-datc Godsend.-
Sam. A. Hoover, Progress, N. c.
Just use TIZ. It's not like any
thing else for the purpose you ever
heard Of. 1t s the only foot remedy
ever made which acts on the principle
Of drawing out all the poisonous exuda-
tions which cause sore feet. Powders
and other remedies merely clog up the
pores. TII cleans them ont and keeps
them clean. II works right off. You
will feel better the very first time il s
used. Use ii week and you can for
get you ever had sore feet There is
nothing on earth that can compare with
it,. TII is for sale at all druggists, %
cents per box, or direct If you wish.
from Walter Luther Dodge 6; Co, Dodge
building, Chicago, Ill Recommended
and sold by Schramm- johnson Drugs
-Four Stores: First South and Main,
Second South and West Temple, First
West. and South Temple, Fifth South
aud Main
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Indian War Vetcrans' Claims.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. March l0.-Mr. Pratt OF the
Indian var commission has been
here for the past ten days registering the
names OF veterans Of the Indian wars
hereaboutS. III all he has registered l93
names. many OF them being widows OF
men who served at the time Of thc In
dian troublcs
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School Building Delayed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 10.-The city board OF
education has decided temporarily TO
abandon the plans for erecting the new
school building at Indiana avenue and
Twenty third street The new building
would cost S25.00C. and in view of a
number of Improvements needed on the
school buildings OF the city at this time
il has been deemed best not to make this
expenditure until next season, when the
building fund will be larger.
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Arm Is Broken,

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. March 10.-John Murphy
a miner AT the Highland Boy mine, while
at work TODAY has his right arm broken,
timber falling on it, He was taken to
the Keogh- Hammond hospital at salt
Lake Citc.
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May Raise Quarantine Soon.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, March l0.-As result Of the
smallpox situation at the city jail there
was no session OF the police court this
morning. and the fact that the Jail Is
under quarantine has greatly decreased
the number Of arrests in the past few
days. Niolators OF the law taken into
custody by the police are sent TO the
county jail, where they Will not be ex-
Rcis believes that In few days. unless
other cases are discovered at the jail, 1t
will be saic 20 raise the nuarlntinc.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

CLOUKEY-Funcral service over the body
OF Edward G Cloukey. who died at
AIdv ale, March S. 1910. will he held In
H. 1910, at p. IN. under the auspices
of the brotherhood Of Railway Conduct
ors. Interment at Mt. Olivct
CLOUKEY- service over the
body OF Edward G. Cloukey, who died
at Midyale March s. 1910. VIII be held AT
O'Donnel & Co.'S chapel Friday. March
IL, 1910 at p M, under the auspices
Of the Brotherhood OF Railway Conduc
tors. Lady Maccabees Invited Inter
ment at Mt Olivct
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Petition for Letters.
.rial 10 Tho Trihunc.

SrcCidI 70 The TrIbunc.
OGDEN. March 10.-Mrs. Mary Laying
widow OF the late Peter j. Laying has
;lIed a petition with the probate division
oi thc district court asking that letters
OF administration upon the estate OF her
husband be issued to \. |, stone Mr..
Laying died al Swcctwatcr. Wyo, March
~ 1909. leaving an estate consisting of
Il cause OF action against the Union Pa
cdc and Oregon Short Line railroad
companies valued at $50
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Complaint Is Amended.

Special 10 The Tribunc,
OGDEN. March 10.-An amended com
plant In the action brought by Ivan
Fisher against the Union Pacific Railroad
company has been filed with the county
clerk. Fisher is asking for S2.1lO dam
ages from the railroad company for ihc
alleged careless handling of shipment
OF stock sent over the railroad com
panys line from Boulder, Colo, March
IL 1909
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BOARD PLANS TO IMPROVE
0GDEN'S PUBLIC GROUNDS
Special to The Tribune.

SpeClal 10 Inc tribune.
OGDEN. March 10.-ThoInas II. Carr,
wcll-known druggist Of Ogden, has
been named as a member of the board OF
park commissioners by Mayor GlaSmann.
and, with the other members OF the
board. viii soon outline what improve
ments will be made this year on the pub
lie grounds Of tho city when the city
council decides on the amount OF the
appropriation TO be made for this pur-
pose.
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE StTlP II. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates. Eimball Van
and Storage Co. 10 w lSt So. m266s
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A Fraud Gets Thirty Days.

SpcciaI 10 TIC TrIbuDc.
PROVO, March 10-tranl1 Daniels
who IS charged with fraud in taking sub
scriptions for poultry journal i'm Cali
iornia and not remittinG the money was
today sentenced by Judge Noon in police
court to serve thirty days in the city
i9il
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FINE OAK SHELVING: ALSO sEC-
ond hand showcases. w. l.. "ctnerIUoeTT;;
lES-l60 w. 1st South. pA''A
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LADY'S NEW copr,-
suit divided skirt; 5iS S5Ssso! e \
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InGrmary Cottage Contract.

SpcciaI 10 Tho TrIbunc,
LOGAN. March 1O--Thc county COM
missionerS decided 10 build n cottage
OH the county poor farm today. and ac-
cordingly accepted the bid OF Worlcy ~
Nelson Of this city to erect it Tor $SIiT
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WANTED HELP-MALE


M ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unskllled laborcrs Furnished
40 East lst South. cor. Commercial.
Bell phone 1855: Ind. 923. p4S
CARRIERS WITH HORSE. ON TRIB-
une. Apply 10 Circulat lion Manager.
sTRoCK's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help'
Headquarters for laborers. go
IT. End South. Phones i6i. cifo
VISIT HENAGERs BUSINESS COL
lego before you decide to enter else
where. Get tho best. 10 So. Main &C
THREE OR -FOUR EXPERIENCED IN
sertcrs for Saturday nights Apply
Tribune mailing room after 10 p. M tl49
TIE RELIABLE HOTEL EXCHANGE;
Z. ~. Moehest, prop; Headquarters 'or
nrst-ciass hotel. restaurant; club and
private family employees. Ind. 1918. Bell
'''' ''' -'' ''''''''' N''' ~ ISIS
JAP BOY FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. wages $50: l0Ol L. So. Temple.
80 MEN TO SOAK THEIR WATCHES
and diamonds at Uncle FRANKS Loan
f5gl
WANTED-2 GOOD REAL ESTATE
f652
YOUNG MAN WITH BICYCLE TO coLsoo
lect go u. +. Walker bldg, 1888
GOOD BICYCLE AND GENERAL RE
pair man: experience necessary. Knud-
sons Novelty Mfg. Co. 800 SO. state. 1897
BOY WITH WHEEL. 3O3 BROOKS
Arcade f10l9
CARPENTER FOREMAN TO TAKE
charge OF form work on a ten months
job; give reference and salary in frst
letter; only Al men need apply. Address
I-34, Tribune. f1O95
CARRIAGE WooDwoRKER; STEADY
work Ior right party. j. i. Fowler 50
So. w. Temple, fl0S6
FURNITURE FINIsuERs WANTED
at Dinwoodoy Furniture Co. floSt
TEAMS AT n. TEMPLE AND 10TH
West. $500 per day e. y. llcuser Con-
structlon Co. flO6G
C&BINTTMA <ERS WANTED AT DIN
woodcy Furniture Co. fllIl
wANTED-A BARBER, r. AUBREY.
o'' 90. otaee, 10
WANTED-ENERGE YOUNG MAN
TO take charge of collection department
I'm large corporation. one who under
stands card and index system and has
had business training. Address MILO.
Tribune. f2229
UOGSEMAN AND BELL BOY. LIN
den hotel. l"3 East Third South, f323l
NEAT APPEARING YOUNG MEN FOR
house o-housc samplnS. Apply 4 j.
Lcrch. care Colonial hotel. at l. O'Clock.
f2273
FURNITURE F1NISIIERS AND. CABI-
net makers wanted at Dinwoodey Fur
nturc Co. 1880
BARBER WANTED. 81 WEST FIRST
South. f226S
WANTED-GOOD BARBER, STEADY
job. IS w. Bird South. f227@
SECTION FOREMEN.
J track foreman. $500 day.
J laborer and wife.
l miner and wife. sl05 mouth.
STROCK'S EMP. AGCN..
No. 4 T.. 2nd South st, f225i
WANTED-PIANO PLAYER FOR ROAD
show; long season. Call up Grand the
dter. f22I6
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WANTED

Il. HENRY JACOBS. 20i McCOkNlSth
bldg. deals In real estate e%clusiySon'Sii
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PLUMBING.


WANTED. \ CHANCE TO FIGURE ON
YOUR sewer connections. We use none
but experienced plumberS also expert
cuced sod men. where VIC cut through
your lawn, NJ .. Cohn. no leak plumber,
1t65 e. 2nd So. Phones. Bell 2iI5; Ind
1884, Residence phone 30S0-x. f11S7
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M j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unskllled Ia borcrs Furnished
40 East lst South. cor. Commercial.
Bell phone 338S. Ind. 923. p4a
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MAssAG1
TURKISH J
HOUSE AND sign

ACME PAINTING 3a,,S ga An
sign painting from
Sell i13e, Ind. :iI.
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POULTRY AND pr-

EGGS FOR MATCHING q
orcas' Black Langhans =
Reds; cock took tlrst nri,i
Poultry association Jannse nse
price Si.50 TO 81 for IL y
guaranteed; some cholcS =
cockerels at reasonable .
crest Poultry Farm: Wm
East nth South. phnns. I |,
Red. Come and SEQ nv -.
always welcome. ~
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JAP BOY FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. wages $50; 1901 L. So. Temple.
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs

GLADYS SCHURTZ. S07 JUDGE BLDG.
expert In office dlctatlon satisfaction
guaranteed. Bcll 1I1l. 1868
II. A, ALLEN. Pill BOSTON BUILDING;
Bell 2622 Ind. 99o Ofhce dictation;
Speciality mining work. f5SS
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FOR SALE-M,ao,-

AUTOMOBILE ga1c ,,,,-'
sehger car. good az AlN--I
Tribune. quick. AL
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CARRIERS WITH HORSE. ON TR1B-
c9l6
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STROCE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household heIp'
Headquarters for laborers.
II. 2nd South. Phones AGA. cia5
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PAPERHANe1NG AND PAINTING

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. CAL
cinining. wall paper cleaned and white
washing Phone Ind. S0l5. e2745
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KEY FITTING


EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
Ing. Carriers. 325 South w. Temple st.
Ind. 1852. Bell 159-Y. g321
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and diamonds at Uncle Franks Loan
Office, East 3rd South. Ind. phone 3d.
f6gl
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VISIT HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lego before you decide TO enter else
where. Get tho best. 30 So. Main e.
Both phonns. d2Yl9
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II. NEIPAG. JEWELRY. WATCH AMI
jewelry repair work. Moxum hotel. &C
Il. 4th So. dl506
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ON-DESCRIPTIVE (MAI.E OR FE.
. malc) X. r. ticket to San Francisco or
Los Angeles. Phone Bell Exchange -.
f2269
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FURNITURE OF ALI, KINDS WANT
co: viii pay you lrst-claSs prices ~; II;
c. Fisher a. Co. l65 So. w. Temple. gsa osa
ol7l: Ind. 364 e-''
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MOVING, STORING, PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
~ In the west; goods shipped Il any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones sos.
o1o5o
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CLEANING AND DyEINc

SALT LAKE CLEANING co. 35l
state. Bell phone 5235. Ind. 1894. d
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THREE OR FOUR EXPERIENCED IN
Sertcrs for Saturday nights Apply
Tribune mailing room after 10 p. III. tli9
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THE RELIABLE HOTEL EXCHANGE;
c. H. Moehest, prop; headquarters Cor
frst-class hotel restaurant. club and
private family employees. Ind. 1918. Bell
1880. Room 21G Commercial Club bids.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a PLANO, NEW; COST $3.50; Will
sell for SITS cash. al once %~56. IT'D.
Mno. o"@N
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN Co.
leo So w. Temple. Bell Phone 4114.
xI25O
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FOR SALE TWO GOOD SECOND
hand boilers. Inquire Royal Baking Co.
f235S
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WANTED-2 GOOD REAL ESTATE
. statesmen. Address LILO. Tribune:
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1910-02-22
GriH Was Bested,

St. Louis, Feb. l6.-Manager Roger
Bresnahan, in speaking last night of
the trade he closed with Cincinnati
recently, had the following to say for
publication:
81 am more than pleased with the
trade, and if | were not | would not
have pulled it off Oakes and Hug
gins are both grand players and
should help the Cardinals. according
to my scheme of play, immensely.
Both are hustlers, and of the aggres-
sive style of ball players that | ad-
mire What | want the most on my
team is speed. In both Higgins and
Oakes | have secured players who are
as speedy as most any players in the
game Both will get around the bags
and score runs. and that's what wins
games.