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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08


Shall find n way TO right the wrong
Uranus this day IS In benenc aspect
with the passing moon which is on the
cqua tor and occupies a sign favorable to
clearness of thought, quickness OF per-
ception and facility for understanding
others.
The day should therefore be highly
auspicious for dealings between men and
women, and for smoothing away mis-
understandings, arranging subjects i'm dis
putcs. adjusting tangled problems and
balancing books.
Science and study should gain greatly
The aspects favor sight seeing. travel. re-
search, calculations and spiritual matters.
1t should be good period 10 reform
habits or methods, change business syS-
TENS or modes of living. make resolutions
and begin things anew. however wrong
they may have been heretofore.
Persons Of fiery, fmpetuous, choleric
natures. and those who delight IN dra-
matte. striking actions, must exercise
prudence and moderation in this time,
lest they be carried into excesses.
Those handling large sums OF money,
or interested in large financial plans
that involve unusual profits. must move
carefully
Specula ton ia under an evil sign.
The day should be good for all CON
cerncd with the processes or business of
brewing. dIstilIing. preserving. bottling.
canning and mixing liquid materials
Fish and fishing are under q good sign,
There is an augury OF strange phen-
omenonS' TO come.
Persons with this birth-date are under
aspects that often give them more thought
and mentality than compassion. They
Will profit during the twelvemonth by
considering others, especially those in
forIor 10 them,
Children are born today under aspects
that make for high. quick intellect and
intuition. Faults to be guarded against
arc hcklcness and changeability.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08
YOUNG MEN COMPLETE
SA[ESMANSH|P COURSE
Eleven Out of Class of Fifteen
Students Pass Hard EX-
animation.

n. a. Miller. Ernest Bauer and Sam
Brown finished the years work in the
y. NJ. c. 4. saesmanship. class as the
leaders OF the eleven young men who
completed the series OF lectures and
demonstrations that the cour4 com
prised. Twenty-Five young men entered
the class at the beginning OF the school
year. or these. fifteen continued tn the
end. Four Of these failed TO appear for
examination. but the other eleven passed
a hard examination. conducted by com
mittee OF business men. The eleven are:
Rudolph OrIob, David Wolf. .. j.. Saal.
c.. NJ. Wagner. l.. \. Carman. Fred Car
nick y. 4. Miller, sam Brown. Ernest
Bauer, Joseph Stone and Emil Nymau.
The judges were; .. IL Hewlett OF
Hewlett Bros. John link OF the j, =.
Gardner company h. j. Perriue OF the
Capital Insurance company. John ID.
Spencer OF the New York Life Insurance
company. Joseph Anderson of Anderson
& Taylor. J. g Clawson and Guy a.
Wilson
The class in salesmanship has been
under the direction OF john -. Spencer.
who has been assisted by others desiG-
mated by him. Practically all the sales
manship courses taught in the United
States were investigated and the course
in the y. NJ. e. a. was based on The
best in all Of them combined.
SOC and 75c roses only 24c at. Yoge-
Ter seed store
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DECREASE SHOWN
IN DEATH RATE
Report of City Board of Health
Shows Only 80 Deaths
for March.
BIRTHS ARE 2l7 AND
MARRIAGE LICENSES l16
Contagious Diseases Number
226, of Which l2I Are
Scarlet Fever.

According to tho report oi the city
board or health for March the death rate
in the city was lower during that month
than since 1907. there being only S5
deaths reported. which is Al the rate OF
T. por 1000 population, based ON total
population for the city of $4,000. In
March 1909. there were 40 deaths. and
in Murch. 1908. there wcro 1l5 deaths.
The death rate for March last year was
1916 per 1000 population
During the month % nun-rcsidents died
in this city and gB bodies were shipped
bodies brought here for burial in the
The total number OF births for the
month WIS "lI. OF which lli were girls
and lo3 were boys. The county clerk
issued 1t6 marriage liconscS IN March,
Tho report Of contagious diseases
showed a total Of 225 cases in the month.
one hundred and twenty-one were scar
lot fever, which has been quite epidemic
for some months. Other contsgton re-
reported includes chicken poN. smallpox
dph;heria. measles. whoopins cough,
mumps and typhoid fever.
Scarlet fever cases arc pretty Wcll scat
tered and arc distributed among, the
various municipal wards as follows;
First. 30; Second, 2S; Third. ~; Fourth,
The report of the sanitary inspector
shows that 1914 loads OF garbage were
OF at the city dumping ground
and garbage station and i26 loads were
DESTROYED at the crematory. Forty eight
horses and $50 hogs were also destroyed
at the crematory in the month.
The food and dairy commissioner con
demued So pounds of foodstuffs III inc
month and started two. prosecutions for
violations Of the pure food ordinance.
The veterinary Inspector inspected llNi
cattle. 1859 sheep. 1874 hogs and 70 calves
.I,,., md NIn
S hogs and 2TS pounds Of beef
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CLUB ORGANIZED BY
NEWSBOYS OF CITY
Is Designed TO Help Boys, and
Also Work of Juvenile
Court. ~

At meeting attended by majority
OF the newsies of the clJy, held at the
y. NJ. {. A. Thursday evening, the
organization of the Newsboys' club OF
Salt Lake City was effected. The pur-
pose of the club is 10 help the boys.
and it will be operated under the aus
pices of the juvenile court Of the Third
judicial district. The members of the
club will be given a weekly class
and swim at the Y NJ, G. A, for which
privileges they Will pay a nominal fee.
Their club fees Will be used in connec-
ton with public subscriptions for ben
eft fund for the members Of the or
ganiZation.
The officers Of the club. elected al
the meeting Thursday evening, follow {:
President, Charles McGillis, newsboys
agent for The Tribune and The. Tele.
gram; vice-presidcnt, Ben Brighton; :;
treasurer. Harold NJ. Stephens, we'll.
known young attorney Of the city. who
is voluntarily giving his time in be-
half of the Juvenile court. The ex-
ccutivc committee Will consist of the
president and the treasurer, together
with Judge Alexander McMaster, Judge
of the juvenile court. :
At the meeting, speeches on the aims
Of the organization were made by Qua
dello Brown, probation officer: q. $.
Gibbs of the juvenile court; George b.
Weaver, circulation manager Of the
Evening Telegram; and James Il Ad-
sit, assistant physical director OF the
y. M. c. A
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&. +. H0RR0CkS'S FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services win he held at the
undertaking chapel OF EbeT w. Hall this
Friday. morning at 1890 o'clock. over the
body OF George r.. HIorroCES. who diad
Wednesday afternoon Of heart trouble.
Mr. Horrocks was 3+ years old and was
born in Ogden. where ne had spent the
main part of his life. He had been living
with his sister Mrs. W. =. J.owry 669
South Stale street. for the past fifteen
months. One week ago Mr.. Horrocks
complained Of feeling i'll. Medical aid
was secured. but despite the efforts OF
the attending physician. Mr.. Horrocks's
condition gradually grew worse. until
death came Wednesday. He is survived
by two brothers and two sisters-S. \.
Horrocks. l. r. Horrocks. Mrs W. b
Lowry and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore
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SPECIAL ELECTION Is TO
BE HELD AT TG0ELE

Tooeie will hold a most interesting
special election Friday. when the citi-
zcns VIII vote upon the proposition OF
bonds for the new second district school
To be erected La the new townsite. Tt
Will he = duplicate OF tho school building
already built and used IN the old town.
n fino iwo-stoTy structure. which has =
new addition. II shows how quickly Too
clc is forging ahead.
a number OF Salt Lakcrs. who are in
terestcd In the town have plans drawn
for several large and important new
buildings, and the Tooele Improvement
company Will also build several struc-
lures this wear, so the second year Will
be n hummer for tho new town. The
sale OF town lots was held on April Is
last year so the new town Is less than
a year old
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SELLS JUDGMENT AGAINST
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

Separate answers were filed in tho dis
trict court Thursday by George Harold
Spcight and his mother Mrs. Kathleen
Root. TO the complaint of Rose r
Speight, who is endcavoring to secure
an interest in the judgment rendered
against the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company In favor of George Har-
old Speight, whom she is suing for a d.
Yorcc-
Mrs. Spcight filed suit for divorce IN
June, 1909, charging her husband with
descrtion and on-support. She asked
for and was granted a restraining order
preventing the telephone company from
paying over to her husband the iudG-
ment money. which amounts 10 sl1.729,
SpeiSht. in his answer claims that he
sold his interest in the judgment TO his
mother March 20, 1905, for consider
alton OF $4,000 and that he now has no
interest In IL whatever. Mrs. Root also
sets out the purchase Of the judgment
for a valuable consideration
The Judgment was secured by Speight
as damages for personal injuries re-
ceived by him while employed by the
telephone company. With the exception
OF the amount paid 10 the attorneys In
the case the money is now In the hands
OF the clerk or the court awaiting a final
decision in the divorce action.
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DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
TAKES OVER PROPERTY

At meeting of the directorate OF the
Michigan Mines Development company
Thursday night. that company took over
the properties Of the Michigan Copper
& Gold Mining company. The following
board of directors was elected: l.. Green
Sam s. Porter. II. y. -Dinw0odey. Rodney
r. Badger. Rlchaw i. Morris. II. g.
Williams and K. NJ Johnson.
Tho company Will inauguT8tc an active
campaign in the near future for The de-
velopmcnt of the six claims which II now
controls in the San Francisco mining
district in Beaver county. =
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UTAH union MINERS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Delegates From Various Lo-
Gals in State Hold Important
Session at Eureka.
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING
YEAR ARE STRONG MEN
Proposed TO Put an Organizer
in Field to Work During
Coming Summer.

The state convention 81 miners has
JUST closed It's annual meeting. The seq
sious were held in the Miners union
hall in Eureka. and continued four days.
The unions OF the various camps were
represented. Park CITY, delegates
Bingham. 3; Mercur. /; Mammoth. .,
Eureka. 3. Howard Tresiddcr. "A member
OF the national executive board of the
present.
The meeting was devoted 10 deyisine
ways and p1cans OF carrying on the work
In tho different parts Of tho state. The
delegates reported conditions TO be uni
formly satisfactory.
Al the closing session, officers were
elected as follows: T.. &. Perry, Bingham,
MN and .Smcltc.men's union. president;
Jerry =. Shea. No T. Park CITY vice
president; j. W. Martin. Eureka, secre-
tary and treasurer: executives board. Gus
Hanson. No. /. Park City: O. E. Locke
Bingham. No. .. F. W. Fox Mercur. No.
4; Adam Adamsou. Eureka and Nam
moth. No. 6. There arc two vacancies on
tho board. which viii he filed by appoint
mout by the new board when It Is or
ganized
The next annual meeting will be held
in Park City on the second Tuesday in
April. 1911.
The plan is to put an organizer in the
field this summer. An organizer was at
work during the last summer but was
withdrawn on account Of the necessity OF
making large contributions for the assist
ance OF the striking miners at the Home =
stake mine at Lead. :. y.
The election Of delegates 10 the ma
tional convention. which Will be held in
Denver in July. will take place In the
various unions at their first meeting In
May,
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Card Of Thanks.

We desire 10 thank the members OF
Excelsior camp. NJ. w. A; the Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Blacksmiths and
Helpers; the pastor and choir of Hoacb
Methodist church. and all those who
assisted in lifting the burden from our
hearts in the loss of our son Also
for tho many beautiful floral offerings
Father, mother and brother of the
late Fred \ Mckinlev
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FOOD INSPECTOR OFF
FOR SOUTHERN UTAH

Deputy Stale Food and Dairy Inspector
iIeber G. Smith left Thursday night for
the southeastern part OF the state to
make general inspection OF all stores
factories and public markets. The in
spection is the first to be made In that
part OF the state. From here Mr.. Smith
will go directly 10 Price.
According To State Food and Dairy
Commissioner Willard Hansen. many re-
tail grocery stores have become. lax In
their observations Of the law concern
ing the sale OF oleomargarlne. The law
requires that tho dealer selling the sub
sttute FOR butter place sign on his
place OF business so stating. According
to Mr. Hansen many dealers have failed
to comply with this requirement.
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BUSINESS NOTES

Salt Lake bank c;carings Thursday
were SJ.I02, 272 -. MS compared with ST.,
lIO.9li.,i for the corresponding day last
year.
acres lying between the old copper plant
and Oakley addition in the extreme
northwestern part Of The city tho pur-
Chasers being Samuel j. G. Fell and Rob
erL Nj. Green OF Phladclphia.
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SEVEN MEN HELD UP
BY LONE DESPERATE
Higllsayman Shows No Signs of
Nervousness While Hand
ling His Victims.
OFFICERS FIRE AT MAN
ON WEST SECOND SOUTH
Suspect, However, Escapes, but
Shooting Creates Much EX-
citcmcnt: The Details.

Seven men were held mp last night,
| presumably hY one lone highvayman. In
| ported and an additional rohber ap
peared: The msn was not even
masked. and while he was opcrat
| inc dozen sIeuths from the police
| department were patrolnc the neigh
| borhood i'm which the rohbcu was opcrat-
| ins. The thug was evidently an expert.
| as he showed no signs OF nervousness
and handled his victims with the case of
| a "Eafflcs."
Armed with an ax. Mrs. Anna Marish
chased the bold highwayman from
barber shop at Seventh South and West
Temple streets Thursday night. after he
had robbed patrons OF the place OF S30.25
The woman did not arrive upon the scene
until the hshwayman had searched all
ri the patrons in The barber shop, but
when she arrived the bandit lost no time
in making a getaway.
l.. L. Mshland - Yale street WAS
s"tting shaved when the robbcr entered
$3.50 and Ranstron gave up more than
81. 1b" hishwayman was not masked.
was completing the job. Mrs. Marish
burst into the shop with an aN and the
robbcr fed.
Holds Up Store.
Prior to holding up the barber shop
the highwayman held up the proprietor
and State streets. lie snapped re-
vovcr three times in the face OF the
proprietor Frank Talaga, and caused
Paul Angel pa iron Of the establish
mcnt. TO seek a secure corner In n re-
mote part of the store. Talaga showed
fight and the robber hurried away with
out waiting to collect any coin
G. s. Flodson. 275 East Seventh South |
street. was held up by a lone highway
man shortly after 10 o'clock Thursday |
night and relieved OF 81 and a silver |
watch. His companion WAS also touched |
TO tho cXt"nt OF SEE. There was no |
ceremony attached 10 the robbery. Hod- |
son was walking along Seventh South |
street. accompanied by = friend, when |
the command Ia elevate hands was given |
Hodson and his friend obeyed The |
bandit WAS not masked ard apparently |
was ir no hurry 10 complete his loh. Tor |
he insisted that the victims align them |
selves against q ncighboring fence while
he searched them.
BY Lone Highwayman.
\ man named skclly reported that he
had been held up near Fifth south and
highwsyman did the job in This case
also.
Lieutenant Richard shannon had eleven
men In plain clothes out securing the
town for the highwaymau but until :
O'Clock no arrests had been made.
Two mcn. who gave their names TO the
ported that they had been held up near
First West and First South streets. They
lost Sc 90 but the robber overlooked $50
in .Carlson'S pockets.
up on Fourth South, near state street.
and relieved Of SIS. In this case two
mon did the job. lie was held up about
Two patrolrlen fired . man believed
TO he the bandit when he refused To halt
and he searched. The pistol shots occa-
ond South and Fifth West. The suspect
escaped.
A private safe may pe rented in the
= a.,1- ~
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Brigham Street Home

For sale quick. You had better see
that beautiful new Groom brick home
today. Hardwood floored and wood
work. Elegant style Extra large bath
room Fine walks lawns and trees.
Don t "bcat around the bush If YOU
want such a property. but sec us at
tho Office today. Ii S going chcap, and
terms can be arranged, if desired. Best
location-aud much less than $4,000
will get it now. Tuttc Brothers com
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Kodak Pictures Finished
Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street Ex
elusive photo dealers.
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RUDGER CLAWSON SUC0
APOSTLE c. W. PEI

Apostle Charles ". Penrose
rcicpscd as president of the
mIssjon Ills successor is Aposi,
lI |,InrSnn who has been named
G,st nresidency OF the Mormon
Tnn III apnnovncement was Official
Tbnrsday and Apostle ClawsoI,
sal, for liverpool Just as soon y
set @ his personal and business :
iusted so that he can remain -
The state for the usual three
more. w., haon In 4
ibn Enropean mission since ~
and during his incumneney ~
tabllshed the Headquarters a. cb>
For years he was editor,in, n, 's ~
Dcscrct News, but " Is hos Iii
claIly announced That nc WI"
ho editorial chair.
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Rummage sale at Unity hall, l3S So.
End East, on Saturday, April 9. Doors
opened 10 a, m.
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WALL PAPER BARGAINS

And picture sale all this week. Geo.
w. Ebert, IL Main.
Expert Kodak Finishing.
Shiplers, commercial photographers,
Isl South Main ST.; second floor
All kinds of grass and clover seeds.
Bailey & Sons CO. G3 E. End So. ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Excellent French dressmaker and de-
signcr, Just arrived from Paris, desires
few customers by tho dav. Madam
oiScllc Frances, 63 South Fifth East.
Bell 20SS-X =
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Discusses Money System.

James Il. Collins discussed the money
system OF the United States before Il
small audience I'm Unity hall Thursday
evening. The speaker said that 1lvliza-
tion is an absurdity. and that people
arc getting nothing out of it. This Is
due 10 tho lust for money, lie said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Pimples, blotcbes and all other spring
troubles arc cured by Hood S Sarsa,
parillaEthe most effective of all spring
medicines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Mistakes are easily made, but YOU
make no mistake when you plant
Vogcler S seeds.
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4 Land Drawing Sptssal.
a special train via the SALT LAKE
ROUTE viii leave Salt Lake City
7:3O a M. Monday, April 1lth, for
Lynndyl, Utah, for carrying the large
crowd S5O5 round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Fine quality California blooming
roses only 2ic at loGc!er's seed store.
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Tingey Acting Governor.
Governor William Spry and Mrs. Spry.
with Colonel ID. G. lacking and Mrs.
lacking left in Colonel Jaclalng's pIi-
vate car for California Thursday, where
they will visit in San Francisco. Los An
gcles and other cities. They will return
hy way Of Arizona and from there Will
20 TO New Orleans and return home by
way OF Chicago They viii be gone sew
oraI weeks. In the governors absence
Secretary of State Charles s. Tingey via
act as governor
John Harrington. Home Carriage Co ,
carriages and light livery, Both phones
273.
Lawrence & Robertson announce the
removal Of their law Offices TO Suite
Nos. 4l0 to 4l2, Felt building. opposite
postoffice,
DR. A. Scott Chapman. dentist has
removed to rooms l345 Mercantile An.
mex, over Walkers Store.
When you plant Vogeler seeds you
plant the best that money can buy.
J.H. KENT,
ARCHITECT.
Room CPS Newhouse Bldg
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MEMS FINE fURNlshA
Our shirts and neckwear TOT
son embraces many ueau'iiu'
tinctiye patterns. 1u Y u,rr'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

Smoke Flor de Baltimore Highest
Grade domestic
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ter that date If liquors are 20 he sold
at ,Saltair another license covering a
period of three months viii have 10 be
issued and there are large number Of
people who will see that license
bearing date July ] and expiring Sep
tember 80 is displayed at SaItair on
Friday, July and if it is not then
displayed as provided by law moro and
vigorous prosecution will follow. Salt
air Beach must comply with the law,
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A private SAFE may pe rented in the
fire and burglar proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
80 Up. Main street. $500 per year.
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The stars incline, but do not compel.
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Friday, April 8. 1910.

Now they who have been warning long
Shall find way TO right the wrong
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TingeY Acting Governor.

Flower seeds, plants and bulbs.
Bailey & Sons Co. So f. 2nd So. ST
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Our lawn grass will MAKE J
full lawn IN three weeks. w.
store.
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John harrington. Home Carriage Co
carriages and light livery. Both phones
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Ask Tor Flor de Baltimore
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Two yearol hardy garden roses only
24c AT Nogeler s seed store.
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What the Record Shows.

This year the records in tho county
clerk g Office show thai license was
issued (it is No. l237) TO Saltmr 10
sell liquors. that the sum of 5000 was
paid in for such license; that the date
OF issue was April D; that the date Of
payment of the license was April 4, and
that the license expires April so. Al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

soc and 15c roses only Gle at Voge-
lcr IS seed store.
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.
So West end South street. Phone T1S,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-08

DR. A. Scott Chapman. dentist has
removed to rooms l345 Mercantile An
mex. over Walkers Store.
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SOC and 75c roses only 24c al Voge-
Ter g seed store