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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

No one who r. Of NORMAL mind an
euars wants els ont ~ sheer curinFftv.
For there nrn always u7nnv sNa fh,t
APPEAL To TUE SELF rN0TTP FIST
that those arousing mere curiosity may
be overlooked.
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A. C. MAHAN & co.

~
IS WEST THIRD SOUTH.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE AND
BUSINESS CHANCES.
b-r. mod. red pr Dr.. 35x17O. just com
pieted. for small price OF $1,000; 5000
cash, balance like rent This is GER
tainly a fine buy.
ar IT.. 25x150. cement walks. 5000;
only 500 down and bal S15 per month.
Can you beat it2
5-r mod. brick. East Sth So. walk
ing distance. 5000; only $500 down:
balance like rent
We have a number OF excellent buys
Ia saloons and roominE houses.
We will build homes for people who
own lots.
A. 9. MAHAN & CO..
IS WEST THIRD SOUTH.
IND. $50. BELL $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

ALEXANDRA PLACE
II you want lots on small payments,
buy In ALHAMBRA PLACE. on state
street: paved street and car by your
door.
II you want any kind OF property. see
US.
II you want 20 borrow money on
first-class Salt Lake real estate. see
Us
II you want TO loan money on first
class salt Lake real estate see US.
IF YOU WANT BARGAINS. SEE Us.
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN. SEE US.
DANLEY g. JOHNSON.
NO. 80 West Third So.
Both phones 4426.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

BOOST.
There Is a renewal OF interest IN real
estate. and now Is the time to buy.
Emigration canyon lots, 50x150 feet,
500. Plenty OF shade and lots OF wa
ter. right on the electric line
From one acre 20 20 acres on the east
bench from $500 to $4,000 per acre
Best built residences in the city. COM
handing view, fine garage, $4,000.
Good terms.
6ox1s5 IT.. business property. build
ing cost $4,000; three-story and base
ment. brick and rock. $4,000. Good
terms.
Five or fifteen acres on So. Z. bench.
city water: snap at $1,000 per acre.
Remcmbe the San Pedro and West
ern Pacific will run through trains this
month; wool money is coming in; now
is the time to buy.
YOUNG & YOUNG.
Hooper Bids.
Telephones. Bell {119; Ind. 1917.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

Johnson STATE STREET ADDITION
Between state and Main streets, be-
low 18th South, is on the market,
S2I5 per lot. SIS down. $3.50 per
month: graded street. and 4-foot
cement sidewalks and private water
system: car fare 5 cents; come and
make your selection now and Sc
cure a profit: the cheapest lots on
the market for this money. See J. S
Johnson. the owner. room Galena
block. Ind phone 3069; or Dowse g.
Morris, office 1872 South state
street Ind. phone 80; Bell 217o.
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tIx15T FEET TO ALLEY, FACES
EAST on LAKE ST. S95O. CASH OR
TERAfa
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FOR sALE-We are permitted TO Of
fer ABSOLUTELY tho best business site
IN the city. "a feet front, Just east OF
the Linden hotel.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO,
So Main Street Phones 44fS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

Farms from TO 60 acres. from to
10 miles southeast OF the city both
improved and unirnprovod-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

HERE'S WHERE you CAN MAKE 10
TO so PER CENT ON YOUR IN
VESTMENT.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

FOR sALE-slo. 900 win buy 20x1o
rods. with two houses. on 9Th West.
between 30 and fth North.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.,
SO Main Street Phones 4443.
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WrTT SIDE BARGAIN.

WEST SIDE BARGAIN.
Only $4,000 for
This B-room brick. hail. bath. pantry,
closets. good cement cellar. cement
walks. Eood. large barn. lot 32xl34 to
alley. Don't mise this real snap. Just
think what you are getting for the
price. Location west. on LIST South ST
See Us FOR homes IN all carts OF the
city. We also write Fire Insurance.
HOME AGENCY COMPANY,
Cartwright & McGhie.
10th phonos- $3.50 Commercial Blk
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FOR gALE-s-roon house. good lot.
rity water. close IN; must SELL $3.50.
Addreas z 1s. Herald Repu blican-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

5-rm- pressed brick house. close to
two car lines. No. 511 e 9Th South. fac
ing Liberty park. owner will be glad to
show you through. Furnace heat; all
modern; $500 down.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

THE HOME INVESTMENT
AND SAVINGS co.
<-rooIn newly-built cottage on 5th
East ST. Large front porch. electric
lights. bath, toilet. hot and cold water.
gas. etc. A fun cemented basement
This property is close In and can be
had for $500 cash and $50 per month
The price is only $500.
4-room bungalow near 9Th East At,
paving. bath. Ell lights. hot and Geld
water. The house Is newly built, has
splendid mantle. cement sidewalks. etc
The price Is $3.50. Terms $3.50 cash.
and SIS PEI month
THE HOME INVESTMENT
& SAVINGS CO..
s-S West 1st So. st.
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SnClETIES.

masonic NOTICING Moriah
lodge No. will hold special meeting
tomorrow Monday evening at 5
o'clock. for NJ NJ. degree work. Quail
flied Masons invited.
The regular monthly and semi-annual
meeting will convene at o'clock sharp.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL4
Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR 6ALE--roorn new bungalow,
Just finished; fun basement. back porch
all screened. connected with sewer
between eth and Sth East. just across
tho street from city school. quarter or
block from car line; 5000. Terms.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SEE JONES.

SEE JONES.
HERE'S WHERE you CAN MAKE 10
TO so PER CENT on YOUR IN
VESTMENT.
5-rm. pressed brick house. close to
two car lines, No. 511 e 9Th South. fac
ing Liberty park. owner viii be glad to
show you through. Furnace heat; all
modern; $500 down.
6-rm. bungalow. one of the prettiest
homes on the bench. fully modern; FUR
mace. heat. large cemented basement,
sleeping porch; 50x1oS to alley; $500
down
s-rm- D. b. modern: just built; full
basement. sidewalk. down, up. 2
large halls. 2 porches; $4,000 snap.
s-rm. brick. mod; furnace heat; Can
yon road; close In; nice lots
FOREST DALE.
and 5-room brick homes, large lots.
5-rn. b. mod. S5tx155 to alley. close
90 car line; cement walk
6-rrn. brick on west side close 20 de-
pot. 41x145 to alley; nice lot OF fruit
trees: sidewalk. VIII trade for a good
rooming house.
arm. rustic house. large cistern for
water, 90 acres of the finest apple land;
also so acres sandy loan soil; level
ground. These are snaps.
s-rm. house, overlooks the city. You
ought to see this: on 9TH ave- facing
south: 2tx1o rods.
Lots In all parts Of tho city.
JOHN JONES.
500 Security Trust Bldg.
Bell 47ss. Ind 2o4e.
FOR sALE-By owner, nearly new
| S-room brick house. lot 45x315, 50 fruit
trees. $500: Forest Dale. S124 S. 9Th Z
/ FOR SALE-An ideal home for sale,
/ cheap and on easy terms, In the best
/ residence part of the city. new anu
/ perfectly modern 7-room brick cottage,
bet 9th and 10th East on 10th So. APP
/ ply TO owner. Bell phone 1542-k-
FOR SALE-Ideal location for apart
ment house. rods, corner I'd Nortn
and Center streets. facing north and
west We are exclusive agents for THIS
THE alliance INVESTMENT CO,
90 Main street. Phones 444S.
FOR SALE-Forced to sell modern =
i room D. b. house on north bench. splen-
Il did location; terms. Phone Bell 52S4-k-
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THE HOME INVESTMENT
AND SAVINGS CO
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DENTISTS.

DIR 3 N. KEYsoR. rooms Soo-Sof
Boyd Park Bldg. 162 So. Main. Bell
3s54: Ind 117-R
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THE HOMER REALTY CO,

Under Deseret Bank.
Ind. s27. Bell 2277.
We are going to have a cleanup sale
on OVANDA ADDITION Monday morn
ing. Sale commences at $50 q. m at
tho office OF the Homer Realty Co.
THE HOMER REALTY CO..
Under Deseret Bank
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

FOR sALE-272 acres. 40 IN crop. all
under fence. s-room brick house, pri-
mary water right FOR every acre. lain
pipe line large barn and cattle sheds,
Is cattle. 5 head OF horses, farm imple-
menta all under fence. 40 miles from
salt Lake city on s. p. l. A r r..
S15.T0o.
oUNDRY & ALDER
sos Scott Bldg
Ben t17o.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

WE ARE OFFERING AT A BAR
GAIN THOSE NEW BUNGALOWS
THAT WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED
on L STREET BUILT OF PRESSED
BRICK. 6 ROOMS. THOROUGHLY
MODERN. INTERIOR FINISH MISSION
STYLE. HARDWOOD FLOORS. BEAM
CEILINGS N DINING ROOMS. Bon
WINDOWS AND PLAT RAIL. MISSION
MANTELS AND BOOKCASES BUILT
IN THE WALLS IN LIVING ROOMS.
TINTED WALLS. CABINET KITCH-
EMS. CEMENTED EASEMENTS. VERY
LARGE FRONT PORCHES. SCREENED
BACK PORCHES. LOTS 2aN1O RODS
EACH WITH ALLEY IN REAR. see
us for our low prices and easy terms.
TwO-story red pressed brick. rooms.
complete plum bling. furnace. hardwood
floors. two mantels. front and back
stairs. lot 2sx7 rods. splendid location
very close IN, $1,000.
5-room bungalow, strictly modern
mission finish throughout. lot fONl4O
It.: owner must sell; $3.50.
f-room pressed brick. good location.
price s2.5OO. Terms $500 cash. balance
like rent
WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL BAR
G AIMS TO OFFER IN FARM PROP
ERTY. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
A FARM. LET Us SHOW YOU WHAT
WE HAVE.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

Double brick terrace. southeast: it's
modern and n good renting proposition.
81 900 down. easy terms for balance
Let US show you
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

Fine farm OF 10 acres on State street
$500 viii handle IT,
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HOW ARE THESE FOR SNAPS7
s1ya0o-4-roon new white pressed
brick. modern and southeast;
only 1900 down. a clear snap.
s1.ebo-b-room brick. southeast. on car
line: only $500 down.
.17.70o-5-roOm new modern white
pressed brick bungalow on cor
ner. southeast. only $500 down
n taken quickly. Another snap.
- rco-6-rooun brick. on Sixth East :.
$500 down. worth $500.
.ese-5-roon bungalow. modern,
southeast: any reasonable
terms
q. E0o-5-room modern white pressed
brick. IN heart OF northeast
bench.
s1.Sto-Eams az above. but has fur
mace. Both are snaps
f4.5oe-s-rocm modern brick. on Sew
enth avenue Good terms.
" have a nice selection. Come IN
and see them
J. N. SETTLE s. CO.,
z1s Main ST. Ind. Phone 1TT1.
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6-rm. bungalow. one of the prettiest
homes on the bench, fully modern; fur
mace heat. large cemented basement,
down
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

81 acres improved IN Cottonwood
including nice 7-room brick house
berns. etc
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powsE & MORRIS

No. S32 South State St
Best trackaFe and warehouse site In
the city Tor the money; It's In the
Wholesale district; paved streets on All
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

New modern cottage near Liberty
park. faces center OF park; $500 on
terms.
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s-rm- D. b. modern: Just built; full
basement. sidewalk. 4 down, up,
large halls. porches: $4,000: snap.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

s-roon mod. house on paved street
close IN. owner says sell II for $500
it's worth $500.
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NOTICE

Members OF I. O. O. r. and Rebekah:
Memorial service, June u. 1910. Dona-
lions Of flowers received at hall. 10 a
m. Services at s p. m, Phillips Con-
gregational church, 5th So. 9TH r. SDe-
cial program. All welcome.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

b-room bungalow. 5000 down, 20 per
month. good lot. $4,000.
b-roor1 new brick. r. e.. $500 down,
as per month, f2.70O-
Plenty OF good building lots s. g
Lots in an parts OF city. Lots on sth
l. near 10th So. 29N125. 500.
GUNDRY & ALDER.
500 Scott Bldg. les So. Main.
Fone Ben 4170.
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PAINTERS.

PIANOS polished and refinished; also
furniture polished. A. J. Gor1on. % w
LIST So. References. Phone 1858
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

NATION DETECTIVE SERVTffCS;iEfS..
Let US get the evidence for your
case We will put experienced and
responsible men on II. Ne handle All
cases mono too large or too small Call
tS94-X for interview and ask US for
Information In regard to any case In a
legitimate detective line We are
RELIABLE"
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CCABEFS-Utonian tent No. 1
meets every wednesday evening In J.
o. o hall. Market St Sojournlng SIR
Knights cordially invited
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

NEW Singers, 81 per month. Your
own price on all other makes. First
class condition. fully warranted. Don't
consider buying until you see us
Young a Raleigh, % West 1st South.
Bell 302S: Ind. 1858.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12

FOR SALE-A bargain; double apart
ment house. modern. close In; easy
terms. See owner. 243 West LIST South
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DRAMATIC.
FLUFF RUGS.

FLUFF RUGS FROM YOUR OLD
CARPETS. Lowest prices william ].
551 South State. Bell Main
51ss.
FROM YOUR old carpets. by Eastern
Fluff Rugs Co. 900 West Cd South Bell
phone $3.50.
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FOR SALE-By owner, nearly new
s-room brick house. lot 45x3l5. 50 fruii
trees. $500: Forest Dale. S124 S. 9Th z
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DECORATING.

INTERMOUNTAIN DECORATING
CO. No. 10 Kendall square. le.vcen sfh
and 5th South. West Temple. Architect
tural modelling and casting in all kinds
OF cement and plaster. Sculptural
work speciality. j. JepperSOn.
Charles Pirotte and company.
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Remember. We are the agents for
b-autifui Monheim Park. where THE
STRAWBERRIES GROW"
DOWSE g. MORRIS,
322 South State.
- a. Rail 11To
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FOR SALE-Forced to sell modern .
room D. b. house on north bench. splen-
did location; terms. Phone Bell b2S4-k-
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s-rm- brick. mod; furnace heat; Car
yon road; close IN; nice lots
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STAR PRINTING Co. book and Job
printing. bookbinding and paper ruling.
30 Postoffice Place. Telephone 1870.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25
Pity the Poor Travelling Man
Thanksgiving His Tough Day

The lonesome MANTLE traveller, com
merciaI OF otherwise, caught away from
home on Thanksgiving-wa in evidence
around Omaha hotels yesterday. He could
not sell goods because all the stores were
closed. He might dictate some letters, but
the hotel stenographer had gone to the
foot ball game. So there was nothing left
for him but to eat turkey alone, and since
that rift In the mOnotony requires only a
small part Of his time, he had nothing
much left 70 do except 20 pace to and
fro In the lobby. and firing Of that eNer-
else ensconce himself in some quiet corner
10 thumb the pages OF a magazine.
Most wives fancy that their husbands
on the road have q gay time every day
not to mention the nights, but II these
wives could see the gloom that hangs pail
like over hotel Hobbies. they would per
force rise up and hand forward a crown
in acknowledgement Of faithfulness.
ANY day but Sunday or Thanksgiving OF
Christmas or some other of day. these
men would not loiter around tbs lobby OF
their hotel. They would be- out Staging
the praises OF the goods they have to sell
and the day would pass quickly. But
Thanksgiving day Is blank on the travel
ing mans calendar, 50 far sales are
concerned. so there is nothing for him &C
do but kin time
Turkey Is turkey" said an old-time
commercial tourist a. the Henshaw Thanks
giving morning but the dressing isn't quite
the same away from home and wife and
kids. some people thing treysling man Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25

a sort OF masquerader Immune from human
emotions, but right there is where they
are mistaken. Travelling men, many Of
them at least, have hearts ana souls, and
wives and children. just the same as other
mortals, and being deprived OF home asso-
citation on holidays is one OF the pangs
that mingle bitter with the sweet OF the
travellers career.
when heard the church chimes ring
ing out a paean or thanks this morning
feeling Of lonesomeness came over me,
and had II been at all practicable / would
have caught the first train for home But
my home 10 In Toledo, and my territory
takes me 400 miles west OF Omaha on this
trip, so Il is evident at a glance that II /
am to attend TO business as It should be
attended to, / must keep going west until
have fulfilled my mission. Once 1
beautiful chimes and go churchward-then
retracted the thought because. how
would 1 feel IN strange church, sur
rounded by unfamiliar faces hundreds Of
miles away from home and wife and
childreny You may think the life Of a trav-
cling man IS one continuous circus parade
but IL isn't"
Each OF the more prominent Omaha
hotels, including the Rome, Henshaw,
Paxton, Loyal Merchants Willard and
others, gave special dinners and the lone
plum pudding and other good things-and
that's the best the hotels could do for
nina
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25
Cotton Brokers
Defraud Buyers
Out of Million
Postmaster General Hitchcock Tells
How Alabama Firm Manipulated
Bogus Bills of Lading.

+ WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Commenting on
the arrest yesterday by postoffice inspectors
Of John w. Knight, senior member Of the
cotton brokerage firm of Knight, Yancey
& Co., of Decatur, Ala, Postmaster General
Hitchcock today gave out a statement in
which he says that the operations Of this
concern through the alleged fraudulent use
of the mails would doubtless exceed
81 100000
The alleged fraud was committed, he says
by use OF bogus bills of lading. Mr.. Hitch
cock asserts that by making false reports
# shipments to insurance companies GER
-ihcates of insurance were procured cover
ng both railway and marine risks. These
| certificates we're accepted as Indicating the
honesty of the shipments and the bills OF
aiding accepted were negotiated by note
brokers. who procured payment from the
foreign importers in advance Of delivery.
II is chiefly against these foreign buyers
Of cotton that the fraud is alleged to have
been committed. The cotton purchased, Mr..
Hitchcock says, never arrived.
THE effect Of this procedure" the state
ment says, was TO create a widespread
lack Of confidence in our cotton export
trade, causing great embarrassment to the
reliable exporters Of this product"
Mr.. Hitchcock declares that transactions
OF Knight, Tancey g. Co., were similar to
those Of another concern Of Cornith, Miss,
whose members were recently indicted on
! evidence procured by postoffice inspectors.
The postmaster generals statement alleges
| that the investigation developed that the
two concerns had an arrangement by which
they exchanged drafts, each holding power
Of attorney for the other to accept such
drafts, and that they committed frauds ag-
gregating between 100000 and 100000
| Mr.. Hitchcock refers also to the opera
lions OF Sandals, Griffin & Co., Of Cleve-
land, the principals of which concern were
arrested yesterday by postoffice inspectors
for alleged fraudulent use of the mails in
| selling OIL stock through Misrepresentation
The successful development Of certain
legitimate oil projects during the last year
has been taken advantage Of by some pro-
motors to defraud the public through the
sale Of stock in wildcat oil COMPARES '
says the statement. investigations recently
made have disclosed the fact that the mails
are being extensively used in these opera.
| tons"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25
to Be Recommended
Postmaster General Hitchcock Will
Advise Limited Service in His
Forthcoming Annual Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. PA limited par
cells post for rural free delivery routes will
be recommended by Postmaster General
Hitchcock in his forthcoming annual re-
port In announcing this tonight the post
master general said he foresaw the estab-
lishment of a general parcels post through
out the country as soon as the postal saw
ings system is thoroughly organized.
AS the preliminary step in the develop
ment OF such a service, Mr.. Hitchcock will
ask congress to authorize the delivery on
rural routes on parcels Weighing as high
as eleven pounds, which is the weight limit
for the international parcels post This
form OF service can be conducted with
little If any additional expense to the gov
eminent,
A rural parcels post, II successful, would
probably lead the department to attempt a
more general system,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25

LONDON. Nov. A-Amsrican Ambas-
sador Reid and Mrs. Reid gave a Thanks
giving reception at Dorchester House to-
day. The guests included the officers Of
the American visiting fleet and many per-
sons from the American colony In Lon
don
Elevens from the battleships Idaho and
Vermont played a game OF foot ball at
Crystal Palace for q silver cup given by
local paper.
At Gravesend and Portland the visiting
blue jackets occupied the day in sports.
In the Crystal Palace game the eleven
from the batueship Idaho beat the Yer
mont blue Jackets by a score OF 20 TO o.
WASHINGTON, Nov. A-Foremost IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-25
Labor Federation
Continues Work
Delegates Have but Three Days tt
Finish and Do Not Adjourn
for Holiday.

ST LOUIS, Nov A-Delegates to the
annual convention of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor did not take holiday, but
resumed their deliberations at noon. No
special question was before them as a spe-
cial order.
with three days remaining before ad-
journment, none of the big propositions
before the convention has been disposed
Of The adjustment committee, which is
considering the application Of the Western
Federation OF Miners for a charter, has
made no report. The work Of the resolu-
lions committee has been completed.