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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
MILLIONAIRE
 CUDAHY DYING
 OF PNEUMONIA
(SpeciaI from Irnited Press

Especial from United Press.)
 Chicago, Nov. 26.-Michael Cudalny, millionaire head of the Cudahy Pack ing Company, is dying, here, today, in the Mercy Hospital, of pneumonia. Physicians at the hospital say he will hardly live out the day.
 Cudahy, who is 69 years old, was operated on for appendicitis, last Tuesday, by Dr. John B. Murphy, a Chicago specialist, and for time seemed to rally and to give indica- tions of recovery. However, pneu- monia set in and it is believed that all hope is gone.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
SELL CONCENTRATED LIQUOR EYTR A(NIS-A gents uai1ted at

once in every locality to sell ''ZanoP' Concentrated Extracts for making Liquor at Home" Quick sales, large profits, enormous de- mand. Makes the genuine article. Saves consumer over fifty per ce1t. Strictly legitimate, no Government or State License required. Great est agents proposition ever offered. Cah carry goods in pocket and de- liver as you sell. Absolutely new to consumer. Used by liquor deal CTS for years. Write at once for free booklet on Secrets of Max ing Liquors at Home" and OUT successful selling plans. Universal
 Import Co.,, $40 Universal Bldg, Cincinnati, O. azp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
HAROLD NARAMORE IS ENGAGED TO
 BROOKLYN GEL

The engagement of Harold B. Nara more. son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank J, NaraInore, of this city, to Miss Ade- 1aide Bueling Weeks Of Brooklyn, N. Y has been announced.
 |. Mr. Naramore is very we'll known locally and has scores of frienus throughout the city who will hasten to congratulate him on his enga agement He is at present associated with his father in the Bridgeport Coach Lace Company
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
AWARDED FOR
 BOSTON NAVY YARD PIER

Especial from United Press.)
 Washington, Nov. 26.-A contract was, today, awarded by the Navy De- nartment. to the Riverside Contract ing Company, of New York, for the construction of pier at the Boston Navy Yard, for s27,918.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
OPERATION ON THROAT
 OF KING AIEOxsn

Bordeaux, F'rahe, Nov. 2s,-Kfnz Alfonso, of Spain, will arrive here, this afternoon, to undergo treatrnert at the hands of Professor Moure. the. noted specialist. It is rumored here that an operation on the Kings throat, of a serious nature,. may be neceSsary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

WANTED.-Every person in Bridge port aud vicinity to know that ZU- MO-TA, the perfect counter-irrit- ant, gives quick relief from all pains arising from Congestion. Ask your druggist for a free sample.
 H g DO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
TEACHERS SHOW THAT THEIR
 SALARIES IN BRIDGEPORT
 ARE BARELY LIVING WAGES

Many of Them Would Not Able to Exc Out the Strug gle for Existence With out Help from at Home Salaries Paid Are Out of All Proportion to the Skill of the Labor Required and Amount of Training In volved
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
ARMY 0, NAVY O,
 END 1ST QUARTER

Neither the Army nor Navy football e1eyens scored during the first quarter of today's game at Philadelphia.
 (Continued on page 2.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
UNCLASSIFIED

TO RENT.-Five room fiat, 746 Maple St. Improveme rents. Rent s12.0O. Drew Bros, 43 Sterling street. II 70 I U CIT THIS OUT. Bring this coupon to the Vernon Studio, State St, cor. Lee Ave- tomorrow and get one dozen best cabinets and one extra one on 1911 calendar for S2.5O. a% s2,OOO on business property in Stev- enson, Conn. Will pay back $500 a. year. Address Louis Busker, Nowtowp Conn. H 26 dsO BRATWURST better than ever at Mark Nagers. 652 E. Main St.
 I 23 tf q TO RENT.-Good centrally located store. Rent reasonable. Inquire AS Fairfield Ave. H 25 b"o Apply PA Brooklawn Ave.
 H 25 IF YOU ARE earning less than s25 a. week, write for our latest pro- position. Manager, Box 213, Bidde- ford, Me a*p IMPORTED SCOTCH BRANDY and Irish whiskey can always be found at Clancy's Cafe, Poli Bldg, Fair field Ave. Fine free lunch all the time. aS MEN: Learn automobile business. We teach you at home. Get you s25.0O weekly job. 5000 weekly while learning. Rochester Auto. School, B Rochester, N. Y. a*p THE PROGRESS MAGAZINE, Chi cago, will send anyone interested free particulars of how to become a newspaper correspondent. Good income possible. Work anywhere, all or part time. Ask for Booklet IS. a*p WANTED.-Every adult in Bridge port and vicinity to get the free sample of ZU-MO-TA which drug gists are giving away. Takes the place of all p1asters and liniments for aches and painS.. H 23 S$po FOR SALE.-1 pair large fine bay, long tail carriage horses (16 hands high.) Perfectly gentle. Can be driven single or double. Price req sonable. Can be seen at stable. D. W. Thompson, Insleside Place.
 H g s DO WANTED.-Every person in Bridge port aud vicinity to know that ZU- NO-TA the perfect cOunter-irrif-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
BARTENDERs LOCAL 25e.

There will be q regular meeting t1- morrow at 3:30 D. rn. We have started again to hold two meetings a month so be present if possible as there will be important business that requires your attention.
 az J. M. SEAEA Dec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

FOR SALE.-1 pair large fine bay, long tail carriage horses Gle hands high.) Perfectly gentle. Can be driven single or double. Price req sonable. Can be seen at stable. D. W. Thompson, Insleside Place.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

WANTED.-Every adult in Bridge port and vicinity to get the free sample of ZU-MO-TA which drug gists are giving away. Takes the place of all plasters and liniments for aches and pains. H g s%po
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

1000 LOADS of loam for sale. Soc on the place. Levy, G74 Madison ave. Hzz 1S0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

MEN: Learn automobile business. We teach you at home. Get you s25.00
 weekly job. s10.00 weekly while learning. Rochester Auto. School,
 52 Rochester, N. Y. a$p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

FOR SALE.-Very desirable bufId1u< site, cor. E1mwood and Laurel
 Ayes Edward s. Hotchkigs. TeIe- phone H2Zu@o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

TO RENT.-From Dec. 1st, five room
 flat; all improvements; one nnfnsse from trolley. John Flynn, Beech mont Ave, above St. yfnceaf|s Hospital. Fl ze SD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26
NOTICE.

Adjourned meeting of those inter ested in Gaelic Language on SUndav at three. United Irish Societies Hal. Caed mile failthe romhatn. a@D
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

THE PROGRESS MAGAZINE, Chi cago, will send anyone interested
 free particulars of how to become a newspaper correspondent. Good income possible. Work anywhere,
 all or part time. Ask for Booklet IS. a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

IMPORTED SCOTCH BRANDY and Irish whiskey can always be found at Clancy's Cafe, Poli Bldg, Fair field Ave. Fine free lunch all the time. a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-26

IF YOU ARE earning less than $25
 a. week, write for our latest pro-
 position. Manager, Box 213, Bidde-
 ford Me a*p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
Newsy San Francisco Notes.

The following notes. having much local
interest, are from Traffic, the new weekly
of San Francisco:
Effective June .. the Western Pacific
began an S6-hour daily freight service
between Salt Lake City and San Fran
cisco. Westbound, trains leave Salt Lake
City at $3.50 a, m.s arriving in the yards
at Oakland at midnight on the third day.
EaStbound, trains leave Oakland at $3.50
4. m. and arrive in Salt Lake City at
10 y. m.
T.. o. Mccormick, vice president in
charge Of traffic of the Southern Pacific.
announces the appointment OF IL. S. Lin
coin 10 be assistant TO the vice president
and of r. NJ Gibson OF Chicago TO be
secretary. Lincoln has been with the
Southern Pacific company for many
years. lis was expert rate clerk TO J. G.
Subbs when Stubs was located In this
city.
That the Western Pacific is rapidly ap-
preaching the date on which its passen-
ger service will be iuauGuraLed Is indl-
Gated by the preparation OF a map which
Will appear with the company's time cards
drawn. sharp and clean. and shows the
lines OF the Western Pacific and the Den
YER & Rio GrsLnde system.
Elaborate plans are being made by the
Oakland chamber of commerce To cclc-
bratc the arrival OF the first overland
passenger train 10 arrive in Oakland via
the Western Pacific. Officers of the road
have been informed OF the preparations
Work on the Western Pacific is being
rushed towards completion with all pos
siblc speed and II seems certain that pas
Vice President Schlacls has said. by Au-
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Former Will Not Extend the
Colorado Midland Beyond
Grand Junction.
DENVER REMAINS AS
MAIN TRANSFER STATION
Train to San Francisco and No
Restriction on Wyoming
Line.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
NEW YORK. June l8.-It is said that
tho Gould and Hill lines havo made nm
alliance which viii prohibit the Burling-
ton from building beyond Grand Junction,
Colo. Tho Denver G Rio Grande will
handle the business. These two roads
still have each half interest In tho Colo
RADIO Midland. Traffic VIII be delivered
TO the Rio Grande by the Burlington at
Grand Junction as we'll as at Denver.
but all through traffic OF the Burlington
over the Denver & Rio Grande and West
ern Pacific will have Denver as tho con-
Meeting point.
The Colorado Midland Will be depcn-
dent for revenue upon such local and
through traffic as it can pick up
The Denver & Rio Grande evidently has
accorded Hill every concession he sought,
even TO a through train from Chicago TO
San Francisco via Salt Lake City. While
no extensions are to be made from Grand
Junction, the Hill lines are at liberty. II
IS stated, to build from points in Wyo-
ming to establish a short line from Den
yer TO the Pacific northwest.
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POSTAL COMPANY REFUSES
BUCKET SHOP BUSINESS

Edward J. Nally. vice president ana
general manager OF the Postal Telegraph
company, upon being shown a statement
that inquiry might be made as TO wheth-
er the Postal company has recently been
Indicted. said THAT is a class of busi-
ness which the Postal Telegraph and
Cable company has always kept out of,
IT Is a very lucrative branch OF the tcle-
graph business, the profits running into
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars annual
ly. but II is not tho kind of business
which we engage in. Only a short time
ago We again went over all of our nu-
merous wire leases TO ascertain wheth-
or any of them might possibly be for
bucket shop purposes. We found one
which was doubtful as allowed by con-
tract, and that lease has been Cancelled.
] am confident that none OF the wires OF
the Postal Telegraph and Gable company
arc used for bucket shop PURPOSES"
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|NHY THE BLAME
|FDR THE CHURCH
n the ScandaIous Swindles of
Stake President in Oneida
Ditch Swindle.
pHEIR POWER WOULD STOP
IF THEY EXERCISED 1T
parkinson's RascalIy Account;
President Smiths IlIuminat-
ing Notation Thereon.
BY G. E. ARNEY.

snscIal to Tho Tribune.
BOIsE, Ida, juno 15.-While in
<,nsida county the other day / met and
.onferred with several gentlemen who
NIL the initial step in ousting from
,f5ce the guilty officials OF the Oneida
rouuty irrigation district for their va
inns acts of larceny of the funds Of
nat ouasi-public corporation.
The chiefs of these faulty officials
rere A. D. Henderson of Clifton, the
|oresident; Arthur W. Hart Of Preston,
.bs secretary, and George C. Parkinson
q Preston the treasurer.
Most of these injured settlers were
kcenly appreciative of and indorsed all
.6e exposures made by The Salt Lake
rribune Of the diabolical acts of these
Ihieving officials. There was one ex-
<spiion, however This one candidly
<riticiscd The Tribune for making the
tpads of the Mormon church parties in
<rime to the overt acts Of these cul-
prits.
II has appeared throughout all the
search ! have made of the acts of
I|lesc devilish plunderers that they
<ould only maintain the grasp they do
nj the throats of the people of this
Eistrict, including the state cf Idaho,
by the power given them direct from
6e Mormon organization proper, which
mstained them in their ecclesiastical
flnctions. Parkinson, as the president
h the Oneida stake of Zion, and Hart,
1s the president Of the Young Men 8
Butual Improvement association.
The excuse has been made for the
&eads of the church that they were not
coenizsnt Of the outrages perpetrated
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Railroad Notes,

Right on time.
callCntc Is booming.
Log Angeles Limited today.
Miners owned tho city and Lagoon.
Wcstcrp Pacific appointments arc COM
lni up.
Ono good Midland man has been secured
by the Western Pacific.
Oakland is to have a new station at
Sixteenth street Plans are now being
nudc.
The Burlington BuZzcr from Chicago TO
San francisco is going TO be u hummer
But the Molfat lInc has TO date seem
inGlv entered into no agreement not To
hulI
The Montana railroad commission has
set thc rchcaring OF The merchandise case
for juno 80 at Helena.
Salt Lake is tho gateway To the Yell
lowstonc. Already the hosts are asscmh-
ling and the first through train will be
well filled.
The directors OF the Consolidated Wag-
on " Machine company are making =
tour of the country inspecting their vari-
Gus agencies
Assistant General Passenger Agent u
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by these men ard that surely tho presi-
dent of the Mormon church was not adj
vised of tho crookedness Of, especially.
the stake president, George G. Parkin-
son.
! have ofttimes complained that the
power of the hierarchy was ever and
anon found in the balances against the
sufferers of the fraud and with the Of
Tenders. This position has been taken
not alone In defense of n number of
worthy Mormons over on the desert
about Preston, Dayton and Clifton, but
IN defense of the state Of Idaho, which
has moro than a forty thousand dollar
equity in the Oneida irrigation dis
trict, which has stood It's proportronate
of public fund.
The Power to Cypress.
The power Of the heads of the church
at Salt Lake, and this power only, en-
ables these men to ride rough shod over
the heads of their own poor people and
is equally potent in forbiddlng inter
ference Of shifty officers of the state
Of Idaho, who crouch and cover before
ance, even at the expense of the people
of Idaho, whom they are sworn to pro-
tect,
That the downtrodden Of eastern
Oneida county may sit down beside the
student OF Idaho politics ana together
place their fingers in the prints of the
nails which fasten Joseph f. Smith
firmly to knowledge Of the thievcry
of George C. Parkinson, the defaulting
trict, and the sustained president of
tho Oneida stake Of Zion, | produce
here the itemized account of this dis
sin stained embczzler, pre-
sented TO and paid by this plundered
district, together with a footnote
signed by President Joseph i. Smith,
in which he admits the employment Of
this, his ecclesiastical subordinate, dur
ing the same period covered by his ac-
$3.50 per month Hand his expenses.
Here is President Parkinson s ac-
count and President Smith IS admission:
CLAIM OF GEORGE c.
PARKINSON. TREASURER, AGAINST
THE ONEIDA IRRIGATION DIS
TRICT-
February s. 1905. to March 3. 1905
Expense OF three trips TO Boise,
by order of the directors. TO Sc
cure passage OF law providing
money for payment on state
lands lying within the Oneida ir-
rigation district $l40 90
To twelve days time, above work,
at $3.50 ,.................... 90. 90
May 3-ENpcnses TO trip TO Boise
in the interest OF state lands in
the o. 1. De-................... $3.50
trip :. ...o...:.........s..,.. % so
June 11-Expense Of trip to Boso
In Interest OF o. |. D,....-.... 1880
trip :. ,..........Y............,. 90. so
June 20-Expense of trip to Boise
in interest of O. I. D.,.,...,.. 81. so
trip :. ..........:.........s..:.. 22
July 12-ExpenSe OF trip to Boise
in interest Of .. ]. D., order OF
directors :. .................... 4s. so
July Ito five days time above
trip :. ..-......,.......... 81.
Telephone expenses above trip $50
July 19-EXpcnses OF trip TO Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
PACIFIC GETS
WELL-KNOWN OFFICIALS

j. d. Mansfield has been promoted from
commercial agent at San Francisco TO be
freight claim agent OF tho Western Pa
cihc and his place has been filled by the
appointment OF w. II. Davenport with
tho title OF general agent OF the Rio
Grande and Western Pacific. Both men
are very well known locally and In San
Francisco. whore they have been and
viii continue to be located. Davenport
has steadily delivered the traffic for
the Colorado Midland and has host OF
friends up and down the coast.
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by order of directors ....,..., 80
To two days time above trip 10 90
August 26-Expepse OF trip to
Boise TO secure payment OF mon
ey from state for ., !. D....,... 81 80
To four days time above trip. so 90
September 2-EXpenSc of trip to
Boise in interest of district spe-
cfal rate account excursion. ,..a II 20
Pullman, So hotel. $40. .......... 10 90
September 6-To four and one-half
days time above trip. ........-, 3s rs
September 10-By warrant No. 1890 80 90
road faro :. .I.............,,... 90 80
S25N :. ........,....,a..... l.. SO
October 12-To three days time as
November 17-Expcnse OF trip to
Boise, by order OF directors, rail-
road fare, sleeper and hotcl... "a so
November ITO two days time
as above shown ...-..-,-....... 10 90
December 14-Expense of ono day
at Boise In the interest of the
O. l. D.. So: one days time at
December il.Telcphone to K. w. ~
Hart from Boise ,.............. 225
December 31-Stamps. expense to
Stationery. letterheads. envelopes,
etc .... .................. 5.65
Iclephone expense to date. IL 20
MaGnifying glass to aid in read
ing numbers on bond coupons 3 80
July ,, l9O7-By warrant No. 2T9.. 300 90
stamps May IL, 81; April II, So. 100
August 20-To Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company 20 date. $50
August 2smStamps. So; October IS,
October 15%by balance due...... 2ss SS SS
Total .-,-------...-,......s sS34 95
October 16-To balance due .. 299 90
:, All the above trips expenses include
as well as incidenta!s. Respectfully sub
mltted. GEO. C. PARKINSON,
During the entire year of 1so5-Janu-
ary | to December 8. 1905, George c.
Parkinson was in the employ Of the sugar
company at salary Of $3.50 per month
and expenses. Yours truly, Joseph +.
Smith.)
The Reason Is Plain,
This is why the objection on the
part of the Idaho correspondent to The
Salt Lake Tribune To George G.. Par
klnson being made Il member of the
convocation of the Idaho state univer-
sitY; to his membership on the Re-
publican state central committees; TO
the governor Of the commonwealth sit
ting at his table and later commencing
his 'fChrlstian character" to the young
community whose helpless people he
has so ignobly robbed.
Can 'Bill" Lee. the head of the
Idaho State university convocation
movement, the leaders of the Republi-
can party organization Of Idaho; Cover
nor Brady or the Pocatello Tribune ex-
cept to the moral standard assumed In
reference to Parkinson7
Can the Mormon settler over IN
Oneida county, who is the greatest per
sonal sufferer through Parkinson s CHI.
cancry, murmur that criticism is Of
fcred of tho Utah church authorities for
sustaining in ecclesiastical authority
such an arch criminal, when they actual
ly possess and have possessed tnIs
knowledge for moro than three years7
Such hypocrisy is an abomination IN
the sight of the Lord!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
Ellie Condemnation suits.

Three condemnation suits were filed In
the district court Monday by tho Bing-
condemn right OF way for railway pur-
poses over certain land In Bingham. tn"
defendants in one action are the Verona
Mining company and others. in tho second
:. II. Pritchard and others are named
defendants. and in the third Henry Weiss
and others are defendants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
Big Day at Wandamere.

Today (Tuesday) viii ne big day at
Wandamere. The Sons of Veterans and
the auxiliary of that organization. to-
gether with tho Daughters OF Veterans.
will have charge OF tho exercises. which
promise TO be OF unusual interest Sup
per will be served at $50 p. m., after
ing VIII be rendered. Later, dancing will
be eniOycd,
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Now Leadyille Short Line.

DENVER, June 18th" MontcZun1a &
Washington Railroad company recently
incorporated for $500. 600 announced to-
day Chat construction OF It's proposed limo
from Denver 20 l.cadyllc. Colo, would
begin within thirty days. The company
is allied with the Arecntia Central and
VIII uso the ArCctinc tunnel To- get
through the continental divide. Officials
OF the Montc2uma q Washington COM
pauv assert that the distance botwcon
Denver and Lcadvillc Will he reduced
from 2l6 10 lg2 miles.
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S: spencer OF the short Line is back al

S: Spencer OF the Short Line is back at
his desk.
rracklaying is rapidly progressing TO
Pingree and the line viii be finished ear
lier than expected
Hundreds OF copies OF the new Utah
book of the Rio Grande arc being sent
cast
The usual Fourth or July rates are an
nounced 10y the railroads.
The Salt Lake Route has put on motor
cars between Los Angeles and San Pedro.
Men and women Enroll now in the
Y. NJ. G. A. summer school shorthand
school; two evenings week Public
demonstration tonight of new system.
Come
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
Summer Sessions.

Henager IS Business College will con
tinue In session all summer and new
students can enter any time. A special
low ratio is offered TO those entering at
this time.
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Special Summer Rates.

Henager IS Business College is giving
n special low rate to those entering at
this time School is in session all sum-
mer and new students can enter any
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
New Job for Apperron.

y. Il. Appcrson, former assistant super
intCudcnt OF the Rio Grandc in this city
has been appointed trainmastcr or the
western division Of the Chicago Great
western with office AT Clarion. Ia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14

Make up your grades at the Y. NJ.
c, a. vacation school, complete gram
mar grades. Starts June 90. Registra.
ton daY. Saturday, June 10
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What Everybody Ought to Know.

What Everybody Ought to Know.
That Foley Kidney Pills contain Just
the Ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the action of
the kidney and bladder. Schramm-
Johnson Co.
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st. Marks Celebration.

An open house will be in vogue at St
Marks hnsnItll lnlaN. In nhsnrYancn OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14

the thirty-first anniversary OF the found
ing OF that institution. The hours will
be from . o'clock to . o'clock in the
afternoon and the public Is cordially in
vited TO visit and inspect. the institu-
tlon. Nurses will act as guides and will
show all departments 10 the public
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Indepcndent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14

The following notes. having much local
interest, are from Traffic. the new weekly
of San Francisco: