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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
SPIDERS AWAIT
REST OF GAMES
-Four Championship Contests Yet
to be Played and Players
Are in Better Form
NEXT GAME WITH
RANDoLPH-MAC6N
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Local Collegians Expect to Give
Yellow Jackets Hard Fight
in Their Second Meeting
of Season

The Spiders suffered y reversal of
form during the past week TUESDAYS
championship game with Hampden-
Sidney was lost by the score OF 2 to
a. Gwathmey gave still further
grounds to believe that he - going to
make one Of the best twirlers the local
couegians have had In many moons-
The team showed to better advantage
than any time previous this season
Guy was shifted from the backstop
position to the outer garden. Mac
Farland breaking off Gwathmey's
benders.
While Meredith has played splen-
did and consistent game for the team.
his arm is ia poor shape. and 1t Ii
doubtful II he win toe the slab again
this season The team was tn poor
shape TO meet the strong Mt st. 10
seph's team on Wednesday. The team
had Travelled all night. and were In
no condition TO play. Being short OF
pitchers. Acre, who has been playing
nobly In right field. was sent to the
slab He bore the strain we'll for five
innings. and was then forced to give
way to Gwathmay, who had pitched
the day previous. The latter did not
allow hit or run during the three
innings which he worked.
Play Randolph Macon Again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
RULES COMMIT TEE
MAKE NO DECISION
Adjourn Meeting and Will Contin-
ne Consideration Of Rules
on Saturday.

PHILADELPHIA. April 3o.--After
an all day discussion of the rsspec-
tive merits Of restricted or anro-
stricted forward pass and the reteri-
ton OF the present method Of defense
Or d defense confined 70 the limits 81
the Offensive scrimmaEe line, the ma
tional intercollegiate football rules
committee adjourned Friday night
without reaching any definite conSNu-
sion
Al the close Of the days session Il.
X. Hall, OF Dartmouth. the secretary
Of the committee, announced that the
committee was getting together on =
number of compromises and that Il
was tho hope OF all to adjourn Tor the
year Saturday noon. and to then make
public the decision Of the committee
respecting all the points now under
discussion.
In case the committee u unable 70
complete its lRbors by Saturday noon
there win be an adjournment until ~.
attend the untveraity Of PennsyIvAnia
relay races IN the Aftnrnoon.
In any event the committee feels
confident that the rules Will be nually
adjusted 1t this session, and thak any
minor matters left unfinished can be
complated by mail vote.
Willis ME- Hall declined to make
public the extent OF the conflicting
views. enough Was learned rs founda-
ton for the belief that the forward
pass will BE- retained Ia some form.
and that there will be some rnodffica-
ton OF the defansA. we are gettins
nearer to an agreement on these
points" he admitted.
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SECOND ANNUAL
OUT DOOR MEET
Big list Of Events Planned for
preparatory School Athletic
League Of Richmond.
( ~----------------~---
MEET TO BE HELD AT
!. STATE FAIR GROUND
Committee is Working ON Rules
and Officials and Entries Will
Be Received in a Few
Days.

Plans are being perfected for the
second annual outdoor meet OF sne
Preparatory School Athletic League
Of Ricnmxsd, to be held on SATURDAY.
May II. A meeting was neio on
"Wednesday evening, and plans we're
talked oyer and committee appoint
cd TO arrange for the big event.
According to present plans the
meet will be held al the state Fair
Grounds. which afford ample room
for every class of event. The GROUNDS
have not yet been secured, nal the
committee viii take the matter up
and expect to get them without any
tgGt:ble.
The committee appointed At We'd
nassiay nights meeting is composed
Of the following Chairman. 4. l..
L.psoomb, OF John Marshall Hign
school; II. Al. Carroll, ofs Mcclure 9
school. and Raymond Massey, OF
Richmond Academy. The work OF
the committee ID TO make catalogue
or events. recegre the entr'eA secure
a ptace 10 rshe meet. draw ND the
rules that are to govern tile inssf
ard appoint the officials.
Last u Events.
The COMMITTEES has prepared an sn-
teresting list or events. They are
First Event--50-yard dash. trail
and finals. Second Notwithstanding
hixn jump Third Event iue- yard
dash. trial. Fourth Event ground
shot-put; 100-yard dash, finals sixth
event---SS0-yard run. Seventh event
Midget relay race. Eighth 'ent---.
T.nie vault. Ninth event. YARD
hurdles Tenth event. 40-yare run
Eleventh event. standing bread jump
Twelft6 event Baseball throw Thir-
teentl, evenf--11o-yard run Fns1r-
teenth evcnt---RunninK broad Jump.
Fifteenth cyent-A-l2-pound hammer
throw Sixteenth event. Relay race.
Rules 0f Meet.
The rules provide that In the min-
ret relay race no one az the runners
snail Be over feet inches In heixht
ar over fourteen years OF age. II ne
has passed his fifteenth birthday, he
IL ineligible.
FIVE men from each school may
enter. four to run This restriction
/ IS put on to prevent no many need
less entries and the schools will have
to pick their beet men for the en-
tries,
TROPHY FOR winner.
First In each event counts nye
points. seccnd counts three points and
third counts enc Tho school making
the highest number Of points Will be
declared the winner OF rthe meet ana
champion. A beautiful championship
trophy VIII he presented "a the will
ming school. "A movement Ii on font
u provide I suitable prise tor ths IN
td1viduAf KthiatN gntnfmg the htgheHe
uuufber " p0fsatA and lt Hi NkAly
that the prize Will Be given. s8
The. COMMITTEES 4 WORKING every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

Saturdays Schedule.
Norfolk at Richmond
Roanoke at Lynchburg.
Danvtile at Portsmouth.

With Reveiie going at his best, the
Crew never had a look In at the scor-
ing in Fridays game. The veteran
feid them completely at his mercy
throughout the entire nine Innings, let
ting thefu down with four widely scat
ing out six. Only one Tar got as far
a. second base, and only six reached
nrst--au of thefn were left.
It was only by mere chanee that
the locals did not pile UP number
of runs. rs men were left on base
In nearly every inning, and at several
times during the game a single would
have brought In one or two runs.
Mccarthy, who was iii the box for
and WAS easy for the local batsmen.
He allowed nine hits, two of them for
sxtra bases, passed three and struck
out only one.
Score in Second.
After Threatening to score In the first.
the Colts batted around In the second.
sending three runers across the pan.
TitmAn drew four wide ones 10 start,
and shaw was hit: Blythe advanced
both runners by q neat sacrifice hunt
and Brown singled. scoring Titman.
Shaw scored when Messftt hit an easy
one 10 Lowell and Munson dropped the
th.ow. Brown stole second and went
to third when Shaw scored Heyeile
hit an easy one to Busch, who caught
Brown nj the plate. Landgran singled.
scoring Messitt. and Baker was hit,
but Wallace forced him st second. re-
firing the side.
The Colts threatened again In the
third. but did not score Shaw was
passed after Titman was oft. Btgoie
singled. and Brown hit To Lowell, fore
ing Shaw ut third: Blythe stole third,
but Messitt was out, Lowell to chand-
Ter. I.ancsran doubled In the fourth,
after Reveiie was out. but Baker and
Wallace we're easy outs shaw was
left on third In the nth. after singing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Bis FIELD DAY
At THE ACADEMY
Sturdy Young Athletes Compete
for High Honors and Give
Good Performances.
$50
]. IRWIN CAsON WAS
THE INDUSTRIAL STAR
Was First in Seven Events and
Second in One-Other
Athletes Make Good
Records.

The annual field day OF Richmond
Academy, held Friday on the Academy
campus. was a complete success IN
every way. The young athletes dis
ltingutshed themselves by their perfor-
manees and the large crowd present
was highly entertained by the excel
lent work of the contestants. j.
irvine Cason was easily the star OF
the day and was declared the best all
round athlete In the Academy. Cason
| won first in seven events and second
| tn one. Other stars We're, Valentine,
ICarneal. walshe and Vaughan.
The events began at 10 A. NJ, and
at one O'clock q recess Of two hours
was taken At s o'clock the athletes
returned to the field and the main part
/ OF the program WAS run OFT There
were several hundred spectators pres
emit. The sponsor OF this meet was
Miss Dallas Chestsruaan Lee and the
maids OF honor were: Misses Mary
ICovingtcn Evans and Virginia Cath
crime Chesterman. The field day
Eeommittee was composed Of Massey.
| WAddy, Cutchins. Seymour. Winfree.
cason, Valentine. Witt and Mr.
Brown.
The farst four events were trials for
the Midgets and Juniors 5o-yard and
100-yard dashes.
| Fifth Event
Standing Broad Jump Midgets---
First, whittet: second. Metealf: third.
Pitt: distance. feet.
sixth Event.
| 220-yard Dash. Juniors---First,
Cason: second Campbell: third.
lRogerson, time. m - seconds.
seventh Event.
Standing Broad Jump. Juniors
fFfrst, Garneai. second Casen. third,
Harrison; distance, feet in.
| Ntntn Event.
Gymnasium Drill.
| Tenth Event.
Running Broad Jump, Mfdgets--
/ First. Pitt: second Whittet: third,
Parrish. distances. ~ feet, inches
Eleventh Event.
44A-yard Rum. Juniors--Firxt,
lCason; second, Harrison: third,
iRossrson; time. minute s1-4 sec
Twelfth Event.
Tennis singiesWon by John Har-
Thirtcenth Event.
Tennis Doubles Won w John and
1 NMitfieJd HARRISON
special Event.
piA Eating Eonfeat--Wnn BY
Foarteeuth fxsnt.
Fifty-yard Dash MtdG6ts Finals. =
First. Valentines seccnd. =, Roden;
third, Mayfleld. Tlnaes 4 seconds.
I Fiftssntts 9vsnt
/ Farsf cason; second Rnxersnn: third
Seymour. Time, aeGond&
! six s g 6 \ 9 ,ss 49,.
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Stans,fon w. fsasIte

sTAIFNT0N. VA. APRIL 40. stann-
Ton Military Academy defeated Ifil-
ier,s School. OF AlheSpaftes here Fri
dag ~ the senra Of Z Ia a ~ Az 1880
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CRE!u
TO TRY lG :
viii Try to Make II 81 r.
Break on the Series viii
Colts
.-------------------- III
CARE WALKER WILL 81
TWIRL FOR vIsIT
Local Boy Expected ~ u
Great Drawing Card m
Last Game Series
Here.


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AN 49, II. 80. .yrc.. >41,1
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mum - N 100. n 4 ,.5s Tsss'Ssa
,,.s =. x.sh ~yc,..~1
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~ = =. - ~ \ :. s a.
warmer. or It uasy 20 pecs ~! ] h.
team - 81 nome. 4 m ~ .es.
Of these reasons tn&t tne .sssl
ers are going 20 mussn q.
they were ~ the CT 81 z H.. za||s.
Just past. ReyeilA y tne ls "a "a as2|z
who worked in Foksslno 1: IT,
since been used - nome. Du1 ls'... 4 =,
not be asked 70 put W = :. ,.
formaIice than ne dAd y n vi
Crew IN fridays rams. ~ s|
So far the team ~ MI 49,. II
been COINS. y ma never !. 49, VI vs.
showing IN comparison Mlkh r.. H.
Portsmouth there was ~ TILL
the team; the men nA.0s2 d / I. Us
ceiient style, hit the ~.
ran the bases we1ls Dus 80 y -! s:5
for some reason. wefe Aus A. u! q h.
and the result 80 49,
pitchers can 81 kept n x T. e s1ss ~! A.
will BE hard team g 0sL II. W as.
y expected fnax Wltn go ssss r.. N
ther the SIAN q !wiIlars s ..1 ~ s'ssEa!
Ing ~ we'll - coatd ~ - N
WI U
unisss NofIoa1 80. - .s9 .sss r.
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1Alkx- "a : -
Weather predictiouS-& :losS1g
and warm. ri 81 IL u g
Probable batteries FOR Rse
mond: Oil or Hale ana MA19l9
For Norfolk: walker and 1Iu1.ss
son. ssss$
Game called 1T 4:30 e'c1oe
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B HfQ-XNrd Kun. ll1HlcfB ~ II
vaughan; second. CaeoIa, Third
WaIslte. Time. : minutes ~ M 80
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Harrison: third. Cutchtn& axAd Camp.
fsly FSss sy,fn,e "a eel,tSyfif1s n s y Il Z zSsE
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-06-09
r1ree.poIlar Gold Pieces

beginning with the year 1854 an
ending with the year 1889. there were
5897sa of three.dollar gold coins sen,
out from th, United States MINIS n
total value of $l,619,376 A few wero
made IN the early years al the mint,
III Dahlonega and New Orleans and
cute q number at the San Francisco
mint UP TO 1860. but the bulk of these
coins were turned cut by the mint al
philadelphia They were rever coire,t
In sufficient numbers. these figures
show, to become really familiar 10 the
people outside of banks. and II is hard
~ strange TINT the existence of the
coin should be row igrgely forgotten
'Hcnsekeeper Magazine.
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So Deceptive
Many Spanish Fork People Fail to Real
ize the Seriousness.

Many Spanish Fork People Fail to Real
ize the Seriousness.
| Backache is so deceptive.
1t comes and goes-then keeps YOU
guessing.
Learn the cause then cure it.
Nine times out of ten it comes from
the kidneys
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills
cure it.
Cure every kidney i'll from backache
to diabetes.
Here'sa Spanish Fork case to prove il.
Alma Cox, Third ward, Spanish Fork.
Utah, says: Since | gave a public
statement recommending Doan's Kid
ney Pills in August 1907, have not
been bothered to any extent with kid
ney trouble. Once in awhile I have
had back ache wien | have caught
cold, but Doan's K'dn y Pill have never
fsi.ed to relieve me. For ten years |
was subject to attacks of kidney trou-
bic, some of them so severe that was
laid up for weeks at time. 90 I'd
not ttoop or move without suff, rim
intensely from pains through my back
and Ions. The kidney secretlons wer.
attended by burning sensation. when
having one of these spells, saw Doan's I
Kidney Pills advertised and had NV
wife get supply for me at Larson's
drug store. must say that never
took medicine that gave such prompt
and lasting benefit. The contents Of
one box of Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me and have been in good health
since"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
foster~Milburn Co., New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan s. and
AXE no other.
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Choosing a Career

What are you going to do whou
YOU grow up?" This is the favon' ."
con .hdrum which the kind aunts az 49,,
uhcies put to the boys when tha au
come home from school; and q, la,s
lhey are beginning to put II r. ,ne
girls also. since it has been relno,an ue
~ admitted that girl NAV rtg%t,s
nave something to say about What ass
=, So :, IKE 70 do in the world. But how
tS. possible to make anything more
, Ian a oind guess art the answer nm.
tba 9 ene BOY or girl has some idea Of
tnr p T which is to be worked
a profession. without knowins ,"n
Kind of result you want to 90, na
OF your labor. is to set sail in the de 90.
II Is to have course. but no bona anh
"a employment. but no vocation
Henry Van Dyke.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the interior, u. \. Land
oilce " SAT- Lake tity, Utah, April 10. 1910,
NOTICE. is hereby given that Lanr l.
Joht ~ WIDOW OF Frank A. Jones iecenSed OF
tucker Utah, who, on April nh. 1908. made
iHn,nlnestead cutry 1906, Serial 0jgi5. for the
NE,a NW4 Sec. ~ II l0s.. Il o H.. ana Ad-
StSinnMi ll"mestetd entry. Serial No O5O for
SEN NWh ana Ms NEst. Section "A. Town
Ahlp 10 south. Range East, s H. Meridian
n,aNe July ib,i!0s,ny Laura l.. Jones widow oil
itenton TO make ilnal i've year proof TO estab-
i ils c,hlm TO the land above described. before
the elerk Ht the District Court, at Provo Utah
on the md day ot June. 1871.
, Claimant names as witnesses. Il g Uol
iard A. j., Powell IL T. Williams a I'D J. ~
tobnrn, all OF 'iucker Utah
Ed * THOMPSON. Register.
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How Many Gentleman

Which of us can point out many
such in his circle--men whose aim,
are generous. whose truth is constant
ana not only constant in It's kind. but
elevated In its degree; whose want of
meanness makes them simple: who
can look the world honestly in the
face with an equal manly sympathy
Tor the great and the small? We all
Know hundred whose coats are yery
Wen made, and a score who have ex,
cellent manners, and one or two happy
beings who are what they call In the
inner circles, and have shot into the
very center and buliseye of the fash,
ION: but OF gentlemen. how many?
Let us take a little scrap of paper and
each make out his lisf-Thackeray
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EASY WORK ON THE FARM
oay OF Hard Labor Has Gone BY Ac-
oordins to This TiIer Of
the Soil

jackson county farmer e,y,ns
on the jury recently. stood in the hail
way OF the Criminal court building .
uay or two ago. stretching and vawn
ihg' and complaining about not ge,
ing enough exercise out on the farn,
You fellows around the CITY do /,
.ot OF walking and shifting about" the
farmer commented to a city man
when was on the farm nIow,n,
ana cuitiyating the soil had no com.
p'aiht 10 make about not rettiny
enough exercise" was the sueeestivs
comment OF the city man.
you lived away back there ~
'i'ne When man followed the pillow
ana lHted II around at the end of tho
burrows. after having carried II n tha
netd on his back. and such thines"
'ne farmer explained. we ride ana
p'ow these days, you know Most
sNefsuoay else is done by macbin
cry Why, we have to constrnc,
gymnasium on the farm to get a ,itt,s
exercise when we get up In the morn
ngs and before we go to bed a,
light" oea al
Then he stretched and v,prad
gam. while the city man kicked him.
eH--metaphorically--for having tn
YORK SO hard. Kansas City Star
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1T cured me-" or at saved the life
OF my child, (" are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain
Colo, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.
This is true the world over whore this
valuable remedy has been introduced.
NO other medicine in use for diarrhoea
or bowel complaints has received such
general approval. The secret of the
success OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy is that it cures.
Sold by all dealers
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To Be Aareenbl bic.

REQUIRES tact and Judgment, as W,
ht know to ecide when 1t Is hest :,
ana when to listen In the pres
OF men and women of superro,
Nls and accomplishments. or nj
eNper'ence of the worll. we musl
vary and not let our vanity RIM
y WIN MS To such persons we
MOI be able to afford intellectual,
nus and therefore ii win be vel,
= Void giving giving our opinions M
IN unless these are called for
w N men and women of small to,on,
accomplishment we must also
ne IN our guard lest they find rs a,
&c and wearisome. 1t is with orr
y lectuai equals. or with persons or
enerous disposition who like ~
cut the talents of Others. tbo,
eesthe greatest freedom and NJ
the happiest results.-Harner.s
ar per
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Hull

its easy enough to be honest when
NE ilows a'one Ike song. but when
you te cat OF work and the rent l.
oue ana your wife is III and the chill
aien are hungry and YOU see some
,nins you want and there's nobody
iookine ana you've got to point
"here goa don't much care If there Is
some one looking, because warm
cen Is as good as a cold pavement
why, then life
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Advice for the Rich.

II thou art rich, then show the great
ness OF thy fortune; or. what f. bet.
Ter the greatness of thy soul. In the
meekness of thy conversation conde
scehd TO men of low estate. SUPPORT
inc distressed ana patronize the neg
teeted BE great --Sterne.
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NOTICE no cnrnlrnna

| Estate OF Moses Brigham Gay deceased
creditors will present claims with vouchers
10 the Undersigned Ut his residence ut Spap!,l
fork, Utah County, Utah, on or before the 10Th
day OF September. 1910
EUGENE GAY, Administr tor of the es-
tate OF Moses Brigham Gay, deceased
Date OF nrst publication. May s. 1910,
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Little frankie Morgan is philoso-
pher. His mother scolded him for
being naughty. Mamma" said he.
How can | help being naughty when
| have no farm to work on" He now
works in the garden.
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French lights are the oest along the
chores, say the navigators They are
posted low close to the water line, and
SO do not mislead like the Italian
pharos perched high above the sea
They have the best lenses and are al
ways visible
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Additional Local News

Another gem for his crown, our old
friend G. A. Hicks has succeeded in
getting bill through Congress grant
ing Aunt Persis Mckee of Lake Shore a
pension of Sl2 per month.
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Mrs. G. A. Hicks came near bleeding
to death last Friday, Saturday and
Monday nights from the nose. She
twice lost consciousness. She is recover
ing and is able to get around the house
again.
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Estate OF David g. Bowen. deceased:
Creditors Will present claims with vouchers
70 the undersigned AT her residence Mt SPANS h
Fork. Utah County, Utah. ON or before the 10Th
day OF September, 1910.
HARRIET A. BOWEN, Administrative OF
the estate Of David Q Bowen. deceased
Date OF iirst publication, May 81 1910
ELIAS HANSEN. AttoInev for inc esinie
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Estate OF Elizabeth Ludlow deceased
Creditors viii present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned at his residence at Benja-
MIN Utah County, Utah. on or before the 18th
gay QfJuly 1910 CHARLES Il. HAWKINS,
administrator OF tho estate OF Elizabeth Iud-
low. deceased. Date OF first publication March
10, 1910 ELIAS HANSEN. Attorney for the
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no one can tell what the end will be
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NOTICE TO cRrnlrnns

Estate OF Elias II. Gardner deceased.
treuitors viii present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned ut Salem. Utah County VI
on or before the first day OF October, a. ID 1910
paten AZ salem. Utah. this e3rd day OF Nav.
A. %; iplO ADA q RDNER, Adm inistratrix
ALFRED l. BOOTH Provo. Attorney
FIRST publication, nay 70. 1910
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ARTHUR VANCE
VETERINARY
AT Spanish Fork Fridays at Wren Livery
pHovs. ONCE Bell, 81 red; Ind. 257s
Residence Bell. POI red: Ind 40 4
SURGERY, MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY
Good Deeds That Live.

write yo' name in kindness, love
ana mercy on the hearts of thousands
you come In contact with year nv
year you VIII never be forgotten
GOOD deeds will shine as the stars of
heaven Chalmers
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FOR Sale or rent-The residence of
Alma G. Hansen in Fourth Ward.
Seven room house and full lot.
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