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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
OUR CLUB OFFER

500 joining the club and $l.0O weekly until
machine is paid for Sewing machine delivered after
first payment.
Don't buy sewing machine from housc-to-housc
peddler and pay almost double for il, Buy it from
Keith-O Briens in the straight forward way that
you would buy anything else. We have solicitors,
no agents, no canvasscrs no coliectors-you pay
us. We have but prlcc-you pay us that one
price for Triumph whether you buy it for spot cash
or on the Club Plan.
Full stock Of attachments and extra parts
kept ready to replace any broken or lost ones
No l. Ball bearing shuttle lever-only this machine.
No. . Roller feed moton-ony this machine
No 3 Safety needle guard-only on this machine,
No f. Shuttle oicr
No D Automatic tension release
No g. Capped needle bar.
No T. Ball bearing pitman.
No g. Ball bearing drive wheel.
Remember insure this machine to be satisfac-
tory for ten long years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

Two million dollars guarantees the
security Of every abstract made bv tn"
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 80 Up.
Main. We own our records
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
Lynds Chapter to Meet.

Lynds chapter No. ], o. Il. S., will hold
a special meeting At the Masonic Temple
on Monday evening. June 20 at O'Clock,
for the purpose of initiation. All mem
bers OF the order invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
What Our Mail Order Club Plan Means

No waiting No interest to pay. The machine costs
the whether YOU belong to the club or pay cash
If YOU ion the club however, you select guaranteed
machine pay us 81 down and the machine is sent 10
your home Use it-meanwhile pay for it at the rate
Of 81 week.
We guarantee and insure this machine against any
thing and everything that might possibly prove un-
satisfactory.
Remember. for ten years
FREE-A FULL SET OF ATTACHMENTS WITH
EACH MACHINE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
White and Colored Dress Linens
A Feature Among Our Many
Offerings for This Week.

36-inch White Pure Linen Cambria CSC
36-inch White Linen Suiting, CSC value, 39c
27-in. White Crash Suiting, SOC value, 33c
36-in. Extra Fine Suiting Linen {. soc
All Linen Dimity Checks, 6oc value 44c
27-inch and 36-inch colored and natural
Linen Suiting, to close, yard :. 25c
36-in. French Dress Linen, soc value, 3oc
45-in. Crash Suiting Linens, s. value, 59c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
LAST WEEK WE STIRRED UP THE
TRADE WITH SOME
Lace Curtain Prices

The values offered convincng the result odd
lots and three pairs These will be closed encng
reductions if you that need little
ehenng Every make is We cannot them all
You well ask for anything that cannot show pleas
All novelties the just closing
them elsewhere
the prices will be half and less than half you buy
goods for later.
FOREWARNED' should ''FOREARN1ED'' in this respect
spect.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

Manicuring and Facial Treatments.
Exclusive hairdresslng parIors for la
dies. Mehesy s, 214 Main street.
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known the world over under an
other name. We call it the TrI-
umph, but when you come to the
store we will tell you the real
name. Because we sell it at $25
instead Of $40, we are not permit
ted to mention tha real name IN
print. And anything aUrong
-aVe fr 1T.
TOM ER :
"Auy cheaper for
cash9''
No. The price touches bed
rock. We really prefer that you
join the club, paJ two dollars
down, get your Triumph and use
it. and come to the store once a
week with the payment dollar.
Every time you come in you will
buy something. If anything
breQks-aCe fI 1t.
CUSTOMER Do
You have canvas
sers?
No canvassers. No collectors
running to your house-which
heads off neighbors peeping
through front windows. An
other point, no interest TO pay. II
anything aUears ont - Ve
Jf1 1t.
CUSTOMER "Is
II a. reliable ma
chine?''
Perfectly. We guarantee and in
sure it. BY so doing keith-
O'Bricn Co. keeps you satisfied
for ten long years. This means
that you will be pulling for the
store all the time-telling your
ncighbors about your Triumph
machine-and, through your in
flucnce. other machines will be
sold. And by keeping you pleased
we keep you coming to the store.
If anything happens to the
machine through your fault
-aUe fu 1t.
GUST MER -
What machine is it
really?'
We will whisper the name.
CUSTOMER -
&. You don't say
sol Why. | have
heard of that ma
chino all my life. -
You see, we buy car lots direct
from the factory This saves the
expense Of maintaining agencies
eliminates canvassers- away
with lots of salaries-brings it di-
rect to you. It lt's the ma
chimes tault-aCe fla 1t.
GUST . NJ Err -
Well. you can SEND
one out Here S 50.
might as well save
SIS.
You II not regret it. II ITS
our tault-aVe fla 1t.
CUSTOMER "t
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KTI4fO=BMFN co
acts and Fiixiings

CUSTOMER "Is
it possible that you
really sell n $40 ma
chine for S25G''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
GU S T O NJ Il f -
g What do you mean
by fixing it7''

Suppose you are moving the
machine and it rolls down stairs
and a leg breaks off-wc fix it,
It hurts one as much to break a
sewing machine as it would were
the baby to fall off the top Of q
load Of furniture, were one NOV
ing to another house. Can any
thing be fairer?
If anything happens to the
machine IN ten gears IN the
aUay of breakage through any
caatse-We fT 1t.
In case Of fire and the machine
is burned-or if some one breaks
into your house and steals the ma
chine-then it's your loss.
But, If the burglur' should
be caught-aUe'd help fr him!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

CUSTOM Err - Is
II a reliable ma
chine?if
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

G. L s T q NJ T. u -
q What machine is it,
really?'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

CUSTOM Err Do
you have canvas
sers -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

SO it is. 1t is just one Of our
ways of impressing you that the
store is all right watching the
customers interests, No matter
qUhat breaks-We fI 1t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

G. L S 7 O VI f. R -
HAuv cheaper for
cash 9'
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NOTICE OF MARSHAL SSAlE ON
EXECUTION.

In the district court, district Of Al
aska Second division.
Ida u. Orton. plaintiff v. Candle
Alaska Hydraulic cold Mining Com
rany. a corporation. defendant.
Public notice is hereby given. that
L.. virtue of a writ of execution and
erder Of sale tested and dated the t1tA
day of October 1910. and issued out Of
the District Court. for tho District of
Alaska. Second Division. ON a juds-
ment rendered aud entered in said
court on the 21st day Of October, 19o9.
in favor of Ira y. 0rton, plaintiff, and
against Candle Alaska Hydraulic Cold
Mining Company, corporation. de
PENDANT. for the sum of Si9.61s.52. with
Interest thereon from the 21st day Of
October. 1909. at the rate Of S per cent
per annum. and costs of suit taxed at
S.........., I will on the 10th day OF
November. 1910. at o'clock in the
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NOTICE.

After the 25th inst. we will open
our market at g o'clock and close at
6 except Saturdays when we will keep
open tall nine. Closed all day Sundays
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-19

Remember that a bottle of old whis-
Ky or a box of Loyera cigars would be
Just the thing for that outgoing friend.
See Nestor Company
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NOTICE

All notes and accounts due and to
become due TO Carstens Bros. & Dash
lev may be paid 10 Chas. " Thornton,
who IS their duly authorized collector.
CARsTENS BROS. & DASHLEY.
By J. A. CARSTENS.
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Telephone Main s and have a dozen
of Olympia Rainier or Blue Ribbon
beer delivered az Your home.
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TOBY HAS IT

# you are looking for fresh home
made candy Just 90 to Tobys Candy
Kitchen where It s made fresh daily.
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AT The EAGLE

Hot Clam Nectar. Beef and Tomato
Toner. New England ard Jamases
Rum. Grn. Brandy and Whisky.
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Fresh Lemons at the Board Of Trade
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Job printing at the Nugget.
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Initial Paper. Lornen 9rcs
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Board Of Trade
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Administrator &c aid Estate
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DAVID l. JEKEIa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09

SATURDAY MARKET POINTERS

The offered
and the Saturday maketer will
the food stuh the the
tables which offered
variety may be promises be week for peaches from
Michigan and fields will
their genuine
expected theoca quantity
muskmeons
g.
FRulTSCaning $3.50 sckel at 81 bu
yellow
especially
cooking
10,
Observation-Disclosures, IS cucumbe
three dime
picking
lima beans 20 head lettuce lettuce
pound endive eel
half cabbage
Irish s100 S15 bu Spanish onions pound
chickens As rs each when dressed old
chickens
a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

John H. Laughlin to Mary Alice
King ct al, part lot STA Elizabeth
STAIRS add city $500.
Herman F.. Pilgrim to Estle c..
Routh. part lot ITS Haynes add city.
$4,000
Thomas S. Porter to Laura e. Por-
ter ct al, part N. e. 33-14-1, Wayne
township. $4,000.
George L. Bobilya to Lycurgus w.
Beeson. part lots 29-30-31-32 block Is
Cambridge City. $4,000.
Catherine e. Messick to William T.
Klein, lot 4S William F. Manley's add
city. $4,000.
Martha A. Jones to Ozora Gelle Gaut
part S. E. 5-15-14 Center township. IS.
Charles w. Jordan to Otis Walters,
part lot 209 Haynes add $500.
Flora NJ. Squires to Albert B. Car
ter, part S. w. 25-17-13 Clay township.
$6,25O
William E. Faucet to Enos C. Veal
part S. w. 31-1S-14, Greene township.
$4,000.
Mary King to Clarence Oler ct al,
part S. W. 2s-1S-13, Perry township.
800.
Genevra H. Kirkman to John r.
Fender, lot IS Kirkman's add city.
$1,000.
Jacob w. WILDER to Martha and
George w. Alvey. lots 217-21S-219-229
Richmond Terrace add city. $17S.5O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09
PLAYERS FOUND STANDING
IN THE SPORTING SPOTLIGHT

Louisville to keep him away from
whiskey.
Charles Ebbets says that he length
ened the National League season 50
that It could take in Columbus Day.
II you're after holidays, why don't you
ring in Thanksgiving day, Charles?
Athletics lead the league in every
department of the offensive" says
writer. Yes. and they were particu-
larry offensive to Boston. New York
and Detroit.
It IL interesting to the public to
know how the club secretaries feel
about the worlds series. John Shibe
picks the Athletics to win pulled up.
while Charles Williams can't see any
thing but the Cubs.
All teams down in the race are now
producing the figures to show that II
they had a staff Of Benders, Mathew
sons and Coombses that they would
be In the lead.
We have ready many yards Of stuff
concerning the great catchers the
Cubs have and the bum backstops
Mack has. yet nobody has pulled any
thing about the Athletics knowing a
few points in baserunning them
selves. For instance. they have E. r.
Collins. safety razor expert and the
greatest all-round crook on the paths
today.
Wuffle isn's an imitation of q dog
barking but the name Of Detroit's new
third baseman.
Exchange says that deal IL to be
made whereby Mitchell and Lobert, Of
Cincinnati. are to 60 to Brooklyn for
Lennox and Burch. That isn't q deal;
it's nothing but expert porch-climb-
ing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09
CORONER IS HuFFY
Unusual Middle in Logansport
Caused by Resignation
of Official.
HE HAS DENIED SERVICE

Logansport, Sept. Coroner Geo.
D. Miller yesterday resigned his ONCE
following quarrel with the board Of
county commissioners over the alleged
activity of the coroner in the matter
of holding inquests. Cornoer Miller
in his report for August showed that
he had held eight inquests during the
month and the commissioners ques-
toned the necessity OF holding in
quests in seven of the eight cases and
held up the bill County Attorney
Frank v. Guthrie was called in and
advised the commissioners to allow
the bills this time, but in the future to
allow no inquest bills where the in
quest did not disclose violation OF
the criminal laws of the state.
When the commissioners notified
Coroner Miller that this would be the
procedure in the future he rendered
his resignation. A few hours after DR..
Miller had rendered his resignation
the death of the 7-months-old daugh-
ter of George A. Froshour was report
ed and Miller notified the commission
ers he would not attend. DR.. Nicode-
mus. secretary of the county board of
health attended the case and Is with
holding signature Of the health certifi-
cate until Coroner Miller can hear
from DR.. Hurry and Attorney General
Bingham, with whom he has taken up
the matter. County Attorney Guthrie
declares the county has paid hundreds
of dollars for unnecessary inquests
and that the practice must stop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09
There Was a Big Attendance
and No Abatement in the
Interest Shown.
SEVERAL GOOD SPEAKERS
POLICIES OUTLINED BY RooSE-
WELT ARE ENTHUsiAsTicAL
ADOPTED AND THOSE OF TAFT
WERE IGNORED.
(American News Service.)

ST. Paul, Mimi, Sept 9.-The dele
gates to the National Conservation
Congress, which has been in session
here the entire week, manifested no
abatement in interest when they as
sembled this morning for the conclud-
ing session of the great gathering.
Following an invocation by the Rev.
Henry c. Swearingen, addresses were
delivered as follows: THE Conserva-
ton Program" Clifford Pinchot, presi-
dent of the National Conservation
Association: Conservation True Pa
triotism." Mrs. Matthew T. Scott,
president general of the National So
ciety Daughters of the American Rev.
olution, and Saving Our Boys and
Girls Judge Ben B. Lindsey, OF DAN
YER
The National Conservation Congress
has adopted a platform demanding ma
tional control of natural resources. In
the discussion last night before the
passage of the resources. In the dis.
cussion last night before the passage
of the pltform, the policies were attri-
buted to Theodore Roosevelt and the
ideas of President Taft were ignored
The OFFICERS Chosen.
Henry w. Wallace. Of Des Moines.
Ia, was chosen president. and DR.. Aus
tin Latshaw. of Kansas City. treas
urer. Thomas Shipp. was reelected
secretary.
Clifford Pinchot outlined his policies,
which are regarded as the policies OF
Colonel Roosevelt. in . speech before
the convention yesterday.
The discussion Of the platform pre-
cipitated violent speeches on the part
of the Taft faction in the convention
who demanded that credit for the
work of the congress be given to Taft
Their arguments, however. had little
effect since most of the delegates are
followers OF Roosevelt and ayowedly
do not Hike Taft because Of his Bal
Erger tendencies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09
ASK STREET OPENED

Another attempt to secure the open
ing Of North Fourth street from Main
to A will be made by some of the
property holders, which land in case
the street was opened would be con-
demned. 1t Is claimed that the firm
of Louck and Hill 10 behind the move
ment. The plant Of this company is
directly north Of the proposed street,
being on Third extending to the alley
between Third and Fourth. Both
North and South Fourth streets. with
the exception of this one square have
been made.
A petition for the opening of the
street will Immediately be circulated
and one Of those interested in the mat
ter said he could get all residents to
sign the petition. City ofllcials, how
ever, say that it would cost $2O.OOO to
open the street and that 1t would be
very impractical.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09

JEFFERSON-Perry Hoover. Hag.
Clara Pierce. Hagerstown.
NEW GARDEN-v. !. Brown. Foun.
tain City; Laura Hedges, New Castle;
w. w. Cottingham. Fountain City;
Grace Pitts. Webster. Myrtle Skinner,
Fountain City; Daisy Petty. East Ger.
mantown; Marie C. Ehle. Fl. Wayne /:
Henry F. Ramp. music. Richmond.
PERRY-C. Roy Williams Falkland /;
| Eugene Butler, Dublin; Enc M. Viii.
son, Economy; Love Lindsey. Econo.
my.
wASHINGTON-A. NJ. staut. Kit
chell: Esther J. Jones. Richmond;
Rea Wagner. Milton; Marie Snider,
Milton: Ollie Castetter. Milton; 10
rena McLane. Dublin,
WAYNE-R. N. Lamott, Richmond;
Marjorie Simpson, Richmond: Fannie
Simmons. Richmond; Clara Pickett,
Richmond; Nellie Hodgin. Richmond:
Marguerite Wilson. Richmond: Cora
Nolder, Spring Grove; Ora NJ. White.
Richmond; Lora Eldrige. Richmond:
Kate Stanton. Richmond; Maud Nor
ris, Richmond; Nellie Morrow. Rich.
mond: Martha F.. Jackson, Whitewa.
ter; J. o. Edgerton, Richmond: Ethel
w. Clifford. Fountain City: Elizabeth
sudhoff. Richmond; Elenita Simmons,
Spring Grove; Mary Fisher. Rich
mond; Ruth Harris. Richmond: Mrs.
Grace German. music. Richmond.
wEBsTER-O. l.. voris. 9 Fountain
City; Mark Albertson Economy; Edith
". Baldwin. Webster; Josephine Ben
nett. Richmond; Nellie Jones. super.
visor. drawing. Modoc.
CAMBRIDGE. w. Morrison. Supt.
Cambridge City; Carl Mitchell. Prin..
Cambridge City: w. ]. Bowden. Asst.
Prin. Cambridge City; Ethel A.
Thomas. Room l.. Richmond; Edith
NJ. Bowman, Room g. Richmond;
Eleanor Newman. Room 3, Milton
Catherine Kniese. Room 4. Cambridge
City; Jennie Hussey. Room 5, Milton !;
Annetta NJ. Edmunds. Room 6. Rich.
mond: Elizabeth Whelan. Room Z,
Cambridge City: Alice NJ. Reese. Room
8, Cambridge City: J. T. Reese. music
supv.. Cambridge City: Gertrude Mil.
Ter. drawing supervisor. Cambridge
City.
CENTERV1LLE-Che c. Ha.
worth. Danville; Frank Med. Smith.
Prin. Albany; Mabel Bollinger. Asst.
Prin.. Richmond: Lizzie Lashley. 7-s
yr, Centerville: Mode L. Brown. Sc
year Centerville; Clara Ratliff. 3-4
yr.. Centerville: Geneva Horn, 1-2 yr..
Centerville: Grace Gormon. music.
Richmond; Mary Dickinson. drawing.
Richmond.
DUBLIN-Lee Ault. Supt.. Dublin;
Florence Knipe. Prin., Dublin; Norma
Herbst. 10 yr., Dublin: Iona Beard.
Sc yr. East Germantown; Ruby Smith
"a yr, Dublin; J. T. Reese. music.
Cambridge City; Gertrude Miller. draw
ing. Cambridge City.
HAGERSTOWN-Charles Woolard,
Supt., Hagerstown: Colwell Miller.
High School. Carlos; Mrs. Elnora Root,
10 yr.. Hagerstown; Blanch Coffman,
Sc, yr.. Hagerstown: Daisy Leavell,
3-4 yr> Hagerstown; Ada Waltz. 1-2
yr.. Hagerstown: Henry kampe. mu-
sic, Richmond.
MILTON-C. H. Wood. Supt.. Win
chester: Theodore c. Davis. Asst,
Greensboro; Nora A. Murphy. 7-s yr.,
Milton; Minnie Marshall. 4-5-6 yr.,
Economy: Emma Gingrich. 1873 W..
Milton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-09

In giving his schedule to the as
SCISSORS. Charley Comiskey, Of the
White Sox. declares that his players
are worth the sum Of 1881 to him.
That's sidestepping. We know that
Connie Mack would give half that
amount for Ed Walsh alone.
One hundred and fifteen players
were drofted by the big leagues to in
spire adjectives from the pens Of word
painters who 30 south next spring.
Lights at Phillies' Park have ra.
diancy OF 100000 candlepower &C.
cording to President Fogel. but to our
eyes they don't look a bit more that
1880. 900 candlepower.
Jack Coombs was barely able to
nose out Theodore Roosevelt in the
Publicity Derby last week.
The census of New York would real
~ have been 4.766.ss4 had not Buggs
Raymond deserted.
Cleveland 10 certainly up against It.
They have not only the pennant, but
are In danger Of also losing the Scent
fare.
Professional ball player of Oklahoma
has married the sister Of Jack John
con. 1t was Immediately scored as
Q sacrifice.
Theodore Breitenstein. OF New Or.
Jeans, suit out Memphis in q game re-
Gently. Why don't the Boston Ameri-
cans sign Matt Kilroy and cinch
second place In the American League?
Charley Ebbets says that manager
TIN Dahlen has more than made good
On this basis of calculation how do
Neosrs. Mack and Chance rank?
Chicago University baseball team
loft on September for four months
trip In Japan. After returning to
America they will Immediately leave
for the south on a training trip. BY
June Il 10 bclieved that the members
Win b. able to rc-enter their classes.
II New York grows as rapidly in the
next ten years ~ in the last. tac p!s~-
ing grounds OF the Giants and the
Highlanders will probably be located
near Buffalo.
National commission gave the All
American and All-National tour ter.
yibie Jolt. Messrs. Hermann. Johnson
and Lynch don't believe In fairies or
baseball Joy rides.
AFTER grilling first baseman Flynn
Spr full season. Pittsburg critics have
discovered that As ID . star.
Pitcher Kroh, suspended By the Cubs
~ sseesslvs thirst has bssa sold to