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ews of the |ntermountain Region
COUNCIL WILL GIVE HANSEN
MONEY HE ASKS FOR
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 12.-Claiming that the
ordinance passed by the city council two
weeks ago. raising the salaries OF pa
trolmen from $50 10 $50 a month was
llegai, because The state law prohibits
ne raising M OF the salaries of any city
IN office. Mayor Glasmann tonight sent
in a veto TO the ordinance which after
considerable discussion. was sustained by
a vote of five to three. He also vetoed
the allowance OF $50 TO Fred Naisbet.
vino acted as janitor of the city hall DUR
Ing, the absence OF the regular janitcr
this is an appointive office and that
IL should not have been filled but by
authority from him. In spite OF his dis
approval the claim was allowed
was referred the mayors veto OF the
$50 which was allowed 70 George NJ Han
sen. secretary TO Senator Sutherland. for
services rendered in the auditors OF
flee. recommended that Hansen be given
four more days in which to complete the
work, oorp The ,,' -, report e, was adopted:
Judge j. A Howell, president of the
Good Roads association, requesting that
inc Guy place In good condition the
ROAD ROAD Leading through Ogden canyon. so
that they would have a good driveway
up the canyon during the convention
rms was referred 10 the street commit
tee with power to act
commlttee headed by William a
Stock and five other second hand dealers
asked the council TO repeal section "a!
of the merchants license ordinance which
required them 10 pay 500 a year license
They, claimed that It is excessive and
discriminating inaSmuch as IL requires
them to pay heavier licenses than big dry
goods and department stores Of the
city. This was referred TO the license
committee.
The board of parks committee. through
secretary Carl Allison, asked for the
appropriation OF $500 to meet the Sep
tember and October nav roll 'rhic u,o
referred 10 the financial committee
City Physician Anna f. Ries was
granted four weeks leave Of absence
with the understanding that DR., pau
lngebretson will look after the duties Of
her office during her absence.
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DIED

~~-~~~~-~~-~-~~~o-~~~~
Silverton, Colo. Septem-
Der q, Bennett Dunstan. aged Is years.
months and days. Body is al Ebcr
w. Halls undertaking establishment and
the funeral will be held there Tuesday,
September l3, at p. m. Interment will
lie In Mount Olivet cemetery
WiNC0TT-In this city. september IL,
Minnie d Wincott. aged 80 years. be-
loved wife Of William Wincott. Remains
at O'Donnell & Co.'S parlors Notice Of
funeral will be given later.
WOODS-At Big Cottonwood canyon
Amy Gertrude Woods. aged 30 years.
resident OF Lake. Ida, Remains at
o. Donnel & Co.'S parlors. Notice OF fu-
neral Will be given later.
SOLOMAN-In this city. September TO-
Jack Soloman. in his i2nd year. Fu-
neral services VIII be held from the S.
-. Evans mortuary chapel, IS South
State street today, Tuesday September
13, at . p. m. lnterment In City ceme-
tory.
WALKER-m this city. September IL.
David Frederick Walker. In his 73rd
year. Funeral services Will be held from
the late residence. 1865 Brigham street.
today, Tuesday, September Is, at p. m.
Intermeut in san Francisco. Cal.
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SPRY REFUSED MONEY:
COUNTY COMES THROUGH
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept, t2.-Gov. William Spry
having refused TO appropriate the neces-
sary expenses OF two officers 10 go from
Ogden 70 bring w. L. Seath and Helen
Ellis from Omaha. Neb, wanted here
for the robbery of the residence OF Tom
Burt, the county commissioners today
appropriated 5000 as a contingent fund
for Sheriff Wilson 10 return the prison
ers 10 this city.
The reasons offered by Governor Spry
for refusing the appropriation was that
the fund allowed him for that particular
purpose is now exhausted.
Seath and the Ellis woman are be-
lieved to be a pair of crooks. and IL was
feared they might be released by the
Omaha authorities until a reassuring tele-
gram was received today.
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Improvement at Provo.
ut. u',.Il,,,nu

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO Sept. l2,-At the regular meet
ing OF the city council held here tonight
the committees on streets and alleys re-
ported that arrangements had been InadG
10 have the electric light company ana
the Bell Telephone company remove their
line poles on Third West street to make
the necessary room for Increased trhihc
4. Rio GranGe railroad station al the foot
OF Third West street is completed. The
electric light company viii move its poles
street and the telephone company Will
probably put its poles on private prop.
crty Third West will be the main street
OF the city when the new station ls
opened.
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SALMON CITY SCHOOLS;
INCREASE IN PUPILS
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
SALMON CITY. Sept. l2.-The enroll
ment in the Salmon schools this year Is
2s7 IS against 236 last term. r. K. Alex
andcr IS superintendent. and Miss Ethe!
watkins Is principal Of the high school
The school is very crowded. but this
state of affairs will be remcdied BY
the building OF the new 100000 school
house in the Brooklyn addition. Another
grade has been added TO the high school
making a complete high school course
Of four years. In the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades departmental work Is be
a snecIai subject Miss Young teaches
history. solid geometry and geography;
Miss Inboden. arithmetic; literature ana
physiology: Miss Harder erauln.laenI .en6
physics. German and music. now you
physics laboratory has been added 10 the
equipment.
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GOVERNMENT MEN IN
CONFERENCE AT OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept 12.-For the purpose OF
promoting a better understanding be-
tween the agricultural department and
the department of the interior and to
eliminate unnecessary work in the hand
ling OF claims OF the people for govern
ment lands. as we'll as to devise a plan
by which fraudulent applications for land
NJ. Sheridan. chief OF the fed work Of
the Interior department. r. w. Williams
assistant solicitor of accounts Of the ag-
ricultural department. and u. D. Bron-
partment OF the government forest serv-
Ice, arrived in Ogden this forenoon, and
Immediately went Into a conference with
y, + Berman, district forester. The con-
ference Will probably last about four
dlyS
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CITY DEMOCRATS:
An INCENDIARY FIRE
10 The Tribune

10 The Tribune.
K CITY. Sept. 12.-The Democratic
which was held in the city hall
for the purpose OF electins nine
es 10 the state convention at
was called 10 order by Peter Clark.
an J. j. Fitzgerald was elected
ry. and, after some heated dis
u the following delegates were
/: Julius Frankel, Peter Clark.
'offee. George SnIth. ST.. Lucy r.
III J. Mclaughlin. J. F. Welch.
/ Talon and Patrick Heenan.
I th!s morning 4 fire was disCov-
ndeT one OF the houses in the ten
district which. from all indica-
vas started b. some one with the
nn OF cleaning out the whole dis
The fire was extinguished before
mage was done. No arrests have
lsde
public schools opened here today
n attendance Of more than 1900
The enrollmen, IN high school alone
pas 4. Osborne. Il lineman OF the
lephone company. suffered pain
uTy while fighting fire at the cleo
,ht plant Sunday night. lie fell
rusty nail which entered his left
naklng painful wound. Blood
has set In and he is in a very
/ Condition.
DAILY West Mining company laid
y men from their mine and mill
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4 FEDERATION
WOMEN S CLUBS
ittees Appointed by Wo-
n Clubs of Provo to
Helpin Meeting.
The Tribune.

40 The Tribune
~ Cent 12.-The State Fedora
: yromen's Clubs will hold their
.onyention here October II. l3
The women's clubs OF Provo
,,,sady taken steps TO entertain
- number OF delegates and Vis-
's,oc,ed at the convention. and
srrojpted the following commit
orange for the event:
al committee-Mrs. E. E. Corf-
~,s A E. Buckler, Mrs J. w.
- rredric Gift, Mrs. Phil Speck-
NM. Jacob Evans, Mrs. George
!, .,riertalnment-Mrs. Rose searle.
+apk A. McGraw. Mrs. S. r. Cal
Mrs. D. D. Houtz, Miss Eva
Miss Kate Taylor. Mrs. James
NJ d. l.. Wallick, Mrs. G. y.
Nrs ". 4. Thome. Mrs. j. F..
Ms. A. NJ. Talmage, Mrs. Ce-
s,r1nr Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs.
& pees,ey. Miss Fay Loose.
|. rommittee-Mrs. a. l.. Buckler.
noIe Newell Mrs. Fredric Gift.
,s,rsnortation-Mrs. A. L. Mitchell,
snrie Cheever. Mrs. David West
Trs A. \. Holloway. Mrs. Ida
sry Miss Iona Knight. Mrs. Will
Roylance, Mrs. h, A Thornhill,
alph Chamberlain.
scoration-Mrs. J. C. Deal. Mrs.
cates. Mrs. Walter Cluff, Miss
Bonhsm, Miss Lulu Culoertscn,
|aIlne Glazier. Miss Ferris Noyes.
co Brandenberser,
,ncheon and refrcshDents-Mrs.
cllwab. Mrs. .A. j. Hughes. Mrs.
Evans Mrs. Ed. r Jones, Miss
Dunn. Miss Mana Taylor, Miss
'ay!or.
roeramme-Mrs. A. c. Lund. Mrs.
,eckhart. Mrs. FredriC Cliff Mrs.
Miss Annie Newell. Miss
wilkins, Mrs. E. K. Corfman.
bsdces and printing-Miss Alta
Miss Florence Moore, Miss Ruth
MIS-. p. l.. Newcombe, Mrs. Jo~
'ck.
noon receptIon-Mrs. Walter Jcn-
irs. George Havercamp, Mrs. u.
IL Mrs. D. L. Wallick, Miss Opal
Mss Winnie Wilkins, Miss Iona
Nrs. Sam Schwlb. assisted by
lcral committee,
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|BR COUNTY POLITICS;
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES
The rrihune

~ INT lI!DUte-
'koE. Sept. 1.-THE Monroe Moui-
Deer sold by Olof Nicholson to
tampbell. who takes charge I'm
fly. and Will run the papcr under
f OF the Monroe Weekly News.
delesates from Monroe TO tire
fntic state convention to be held
ovc September f. are Joseph II.
uoi michelsen. Ole Larsen. Chris
nlt christian SimonScn and Hans
y. Ihey are favorable TO local
hmocratlc county convention. to
ncSet In the field for the coming
Y. pas been called 10 meet in Rich
|'uroay, October l. The appoTtion-
y phe delegate for every twenty
W. or major fraction thereof. cast
NJ; Knight for governor. There
t1ly-one delegates in the con-
INC Republicans have not done
~ yel. not having received any
q hiofmaticn from headquarters.
. all expecting down here that
tqEn out to be headquarters for
elate Bank OF Monroe opened up
riness Monday, j. il. Lowe is
'i ana Hcber Swlndlc is cashier.
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ORDER or NoTlCE THEREON.

DISTRICT OF UtdE,
on this 10th day of September, y. II.
1910. on reading the foregoing petition. it
is ordered by the court that Il hearing be
had upon the same on the goth day of
September. ~ II. 1910. before said court
al Salt Lake CITY, I'm said district, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon; and thai
notice thereof be published In The Salt
Lake Tribune, newspaper printed in
said district. and that all known crcdl-
tors and other persons In interest may
appear at the said time and place and
show cause. If any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And II is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to al,
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order. addressed 10 them at thc,,
place Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall Judge of tho said district court. and
the seal thereof. at salt Lake City. In
said district. on the 10th day OF September
Il. -. 1910.
Attest: Jl2RROLD r. FLETCHER.
tSeal OF CourO Clerk.
BY MARGARET u. CONhyELL.
Deputy Clerk.
r1761
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institute, Brigham City.
, The Tribune

" TIC TribUnc.
ukAA kAA CITY. Sept. 12.-Prepara-
@ e1s opening Of the district schools
"A r'aer COUNTY on September 10. an
~ BoX Elder county teachers
, Mu IN Inc high schook building
rh,'y next Thursday and Friday,
.cs,l 10 and l6. For the occasion
programme has been ar
,uss me board OF education. and
s,n evening at s o'clock the
~ entertain the teachers for the
Z E ana a number OF invited
sNlpsrintendent sNlr Valentine is maxi
| shs 70 nave every teacher pres
'for institute who has been en-,
Ear, Wy year, and expects them tc
---'N aIl narls OF The sllic
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Reorganize the Bishopric.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. l2-The Mormon bish-
oprlc OF the Plain City ward was reor-
sanIzed at the annual ward conference
held there Sunday. Bishop Henry j.
Garner having been called into the
high council of the stake. was released.
as were his counselors. Peter M. Folk
man and William Rhead Henry T,
Nav bishop; James L. Robson. first
counselor. and Willard G. Carver. sec
ond counselor were sustained.
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Check Forger Sentenced.

Special 10 The Trlbunc.
SPRlNGVILLE. Sept. l2;--Miles Z.
Peck. young man Of this city, % years
Of age, was sentenced this afternoon to
four months IN the county jail Tor OBJ
tanning money under false pretcnsc5
Peck signed his brothers name 20
check for SO. with which he purchased
81 worth OF merchandise, receiving 80 IN
cash. The light charge OF obtaining
money under false prctenses was made in
order 10 alive him another chance, as ii
could have been made forgery
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Mountain Trout Fry for Lemhi.

Special TO The Tribune.
SALMON CITY. Sept 12-Mainly
through the efforts OF Dr. Kimball the
state game warden has been induced to
send in 100000 brook and mountain trout
fry to plant In the waters OF Lemhl
county. The salt water salmon have
been unusually plentiful this season:
some being caught close 10 sixty pounds.
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Provo Schools Omen.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Sept l2.-The Provo city
schools opened this morning with much
larger enrolment than last year. and
greater than IN any previous year. There
were 1741 students enrolled today. dis
tributed as follows: Maeser school. i26:
Franklin IS9; TImDanosos. f2i: Parker.
aO2. This Is II more than were enrolled
at any time last year. and nearly 200
more than the first day OF 1909.
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Cruelty and Desertion.

Josephine ellison says In complaint
filed in the district court Monday that
George +. ellison began beating her last
February. after their marriage at Los
Angeles. June %, 1909. and that once she
was forced 10 appeal 10 the police for
protection She demands a divorce and
her maiden name OF Morris. Desertion
In February also is charged against
ellison
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Democrats Of Tintlc.

% The Tribune.
vsr. hnept. 12.-Democratic pri-
1es in neld In Tint!c today. The
lail. p eureka were held In the
ohu n D. 'cnnell was chairman
NJ deI..n,u"a' secretary. The sclec-
John "a S'es resulted: George NJ.
n. b. 70 lShea. \. !, Eagle. =. j.
3 and Gu ~ ,oIronln. II. +. Gear. Ed
Nan snd pr. :. Bailey. Jr.. was
dclerapns aired Moyle. secretary.
<of, Dr. r. selected We're: William
"a. Thou.F Harveilie. DR. S. Bal
Hheon, ''''s Ireeoning and David
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The Big Boss Trout.

Special u The Tribune
MORGAN. Sept. l2.-On Saturday last
the largest trout i'm the history OF Morgan
county was caught at the reservoir in
Canyon creek by Ernest Lyon and James
r. Eddngton. fish and game warden OF
Morgan county. 1t was 80 Inches in
body, and weighed 1872 pounds, After
being dressed the weight was ia pounds.
As q wonderful catch. the trout was cX-
hibited in nearly all the business houses
In Morgan.
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Funeral of Mrs. Walker,

Special 10 The Tribune,
SPANISH FORK. Sept, 12.-Funcral
services were held here yesterday after
noon over the remains OF Mrs. Celia
Thomas Walker. the beloved wife of II.
u. Walker OF HALEY, Ida. Mrs. Walker
died at her home on Wednesday. Septem-
Der s. OF pneumonia, She WAS but 10
years OF age. and had only been married
short time. Spanish Fork was once
her home, her father having once lived
here and died and was buried here.
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Hoken Promises to Be Good.

Special 10 the Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 12.--Hoken Olsen the
Huntsville blind tiger having given his
word TO be good in the future and cease
the sale OF liquor. the Weber county com
mIssoners today requested Sheriff Bar
low b Wilson to withdraw the appoint
nlent OF Deputy Sheriff A. u. Garner
who had been sent 10 Huntsville espe-
cially for the purpose to work up the
liquor case against Olsen.
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Lees Bond Fixed.
Special TO The Tribune.

SptcIEI 20 INe Ir!bUne.
OGDEN. Sept. 12.-Heny c. Lee. the
plano player from Evanston. Wyo. who
is said 10 have tricked Grace Muier OF
Rock Springs into n fake marriage. was
brought into the city court this morn
ing. He asked the court 10 allow him to
procure legal advice before entering a
plea. The hearing was postponed and
the prisoners bond fixed at $1,000. Lee
now denies the story told by the Muier
girl. although he admitted at the time
OF his arrest that II was true.
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BRIGHT s
DISEASE

People Of open mind having
Bright Disease OF having friends
who have, can hear of something
to their advantage if they will
write to John j. Fulton, 753 Bat
terry ST, San Fran" SEQ, Cal. Help.
full diet list mailed free
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Criminal Offenso Charaged,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. l2.-Henry II. Brown. a
railroad employee. will tomorrow be
formally charged with n statutory of
fense in the city court. complaint al
legiue specific offense on September 10
was filed this afternoon by County At
torney David Jenson. The woman I'm the
case is Bertha Howell Gray. the 17-year-
old wife Of Frank l.. Gray
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Brakeman Charged With Theft.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. ia formal complaint
charging James Armstrong. a Southern
Pacific brakeman. with grand larceny
was prepared by County Attorney David
Jenson this afternoon and Will be filed
with the city court tomorrow morning.
Armstrong is said 20 have stolen two
suit cases, two overcoats. three suits
Of clothes and other articles valued at
s22i The theft occurred August 20.
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Echo of Defunct Company.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept. 12.-Another echo Of the
defunct Superior Brick, Tile & Milling
company was heard In the district court
today when Judge J. 4. Howell allowed
Carl c. Rasmussen. the receiver for the
company. a judgment for s552 % against
David G. Lawson. the secretary and
treasurer Of the company.
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Weber Marriage Licenses.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 12,-Licenses 10 marry
were Issued by the county clerk 10 the
following today: Candido Parma and
Ceresa Tessi. both Of Tooele: John Peter
Kelliber and Ella Sanborn. both of Og-
den
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'chs TO Reform School.

ab tods W, y l2-ilarriet Anna Phil
punt Of 'Gnl I'm, to the reform school
ne arr, nsr incorrigibility. The
y Mrs ~ on complaint OF her
q her A,,a o. a. Lamastcr, who
xsolute 49, nler with associat,ug
ihe girI ~ ~ immoral men and girls,
lnst, Aintpppeered Tor trial on Sat-
oemurrnr ncy Robert Anderson
.on he will the complaint. This
no attsmnt trew rev his demurrer and
consenn,,,o1o 20 night the case. The
''uustrial schhsiy sentenced 10 the
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II. G. Jepson Arrested.
Snecial to The Trlbune.

SpcCldT 10 TIC IIIUUIt'
OGDEN. Sept. 12-H. c. Jepson was
arrested this afternoon with two young
girls. IL years Of age. named Lydia Jen-
sen and Clara Christensen, and said TO
be members OF prominent families Of
Brigham City. He is being held at the
city jaI pending an investigation. The
trio are said to have been in an intoXi
Gated condition.
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP.

III. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskilleG iaborers furnished
40 East 1st South cor. Commercial. Bell
phone 1888: Ind. 923. p43
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GAS FILTERS

PHONE HARLEY BROS. GAS RANGES
piping. Bell 265T. 425 So, Main. m3S4G
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Murray Republicans to Meet.

Special 10 The TrIbune,
MURRAY. Sept. 12.-Murray Republi-
cans Will hold a meeting at the city hall
Wednesday night. The purpose OF the
meeting Is to effect a permanent or
ganizatlon.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; no washing, ala 1st ave.
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Mrs. r. P. Silvey Dead.

Special TO The Tribune.
MlDVALE, Sept, 12.-Foliowing a brief
illness at her home in this city, Mrs. r.
b. SilVey died this morning at o'clock.
A husband and one daughter survive
The body will be taken 10 Ogden to-
morrow, where funeral services and In
terment will take place.
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FIRST-CLASs EMPLOYMENT OF ALL
k2s45
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MASSAGE
ASSAYERS

CRISMON G. NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists. removed TO 229 South
West Temple wl792
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Road Commissioner Resigns.

Special TO The Tribune
BEAVER. Sept. 12.-The resignation of
Orson BlaclSner as county road commits
sioner was rendered and accepted by the
board OF commissioners. and August
Theissen OF Milford was appointed 10 I'LL
the vacancy.
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wANTED-s1TUATIoNs-FEMALE

GOOD WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS
housckeeper. out OF town preferred
Phone Bell Forest 1TT-Red Rio, Trib-
unes rli55
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Jones Is Truant Officer.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, Sept. I'D. B. Jones has
been named truant officer OF Murray by
the school board.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

PALM BEACH FARMS COMPANY.
Palm Beuch. Florida, opening up $4,000
acres Inspection, our expense. Call 3
n. m. to 10 a. m. Sl1 d. Il, Walker bldg.
F. L. King. Mgr, rl75e
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MGDDLE-AGED MAN DESIRES POSI-
.lon as Storekeepcr or watchman; can
give bond and best of references. Ad-
dress R-5. Tribune. rl777
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR CHAM
mermaid at Hercules hotel SO West
3rd South, board and room. o348S
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SHOE REPAIRING

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in 10 minutes. 40 w. End So, base
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Co. neat and pleasing work done the
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SEVERAL EXPERIENCED COAL MIN
ers Give particulars and references.
Standard wages, desirable employment.
R-19. Tribune. r1I66