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JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JACKSON WILLIE, Fla, Dec. l9.-The
entries for to-morrow's races are as
f-ucws.
FIRST RACE--Seling; two-ysar-olds, five fur
laaxn WALTZ. i04 Monte Fox. ll2 Tippy.
40 Aake. lO4; Myrtle Marion, iOi: Oakley, liz:
N Wcrih' Ids ,Miadinetis, i6d,
<-ECOND RACE-sellins. twO-year-olds; five
ID one half furionss - Common sense, lU3
Thin. lO7 '~Iralsi, 1M f1oy Battle, l03, Red
, Oh, los; Dsnceaway. 100. IAmpoet. lO5 Dsi.
LIE, lO3; .'raniiff, IN.
rHURD RLCE-ssliing. three year olds and
-. ONE mile and seventy, xari; = utpost. lo2
alley Slave, iU2 MAplaOn. 100 'TuTnouat
%: 'ndns. ioa; I'd keek, io2 Beau brum
fOt,RTH RACE Handicap; all ag,s; six fur
Wool. % thy Fisher, 100, Jack Parker, III
TiFTa atcE-sdinc ,hrceyear4ads and W
az furioagr. -->ion Ami. lO3. An Red. Ill. BOl
90, i0s; Dan Field. los; 'Toison d'or, liz
Esshsa N w,fIy,ns Squirrel no. ''ida D.
sixTE RACE-sslliagi three-yssr'olds an'
up; one nd one sixteenth mLes.-Flsshing. "
Hi Top. l0ai flrt Peep. loS Glucose, ,ll2
ssCsm6l, l03i Live wir III; EAr o. Rich
mosd, ic3i Fslcada. 1908 Hazel Thorpe 100
sThres rounds apprentice allowance claim.i
ssTise pounds apprentice allowance claimed
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JACKSONVILLE .HESUlTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse Woo; selling
maidens. all ages; one mil, N-John Pat
terson, lp CBelD, . TO 10, o . n out
won by half n length; Await Or, .. 'dor
dom, 10 TO !. . TO / and 3 to w. second
Heart Pans los (Burns), 10 t, - 70
and 9 to 8, third, Time. l43 rs. NAHonpy
Peep over, Sam Matthews. HEX w fe"l
Shot. Woolspun and Anna also "n ''n'
finished rs named.
SECOND IlACE-I'urse 500, > Win
all ages; six furlongs,-Manhe!me w
CBelD, 3 to 2, even, ! 10 2, first =
nose: Mark Anthony H., l9 Da\ en-
port), TO 4, 2 to /. even, second; J 'e
,roit. los tM~usgrave), IA 10 5, 7 to & al v
2 OF s. third. Time-l.h. Henry eros,
caddin, Il. T. Ship, Inferno Queer
Kenmare Queen. ~Saraband. Brass But
tons. Freckles. Kempton Park ana
STARTER also ran.
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BLOCK TO ARBITRATION
ON RAIL WAY MEMS DEMANDS

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-No results were
expected to-day from the efforts OF Me.
diator Charles p. Nell TO adjust the diff.
ferencts between the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers and the ~sIxty-one
Western railroads from whom the broth.
erhood Is asking increased wages. Mr..
Bell held two conferences with the rail-
way managers n one with the engi-
neers. but 1t was announced to-day the
effort SC, far had been in vain. and both
railroad managers and engineers de.
clared that the chances OF mediation
resulting in settlement appeared decid.
eddy unfavorable.
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|NSANElYJ JEALOUS,
SAYS WIFE Of MAN
WHO SUES MAYOR
Pretty Mrs. Gaul Declares
$4,000 Action Against
Smith Has No Basis.
DENIES ANY JOY RIDES.
Chief Magistrate of Bogota
Just Neighborly Fellow
\, Member of Church.

pAter, on. Hackensack and Bosota
were in ~ fermcnt of excitement to-day
over the Wit for alienation OF affection
brourb. A. Ninst william N. Smith. the
ae,d Mayor \of Bogota. by Ray Gaul,
chief of the e Ngineering corps OF the
IAohAwanna r Siiroad.
rbe suit n fol-. $4,000, and the papers
On ale in the 81 \crtn's office at Pater-
-. accuse Mayo Smith Of misconduct
I'm Nrs. Liil,an Higgins oaul. whom
the engineer married in 1908.
nfra Oaui was con Taito soloist In the
yvrpt Reformed Churh of HAckensack,
- 'x.huroh on tho Green where
Warrington "A ssIi TO have worshipped.
Mayor smith and his wife are promi-
mi In the church. Mr.. Gau has flee
IN Tor divorce asainst bis wife. the
uapsrn Med in the Shxsraffs Office
chsrganx her with misconduct with
: smith from Aug. 10. 1Ne. to Dec
1 oe this year.
I'VE had thsm t~railed." SAID Ward .
yCc0inniss, Gaui's attorneys. to-dase TO
~y,rious roadhouses in Jersey and hotels
u New York.
wife Calls Il Absurd.
H - ., a, ,hn
MIS-. oaui was io""u n ,I'rr,n.
nome OF her latne'' 'o""
Rdseneld fATk.
This whole tnihe ~ eosu'', ~
claimed mere
slightest noa'' TOT ~"' N" :,
suit against Mr.. Smith or mys"f'
have been IN MT. Smi."s "A~"n",
but never on a Joy r'ue,
occasions Mr.. smith mas ~"
on the road TO hackehsacN ~u 80"
me a lift home. we were next ooo'
nelrhbors.
.-rhs truth 4, that my husband II
1881 ,.a,ou. and I was a fool tc
/. "A" Srna,,auy oc,sr no told m,
marty NM 80. ,.,n a. earth
thnt ne wo"'o .rus' .o 80. ~. ~
why doesn't ne 'A'H a'ou. ..,,
Ing left me after We were mar!'eu wv
months? He ala. though. ana stA'es
out West for four months. Then h
came back. He came right here and
,pstc.d Of bang meek and humble. h
"".N .ss ,,o, act 10 me. and. like
49, ,ook nhp hack. Then We de
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Rsgia Patent Law. for Germany.

MERLIN, Dec. i9.-The Government
to-day introduced in the Reichstag IA
amendment TO the law Of patents Of a
far.rsaching character. BY the bill the
authorities arc given power TO rescind
. patent after three years In the event
that the article Is manufactured chiefly
outside Germany or the colonies. The
Government memorandum declares that
the measure Is necessary in order to
pSotect German industry. which Is
sthrsstened BY the patent laws of other
countries.
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Dcmocratic League IN Meet

The Democratic League viii hold 4
meeting at their headquarters In tn,
FIFTH Avenue Building this afternoon
This Is the Organization OF which Gov
elect Dix was AT n time the head
Important matters In relation TO tn,
new Democratic adminlsi ration will b.
discussed.
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Try KISnnpprr To-Norrov,

The trial of Maria Kappa, Indicted
with stanlslas Pattenza, by the Kings
County Grand Jury :. Kidnapping
Michael Hizzo and { -eppi Longo, VIII
begin tomorrow before County judge
Fawcctt. she will be defended by ex-
Judge Chiffon. The prosecution will be
in change % District-Attorney John
| Clark.
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PUNISH l. IMPURE FOOD MEN.
Bnker Goe. 10 Cell and MIX Deal
era Are Find.

,oooh N.vma, a baker. OF No. 1919
sooora venue. was fined s75 in the
Court OF Special seSHIoHs to-uay ioI
using unclean 70 pu materlai w ms
shop. Being unable 70 pny tne i'he we
was sent to the Ton Sostor .nlr'S oays'
Louis Miller OF No ioio fark avenue
NO. TIrad 400 for ellinG adulterated
49, ana Ju,Ius / Eeltiow OF No. 81
Avenue c $50 for a III W oftense'
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James II. Evans, chauffeur for DR..
MscEvitt OF the Columbia Heights dis
;trict. Brooklyn. was sentenced to-day to
twenty days In Jail under the law which
forbids the use Of an automobile with
out the consent OF the owner.
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Must lie On Chair N sing sing.

M.BANY, Dec. 1.-THE Court OF APP
peals has hxed the week beginning
Jan. 30 a. the date for the e~lectrocutior
OF Samuel Ford. a negro, at Sing Sing
Prison. Ford murdered Capt. Ashe at
Browns station. Ulster County, in
March, 1909.
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Swift 4 Com 'any's srss Of fre-h Beef In New
York tlty Tor the wcek ending saturday. Dec. ~,
averaged $50 cents per pound. -
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Tai. 9AxAfivE bioM5 auinins Tsh...
Drusgsts refund money u It fails TO cure. y "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
FORT. BELOW HOTEL

says is class legislation. He comes
close to CHASING this law as favoring
the rich. who can send children to
private Institutions. while the greater
class of people must suffer the PEN
atty OF the violation Of the vaccina-
ton law, which they are unable to
avoid on account OF being poor. The
Court held that every one would be
In for the enforcement Of the law II
circumstances SO demanded, but
there Is no epidemic to warrant the
step taken by the State Board, and
says:
while our State Board OF Health
is rendering valuable service to the
people of the State In many ways,
yet do not believe the law empow-
ers II to compel. by writ OF man
date. another Board OF equal stand
ing before the law to exclude chill
dren from public schools when there
Is no public necessity for 30 doing.
The vaccination law, II not repeal
ed by a penal statute. is directory
only, and hence the School Trustees
are the sole judges when students
not vaccinated should be excluded
from the public schools by reason OF
any actual or threatened danger to
the public health from smallpox or
any other contagious disease"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
HOLDS VACCINATION
LAW AS INVALID
Santa Cruz Judge Decided Case
Against State Health Board.

SANTA CRUZ, March 22.-Today
Judge Lucas F. Smith rendered de-
cislon against the State Board OF
Health In the action to compel the
pupils In the Watsonville schools to
be vaccfnated. The Trustees had re-
fused TO force compulsory vaccina-
tion, and the petition was made to
the Superior Court for a writ OF
mandate barring from schools all
children not complying with the
State law, which In this case would
affect $50 pupils. The jurist almost
at the outset held the State'law as
unconstitutional In that It exempts
from Its provisions children attend
Ing private schools. which the Judge
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
wIcKERsHAM FIAYs INSURGENTS.

CHICAGO, Apr 1O-Atorney- General Wickersham,
the when surende
speaking
his speech being the
Cabinet general
vers The speaker made reference the cabd
President
white
The Attorney did mince his
the detractors of the and paying attention
remarks
.i y,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
SOCIALISTS
MAKE DEMONSTRATIONS

BERLIN Apr 1oone hundred and twenty thousand socialists
and radicals marched through Berlin
suffrage reforms
sive witnessed 4
The soaist beginning
sraon Many had allied
the radical
helped swell the numbers Men cheed
enthusiastic abandon.
Back forth through
procession
sociac hymn the whole
the sounds ringing through the the music
choir
along the line of cheered wildly.
After
of the city and
who had the
shouting for reform OF the ELECTORAL
The fairly
no
to
presented to the Emperor o Reichstag
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11

s~suLLsrlN ADS .pAY-w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
FRENCH WOMEN TO
RUN FOR OFFICE

PARIS, March 24.-lf the leaders OF
the French woman suffragettes carry
out their program the elections next
month viii be much livclier than
usual, es they intend to present woin,
en- candidates for deputies In every
reimbursement OF Paris as wen as in
other parts of France, The candidates
will be placed before the electors with.
tout the formality OF primaries, and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
SHIPS COLLIDE; EIGHT DRowNE D.

MANILA. 1OThe steamer Del Pillar
pine eight their Eghseven
difficulty the being subjected considerable them
Del Pillar colided o he
bow OF the Del Pillar
in minutes after the collision Many the who
when the get
and they themselves
with the ship, however
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11

BY a recent decision OF the man.
agement OF the Central Railway OF
Brazil, which is Government owned
and operated. all passes are abolished
and arrangements for Official transpor-
tation are made ON another basis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11

there is no way OF preventing this
action. NJ
Marguerite Durand, journalist and
lecturer and former editor of the
woman's daily paper. La Fronde. who
has started the campaign. said today
when asked as to the program II the
women were elected:
First we wish 10 get the right TO
vote and to hold all political Offices.
Personally. my first desire is to abol-
ish the sale of absinthe. close the pub
lie gambling rooms, reduce the mum
Der OF cafes. reform the divorce laws.
humanize the prison system by ap.
pointing women inspectors. and then
to leglslate on social and economic
questions affecting women" nj.
>$-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
REvoLUTIoNIsTs IN RIOT,

CHAMAND here OF
a revolutionary
opportunity
hatred order
%
of roting attacked,
essary police protect him
lin anarchist
arrest authorities
considered
the authorities taking there
etitions
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11

One OF the newest automobile tires.
Pennsylvania invention, consists
OF number OF rubber blocks to. be
mounted In steel channel and re-
versible, SO that new surface can
replace a worn one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
TAFT SPEAKS ON TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, d. IU-PresIden Congressman
Congressman Longworth the meeting the
ly received 70.
The dealt with the various the arn
defending policy administration
porting bill the trainers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
coLLIDINa TRAINS INJURE MANY.


collision between trains the suburbs the
travelling high
s feared that number injured will die
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-11
LARGEST DREADNoUeHT IS READY.

BOSTON, 1O.-The batIeshp
commission finishing touches
last 5 readiness
to sea-.
North considered the
existence classified
from and above other type Of lighting ship extant
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HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

~s----------~-------~-----
FINE-ROOM modern house. with
barn- 1858 Pierpont ST.. near Fishers
brewery and gas works and electric
nght plant Inquire sunday on prem
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TRATOR-Refined lady or
gentleman Of good appearance to act
as demonstrator. for large Iowa manu-
fscturer- Experience unnecessary. Lib
eral pay. Steady employment. Adv.
Dept. Central Mfg. Co, Iowa city.
Iowa. Y g5g
WANTED-win ship car household
goods TO Los Angeles and one to Chi
cago within next ten days. Very rea-
sonable rates. kimball Van * Storage
Co. 1e West 1st South.
WE can save you money on your pro-
visions. Lard. 15c h.. best hams, zoe
H.; doz. eggs. 65c, afc. Lees Cash
Market. 173 ". 5. Temple. Both phones
ONE or two children to board and
care for. in small private family Good
comfortable home. No other children.
Bell 2S62-Z.
GET your pictures framed at Fafd-
mos art store. Large assortment Al "A
reduced price this week. NJ. A. Fald-
mo. 139 East 2d SO. st. Phone 100 Bell
WANTED-Books bought. sold and
exchanged. We buy books OF all kinds
IN any quantity. The o. & n. Book Shop.
W. l. Morgan, manager. 116 y. I'd SO.
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CARD OF THANKS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

TIE Boston Cafe. 2fS So. state for
merry the Empire Cafe. has changed
hanGs and viii be open and ready Tor
business sat Dee. ~. Ever, thing re-
modelled and first class. good service.
WOLF. che Tailor. now at 3Og Judge
Bldg. and n. Wolf OF the Boston Bldq.
viii consolidate January LIST. 1911. and
commence business 20 322 kearns Bldg.
TRENT Engineering a. Machinery Co.
has moved 70 Newhousc Bldg. Rooms
2G1-3.
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ABLE-BODIED men wanted for the
u. :. Marine Corps. between the ages
Of 10 and 80. Must be native born or
have first papers. Monthly pay SIS to
800 Additional compensation possible
Food. clothing. quarters and medical
attention free. After 90 years service
can retire with 20 per cent OF pay and
allowance Service on board ship and
ashore In all parts Of the world. APP
ply az u. s. Marine Corps Recruiting
Office. New Windsor Hotel Second
South and Main SITS. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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$4,000 TO $4,000 yearly in the real
esldlc business. without capital. we VIII
teach YOU the business b- mail appoint
you special representative iu your 'o-
CAVITY, 81 leading real estate company.
llst Win you readily salable proper
TIES. cooperate with and assist you 90
permanent success. thorough COM
merCtaI law course free 20 representa-
lives. TT you are honest and ambitious.
our free tl-paEc book will surely in
tcrest you Address luternatiOna
Realty Corp Dept Z3f. Chicago. IU.
successor TO The Cross Co. a. n. W.
Cross a Col
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SITUATIONS

BY middie-aged widow. place "a
housekeeper. good cook. no objection
60 country Address W 81. Herald Re
publican.
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statesmen. make 500 per cent profit
selling our gold window letters. novelty
signs and changeablc signs. 500 varie-
ties. enormous demand Catalogue free.
sullivan Co, 1924 Van Buren, ST.. Chi
cauo. III N95z
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WANTED--Sat esman for Salt Lake
and surrounding country. must be eN-
perienced and furnish bond. give par
ncuiars IN letter OF application. Edw.
man ufacturers, jobOers. coffee roasters
St. Louis, Mo.
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MOORE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Most reliable.
Ind. 7f0 81 w. I'd So. Bell SOIL
BIG money for agents: best PROPOSE
sion. new plan, no talking: easy work
lbl W. So. Temple.
MAGAZINE subscription solicitors
Tor city and vicinity. 612 South 9Th T..
WANTED--Dentfst for good out-of-
town location. Inquire 81 Main St
FOR SALE-Diamond rings. $40 and
up. Frank. the tewelcr. 5 East 81 south
~ ESSENGEkS with wheels. steady
Work. Postal telegraph co.
MEMS laundering. first class work
2i5 So. LIST W.
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ARGENTA LODGE so. 3. r. and \
M--keEular meetings held az Masonic
temple, corner second East ann First
South. the first Tuesday OF each
month Members OF sister lodges and
Eo1CurninE brethren cordially invited TO
attend i. n CFAGE.R. ". NJ
~. 8. PHILLIPs- sccretarY.
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MOUNT afORIAH LODGE 40. ?. r.
and A M.-RcEular meetings held at
Masonic temple. corner LIST South and
I'd East. the second Monday Of each
month Members OF sister lodges and
brethren IN good standing are cordial
~ invited TO attend.
+. A. sIMPEfN. w. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
UTAH COMMANDERY no. ]. knights
Ten pllrs-Statcd conclaves held al
Masonic temple. cor. "a East and LIST
South the first Thursday OF each
month SoJourning Sir Knights cor
daily invited 20 attend.
JOHN n. BRECkON. =. 9.
~ D LEATHEEWOOD. Recorder.
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SALESMAN. Experienced in any line
TO sell general trade in Utah. Cnex-
cehed specially proposition. with
January I. Commission with S35 week
" for expenses. The Continental Jew
elry Co. Cleveland. Ohio. N35q
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WANTED.
Statesmen.
Continued


Statesmen making $500 monthly
selling ROckport lots. 500 each. Deep
water harbor. Sartain 4 Montgomery,
san Antonio. Texas. N365
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5000 RD-Lost-Scotch col
lie dog. yellow, with white marks, in
ride toe OF front foot gone. Bell
zfs9-NZ.
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F1RsT-CLASS chid's nuree wishes
situation. Address " ~. Herald Re
publican
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WANTED-Hig h-class coffee sales.
men. must have continuous successful
record, TO represent large Chicago i'm.
and restaurant trade. Full particulars
20 receive attention. Address - 20
Herald Republican.
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HACCABEEs- Utonian tent No. /
meets every Wednesday evening in T.
q. o. r. hall. Market ST. SoJOurning Sir
knights cordially invited
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LOST AND POUND.

LDST-Fox terrier. about mo. old.
with black spots. unCvcnly marked.
Return 90 231 North 5th West. Re
ward. Phone 3s11-K-
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WANTED-First-c class salesman for
Utah TO sell staple line on new and
exceptional terms. one having success
ful speciality experience preferred. At
tractive contract for 1911. containing
liberal weekly advance clause. Ref
erences required. Miles +. Bixler Co
Cleveland. ohio. Na6S
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Mt. Moriah lodge so. VIII hold a
special meeting tomorrow Monday
evening. az $50 o'clock. for installa-
tion OF officers by grand master %
Utah. Banquet MasOus qualified i'm
vlted- CHRISTOPHER DTEtla
Secretary.
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CAPABLE woman wishes work nurs-
INK or housekeeping. Ind 21S1. 81
So. state.
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WASHING zone at home. s5c dozen.
Bell Main Sl57-Y.
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soCTETIE

masonic NOTICE.
ArgCnta lodge SO. 8. r. a. A. III viii
hold q special meeting this sunday
81 s.l5 p. m. Tor The purpose of attend
iuE and conducting the funeral OF our
late brother. John O.. Fairwcathcr. late
Of Berlin lodge No Is. who died De-
cember rs. 1910. AGED fifty-ninc. So
Journlng Masous OF sister lodges are
respectfully invited Co attend.
~ g. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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MEN NANTEr-Age rs 20 IS. for
fircuien. $500 monthly. and brakemcn.
$50 on nearby railroads. experience
unnecessary. TO strike. positions guar
aufCcd competent men. promotion.
railroad employing headquarters; over
500 men sent TO positions monthly:
state age. send stamp. Railway AssO-
citation. care Herald-Republican-
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GET a better place. Uncle sam IS
best employer. pay is high and sure.
hours short. places permanent. promo
uons regular. vacations with pay.
thousands of vacancies every month.
1ll kinds Of pleasant work everywhere.
no layoffs. no pull needed. common
education sufficient. custom house. in
tcrnal revenue and other examinations
soon. Ask FOR free Booklet 2f0. Civ
ing fun particulars and explaining my
offer Of position or money back Earl
Hopkins. Washington. ID. q. y 1923
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COUNTY representative for success
hand vacuum carpet cleaner. Sells for
$500. The only successful single per-
son machine on the market. Biggest
kind or profits. Write FOR terms. Hut
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WANTED.
HELP-MATE.
(Continued)

INTELLIGENT young man OF much
experience desires any good position.
n ] references. Address W %. Herald
Republican.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-18
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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-08-12
It Has Proved it's Worth

Prohibition must be judged by resultsit must stand
fall upon it's merits The people of Kansas very pro-
gressve positive and intensely practical in their ideas
and habits IF the probtory law had given better
civilization and higher type of manhood and womanhood
would have been repealed If it has increased
Drunkenness crime and perjury saloon claim has
DONE the saoonkeepers would all be supporting the law
instead of fighting it. for it would increase their
This is age of conservation. Prohibiting the
facture and sale of whisky closely identified with
sound conservation policy than the laws prohibiting the
wanton destruction of the forests.
You may think that Francis E. Willard and Clifford
Pnchot far apart in their line of effort but they
not-both protecting the natural resources of the
American republic.
EWoodman spare that tree' is fine sentiment indeed but
it is not finer than Brewer spare that YOUTH
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