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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-26

Athletes are urged to hIe their
entry blanks at tbs earliest posi-
bic time IN order that the complete
list may be prepared without delay.
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MUNICIPAL ATHLETIC TOURNEY
TO BE HELD IN POTOMAC PARK

Commissioner Cno Rudolph Appoints DIR
Along
Will Be Con7uced Connection July
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
REORGANIZATION OF THE
NORTHWEST FIELD SERVICE

HELENA. Mont. June 27.--ofhcial no.
tice has been received here from the sec
retary OF the interior outlining the re-
organization Of the field service OF that
depa rtment for the entire northwest. The
new divisions are as follows;
Division No / Oregon. Washinngten ;,S nsta
quarters at Portland. l., l.. Sharpe in
charge; division No. 2 Nevada and and Csli.
Francisco as headquarters and +. c. De-
zendorf as chief; division No. 3; south
half OF Idaho. with headquarters ct Boise.
c. II. Harrison chief; division No; I,
state of Montana. H.. Cunom chiet.
with Helena as headquarters: division
No. 5. Colorado, Kansas and Oklahoma,
NJ. D. McInery. Denver. chief: division
No. 6. Arizona and Los Angeles district,
G. w. Helm chief, with headquarters at
Los Angeles: division No. T. Nebraska.
South Dakota and Wyoming, with c. A.
Baker OF Cheyenne as chief; division
No 10, Utah, D. e. Hair OF Salt Lake as
chief: and field division No. II. New
Mexico. with Santa Fe as headquarters,
L. o Moore chief.
The other districts are composed OF
central states.
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SOUTHERN RACE RIOT
CLAIMS TWO VICTIMS

JACKSON, Miss. June 27.-Meager de-
tails reached here today OF race riot
near Harrisville. Simpson county. on
Sunday. Several hundred white men are
now searching for fugitive negroes One
white man, Luther Buckley and a negro
havo been killed.
The trouble started when two negroes
Quarreled with a white farmer and left
him lying unconscious from blow on the
head A posse started In pursuit OF the
colored men Shortly after dark yestei-
was riding along the public road FIRE
was opened by the fugitives and Buckley.
a young farmer, was shot dead from his
horse. The posse gave immediate pur-
suit and a negro named Jones was cap
turcd and shot 10 death.
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PROTEST AGAINST ACTION
OF PHILIPPINE COURT

REDoNDO BEACH. Cal, June 27,-
William Gitt, a business man of Manila.
who is now here. has sent to fifty men
OF congress copies of an AFFIDAVIT by
which he hopes to obtain pardon for John
Flemister. a Spanish war veteran, now
serving a two-year term In an Island
prison. for what Is termed grave resist
ance and disobedience TO an agent Of au
thorily." Mr.. Gilt hopes TO interest
President Taft in the case.
According TO the affidavit, Flemister
resisted a Filipino policeman who tried
to bar him from a reserved section of
the grand stand at the Manila race track
He was fined 5000 and sentenced TO serve
four months In prison. and when he ap-
pealed TO the supreme court OF tho Islands
that tribunal Increased both fine and i'm
prisonment.
The supreme court Of the United States
refused to review the case on the ground
that the appeal papers were defective,
Mr.. Gifts affidavit alleges inhuman
treatment OF Flcmlster by his Filipino
jaiers.
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ISSUE CIRCULAR
ON ". P. OPENING
W. j. ShOtwell Gives Official
Notice of Company's
Plans.
PASSENGER TRAINS SURELY
START NEXT AUGUST
Trains to Be Made Up of New
Electric Lighted Equip
ment.

w. j. Shotwell of the Western Pacific
al San Francisco has issued the first cir
cuar covering the opening OF the West
ern Pacific. A copy was received in this
city Monday. 1t states officially that
the line will be opened from Salt Lake
City to San Francisco in August, the
exact date to be announced later.
Through trains will be operated and the
equipment will be electric lighted and
consist OF steel baggage. mail and chair
cars with diner and library car. Com
partment observation Pullman slccpers
VIII be included In the equipment, which
the circular states, will be of the most
modern description,
The circular asks that the official an
nouncenlent be given wide publicity. so
IL is taken that all arrangements have
been perfected and nothing will prevent
the road from commencing passenger
train service on the date mentioned.
AS already stated the first consign-
mcnt OF cars for passenger service ar
rived in the local yards Saturday. and
were sidetracked with the eight diners
already here The new cars are OF steel
construction and are the latest type of
baggage equipment The cars VIII be
arriving from the east daily.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah;
In the matter Of Thomas r. Miller and
Joseph A Mazel: doing business as the
Colorado Cafe. bankrupt.-No. 1852 In
bankruptcy.-Petition for discharge,
To the Honorable John \. Marshall;
Judge of the district court OF the United
States for the district OF Utah;
Thomas R. Miller and Joseph A. Mazel:
doing business as the Colorado Cafe. OF
Salt Lake City, In the county OF salt
Lake and state OF Utah, In said district
respectfully represent that on she 2oth
day OF January last past. they were .duly
adjudged bankrupt under the acts oil
congress relating to bankruptcy; that
they have duly surrendered ell their
property and rights OF property. and have
fully complied with all the requirements
OF said acts and of the orders OF the
court touching their bankruptcy.
Wherefore they pray that they may be
decreed by the court 10 have full dis
charge from all debts proVable against
their estate under said bankrupt acts,
except such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 25th day OF June A. D 1910.
COLORADO CAFE,
BY Thomas r, Miller.
JOSEPH 4. MAZEL,
THOMAS r, MILLER.
Bankrupts.
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BOYS OF TENDER YEARS
FACE BURGLARY CHARGE

PITTSBURG. June 27.-Many daring
burclarIes are charged against three
brothers. the youngest years old and
tho Oldest under 10. who are locked up
In the South Side police station.
The boys gave their names as Elmer
Anscott Is years old: George, 13. and
Francis. T. For two days policemen had
been tracing the boys.
Eight Mount Washington homes arc
said by the police TO have been entered
by them during the last three nights;
when much valuable booty was secured
and hidden away In the dark recesses or
an abandoned coal mine. just across the
Monongahela river from Pittsbure. where
they hid like brigands and planned their
night attacks on south Side houses
Partly burned candles. with which the
lads lighted their rendezvous. particles
OF food, knives. bayonets and swords
were among the things found by the po.,
lice when they searched the cave. All
three ads are held for the juvenile court.
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DIED

KNAPP-At Helper. Utah, June %, Ar
Wis Knapp. little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Knapp. Funeral services VIII
be held today June 49, 1910. at . p. m
from the funeral chapel Of Eber w. Hall
l64 South West Temple. Interment Mt
Ollvet.
SMITH-In this city. June 26. 1910, Cath
arine, wife OF William ]. Smith, former
resident OF Milford. Utah. Funeral cor
tege Will leave O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel
at $50 a. m. thence to ST. Mary's ca
thedral. where high mass will be said
at 10 a. IN. 1nterment at MI Calvary
Friends invited
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DEPARTMENT.. OF THE ,i;ll,oR INTERIoR
n C-Sealcd proposals for letting dis
trIcts Fri Nos and !. in the shoshone IN
dian Reservation, wyoming for sraSlng S5ans
purposes. wiA be received at the StHee
Washington, d. c.. until Q o'clock p. M,
Monday August %. 1910 and VIII be I'm
mediatnly thereafter opened in the pres,
necessary information may be obtained
on application to the Superintendent OF
tbe Shoshone School Wind River, Wyo-
n,,s t m3S3l
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LOCATING BEST ROUTE
INTO WAYNE COUNTY

Surveying parties in the interest of the
Colorado Utah Mines & OIL company have
started out from Richfield to make
thorough study OF the best route 10 Loa
Wayne county and as soon as their re-
ports are filed the organization of the
new railroad will be effected The people
of the syndicate with deep interest and
Loa Is especially eager as that point will
be the head office for the road.
1t Is understood that the private right
Of way will be granted while the United
States Will have TO be pettioned for per-
mission 10 traverse the government lands,
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RIO aRANDE PLANS VAST
BETTERMENTS TO PROPERTY
The Tribune, June 10.

Now that the Rio Grande hos success
fully financed the Western Pacific. which
Il has been building tor many years past
the local system In Utah Is TO receive
great attention. For the present. year
the company has close to Sl,500 900 Tor
Immediate Improvements. but FOR the next
three or four years An annual appropri-
alton Of throe times that sum Will be
expended in this state The entire main
line Will be bnllnsteo. the branches put
IN first-class condition. and new stations
aud permanent structures built The Eio
Grande wlll also build in this city Tor
It's use and the Western Pucihc one OF
the most complete shop and terminal
plants In tho country. The entire main
line will gradually be reiuid with heavier
and new steel and the steel released will
be used In building branches Chief Of
. these VIII be the extension Of the hne
; below Marysvaie
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.


District of Utah.
On this 25th day OF June. A; D. 1910,
on reading the foregoing petition IT Is
ordered by the court that hearing
be had upon the same on the. 2oth day
OF July. a. D, 1910. before said court at
salt Lake City. in said district. at ten
q clock in the forenoon. and that notice
thereof be published In The Salt Lake
Tribune newspaper printed In said
district and that all known creditors ana
other persons in interest may, appear at
the said time and place and show cause,
II any they have why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
And 1t is fnrther, ordered by the the court co ri
that the clerk shall send by man 10 az.
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order, addressed TO them at their
places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable John A Mar
shall. Judge of the said district court,
and the seal thereof, at Salt Lake Giiy'
in said district. on the 25th day Of Juiy'
Attest: JERROLD r. LETCHER,
ISa,I of court Clerk.
NSS"' " m3SAS
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SHOOTS HIS MISTRESS
AND COMMITS SUICIDE

TRINIDAD. Colo, June 27,-News
reached here today of a tragedy al Yer
meio Park N. NJ. Carlos Archuleta. a
mall carrier. after shooting and seriously
woundlng Mrs, Juanita Gallegos. with
whom he had been living, and witnessing
the burning to death Of her ten-year-old
daughter, committed suicide.
Archuleta. II is said. returned from
Tercio intoxicated. quarreled with the
child in endeavoring 10 light lamp, set
her own clothing on fire, Archuleta
watched the child die in the flames. then
went into a field near by and blew out
his brains. Mrs. Gallegos Will recover.
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faald Nurse Gets Promotion.

~ NE Tribune.
~ Jhnc. 27.-After managing the
- hospital of the Southern Pa
z 9gsfn since II was built several
! no Miss J. Harrington has re-
Stty from the medical depart
q the Hartman system to report
! mncisco where she will be con-
t!t the general hospital Of the
y Pacific.
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TO IMPROVE RIO GRANDE.'
Financial Condition Now Allows Bet
torment OF Railroad.

Now that the Rio Grande has sue
.sfu,Iv financed the Western Pacific.
the narent system in Utah Is 10 re-
ceive some needed attention: Ihs
company mas appropriated sl.Soo'ooO
snr irnrnediate Improvements. For the
rnxt three or four years TO come the
annual appropriation Will be tnrec
times that sum The entire main me
Will be rcballasted. the branches pun
I'm first-class condition ana ne" s.a S,
- ond Dernanent structures huiit
Tha R,o Crande will build In Salt Lake
tor its use and that of the Wcs Srh
pnc,,,c one of the most complete shofs
and pad''li plants U II IN the country The ;,s en-,
,Sre main line will be rclaid win
saoyier steel and the steel reieosed VIII
he uscd IN building branches chiet
~ these will be tn" eX'cnS,on ot tue
,,a,n Inc below Marysraie' II
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UNITED STATES ASKS
DISMISSAL OF SUITS

ST, LOUIS. June 27.-In accordance
with the agreement reached between rail-
road presidents and President Taft
United States District Attorney Charles
II. Houts today asked for the dismissal
of the suit brought in the Unit I'd States
circuit court by the government against
railroads composing the Western Trunk
Line committee TO restrain the proposed
increase in freight rates.
Judge Dyer. who signed the restrain
order at Hannibal, ordered the suit dis
missed.
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HEADS
|I[v RAILROAD
n, Union Pacific elf Man Sc
nrsd by the Western
Pacific.
kEPASSENGER IRAFplo Al plton
nyIGER'S DESK AT ONCE
Ltlhs Most Successful and
4 Popular Men in the
Business.

/. .,,ycIsco. June 27,-lt was an
sa" ~. offices OF the Western Pa
81 " r,t E. l.. Lomax, general
s srent of the Union Pacific
FL, omaha for the last u years
:, ..oo,n,sd passenger traffic man
~ ~ western Pacific. with offices
= I..,eiseo. y. Mr.. Lomax will as
"'D ,,,,ss OF his new position
rIl,sb.
,,-,r,se 10 the railroad world,
,, news. for without doubt MI.
% AZ, Of the most successful and
an IN the passenger business
= xsll known locally as he is
-, The east for when the Union
.,.d the Short Line and
.r.,em as we'll as that por-
~. Salt Lake Route TO MilIor9,
,-r.ral passenger agent ana ihaoe
.5na 10 this city.
px w is an old Burlington man
IN handle ,ranscontinental
a ,v hack in 1863 In Iowa, he
.rM, a mere lad. but 1t IS SAID
Y ~, ~ vhen a passenger asked how
Gar Frnncisco or anywhere
~, that he WAS there with the
II 'I" onrreci answer. His clock
z,rs correct and no matter now
Z 49, he was asked II it was cor
y would reply and one day ms
~ brought directly 10 the at
4 a The general passenger agent
,h,.s rears he was chief clerk III
...sr,mcnt of what was even then
]. A. srcstest railroads in the coun-
rtsc and change In position
" s.sdIly until he became general
- agent of the Union Pacific in
An territory extending from
Kansas City and the gulf TO
"A Or. and river boats on the
=" and ocean vessels on the Pa
IN lbs time when jay Gould had
,,s rrjon Pacific the greatest rail-
4 --,,r one management in this coun-
4 fsrsy literature on the west Is
III Known 10 need special descrin-
N Sot out ihe first Utah book
n y,ars ago and has been issuing
,i-cc. He Is the man who organ
y newspaper train Of inspection
. :, wyoming division ten years ago
4 trip on the Los Angeles Linn
.hn Chicago with n party OF 100
|rc;g writer's. He Is a passenger
4 q advertiser and a modern mixer
- % this day. the old idea of cour-
~ ,eonted in his first ticket office
y TtStsgn Pacific is 10 be coDgratu-
q his acceptance Of the position
/ hsvs the transconIlncntal game
~ spd 10 the other His appoint
VI 90 doubt be followed by many
-, announcements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
DENTISTS
FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line ard carry com
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 East 3rd
South, a3iSs
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"A unlngs monday.
-H'oue travel is heavy.
1aO movement promises to be
10 Boise will each have a Reno
y July travel on the railroads
s.n lrom prt-ent indications.
cghlng Of the Rio Grande is
- colorado. where ne went with
"tsath Infantry.
7esdtnt Burkhead OF the Rio
ISSUED q novel circular to
,.a oIagemen covering prompt
!" ontles. II Is illustrated and
! saure!y new in this respect.
p some interesting stories Of
-G9 oy the Western Pacitic.
aa Is a great friend OF this
nTuson and r. N. OrilvIa of
IN !. racine engineering force are
heAry schiacks has gone to
.oxie took hold OF the Pa
a " The American Express
= .aser .nanaeer and passed the day
7,,t'rsq.,ailted; His initial work
[is.s ~ 'ae rather startling report
M " The train holdup. but he
tu N'a' thiS was an unusual
{ seht @ and General Manager
~. pr OF the American Ex-
tuesday for Chicago TO as
NY NY duties and was savinp %
q srp.ssaw we new friends Monday, all
-pstsI.,ssu regret at his leaving
h'm upon his promo
& siD1sSieo ssio made trip to the in
d ,,ns4 ,in camp on Monday.
hi jIiusssey, sy, general claim acenr
y lbai ~. Route and a popular
'oao' is in the city.
~ t,Isrtwsh, Doth the freight and pas
rtg b,n's b.snn Of the Western Pa
sil X. named Il now looks as
4 lrsfIc ~, no Vice president iu
>,,,. ior some time.
IA tt,, ~ prSpcr are delighted over
lor an ne surveys have been
Rallw,,.e extension OF the Utah
ts ruh,ss, 20 All week IL has
- iirmne' Of discussion In The
sslin 'SSanee.ion San With the new
Dow "hs as been completed anc
N being ballasted. "'''
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GAS FILTERS

Phone Hanley Bros: gas ranges pip
ing. Bell o657. a25 South Mai1- m2S4s
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED HOUSE
man Linden hotel 123 East Bird South.
n3S70
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WOMAN TO DO HOUSEHOLD WASH
Ing. Call 1850 lst ave. or phone 1882.
n3S7S
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GOOD BARBER WANTED; STEADY
JOB. II Z. 4th So, Federation of Labor
haH m3S52
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CARPENTERS TO STAY AWAY FROM
Ogden: strike on. m3017
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cornet. trombone. TO meet for practice
work. Address X Il. c.. care Tribune.
un36Sd
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WANTED-GOOD, LIVT HUSTLERS,
none other but experienced solicitors
need apply. Good large commission paid
to right men. Call APO D, F. Walker blk
m2506
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"Gimlet" Scores Another "Beat;"
1t Publishes Railroad Story from
The Tribune, Only z Days Late

there limit of
has fh Been eTaS ps 1t oo not From time to time the Gme
ds S yS ya of But the GHlet few
house that only
dayscount old
reproduced nearly word for word R coumn
$ lie
Tribune, The Gimlet June2 27
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WAITRESS WANTED AT Y. M, c. \ /;
must have experience. Corner lst and
State SITS m3NSS
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MANICURING

MASSAGE. MANICURING AND SHAM
pooiDg for ladies and gentlemen. Miss
Bickford. 413 D. F. Walker block Boil
ITls. m3o9o
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WANTED~-BE AN ACTOR. IF YOU
have tho ability 1t is our business to
bring 1t out. We teach you and secure
you opportunity Preparatory courses Ia
lyreum work. Salt Lake School OF Act
Ing, over Merchants bank. mD2S
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WANTED-BoY ABOUT IT YEARS OLD.
j. II. r, Franklin Co, 2GS South Main.
m3S74
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED, SMALL
family: good wages. a75 East 4th South.
m3S72
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GOOD WOMAN COOK TO GO OUT OF
city for summer months. 59S South 3rd
East, mSSSO
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NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE UP
that course in telegraphy at Henager's
Business, college m3313
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GOOD LAUNDRESS AND CLEANER
323 Wall st. Ind. phone 2343. m3S6S
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A COURSE IN THE UTAH BUSINESS
COLLEGE spells success" for you.
Special summer torn. three months
$4,000 cnsh. ENROLL NOW. m35S2
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WANTED HELP--MALE

S->~>-~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WANTED-SOLICITOR ExTRAORDI-
nary opportunity for making money IL
you are salesman; only hustlers who
can furnish references need apply; state
something about yourself first letter
Address E-56, Tribune n3s73
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FINE YOUNG PONY NEW SADDLE.
br{dle, etc; kind and safe for children.
Cali or address room 522 Newhouse bldg.
m3i30
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WANTED-SAI.ESNIAN OF ABILITY
to travel: high salary to high class
man; none but hustlers who can furnish
references need apply, state something
about your self first letter, Address -49,
Tribune. ro26T2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
IoIa y493
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
PA Z. End So. Both phones 81 b297
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS RETAIL.
candy maker. one who is willing to do
any other work when not busy with
gle or married. Steady work for right
man. City Bakery and Candy Kitchen
Idaho Falls, Ida. m3447
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FOR SALE.

Three fine bowling alleys, including
all appurtenances, very cheap. For par
ticulars inquire Of The Bismarck, No,
30 West Second South st.
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BARBER WANTED AT "a EAST IND
South m3SS1
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GOOD CLEANER AND DYER. GOOD
wages, steady work. Elite Cleaning Co:
Ogden. nloOO
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NEW STUDENTS MAY ENROLL AT,
Henager's Business college any time: /:
day ana night sessions all the year;
special low rate to those entering now.
m3316
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WOMAN FOR KITCHEN WORK. AN
mex Cafeteria. II West South Temple,
m3S66
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Railroad Notes.
Innings Monday.

q innings Monday.
-H'one travel is heavy.
1aO movement promises to be
~ Boise will each have a Reno
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ONE GOOD JOB BRINGS TWO.
That's why the Century continues to
grow. Century Printing Co.. 55'57 Post
nffice place.
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Queen Quality Shoe Sale. Bargains
for men, women and children. Vincent
Shoe Co.
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS: AP.
PLY MORNINGS 7:45, AFTERNOONS
AT l2:45, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
FlCE. TROY LAUNDRY. 431 SO. 9Th
EAST ST,
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TWO GOOD SOLICITORS TO TRAVEL
on commission. with weekly advance; /;
good proposition. 1913 Atlas blk. m202s
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The "Gimlet.'' June 27.