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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12

through the efforts Of the enterprising
business men Of the city. working
through the chamber Of commerce. have
been more general through Arizona
than In any other portion Of the south
reductions for the year 1910 are nearer
realization. The volume Of trade from
Arizona increased In greater proportion
than the' freight reductions warranted
in new territory, but that is explained
by the fact that during the year there
was a general revival of all mining in
terests, particularly copper, and a num-
Der OF new districts opened up. this
increased volume Of trade flowing nat
urally to Eel Paso.
The activity Of the Southern Pacific
in building branch lines in the lei Paso
trade territory aided greatly in opening
up new territory and increasing tie
volume Of trade from the older COM
munities, besides creating new popula-
lions in sections tributary to Eel Paso
by both natural and railroad conditions
This activity continues into the year
1910, and Will do much to put lei Paso
in dominant position as regards the
trade Of southern Arizona.
Securing Northern Mexico.
IGl Paso manufacturers and tobbers
have at last realized the possibilities
in northern Mexico, and are making eff
forts to extend their trade in that dl-
rection, with success
The trade possibilities in northern
Mexico are practically unlimited, as It
is the newest country on the globe to-
day. I'm a commercial way. Humboldt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12
Ell Paso Enters Her Skyscraper Era
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Continued from Page y
port more residence jobs Offering than
ever before in the history Of the city.
Probably n SmcIter.
The press dispatches have for some
months been announcing the construc-
ton OF another big smelter in FL Paso
by the International Smelling and Re-
filming company, o concern with a paid
in capital of $10,000000 and a clamor
Ing public ready to take much more
Of the stock. 1t is known that the
ground has been looked over and a site
tentatively selected. If the city secures
this enterprise 1t will add 81 900, 900 to
tho estimate made for new buildings in
the city. bringing the assured total up
to 100000.
Large Lumber Mills
Another enterprise reasona bly, sure
for Eel Paso during the year 1910, and
the direct result Of the progress and
enterprise of the city during the year
1909, Is the location of the immense lum-
Der mills. door and sash factories. box
factories and other works OF the Pear
son lumber interests, operating at Ma
dera. 1t will soon he necessary for
these to manufacture lumber and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12

the end Of the year, but as one family
completed and moved into a new home
the house just vacated was promptly
rented by newcomers. Rents continued
strong and adj desirable houses in de-
mand. This means that the building,
although much more than in any year
In the history Of the city, was not more
than enough to care for the incoming
population and that the rooming houses
are still congested with those willing
TO occupy cottage as soon as 1t can
be provided for them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12

Mining men believe the Fuerte dis
trict will be the sensation Of the COM
ing year in the mining history Of the
state OF Sinaloa. as the work done in
that district has made wonderful show
ings of mineral. During 1909 large
sums Of money went into the develop
ment of properties throughout the dis
trict, and in a number of instances some
very rich ore was taken out and shipped
to a market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12

With both county and city growing
rapidly in both population and wealth
real estate investments must prove
profitable
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
&eiteres aus ser Sdmle.

Ser adtjdbrige Srit botte in ser
56ule Sic Mufgube erbalten, einel1
Mufiab iiber 6as 8fer6 gu perfaiien.
gr %entle0igte ii6 6eS Muftro9eS in
f%olgen6er @eiie:
Sos Yfer0 lit ein Sitter, es fat
bier Seine, an ie0em Sd ems. SIM
ten fat es uu6 nod ein, 0as lit aber
fetrs, 6os lit ein S6pan5, ga iiben
@aare oran, boran fann man 5ieben,
Damn idldgt 0os Hfer6. @orne fat
oas &fer0 Sen &opf gum Mufflappen.
9ben auf SEM &opf iiben Sic Sbren.
ga BORT 6as &fer6 init. @enn man
0as Sfer0 fibelt, Damn legt es Sic Sb=
ren an Sen &opf Damn lauf i6 meg.
&inter sen 0bren fat 6as 8fer6 sic
Mdbne; 0as ltn6 &aore. Das Bfero
lit unten bon @iien. @enn 6as Car
ruiiel fommt, Damn iin6 tie bon Sol3.
Gam foltet es 5 Gents, 0as tbun mir
germ. ginige 8fer0e oienen au6 bel
SEN Soloaten. &leine .&fer0e beiBen
au6 Bonies. @inige &fer6e geben
toot. Mn6ere mer6en gei6la6tet.
'Dann mer6en Matraben un0 @nrit
6ral1s gemobt. Das &fer6 bat bier
groBe 3eben. ga I4mf It es NIT"
SS1 einem an6eren Mnfiabe iiber SEN
uSSgel" bate Srib gei6rieben: u8enn
ser Sgel bon einem Sein6e beorobt
miro, rout er iib 10 5uiammett, 6aB
man ibn gar ni6t iiebt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
&inoerede.
Sic staotmans nno bic 2momaats,

Cine 2anomaus bette lire 6reun-
sin, cine Staotmal1s, gu itd eingela@
Sen uno empfing iie IN ibrer iebr be-
ideioenen @obnung aaf's freunoli6-
ite. Inn ibren Mangel Sic Staoterin
nidt nlerfen 81 lalien, batte lie Mles,
mas oas 2anoleben @utes bot, ber<
beigeidafft uno aufgetiidt. Da mare1l
frilhe grbien, getrodnete Sranben-
ferr1e, @afer u1o audi Elm Studder
Sped, mopon sic 2anomaus mir BEL
MISREPRESENTATION @%elegenbeiten ct
mas befum.
Mit GROCER @enugtbuul1g iiber=
i6al,te iie lire belebte Safel unO lln-
terlieb ni9t, ibrer Treunoin unablai=
Jig 5u5uipreden.
Mber Sic 5taotn1aus, our6 Sic bic
len %gemobnten 2edereien permobnt
berod llno benagte Sic 5peiien mn
iebr menig. Ser @0fli@feit balber
ltelte lie li6 5par 10, alS menn es ibr
lbmecfe, aber lie fonnte bod) ni6t Unit
bin, sic @altgeberin merfen 81 lalie1,
boB Mues lebr menig na6 ibrem Sc.
l6n1ad gene en Jet.
uDu biit cine re6t groBe Sborin,"
lpra:b lie 81 ibr, u0aB 81 bier 10 finn:
merIid 9ein 9eben fri1teIt, m1hreni
@u es in ser Sta0t 10 i60n baber
f0mtelt, mie id. @eb' init mir in Sic
Sta6t unter Menl6en, sort bait o.
gergniigen un0 l1eberfluB." Dif
2anomaus mar bol6 enti6loilen uni
mo6te ii6 gum Mitgeben bereit.
5hnen botten iie sic Sta6t errei61
rn0 Sic 5td6terin fiibrte iie mum IN Ell:
nen Halait> in meldem iie iid baupt.
ld6lid o%uf5ubalten pflegte. Sic gin:
gen in SEN Speiieiaal, mo- iiG nod Oi(
l1eberbleibi el zines berrlt6en Mben0.
lbmalies borfan0en.
Sic 5ta0tmous fiibrte lire 6reun.
sin nun 5u einem pra6tpolen, nit
Damoit iiber5ogenen 5eliel, bat tie.
Ylab 81 nebmen, un6 legte ibr Dor
sen leferen Speiien Dor. 2onge n0tbt.
gen lieB ii6 Sic 2an0mauS ni6t, ion.
bern peri6lang NIT SeiBbunger Sic
ihr 0orgereidten 2ederbilien.
sic mar al16 gan5 ent5iidt 0apor
uno moute eben in 2obipriide al!sbre.
den, als ii9 pl0bli6 sic Sliigeltbii:
rem 0ffneten un0 cine 56aar Diene1
bereinl tiir5te, INN sic &elte 6es Mabls
gu per5ebren.
8eltiir5t un6 5ittern0 floben bei6e
5reun0innen, uno Sic 9at16maus, u11
befannt in 6em groBen @al1le, rettett
lih nod nit Miibe III Sic gde Sc,
Stube. {.
&aum botte iid sic Dteneridaf
emf fernt> als tie au6 idon mieoer fer
porfro6 un0 no6 Dor S6reden ait
terno gu ibrer 6reltn0in lpra6:
u2ebe mobl! ginmol nno nie mie
ser! 2ieber mia i6 meme drmli6'
&abrung baben uno 0iele in 6rieoer
genieBen> alS bier bel Sen altsgeiu6
telten 5peiien l6melgen un0 ltets fin
n1ein 2ebe11 fiir6ten miilien."
@eniigiomfeit uno 3ufrieoenbei
MAIDEN gliidli6er, als &ei6tbum uni
lteberfluB unter groBen Soraen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
HamtiIiemfreiS.
@coen ,tnb 3nbDren.

5preben fonn Elm ja0er Menib
l6on bonn 5meiiabrigen &in0e ertpar=
Jet man, oaB eS feline 8unide un6
@eHonfen in cine ser ungelnlng per
lta;nbli9e 6orm bringe. IS 1deint
bie aaerlei6teite &unit gu iein, oie
ula>1 unbenubt erlernt, mte giien nn0
Jrinfen. sic miro 0enn al19 aQer=
orter geiibt, uno man laet es Sen
6ral1en nab, 0aB iie es 0arin int 2au-
fe ser 3eit 81 elmer 8~oafommeltbett
bringen, sic 0as Spre6bermogen 0eS
Mannes bel meiterm iibertrifft. Sn
elmer @eieuidaft bon 9amen i6lpirrt
es oern oft au6 rur 10 beriiber unS
billiiber.
&iel gelpro@en un6 menig gere0et,
eos lit aber leioer 6os &enn5ei9en
oes Spredperm0gens iebr pieler Men=
iben. Man beoba9te einmal, mie
piele es eigentli6 beriteben, gu re0en,
0os beiBt iiber 9inge gu reoen, Sic
Elm flein menig iber Ser banalen Mu=
tdgli6feit, ienieits ser groBen Stra=
BE ser Dienitboten<, &ausbalts= uno
neutrality-suspicious. ltegen. 90 per=
iogt ser ionlt 10 %geldufige &eoefl1B
bdufig.
8tele perlteben es iiberbaupt nidt,
in etmas langerer, 5uiammenbdngen=
ser &eoe iiber irgen6 Elm Sbema at
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

III ser Mabe ibres Dorfes mar, polte
Tie oas @elo nod einnal i~ber5ablen,
fonnte aber oas Gai6entu6, morin iie
es permabrt Bate nirgen0s mebr fin
ben. Man fann iib ibren Sbreden
oenfen. Ma6 oief tent fir lire Tint
itanoe lebr empfinoliden 8erluite
muBte tie bon ibrer Mutter Sic darf=
lte 3iibtigung fir lire l1nadtiamfeit
ertparten uno %getralte iid farm, obne
bas @elb nab &allie gu geben. Sic
bel6loB oaber, ouf 0emielben @ege,
oen lie gefommen NOR, 5u%riid5nfe6~
rem, in ser @%offnung, oas 8erlorene
mieoer gu fir0en ooer iemanoen gu be-
gegne1l, Ser es gefunoen batte uno
e6rlid gen1g MORE, es ibr 5uriid5n=
geben.
2ange maren ale tbre 9emhbungen
pergebli9. gnoli6 fam Elm SEER oeS
@eges geritten, Ser, alS ct lie meine11
iab, na9 ser ltria6e fragte. Nad)oem
Tie ifn1 oieie arf cine lebr riibrenoe
Mrt ouseinunoergeiebt batte, ertpioer=
tc er: Sci .rubig, mein &inO, ib
babe es unmeit Ser StaOt gefunoen!"
Das Ma0den biipfte Dor 6reuoen;
uber mie marc ibr al Mutbe, ols ct eil1
i60neS ieioeneS &ai6entu@ berpor-
3og nno iagte: go, meia &in0, 1T
es!"
uMein> mein &err," periebte fie
trourig, umie fame i6 gu einem 10
prGdtigen Suhe? 9as mei11ige mar
elm fleines meiBes Sidelden, faum
einen Midel mertb. M6, mare ni6ts
BARN gepelen, 10 moute id MIDI gar
nidt oariiber gramen; aber BON 0eln
@el6e, oas i6 0arein ge1pidelt batte,
hatte id mir un0 meiner Mutter fir
Elm paar Sage 8ro6 fdufen %fonnen!"
Scum, 10 lit es gemiB 0ieies Sud>"
entgegnete ser &eiter, u0erm es mar
Elm @tiid @elo oarin." 9atnit 5og ct
einen 9ollar berpor uno iebte bin5u:
v9iebe, i} bobe einen ¬en aufge=
b1noen; oies ltad oarin, uno ib min
es &pieoer bineinmideln; es fann ME
manoem ols Sir geb0ren, ba |
Sos Ma69en betbeuerte, 0ob 0as
idone Sud- ibr ni@t geb0re, uno fling
Gitterli9 gu meinen an, als ct lift
nibt glaltben moute. Gnoli6, als
jein 3%ure0en nt6ts fru6tete, lagte ct:
Scum, 10 lit 6ieS mobl 0aS 0%einige?"
&ier 5og er pirfli@ 0aS ibrige ber-
Dor un6 mari es ibr 81. &ieraltf aber
rei9te ct ibr oas Iel0ene Sai6entud)
uno iagte:: u9ies geb0rt 5mar nidt
Sir, aber gu peroienit eS Deiner
gbrli6feit megen. 81eibe Dein gait
ges 2eben bin6ur9 10 ebrli6; 0enn
nit &edJt iagt 6os Spridmort: Gift
li6feit mGbrt am langiten.
nnbei9reibli6 mar sic Greuoe 0eS
guten Maodens. Sic fam mebr mad
bouie geflogen als %gegangel1, nno oii
Mutter oriidte ite geriibrt ans &er1
l,no lobte iie> oaB iie iib ourd BIT
@offnung zines ret6en @epinns ni61
babe perleiten laii en-, ser @abrbeii
,,,4rn,, ~ r,nrSon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
ToleD Mieren=Eillen babe1 MIDI &c.
hetlt.


Sbiges lift cine Mngnbe in einem bon
s. 80 @infler aus @bansbiue, Sn0.,
gei6riebenen 8riefe. SD 3og mir eli
men i9limmen SAL bon Mieren=8e<
9mer6e 81. Mein &iiden CAB na@ un6
idmer3te midi. gs idien, als batte
ib aQe &raft un6 alien @brgei5 per=
loren; mur6e geplagt bon S9pinoel=
anfdnen; mein &opf moute i6mimmen
uno bor meil1er Mugen i6immerte eS.
SS9 nabm 6oleb-Nierenpinen l1n6 id
bin %bouitan0ig geiun6 un6 fiible mie
elm meter Mann. Golep Mterenpillen
baben midi gebeilt. Molttor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Gbrlidj tpabrt ant lansiten.

Gin 8auernmdoden tpar EMIT bon
ibrer Ml1tter in sic 5ta6t gei9idt
mor6en, um 6aielblt Elm paar Dl1benh
Gier gu perfaufen. 9ies gelang ibr
nah 8uni6, uno FROZEN &er5ens mi.
delte iie .ibren grlos, ser it unge=
fabr SO Gents beitanb, in ibr Sal9en=
tud. Muf 6em &etmmege, ais lie i6on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Mniere Mn8mabl
QH Grocerien

lit elm 8eles fir uniere Sdbisteit, @ud Die
beiten @orten @rocerien 81 nieori9en Hret=
len gu pertaufen; &ommt uno bele9t bic.
ielben, hepor Sbr Cure @rpcerpzeeiteaun9
maht. Sbr perbet 10 piele quite Saden
gum @iien ftnoen unb 81 iol@ mdbigen
8reiien, baB bas &aufen bel uns 9leidbbez
beuten6 lit nit beierem 2eben gu tpeniger
Qusla9en, als SIR es fit mD9li6 bieltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
9as saoeln Der ainber.

90 Sinner nod nidt fabig iinot
INNER 6as &idtige gu fin0en, uno lt1<
3Gblige Male irren, 10 bat ser @r5ie-
fer gatt5 natiirli6ermeiie oft, iebr oft
at taoeln. @tmas gan5 anoeres alS
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MILFORD Haddock and Gunhild Moss
berg. Salt Lake.
Edward A. Parker, Salt Lake; Min
ME A. Park, Granger.
NOrval A. Sorensen and Eleanor Red
ford, Leavitt, Canada.
Joseph Cranes, Salt Lake; Annie E
Ripper, Provo.
Zira P. Draper. Pleasant Grove; Ell
sic SpendlOve, Hinckley.
Dan D. StOuffer, Salt Lake; Emma
Nielsen, Pleasant Grove.
z. NJ. Skouson and Bertha Thompson
Raymond, Canada.
Charles A. Duke and Eta Skouson
Raymond. Canada.
George z. Bates and Mary c. Finn
Rigby, Ida.
John Z. Gordon, Salt Lake; Efflt
Graham, Grand Junction, Colo
William Holmes, Salt Lake; Alice
Barber, Centerville.
Frederick William A Lohan an6
Christine Fitzpatrick, Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
BAD FOR ECZEMA
Water Frequently Aggrsvates Skin
Troubles.

In certain inland European districts
where water is seldom used for bathing
purposes the people are almost immune
from skin affections. The best au-
thOrities now agree that soap and wa
ter are to be avoided in the treatment
of skin diseases, particularly eczema
when present in the scalp or on the
feet, as water is an irritant, and when
not actually the cause of the disease.
at least aggravates 1t. For this rea-
son prescriptions put up in liquid or
soap form, or containing grease or al
cohoI have always failed
The new skin remedy. Poslam, is a
flesh cOlGred ointment, containing no
grease. Under its directions soap and
water are forbidden. 1t may be used
on the tender skin of infants with
soothing and beneficial effect, and in
eczema cases stops the itching imme-
diately, rapidly restoring the skin to
its normal condition.
Every druggist keeps both the So
cent size (for minor troubles) and the
81 jar, and either of these may be OBJ
tanned at the +. J. Hill Drug Co. as
well as other reliable drug stores
But no one is even asked to purchase
poslam without first obtaining a sam
pie package. which will be sent by
mail, free of charge, upon request, by
the Emergency Laboratories, 80 West
Twenty-fifth street, New York City.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

for Dennison, Utah, to reside, where
Judge Cherry will resume his law prac-
tice.
X X
Miss Lottie Obendorfer of Cincinnati
is the guest of her brother and sister,
Rabbi and Mrs. Charles ]. Freund, ga
East Second South street.
X
Mrs. Frank McEwan has returned to
Park City, after two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. McEwan.
X X X
DR.. and Mrs. ]. ]. BUSHNELL will leave
the last of the week for their ranch near
COrinne, Utah.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Gustin re-
turned yesterday from a to weeks trip
to California.
X X *
Former Governor John c. Cutler will
leave Friday for Los Angeles to spend
ten days with his family.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
DUNCAN HEARING is BEGUN
Negro Charged With Murder in
Judge Bowman's Court.

Preliminary hearing in the case of
L. NJ. Duncan, the negro Waterman
who shot and wounded Archie Fame on
the night of March 13, was begun yes
terday morning in the criminal division
of the city court. Duncan is charged
with murder in the first degree.
In testimony furnished by James
Wood, the complaining witness, it de-
veloped that he was with Fame on the
night he was shot at Fifth West and
First North streets. Wood claimed
that in company with Fame, he walked
to a bonfire near which the negro was
standing. He says that when he asked
whether a friend of theirs had been in
the neighborhOOd the negro shot Fame
without provOcation.
The case will require several days of
the attention of Judge ]. NJ. Bowman
Duncan will take the stand today,
when it is expected that facts pointing
out new phases of the shooting will de-
Velop.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
PARENTS DAY IN SCHOOLS
Fathers and Mothers of Pupils to
Visit institutions.

During the next few weeks every
grade school in Salt Lake will observe
parents day." when parents of the
school children will be given an oppor-
tunity of visiting the class rooms to
see specimens of work done by their
hopefuls. and to investigate conditions
at the schools. The first of the spring
was held at the Bryant school yester-
day under the direction of Miss Grace
E. Frost, principal when more than 200
mothers and a few fathers visited the
school to see the work. An exhibit was
shown from each scholar in the school,
No set days have been named for the
observance of parents day at any of the
schools, but these will be arranged for
at once. 1t is a custom which has been
followed in the past, and the days when
parents are especially invited to the
schools are arranged at irregular inter-
walls during the school year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

The pure food law is designed by
the government to protect the public
from injurious ingredients in foods and
drugs. 1t is beneficial both to the pub
lie and to the conscientious manufac-
turer. Ely's Cream Balm. q successful
remedy for cold In the head and nasal
catarrh, meets fully the requirements
of the new law, and that fact is stated
on every package. 1t contains none of
the injurious drugs required by the law
to be mentioned on the label. Price SO
cts.
If you prefer to use an atomizer. ask
for Liquid Cream Balm. It has all the
good qualities OF the solid form of this
remedy and will rid you of catarrh or
hay fever. No cocaine to breed dread
full habit No mercury to dry out the
secretion. Price 75c, with spraying tube.
All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros,
Sc Warren street, New York.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

court against Augusta Panijan. They
were married at Butte on August Is,
1895, and have two children. Panijan
claimed his wife deserted him on July
1. 1908, and has since refused to live with
him. The former divorce action was
stricken by Judge c. w. Morse of the
district court on November 26, 1909
after the case had been continued for
several weeks, with instructions to
Paniian to obtain more evidence.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
CONFERENCE SPECIAL TRAINS
Via Salt Lake Route.

APRIL 1. AND 3, SALT LAKE
CITY to PAYSON and intermediate
points, leaving UNION STATION HIS
z. NJ.
APRIL 2. 3 AND 4. PAYSON and in
termediate stations to SALT LAKE
CITY, arriving Union Station $40 A. NJ.
APRIL l TO 6, inclusive, SALT
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

LAKE CITY to NEPHI, leaving Union
Station 4:10 p. M. and, returning, ar
rive UNION STATION 1890 P. M.
Call at City Ticket Office, 1859 Main
St., or see Agents Salt Lake Route for
further information.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
THE CLOCK

Many, Oh! so many ladies say, II
haven't clock in my house that will
keep time," and nine times out OF ten,
after investigation has been made, it
develops that the clocks were bought
because of their artistic merit and not
because of their quality, and all of them
are out of order through neglect and
misuse.
Don't expect to get finely con-
Structed clock that will always be
accurate for the price of whistle, and
don't think that a $50 clock that consists
of $4S onyx or gold case and $500
movement will keep as accurate time as
clock with a S4S movement and a $500
case, and don't expect clock will feel
any better bottom side up i'm a clothes
basket on moving day than you would
and don't expect it to recover as
quickly.
We sell good clocks and no other
sort and have the right one for the man
tel, hall, bedroom, office, engine room,
school, automobile, desk or kitchen at
the prices that good clocks bring.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30
.PANIJAN AGAIN TRIES
TO SECURE A DIVORCE

Having once failed to obtain a d.
vorce, because of lack of evidence, Pete
Panijan is trying it again. Yesterday
he filed another suit in the district
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

Ad readers-people who Took sharp,
and keep the eobwebs out of their eyesF
are capable, self-helping sort OF
folks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30


This pretty one piece dress is made of
navy blue diagonal serge. The collar
and cuffs are of black satin outlined
near the edge by narrow silk braid. The
braid extends down the front and around
the buttonholes. Jet buttons are used
for the closing.
This pattern is cut in three sizes, IL,
IA and 16 years. Size l6 requires 81
yards of 27-inch material. Price of Pat
tern 456 is 10 cents.
No. 456.
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psrtment of this newspaper.
AS these patterns are purchased in
New York, and The orders must be sent
there, from ten days to two weeks
should be allowed for receipt OF pattern
after coupon has been mailed TO this
office.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-16
NOTICE..

The Lizzie Froman Y. will hold
their next regular business meeting at
Miss Lucille Womack's, 2141 Humboldt
street. Monday evening, April 1871,
at 8 O'Clock. Members must be paid
up to vote in the coming election OF
officers. Please take due notice and
govern yourself accordingly.
BY order OF
MRS. S. SCOTT, President.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-04-16
APRIL PROGRAM OF THE PEo-
PIES SUNDAY ALLIANCE.

1t had been the plan of the board
of directors to have our attorneys pre-
sent a study of Negro criminology,
but OIL account of the death of Attor
ney Joseph H. Stuart the plans were
somewhat changed. We wish to urge
the presence of all who can attend
the meeting. If you are interested in
the things that the Alliance stands for
show your interest by your presence.
April 18th.
/. Selection-Mrs. Florence Whit
sell Anderson.
2. Musical number, selected.
8. Reading-"The Negroes Part in
the Negro Problem" Professor Kelly
Miller Read by Miss Nelsina How
ard Discussion.
April oath.
/. Instrumental music. Reading
1.-THE Reliability of Negro Criminal
Statistics" Attorney w. B. Townsend.
Discussion.
The officers wish to rejuvenate the
plan Of meeting on time and adjourn
ing promptly. Members and friends
are asked to lend their assistance in
carrying out this desire.
No. 1712 Curtis street is the meet
ing place, and p. m. is the time.