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COAL WANTED.

The undersigned will receive bids
up to Monday, August %. 1910. at
IL o'clock noon, for furnishing coal 20
the public schools of Salt Lake City for
the school year l9l0-1911
Bids arc desired on mine slack, mine
run. pea. and lump coal delivered at tho
buildings MS required.
Each bidder must designate the kind
and grade OF coal he proposes to fur
nlsh
pounds.
Tho successful bidder VIII be required
to enter into contract and furnish bond In
the sum OF $4,000.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
l.. +. JUDD. Clerk.
ol053
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ESPERANTO ENTHUSIASTS
HOLDING CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The Inter
national Esperanto congress for the fur
ther propagation of the neutral IAN
guage of hope for all the people of the
earth was opened here today with hun
dreds of delegates from thirty-seven ma.
tions and official representatives OF
nine countries in attendance.
The gavel which signalled the be
ginning of the congress was welded by
Capt. Josefo Perregordo, personal repre-
sentative of King Alfonso Of Spain and
vice president of the international con-
gress held last year at Barcelona.
The principal feature Of the day IS
program was the address to delegates
by Dr. Ludwig L, Zamenhoff of Poland,
inventor Of Esperanto. More than n
thousand delegates are expected by to-
morrow
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DIED

BERO.-In this city. August Is. 1910. D..
II. Bero. age IS years. Remains at
ODonnell & Co.'S parlors. Notice Of
funeral will be given later.
CLARK.-fn this city August Is. 1910.
Emma Clark. age u years, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs ]. r. Clark. Remains will
be shipped from O'Donnell G. Co.'s par
lors today TO Richfield. Utah. where serv-
Ices will be held on Wednesday at 2
p m.
HARKNESS--1n this city. August 15,
1910, Martin K. Hardness, aged 7S
years. Funeral services Will be held from
the Masonic Temple OH Thursday August
IS. at p. M, under the auspices OF Ar
genta lodge, No. 3, F. and A. NJ. Inter-
ment at Mt Olivet
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continued from Page len.
steady so, and is regarded by many
VINO followed his play as a serious cpn.
tender for the title.
Golfers are Nervous
The "pop' hole, the fourteenth, was
responsible for rmany of the high
scores. McGee, the hope Of the Omaha
delegation. took nine strokes for the
hole, which is regarded as sure 3
and for three hours not a starter was
on the green of this hole. measuring
less than $50 yards. IN one.
Harold Fisher. the Colorado champ,
'Gp, undoubtedly had his nerves
shaken on the fourth hole, when he
drove out Of tounds through a funeral
Procession. paFslnG along the road
which borders .he far green. On the
nsx: HE nc WIS pcnali2ed for lifting
BIS bnll ir"r' wafer hazard, and at
10 time iii rho remainder of the round
diI nc l1av 10 for;O, j. B. Lindsay of
&c Omaha field cub, one of the last
10 start, offered surprise when hf
turned IN an 81, which was played cut
wien Z was So Lalk as TO make il
difficult ~ follow thc flight of the ball
j. A, Roberts OF Kansas City, who
was paired with Walter Fairbanks, the
Denver veteran, was playing at the tor
of his game aud turned in a sterling 50
The last eighteen holes of the
qualifying round will be played to-
morrow.
Somo Low Scores.
Legs's card was as follows.
II q LegG. Minlkahda;- out, s. I. I, T.
T. =, >; 4. t-39. In. 4. 5. l. 4. 4, 3, 3.
W, NJ, Sheehan. Des Molnes. had a
good card. as follows:
8, 1. ). 6, 9. 5. 1. $50: 81,
p Among the other early low scores
Z firned IN We're. Lawrence Bromfield
Denver Country club.
b. 4 5. 1. 3. 5. 5. 8 5G3s: so.
j. b. Lindsay Omaha Field club;
Out. 6, 6. 4. 4. ,. 3. ;, 6. 4-43. In. 4
"a, l, 4. 4, 4, 3. T--3S; 81.
Other Low Scores.
Walter Fairbanks. Denver Country
J. A. Roberts. Kansas City So.
John RedEck. Omaha Country club So
Paul Hyde. Wichita. s..
G. S. Smith. Douglas, AriZ., Sc.
Wendell Hertig. Minikahda. S4.
Grant Chamberlain. Hutchinson. 50.
r. /. Mcdonald st Joseph. So.
j. W: Hughes. Omaha Field club, 50.
y. w. Copp. Colorado Golf club. So
". n, Chambers. Omaha Field club
B D. Moore Galveston. Sc.
C. p. Whitehead Denver Country
4. w. Warren. st. Joseph. s6.
G. i. Miller, Evanston. Kansas City, 81
II. ]. Eaton. Evanston. Kansas City. 81
H. Hurley, Topeka, 81.
n, Rev, Paul Talbot Kansas City, 81.
- $. r. Young. Omaha Country club. 81.
NJ w. Gano. Denver Country club. S5.
F. P. Carr, Hyperion. Des Moines. IS
F w MaXi!eld. Denver Country club
II, a. Fisher Denver Country club, SIS.
j F, Adams. Colorado Golf club. SO.
r Rider Hyperion, Des Moines. SO.
r w Hodge. Kansas City, 50,
]. E. Bever. Cedar Rapids. 50
w ]. Foye, Omaha Country club. 81
Lou l. Jacoby. Dallas. 90
Ralph Peters. Omaha Country club, af
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HILDRETK IS IN THE LEAD
OF WINNING HORSE OWNERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-Thn winning Of
the Saratoga special and the Trarers
stakes By Sam G. Hildrctb's Novelty and
DaImatian. have increased his stake and
purse winnings for tho year on the Met
ropolitan tracks 10 $4,000. II Novelty
repeats in next Saturdays Hopeful stakes
and then wins the futurlty, which is n
reasonable possibility. Hldreth VIII vino
up the local campaign on September ]
with more than 800 n00 10 his credit and
an overwhelming lead for first honors.
r. T. Wilson, Jr., whose colt. Naushon
liz still regarded as Novclty's superior. is
seco9a in the list just now. with 500,
ODD. Nnd James r. Kecnc is third, VIII
N5, 900. Then comes August Belmont, with
$685. 900. and r. T. Carnaan. with $4,000.
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FOR SALE CHEAP - BEAUTIFUL
Forest 7G-Z o586
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Mysterious Killing.

KINGMAN. Kan. Aug 15.-The police
who died in local hospital Saturday
night as the result of Il blow inflicted
upon his head. and knife wounds on varl-
Gus parts OF his body, was murdered by
an enemy. No witnesses to the assault
have been located. At $50 o'clock Fri
day night. Luther suffering from many
wounds and bruises. entered drug store
here and asked that a physician be called
TO attend 10 his injuries, The physician,
finding Luther's condition dangerous. sent
him TO "A hospital. He died the next day.
after having pcrsistenty refused TO dis
close the identltY OF his assnllant
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WILL MAKE TEST CASE
ON MINING COMBINE

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-The advisory board
Of the Illinois Coal Operators associa-
tion at a meeting here today decided to
purchase mine from one OF the indi-
yidual members and attempt 10 operate
II, with a purpose of bringing about a re-
sumption of coal mining In the state.
The attempt probably will result In a
test case, as prosecutions are expected
TO result for violation OF the law forbid
ding the importation OF miners. The asso
citation also voted to sever negotiations
with State President Walker OF the
United Mine Workers Of America.
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LAT0NIA JOCKEY CLUB
ANNOUNCES FALL STAKES

CINCINNATI Aug. l5.-The Latonln
Jockey club today announced the stakes
Tor It's fall meeting which will begin on
October "a and last twenty-four days, Ihe
Latonia track will al that Time. be tho
only one in the United States or Canada
in operation.
The stakes follow
For two -olds-The Eosdale. sl2OO
hve and a half iurlongs.
For wo-year-olds and upwards-Tht
Omnum, si500. six furlongs.
For three ycar-oidS and upwards-Thc
Autumn Inaugural, $1,000. mile and six
teenth
The Laurel $1,000. six furlougs,
%Thc Kentucky. $500, mile and seyentJ
yards.
The Final $1,000. mile and an eighth
The Criterion. $500. six furloags,
For two year odS-The Fort Thomas
$500, six furlongs.
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N0TABLES ARE ON WAY
TO CITY OF THE SAINTS

ST. PAUL. Aug. 15.-Frank 3. Kellogg.
Ralph Wheelock secretary 10 Governor
Eberhart and Reuben Warner. Jr., start
ed for Salt Lake City today to attend
the meeting OF western governors called
hy Governor Hay of Washington 10 pre-
sent reasons Why the governors should
attend the second annual conservation
congress to be held here September 80,
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Peace IL Honduras.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Reports con-
frnng what appears TO be complete
abandonment Of the revolution In Hon
duras by Manuel Bonila and his follow
ors were brought by passengers on the
steamer Visitor which arrived from Port
Cortez today. II Is said that the news of
the arrest of Cen, Lee Christmas in
Guatemala had reached Port Cortez sew
eral days ago. and that this incident, to-
gether with other reverses, had brought
about determination to give up the
RDl
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May Change System.

WASHINGTON, AUG, l5.-Postmaster
General Hitchcock today received report
that the committee on organization OF
the postal savings bank systems is In
favor OF the use OF certificates OF deposits
instead Of passbools as previously decided
upon by Tie committee in framing It's
tentative plan. The proposed system
would render unnecessary "A great part oil
the bookkeeping that would be involved
In the passnuok system II ls said.
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BIG DAM GIVES WAY
AND LAB0RERS ARE CAUGHT

WATERFOWL, n. Y. Aug. 15.-Whil'
Italian laborers were at work today es.
cavatinc for n raceway In the bed o.
Grass river at the foot OF the 300foo'
concrete dam that is being built mil
above Masscna the huge abutmcn'
nearly forty feet high. collapsed. Two
bodies have been recovered. it Is DC
lleVed tho bodies OF several other la
borers are buried under the concrete.
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And in accordance with the law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the 1st day Of June. 1910. many shares
OF each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary Will be sold AT the office Of the
company No, 81 South Main street, Salt
Lake CITY. Utah. on the lst day OF Sep
tembcr. 1870 at the hour OF l o'clock
p. m. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost of adver-
tising and expenses OF the sale,
ERNEST M FOWLER.
Secretary and Treasurer
Office No. 30 South Main street. Salt
Lake City, Utah. ol7O5
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AUTO SLIPS INTO RIVER
AND WOMAN BROWNS

OSLEO, Mimi, Aug. 15.-Tn an automo-
bile accident here yesterday. Mrs, Ras-
mus HaGc Of Warren and her eight
months old child were drowned and Mr..
Hage and a twelve ycar-old girl narrowly
escaped death. Hage. who was guiding
the machine. endeavored to leave the
lcrryboat at Osleo up steep incline, ana
the machine slipped back into the river.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company. principal
place of business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice-Therc are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. S. levied on the 1st day
of June 1910, tho several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders. as follows.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
OF Stockholders Meeting to Consider
Amendments

Notice is hereby given that Il special
meeting Is called OF tho stockholders OF
the purpose OF Amending article five OF
the articles. OF Incorporation OF said COM
pany which amondment provides for In
from $3.50 900 TO 81 100000 and changing
the par value of said companys stock
from Is cents to S1.00 per share
Said meeting viii be held at room 900
Commercial club building, office Of said
company ON the Sth day OF SepteIN,er.
1910 at 10 o'clock a. IN.
=. S. RIVES. Secretary.
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NOT ALLOWED TO EXPLAIN
His STORY TO PRESIDENT

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug, l5.-J- r.
O'Conner. n former patient at the state
farm FOR The mentally iniirm. was taken
into custody by Secret Service Agent
Sloan today when he asked 10 see PrcSi-
dent TAFT and declared himself the man
responsible for the stories sent out from
Beverly about the reorganization OF the
Republican party
OConner is an old man and recently
WAS allowed his liberty at the state farm,
being believed harmless.
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Iron Company Fails.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Aug. IA peti-
tiCn in involuntary bankruptcy was filed
hfre today in the United states dis
,rict court against the Bon Air Coal &
Iron company. Application VIII be made
tomorrow for receiver under the bank
ruptcy petition. lt ia doubted n a larger
petition has ever been Hlcd in Tcnnc9-
see The amount involved is not made
publIc
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP,

NJ. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unskiled laborers furnished.
40 East 1st South. cor. Commercial. Bell
phone 1888; Ind. 923. p4S
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Fatal Auto Accident.

TOLEDO. o.. Aug, 15,-George p Brcy-
mann Of this city. head of the marine con-
tracting Arm OF Brcymaun Brothers. was
killed and his wife, his sister. Mrs T..
Tavlor of Detroit and Mrs. Halllng OF
Toledo We're seriously injurece In Il col
lision OF automobiles at PcrrysDurg. near
here, tonight.
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HOSPITALS

GERMAN AMERICAN HOSPITAL, FOR
mcrly Keogh- -Hamynand. has been new
ly furnished and equipped. homellke and
quiet rooms; $40 so to SIS per week hos
pital charges; one-half regular price for
confinement eases. 166 West 2nd North.
Both phones, Ol22l
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KILN OF $4,000 SAND D-ROLLED BRICK,
bargain. Bell phone 2927-X. o53
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LET US FRAME YOUR PICTURE. ART
Wall Paper Co.. 4s East ist South ST.
hS6o0
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
desire suite or single room.
with board north OF 3rd
South. east OF End East: tired
Of hotels and Will pay good
price for GOOD board and
rooms. Phone loIo-X, Bell
o1d17
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CIGAR STORE AND pOOLROOM
cheap II taken at once. 376 West South
Temple Ct n3253
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STAGE FRIGHT
FOR GOLFERS

Continued from Page Ten.
. steady so, and is regarded by man,
who followed his play as a serious cpn
tender for the title.
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wANTED-BoARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM, BY LADY. CLOSE
in. Az East 7th South. o102S
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Foreign News i'm Brief

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 15.-E, N, Brown.
president OF the National Railways OF
Mexico. has been appointed vice presi-
dent In charge OF maintenance OF the Pan
railway by President David l..
Thompson of that road,
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CUT FLOWERS

TIE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KING.
PA e. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO., OPPOSITE
Grand theater. Phones 106. Cut flow
ers ard funeral designs. nl623
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VICTORIA. b. c., Aug. 15.-With 800
delegates from all parts or Canada and
New Toundland. attending. the eighth an
nual conference OF tho Methodist church
of Canada opened here today. The ses-
sion is TO last two weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-16
BILLIARDS AND POOL

FOR A NICE. COOL PLACE TO SPEND
your spare time, go TO Leon's place. 237
Main. o254
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Fire Beyond Control.

STOCKTON, Cal. Aug. 15.-A big fire
is raging in the warehouse district on
the water front and is beyond control
of the department,
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WOMAN FOR CLEANING AND IRON
ing, two days each week. apply $40 E.
9Th SO, olI2l
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple Phone
| 1913. v493
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GRAIN AND POTATO SACKS. UTAH
junk Co. Both phones. 229. $40 South
4th West n2S33
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SAINT NAZARE. France. Aug, l5.-Tho
criminal authorities are investigating an
alleged mysterious attempt to poison
Madame Claude Barton, the American
daughter-in-law of Pierre Barton, the we'll
known dramatic author ana promoter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-16

COUPLE WANTS TWO OR THREE
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
must be modern close in and reasonable
Address MIG, Tribune. o1729
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State
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BERNE:. Switzerland, Aug. 15.-M. Fall
leries, president OF the French republic,
accompanied by M. Pichon. the foreign
minister and NJ. Millerano. minister OF
public works. arrived here today on an
official visit to Switzerland. He was
greeted by President Comtcsse and the
government officials and proceeded to the
federal palace
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FINE OAK SHELVING; ALSO SEC
ond hand showcases W. L, Wetherbee,
158-160 West lst South. p19ll
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ADoBES. KJNDLING. DOORS AND
=, windows for sale 1924 West South
Temple hoJ2S
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MANAGER FOR GEN, MDSE STORE
In mining camp; must be active ard
UP TO date and give bond. State salary
and give references. Address LIS. Trlb-
une. o903
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Fop SALE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WOOD SAWED IN STOVE LENGTHS
and sacked kindiins. 80 North End
West. G. w. Ross. la3616
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RELIAB BILE PARTY WITH REFER
ences wants To lease place near city
with broom house and ground suitable 10
raise chickens. southeast preferred. Ad-
dress L-3i, Tribune, o949
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WANTED-TO RENT.

FOR TWO MONTHS. FROM SEPTEM-
Der 1. furnished house. five rooms and
bath. give fun particulars. Address MSS,
Tribune o1727
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HIGH GRADE UPRIGHT PIANO. AL
most new. cost $500; offer at $3.50 till
Aug. 21. z, G.. Trask. 563 1st ave. o1l13
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GOOD PRICES PAID FOR GENTS
clothing. trunks, valses money loaned
on all articles of value. Bell 33i3. so
Commercial street. o626
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ROYAL CEMENT BURIAL VAULTS
put In on four hours notice: cost from
$50 to $50 Ind, a257- Bell b25. h3s3s
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FOR sA1E-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
FOR sALE-P1ANos AND ORGANS.

L. G.. .WITZELL, REPAIRER OF ALL
ST.. room S. al
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YOKOHAMA, Aug. l5.-The American
squadron: including the cruisers Charles
ton and New Orleans, under command of
Rear Admiral John Hubbard, arrived at
Yokohama today. The cruisers have Wis
tied Chemupo, Korea, and the admiral
and his staff were entertained at the
American consulate at Seouh
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A NEW 30-HORSE POWER RIIMEI.Y
engine. and plow. plow has "a discs. n
bargain II taken soon; guaranteed TO be
In flrst-class condition. Call or write NJ.
5; McInfnch, 425 Atlas block, Salt Lake
City. Utah. ol1i0
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500. independent 800.
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD AND
room In private family. vicinity public
library preferred, references exchanged.
Ir.ba Tribune, olQ89
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ONE NEWCOMB LOOM. NEW. VERY
best make. will earn good salary; any
one can use It; Will weave anything that
any loom will. Finest assortment Of CO.
lonial rugs In this city, all made on
above loom; for sale cheap. Call. II will
pay you. 563 let ave oi11i
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WANTED-AGENTS

CANVASSERS TO SELL EXCELSIOR
burglar alarms; big commission and q
good proposition. The Tallsng Machine
Co. Us State ST, Salt Lake city. nj
LIBERAL COMMISSION PAID RELIA-
Bile stock statesmen as agents for the
Mutual Ore Milling and Development
company, Custom milling ores averaging
a low as 81 90 per ton treated at profit.
Highly indorsed by leading mining au-
thori,Ies Further particulars, Address
33e ii. w Hellman Bldg, Los Angeles.
Cal. o1196
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RHEUMATISM CURED

CURED WITH INDIAN
remedies. Apply 236 West End South.
o6GS
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-30
To Rebuild Line.
w. M. FARMER

Geo. Brown arrived in town yes
terday with a crew of men and be-
gan work this morning rebuilding
the line to the Entiat. The power
will be shut off at Z o'clock in the
mornings and turned on at 5 O'Clock
in the evenings. Those having mo-
tors should make note of this and
those who use irons likewise. 1t
will take from ten days to two weeks
to finish the work. Mr.. Brown con-
templates putting up a first class
line. The transformers which were
sent for some time ago were ship
ped from Seattle the Goth and
should be here now. AS soon as
they are installed arrangements
have been made to hitch onto the
Entiat Light & Power company
plant In case of failure from it,
and as a precaution, arrangements
have also been made to hitch onto
the Valley Power company of Wen
atchee. This will make it a reason
ably safe proposition.-Big Bend
Empire.
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IS THE CITY PARK
NEGLECTED?
Falling Leaves, Dying Grass
Make a Dilapidated
Appearance.

! Many remarks are being passed
about the run down condition of the
city park this year. Last season it
was kept in fine condition. The lawn
was always green, the luxuriant foil
age of the trees remained to the
end of the season. The city park for
the last two years has been a source
of pride and of comfort to the peo-
pie. This year it presents a sorry
contrast.
The north end has been covered
with loads of dirt which remain in
Jumps while in the balance of the
park the sod is dying out, and it is
difficult to find an inviting spot up
on the lawn. The leaves of the trees
are falling and many of the branch
es are almost nude To look upon
the park at the present time, one
would think that this is November
instead of July.
Members of the city council have
been interviewed by a Daily World
reporter, and they claim that the
park has not been neglected this year
but that the growth of the trees has
completely shut off the sunlight,
and that the roots are crOwding
each other so as to injure the growth
both of the trees and of the grass.