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Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
STABBED MAN WHO
 MAKES S6 4 DAY
But the Victim Didn't Have Cent and
 Stsbber Landed in the City Jail.

Reasoning that a man who makes S6 a day in the plastering business is bound to gather in sundry shekels which should be distributed more euuit- ably among the downtrodden masses. R. Munoz last night assaulted O. Rod riguez with a knife inflicting a severe and painful wound in the left side. He would probably have ended the life of the pIasterer had not A. Rodriguez and F. Gonzales. the victims companions, been a little more sober than Munoz took them to be.
 According to the story of the stabbed man. he and his two friends had been drinking in various barrooms. Munoz had seen him spending money, but he did not get in his work until all his savings were gone.
 About 1 o'clock Rodriguez. Gonzales and A. Rodriguez were walking slowly and somewhat unsteadily down an all ley just north of Buchanan street and just west of Second. Munoz crept up behind them and before they knew his purpose had stabbed Rodriguez in the left side. Rodriguez says that Munoz tried to get him in the stomach but failed
 The wounded man went down. while A Rodriguez and Gonzales set in to wreak vengeance on the stabber. They were just drunk enough to be good and scrappy and were giving MunOz d thor ough working over when several young men arrived on the scene. The police were notified and Officers Long and McGrath took the quartet into custody. Rodriguez, who had lost considerable blood, was removed to the city jail with the others, and pr. H. K Beau champ dressed his wound. There is an ugly gash in his side and the knife evidently penetrated several inches.
 O. Rodriguez was the only man of the four who had a knife on his per son when the officers arrived. This was a small penknife which had not been used. MunoZ probably lost his stabbing instrument in the subsequent fist fight
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
FRIENDS ARE
 GREATLY ALARMED
Reported Serious Condition of Hi
 Eldred in San Diego

The nklny friends of Hi Eldred, a former resident of Phoenix but now d ] citizen of San Diego, will be pained to learn of his serious physical con dition even though It is only the unfortunate result of an incident that ! has brought pleasure to the family. Mir Eldred Is of a peculiarly nervous temperament and gives way complete 1 Iy at the most unexpected times. The 1 facts of his delicate position came | in a message he dictated to Jake Miller. in a night letter received yes terday morning. MT. Miller at once wired to the best physician in San Diego to spare no expense in caring for Mir Eldred. The telegram fol- lows:
 San Diego. January 34. 191C. Jake, Miller.
 342 North First Ave, Phoenix. Ariz.
 Back to the woods. you kid. I am d grandpapa. A fine compound boy for Bertha this afternoon. Both do- ing fine. All is well with me. Win write you as soon as I get over this.
 H. ELDRED.
 Mir Miller says he is doubt as U whether Mir Eldred will ever recover. Moreover. he is in some doubt as to the authenticity of the message. or rather of the information it contains. He notices the double date given "3-4" and is wondering whether Hi is a sure enough grandfather or whether he has been mixing his drinks. Incidentally Bertha means Mir. Eldreds daughter who spent her childhood here and has many friends in Phoenix. Since going to San Diego she has married Charles Beck ner. To them MT. Miller sends his congratulations and sincere wishes that the blow will not kill grand father.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

ported by two complete pedestals. The ordinary extension table. when extended, has a divided pedestal un- dcrneath and this feature is natur- ally unsightly
 Mir. Massie is also very proud of his stock of rugs, and there is no doubt that he has a wonderfully at tractive display. He does not handle the cheaper grades. though during his room making sale some of his finest specimens will be sold at the price of cheap, undesirable rugs.
 When it comes to furniture. MaSsie X Sons certainly have "the goods" And their mark down prices are cer- tainly low enough to- suit anyone No one who buys furniture from Massie & Sons during this sale will have any cause to kick on the high cost of living.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
G|LA CO. SHERIFF
 OFF FOR 0KLAHCMA
Hopes to Bring Back A. L. Shepard
 Charged With Heinous Crime

Armed with a requistiOn issued by Governor Sloan yesterday. Sheriff J. H Thompson of Gila county left here last night for Olustee. Oklahoma, where he expects to secure custody of A. L. Shepard who is now in jail there. and bring him back to Globe to answer the charge of statutory rape, alleged to have been committed about seven months ago in Miami. a few miles from Globe. The sheriff has information that the man has ad- mitted his guilt but refuses to waive extraditioin and will doubtless fight the case if there is any technical loop hole he can take advantage of.
 The crime is a particularly revolt ing one as his victim is Priscilla owens, a girl who yet lacks some months of being fourteen years old, and is now an inmate of the Critten- ton home in this city. Her mother kept a boarding house in Miami and Shepard was a boarder at the time the crime is alleged to have been committed Shortly after Shepard fled and the mother, learning of the facts, furnished the sheriff with the in- formation on which a warrant of ar rest was sworn to.
 Gila county seems to have been af- flicted with more than her normal share of degenerates and murderous criminals and the law has had hard time to reach them with a full measure of justice. During the last three years six men have been giv- en life sentences in that county for crimes of this sort and under more or less similar circumstances Also at the last term of court in that coun- ty seven men were indicted for talk ing life and five of the cases. says the sheriff. were as brutal crimes as he ever heard of. yet they escaped hang ing but were sentenced to the peni- tentiary for life.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
SNEAK THIEF Ross sAFE-The

safe in the Anheuser saloon was rob- bed sometime last evening by an un- known person who was doubtless a hobo visitor in the bar room. The safe stands between the bar and the pool room and when it was opened in the evening, the door was acci- dcntally left unlocked. though it was closed. Some observing thief had during the evening pulled the door open and appropriated a cigar box in which some ten or twelve dollars in silver, the exact amount not being known. It was all in small change The robbery was not discovered until after midnight when an emplOye pf the pool room went to the safe to close up his accounts for the days business. Officer Long was notified but there was no clew available at that time.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following guests arrived yes terday at the Adams Annex: Count ess de Swirsky. Madame de Swirsky. Paris; J. w Pierce, San Francisco; M. Dauslin, R. A. Speicher. Los An geles: H. Bloom and family. Oak land, Cal: R. Sailor. Portsmouth. O.; F. E. Forstall and wife, J. Cashion, City; T. P. Carson, Seattle; D. M. Clark. Prescott; C. W. Lease. Cal; Mrs A. B. Currier. Mrs. F. S Sted- man. Castle Hot Springs; John Back land. Chicago: J. V. Westbrook. San Francisco; P. J. Kilcullen. Tucson.
 Following are the guests who reg istered yesterday. at the Stag: Lee Park Linn, Tucson: R. V. Sage, East
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
MASSIE STORE IS
 CROWDED 10 ROOF
That's the Reason the Stock is Being Sold Out at Such Low
 Prices This Month.

Had anyone told me when l start ed in business here. less than three years ago. that by this time I would be crowded for room to display and store my stock. I would have told him that he was crazy" said C. A Massie of Massie x Sons, yesterday.
 Two or three days ago Massie X Sons inaugurated a room making sale, to continue for thirty days. That it was absolutely necessary for them to make some such move be- comes at once apparent to anyone who goes through their store at IA West Washington street Display and store rooms are crowded to the linn it There is positively no more space in which to place the spring goods that will. begin to arrive about Feb ruary l and if a large portion Of the stock now on hand is not sold out by that time the Massies will have to open an annex. There is lit- tie danger that they will be driven to this extremity, however. for they have marked everything away below it's regular selling price. Some of the discounts amount almost to fifty per cent, the new prices being below cost
 The storage room. west of the sales rooms, is almost entirely filled. from floor to roof. with bureaus. chiffon iers, chairs, stoves and hundred other large articles of furniture. The same condition prevails in the new sheet-iron store room in the rear. which has been added within the year.
 Mir Massie says that he would like to have a store about three times as large as the one he now occupies. Had ne such quarters he would not think of having sale at this time. But as no new location is available he simply has to sell out his goods at any price, to make room for the new goods that are being hurried from the factories.
 There isn't a thing necessary for the tasteful furnishing of a modern home not carried in stock by Massie & Sons. Some of their stock is the very best and most expensive furni- ture manufactured but there is also furniture to suit the flatter pocket book or the small bank account
 A piece of which Mir Massie is exceedingly proud is a china closet of quarter sawed oak, with leaded glass front. This is undoubtedly the most beautiful and expensive china closet ever shipped to Phoenix. He also has buffets and sideboards to match. While all his china closets and sideboards are beautiful and tasteful they are not all as expen- sive as this one
 This stores stock of tables is un- usually fine. Several that are now in stock are of the twin pedestal type This is an extension table sup
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
EXPRESSION OF THANKS.

Phoenix. Arizona. January .. 1911 We. the conductors of the Phoenix Street Railway company. wish to ex- press our thanks to the three daily papers. the Democrat, the Gazette and The Republican, and to the general public who patronized the cars of the Phoenix Railway company. for their kindness and courtesy shown on Sat urday, December 31. which day was set apart by the above mentioned pa pers as mo change day" This kind ness. coming unsolicited. being first suggested by one of the dailies. the travelling public fell in line with the idea and showed their kindness in many cases by not accepting any change when offered to- them by us. and we wish to express our sincere thanks for same. and we will ask the three daily papers to publish this letter for us. Signed by Conductors of Phoenix Railway Company:
 J. PRICE.
 J. R. GORMAN
 F.. T. MEAGHER.
 w WIENER.
 S c. CRABTREE.
 C. C. MARTIN.
 C. B. ARNOLD.
 II. H. MARSH
 w w. DRAKE
 w l.. BATES.
 H. A. BARTLETT
 F.. A. SMITH.
 F.. B VINCIL.
 G. H. PARKER.
 MARVEN LAUGHLIN.
 R. R. O'HARA.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

of a carnival company to Tempe, Arizona. and the ludicrous attempts of a young married man to explain his absence from home during a night that he spent in the Ferris wheel belonging to the carnival com pany The situations. dialogue and climax are cleverly worked up and the audience is kept in a constant
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

snicker of amusement from the time the curtain rises to the finale. The musical numbers are the best that have been presented by this company. and the electrical effects are new and
 novel. Tom and Jerry" will he seen tonight and continue until Mon day when the bill will change again.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

laughing song show Tom and Jer- ry." It is one of the very best pro- auctions given by the Frank Rich company and has been a pronounced hit wherever presented. MT. Fields has laid the scene of this comedy in Arizona and bits of local interest is interspersed throughout the perform
 ance. The plot deals with the visit
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

St. Louis. III: w. C. Elder. w. s. Sander. Los Angeles; G. F. Ford. San Francisco: H C. Adams, Prescott; T. C. Goodc, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

UNITARIAN AIIIANCE-The Ma tional Alliance of Unitarian Women will meet at the home Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Cady. 9O9 West Adams street, January s. at 2:3O D. m. Mrs. Alma Spencer will speak of the alliance work in Boise. Idaho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. ?

Gold Springs Mining & Power com
Dany Incorporated. Principal place OF
business, room i0I pooiy block Salt Lake
City. / tall Location u mines. Cold
Springs Utah
Notice is hereby given that AZ = meet
iDS ~ the board Of directors OF the Gold
Springs Mining ~ Power company held
on the 10TH DIV ui December 1911. as
:cSSment No. "f four cents per sharc
was levied on the capital stock OF The
corporation. Issued and outstanding. pay
apie Immediately 20 the assistant sccrc-
tar? at icI pooly block. Salt Lake City
Utah.
AM stock upon which ihis asscssmcut
may remain unpaid on rno I1in day OF
January. lal2, will nc delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and.
unlcss payment is made. win bo sold
on saturday. the 3rd day nf February.
1Hl2. al II o'clock noon. AZ the company s
olncc. la pay tic delinquent assessment
thrrron. together Will the cost Of ad-
N"rusias ana expense Of tn" sale.
W. w. BARTON
Assistant Secretnry.
400 i'ooiy block. salt Lake City. Utah.
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E. G. oDoNNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer has moved TO new To-
cation, 225-27 South West Temple st
Realty bldg. Both phones. o339g
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Name OF corporation: City Trust 8.
Investment company Location OF prin-
cIpal place OF business. Salt Lake C'lty
Utah. ''
Notice .s hereby given that at A meat
ing OF ths board Of directors held on the
28rd day of November. 1911. an assess
ment of six dollars per share was levied
the issued and outstanding canitai
stock 0. the corporation. payable I'M
mediately 10 Charles Tyng. secretary o,
thc corporation. Al his office, No sll
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tuesday De-
cembsr 30th. 1911, wlil he delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made before, will be
sold Oh Saturday, January 18th, 1912, 10
pay ;ne delinquent assessment together
with the cost oi advertising ana expense
q! sale. CHARLES TYING
Secretary.
I'll kearns building. Salt Lake City.
Etah. oJla2
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

RRENNAN-T1ineral services over & ,ho
remaIns of Rev. Tlmothy Brennan. mar. wnH n'
died In this city December 10. isii, ~, VII WI
1,o held from st Nary's cathedral Tues
day, December 10, 1911. at 10 a; m, the
body viii lie in state at the cathedrad 10
day tAiondsy) from TO p. m. Ihose
wishing to View tho remains may do
go at The above time and place inter-
ment will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18
SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE Of SAFES AND
vaults always OIL hsnd. 4 few second.
hand s2ie5 10. sale. Write fer circular.
place oo6Ts
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MADE TO ORDER SHOES

Z. THORESON. PRACTICAL SHOE
maker. ilS South State ST. Special at
tentiou given 10 persons with tender and
deformed feet; also first class shoe re-
pairing: lowest prices. o339s
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TAILoRMADE CORsETS

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LADIES. CALL MRS. MANN AND
have your measure taken Tor "A SpIreiia
Corset: years guarantee. Ind 2J49.
oa36l
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GARD OF THANKS.

Mp JAMES =. DAVIS AND FAMILY
desire TO express their heartfelt thanks
10 those kind and loving friends who so
ably assisted them IN their sad hereaNe.
mont In the loss os devoted wife and
loving mother. Also for the many floral
offerings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18
FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTS

r. Stencil FUR co. EVERYTH1NG
In the fur and taxidermist line Now
Is the time TO have your furs remodeled.
repaired. cleaned. We give guarantee OF
workmanship, ms we have
been here twenty-one years and do right
by everybody, 81 East 3rd South n5s4
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5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. CLOSE IN.
Apply 3G3 South LIST West. p6S6
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SIGNS AND SCENERY
LIVERY STABLES.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES

MOTOR AND BICYCLE REPAIRING; ;
now and second hand machines ON easy
payments. Lon Clanin. - w. 3rd South.
pI551
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass. rags. bottles rubber, copper, etc.
Utah Junk Co, $40 So. 4th West. Phone
229. rnle72
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DIED

WESJ-Iu this city, December ~, 1sii
r. J. West, aged 4s wears. The re-
snains are at O'Douncll & Co.'S parlors,
226 and 2o7 South West Temple street.
Notice OF the funeral VIII be SiVch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18

NEW GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
575 sth ave. Phone S65-Y, p593
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

40. ,ooiy block. Sit Ike CItT if u = Z.
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SHOE !tEtAlI.ING


REGAL SHOE REPAIRING co, 49a w
ID So. best oak soies, popular prices.
o24Se
SHOE REPAIRING AT POPULAR
prices. O. Randall. I23 East Ist So
Bel 5iSS. pl4os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18

2a HOUSES. ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros. Co.. l52 Main
street xe95
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones. t2lSl
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THE WANTS MEAN HOPE-A
chance for hetterInsnt profitable en-
ploymcnt and success.
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MANY A PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
developed an excellent business In
stinct rs the result OF Tribune Want Ad
eNpe rience
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JAPANESE GOODS


IMPORTERS OF JAPANESE GOODS
4. Aikaw2 Co, IA w. SO. Temple.
pl4si
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PHYSICIAN

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DR. JNO NJ SPAUJDING'S CASH
plan Will save you from 30 10 30 per
cent. ordinary calls. office. s1 home. So.
night. $3.50. confinements. SIS: charge
sccts regular fees. 45S Judge bldg.
Phones Orice. 1851 ring 2; res. i75i
ring /. hI26i
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed will pay you flrst-ciass prices. III.
c. Fisher &, Co, I6b So. W. Temple. Bell
5171. Ind 2Gt. e25S
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HOUSE CLEANING.


NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET CLEAN
ing Co, 130 Z. lst so. Paper clean
Ing by experts. Both phones-Bell 1856.
Ind. 2IS. p52i
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FOR RENT
FOE RENT HOUSES UNFURN1sHED.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST co.
No s. Somlh Main street

SALT LAKE SECl HI f t-.'N
No. So South Main street
i-room frame cottage, 5th NORTH m
and Sth West ......-..s... ',;-.." ~
s-room frame cottage, 81 Apricot m
street ...';..... An
Wot DF'o"' "'' .' ,..... 10. 90
"'Ioo,'. " ,.t, c1''es 's '"'' 1S. 90
Groom modern brick. 2lo eth Eaa,. '''V'
6room modern cottage, $50 so "n 20 M
',o"gi T.s, '''oe'" 'o'' .-,...... 22 50
"-p"I.'n arn niooer' co''"s w. 25 90
6sroom modern brick, 204 r. 'th - M
South ..,....-s... ..--,-.....s:-; @''V0
Groom modern brick. 2ls In'rd .o m
East ..-.-s.''.- .''' --' - W. w
room modern fes'oe'ee' So 90
'-r1on' Most "'ooer" IeS"Ie ...'.....,. IS 90
'aporr ayenpe si'o'e'" iss. 35 90
S-room modern residence, 1864 2nd "a m
avenue s.,.,',-~-e'. '"s'''-r 49,
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
"Buiders OF Durable Houses.
81 South Main Street
Phones: Ind. ls2; Bel E@. So
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5TovE AND LANCE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove Water Jackets cleaned All makes
OF water Jackets for sale, We make
speciality Of furnace CRATES and repa.rs.
Rear 53i So. State s!. Telephone 44f4.
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5nOOM FRAME HOUSES. CLOSE IN;
81 per month TO small iamil1es' bsl. oa
phone 3046Z Pio'-
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRNIsHl

5-ROOM HOI S12. MODERN. CALL 102e
9Th East Phone Hyland e5-I. pli0
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing. trunks. valises, best prices paid.
2S Commercial st. Reply by postal card
S7fl Bell TIA
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CATTLE. ANY KIND, YOUNG AND
fat calves; we keep bull for service.
| COWS fetched A.. T. Saunders. Phors
| 2314-Y. Rear t416 South Main k9iS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w, HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
embalruer, 164 S. West Temple. Phones
1913 ds
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TO REMODEL. SCREEN OR RE-
peir your buildings. Call Ind. l0601.
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Innings. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. all makes. G. ID. Lovett Foun.
dTy. ~ North 7yh Yest. Bell 23of- K. Ind
1918. m2730
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VACUUM CLEANERS,

ALL MAKES. G.. ID. BATES ELECTRIC
Co.. AZ Kearns bldg. Phones 2724
n5S5
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL
REMOVAL

BARBER SHOP REMOVES NJ
Commercial st. 10 psses; pssrhSars; Hs
building; flrst-ciass
service.
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WANTED
WANTEp-FEMALE HELP.

WAN NTED-F EWAIE fdbbE'
FREE. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
rnent First Consrega tional church: we
get YOU a position free of charge. Tcle-
phone Ind 1856. Bell 5So2. t277s
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
eat work; please try once. Phones 2SSi
53S w. 1st South ff003
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WANTED TO BORROW ON FIRST
mortgage $500: good deed and abstract
on $500 property, Address Box "a, or
phone 537. city. o217S
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FOR RENT AND 5-HCGM MODERN
cottages. 1anitor service. $50. 32b.
2e27-Z. e19o1
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and uuskillcd laborers fur
nishcd. 50 East 1st South. corner Com,
merclal. Bell phone 1855. Ind, 923- pA3
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP,

>>-->-~~~-~-~~S-~>-~--->----~
SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
THE Rcd Front" liz West end South.
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 3534 e1o4S
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t-RooM HOUSE FOR RENT. sfs e.
18th So. Inouira 263 xrd ava PnoDse
He'll 203o. m2lSS
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WILL SHIP CAR H n. GOODS TO LOS
AnSeles and one TO Chicago and one 70
Portland and one TO Florida next lo
days; very reasonable rates. Kimbnll Van
s. Storage Co.. rs 90. Main. s2sos