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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-25

srmmnry: Earned runs-Great Falls
6. Buiic Z. First base on crrors-Great
Falls l. Butte 3. Two-base hIts-Toner
Carbon, Duddy. Three base h,s-Mar-
shall. Druhor Eiscy. Home run~-Mur-
PLY, Hiis-OG Jensen 13 In Ia in
ningg; OF Wells, ] IN 8 2-3 innings; off
Carbon. . In innings: off Hildebrandt
IL Innings; OF Murphy, In 9 in
nings Sacrifice hits-Foster. Perrine.
Sacrifice hies-FrIcs. E!sey. Stolen
hases-Murphr. Toner. Vance. Clothier,
Perr,nc. Hannah. Druhot. Bases on
balls-Oh Carbon 3. off Murphy l. on
Wells /. Struck out-By Hildebrandt l.
hy Murphy ]. by Jensen ). Wild pitch
Hildebrantit. Double play-Prout TO
Foster Hit by pitched ball-Duddy by
Hildebranjt Hannah by Murphy. Time
= hours. 10 minutes, Umpire-Wright
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MONTANA MAN MURDERED
AT La CROSSE, WISCONSIN

Ia CROSSE. Wis. Aug. ef-Af,er
crossing iho ocean thirty-siX times.
Thomas Thomas oF anaconda Mont. al
ways careful traveller, was murdered
Tor sou on MS person In marsh within
the city limits OF La Crosse.
His body was found last Sunday and
his son, Thomas r. Thomas arrived
here from Montana today and identified
the body. The elder Thomas reached
New York from Europe June 81 and a
card mailed 10 his son on that date was
the last heard OF him. a keyring found
on the body brought the son here.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING; co BEST
work. experienced mcn: prices right,
Ofhce Duval)'s paIcr store. d3lI9
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MISSOUL,A.

summary; Left on bascs-Bolse I. Mis-
souia .. Stolen basc--Flannagan Two
base h.ts-Lcyy, Kcliackey. Three base
NIT -FlanIaSan- Sacrifice hit-Levy.
tuns bntted -kellackey, Oriet Stone.
Robcits: Flick TO Keliackey Struck out
By stone 6. by Cummings l. Bases on
1:lls-On Cummings 3. Balk-Cummines
Iine OF same-l hour and 30 minutes.
mpiTc--Toman
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YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
cashier In cafe. cigar stand or serving
girl In cafeteria: can use typewriter.
Ind. 1882 k2569
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Races at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Sixty- FIVE thor
oughbreds from the various tracks
throughout the country will be here
carly next week for the three DAYS
meet at Hawthorne race track, Septem-
ber 3. 4 and D. Races will be decided
each day and purses up to $500 will be
hung up. 1t is said bookmakers will at
tempt TO do business.
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SECRETARY FISHER
IN TERRIFIC STORM

b. CORDOVA. Alaska. Aug. 94.-Secretary
party were caught in a terrific storm
that IS sweeping over Controller bay and
made landing tonight al Pete Point. AT
the mouth OF the Beriug river. II Is be-
leved they are camping there although
they may have decided to walk over the
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Experiments Today.


Neither detective was an expert on
automobiles, however and both were
easily, entansled In cross examination by
III. M Smith, Jr., for the defense.
Finally Judge Watson said the matter Of
whether blood could run through the car
should be determined by the jurors
themselves by experiments with the ma
chine
The experiments probably Will be made
tomorrow
Wren testified that Beattie was very
coor' as they went over the ground near
the scene Of the murder The detectives
described q stump at the roadside and
tracks leading to and from 1t. Behind
this. the prosecution will charge Beat
tie concealed the old single -barreled
shotgun.
Bloodstalned clothing was unroled and
passed among the jurors several times
during the day. The prisoner watched
the Jurors faces carefully and appeared
more cheerful than on yesterday.
Henry Clay Beatte, Sr.. sat by his
sons side throughout the long session.
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WANTED TO RENT.

c TO s-RooM HOUSE, n. E. SECTION
modern. good repair, family adults
highest references given; wanted as per-
home by careful tenants. O-59,
Tribune. k250i
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LAWLER HAS BAD DAY.
Umpire or on Balls and Strikes; Van
Gets Two Triples,
pc ec!al to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
HELENA. Aug. 24.--L.awler was very
bad on balls and strikes today.
Van hlt for two triples. but was per-
nltted to remain on third each time.
After the first triple, Pendleton was IN
structcd To assist Van to the plate on
a squeeze. but Johnny missed the ball
a foot and Van was forced to look silly
as they caught him standing up.
Abbott ran the team this afternoon
while Manager Blankenship was laid up
in bed with tonstits Blank has been
on the field with the team every day.
when the doctor says he should have re-
manned indoors until his throat affec-
tion Is cured. He will be with the boys
again tomorrow
Bryan will pitch for Helena tomorrow
and Dressan Is slated 10 pitch for Salt
Lake.
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BOISE. 7. MISsoULA. I,
Stone Pitches Pretty Came for Irrlgators
and Wins,

MISSOTLA. Mont. Aug. 24.-Stone.
who was c!outcd out OF the box yester-
day. pitched pretty game this after
n very comfortable margin. { To l. The
locals are credited with eleven hits, but all
were shori and were fairly we'll dis
trtbuteo. Stone was seldom in serious
trouble. Cummings was hit hard and had
poor support, The local management has
released Pitcher Cheyalter, VINO failed TO
set into condition. The score
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Many Business Chances

There many chances small we'll
establishment of considerable magnitude by watching the
business opportunities in The Tribune Want Columns
Boarding and rooming houses cigar stores billiard and
parors stands and scores Of
other businesses listed from time time prices
of various businesses often seek to secure part
who able devote all part and fur
nh additional capital in the increasing of established
nessesThe Tribune Wants often accomplish such objects
There's world of opportunity hand for those who
keep close touch with The Tribune Wants day to ay
If you wish insert adj call Bell 5000 Ind. 800
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MANY BONEiIEAO PLAYS.
Butte Aggregation Hangs Another One
on Great Falls.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Aug oi.-
Butte won the poorest game OF the sea
son here today by the score ~ il 10 6.
Five pitchers participate and Manager
Rect! was compelled TO send Outle!dcr
Murphy into the box in the seventh In
ming Five dcplorable errors lost the
game for Great Fails by letting In six
runs at critical times The game was
featured by bonehead plays md terrific
slugEnS. The score:
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Take a bath at ssltair today.
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30 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
ANYTHING OF value. Uncle Sam, 80 East
LIST South, Gao
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POPE Plus CONTINUES
TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT

ROME. Aug. 2l.-The pope continues
II gain strength. He visits the Vatican
gardens daily. where nc strolls for brief
periods. u Is obseTv ed that while be-
fore his Illness the pope was distinctly
laEe. be now walks with less apparent
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GOOD DRESSMAKER WISHES WORK
for private families; SIPS per day. Ad-
dress OF. Tribune. k251O
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District Of Utah
In the matter of Midglcy- Cutler Plumb
ing company, BENJAMIN 4. Midgle% and
William II. Cutler. voluntary bank
rupts.-ln bankruptcy No. 1856.
To the creditors OF Miirlcy- Cutler
Plumbing COMPANY, Benjamin a Midg-
ley and William II. Cutler, bankrupts:
Notice n hereby siv@.: 'aai on the
10Th day of August. 1911. the said Midg-
ley-Cutler Plumbing company. Benjamin
y. Mldgley and William IL. Cutler were
duly adjudicatcG Bankrupt: and that
the nrst meeting OF their creditors
WIN De held at my office in the Cont
mental block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the 9th day OF September. y. d. 1911. at
10 o'clock In the forenoon. at which time
sold creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee. examine the
benRrupts and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly co11e before said
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake city. Utah. August %. 1al1
k2555
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NEWSPAPER CARRIERS-BOYS FROM
i6 TO Is. who have had experience In
money; excellent business training. Ad-
dress Col, Tribune. 1857
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

KERSON-Funeral services over the
remains of Mary Gilkerson, who died
in this city August 90, 1911 will be held
from the Third Presbyterian church Fri
day. August rs. 1911, at 10 a.. M, Inter-
rnent. Mt Olvet.
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FOB RENT OR LEASE

240 ACRES IMPROVED RANCH WITH
implements complete: good wafer right.
200 head Of sheep. 10 head cattle. s head
horses win 40 with place. on account OF
sickness. Apply TO Frank Plastino. Rob
crts Idaho bp8Sg
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NOTICE.

| p z. Rudcr Is no longer connected
With the American Electric Manufactur-
| ing Co. (SigneG)
AMERICAN ELECTRIC MFG. co.
k2tS8 iG5 South State ST.
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BORN.

KREMERS-At Portland, August 24 to
the wife OF r. +. Kremers formerly OF
this city. a daughter; both doing nicely.
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BUILDING LOANS; FREE BoOKLE1
OF plans. Salt Lake Security & TruS|
Co, 80 Upper Main. bt901
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DETECTIVES
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. 6s WEST 1ST
South; $50 rooms; rates. 35c. 40c ana
soc: modern baths. 15c. el5o
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PERSONALS

If YOU HAVE SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
birthmarks. moles or warts or any
facial blemishes. have them removed by
the electric needle. Free demonstration
every day from 10 to II a. m. All work
guaranteed Fifteen years experience
No soaring. BY Madame Monette. New
Windsor hotel k1599
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WANTED = CORRESPONDENT IN
Utah. Nevada and Idaho for the Aegis
Life Insurance company Address 500
Scott bldg. Salt Lake esO1
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WET NURSE WANTS POSITION. 4s7
Hazel court k1S26
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs. n. NJ. Jennons. 6eS East 3rd So.
at. Bell phone 1862. cSl0I
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FOR RENT

HOUSEKEEPING RooAS
rU RNlSH ED ROOMS FOR HOUSX
Keeping. No. IL Kondnll square, a30a
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church We
get you position free OF charge. Teic
phones-Ind. 1896. Bell 5s22. 1865
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MEN WANTED TO TRY OUR B. 6 t.
trusses At guaranteed or money re-
funded. Rex Drug Co.. 70 West 3rd So,
cut rate druggists fl221
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskIled laborers fur
nlshed. 40 East 1st South corner Com
merclal. Boil phone 32SS. Ind, 92S. pas
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STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help.
Hcadquarters for laborcrs.
90 West End South. Phones 46d
cT}3
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE REBUILD IT
machines. all makes, for sale. Phone
1887 30i Boston bldg k25SG
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WANTED

wANTED-MSCEL
AND AUTO REPAIRS,
job work. reasonable. c. Wahlberg, b2S
w. 7th South. Ind. 1912. h33o1
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NICELY FURNISHED HnESEKBEpTN
rooms with Gas. G2S Richards st.. IN
block south OF tabernacle. hSSl
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WANTED-SITUATI ATIONS-FEMALR
~~~~~~~~~o-~-o~~~~~ ~~~~~~N~~-~~-~S~~~~~~~~
LADY STENOGRAPHER. WE'LL QUAIL
ifed In legal and commercial work
would devote part time to outside steno-
graphic work il desirable. Address O-6
Tribune k24oS
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MIDDLE AGED LADY WISHING TC
hire out as nursery governess: able "a
talk and teach German and French; good
references Gun be given; address O-10
Tribune. k256s
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
know that the Aegis Life Insurance
company sells the new and up-to date
liie. accident and health policies. Address
300 Scott bldg e400
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navy and other bands. Thorough prepar-
alton by Professor Sutton. 232 East 4th
South. k2451
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can invest small amount OF money In
one of the best paying businesses in Salt
Lake City; steady position 10 the right
parties. light. clean work. Call at Hotel
Wilson. ask for Mr.. Siel. k2451
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VETERINARIAN.


DIP. w. H GORDEN. SPECIALIST ANl<
exnert on lame and hlemlShed horses
diseases OF dogs Examinations free. "
fce 6I w. 2rd So. Saddle Livery. ,lss1 ee..
29o2 A5e~
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oNE-HALF OF MODERN FlrRNIsHE'
mouse: Two blocks from Kenyon hote
Phone 3?44-Y faa)
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Wa D & r. G. Every Sunday

To Provo Canyon, 1850 a. NJ, $40 a.
NJ, sl.25
To Geneva, 1858 a. m, 25.
To Ogden, 1925 a. m, 12;45 D. m, 81.
10 Pharaoh % Glen, $50 u. m. soc
The Scenic Special" for beautiful
Provo canyon leaves here at ESQ n. m
and goes through without change. Re.
turning it leaves North FORK at 6 p. m
arriving at Salt Lake s:i5 D. m Trout
and chicken dinners at Upper Falls
and Spring Dell
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CARPET CLEANING

-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~----> -------~------.-
SATISFACTORY WORK
guarantced: prices as low as good work
viii permit, Am. Carpet Cleaning Co.
kearns bldg. Both phones 2724. b2326
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WANTED-GooD LIVE. HUsTLING
solicitors to handle reliable accident In
surance: big money for hustlers. Apply
12-73 Continental bldg. k99
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WANTED--1o0o MEN TO WEAR OUR
i made to- order S15 suits. Dundee Woolcn
mills. 24i South Main st. f2020
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} HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. MODERN
phone 1615-K had7
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $50 month; send postal
stitute. dept 450-H. Rochester. n. y
n h35S9
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w, HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple. Phones
1919. DO
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ABBOTT'S ERROR
PROVES COSTLY
MispIay at First Base Starts
Helena's Rally, Which Re-
suits in Eight Runs.
Continued From Page Eight.

ray Eases on balls-Off Ames. :; off
Humme'. =; of Schimpfr ?. Struck out
BY Ames, l. by Hummel, 3; by
Schimpff. /. Innings pitched-By Hum
mel .; by Schimpff. g. Hits--Off Hum
mel. H. off Schimpff. D. Time hours
and - minutes Umpire-Iawlor.
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PORTRAIT AGENTS TO BRING YOUR
proofs to 1872 Atlas bldg. 10 be finished
work that delivers, I, Beutlich. artist.
k17I6
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST w. W. KING.
PA e. End So. Both phones 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO. 62 SO MAIN
st.. Phones l06. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs nlsg3
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
tE1YTIRES


BANK, BAR. STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application; household rcfrlGerators. bill
Hard and pool tables. bowling alleys and
supplies. Brunswick Bake -Collcndcr &C.
$50 10 l5o South eth West. Both phones
s33. a40S6
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SHOWS IRON
WILL DURING TRIAL
Continued From Page One.

that Beattie shot his wife after he had
knocked her down and then had lifted
her body into the car.
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PATENTS

>~~~-~~~@~0~o~@O~-~~~
TO SECURE INVENTIONS. TRADE
marks or copyrights, see ]. NJ Thomas.
Fable block. Xl559
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WANTED-AGENTS.

TO LEARN NURSERY SALESMAN
ship; special course In horticultural
training and big commissions paid to
hustlers. Previous experience not neces-
snry. Write today for terms end choice
OF territory. Pacific Nursery company.
sos Corbett bldg. Portland. Oregon
KITS
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WANTED
WAMTND-MAIE Help

SfiEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The Red Front. ne West 2nd South.
Headquarthers railroad and mining help.
Bell 1884. e15i3
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

wANTED-FEMALE HELP
~~~~~~~~--~-~--~~- -~~-~~~~~~~>~~>-~-~~"~>~~~
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE.
get you a position free Of charge. Tele.
phone Ind. 1866; Bell 6s23. 1e77'
WANTED. RELIABLE GIRL. MUST
Apply 14a So. 4th East. ki453
WANTED. SEPTEMBER 1sT. CoMPE-
tent girl for general housework; no
washing; good wages. Apply to Mrs. c.
kl97S
Competent NURSE GIRL OVER IS,
Apply 21s First avenue. ke32l
GOOD Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: good wages. small family; no
washing; must have references 80!
East Second South. k2S72
THREE OR FOUR GIRLS TO WORK
In silk department: Must be able 10
operate sewing machine or willing TO
learn. Must invest some money In busl-
ness and become a. member OF firm, for
further Information call at Hotel VIII
son. ask for Mr.. Siel k2445
WOULD YOU LIKE A GOOD POSI-
tion? Then take course NJ Henager
Business College. Positions secured or
tuition refunded. k245o
wANTED-TEN BON BON DIPPERs.
Apply Sweet Candy Co., 21S South LIST
West. k2434
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
Bell 668-Y. 1928 E. So, Temple. k2521
GIRL roR SECOND WORK. APPLY
5S4 East 1st South. k2522
YOUNG LADY WAITRESS. AIS WEST
2nd South, Ind phone 1856. k25o2
TWO MIDDLE-AGED. EXPERIENCED
chambermaids- Apply Belmont hotel.
LADY TO TRAVEL. SMALL SHOW:
must have some experience In fortune
telling. OBS, Tribune, k2hSS
LADY ILLUSTRATED SONG SINGER
TO travel, small show. O-57. Tribune.
k25s7
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, REBUILT
machines. all makes. for sale. Phone
2937. 30i Boston bldg. k25SG
SITUATIONS FEMALE
LADY STENOGRAPHER. WELL QUAIL
fled In legal and commercial work.
would devote part time to outside steno-
graphic work if desirable. Address O-6
Tribune k24oS
Hazel court. k1S2S
GOOD DRESSMAKER WISHES WORK
for private families; s1.25 per day. Ad-
dress o. Tribune k261O
MIDDLE AGED LADY WISHING TO
hire out as nursery governess able to
talk and teach German and French; good
references Gun be given; address O-10.
Tribune. k2566
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
cashier In cafe. cigar stand or serving
cafeteria. tyDpwrltcr
Ind 1892 k2569
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PAPERHANGING AN
pnper cleaned. carpets taken away Gn0
brought back Ike new: rugs SKI, 7ne<
carpets &c per ward: general nouse-
and painting reasonable. biilxs44
u Noueerleaning CO Bell 565l-Y esu1<
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NoNUMENrs, ToMBsTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r,
Mckenzie Display yards 422 So State,
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO.
Office and house cleaning. every detalI
hour on contract: carpet cleaning by com
pressed air or vacuum. wallpaper clean
Ing. hanging painting and tinting. Satls
faction guaranteed. i39 Ess st So. Be.
1856. Ind. 9IS kloo|
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WANTED-TO TRADE.

40 ACRES VERY CHOICE IRRIGATED
land. with primary water right. In NIL
lard county, on railroad, for Salt Lake
real estate, price $50 per acre. Address
O-5, Tribune k2ilS
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GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD AND
room In refined family of young adults
east side. close in Address Oil. Tribune.
k2h67
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Every dsy big day at saltair.
The Mankato free press., 1911-02-03

dissolving the local pastorate, and
Mr. Clark will continue his work in
definitely Some weeks ago Mr.. Clark
received call from the PreSby terian
church at Owatonna, and, feeling
that he might, perhaps, do more ef-
fective work with new charge, he
presented his resignation at the an
nual meeting OF the st. Peter con-
gregatiOn. Members Of his church
were loath TO lose his services, and
Mr.. Clark decided that the matter
had best be submitted to the presby-
terry, he to be guided by it's findings.
A special meeting of the congrega-
ton was called soon after the an
nual meeting, and NJ. b. Johnson was
elected a commissioners to go before
the governing body, the session be-
ing represented by j. n. Treadwell.
At the meeting Wednesday afternoon
the matter was presented, and the
presbytery voted in favor of Mr.
Clark's retention. Those from out
side the city who attended the meet
ing were: Rev. T. Ross Paden and
Rev. j. M. Balm, Mankato; Rev. C. B
Lattimer, Winnebago City; Rev. L
l.. Smythe and Elder w. C. Snow
lie Sueur. "