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TIE IN
ABERDEEN CONTEST

Aberdeen, S. DIN the. inter-
scholastic track meet held here UNI
der the auspices of the Northern
Normal and Industrial school, the
Watertown and Huron schools tied
for first place with thirty-five points
each; Miller was third with IS points
and the other schools came along as
follows: Groton, IL; Salem, 10;
Aberdeen, s; and Redield, 6. Selby
and Canistota who We're also in the
meet, failed to get a place. The
state records in the hammer throw
and discus throw were beaten. Dick
ey of Huron, who won the state rec
ord in the hammer throw last wear
at 1871 feet and 9 inches, making
141 feet Z inches at the meet Satur-
day. Bates of Salem threw the dis
Gus 104 feet 10 1-2 inches, beating
the former state school record of
103 feet 10 inches.
In the dual college meet held in
connection with the high school meet
the Northern Normal was the victor
securing 67 points to Huron's SO.
In the declamatory contest among
the high schools, the young women
took the honors, Miss Louise Smelly
of Selby winning first prize. with
Miss Crystal Elliott of Lennon sec
ond, and Miss Hazel Park of Huron,
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selfshness is the

so1er. prevalent one, In
stead of the spirit Of the Lord, the
spirit of meekness, g%entleness, love.
Only with the few is God first. Only
with the few is there a spirit Of full
conservation to do the Divine will.
Only with the few Is there love Of
the brethren and a willingness to lay
down life one for another. John
15:13.) Only with the few Is there even
business honesty, Justice. Today self
ishness is heaping up treasure and the
results, we may be sure. will be I'M
satisfactory-'a time Of trouble such
as w was since there was a ma
ton."-Dan. 1871.
Moreover, as the Prophet proceeds
to show, the accumulation Of wealth
has generally an injurious effect upon
the ri~ch-idleness. music and wine and
disregard Of things Divine. The
remnant" now win be a sumcient
number to complete the select" The
Kingdom Of glory will be established
and all the families Of the earth WIN,
shortly after the time Of trouble, BE-
Gin to recognize the long-pcomissd
hlassin4.
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STILL WORMNG on !
Peace CONDITIONS
AND HIS ADVISERS
MAKE PLANS AND SEND AN
ULT1MATUM TO GOVERN.
MENT.

Ell Paso, Texas.-Until midnight
Madero and his advisers made plans
for peace. Madero sent an ultima
tum to Diaz at Mexico City and 1t Is
expected a new armistice will be au-
thorized soon and that the peace
terms will be closed by Friday.
Washington. D. C.-The Mexican
revolution was brought homo to
Taft today when he was
informed that the Insurgents have
raided a ranch in lower California
by his brother, Charles r.
Taft, and his brother-in-law, DR.. Ed.
wards. and took away sixty horses.
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HITS
CAR.

Minot, N. D.-Lightning struck:
the pathfinder automobile Of tho
Twin CitiesLto-Helena trophy tour.
during an electrical storm near
Turnbridge early today, injuring
three members Of the crew. George
Dauber, chauffeur. Of streator. III.
q. overstreet, automobile repressn-|
tative, and G. E. Babcock. telegraph
operator. are the ones hurt.
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" wy VI tutliilNS lnGlUent0
during which the lives OF Madero
and his chiefs we're ENDANGERED.
Gen. Oroczo in a moment OF passion
having ordered the arrest OF the re-
bel leader and demanded the resig-
nation of the provisional cabinet. the
capital OF the provisional government
ts quiet.
Gen Navarro. the defeated federal
commander whose life was threaten
ed by an angry mob of i%nsurectos,
was spirited away by Francisco 1.
Madero, Jr., himself, to the Ameri-
en- side of the Rio Grande and safely
ensconced in the home of friends in
Ell Paso.
Federal Plot Charged.
A plot, quietly and deeply laid, is
suspected by the rebel leaders as
the u of the neal riot in front OF
the Madero headquarters and some
OF Maderos' friends freely venture
the opinion that it was a sinister
scheme on the part of those who are
trying to break up the organization
of revolution to foster the opinion
throughout Mexico that the move
ment is one of anarchy and it's fol-
lowers are bandits.
Provisional President Madero in
q statement charged that Gen. Orc
Zoos actions were melted "b persons
interested in bringing about dis
union among u.s."
Gen. Oroczo called on Provisional
President Madero and the two men
talked alone for some time. Sudden
ly their voices were raised and other
rebel political chiefs rushed into the
room only to find themselves held
back by some of Oroczo's men.
A throng Of soldiers had gathered
outside the building and Senior Ma
dero determined to appeal to them.
Six shooters. had been drawn and
rifles were leveled but Senior Madero
stood bravely before the crowd and
slapping his breast shouted, "Shoot
me, shoot me, If you dare"
Gen. Oroczo was at his side. His
men ostensibly had been summoned
to take part in the coup d'etat. But
as Madero stepped forth among
them and talked in his calm, reas-
way, the affection which has
been ripened among his men since
the revolution began, crystallized in
a mighty shout, "Vive Madero."
There are all sorts of stories in re-
gard to the crisis, but at the bottom it
was apparent that d%issension among
the military chiefs was the basic
cause of the disturbance.
Col. Villa was said to have insist
ed on taking Gen. Navarro's life
Gen. Oroczo was said to have
been displeased with the naming Of
civilian as minister of war.
Senior Madero has impressed upon
Gen. Oroczo that the choosing of a
cabinet and the management of gov
is quite outside the func-
ton of the military.
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Iulnlled to nat
uralt Israel the
things mentioned
in this prophecy.
The hedges have
been brok e n
down. 1t has
been laid waste,
No care has been
taken of it. The
beasts of the
field. the Gentle
nations, hav e
a 6 e this
vineyard and, by
nf,,fr1 S-<1-tio-
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News has been received here Of
the birth CT . son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orio Lanam OF Loomis on Saturday
May 18th. Mr., and Mrs. Lanon are
we'll known here. having recently
moved from Letcler to LOOMS.
The Catholic Ladies supper last
Saturday night netted them about
sixty dollars. The proceeds are to 20
toward paying for the electric lights
In the church.
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GUILTY OF

Washington, D. C.--Ths Uniteds
States supreme court today han6sd:
down an opinion holding Christophlssssss
Q. Wilson. president Unitsd WIZ
less telegraph Co.. guilty q 60
tempt Of court because no rsfussA
produce the books q tho eonDsNylss
before the fedefalsgrand 1nryl1gS1lss
tisation charge o. nainsS q the nllll
to defraud. sssS ssssSSs
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harvest time for
natural Israel.
Here, as there,
only "a rem
will be
found worthy Of
t b e Kingdom
the great, NOM
inalI a will
be found I'M
W orthy. And
" b v? Because
t b e spirit of
worldliness and
ia tho
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QUARREL OF REBELS
THREATENS MhDERO
AT ONE TIME HIS ARREST WAS
ORDERED, But HE RETAINS
COMMAND OF SITUATION.

Juarez, Mex.-The supreme test
clash between the military and poll
teal authorities was experienced by
the provisional government Of Mexi-
CO and Provisional President Fran
cisco l Madero, Jr., is complete mas
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k{YtTNAnfxHmH
MBR@klYN J
M .6IRIE.TfniES.

THE SONG OF THE VINEYARD
isaiah 6:1.12-May q
Let me sing to my Well-Beloued O song Of ny
Beloved TOUCHING Ms piaswnrd"
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bTOdu3F EuuCdtlOu 10 90 concert
work for a period of two years,
which includes Miss Bernice Lathrop
as accompaniste. The trip will take
in all the principal cities Of the
United States and several in Canada.
The nature of Miss Lees work is a
lecture on the numbers she sings,
and she presents a program Of some
six or eight numbers. From press
notices that she has received en- tour
and the fact that she has been re-en-
gagged for two years indicates that
she is meeting with fine success in
her work, a fact which he Mitchell
friends will be pleased to learn.
Game Warden Slater caused the
arrest of Fred Thomas and Fred
Zelke, who reside in Perry township
on the charge of fishing with a seine.
The game warden discovered the
seine in the river by rowing over the
stream with a drag. When he found
the seine at midnight he camped
there until s o'clock the following
morning waiting for the owners to
appear. When Thomas and Zelke
went to get their fish in the early
morning hour, Warden Slater land
ed on the men, the fish and the seine
and brought them all to this city.
They had their trial before Justice
Drake, and on the evidence present.
ed by the game warden the Justice
found them guilty and fined each $50.
The men took an appeal Of the case
to circuit court.
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TYPEWRITERS
VETERINARIAN


DR.. W. II. GORDEN, Specialist on
dog disease s22 South state Ind. 95:
Bell I7I0-Z. un2ss7
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LIVERY STABLES.

JOHN FARRINGTON HOME CARRIAGE
Co.: stables rear Colonial hotel Phones
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OF the Mississippi. Cash weekly. Capital
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water Jackets for sale. We make a
speciality of furnace CRATES and repaira
Rear 6si So. State st. Telephone 4|7t.
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:;-ROoM FRAME COTTAGE, N, oo
Apricot $tlcCi ..,..... 49, - 49,
i-ruom frame cottage. 9Th North ~,
aud S,h West .........,..... "''"
Groom brick. sra North aud Fourth -, ~,
G-room modern brick, 2lo Eighth O.. .,
West ..s. .-.. - -. '''''
6-room modern cottage 80 seventh ., o.,
East 1890 ...'', ,,'.'',,55 '''''
7-room modern brick residence. 2Z' ~ -,
Eighth East ..... .......'.s.s' -: -. .'V
J-room modern brick cottage. IL 49, m
Dubci avenue ..-..-,,,....,. -"'''
6-room modern brick, 2Ol East 'th ~
Soutd 81. ..-s.....:. :.-....,s -, -"'"'
6-coom modern brick, us Third ~.
East -,.,.. .:-;';..:.: '.,,' 81 "a nn n
Groom modern brick, ?iS First ave, 3o.nn
7-room modern residence. 81 K ST. o1,"p
Nine room modern residence corner 80
| Second So. and Eighth East "o.oo
S-roum modern residence. SO fiith
avenue ....--. ...as -f' 90 w
y room modern rcsldeucc. 1861 Sec
pnl avenue .....r.....,.,.... ...,..-' p"-""
SALT LAKE SECURITY e. TRUST CO.
No. SO South Main street.
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ln23 Stanyan St. Dept. 81. San Francisco.
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL
FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS a. SON. ls6 n ST. BELL.
is4s-k- UphoIsterinK. chairs recaned
Fr RNTTURE REPAIRED AND REr-P-
hcletered; cotton and hair mattresses
made over. Up-to-Date Furniture Co.
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hardware, building or paint trade 10
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money maker. Repeat orders. Commis-
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING SALES
man: must be window trimmer, Call
Is F. md South. p23i2
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COAL AND KINDLlNo.

? DEAL, COAL. BLOCK Sg;s %SOps 5sa..ss';, q,
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3-EOoM BRICK. il9 WEST 5TH
south ST. .........t.s. 's''.' - ''''
i-room frame 56l West 9TH South
Aroom frame u Aberdeen ST.. 10 90
room frame T. Gale at........... IL. 90
5-room brick. SOL south Main ST.. Il 30
5-room brick sol East 18th South. Is no
S-rocm til South Main st,......... 22 90
7-room modern brick. 40 3rd ave-. %. 90
6-room modern brick, S2I East LIST
5tH East ST. .....,.'....l',....,"... , '' 20. 90
"a acres land and S-room house 49,. rs 90
Groom brick. III South 1st West. IL. 90
6-room modern brick. li6 South
West Temple observation-disclosures, ~ so
6-room modern brick, sii South
West Temple Observation-Disclosures. 81 .00
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT co,
35i Main st. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all Casualty
lines.
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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line, 10 sell general trade in Utah.
Vacancy Jan. j. Jnexcelled speciality
proposition Commission contract: sS.
weekly for expenses, The Continental
Icwclry Co, Cleveland, Ohio. p2S26
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FOR RENT
,oR RENT HOUSES UNFUENIsHED


S-EOOM MODERN. 9G3 BRIGHAM ST.
Sip.
S.room modern. 223 East ith South. $40.
S-room modern, - Grape St., >-I
Groom modern, 40 j 81. $50.
6-room modern, l6i I; st., so.
6-rpom modern. JS3 lst ave. So.
G-rnom modern. lS3 Center 81, Sl1.'V.
5-room modern. o13 south West ieul-
e.room. la,5 South 10th East. SIS
G-ruou 9G6 Jefferson, ?th south anu
West Temple, $l%.
G-rooIn. Sc West lst North. Si".
5-ruom modern 90 south ma west
$50.
l-room modern apartments. 36i-Ii Eo-
/ sella st. 9Th North and %rd West, NI1-
! $3.50.
i-room 1881 south 1lih East. Slo.
/ room, ..sl West ilh south. 3.
i-ruuin sos Wes, Sth South. *.
! Groom lonO Windsor ave. 9th East ana
/ 9Th Soutu. Slc.Io.
5~roon. g. fern ST.. G,n Norih a"d
! @ud West. Sl2.5O
! 7-room moJcru, furnished, -? ilh ave"
4 $40
6-roorn modern. s6G r.a,, SrI south. So.
! I-rnom moCeru, furnished. 81, "th ave.
/ So.
! i-ruou apartment In tho Avalon, go
| East 3rd South. $50 30,
J .StorcroonH Heath huiidir=. corner @ud
/ South aud Iud West: reasonable rent:
/ Stornroumg corner 6th South ana state
sis. $la,
| storcroom and lvo li.n= ROOMS, '2i
South stat" st.. Sli
a RICHTER. Rcal Estate.
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msker. 4is South state 81, 81 tanae' ~ ,.
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GROCERY SPECIAL,


CAN SAVE YOU Ice TO l5C DOZEN
on oranges: best soft sheled walnuts.
per pound. 2Oc; mixed nuts. per pound.
l5C. quarts cranbcrrieS. 25C: dozen
eggs. 45c. blue ribbon raisins, 25c; lib
cans salmon. 25c; White house coffee,
fPc. best hams, per pound. lGc; our best
81 So: boiled ham. per pound zoe: mncc
meat. per pound. l0c; l pound 50c cocoa.
Soc. best creamery butter. 35c: picnic
hams, per pound, l3c, 4 pounds rice or
beans. 21c; good lemons, per Dozen 2Qc
pounds Jonathan apples. l6c; 3-pound
pail compound lard. 2Cc pears. per
pound, &c. pounds butter. I5c; Under
wood mustard sardiues l0c: Postum
cereal, 20c: 2 pounds strong cheese. CSC.
cans peaches. i0c, ) pounds onions 10c
pounds oatmeal. 25c: 6 packages Dukes
pered herring, per can, zoe: kraut. per
pound. &c. large cans Sego milk. 45c
cans corn. 2Jc; cans oysters. 25c;
bars Crystal White soap. 25c. mustard
per pound zoe: cans oil sardines 25c:
NJ. j. Il. coffee. 55c. l0-pound can cotto-
lene. sl.35, pounds Utah cheese. 25c.
best oleomargar'nc. per pound zoe Lip
toms tea, per pound. soc: . packages
Corn Flakes, loo: i-pound can cOttolene.
55c: 5-lb. can lard. 65c; lO-pound can
lard. Sl.2O; large bottle catsup, toe:
eakers chocolate. per pound. 35c: 8 cans
Snyder's pork and beans, 25c: pounds
soda crackers 25c. gallon can syrup.
i5c; graham flour. per sack. ojc: Red
Seal lye, for 25c; . pounds macaroni.
l5c. 5-poUnd sacks salt. 15c: cans
mustard Sar1ines 25c. . bars washing
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FOR RENT.
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S-rm. mod. $50 T.. 2nd South. $1,000
iym. mod. I2O Sth East. $1,000.
1-rm. mod. "G3 9Th ave. $1,000,
6-rm. mod. 36G East 6th So. $4,000.
G-rm. mod. 22l 10Th East. 5000.
J-in mod. ! Dubci ave. $500.
.-rlu. mod. - Wellington Ct. S22.50.
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2rm. mod. - 5Ih East. $1,000.
store room, 312 SO. Main.
Store room. 10 West 2nd South.
store rooms. 2G1 To 2I5 SO. West e.
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S2l00-i- ROOM MODERN BRICK. CLOSE
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cash. balance Terms To suit.
$2200-i-roum modern brick. just the
thing for Il railroad man. $3.50
cash. balance SIS per month.
$2e00-Nicc 5-room modern brick large
reception hail, cement walk. etc.
$500 cash, balance easy terms.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
Sc West 3rd So.
po429
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| COMPETENT GIRL. GOOD COOK;
good wages; reference required. 70
| East ist North st. Bell phone 3lt6- ri2t7
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\ LARGE WESTERN CASUALTY COM
pany is contemplating opcninc M its
Industrial Department or Health and Ac-
cideut Insurance nerc. \ good opportunity
for the right man district manager.
Call on Dir. Hogc, SeUloh hotel p23tS
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a FASCINATING PROTESSION-JOUR
nalism pays. Glasses forming 10 start
January !. Address care Utah Business
college. Boston bldg pe0o5
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WASTIERwoMNN. EXPERIENCED IN
silk laces and woolens: also girl cN
pcricnced on body ironer Address E-22,
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