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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
TOMBSTONE HANGS
UP A NEW RECORD
Chicago Aviator Remains in the
Air Four Hours and Two
Minutes.

MINEOLA. n. Y, July est. Croix
Johnstone, the Chicago aviator. broke
the American endurance records for
monoplnnes and biplanes today when
he remained in the air for hours !
minute 90 "a seconds, circling the avla'
tion course OF about five miles thirty
nine times He wasacompelled to allght
before his fifty gallons of gasoline were
consumed because of engine trouble In
his all American Moisant monoplane
The previous American record, made
at San Francisco on January 70 last,
was by Parmalee, his record being 3
hours SO minutes 491a seconds.
Counting gasoline, oil and accesso,
rics, with his own weight, Johnstone
carried about 500 pounds in his flight,
which was made at rate close to sixty
miles an hour and about 300 feet above
the ground in gentle breeze.
Johnstone was flying easily and
steadily when he passed the American
endurance record of hours 80 minutes
49jh seconds. When he captured this
American record, which had been made
by Parmalce at San Francisco ON jan
uary 20, the crowd cheered him.
tombstone made his start at 5:l5.
The endurance record belongs to M.
Loriden, who remained aloft IL hours
as minutes and covered distance OF
400 miles
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ASQUlTH IN NO HURRY
TO FORCE THE ISSUE

LONDON, July 97.-It is becoming
increasingly evident that the die
hards' will not be able to "deliveI
the goods or in other words, to poll
their peers to anything like the extent
claimed, and the government Will not
be forced to create large number OF
peers, if any, in order to carry the veto
bin.
The effect Of last night S rally at the
dinner given in honor of the earl of
Halsbury, leader of the insurgent lords,
has been to send the whole company
of moderates scurrying into the ranks
OF Lord Lansdowne's adherents, who
this afternoon totaled in the neighbor.
hood of 300
The government Is going to give the
Unionists plenty of time in which to
compose their differences. Premier As
quith- anxious as his opponents to
avoid swamping the upper house with
new barons, will not force a crisis so
long as matters are tending in his di-
rection. There are even rumors of an
early adjournment Of parliament before
final action on the veto bill and q ses,
sion in the autumn, by which time it is
thought that the tension may be en-
tirely abated.
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RID GRANDE CHIEF
MAKES SHORT STAY
President E. T. Jeffery and
Party Spend Half Hour in
Salt Lake City.

E T. JefYery. president of the Denver
g. Rio Grande and Western Pacific rail-
ways, arrived In this city at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning over the Western Pa
ciflc railway from San Francisco. He came
In his special train and departed thirty
minutes later for New York over the
Denver & Rio Grande. The first stop will
trip Will be made over the narrow gauge
line.
The purpose Of the trip is inspection
and also pleasure Mr., Jeffcry s accom-
panied by Charles II. Schlacks. vice
president OF the same system with which
he la connected, and other high officials
OF the road and their families. Charles
manager OF the Western Pacific; T. ]:
Wyche. chief engineer OF this road, and
Mrs Levey accompanied the Jeffery party
here from San Francisco and returned TO
that city yesterday afternoon. j. w
Mulhern. general superintendent of the
Denver & Rio Grande. accompanied the
party east from this city
This was Mr.. JefYery's hrst trip over
the Western Pacific and he Travelled the
entire distance In daylight. admitting to
Mr.. Levey that the scenery that he saw
rlyaled that along the Denver Rio
Grande.
Mr.. Levey spent yesterday in this city
and had great deal to say about the
beauties and advantages of Salt Lake
City. He says that the Western Pa
ciic is not putting in improvements or
merely following out It's outlined pro-
gramme for the construction and com
pletion of the last link In a transcontl-
mental railroad.
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Railroad Notes.

A. g. Stevenson. superintendent OF the
Idaho division OF the Oregon Short Line.
and w, X. Armstrong. superintendent OF
the Montana division Of this road. both
with Headquarters Mt Pocatello. are con-
ferring with Superintendent E. G. Man
son OF this city,
A. w Miles is expected to arrive here
from Gardiner. Mont. In a few days.
Mr.. Miles Is president OF the Wylie com
pany, which operates In Yellowstone
park.
E. c. Manson returned yesterday from
Montana, where he had been In con-
ference with the Montana state railway
commission. Mr. Manson Is general SUI
A party Of about thirty members Of
the Fadett orchestra OF Chicago passed
through this city yesterday on the way
home from Los Angeles.
j. A. Reeves, general freight agent, and
Frank H. Plaisted. assistant general
freight agent. will attend the confer
ence of Hartman officials which Will
open in Chicago August S.
The Adams Express company will soon
PENNSYLVANIA lines for the transporta-
tlon of live fresh water fish, This will
be for hauling live fish from the lakes
to the sea coast and Will be the first car
OF Its kind. Arrangements are to be
made so that the motion Of the car will
is In motion and when standing still the
water Will be aerated by n connection to
the air tanks underneath the car,
w RI, Bancroft, vice president and
general manager of the Oregon Short
Line. inspected the shops at Ogden yes
tcrday. returning to this city in the
evening,
Mr. French. secretary of the Rocky
Mountain Guide, with headquarters at
Denver. Is In this city on business
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CHARLES P. TAFT WIRES
DENIAL FROM ENGLAND

WASHINGTON, July GA cable
gram from Charles p. Taft, brother of
the president, denying. that he was in
terested in Alaska or in Controller bay
and declaring that he never asked the
president for any favors for Richard
S. Ryan, was made public at the white
house today. 1t reads:
"The President, White House, Wash
ington, D, c.:
"Have just returned from motor trip
to Cornwall and Devon and find your
cable, 1 may have met Ryan casually,
but ! do not remember him. I know
nothing about Controller Railway &
Navigation company. have never
had any interests, direct or indirect,
in that company. or in any other com
pany doing business in Alaska. I am
not interested in any lands in Alaska
! never applied to you to give a hear,
ing in such case or grant such privi-
leges to Ryan. ] never knew Of the
existence of the Controller Railway
Navigation company until L received
your Dispatch -
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district OF Utah.
In the matter of Charles X, Bowring.
bankrupt.-No. 1922 in bankruptcy
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable John a, Marshall. Judge
OF the district court OF the United
States for the district OF Utah;
Charles X. Bowring OF Salt Lake City.
the county of Salt Lake and state of
Utah. In said district respectfully repre-
sents that on the 26th day of June
last past, he was duly adjudged bank
rupts Under the acts of congress relating
to bankruptcy; that he has duly sur
rendered all his property and rights of
property, and has fully complied with
all the requirements Of said acts and nj
the orders of the court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
dec:eed by the court 10 have a full dis
charge from all debts provable agalns.
his estate under said bankrupt acts
except such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 97th dag of July. A. d. 1911.
CHARLES X. BOWRING,
1nlkr1pf
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SISTER INTERCEDES
IN BEHALF OF PRYCE

Los ANGELES. Cal, July 27,-Mrs.
G. Kenyon Hodge of Vancouver, B. c..
is here today preparing if necessary to
plead before President Taft the case
Of her brother, Caryl Ap Rhys Pryce,
the British soldier of fortune. who was
the leader Of the insurrectos in Lower
California, and who is under federal
indictments charging him with murder
and arson based upon information
sworn to by the Mexican consul at San
Diego. Mrs Hodges fears summary
execution should her brother be extra
dited to Mexico.
According to Mrs. Hodge, her brother
once held lieutenant's commission in
the British forces in South Africa,
while his father, Colonel Douglass
Pryce. formerly commanded a regiment
in India.
Pryce's case will come up next Mon.
day.
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

Dlstllct OF Ctan-
On this 27th day of July. a. ID. 1911
on reading the foregoing petition IL is
ordered by the court that . hearing be
had upon the same on the 7th day of
August, a. d. 1911. before said court at
Salt Lake City, in said district. at len
O'Clock In the forenoon and that notice
thereof be published in The Salt Lake
Tribune. a newspaper printed in said dis
'r!ct. and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place and show cause
II any they have. why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted
And II Is further ordered By the court
that the clerk shall send bv mall to all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order. addressed to them at their
places OF residence rs stated.
Witness the Honorable John a. Mar
shall. Judge OF the said district court
and he seal thereof nt Salt Lake Citv,
in said district on the 2Tth day of July
a y. 1911.
Attest: JERROr.D II. LETCHER.
tScal OF Court) Clerk
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FIGHT IN PORTUGUESE
CHURCH: MANY KILLED

LISBON (By way of the frontier)
July 27.-Dispatches just received here
tell Of serious conflict which occurred
in church Mt Lobrigo between Royal
lists and Republicans. Senor Costa, u
Republican leader. was stabbed to
death in tho back and n fierce fight
followed. The fray was soon trans
ferred to the street, assuming consid.
cradle proportions. Quarter was
neither asked nor given, Troops werc
called out and finally restored order.
Four persons were killed, fourteen ia
tally injured and thirty less seriously
hurI
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AUTOMOBILE C0LLIDES
WITH RAILROAD TRAIN

PUEBLO. Colo, July 27.-Dr Oscar
a. T. Haruff, prominent physician
Of this city, was probably fatally in
$ured and George j, Smith. n ranchcr
Svinc 1fty miles north of here, was
eerionsly hurt when DIR. Haruff's auto.
mobile collided with a Rock Island
train at Il crossing near Pinon, Colo
Yesterday. DR.. Haruff died two hours
after the accident
Dr. Haruff. accompanied by Smith,
was on his way to Join his wife, who
was visiting at ranch owned by Dr.
Haruff
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ALLEGED MONEY TRUST
TO BE INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON, July 27,-The next big
investigation to be undertaken by the
house of representatives will be to de-
ternline whether there is great banking
combination with power to control credit
exchanges and deposits and cause busi-
ness depression and panics. After hear
ing Represe ntative Lindburgh OF Minnie
cIdcd to report favorably resolution at
Its next meeting.
The investigation will be either by the
monetary commission or the house COM
mtttee on banking and currency. prob
ably the latter,
Representative Weeks of Massachu
setts. a member Of the monetary COM
mission. appeared before the committee
on the Lindburgh resolution. While ne
did not oppose the inquiry. he scoffed at
the idea that there was such thing as
money trust" AT the same time Mr.
Weeks thought 1t might be a good Idea to
have the monetary commission investi-
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Cool at Brighton.

If the heat of the city oppresses you.
spend a few days at the Brighton hotel
in Big Cottonwood canyon. The days
are pleasant and the nights are actual.
ly. cold You sleep and eat rs you did
when boy. Your vacation spent at
Brighton will prepare you for another
year s work The hotel is in the tops
of the mountains. 1t is comfortably
furnished and the service is satisfac
tory in every way. Rates are So A day
and up. Auto stage every day from
~ state street and horse stage from
McHenry' IS livery at Murray
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Commission Plan Adopted.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 27.-The
Edgerton Place Baptist church in Kan
sas City. Kan. is to be operated under
the commission form'' of govern.
ment. The members last night adopted
a constitution providing for the cleo
tion of nine commissioners or trustees,
each to have charge of some depart
ment Of the church.
The constitution provides for the re.
moval of any commissioner who fails
properly to perform his duties and for
the election of his successor.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board OF Public Work.

OfHcc OF The Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake CITY. July 8, 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received at
This office until o clock p. M july IS.
1911. for constructing cement sidewalks
IN Sidewalk Extension No. $50. located
IN the Poplar Grove Addition and VII
elnity. according TO plans on file In the
City Engineers office.
lnsu actions to bidders, together with
plans. profles. Specifications and forms
for contract and bond, may be obtained
upon application at the office OF tho
Board OF Public Works or the City EN-
gipeer.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
II. @. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
h802
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WANT OPPORTUNITIES

Many have used The Tribune Want Columns as stepping
Workers who are dissatisfied with their present POSITIONS
those who feel careful endeavor and CONSCIENTIOUS ell
fort DO not lead to should consult The Tribune
Wants as a means of bettering their position
There is always way for the conscientious skilled worker
TO get ahead-write Want Ad stating briefly and con-
csv vour experiences tell Of your proficiency and seek
position where energetic directed service will result
in definite advancement
The Tribune Wants helped many TO better positions
and have for employers the best OF workers
IF you wish to little ad call either phone Bell 32OO
Ind 800
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THREE MEN DROWNED
IN UPPER FRAZER RIVER

VANCOUVER B. C. July 27.-Chief
Engineer A. Mcclellan. Fireman " Gregg
and Dcckhand ]. Fl, Waddell, OF the river
steamer Hamlin were drowned In the
upper Frazer river on Tuesday while run
ming a cable at Emory bar, To make
headWay against the current II is neces-
sary TO use cables TO shore TO pass the
bad places. and the men were drowned
while doing this work.
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BLAMES NAGEL FOR
SLAUGHTER OF SEALS

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Dr William
T, Normandy, director Of the New York
geological park declared today before
house investigating committee that Sec
retary of Commerce and Labor Nagel
was practically responsible for the
slaughter OF young seals under legal age
on the Prihlof islands. He said no dis
tinction had been made as to sex or age
in the seal slaughter.
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Expelled by Germany.

BERLIN. July 27.-M. Yvetol, the
French anti-mil;tarist agitator, who at
a Franco-German socialist meeting on
Monday delivered a flaming speech on
the. possibility of the armies Of France
and Germany turning against the gov.
crnments instead of fighting each other
In the event OF war, was today expelled
from Germany
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Memorial to Columbus,

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Prepara
tions for magnificent memorial foun.
tain to Christopher Columbus. on the
plaza of the new union station here.
received impetus with the opening of
bids for its construction. The lowest
of twelve bidders offered to erect the
memorial in granite, complete except
the plumbing, for s60,930, or in marble
for S4S,4ol
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Free List Before Senate

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The farmers'
BY Senator Penrose today and was made
the unfinisiled business
Senate Bristow OF Kansas announced
he %oCl- offer amendments to Il 10 be
voted on tomorrow. The final vot, on
the bin will occur Tuesday.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS cTo,,7
no children. 122 W. Four,h "a
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COUPLE WITHOUT CHiLLpsDi
find pleasant room Win p0N
End South.
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BOARD AND ROOM. rms MI
table, strictly home eoosiis'
End South.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM W1r,
for housekeeping; close 1" n"rTH \
ist South. ~ 4
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EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE, r., ciia1.|
modern. excellent locauunMou .nou,. y
spacious lawn: also single ''''
ave. Phone 4T02-X.
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TWO or THREE ROOMS. FrTpv,,,
LOT housekeeping. gas, 2if fNssaa
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oNE-HALF OF MODERN r1rn,s
house: Two blocks from KerSsSls3
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinemcnts. seclusion. legal Gdoption
Mrs. i, Phillips. lIth j.. bet. 18th and
18th So. Box S33. Ind 1914. h23S6
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LARGE, COOL ROOMS;
home cooking; llne su'uSa s. "a
walking distance. 605 u i'N
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DIED

RIcILLY-At $50 East Fifth South. July
27, 1911, Margaret. beloved daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Reilly, aged l year
months and II days. Notice Of funeral
will be given later.
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ONE STORE ROOM ON SOUTH ~
suitable for grocery ssoEe:
Hubbard Inv. Co.. IS W. 3rd So0A
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NICELY FURNISHED House.
rooms With gaa,, s2A Riohards 9
Oleck houth OF tabernacle. u.
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ROOM AND BOARD side f1
family, close In. easy- Tnba!a
young men. Address
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2 LARGE MODERN. FRONT -
bath. gas. water and sinh s,v hv
South Phone 1i2s-K. '"
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TWO ROOMS FOR HoUsrvs
$l5 per month. % e. 5tb g. hEr1
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wANTED-MEN AND BOYS IN Los
Angeles: small nav but can learn trade
of automobiles. electricity. plumblne
students last wear. catalogue cree United
Trade School Contracting Co. Los An.
gcles. MN
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WANTED-TO RENT

AN ED FIVE OR SIX-ROON
house In the east so,tbeast No., -,
me city: north bench: modern through
out no children. Call Bell 94O-X hoi6j
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PHYSICIAN

DR. JNO. NJ SPAUI,DINCcS - -
plan VIII save you from 30 to IN ns1
cent: ordinary calls. Office. 81: hons -.
night 500; confnemcnts sis; charge
ring l. - 'eS'' ,,ISei 1884,
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! WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED
markers and sorters; good wages. Pal
ace Laundry Co.. 75S East 4th South
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; AU-
thorized. police references: absolutely
reliable. Both phones 537, We invesS-
gate anything. 20S9 Mcintyre bldg, 10
South Main c1Y59
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GOOD FARM FOR AUTOMORu ~
phone S3-Af Murray. hoe
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DR. E. l.. WISMER, CHIROPODIST.
now 725 Mcintyre. 6s South Main. h1374
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MEN wANTFU TO TRY OUR B. & T.
trusses: Mt guaranteed or money re-
funded. Rex Drug Co. IS West Srd .! SO; so
cut rate druggists il-Ei
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SPRING WHEELS

MOTHERS Buy THE NISKIN SpRJTC;
~heei Tor Your baby huggies, no lar or
JoIt II you will use them. Send your
oracrs IN now TO 92l Boston bldg. or
Col No lst West leoo
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BOARD ND ROOM. ,,fC y.
Rooms, 81. 90 UP. Rear us 3"
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wANTED-2o LADIES: GOOD APPEAR
ance for stage work no dancing re-
quired. Apply Bert Olin. 72 East Ist
South. h2S93
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DRESSMAKINC

MRS E. NJ, WILL FASHIONABLE
oresFmafer. 215 So Main, Elks hotel
NV. i"po. b16l5
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,

---oo--~--~'~------
= NEAT II. X ROOMS FIN ,,,,-
ate family. Modern. close IN 3
1st West. IN %
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Kodaks, fresh films, fine FINISHING,
artistic framing. c. R. Savage Co, il
and IA Main
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Cnil dren Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a 8 7 Q RIA
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via d & r a Everv Su,

Vie D. & 3. G. Every Sunday
To Provo Canyon. 7:5o a. m, $40 a.
m. $1.25.
To Genevs, 7:55 a. m, $125.
To Ogden, 1925 A. m, 12:45 o. m. 81.
TO Phnraoh's Glen, 500 a. m, soc.
The Scenic Special" for beautiful
Provo canyon leaves here at 1850 a. m.
and goes through without change. BE.
turning 1t leaves North Fork ut n. N.
arriving at Salt Lake s:45 p. m. Trout
and chicken dinners Mt Upper Falls
and Spring Dell
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1 OR ? FURNISHED Rooye
light housekeeping. modern, eSss,
W. End North. '''eas
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EHEPPARD-S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
'The Red Front" 112 West End South.
Lady attendant Private waiting room.
Bell 1894 e15As
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ALARM CLOCKS

ALL ARE GOOD; SolIE; ARE BETTER
We sell the better kind; Big Ben. $3.50
other depend able alarms. 81 TO s2.5U. Re.
liable jewelers. SurhauEh's u McCornics
bAr aaj
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FURNISHED ROOMS non
keeping, No. IL Kendall SOU. hoV
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Phillipini Band this afternoon and
evening. Wandamerc.
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NICELY FURNISHED MON -
keeping suite In business Si.i- -sv
reasonable rent, III So. Main :,
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2 OR 8 MOD. FURN.. nooTa
h. X. close In, cheap. SIS s' 81 Il
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2 LARGE II. K, ROOMS, CLEAN :,
ern. ground foor; price rcasonss,!
South End West. '"A'A
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NICELY FURNISHED HoUsrVr1S
west Sf'i HeIvet,a I,'n aas an,, and beth "a Nsr
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ACCORDION PLEATING


AND SIDE PLEATISC.
Mrs. "a NJ. Jennens, EOS East 3rd SO.
81 Bell phone l746-Z. e3l0t