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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30
NATIONAL GUARD
AT FURBY US TRIAL

against a lynching during the trial,
and the state executive has replied
that he vial grant the request.
General Elliott will have charge
OF the two companies who will take
the negro to Weston on a special
coach. Weston will be placed UNI
der martial law during the trial,
and IL necessary, a machine gun
will be trained from the jail yard
where The black man will be con-
fined.
only the timely arrival of the
troops last month saved him from
lynching. lie was rushed by
troops to Cial&saufg and then taken
to the Moundsville penitent:ary
where he has since 9aen confined.
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AS Well as a Trained Gun
by Order Of the Gov
ernor.

Under guard of two companies OF
state militia William FURRY, the me-
gro now confined behind the walls
OF the Moundsville penltentiary,
charged with having committed a
criminal assa6lt upon Flora Anglln,
near Weston, will be removed from
the penal institution February to
stand trial. Both the prosecuting
attorney OF Lewis county and the
sheriff have written Governor Glass
cock for troops to guard the negro
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified as
executor of the will Of susan j. odell,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
decedent are requested to make
prompt settlement with the UNDER
signed, and all persons having claims
against said decedent are requested to
present the same, verified by ahidavtt,
to the -undestgned.
Dated. January II. 1911.
oR1E1N H. opEI4L. Executor.
SOS Garfield Ave-, Kansas City, Mo.
GEORGE NJ. HOFFaE1MER,
attorney for Executor.
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AGAINST NEGROES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 80
Chancellor Allison decided here
against the negro knights Of Pyth!as
holding that they have no right to the
name, regalia, badges. etc. This case
will be appealed to the supreme court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30
A BIG SLIDE.

A big slide between Fatrmont and
Chiefton Sunday night .necessltatsd
transfers on the interurban street car
line several hours Monday morning.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Joseph j. CASTOR and Emma q.
Wilson and John Zaroroy and Annie
.Tarbuck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-02
DIED

~>~~~~~~~->~~~~~~-~~~~~~-
THIEs-At Rupert. Ida. April 20. 1911.
Hannah Thies. aged 26 years, wife of
otto j. Thies. The funeral services will
be held today, May 2. 1911. at 3 p. m.
from the funeral chapel OF Eber w. Hall,
~ South West Temple. Interrnent. Mt
M,CARTHY-In this city, May 1. 1911,
Charles Mccarthy. aged SO years. Re-
mains at O'Donnell & Co.'S parIors. No.
ticc OF funeral will be given later.
WINTER-In this city, at 476 South Sec.
ond West street. on May /. 1911
Thomas Winter, aged II years. Funera.
services will be held from the Pioneer
stake hall Thursday afternoon at ! o'clock.
ihternent. city cemetery.
ARCHIBALD-In Philadelphia, Pa, Apri
q, 1911. Polly Jane Arshibald aged 90
| years. Remains arrived In this city yes.
Lerdey and funeral Will be held from the
Twcnty-fourtb ward chapel al O'Clock
| Thursday afternoon. Interment. City
| cemetery. Remains may be viewed at Isl
| West Capitol street from IL a. m. TO
r. m. on day OF funeral
LATHROP-The remains OF AIven La.
| throp. who was killed al Bingham Can.
| yon sunday, April 80. will be shipped to.
| dav. May 2. 1911. at II :i5 a. m from the
] private reception rooms OF Eber ". Hall
l61 South West Temple, 10 st. Paul
| Mimi
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING o.
STOCkHOIDERS

OF Nevada Douglas Copper Company.
To the Stockholders OF Nevada Douglas
Copper Company:
You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Ne
vada-Douglas Copper Company which
should have been held on the first Mon
day in May, 1911. Will be held at the Of
fees OF the Company, z08-409 Newhouse
Building, Salt Lake City. Utah. on the
18th day OF May, A D. 1911, ar ten
o'clock In the forenoon for the following
purposes:
l. To ratify and approve all acts OF
the Board OF Directors since the last
annual meeting of stockholders Of tho
Company, as such acts are set forth In
the minutes Of the meetings Of said
Board.
2. TO receive and act upon such re-
ports of the Board OF Directors, Officers
and Committees as may DO submitted at
such meeting.
g. To elect Board of Directors of the
Company for the ensuing corporate year.
4. To transact any other business
which might properly be transacted at a
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Company, and which may
como before said meeting.
The Stock and Transfer Books OF the
Company Will be closed from May G.
1911 at p. m. until 10 q. m. OF the day
following the date OF this annual meet
Ing or the final adjournment thereof
BY order Of the President.
F. NJ OREM.
Secretary,
Dated April 7. 1911. di3os
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CAM0RR|ST WOMAN
ON WITNESS STAND
Maria Stenardo Declares She
Had No Part in the Cuoc-
colo Murder.

.NlTERBO, Italy, May 1.-The trial
OF the Camorrists for the murder of
Genarro Cuoccolo and his wife was re.
sumed today after an interruption of
week due to the illness of Juror
Maria Stenardo, the only woman
among the prisoners, was called for
examination. She admitted her early
career was not above reproach and that
her home had been the resort of evil
persons. but denied that she had guilty
knowledge of the Cuoccolo murder
The woman g assertion that she had
been imprisoned fifteen days before an
order of arrest was drawn against her
led up to another application by law
yer for the defense for permission to
examine the warrants served by the
carabineers. insisting that they had
been issued in blank. This request
had been twice refused and the court
today refused to modify ITS ruling In
disgust the lawyer shouted:
'sTRls whole trial is an alteration. ~
Many documents were read today, in
Guiding one showing payments received
by Genarro Abbatemaggio. the inform
er, since his arrest. The letter was in.
tended by the defense to show that
sums of money received bv him in
creased after he had denounced his fel.
low prisoners
AT the conclusion of the reading En-
rico Alfano, the alleged head of the
Camorra, turned to Abba temaggio and
sGid:
"What a fine gentleman you are! -
The informer responded; cit was
honest money
At the afternoon sitting the president
read the deposition of Antonio Parlamo.
taken in the preliminary inquiry. Par
lamo, who Is now al liberty. said the
police had eXtorted from him by threats
a statement accusing the Carahneers
alleged Camorrists. but further along he
made the same accusation against the
Carabineers regarding the police.
The rest OF the sitting was taken ut
with discussion as 10 whether Abbat.
temaggio should be considered as pris"
oner or witness and ii was finally de.
clded that he is a prisoner
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SUCCESSFUL HORSE
SHOW At LOGAN
Many Beautiful Animals Win
Prizes at RecOrd-Break-
ing Exhibition.
Special 10 ghe Tribune.

LOGAN. May 1.-The biggest horse
fair ever held in Cache county was
brought TO q close today. II was not
held here, but also the best attended af-
fair OF its kind. More than 100000 worth
OF blooded horses were in the parade.
which started at 10 O'Clock and was led
by the Agricultural college band through
the principal streets OF the city,
The Judging began at IL o'clock in the
tabernacle square and was conducted by
j. R. Miller OF Draper and John Woolf,
Ir.. OF Cardston. Canada The Jester,
which is owned in Logan. won first
place among the standard bred stations
and received the championship IN the
standard bred class. The second place in
this class WAS awarded 10 Oneida b.,
which Is owned in Smithfield.
In the French coach class. Elvin. owned
by the Richmond Horse company, won
first place.
Perhaps the finest showing was made
in the Percheron class In which the first
place was given TO Maxine. which is
owned In Hyde Park. and the second
place 10 koko, which Is owned in Logan,
In the Clydesdae class the first place was
given TO Marcus OF Hyde Park, Alma
Hillyard won first place among the heavy
draft horses OF over 1000 pounds, In which
class there WAS a very fine showing.
After the Judging there was ball game
between the Boosters club OF Logan and
the We)lsvlle team which was won by
the visitors by a score Of L. TO !. a
grand ball in the auditorium completed
tho iav,
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L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
turc, Office of the Secretary, Wash
ington. ID. c.. April 20. 1911. Number 80.
Notice is hereby given that the Secretary
ef Agriculture has. under authority con-
ferred by law. issued Amendment TO
Il. A. l. Order IiS. Regulations OF the
Secretary OF Agriculture governing the
inspc ction dislnfection certihcatlon.
treatment. handling. and method and
manner of delivery and shipment OF
livestock which Is the subject of inter
state commerce. dated April lS' 1911. an snd
effective on and after May 1, 1911.
amending paragraph (a) OF regulation SO
relating to the use OF tobacco or tobacco
products containing nicotine permitted in
The official dipping of sheep for scabies
The effect OF this amendment is TO %.
continue the requirement that flowers OF
sulphur be used and 10 require that when
tobacco or tobacco products are used
the dippin~ bath shall contain not less
than seven one hundredths OF one per
cent of nicotine. Copies OF this amend
ment may be obtained from the Chief
of the Bureau OF Animal Industry.
whose address is Washington. D: G.
JAMES WILSON. Secretary of ASricul-
ture, ooo
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Of lot /. the south 20 feet Of the east
side Of lot 10. the east side OF lots
block 1s2: the south side Of lot l.. the
8. the north side Of J,ts 3 and 4. the
os' the south M 'fSS 40 feet Of tho @ east Side Of
lot g. block 123: the west 14o feet of
the south side OF lot L. the south side
side Of lot .. the south 40 feet Of the
west side Of lot 9. the north side Of
lots and 4, the south i4o feet Of the
side Of lots and 2. the north i4o feet
Of the west side OF lot 2, the south 14o
feet Of the west side Of lot 8, the north
Of the east side Of lot i. the south 40
ls5; the south side Of lots and 2. the
Of the cast SIDE ' of lot 5e /. St block is: the
10 sest Q. 9 the west sids ass q ios as : The
@ sn no1S sS sst sse Of Of d 5s es sna side a. e S not North +
40 feet OF the east side of lot 1. the
south l4o feet of the east side of lot 4,
the north i4o feet Of the west side Of
lot 2. the south 14o feet OF the west side
Of Of lot 3; the north side OF lots and :.
the south 10 feet Of the east side Of lot
and and 2 2, The the north 14o feet Of the west
yes, side Of lot ). se'H the north m side Of Of lots @
. and 4; the north l4o feet Of the, east
side of lot /. the south $40 feet Of the
east east side OF lot 4. block 1s1: the south
side OF lots and 2. the north 14o feet
OF the. west side OF lot g. the south 14o
feet Of the west side Of lot 8; the north
side Of lots and e. the north 140 feet
OF the east side of lot /. the south 14o
feet OF the east side Of lot 4 block 133;
the south side Of lots 1 and 2. the north
lio feet Of the west side OF lot 2, the
south 140 feet Of the west side Of lot 8.
the north side of lots 8 and 4, the north
l4o feet OF the east side OF lot I. the
south 140 feet of the east side Of lot
4, block 1874: the south side Of lots !
and g., the north 40 feet OF the west
side OF lot 2. the south 140 feet Of the
west side OF lot 8. the north side OF
lots and a. the north 140 feet OF the
east side of lot I. the south 14O feet of
the east side. OF lot Z, block 1s5; the
south side Of lots 1 and 2. the north 140
feet OF the west side OF lot 2. the south
lao feet OF the west side OF lot 8, the
north side. OF lots 3 and 4: the north
140 feet OF the east side Of lot 1. the
south TIL 14o feet Of the east side Of lot
and q. the north 40 feet Of the west
side Of lot p the. west side Of lot 3;
block 1877: the south side OF lots and
2. block 1873; the south side OF lots II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-02
'G WORK
ON RACE TRACK
ontinued From Page Ten.

OQelnueQ from Page Zen.
Iser." respectively, fried chicken.
frout, shrimp salad, potato salad.
He'd eggs. olives, dill pickles,
tr cheese and other accessories.
4 Addresses Are Made.
b conclusion OF the luncheon. Cen
|uRger Wilson thanked the news
for their presence
Wy discussed the aims of the La
facing association Mr.. Wilson
AZ II was the intention OF the
ment 10 conduct the clcanest
'ossibfe- While betting. of course,
le ono Of the features, as IL al
an attempt would be made TO
Ic betting secondary cousidera-
N other words, Mr.. Wilson said,
1ciation was spending S100.000 and
Fpending IL with view 10 max
Dig permanent. This, he said.
|of he done unless the game was
<olutely on the square. and, as
ne could accomplish this purpose.
A be run absolutely on the square.
rfOoked race horse owners and
|ndesirable characters. he said, In
|pn. would not have look In,
Hlhanson. chief Judge and handi-
man known all over the United
/of his fairness and his unqucs-
I9nesty. followed Mr. Wilson with
lalk- Mr. Nathanson said that
rEed deals would be tolerated.
n!y this" Mr.. Nathanson added.
~ my policy not 10 permit the
horses by any man who ever
~ connected with crookedness or
wrongly under the suspicion of
I0ecn engaged In crooked deals"
femains an immense amount OF
be done at the track. but the
say that the finishing touches
oeen put on at least ten days
~lc scheduled date Of the opening.
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Railroad Notes.

Burrows. travelling passenger
the New York Central lines,
in Denver. was in Salt
sterday, visiting local offices.
ce w. Clark, locomotive ex-
me famous Baldwin works, was
Lake yesterday, stopping for a
rs on a trip from the Pacific
he Is en- route 10 Topeka, Kan,
|ess- for mis- firm.
Foley. general agent for the IIli-
|{ral. is al his desk again after
e trip To the Pacific coast.
alt Lake Route will run a spe-
b from this city TO Eureka next
\ for the benefit OF Salt Lake
|en Elks who wish to visit the
amp as guests OF the Eureka
The train viii leave the Salt
1Dt at 2;30 o'clock IN the after
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
Of Stockholders OF the Alice Gold & Sill.
YER Mining Company.
pepart-oarIy. un effect June 10. 1910,
Salt Lake City. Utah, May Sth. 1911

Salt Lake city. Utah May Sth. 1911,
To the stockholders of the Alice Gold
& Silver Mining company;
In accordance with resolution duly
adopted by the board of directors OF tho
Alice Gold a. Silver Mining company.
notice is hereby. given that q special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Alice
Gold & Silver Mining company will
be held at the principal office Of
the company. in the Utah Savings d
Trust building, Salt Lake City. Utah. on
Monday, the Sth day Of May. A. ID, 1911.
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose Of Considering proposition to
dissolve the said corporation. and wind
UP and terminate its existence and busi-
ness affairs. and for tho transaction Of
any other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
The stock transfer books OF the COM
pnny will be closed on Friday. the 2lst
day OF April. a. u. 1911. at 5 O'Clock
p. m. and remain closed until Tuesday,
the 9th day OF May. A. d. 1911. at 10
O'Clock a. m.
BY order OF the board of directors Of the
ALICE GOLD & SILVER MINING
COMPANY,
J. w. Allen, Secretary. 1884
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"GET-ACQUAlNTED.'
<aort Line OFFICIALS Leave Head
>ers for Trip Through Idaho

<8ort Line OFFICIALS Leave Head
<ers for Trip Through Idaho
~ close upon the second trip
'oriion OF the Oregon Short Line.
~ <-Acouainted" A special. bearing
{sfives OF each OF the operating
-nfE Of the road. left at 10
"a night for q trip that COM
Al visit to many towns OF Idaho.
a ccmprising the party are: E.
IN. general superintendent. F..
'fed and C. /, TuttIe. assistant
freiFht agents: Carl Stradley,
<ineer; D. S. Spencer, assistant
agent: r. X. Nebeker.
attorney; D. R. Gray. district
'nd passenger agent: E. ". Bag
nd attorney; c. II. Jenleinson.
I treasurer; a. s. Hutchinson.
nr agent: A. W. North. assistant
{7orrey: F. w. Gentsch. super
dining cars and hotels. 4. B.
d. superintendent Idaho division;
pbcll, division engineer; j. l..
1dustrial agent; jerry Post, Sec
, Superintendent Manson.
Rogers. superintendent OF the
, Express company. and c. s.
commercial agent of the Chi
jEaukee & ST. Paul, are guests
|7icials OF the Short Line, The
I will be made at Gooding, Ida.
cities and towns will be
n the order named: Gooding.
Ink Hill. Glenns Ferry. Ham
|nntain Home and Nampa, This
|ay's itinerary. and Wednesday
stops al Brogan (Ore). Vale.
Thursday the Officials will be
/. Nyssa, Ontario, Parma, Notus.
and Meridian. reaching Boise
|ght and returning TO Salt Lake
afternoon.
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BEGINS
SERIES TODAY
onhnued From Page Ten.

1<AacA L lOill Z d7C = GIL
circumstances he has
[oppcd from the major leagues.
neing down 10 bedrock, he
2rtstop Dockstader is showing up
||4lerful style. Dock" is hitting
on the nose and his fielding.
z nttle ragged as yet, should
buddy, another Louisville boy,
~ CHOSEN by McCloskey to hold
riYd with the Mountmen. buddy
y. siN feet tail, weighs $50 pounds
"a right handed. He has one OF
Z Arins ever seen on a youngster,
"a 20 McCloskcy. and in addition
" ms feet. Duddy was the lead
oaseman In the Blue Grass
qntfield it looks like Fries, Ma
y Aarshall for regular jobs. Ma
LIE 10 Caldwell from st Louis.
~ own way. to be given n trial.
.cot and sure as a fielder, and
''on lie can hit a great deal bet
~ clever little outficIder with the
.most certain 10 hold n Job Is
1lcs or Louisville. He bats left
10 is one of the fastest men get
[rn 70 flrst base that McCloskcy
q hecn Fries hits hard or can
bunt equally well. and viii
1upic man TO the team.
manAger McCloskey liz fortified
Isrlal 10 make up a strong team.
'''up Tor today'S game follows:
Today's I,ineup
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RER|V IS BUSY
LETTING IN TOUCH
||tah Superintendent of
|er & Rio Grande Lines
Wastes No Time.

! ,n Salt Lake City yesterday
4 w Mulhern. the newly ap-
,,nerintendent of the Utah lines
aver a Rio Grande. got down
uork in his new position with
~ hour. He met the various
-aIs OF the operating department
'fecen his tour Of inspection OF
|nsl and the shops.
~ superinlendent is a man OF
N and only wished TO say that
.,tb Measure received the ap-
\ he would do all In his power
, the efficiency of the lines un-
'haree. Superintendent Mulhern
today for a line trip OF inspec-
Al Green River. Utah, viii be
w. Clarke. second vice presi-
rsneral manager of the Denver
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that n special
meeting OF tho members OF The Salt Lake
Free kindergarten and Nciehborhood
House association Will be held at 139 South
Second East street. Salt Lake City. Utah
on Friday, May Il. 1911. at 10 o'clock a.
M. for the purpose of considering the ad =
visibility OF Incorporating said Salt Lake
Free kindergarten and Ncighborho6d
House association under the laws OF the
state Of Utah. LELA II. RICHARDS.
dS676. President.
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JAPANESE TEAM
BEATS VARSITY
Continued From Page Ten.

flee fly. Romney and Sutherland crossed
the plate for Utah. putting the locals
in tile lead Errors by Holmstcad and
Horsfall gave the Japs one I'm their hall
OF the fourth tcing the score.
The Japs jumped into The lead In the
sixth, when a walk. stolen base, 9
single and an error gave them two
Utah got them back in The eighth, when
Horsfall singled and Sutherland trIpled
scoring on Petcrson's out Errors by
Romncy and Sutherland gave the Japs
the two scores in the eighth that put
them In the lead In the eighth and
ninth Utah went out onetwo-threc.
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Summary: Bases on balls-Of Larson,
3. Struck out-Sy Matsuda, .; by Lar
son, 4. Throebasc hit-IlurIbut. Dou-
BILE playe-Holmstead TO Romncy to Hors :
fall; Larson 10 Horsfall. Sacrifice hits
Ogawa. Fukunaga. Sebastian Romney.
SacrIfic fy-Horsfall. Stolen bases
Ogawa ~, Yawata, Romney (2), Sutb-
land. Left on bases-Waseda. 4, Utah,
4. First base on errors-Waseda, z;
Utah, 3. Time Of game-1:40. Umpire
Toman. Attendancc-1500.
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Ib2. All IN pIat d. SAT- LaRe CITY survey
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block or description OF property to the
city recorder on or before the 9Th day
OF MAY. 1911 being the time set by said
council when 1t will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order OF the city council of Salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
Dated Decembep IL. 1910.
B. 8. RIVES.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No 2S7 d2661
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

SCHAS-Funeral services over the re.
mains of Rebecca Schas. who died al
Blackfoot. Ida. April 90 1911. Will he
held today CTuesday) at 10 o'clock from
O'Donnell e. Co.'S chapel. Interment ir
B Maj Israel cemetery.
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Today's Lineup.
MEDICAL,

WHEN OTHERS FAIL.
AZ and cbeaply, Cooks Medical
Nn' street di0d7
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

ALL KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS
for family trade. Free delivery, The
Bergerman Co., 23S So. State. Bell 5S92;
Ind. sos. a2734
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MASSAGE

THE VERY LATEST UP-TO-DATE
massage treatments vibration. electric
vapor. thermal baths: experienced at
tendants. New York Massage Parlors,
lsi Main ST. upstairs dl900
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing. trunks. yalises, best prices paid
Is Commercial st. Reply by postal caro-
S771 Bell. TIL
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

South, exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
n355
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BY AN ELDERLY COUPLE, UN-
furnished rooms. modern, in a privats
family. References exchanged. Address
S-59, Tribune, d3995
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CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM.
mission; a few cars for sale or trade
Agent Metz cars. w. Shirley. 144 Sixth
East e2463
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WANTED

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; will pay you frst-class prices. II.
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LAKE BAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON"
| est work; please try once. Phones .o9a
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WANTED-TO RENT

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or rooms with private family: close In;
reasonable rent; permanent; references.
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ATTORNEYS


POWERS & MARIONEAUX.
O. w Powers Thos. Marioneaux. J. w.
Mckinney.
Attorneys -at-Law.
Kearns Bldg. Top Floor Front.
Bell Phone Main IS5o. b1e0a