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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05

cd as follows: Beginning at the Inter
section OF l. street and the city bound
airy, thence south on l. street TO second
avenue, thence east TO NJ street. thence
south on NJ 20 South Temple. thence
south on Ninth East TO Second South.
thence west on Second South TO sixth
East (both sides OF street 10 Wcbstcrl.
thence west on Second South to Fifth
East, thence north 10 First South, thence
east to Sixth East. thence north TO South
Temple thence north on @ street TO the
city boundary. Seventh Il and Sth grade
pupils living In this district will be received
at the Bryant while 18th pupils liv-
Ing cast of street VIII go to the Wa
satch. and those living west OF J street
10 the Lowell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05
COrnS Come Oat
just AS Easy T!

Every man and woman who has corns,
caliouses. warts or bunions ought to
try Gets alt NJ once and see how mar
velously IL works, II may be hard for
YOU to believe it, until you experience
The results Yourself,
"GETS-IT'' Is remarkable because IL
never irritatcs or turns the true flesh
sore or raw. 1t can't 1t Is as safe as
water. Stockings won't stick to IL
Corn pains stop. The corn or cailous
shrivcls up. IT comes out. and blessed
relief.
You may draw blood and cause blood
poisoning.
"GETS-tT' is sold at druggists at 25
cents bottle or sent receipt of
price by y. Lawrence &c Co, Chicago. Ill
Sold I'm Salt Lake CITY by Schramm-
johnson. Drugs. THE Never Substitut-
ors." five good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05
KNOCKING" DAYS OVER
IN THE CITY OF PUEBLO

PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. A.-The burning
Of n huge hammer flled with tar dsnot-
ing the passing Of knocking In Pueblo
was the feature OF q civic celebration here
OF Labor day.
The hammer was hauled through the
streets on a funeral wagon,
Another feature Of the dav was the
burning Of a large quantity OF ccliuloid
collars ard false whiskers 10 denote the
passing Of tho obslructioni5ts 10 public
improy ycmcnts-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05

81 have a world OF confidence il
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy, for
have used it with perfect success.
writes Mrs. NJ I, Basford, Poolesville
Nd. For sale by all dealers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05
Sumner School.

Third East between Sixth and seventh
South streets-The Sumner will receive
pupils. 1st TO 7th A. inclusive. residing
In tho district bounded as follows: Be
ginning at the intersection OF Firth South
and Fourth East, thence south 10 Sixth
South thence east 10 Fifth East. thence
south 10 Eighth South, thence west TO
Fourth East. thence south TO Williams
thence north to Eighth South, thence
west 10 State thence north 10 Fifth
South. thence east along Fifth South TO
the point OF beginning. Eighth pupils
residing in the Sumner district are re-
quested TO enroll al the Bryant or Jcffer-
son. In order that needed relief may
be given To lower grades In the Sumner
See introductory statements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05
Mothers of Skin
Tortured and Dis
figured Children!

ARE your little ones suf-
IA fcring from itching,
burning eczemaS, or other
torturing, dishguring skin
troubles' Are you, your
self, worn out with long,
sleepless nights and cease
less anxiety in caring for
thcm3 Then you should
know that a warm bath
with CutiCura Soap and a
gentle application of Cuti-
cura Ointment will in most
cases bring immediate re-
lief, the little sufferers will
sleep, tired, fretted mothers
will rest, and peace will fall
on distracted households.
That those who have lost faith in
every treatment and are without hope
may try Cuticura Soap and Ointment
without cost. liberal sample Of each.
with 32-p. book. will be mailed free. on
application. Address "Cuticura. Dept.
BIB, Boston. Sold throu ghout the world.
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Riverside School.

Eighth West and Sixth South streets.
The Riverside will receive pupils. lst
TO Sth r. inclusive. The row of blocks
between Sixth West and the Jordan river
and between Third and Fourth south
streets has been annexed from the Frank =
lin TO the Riverside. otherwise tho dis =
trict remains unchanged. However. pu-
pills living on Third South between sixth
and Eighth West streets may. II they
prefer remain In the Franklin.
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north To Second South. thence cast 10
Third East. thence north TO First South;
thence cast TO Fifth East, the point OF
beginning (See Lowell and Lafayette de-
scrlptious) Some of the sth Il pupils
most conveniently located viii be cent
10 the Bryant. \ few others VIII be
received there on application.
Poplar Grove school Will receive pupils.
1st to Eth \. inclusive. from the same
district as last year.
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Visit Moxum Hotel Cafe for the fin.
est soc table 'hote dinner in the ely
Served every evening from 8 to s.
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Lowell School,

Corner f. street aud Second Avenue
The Lowell will receive pupils. LIST TO
bounded as follows: Beginning AT the
intersection OF G street and the city
boundary. thence south on g TO South
Temple. thence cast on South Temple 10
sixth East thence south ON Sixth East
To First South thence west on First
South 10 Fifth East. thence further west
on First south TO Fourth East (both
sides of street,, thence north on Fourth
East to South Temple (both sides OF
street,. thence west TO 3 street. thence
north TO the city boundary. tSee de-
scrIption OF BRYANT. Longfellow; also In
troductorv statement.) The Lowell VIII
receive 7th 4 pupils 10 j street as here
tofore. but eth 3 and Sth grade pupils
between q and streets will 20 TO the
Erygpt
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Training School.

The Training school VIII receive pupils
ist To Sth b. inclusive residing In the
district bounded as follows. Beginning
AT the intersection OF First South and
the eastern boundary OF the city, thence
west 10 Tenth East thence south TO Sew
enth South thence east to the eastern
boundary line of city. All pupils living
within the city and outside OF the Train
ing school district Will be received at
the Training school on transfer. only.
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Wasatch School.

South Temple and r strccts.-The Wa
satch will receive pupils. LIST TO sth II.
inclusive, residing in the district bounded
as follows: Beginning at the ntersec-
ton or J. street and the city boundary,
thence east on Second avenue 10 *
street. thence south on NJ 10 South Tenn
pie. thence south on Ninth East 10 Sec
ond South, thence east on Second South
20 Tenth East, thence north ON Tenth
East TO First South thence east on
First South TO city boundary, tSee de-
scription OF Bryant and Longfclow
schools: also Introductory statemcnt)
The Wasatch will receive 9TH a pupils
west Of street Seventh r and Sth grade
pupils living between and \ streets
will attend the BRYANT
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Oneuua School.

Fourth North and Tenth West streets.
Tho Onedua will receive pupils, LIST 10
bounded as follows: Beginning at the In
terseCtion Of Ninth North and the q. ;.
l.. tracks. thence south along the o. ;.
l.. tracks 10 Third North, thence west
to Seventh West. thence south 10 Simondl
avenue (both sides Of strceD, thence
west TO Eighth West (hoth sides OF
streeO. thence south to Second North
boundary.
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Oauirrh School.

Fourth East between Third and Fourth
South strects-The Oqu!rrh school will
receive pupils 1st TO Sth B. inclusive,
residing IN the district bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning AT the intersection Of
First South and Fifth East. thence south
to Second South. thence east TO Sixth
East, thence south To Sixth South thence
west TO Fourth East. thence north TO
Eifih Snnth fhenre Mesl 10 Main, thence
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Washington School.

First Wost and Fourth North streets
The Washington will receive pupils, lst
to 9Th r. inclusive, residing In the dis
trict bounded as follows: Beginning at
the intersection OF Ninth North and the
q. S. l.. tracks. thence along the tracks
10 Fifth North. thence east 10 First
West, thence north TO Second North
thence east TO North Main thence along
Main TO Apricot avenue, thence east on
Apricot avenue to West Capitol street.
thence along West Capitol street 10
Fourth North thence east 10 East Cap
ito street. thence north TO city boun-
d9ry
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Franklin School.

Second South and seventh West
streets. The Franklin will receive pupils
first 10 seventh B, inclusive. residing In
The district bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at the intersection Of South Tenn
pie and Sixth West. thence south along
Sixth West TO Fourth South. thence west
along Fourth South TO Seventh West
thence north along Seventh West To
Third South 1both sides OF street,
thence west along Third South TO Eighth
West tboth sides Of StreeD. thence west
along Third South (middlo Of street, to
CITY boundary. thence north along city
boundary 10 South Temple. thence east
along South Temple to Sixth West. the
point OF beginning
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Longfellow School.

Firsi avenue and strcct.-Thc Long
-fcllov VIII receive pupils. Let 10 9Th A
inclusive. residing In tho district bound
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Webster School.

Eighth East between Third and Fourth
South srreets.-The Webster school will
receive pupils. ist 10 7th A. inclusive,
residing In tho district bounded as fol.
lows: Beginning at tho intersection OF
Second South and Tenth East, thence
south to Seventh South. thence west TO
sixth East. thence north to Second South.
thence east TO Tenth East. the point OF
beginning, Eighth II pupils i'm the Web
ster will enroll al the Bryant.
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Grant School.

First West between Sixth and seventh
South streetS.-The Grant will receive
pupils lst 10 Ith A. inclusive residing
In The district bounded as follows: Be
ginning the intersection of Third
South and Second West. thence east 10
state; thence south (both sides OF strceD
70 Eighth South, thence west TO Third
West, thence north 10 Sixth South thence
cast 10 Second West thence north 10
Third South. the point OF beginning. Eighth
3 and Sth \ pupils residing in the Grant
district viii attend the Jefferson
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Whittier School.

1850 South Third Fast.-The Whittier
school will receive pupils. LIST 10 Sth r.
inclusive residing in the district bounded
as follows: Beginning at the intersec-
tion OF Herbert avenue and Fifth East.
thence west through Herbert avenue Ia
State street, thence south 10 city boun-
dairy thence east along boundary 10
South. thence west to Fifth East. thence
north to Herbert avenue. the point OF
beginning (See Introductory statement. }
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Kindergarten Teachers Named.

tN'U'.N lot IIIC TWFTNF
schools OF tho city have been assigned ny
the superintendent as follows:
Emerson. Edith Smith. Stella Daft:
Franklin, Crescent Smith HIlda Brown;
Grant, Hattie NAPLES. Martha Smith:
Jackson. Myrtle Wallace. Helen Denny;
Jefferson. Flora McCannc. Mildred
<rebs: Lafayette, lrma Fcnton. Bedo
Nordvall: Lowell Marie Gushing. Fora
Morse; Riverside, Gwen Parry Ruth Will
cox: Summer. Glen Thomas, Jennie Gray
Wasatch Ethel Flrman. Alvira Cox
Whittier. Bessie Jones, Cora Bassett
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Jefferson School.

West Temple between Ninth and Tenth
south stres,s.-The Jefferson will receive
pupils. lst TO sth A. inclusive. residing
In The district bounded as follows: Be
SHINING AT the intersection OF Ninth
South and Fifth West. thence cast To
Ihlrd West. thence north 20 Eighth
south. thence east TO state. thence
south (both sides of street, TO Ninth
south. thence east TO Edison (both sides
OF streep. thence south to Martin ave-
nue. CTenth SOUTH. thence west TO Fifth
west. thence north to Ninth South, the
point of beginning.
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Jackson School.

First North between sixth and Seventh
west streets. (see also boundary lines
OF onequa school. The Jackson viii re-
ceive pupils. 1st to Sth B. inclusive re-
siding in the district bounded as follows:
Beginning at the intersection OF Third
North and the o. S. l.. tracks thence
south along the o. s l.. tracks 10 South
Temple. thence west 10 Eleventh West
thence north 10 Second North, thence
east To Eighth West. thence north TO ST.
moudi avenue. thence east 10 Seventh
West, thence north To Third North
thence east 10 the O. :. J.. tracks, the
point of beginning
Jordan school
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Emerson School.

Barclary and Young streets. The
Emerson viii receive pupils, FIRST 10
eighth y, Inclusive. residing In the dis
trict bounded as follows. excepting such
parts as are included In tho Sugar House
district; Beginning at the intersection OF
Seventh East and Burlcv avenue. thence
east TO Ninth East thence north on
Ninth East lboth sides) TO Belmont.
thence csst TO Tenth East. thence north
along Tenth East tboth sldes) to Ninth
South. thence cast along Ninth South TO
city boundary. thence to tho southern
boundary. thence west along the south
ern boundary TO Seventh East. thence
north 10 the point OF beginning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05

First South between Seventh and
Eighth East streets The Bryant viii
receive seventh y and eighth, r pupils
living in tho former BRYANT district. and
also n limited number OF seventh Il nu-
pills In the order OF application from any
part OF the city.
About fiftecn or twenty Of the eighth
pupils IN the Lowell and as many from
the Wasatch will bc received at the
Bryant u is desired that those most
conveniently located enter Tuesday morn
ing without transfers. All OF the eighth
y pupils AZ tho Webster Will 70 10 the
Bryant and most OF those In the llamil
ton and the Sumner.
seventh 3 class OF about forty win
be organized In the BRYANT.
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Hamilton and Irving Schools.

Eighth South and Eighth East streets
The Hamilton will receive pupils. LIST
70 .th \. inclusive. residing in the dis
trlct bounded as heretofore.
irving school. Twelfth South and
TWelfth East streets.-Thc Irving school
Will receive pupils as heretofore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-05

FIFTH South between Third and Fourth
West strfets-Thc Lincoln Will rocrivS
pupils lEt TO 9Th A. Inclusive. reading
in Tho district bounded az follows; Re.
ginning a. Tho intersection Of Second
south and Sixth West. thence east 10
Fourth West thence south TO Third
South, thence east 20 Second Xyes,
thence south TO Sixth South. thence
west 10 Third West, thence south 10
Ninth south. thence west 10 Fifth West
thence north 20 Seventh South thence
west 10 sixth West thence north 10
second South. the point of beginning
Eighth pupils residing In the Lincoln
district vii attend the Jefferson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Kenneth Richie of Pittsneld spent
Thursday here
Miss Mary Watson OF Waterford is
visiting at her home here.
Henry Bousquet of Boston is the
guest of Leon Lamarrs and family.
Home chickens. sausage and heavy
beef at L. ]. Eddington's. Tel. 81.
Paul Goldsmith of Troy, a former
resident, is in the village for a few
days
Misses Carrie and Ethel Laurence
of Troy, are guests of Mrs. ]. l.
LOOMS.
Miss Helen Rowan of Montreal is
a guest of her cousin, Miss Rather
inc MCGEE of Dewey street
Social dance N. E. o. p. hall Satur.
day evening. Music by Fraziers
orchestra 45tS
Mrs. William Barron has returned
from two months stay with rela-
tives in Green Island and Averill
Park, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Whitman,
Mrs. Ernest Whitman and daughter,
Gladys, will go to Hedges Lake Sat
urday for week.
Dancing in Forester's hall Friday
evening, Aug. IL from to IL. Music
by Goldsmith's orchestra. All are
invited and a good time guaranteed.
Admission rs cents. 44t3
Bennington Chapter Daughters of
| the American Revolution will hold a
reception to the Daughters and
| friends at the Tichenor house, Old
Bennington, Wednesday afternoon,
August 10th at four o'clock Every
one cordially invited. No admission
fee. 46t2
DR.. Seymour, who will occupy the
pulpit at the Second Congregational
church Sunday, has chosen a theme
appropriate for home coming. His
sermon will be prepared especially
for the occasion. The service Is at
1880 o'clock and all will be well
come.
Mrs. Ida .Winslow Mattocks, of
Montgomery, Alabama, who has re-
Gently visited for two weeks at the
home of her cousin, e. Payson Hatha-
way of Gage street, left a few days
ago to spend the month of August
with her sister in Londonderry, after
which she will return to her home
in the South. Mrs. Mattocks is the
daughter OF the late Fred Winslow
OF Bennington, and is the eighth in
direct line from Edward Winslow of
Mayfower fame, one of the leaders
in founding the plymouth colony.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-11
BROTHER IMPLICATED
Kidnapping Of Boy Attributed to Old
err Brother

Chicago, Aug. 10.-lnspector Rev
ere, who has been conducting the
search for six years Angelo Mareno,
believed to have been kidnapped, to-
night granted Philip Mareno, the
child's 20 year old brother, "a hours
in which to produce the missing boy
on pain of being locked up as a kid
naper
The police believe the kidnapping
was the result of family disagree
ment. While they have not charged
the elder brother with being a party
to the crime, they believe he knows
who has the boy and where he is
hidden.
Phil is said to have been the only
one who knew of his fathers savings
of little over $1,000. The elder son
had been employed for a number OF
years in a printing establishment and
his father allowed him only 81 week
OF his salary, the result of which has
been continued quarreling between
the pair. This, and the changed at
tltude OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mareno tow
ard the police resulted in the sons
being cross examined today. The
mother of the missing boy who until
today has done all she could TO help
the police investigation, today locked
the door upon detectives and refused
to permit them to enter her home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-11
ARLINGTON

Miss Mildred McAulley is visiting
in Troy.
j. ]. Stakeholder OF Bennington was
In town Tuesday.
o. NJ. Barber OF Bennington was
in town Tuesday.
The regular o. Il. S. meeting was
held Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock and son OF
Ohio are in town for the summer.
Miss Antolnette McAulley is visit
ing relatives in Cambridge for a week
Mrs. Welch OF Mechanicyille, N. Y.
has been in town for couple OF
days.
Mrs. Edna Long and the Misses
Margaret and Frances Killlon are In
Boston.
Mrs. Alfred Buck and daughter
Marie have returned from their visit
in Salem, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McKeon and the
formers brother OF Bennington re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Goewey have
returned from their vacation.
Miss Madallne Blxby OF Worcester
Mass, is visiting her grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Bixby.
Mrs. Donlin and two children who
have been visiting her father. James
Thompson returned to Saratoga Tues
day.
The Altar society OF the Catholic
church held a lawn party on the
grounds OF the rectory Wednesday
evening
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Hulett who
have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Edna Long have returned to
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith who have been
stopping at Y. Hards for the summer
left Wednesday for their home In
New York.
Mrs. Metcalf entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon at the Burdette
house for the benefit OF the Village
Improvement society.
o. Il. Adams and Edward Kennedy
left Wednesday morning for Rutland
to attend the reunion OF the different
companies OF Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Bartlett and
son of Springfield, Mass, after spend
ing few days at Richard Keoughs
returned home Monday.
MIR. Jolitz OF North Adams and
daughter Mrs. IIermon Jolitz OF Low.
ell, Mass, who have been visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. Edward Gull
Imam OF Main street. returned to No.
Adams Tuesday evening.
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Resolutions.

1t is with deep regret and sorrow
that Bennington Chapte: Daughters
OF the American Revolution records
the death of Mrs. Laura Tirzah Alb
bolt.
Resolved, That in her death the
chapter sustains lose that cannot
be measured or expressed. A chart.
er member she was particularly iden
titled with the growth and welfare of
the chapter by whom she will ever
be held in grateful aud loving mem.
DRY. Her life was one OF kind deeds,
she was esteemed and loved by a
large circle of friends by whom her
loss Is keenly felt as well as in her
home.
Resolved, That the foregoing reso-
lutions be entered upon the records
OF the chapter and a copy be sent to
the family of the deceased and to the
press.
Mary Gale Root,
Katherine ]. Hubbell,
Committee
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-11
NEW STATE FAIR BUILDING
viii Be Constructed at Once and
Used to Show Butter, Cheese, Etc

OoSu " oHoW outteTt NHeeSSi EtS
White River Junction. August 10
Secretary Davis of the Vermont State
Fair says the exhibits In all depart.
ments this year will be much In ex-
cess OF former years and he does
not hesitate to add that visitors to
the fair, Sept. 10, 90 81 and % will
see the greatest agricultural exhibit.
ion ever given In New England.
Last week the Speedwell Farms at
Lyndonville made requlsition for so
stalls to accommodate the showing
this farm will make of cattle and hor.
SEES.
Hearts Delight Farm at Chazy, N.
Y, will make big exhibit of Percher-
on and Belgian horses, swine and
Horned Dorset sheep.
A contract has Just been let by
Secretary Davis for the construction
of building 40 X 30 feet. This build
ing il planned for the showing OF but
ter, cheese, maple sugar, honey and
the exhibition of separator machinery
Separators will be run by electricity
conducted to the grounds by special
wiring from the village A large re
frigerator will be constructed in one
end OF the building and the milk test
ing will take place here under the
supervision OF the Government EX-
pertinent Station at Burlington. The
center of the building will be occu.
pied by the exhibit Of the Experiment
Station farm and by the Forestry DE.
partment under the supervision Of
state Forest Commissioner Halves.
N. p. Wheeler OF the Junction
House has q new horse he believes
will make record this season. lie
is called Dartmouth Boy and has al
ready shown good time.
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Notice

To all whom Il may concern-This
IN to give notice that give my son,
Thomas j. Kelly his time until his
majority and | shall not be RESPONSE
BILE for any bills of his contracting
nor collect any of his earnings.
Signed, James II. Kelly.
Bennington, Vt, Aug. 10, 1911 Corner
OF rnnnIu mud lrnrn nIrnnin