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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
UTOPIA IN LOWER
CALIFORNIA; NO
Socialists Fall Out and Are
Fighting Among Them
selves.
SeIVeS.

Mexicali. Mexico. March 9.-Without
the firing of a hostile gun, the army
of Liberation" which was to have es-
tabIished a socialistic republic in Low
or California, with this little hamlet OF
adobe houses as the capital has been
beaten. 1t has encompassed its Own
defeat When the federals come, there
is a probability they win find nobody
to fight.
Discussion, rampant for more than
a week, reached the crisis yesterday.
II the face OF the enemy. which is ex-
pected to attack the town at any mo-
ment, the men manning the rifle pita.
again voted lack of confidence in
the leaders, Leyva and Berthold- John
K Turner, the magazine writer, said
to be close to the revolutionary junta
IN Los Angeles, declared them both
''outlaws'l and asserted that the junta
would withdraw all support if they did
not obey the mandate OF the men and
step down.
In spite of this, Leyva and Berthold
remain defiant.
Incidentally Turner was Informed by
the United States army officers that
he could not make Monterey his head
quarters while acting as adviser to the
rebels. Capt. Babcock. commanding
troop c, of the third cavalry. himself
informed Turner that he could not
cross the line. Turner, however, pro-
tested and declared that the military
authorities had no right to deny him
the privilege of crossing the boundary.
He said he would appeal to Washing
ton.
The rebel camp was in turmoil all
day. The trouble began when Turner
arrived, bringing word that the junta
was as much dissatisfied with the
present leadership as the men of the
army" He declared that in disregard
ing the vote Saturday deposing Leyva.
the cardinal principle for which the
men are fighting was violated.
Harrassed by the sedition of his
troops, Berthold gave way to violent
rage when he learned Of the movement
of the American forces.
I'VE will fire on them If they dare
cross the boundary. and then we will
die as martyrs to the sacred of lib
erty." he declared.
The Washington government is as
tyrannical as that of Diaz," he said:
We are fighting capitalism every
where, and it will cost the lives Of at
least few of the servants Of Amer
lean despotism the moment they step
off their own territory"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
PROVES HIMSELF INNOCENT
OF A CHARGE OF THEFT
Jose Maria Zambrano, who was al

jose Marla LamDrano, Who was ar
rested last week by deputy marshal
Rogers at San Elzario on complaint of
Capt Lindsey, who is in charge of the
United States cavalry stationed at Fa-
bens, Tex, charging him with the taking
of a pistol from United States soldier,
was released from custody after pre-
Hminary hearing.
Zambrano had taken the pistol from a
soldier who was intoxicated. The sol
der had been flourishing the pistol in a
dangerous manner and Za1nbrano's action
was done in order to prevent any mis-
hap. He had Immediately returned the
pistol to the proper authorities. ZaGn-
Ibrano was Immediately released from
custody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09

Here is a homemade remedy that
takes hold Of a cough instantly and
will usually cure the most stubborn
case in "a hours. This recipe makes
pint-enough for a whole family.
You couldn't buy as much or as g6od
ready made cough syrup for $2.50J
Mix one pint Of graduated shgar
with X pint Of warm water, and stir
2 minutes. Put 27z ounces Of 8inex
<ffty cents WORTH in a pint bhttle,
and add the Sugar Syrup. This Keeps
perfectly and has e pleasant taste
children Ike It. Braces up the appe-
tite and is slightly Laxative. which
helps end cough.
You probably know the medical value
of pine IN treating asthma, bronchitis
and other throat troubles, sore lungs.
etc. There is nothing better. Pinex is
the most valuable concentrated com
pound Of Norway white pine extract
rich in guiaicol and ali the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara~
tions viii not work in this formula
The prompt results from this mex
pensive remedy have made friends for
It IN thousands Of homes in the United
States and Canada, which explains why
the plan has been Initiated often, but
never successfully.
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe Your druggist has Pinex
or viii get It for you. If not, send to
The Pfnex Co.. Fit Wayne. Ind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
sighbOrs of the United States 70 the


neighbors Of the United States TO the
south"
To the foregoing Gen. Diaz replIe.t
through minister Creel, and the Amer
lean embassy. acknowledging receipt
and expressing gratitude for the cOur-
tesy Of explaining IN such explicit
terms the situation"
II viii be noted that the message
OF Taft TO Diaz does not say that TIE
troops will not be sent into Mexico
He merely says that they should cause
no concern to Mexico"
In reply to a query from Barcelona
by a member OF the presidents staff,
regarding the truth Of rumors which
had reached there, Col. Porfirio Diaz.
jr, cabled that his father was in ex-
cellent health Correspondent Whiffen,
Of the Associated Press, saw president
Diaz personally Tuesday night. he says,
and the president was in apparent good
health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
LAND WHERE CONVERSE AND
BLATT TAKEN, Is DISPUTE

There IS still an open question rela-
tive 10 the ownership Of the land on
which Lawrence Converse and Edward
Blatt were arrested It is within the
disputed zone
Cruz Rey. jefe poIitico of the Mex
lean town Of Guadalupe, across the riv-
er from Tornillo, claims to own the
land although It is on the Texas side
Of the river and he holds a deed from
the Mexican government to the land =
Three years ago he was arrested on
a charge Of cutting timber on the land,
which is claimed by Broaddusf and
Leavell, but the case never went to
trial Rey at that time showed the deed
he held and claimed that the land was
in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
ACTIVITY IN THE REGION
OF NOGAIES ON THE no

Nogales, Ariz., March 9-The troops
belonging to the signal corps here
have received orders to hold them
selves IN readiness to move at any
time.
1t has been told by people coming
from Del Rio that about Is insurrec-
tos come down for water every night,
well armed.
The 10 insurrectos who were recent
" arrested at Altar have been taken to
Hermosi1lo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
SUNNY
MONDAY

Sunny Monday soap is just
as pure as it looks. It is white,
made from the purest mate
rails and contains no rosin-
starts dirt like magic-washes
woolens without shrinking
does not fade colors-works
in any kind of water-and
contains a marvellous dirt.
starter which saves time and
rubbing. Sunny Monday will
double the life of your clothes
and save you half the labor
Of wash day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09
THREATENED RAID
ON YSLETA FAILS
Lieut.. Rogers Advised the
Rebels Intended Search
ing Town for Am
n1IlnI6On.

Ysleta, Texas. March 9.-Last night
orders came to Lieut.. Rogers TO send
as large a number of his men as pos
sible to the river. as it was rumored
that band of insurrectos were going
to raid Ysleta in search Of ammunition
and supplies.
The boys got busy in double quick
time. but the insurrectos were evt-
IDENTIFY those who engaged in the Skin
nish opposite Alfalfa, so did not
show up.
During the rush of the soldiers to
the river one horse was tangled in
barbed wire and was badly hurt, and
a number Of horses went into aquick-
sand above their knees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-09

THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
SAYS IDAHO FORCES
RAPIDLY TO FRONT
Former Congressman Wilson
Has Good Words for Prog
ress of Gem State.

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Wilson OF Boise
Il, arrived in Salt Lake Saturday
md are guests at the knutsford. Mr.
wilson is an attornay in Idaho S CAPT
col where he has resided for twenty
seven wears. Mr.. Wilson was the rep
rssentative in congress for two terms
in the early years of Idaho S state
hood.
Asked with respect TO the political
conditions in Idaho, Mr.. Wilson said:
II am n Republican. but ! am OF the
oninion that Governor Hawley is going
IN give Idaho "A good and satisfactory
administration. His message to the
Iooislature was conservative, and his
appointments thus far have the IN
dorsement of the people.
s'Our state has more than half the
population Of Oregon, and is gaining
more rapidly than Oregon or Montana
One.third OF Oregon s population is
centercd in Portland. whereas in Idaho
we have no large cities. The state is
being settled by an enterprIslng
thrifty class of Americans, who, by
their industry, keep the railroads of
our state busy the year round In hand
ling the business.
.sThe highest reservoir in the world
35O feet, is i'm process of construction
in the Boise valley The government
has appropriated S1.0oO,oOo for this
project.
MIR. ard Mrs. Wilson are on their
way TO Los Angeles TO spend portion
of the winter.
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DIED

BoyD-In this sity. January II. ig11.
Miss Wilma Fay Boyd. aged II years.
daughter Of Mr. und Mrs. W. II. Boyd.
blJ South Fourth East street. Funeral
services Will be held at the funeral
chapel OF Ebcr w. Hall, lGi South West
Temple street. al p. m. today ,Sm-
day. after which the body will be placed
~ The private vault at the above place.
intcrmcnt 10 DE at later date. as the
body Is TO be shipped east 10 their old
home in Iowa.
STEIN-in this city January Il. 1911.
j Stein. aged about 20 wears al 10 or
pEcum avenue. Body al the funeral
pariors of Eber w Hall l5i South West
Ie:nple street. awaiting funeral arrange
InehiS from relatives or friends.
BLGTH-At the l.. -. s. hospital. jan
aary lG. 1911. OF pneumonia Margaret
NJ. Blyth. IN her S7th year. native oi
scotland. and late OF Deseret Utah.
Funeral services today (Sunday). at
?: M: from the Third ward chapel.
Friends are invited 10 attend. and tho
chskct Will be opened at the chapel from
i:io In : ,. m lnterment in city GENE
terry.
haLElGH-ln this city. January "a. 1911
faleSEa {. Raleigh. I'm her first year
ueioved daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Phil
mp Raleigh Funeral services will be
nsld ,,, from the family residence. 2G2 South
Eiehth East street today Sunday. a,
-;1e p' ~. interment City cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
MERCHANT ACCUSES YOUNG
MAN OF R0BBlNG STORE

Joseph Davis. laborer. IS years OF age,
s2s Girard avenue. was arrested SatGr-
day afternoon By Patrolmcn Armstrong
and Nevc. on a charge OF burglary. The
. arrest was made on n warrant sworn 10
by l.. ENins. proprietor Of the Twenty
second Ward Cooperative store. which
was burglarlzed Friday night o. early
Saturday morning. The ground Tor sus-
pectng Davis. whom the officers do not
believe 10 he the man wanted. is that
he and companion not yet apprehcnded
were seen lurking about the premises
esrl~ Friday evening. The burglars en-
tered through a rear window and secured
only small amount OF plumber. valued at
not TO exceed S95
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
Entertains for Visitors.

Miss Pauline Lewis entertained num-
her OF her friends a, bridge whist Fri
day evening in honor OF two visiting
young ladies' Miss Amelia Horn Of Port
land. Ore. and Miss Ethel Wlnberger OF
Denver, Colo. TEc prizes were awarded
10 the guests OF honor also Mrs. IL \.
Barnes and Miss jeanette Wolff Later
a dainty supper was served. covers be-
Ing laid for twelve.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
FUNERAL NOTICES

shlTH-Fuueral services over The re-
:, mains of Ruby M. Smith who died in
s,nis city Janunry -. 1911. viii be held
rom rom thG family residence. l57 South
seventh East. Monday. January Il. al II
=. m Services and iutcrment private.
intermcnl Mt. Olivct.
fENNlNGTON-'rhc funeral Of Mrs. Isa
peila Roberts Pennington viii be held
rom 'he mortuaTy chapel OF $ D. Evans,
- South state street, today tSundayl
January l5. AT ( p. m.
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YOUNG GIRL 10 OR 1s YEARS OLD TO
work for board and room. One who
goes To school. 81 Hollywood apt. Ind
1890. Inquire Sunday between . and 3
p. m. al59i
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SAMPLE. SHOES
AUCTION SALES,

ny -Iry,C.ro, ~-s[->"->. - ---~---@|--~
~ TUESDAY. JAN. II, AT 1890 a. NJ
no. 2l@ w. Second South ST: parlor
rockcrs. center tables. huIi tree cost S35 :;
curtains and porticres. sanitary cot and
.na,tress. carpets. rugs and stajr car
pcts. extension table, dishes, heating
suoVes. Iron beds bedroom Gets lot dress =
,Ie, mattresses. lot quilts. blankets. pill
1--WE and bed linen. steel range. cook
s.oVes: Kitchen utensils. tables, stands.
J cue IS. a. Andrews, Auctioneer. al6ls
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ATTEND GATRELL'S UNIQUE
school OF shorthand and typewritlng,
Hooper bldg, 90 East 1st South street.
Ind. 1853 Government wants more OF
Gatrells students at Washington. Ex
aminatIons In this city January "a.
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wANTED-FIRST- CLASS FIRM OR
stock salesman to sell highest grade
stock In absolutely honest home propo-
sitlon Guarantee the stock will readily
sell. Good commission. fine opportunity
for hustlins firm or salesman. Address
box 2I6. City a1SGT
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK-
Small family. Bell 2609-X. alb95
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ILOST-GRAY BADGER FUR GLOVE.
with gauntlet. Return Tribune office.
Reward. al405
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FLUFF RUGS

TLOFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
"ornout carpets; nrst-c work: low
sst prices. William j. Ridgway. o5i So,
Siate. Bell 5ls9 1878
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TO ALL WHO APPLY TO TAKE OUR
training course today we will make so
per cent discount. no fake about this,
only few more taken in after 18TH May
lon Detective Service, 20S-9 Mclutyrc
Bldg Both phones 537. ali9S
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ONE 20-H. P. GASOLINE ENGINE;
ono small gasoline engine; one con-
crete mixer slightly used, good as
new For further particulars address
Box H-2S. Tribune a1i15
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CAPABLE, REFINED WOMAN; GOOD
cook and housekeeper, H-29. Tribune,
a1420
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PoULTRY AND PET sToCK

HUNDRED WHITE LEGHORNS.
! twenty black Minorcas. twenty Rhode
| Island Red chickens. fifteen ducks. four
! Standard incubators, four outdoor brood
ers. chicken fence. etc. very cheap.
| Address H-5T. Tribune. al65S
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
well-educated lady desires position as
housekeeper; best OF references. Address
H-32, Tribune. ALAS
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BAY WORK HORSE. 1900
pounds, Sl26. $50 South 10th West,
a17a7
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GOOD JAPANESE COOK WANTS STU
alton In city. Bell 5s14. Ind 2l70.
,J9
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SQUAD AND POULTRY PLANT. INCU-
bators. horse, COW, etc VIII lease for
term OF years. acres with fruit and al
falfa farm. Groom house. A. E. Tom
son. r. F. D. No. 3, Ogden. Utah x2674
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WANTED s1TUAT1oNs-rMALE

EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER WANTS
sewing; prices very reasonable. Tele-
phone Bell 103, Independent 2563. al6S0
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WANTED-TO BUY
TURKISH BATHS
SECOND HANlJ STORES

UTAH FJRNITURE COMPANY.
Second hand household goods bought
sold and exchanged. l32 W. End South
Roll f2l7 sl2aG
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FOR SALE
FOB SALE-FURNITURE

KITCHEN TABLE. CUPBOARD, HALL
Tree. nice iron bod TAI South Main.
a673
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

BE A DETECTIVE. EARN FROM $3.50
to $500 per month; travel over the
world. Write G. T. LUDWIG. ATS Scar
ritt Bldg, Kansas City. Mo. aeo5
POSITIVELY $40 A WEEK EARNED AT
home doing newest. fascinating, per-
canva ssing or mail orders Send twelve
2-cent stamps covering beautiful book
let. plans complete. postage. etc. ena-
You'll be delighted. Stamps returned II
trial unsatisfactory. Send today. Rigeur
Company, 20S w. 5Sth ST., New York.
asOa
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MASSAGE
PIANO TEACHING

~
PROF. vi. G. SASEO. GRADUATE OF
Budapest conservatory, pupil OF Les
chetizky. Studio now open at 2l2A Il.
End South. a502
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WANTED

WANTED
WANTED s1TuAT1oNs-FEMALE
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WANTS
sewing; prices very reasonable. Tele-
phone Bell 103. Independent 2563. al6S0
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
well-educated lady desires position as
housekeeper; best OF references. Address
H-S2, Tribune. a1476
CAPABLE REFINED WOMAN; GOOD
COOK and housekeeper. H-29. Tribune,
a142o
WASHING AND IRONING DONE NEAT
ly and cheap at home. Bell l9S6-X.
aI751
EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY STE
nographer wishes good out OF town po-
sition Address H-46. Tribune. aI763
DREssMAKER DESIRES ENGAGE
ments by the day. Phone Bell S403-K
al7S5
WOMAN WANTS WORK IN HOTEL
, or rooming house by day. Call 275
South lst West. al791
WIDOW. WITH GIRL OF 10. WOULD
like position as housekeeper. Address
Hos, Tribune. al6o0
REFINED LADY IN REDUCED CIR
cumstances will be willing to give
services for TRANSFORMATION TO California
or elsewhere. Address H-S6. Tribune.
a15S5
GOOD POSITION BY THOROUGHLY
> competent, experienced stenographer.
Address HIS, Tribuhn. a1592
WASHING. IRONING OR DARNING BY
day. Bell phone 1707-Y Main al5s1
YOUNG LADY STENoGRAPHER DE
l7T9-Z al6T4
a YOUNG LADY WANTS A JOB AS
chambermaid. Address H-53. Tribune.
a1672
WASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT
als73
PLAIN SEWING AND DREssMAKING
52l West Srd' No. a167I
WANTED rTrONe-MAI,g
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WANTED-AN INTERVIEW WITH
some reliable concern that desires the
services OF a young man with red blood
In his veins; experienced In banking, in
surancc and general office work: very
capable rs manager. Can furnish Al
references and bond, ii required. At pres
ent am holding responsible position. With
a view OF entering a broader field is rca-
son Tor desired change. Address H-j6
Tribune. al6T5
EXPERIENCED STATIONARY EN-
ginecr or fireman desires position. 3OS
Almond. alS23
MAN WANTS WORK AROUND HOUSE:
al7sl
a YOUNG MAN WANTS TO WORK IN
family or apartment house for small
wages. Address H-fi. Tribune. ai746
AN EXPERIENCED ALL-AROUND
meat hand, familiar in all branches;
good habits; can give best Of references
Address H-47. Tribune. a17G5
YOUNG GENTLEMAN (25). AMBITIOUS
and energetic. wishes position as trav
cling salesman with reliable firm; would
prefer position with wholesale music
house on commission basis; experienced
In music business. Address H-S5. Trib
une. a1i9T
Ia KEEP SET OF BOOKS AS 4
SIDE line. which Will require three hours
b8v and Sat. afternoons: employed rs
teller in a local bank. F-32. Tribune
x2sG9
BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION IN AUTO
garage. or driving. Prefer garage re-
''' at15a
WANTED WORK OF ANY KIND. BY
strong young man. Address H-9. Trib-
Une. ail52
GOOD JAPANESE COOK WANTS STU
alton In city. Bell 5s14. Ind 2l70.
aI3Io
LOST AND FOUND
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INVENTIONS

PATENTS SECURED FOR INVEN-
tions. r, r, Scott. patent attorney. i05-
t06 Boyd Park building. l62 South Main
ST.. Phone T49 Bell; Ind. 1921. o3215
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THREE POULTRY BOOKS AND CATA-
logue OF best ncubators on earth, 90
egg Incubator and brooder, 81: write to-
day; 20 per cent hatch guaranteed. The
Denver Incubator Co, Denver. Colo.
al560
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

~-~--~~----N~|~@@"-N->--
ONE WORK HORSE FOR SALE,
cheap: also one heavy spring delivery
wagon. In good order. 1l0 West South
Temple. Bell 592. ai3S
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BOOKS.

WRITER'S AND AUTHORS, SEND
your books to us for estimate; we print
bind and arrange for marketing at low
est cost Limo Type Casting Co, $50
William St. New York. al562
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FOh SALE
FOE sALE-M1scELLANEous

HAIGHT'S VEGETABLE SILK HO-
siery and underwear. Order now for
summer. Will call and show samples.
Bell Forest 27i. Mrs. Edith Tyler, agent.
a1645
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PLAIN SEWING NEATLY DONE. REA-
sonable prices. 46 w. 7th South. alSl3
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS FIRM OR
stock salesman or lady to handle high
est grade stock In absolutely honest
home propositlon guarantee the stock
will readily sell; good commission. fine
opportunity Tor hustllng salespcople. Adj
dress box 276. city, a1s3s
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DRESSMAKING

EXPERT DREsSMAKING, LADIES'
suits altered and rent 433 Constitution
block alJB0
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FOR SALE-DOGS

BOSTON TERRIERS, ING CHARLES;
cocker spapiels: dogs boarded; prize-
winning French bulldog at stud. Moore'n
toxin for dog distemper. Boyd. the dog
man. 929 E. End So. Bell phone 3tSS-X
s3oa3
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SALOON IN ONE OF THE BEST
towns in the state. doing best business;
selling; must be cash. H-22, Tribue.
a15Sa
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TWO TEAMS. LIGHT WORK OR DE-
livery teams, mares, one nice single
driver. two heavy teams. wagons and
harness 80 North End West. Bell phone
5Sir. al721
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WANTED-AGENTS.

BOKARA DlAMONDS-AGENT EV
eryone. TO wear and sell our famous
Bokara diamonds, Write for sample offer
and catalogue free. Northwestern Jew
elry Co., Northwestern bldg. Chicago.
a1570
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EGGS. BUFF oRPINGToNs, BEST
winter layers. sl,60 setting. also hne
cockerels. 1922 Park street l1th South.
Ind. phone 1909. a164S
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

LADIES MAKE SUPPORTERS, s12 PER
hundred; no canvassing: material fur
nished. Stamped envelote for particulars.
Roberts & Co, Dept. H-1l4. Chicago.
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WANTTO-POhRD AND ROOM
. - %
TWO GENTLEMEN WANT BOARD
and room In conccnia home; good ref
erenCes; must have barn for one horse
and buggy In connection. Address lao.
Tribune. al62l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15

FRESH cow FOR SALE CHEAP.
James Leary. 1880 Indiana ave. a1s4s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15

WHITE WYANDOTTE COCKERELS. So
TO So. Laying pullets, So TO s.. 1877
r.. 9th So. alS2l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-15
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - COCKER SPANIEL DOG
about . months old with white breast
Return TO Midland hotel. Reward.
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