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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FnraIe

rtIldlE.
COON middle aged woman. IN private f sG.
Uv. good broad. nice desserts. 40 w est H3th
st.. care Of Manner. one fght up.
COOK -Tirst class. all branches. excel ent
references. cl-r ur country. E"0-S4O. j.,
Miss Bucklry's Agency, = West 4-d. Phone.
COOK AND MAID. waitress. mother and daugh-
oucoS. wages $50. Julien AScnc3' - west 40
Tt fo.. Hrra1t fd-i
COOK WAITRESS. &c.-Two girls. one as
cook the other as waitress and chRmbermaid
an-iors 90 take place together, both FIRST class
S"o 50. Miss shea Bureal. East t-d 81
iNFANTs .NlRsE.-W.i..Inu 20 help Win
other work. has excellent references, cana
Dbl. fakfne fuU charge. Finnish girl Jussila
Agorcv. CSC Lexington ave. Telephone 443"
plaza.
Nurse Hieh. yo.s lrsh gir can , take ~, ,w'
miss -leq'- ,esnc.. East 42l ST.
NURSE Very superior volng woman. win LIS
rI4-- reference. can care two cridren- $dV,
1--WE years reference. Hiss Shea Agency. :
fasf 4-d st
-.T-1SFf.v E0TERNEss French. young: for
child over % years good seanstress. wages
1924 Plaza
%T.1eE hospital trained. viI t7ke charge ~
infant ~ ono 0r two children. understands al
Foods. ref--on~es IT. g.. Ftzfelads Agency.
500 -th ave-. or-anca 42d a.. -.
rW0 Young scotch girls. together or scpa
seanstress: Thoroughly experienced excel
I.uI references. City or country. So ~. 4,
industrial Association Agency, y West SO
Phone. 5-i' BRYANT
TWO SCOTCH GIRLS. together or separate
cook IaurIree-. cramperwaid. waitress :
-aar4' cit- ror.roure. cf- Cr country $50 and
S.. g. Industrial Association Employment
Agency. n Nee- go Tlone- l-l0 BrZ.nI
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or TIRE COWNfSeToNFRF DIS
I-..- or columbia. Iuna 9fh. 1911 Washing
-0r. u co. -ra. Oh nr uos4I~ WiI' boo rcroftrd ~
fhIs Office until % O'Clock r n. June Goth. 1911,
f0r The CONSTRUCTION of fhe James Oru0n7 VIII
SON Normal School Building no. ff2 f0 he 10
l7fs4 on F'avortt etraet. between Harvard and
r:frar4 Streets Eorthwr-t Washington. T. g..
PLANK forms ~ proposal. rerigcstIorq ard p =
-.. ..,rar- information rra- hl obtained from The
chief clerk, Engineer Department Room AT,
District Building Deposit ot $40 on required N
or,arantea return Of plans CTNO j. RI
00i.Pu 1OrfN , JOHNSTON. WILLIAM v
Ir DSOE. Commissioner. u. e..
SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO
rC-als fo~ Timber Wharf and Dredging
C.,.1vfa,.4rro .' ~.fI - received - the Bureau
Of yar4q ana Docks Navy Department. wash
.tugfor until ~ O'Clock p m. July :. 1917. and
tbsn and there publicly opened. foI inner
hat brush hrthca1 dredging and hllng ~
,re United states naval station. Guantana r1o
f. mia Plans and specifications can be- Obtained
o- aD~ii~atior f4 fro Bureau Cr ~ the COM
-,o~ds-+ OF The naval station NAMED. =. o.
IOrIvDtT. C1lef Of Rlr-al I..1s :. 49,
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CLEVELAND MAY LAND CUP
Many Clubs Play for the Tom
Morris Memorial TROPHY.

Chicago. June 1s-Early scores in tho
Tom Morris memorial golf competition
against par. IN which many clubs through
ont the Western Golf Association territory
participated to-day indicated that the
countr- club. of Cleveland. had won the
t~ophv lis score was 19 down 20 par
'rbe taarr ~ the Fxmoor Country Club,
It.to.e,o .urnad i'm q score Of Is down
Tho Tom Morris cup was won last year
l,,- +be Oakmont Club Of Pittsburg III
order 10 gain permanent possession or me
CUP IT, IS necessary for cluo 10 WI" 'l
fvo times
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i'eHYAeo TRACK CAPTAIN.

Rtb,,.Ss' Mass. June 1s.-Paul r.
',s h. Of Boston, was elected cap
nsrasa ~ l. Gaddis, or McCune. Kan,
Hse,j,o y me Harvard track team AT a
lsrtao'' " the Harvard III" men this af-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

r.rtarAKFP 7esporsihie. careful '0upl"
&c, cbIlS-en. van. care % house. furnished
M cunrtv. references. Address. 'sr'iu' 1T.
me ptown once. 1864 Broadway.
AT-FFEUR and GARDLNhh ' -.
cwede: nne vegetable grower t'"I ~.
rhanio. nest references. Carpenters AseHIS'
~ 9Th ave.
COACHMAN Just landed best refeTen a "ou.a
like 10 go TO country. Fli1aeral1' 90 "'
NsppTFD PT,E-Gerr7nn. no chiiotrn
WORKING farmer or gardener. succfsflu i VIZ
,o,tltfy. wife board help. well recommended
csrpentcr's Agency. 1874 9Th ave.
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"lCAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Louis,.4, Kansas CIV. .
mi w. Milwaukee lrain)
@hapoils vs. Minneapolis Gain).
Toledo vs. ct. Paul Qain).
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes City.
The BERLTT2 school or IANGra GES
TAnrrON SQUARE zig. BkoApWAfJ.
t5.-ia~0 Pranru. c42 reroT Ave. near i27th 81
T5-ootfvn prarrn rfe 600 Il- Tsfon Il.
-.-nnLa nnau al he cal
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tHhNGE MADE IN YALE FOUR
APPLETON Taken from Second
Beat and Put On as Stroke.

'''s7 Ferry Conn. Juns ia change
made IN TIRE frst varsity four Of the
,'s crews tonight. after which they wer4
90 Gown 70 the three-nlle mark Howe
=. from stroke 70 10. .. snd Appleton
Inc second four n stroke.
sight7 went out together down the
HI, a. slow stroke until the tvo and
.. "As mark was reached. when the
i'ien stopped and returned. The senior
-, continued down - the bridge. where
4. asst half mile the stroke was raised
Try Tor squirt The return was made
saE stretches.
i'D' Conn. June 1s.-The Harvard
49, eight had its first time row over
a. .H tour-u1ile course tonight, covering
y. es'ance in 2l.53. At the start the
Il, vas smooth Tor the first two miles.
lrs. .s"en'd Up a trife for the last two.
o.. me eight left the starting mark
,..a vas ar ebb tide. but at the navy
~, 'y struck the food. which was
a, mem until the finish.
t.,. ne milo flag the freshman eight
r... sp the varsity and rowed 70 the
"a nag. being beaten by "A length
,s.r,. max The stroke was started a.
NJ. 'snt and gradually raised until a
az was reached for the last half
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Female

cHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. -Neat r.
fined swedish girls, highly reonmh.- uu l''
city or country; $25. X, wilson Asei'''
l4i East 57ih r. Tel 1924 Plaza.
f,I4AMBERMAID and WAITREss-Conlpe
and reliable, city or country. GOOD reieirit.t
s25 Wilson's Agency. l41 East 5Ith ST. fHoH'
5e24 Plaza
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LIVINGSTON I'm, PG'

LIVINGSTON I'm, T P9'G isa F~ my.n N Z;
location. superb view n Hudson ans Palisades.
. minutes from station. American and European
plans. open air restaurant overlooking Hudson.
THE NATURAL BEATTY or oTsEGo LAKE
and the historic interest or me LEATHER siock-
ing country combine to make 'oopeifi1wn.
n Y one of tie most charming Of American
summer Resorts.
rORLFYs Elevation 1000 feet. hotels. cot
faces. heart OF Adlron -uris. overlooking 300 nm
a, rcs N forest. lOJ M roaks. most beautiful
lakes I'm world. booklet. John a. Iole. LAX" Pleas
ant Hamilton 60. " ,N.f ofiro. ll22 81 way
KTsKATOM RETREAT HOUSE. EtskATOM.
Caiskll Mountains Newly furnished and rem
ovateq. all modern improvements beautifully
sttuatad Table supplied from farm. Booklet on ap-
pUcation Rates So upward. James u. Mcdonald.
ROcKWOOD-IN-T THE PINES, CAIRO. n. y
Beautifully situated. highest elevation and
most beautiful resort in the tatskil Mountains.
Z, rommodatcs -5O. Rstes 9. up Write for
booklet MONT MILLER PROP and Manager
THE GRANT HOUsE.-Undcr sane manage
b. mfnt Modern suites with private baths. Re
duced rates for June Guests entitled 10 all privi-
ieges OF the stamford Country Club Golf Course.
John p Grant. owner and Prom, stamford. Ny.
ADIRONDACK INN SACANDAGA PARK.
n Y. I0wer Adir0ndackH.-Arrom. 30 Att
:ude bD0 n Orchestra. Dancing COLI Tonns.
Boating Bathing. Fishing Hooklei A auto Map.
e. O Chamberin Mgr y. y onlce. ii22 ri way.
TWIN BROoK FARM RECOMMENDATIONS
in the Catskills FOR a few exclusive guests.
Address Box 3. Allaben. y. l.
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soTH sT.. - EAST, corner Aadison. ave Fin.
summer prices
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BOARD AND ROOMS

,.,,re A GRAY, COUNSELLOR Ar Law
rooms ps i02i-l .023, Marhridss Building. .32s
,,l,s5uay corner 2lih ~
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COOKS 20 TOURS ro rrRory.
STORAGE NOTICES
tRIFM TERMINAL STORAGE AND
WAREHOUSE co. COR. EAST fssrp 81
AND RIDER AVE, BRoNN. NFW YORK

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To : Albert. Mr.. r. 4 Brook. ss,,o,.
Ms. ~ A Balloon, r senede,to Mrs BROOKS.
Brelsford. Rartelstons Bros. T. II Real. SON
Co.. = Cohen. ". carney Estate. Central Elect
supply CO.. Mrs. n De Faber. Mrs. + Dolsn,
J. ". DOYLE Daisv Dean Mrs. j. q. Dunn :.
Ne Noy~iies, p Ehstcin Economy Drug co T.
Ernsithal, Mrs J Finn S. Goodman n " GER
son. Gagcv. Frank Hiavas. Hegeuan & Co.
Herbert H0iton, b. HagerfF. L. 4. Lyman q
90, 4 Herman. J ~ koher sons 60. Frsn,
Lew y Leopard. Dan Leon. W o. lockwood
the Hour CO.. Metropolitan Granite a supply
Go, Nacieo a Fusco. Milsn. Greene Mfg Co.
Geo Fillead. Mcdonald. Mallov. Muiar. Man 4.
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Pettinos. Princess Fruit coke CO. g. Part
ridge Co. John Quinn. Mrs. Lillian Rsil.y.
Rhlnelander school Mrs. H. y. Reuben. Rush.
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each Of Won are hereby notified that thu Tim.
for the payment " the lien hold upon the
household goods. personal effects and freight
stored hv ynu or FOR YOUR account In our var
house having expired such property will "a
sold A. public auction, AZ 2i3 30 East i3Nh
~. Bronx Now YORK. city. on Mgnday iuly
iTth. 1911. a. 10 a. m, aud continuing on ev-rv
Monday thereafter ~ the same time ana psr.
until all the goods are disposed ~
HARLEM TERMINAL STORAGE AND WARE.
HOUSE co.
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MACHINE cry.
LhWY RS.

- 81 r. Brand New Met weiss k sroso,.
, tpeine: big sacrlncei cheap. Power. Tribune
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LOST BANkBOCkS.

r,.,-,POOK 40. bs2. 7o3 ~ the linton Dime sav-
'rss Bank is missing any person having a
claim 10 q IT. heisny 's ., upon N present ne
sii.' -Cl rsnceled and q new ono issued
TypEWRITlNG AND TYPEWRlTERS.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST. cnsiosue
an makes taken part payment. bargains
,terwoods Remingtons divers Smiths
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED Party with S3.1op. Co sign half
interest bon my patent win rut an ma
chine AZ once DO o. fire escape. have met
great ruccess viii remove R'p persons IN three
IN inute-. have model and circular 20 show. have
also building 20 put one up Answer al once
will ran and SOC rou. Tribune once Box b O.
A FT-TTRE FOR YOUR son assured. $500
and services ncts interest and $50 weekly:
growing concern expanding refined For IN.
.erglew. Box SO. Tribune ONCE.
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EOR SAL.

75,l. PARGh1Ns- Slightly used ofHc4 furnl-
.1ro desks typewrifers. cash regfsters add
,,qcbines monographs Cling rabinets
ssfss Addressing machines. time clocks. par
,t,tops check protectors. bookcases NATHAN.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

.,,e-,can aud Foreign Teachers Agency
e,.-ri,ee Professors. Teachers. Tutors Govern
.es.s etc., O. colleges schools sud Families
.-rI- 10 Mrg. n. j. NG-FULTON
APt+~ % linton SQUARE.
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KEEN PLAY ON COURTS
Hackett and Little Win Spectac-
ular Match at ArdsIey.
TAKE TWO STRAIGHT SETS
Rainstorm Holds Up Finish of
Amackassin Tourney Until
Late in Afternoon.

Spectacular playing IN the doubles by
which Harold II. Hackett and Raymond y
Little. the internationalsts and the Yale
pair. Karl II. Behr and Howard II Plum
mer. reached tho final round OF the cup
tournament on the lawn tennis courts OF
the Ardsley cub Ardsley-on- Hudson. yes
terday, held a large and fashionable gal
lery interested. The turf playing surface
was in condition for the fastest play, de-
spite the storm that threatened. In their
half Hackett and Little defeated Or. Ew-
ing E Taylor and Or. Alfred StilIman. "a.
s.. 6-S: while in the lower section Behr
and Pumrer won from the Crescent Ath-
letic Club champions, Charles L. Bull ir.
and Henry c. Martin 6-S SIS.
The singles portion. IN which Reuben A.
Holden. jr.. tho Yale champion. and Fred
erick G. 1nman have reached the finals.
was held over until this afternoon.
The two doubles provided the feature ~
the card. 1Iackett from deep court was
as effective as ever. His eagle eye dis
cerned every opening, and none went with
out It's shots for a pass. II was impos-
sible for the two former Harvard experts
70 cover NJ so as % make their court safe
against the attacks ~ Haclett and Little.
There were ? number OF spirited rallies in
which the internatious pair We're uniform
~ successful. winning IN straight sets.
There was some surprise at the ease
with which Behr and Plummer. the two
former Yale champions. outplayed Pull
and Martin. The Yale experts were steady
at all times. and forced Their shots with
certainty and speed The two finals VIII
he decided this afternoon
The summary follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

Depending upon their fast drives for
points Henry J. Mollenhauer, the old Long
Island champion. and Arthur Cragin. were
the winners Of the singles matches yester-
day IN tho opening round OF the invitation
lawn tennis tournament on the clay courts
OF the Long Beach Club. Long Beach Lons
Island Molenhauer defeated a Gwynne.
Of Short Hills. y. J. 6-1. 81. and CraEin
defeated Miles :. Charlock. Of the Crescent
Athletic Club. S.. 60. The wind and rain
storm Of tho afternoon put stop 70 FUR
Their playing. so that the chief matches will
hold the courts this afternoon and to-mor-
row. \ dance for the lawn tennis players
will be held tonight at the Hotel Nassau.
Because or rearrangement OF the draw,
which was necessary on account Of the
continued bad weather. Thomas G.. Trask,
r.. Fisher and George C.. Shafer received
byes in the first round in lieu OF defaults
Charles NJ Bull. r.. and Henry c. Martin
the two Crescent Athletic Club cracks. viii
make their appearance in the tournament
to-day.
The storm that swept over the heights
Of Yonkers spoiled the Amakassin tourna-
ment yesterday. and were 80 not for the
steady downpour. which lasted an hour. the
Indifferent events would have been cleaned
I'D. As II was. there were several matches
when 10 cleared. the players working along
while they had light As the events now
stand the final round is complete I'm three;
that is. the mems singles and doubles and
the women's doubles In this last named
item Mrs Frederick Schmitz and Mrs. AL
bert Humphries are in the top sccloA
while Miss Fannie NJ. Fish and Miss Edltn
r BaCgs won their place IN the lower sec
In tho mems singles s. Howard Noshell
won his way to the final where be is
hracketed with T. e. Bags. Nosheh met
A. r. Hammett in the semi-inal, and the
match was somewhat ~ disappointment,
for Hammett did not put up the game eN-
nccted of him That Noshen was keyed no
Tor fast slashing might have something 30
40 with Hammett's showing. nut WlateFer
II vas VoshcU won easily I'm straight sets
at So e Hammotf won lis match I'm
Tho third round handly from .. \. Gordon.
The summary follows
vorrer'g doubles first rourd)--Mrs. H Bur
dick and Mrs. Eruon teteatfd MISS F7elri anu
mariner bv default
-o-,I-dual round Mrs Albert Hurphrtes and
Mr. Frederick S0.m.tl defeated Mrs r. baI
si~- and Mrs Hrtto.. 6-l - d. MISS
FANNIE Il Fisa and Miss Edith u. Bags de-
feated Miss Robinson and partner bv detauf-
Mons singles thirI round ID. li'aiiIeli
.,.Faates D. 4 Gordon. 8 .. O.
ssrri-AnaI round Howard Noshell defeated
ID Hanmeft. lr3. -.
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AUCTION SALES.

- CUTIE NJ chatfol mortgage. 3loe Frv auc-
,ioreer will cell at 10 O'Clock fo-fs~ ~ -
,t,dlson ave. contents ~ furnished room house
- ~, order of Assignee OF Mortgage.
nv WRIT +, m an execution. WI sell to-dsv
% q 40 a M AZ D. L. Nosf 9lst 81 Manhattan
.,. Grcek magazine. Alfred Freeman. Marshal
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CLEANING.

5-.Dz-F7-7 CARPET CLEANING CO-Cleans
n. reesod air. steam. hand or on floor.
az Brcadvay A. East 4sih st. COE &
RRANDT Tel. i32-asth.
,Tsv work CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
NV oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
rr~cp RIGS WOVEN FROM Old cARFErS
Fi-' re,'-ea reasonable send for circular
-.-t ..oo 4Gqs Bryant 49, ~" Nfsf 4ffh ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

Ardsley cup doubles tsemi-hnal round)-Harolf
II Eackett and RAYMOND d. Little defeated Or.
Ewing Z. Tayor and Dr. Alfred Stman. I'd.
e. 6-3, Karl n pehr and Howard A. Plum
ner defeated Charles VI. Bull. lr and Henry g.
Martin. G. e. G-g
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
vprcur g married good t1'F@r. knoN .@a-@
fool-Laarirg understands stenograpn.t I..l--
70 40 ANYTHING George Hanfen- l'L' i''i7
wood ave. The Bronx.
~ 4T-1-rF,I n Would Ike country pace' e ~
d. all general repairing good leIer nc ,l,i
80 -oa Sr,rar. sirgie. 80 Address j. X ii'i-
land. ITO West sSd g.. -.--,
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Han 20f West SSH s.
r. FTFCrIV = - Bonded. socks wocooo ny o. ,-s
az tci 848s Bedford. Rroold D.
71PrrNFR and Z sEFt-I MAN Aoers' -, as
,arIrr work Gardener. care OF flhs''''"' 40
WIN. accept p position as sfrerlislns a3l
esiae manage with responslp1- '!t[.-,4
>--.,. vork or vicinity. salary trn I.
r,,tt.rs ner wear Address James ,iila -. 20
e9t So Michigan ave. chicago. H. i'''', ~
,.t.,.fT.%TC lg:l. builds repairs cNeTFItlns
etearl RasoIene. electrical. pluhlD'rr "tt
y-rigt+ engineering. own tools i''''''
Drugs ave. BROOK
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egernert 0f property. can fnrnlsr, ~ 49,
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THE COLUMBIAN
SARATOGA SPRINGS
GRAM

New York States Mineral Spring nroervatiOn.
send To-Day FOR illustrated Book
Room 80. 30 The Arcade. Saratoga Springs. =. 7.
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EXCURSIONS.
ROCkaWay Beach

Leave W. i2p'h ST.. $40 A. NJ. > 90 p N
Leave Pier .. n. r., 10 20 A. NJ. 40 P. NJ.
Leave Rockaw1y Bench. 8 90 900 ~ NJ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-08

was very poor and a dime seemed
a large sum in her eyes, SO the
little girl felt very proud that she
was trusted with SO, much money.
AS she came, skipping along her
foot stumped against. something
and the little dime Ooh o-ohw
cried the little girl, Eve lost our
supper and part Of our breakfast"
Cheer. up! cheer .upf cried the
Street Light, I'm little. but I'll
shine as big as;I can" So he far,
.t- .-,.--. t."s =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-08

home. Sotthe little light made
himself assbig as possibleaand the
little boy looked up and spelled
cut the name of the Street on the
lamp post oh, goodY;;9 he cried.
Il know, this street, onlysI could
not tell it in the dark. I'm Just
little ways from home.
Gomez said The. little Street
Light to himself, after the boy
had run away towards home. I'm
very small, but if 1 stay right here
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-08
STREET LIGHT
LITTLE

The Street Light on the Cor,
ner was SO: small it was afraid to
go out in the dark, SO it stayed
in its little. glass house ailynight
and just Welafi out in the DAYTIME.
However, it, did: the best; that It
could at all times and ore. even
ing, just after dark, when the.lit5
tie Street Light had popped into,
his house, there came a little girl,
running along, with a dime in her.
hand. The little girls mamma
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-08

ed up and threw a ray of light
where the dime .layland the little
girl kicked it: up andssran along
again. ,FF ri ,.:.,;;,l7}ss
! She had noSs ooner gone thanSa
:Iittie boy came isobbing along.
Whats the matt asked the
little Street Light lostp
.sobbed the little boy Cheer upP
cried the LITTLE Street Light. "Yoa
stay right here where 3 can shine
on yousa after q while a police
man will come along and take you
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-01
CANDIDATES FOR CLERK
OF EQUALIZATION BOARD

Competition for the position of clerk
OF the state board of equalization was
heightened Friday when ]. a. Edwards
secretary Of the late state senate, en-
tered the race for the place He is in
the fight with G. D Elason, who be-
came a candidate some time ago
The position has been made vacant
by the resignation of John :. Thomas the
present clerk, who intends - %SSe up a
new line OF work. Mr.. Thomas sent in
his resignation in February, but as vet
the board has taken no action
il lis possible. however. that at meet
ingsto be held this morning the board Will
accept Mr.. Thomas's resignation and ap-
point one OF the two candidates 10 The
position. Mr.. Eliason was the unsuc-
cessful candidate for the position OF
county clerk OF Sanpete county at the
November election
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a Reliable Medicine-Not a Narcotic

Mrs F. Marti, st. Joe, Mich, says:
"Our little boy contracted severe
bronchial trouble and as the doctor IS
medicine did not cure him, ! gave him
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in
which I have great faith. Il cured the
cough as we'll as the choking and gag
ging spells, and he got well in a short
time. Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound has many times saved us much
trouble and we are never without it in
the house" schramm.J ohnson, Drugs,
FIVE stores.
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REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER AND CHILD

MRS WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has ocer
used Tor over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS O,
MCTHERS ior thei- CHILDREN VIII y
TEECHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. IL
SOOTHES the CHILD. SCFrENS. the GUNS
ALAES ali PAIN CURES WIND COLIC and
y i.e best -emedy tor G1A2RHGA. II IS ao-
folutelY harmless Be sure and ASK for Nrs
WlnsicW'a Soothing Syrup and take no othci
&ac- Twenty-Five cents bottle
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New Interpretations
Filed with the county clerk

Austin Mining and Milling company, tc
engage In a general mining and milling
business; capital stock 500. 900. divided
into shares OF 500 each; George Arbo-
CAST. president; j. r. Brown. vice presi-
dent: j. w. Hawworth, secretary; Charles
f. Davis. general manager; j, c Phil
lips. treasurer.
Rocky Mountain Pure Food company
TO manufacture and prepare cereal foods
and beverages and chemicals for agricul-
tural and horticultural purposes capita
stock $4,000, divided into shares OF 81
each John NJ. Macfarlane, John a Widt-
soc. Louis w Harris, Osborne j. p
Widtsoe and Lewis A, Merrill, directors
Filed with the secretary of state:
Eastern Utah Realty company Price.
Carbon county. to carry on n general real
estate business: capital stock $4,000, di-
vided into shares of $40 each; Culbert l..
Olson. president. Emmett *. Olsen, vice
president and general manager; y. f.
Scamount, secretary and treasurer.
These, with Leo Leonard and w. F. Oh
son, form the directorate.