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Fire In Theater.
Special to The Tribune.

oPe'I5T 10 7 NG IrIOUne.
OGDEN Oct. 2.-F'ire was discovered
on The stage OF The Lyocum thcster or
lower Twenty fifth street al { o'cloci;
this morning, and had wrought about
$4,000 damage before the fire department
arrived and got II under control 4
lighted match or q cigar stump care
lcssly thrown In a pile Of rubbish by
some member of departing vaudeville
attraction which left the thcater about
] o'clock this morning is supposed to
have started The hlnze.
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aonroe Pair TO We'd

~ The Tribune,
cIyf Oct. The wedding OF DR.
M ~ .5'Nowman and Miss Theresa
es III. me place Will occur this
mr. VIII leavc AZ once for ST.
t,m ~ pr, Barrowman will grad :
cur. e 81 Louis university In a
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held as Box Car Thieves,
70 The Tribune.

In - iNi'hIls,
'& Oct. 2.-Charles Maxwell
\ NJ '"'ooihrop and Richard Smith,
were arrested al Cotton yes
special agent Of the Denver
yatnae railroad and turned over
~. d.u 'ndd, ana are now in the
I. I'sn nero. Tho men arc to be
sNn burslarizlne boN car at
a sHn sealing ten suits of clothing.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

TAYLOR-Funeral services over the re-
mains Of Fred Taylor. who died in this
city September 30, Will be held from
@ Donnell and compsny's parlors Tuesday.
October at p. m. under the auspices
of Deseret camp No. 40f Woodmen OF
The World nterment City cemetery
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To Welcome President Taft,
nlal to The Tribune.

Specl3I To L ne lrlDuncsr
EPHRAIM, Oct Captain Jorgensen
of the local militia company received 4
message during the week from Adiu-
tant General Wedgwood notifying him
TO report at Salt Lake next Thursday
with twenty picked men from company
G 10 take part in the reception for
prcaideDi Tnft
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sus for $1,000 Damages.

~ os'. Fred A. and NJ. l..
AZ begun sui, in the district
-, ,sEslnsi W P. Alfred ei al.
~, avp, as damages alleged to
80 suslained by piuintiifs through
''''"s on plaintiffs land Of 1000
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TEAMS WANTED TO HAUL. COAL.
steady employment. Martin Coal Co.
m2s85
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SOLICITOR TO MAKE HOUSE-TO
house canvass; good seller; state expert
cnce. Address T-s. Tribune rn292S
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Licensed to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. County Clerk Samuel
Dye today issued license 10 marry 10
John Henry Johnston OF La Grsnde. Or,
and Marian NJ Jones Of North ogden
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we for WaterwoLr

a" TIE Tribune.
6sSXi.lS Oct. 1.-The town hoard
y tns,s II had not enough money
aro,sss system OF waterworks
y sn,uaF s,eeF election for the balance
tay ~, This election WAS held
<idlnr n s,' ING following result
.e' %: against .
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LADIES WANTED TO BRING THtIi!
husbands watches for 81 main slr!IisSsso,
Carter Iewelrv Store. 324 Main st. 1902
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

.-~~-~~--~I~~~---~~-o---~
BANK, BAR. STORE AND OFFICE
fXtures special designs submitted on
applica tion. household reirigerators, bill
lard and pool tables. bowling alleys and
supplies. Brunswick Bake Colleudsr Co.
$50 to 160 South ith West. Both phones
553. aIOS6
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Indicates rise In temperature.
- Indicates q fall in temperature
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO. PLUMB
Ing and steam fitting; iobbine work n
speciality: all work guaranteed. Both
phones l62 li3 East 2nd South nl07
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for Salt Lake city
and the state OF Utah-Tuesday fair,
slightly warmer north portion; fair
Wednesday, warmer,
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERs
Typewrters for sale or rent at the
right price. Write us for price list.
Agents Oliver and Bltkensderfer ma
chimes.
STEW -GLEESON co. Typewriter
Exchange. SO West md South ST, Salt
Lake City. Utah. m263t
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DETECTIVES

MATLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; AU-
thor!zed, police references. absolutely
reliable. Both phones 531. We investl-
gate anything. 2oS-9 Mcintyre bldg. 20
South Main. c1959
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WANTgD-sITUATIoNs MALE

THE TRIBUNE WANTS WILL PRO
Vide employment for workers in every
lire OF enGeavor, Those who are proN-
cient in the office, Tie factory or the
home-salespeople agents. demonstrators.
maids. nurses. cooks-all look to Tho
Tribune wants when N search OF work
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90 MEN TO BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value. Uncle Sam. 80 East
lst South. caa0
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STROckS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
hotel restaurant and household help
headquarters for laborcrs.
% West 2nd South. Phones 4e4.
c1s3
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE FLEATING
Mrs, NJ NJ. Jennens. Cos East 3rd So
st Bell phone 1862. e3l04
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. ia EAST
2nd South. Bell 1885. Ind 1882 m2667
THE MODEL CLEANING AND DYE
Works have moved 20 A W. I'd So
New and up-to-d date plant. only thing
of its kind IN intcrlnountain section.
First t-class work guaranteed. Phones
a193. m326i
CALIFORNIA CLEANING Co, CLEAN
Ing and dyeing. 5I5 State ST. Phones
1892 m352S
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who can invest $500 10 $1,000 in. best
paying wholesals business in $gitY 10
manage branch business. salary SIS per
week 10 start. Call at office. No 25
Eagle block. rns94
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". J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unsklllcd laporers fer
nishcd. 40, East lst South. corner Com
merclal. Bell phone 1855. Ind. 923. pt3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

--~~~-~~~>~--~0--N|~>~~-~>- ~>~~-~----
EBER ". HALL, UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer, 1874 S. West Temple. Phones
1919. DO
c.. II. BANKS UNDERTAKING PAR
lors. Murray. Utah. Phones Murray
33I Murray 10 m247S
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing trunks valses best prices paid
IS Corrue rcial ST. Reply by postal caro-
ALL Beil TIA
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. ". KING.
2l4 p. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b297
HTDDART FLORAL co. So So MATN
st. Phones loG. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nI6o3
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MANY 4 PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
.peNeioped an excellent business in
a.inet as the result OF Tribune Want I'D
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SIGNS AND SCENERY
INVENTORS MODEL SHOP

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED;
expert Workmanship; satisfaction guar
antecd. 81 SO State. m707
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GIVEN AWAY.

CINDERS GIVEN AWAY AT TROY
Laundry. 431 So. 9Th East ST mS6O6
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MEN WANTED TO TRY OUR 3. & L.
trusses; fit guaranteed or money re-
| funded. Rex Drug Co., 7e West 3rd So,
cut rnte druggists. f1221
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANINE co. BEST
work: experienced men: prices right.
Office puraiis paper store, d3lI9
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SAVE CAR FARE-BERT's HOT MER4
chants lunch. l5c. Fleur De Lis, III so.
Main. kills
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MONUMENTS, ToMBSToNES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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BARGAIN HEADQUARTERS
ESTABLISHED 1904.
a 1 II

Exceptional low prices on Remingtons
Smith Prcmier's. Fox and Densmore 100
to select from. All the late vsibles In
stock. Agents for Monarch. also Standard
Folding. weight "a lbs. a. II. Dick Mime
oRrsphs. Planotype and supplies.
UTAH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Co.
G6 West 2nd So. Phones 1870.
nd
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y he'S Baldheaded

AIsse Of Thousands of Men
',' aoed Many at 35 and 40.
b b,,,sd doesn I mean an abun-
" 10 ME- ss most baldheads would
Rlus 'cnefe. II does mean that
dandrnKsS KSFms q had been destroyed
"a OWN, n hrst made its appear
h ba;rref Of baIdhead would still
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

! ISHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The Red Front" liz West 2nd South.
headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1884 el5e3
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LIVERY STABLES

JOHN HARRINGTON HOME CARRIAGE
Co.: stables rear Colonial hotel. Phones
27G n6o3
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PATENTS


TO SECURE INVENTIONS. TRADE
marks or copyrights. see j. NJ Thomas.
Fable block xl559
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Nr,w SfAPER CARRIERS-BOYS FROM
l6 70 is. who have had experience in
money. excellent business training. Ad-
dress Gil Tribune 1852
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M'COY'S STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Both phones 81. cIfl
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position, $50 month; send postal
,or ns' OF positions open: FranEhn In
h353e
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. ALICE HoUGHToN. ROOMS 517-
IS Mcintyre bldg. Ind phone 359; Bell
1916: residence. Bell Main SCI, x699
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion Of
a little want ''nd in The Tribune
Bell phone 300 Ind $50.
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IF YOU WANT TO PAY FOR 4
course In detective training and get
value. call 20s2os Mcintyre building, 6s
South Main. 1886
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MILLINERY AND PLUMES

WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED
cur,ed. dyed black. r, Carter Fur
Co.. q West LIST South. ca00
IIA RMONY MILLINERY. FALL AND
winter sty(es. remodeling n speciality.
plumes cleaned, curled and dyed HnIr
work In connection. 55s So. State Bell
5618 n3S4T
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PHYSICIAN,


DIR JNO. NJ. SPAULDING'S CASH
plan will save you from 30 to so per
cent. ordinary calls, office. 81; home. -,
night, $3.50; conflnements, SIS; charge
accts., regular fees. 400 Judge bldg
Phones. Office. 1867. ring .; -ss.. 476f,
ring ]. h1a6t
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DRESSMAKING

WANTED--BY EXPERIENCED SEAM
stress. sewing by tho day: Si25 per
day. two meals Wasatrh 24oS-Y. n39S
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STEAM LAUNDRY.


STAR LAUNDRY: FAMILY WASHING:
rough dry &C per pound, Bell Fores'
81. Ind 500 k31ST
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WANTED-lO00 MEN TO WEAR OUR
made TO -order SIS suits Dundee Woolen
mills. 2ii South Main st. f2029
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

|~--~J-~-J----~~------~O~-- =
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WAN i :
ed; will nav YOU frst-cldss -rices. III;
c. Fisher & Co, 165 So. ". Temple. Ben
5iT1. Ind. 964 e-oa
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hIT1 F.HST
WANTED FOR L. s. ARMY ABLE
bodied, unmarried men between ages OF
Is and 35: citizens Of United states, Of
good character and tcmpcra,e habits who
can speak, read and write the English
language, For informa ton apply 10 RE-
cruitinG ofilcor Walkers bank building,
corner Main and Second South streets.
Salt Lake Ciiy, Utah. ni59
The evening world., 1911-05-15
MAIDS WEDDING
HELD PARL0R Of
MISTRESS HOME
Second Time Mrs. Aliens House
Is Used for Marriage Of
Faithful Servant.

CHICAGO. May B.-Mrs> Andrew
Allen has progressive ideas OF how 90
make home pleasant for . good maid
want This particular n AIMS An
derson. has been In Mrs. Aliens employ
three years. Anna's beau. c. A. Ander-
Mrs. Allen. She discovered that his
habits wore good and that ne could
support . wife. Then for nine months,
twice q week. she turned her library
over to tho loving pair. when h aues-
ton was settled Mrs. Allen took charge
Of tho wedding plans.
Tho cardinal tenet Of hsr domestic
faith In tina II q servant treats q mis-
tress we'll in the matter of faShfulnsss.
ssrvics. &C.. II Ia the duty Of that mis-
,rsss to look out for tho interests Of the
servant.
The marriage occurred Saturday night
in me parlor OF tho Alien homo Anna
and tho bridegroom had besm told to
invite ffty of their friends. and they
were all present. The two other woman
servant in the house were br1dssmaids.
and Mrs. c. p. WIKI. . friend Of She
bride. and a quartet consisting OF
friends of the bridegroom sang Swedish
ballads. for which the accompaniment.
was played on the Allen piano.
Mrs. Allen kissed the bride - ne wa
leaving for . nat awaiting her.
ION. this isn't the hrst wedding Of
this kind / have had At my house." said
Mrs. Allen. The housekecpsr whom
Anna succeeded was married here. She
had been with me six years. / don't
consider that ! am doing these servants
a favor in throwing open my house to
them on an occasion OF sudh importance
In their lives. I really owe Il q Them
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Up.to.Oate "BIind TIGER" In an Auto.

Keeping pace with the dimes, the
'OlanA tiger on wheels has appeared In
North Carolina
There have been bootleggcr. who
carry their stock OF bottled goods In
thsar boots: men who handle booze" in
suit cases; those who masquerade m
~drugHists: some who sold II In III
ana many who disposed Of stronge in
t~oxioants as elder
Bur John Ludwig. lately an alderman
Of Salisbury. Is alleged to have started
somsthing entirely new when no took
oue . blind tiger In an automobile.
Policemen who had heard OF the per-
ordinations of this wheeled drink EN-
porium lay IN ambush neor Mooresville.
They halted tho auto NJ II whirled
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Parrot Talks Over the Phone.

Mrs. w. II. Walls parrot At Atlanta.
Ca. - the only bird in America that
can use the telephone.
MrA Wall r. very fond OF her Pct.
ana when she went TO Cincinnati re-
Gently she said abe knew she would
zee homeslck II she didn't got to hear
Polly's voice.
She stood It several days and then
called w over the long distance phone
and got her residence IN Atlanta.
Polly wal brought IN and the receiver
placed nea It's head.
Hello. Polly his mistress said IN
Cincinnati.
'Helo.'' replied Polly In Atlanta. AZ
II cooked its head ara looked At the
telephone in pcrplexsty.
SLOWS Polly?"
"oh. pretty WE'LL" replied the bird.
After a litle more conversation Pc
hnA cosi i,S mistras. en-
The evening world., 1911-05-15
CLAMP LID ON S0MERvllE.
Soda Fountain and stores Are
shut, Even Shines Barred.

Somerviie. ~. j.. which presented .
gala appearance Sunday. May Z. with is
refreshmen. places wide opsn. inviting
by day and brilliantly illuminated by
night. had the ia caAmpsd On yesterday
by order OF Mayor Charles @ Kenyon
Every store and zoe cream saloon was
closed with the exception Of the drug
stores. which were allowed 10 0ali msdl-
cines only. and N news stands. w0jch
were permitted to distr1bvos Sunday
newspapers
Bootblacks were compelled - oass
their labors At II O'Clock IN the AoVo-
noon and close their stands for the ~
mainder Of the day. May 7 hundreds Of
autos were lined up along the strssts
in front of tho soda water stores wfIis
the tourists washed ths dust from ths1r
throats.
Tourists vino had heretofore Qus0ohed
their thirsts at the soda fountains found
tho places ~ dry - N Alkaii desert
yesterday.
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Goods Rustic for Cash,

Any sort OF odd Job Is good enough
for oo-eds at swarthmors College to
raise before Juno 7 $4,000 to complete a
100000 endowment. They have already
raised $50. 900. ..
In their spare time the co-eds act as
nurse girls. darn socks. make beds and
do other sorts OF Homework from q
cents an hour up Socks are mended a,
five cents q hole.
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Suicide by Alarm Clock.

To be certain not to disarrange his
plans for committing suicide. Otto
Strubit. fo~rty-three years old. set his
alarm clock for 4 A. NJ. at McKeesport.
Pa
When II rang ne arose. dressed. went
TO Port Vue in his motor-boat. bought
sAxtsen feet OF o and hanged himself
70 . sycamore tree on a hill. The whole
Job was finished before q A. NJ.
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Finds Self Through News Item.

Albert ii. G~rimshaw. a druggist. ~
sumerville. Mass. got on a train March
2 to make a business trip to Boston.
Tho next he knew was yesterday,
when he discovered himself in Pueblo,
Col. Seeing a comment on his disar-
psaarnce in a medical journal. he re-
called his identity and notified the po-
lice
The evening world., 1911-05-15
This "Jeffries" Game Back.

After a disastrous fight. Howard W.
stoits's black cat. Jerries. at Bloom
fsld. N. j.. was chioroformed and buriea
by the children as dead.
NE next morning Jerfries proved he
could come back by appearing at tho
Kitchen door and bowling for admit
tanoA. Mr.. Stoltz say Jeffries shall be
'Ailled' no more.
The evening world., 1911-05-15
$500 Collie a Suicide.

4r0. Antoinette Smith. whose home II
on Che fourth floor OF the apartment
hosDs At No. 25 West One Hundred and
Fourth street. became the possessor on
saturday last OF a collie dog valued at
so. She purchased II from a kennel
in Boston n yesterday morning o
u ~ 70 introduce Il to New York. Che
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Counterfeit Baseball Rooter,

David shafer, nifty. OF No. ~ Bouls-
ward. Bayonne. has retired an ohioiai
rooter Of the town.
While watching . game At DAyonns
City Park, a batted ball struck him and
broke his nose. necessitAtins his leaving
before the contest was over.
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Lightning Strips Her Of CLOTHING,

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. May l5.-Struck by
lightning following a heavy storm which
swept owe the town. Mrs. Cora Rack
ney was knocked down. her clothing
stripped from her body and she was
rendered unconscious When she had
been revived II was oun hat she was
unable to speak. and to-day u still
dumb; otherwise she Is unhurt.
The evening world., 1911-05-15

noticed that the dog was fre,ful but st-
trputed II to the new SURROUNDINGS.
AFTER an hours walk Mrs. Smith re-.
turned home with her collie and opened
a front window. She had scarcely turnei
away when the dog gave a bark and A
leap n was out. lying on the walk
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Blq Mess Of Snakes.

John Connell went to Monticello 70
conduct q clearinghouse without any
desire to rid Sullivan County Of snakes.
But on turning YER . nat stone, he
discovered hundreds Of garter snakes
from six inches to three feet long. With
. rake he killed them until exhausted.
and has lis snakes TO prove t.
The evening world., 1911-05-15

through thu woods n sny the " un IN the maenIne Dcsa shedding pint
hotties like a shaggy dog shaking himself after q duckinE
The chauffeur put On speed. but was captured. On the way sevsnty-twc
bottles of hqdor were thrown out Ludwig denied II AS his wnhkey.
Tho liquor had been packed neatly in a bx in tho rear o. tho machine
and arranged according to price. There has been a drought in q wide
section of country since tho capture.
The evening world., 1911-05-15

below. Mn. 6mith ran Own staArA
and WITH the ~assistAnos Of . paossr-by
carried ths dying animal TO . drug Seors
near BY, where II was chloroformed.
The evening world., 1911-05-15

Thomas r. Curley OF Brockton n
Ernest Torey OF MonteMo have been
matched At catchweighs for the New
England championship eStdns contest.
to be held In . few days ~ Brockton.
Torrey claims the championship title
on the strength Of having eaten eight
boiled dinnars" in succession.
Curley ate At ono sitting sixty bodied
Eggs. and another time consumed thir-
teen iohstsry and twelve dossn raw
oysters At . moai.
Tho prize 10 20 be . ysar's meal
ticket. the loser 20 pay for h food
consumed in the Marathon.
The rules make the contest n Of
eating table d'hots dinners. from olama
10 coffee. A. soon as one dinner Il
Unless the winner eats at least one
The evening world., 1911-05-15
xDDITIES IN THE NEWS
Strange and Curious Happenings in the
Chronicles Of To-Day.
Iiypnotizes a Hen to Make Her Lay Eggs.

Auto %suggestlon IL making hens lay for
o. J.. oliver at Bremerton. wash. Two
hours bach day. one in tho forenoon and
n In n afternoon. Mr.. Oliver shuts
himself In . dark room on his ranch.
Then ne concentrates his thoughts on
his hens. mentally willing that they
Be imbued with the desire TO lay.
The Same idea Of suggestion Is marked
hv pictures OF nests full Of eGxs, hung
about the hen COOP. Piles Of china
Eggs are IN the corners and the ceilings
Of the coops are ~haped like haf an
s~Gg-shcii.
In tho hen yard shers u . photograph
that every fifteen minutes through the
day gives an exact Imitation Of q hon
cacklinT, and recalls 90 the hons thsir
The evening world., 1911-05-15

-" Prey ~en. rephed q. bird. with its oeah m t~ usnsmntsr.
had COST is mistress sa "' INV con'erseu
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Table d'Hote Eating Contest.

"0wv0 2w1J' dHoF"cf VIII DC rcsWT CneS nv Wfnnef eB II ru8T o6
dinner after his opponent stops II will be called . draw.
The score will be kept as follows:
C1ams, ter points; soup. Two points; neh. fifteen points,; sn.ree. hfeen points;
roast twenty points; each vegetable. hve points DESSERT ten points; coffee,
i've points The man with largest total OF points wins
Liquid spnled on tho clothing will COST ont pont Tor each drop
The evening world., 1911-05-15
Cowbide Bags, S5.75

Value So. O0-brown and russet-heavy handle, sewed
frame and corners, leather lined, with pockets II and 10
inches
The evening world., 1911-05-15

Lord g Taylor
Important Sale Of
Mems Furnishings
Hosiery and Underovear
Commencing Tuesday. May 10th
Neghgee &irn-Msrcerissd cloth; .l.o)
Values $500 and ss.So)
Centary Silk NeqHgee Shirts G., m
with French cuffs. ...........v value $500 p
Paja,nas-of fine mercerised cloth.
values GEO and q. 5o) P1'3o
Century Six P1jamas made milf g, ~
tary and v neck models-value $500. -. p<'/o
Cdmb,ie Night Shirts 6so
with coored trimmings. ...............) Ooc
Muslin Night Shirts
with colored trimming. ................) JUG
Sill Bath or Drs,ine Conn, 6 m
six lined v.iu. sss. so}}S13.75
Terry Cloth Bath Robe, g.,
value 5000 $3.50
Silk Snsbendery. ............ value sl.ool soc
Sill knitted Sc0rG- Imported .nd)
domestic), crochet and accordion weave 81 m
Values Sl.6o and $s.0O)
MsnsH eavyT a1eta Silk U,nbreNa,) o.,
plain or folding value 6.o0( pS.O5
Cans' to Match Value sl.So} $500