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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
WOULD INVESTIGATE
RECLAMATION SERVICE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-Senator
Borah wants 10 have the reclamation
service investigated. He introduced a bill
today providing for commission to be
composed Of the chairman OF the senate
and house Irrigation committees and a
practical civil engineer to be appointed by
the president. The commission Is to be
authorized to hold sttings and public
hearing in any part OF the country and
thoroughly investigate all expenditures
made by the reclamation service and To
report to congress " excessive charges
have been made to settlers for lands en-
tered under the reclamation act A COM
plete and final report must be made prior
10 January, 1914. An appropriation Of
S25, 900 is proposed for the expenses OF the
commission.
Two band concerts. Saltair, TO-DAY.
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DIED

EIELSEN--In this city August 10. 1917
Caroline Nielsen, aged 40 years. beloved
wife OF Laust c.. Nielsen. Remains al
O'nonnell e. Coz parlors. Funeral scrv-
ices will be held from the family resi-
dence. 1881 East Third South street
Tuesday. August Is. 1912. at p m
Ipterment, Mt. Olivet cernetery,
BLpAK-Jn this city. August 10. 1912.
of childbirth, Nettie c. Bleak. aged 2Z
years. wife OF Mark Bleak Of st. George,
Utah. and daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. VIII
liam Carter OF ST George. The remains
were shipped to St George by Joseph
William Taylor. Saturday evening.
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To Entertain knights.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug. I0.-Members Of Ogden
council No, III. knights of Columbus,
are making arrangements for the enter
tainmcnt OF seventy national convention
delegates when they arrive In this city
from Salt Lake about noon tomorrow
The visitors are all delegates from the
far eastern states who have been attend
inS the national meeting at Colorado
Springs, Colo
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WANTED
WANTED-AaRAr,

>>~-~~-<.-
FLORIDA
LAND AGENTs-QUfcK ~
Get into tho la ud b,s,n
nave a reservation, wIfhn,,.
half or full section and ioir 60
$4,000 acres In 20 days, ~ Y
money without going to ~ hla
paying big office rent, etc e M Mexp
the land, the experience. ana Mo
you make the money. Tha Iss{ pso{
best there is In Florida-na.,aH ,aHu
ton good cleyation-Fond - -
climate, adapted to fruit ~. su
and general farming ana tu' rtaAu'
II is q proposition that eennot
In oil Florida. You would "
talk II to your friends, W.
sailing this land at SIS Der acr.fe sfe
retail In ten-acrs farms AZ
and make big commission ~
appeal to farmers, land man t@ @
chiuista. mill men, factor 49, ~
ono who has hustle In his maj ~
for our proposition todav
BRADY, 1882 First NatIonnJ p,,
Chicago. oea
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Costly Joy Ride.
Special to The Tribune.

Special % The TTIbune.
OGDEN. Aug. lo.-A JOY ride during
which they used the automobile OF J, r
Owens without first securing the owners
Conley $50 each, with the alternative OF
spending fifty days in the city jail. ac-
cording to a decsiiou rendered By Judge
w. II. Reedcr this morning. One of the
young men is employed at a local
garage. from which he took the car on
Thursday evening. During q trip TO the
canyon the windshield was broken and
the car otherwise damaged
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Wife Seeks Divorce.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 10y complaint filed
in the district court today May G.. Blair
brings suit for divorce from Frank Il.
Blair. charging failure to provide and
iia oituel drunkenness. They were mar
ried in this city September 20. 1900. Judge
]. A Howell has issued a. restraining
order preventing The husband from dis
posing OF the community property. Mrs.
Blair petitions the court for alimony and
custody or three minor children.
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Menses. Killilay. Sacrifice hits-Mathes.
Kiliilay. Sacrifice ny--Maloney. Runs
batted in-11Mathes, Whaling 3, Quigley 3,
killilay. Lussl 8 Kelly 2, Maloney 2.
Two base hits-Mathes, Whaling, Klein.
Quigley. Kiliilay, Lussi 2, Morse. Thomp-
son. Three-base hits-Thompson. 2.
Double playa-Morse to Quiglcy to Lussi;
Jensen. In inning, Off Stoval In
4 innings; off Dillon, 3 in innings.
Bases on balls-On Jensen, l. Struck
out--By Stovals 1; by Dillon. 3; by Ma
loney, 9. Hit by pitcher-Meuges. by
Stovall. Tlme--1 10. Umpire-Carney.
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Montgomery's band, Saltair. t.
Loses Football Fob

Leroy Werthman. a former member of
the Salt Lake high school football tean,
Is regretting the loss of a 1910 fob min
which cannot be replaced The pIn is
OF gold end about the size OF a o,iartor'
bearing the Elgh school shield with a
raised football In the center. EngrayinC :
appears on the reverse side.
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self TO be. Judge W, II, Reeder refused
TO slve the man the benefit OF fhe
doubt and sentenced him to serve fifteen
days on the rock pile The Judge was
not able TO ascertain the truth OF tho re-
port that Burt had asked several persons
TO have drink on the day he was ar
rested- The man does not understand
the sign language, but, according to the
police, is one OF the slickest takers ever
held ON the mendicancy charge
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Friends Are Guessing.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. 1o.-Although they were
granted a marriage license today. friends
OF DIT Claude F.. Wardleigh and Miss
Celeste II. Miller have been unable Ia
learn the exact date Of the prospective
marriage. but are inclined to believe that
the ceremony will be performed tomor-
row. Dr. Whrdielgh is one OF the most
popular physicians OF the city. Miss Mil
Ter came to Ogden only a few days ago
from her home In st. Louis, where tho
Ogden man met her while attending med :
ical college.
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OUTING DATE FIXED.
Brewery Workers Of Ogden VIII Go 90
Hermitage on August ID.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 10.-Pursuant to the plan
which they have followed In the past tho
brewery workers OF Ogden have arranged
10 hold their annual outing at the Hermit
age in Ogden canyon again this year
Wednesday. August II, has been selected
as the day. Brewers day In the canyon
usually draws crowd OF 1000 or moro
persons, and the Ogden Rapid Transit
company is making arrangements to ham
die that number this year.
The arrangements committee Of the
Brewery Workers union Is composed OF
S. M. Moore George Dinsdale. r. E. I,und,
George NJ Them and r. f. Christensen
The complete programme has not yet been
announced.
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LADIES' TAILORING

CALDEGINA, LADIES' TAILOR,
moved TO suite Sc. Mercantile blk. Tel
w 1854. 1927
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Zion Men to Talk.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug 10.-B. r. Roberts and
Apostle Hehcr J. Grant VIII be the prin-
cipal speakers at the quarterly confer
cnce OF the Ogden stake at the taber-
nsce tomorrow. The tabernacle meetings
will be held AT 10 G. IN. and . p. M. In
the evening Mr. Roberts will speak at the
Fourth ward chapel and Apostle Grnnt
zt the Sixth ward chapel.
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Kelly Out for Auditor.
to The Tribune.

PROVO, Aug 1o.-L. O. Kelly, chief
deputy In the state auditors Office. was
In Provo today interviewing friends on
the political outlook Mr.. Kelly Is IA cam
didate for the nomination on the Repub-
lican ticket for state auditor, and from
expressions heard here he will have good
support from Utah county In the con-
ventlon, He Is a native OF Millard coun-
ty. going from thore to Salt Lake four
years ago. Millard, II Is understood, is
solid for Mr.. Kelly.
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Funeral Services Today,
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 Inc 1 rlDunc.
OGDEN. Aug 10.-The Revs c. E.
CannAdy and James Armstrong will con-
duct the funeral services tomorrow after
noon for Miss Amy Rogers. who died at
the family home Harrison avenue
yesterday. The services will be held al
the Baptist church at 2:3O .. IL
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Robert W. Herter, Lawrenceville,
Mo-, who had been bothered with kid
ney trouble for two years, says. s'l
tried three different kinds of kidney
pills but with no relief Ny neighbor
told me to use Foley Kidney Pills. /
took three bottles of them, and got a
permanent cure. l recommend them
to everybody Schramm- Johnson
Drugs
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STOVALL IS BATTED
OFF SLAB BY HELENA

HELENA. Mont, Aug. 1o.-1he sec
ond game OF the double bill was a slaugh-
tar for Butte twdrIers. Jensen was
quickly pounded from the mound. Sto-
vail. who took his place to save Dillon
for the Sunday game was hit SO hard
that he had to retire at the end OF the
nth, and the locals played hob with Dn-
ion. Quigley'8 sensational catch OF
Second game
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Will Be Buried Today.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The TnDuDe.
OGDEN. Aug. lo.-The funeral ser
vices for Mrs Myrtle Baker wife of Bert
Baker, whose body arrived here from,
Evanston. Wyo.. this morning. Will be
held az the home Of Mrs. a. o. Baker,
$50 West Twenty-sevonth street, at $40
0clock tomorrow afternoon. The body
will lie In state at the Baker home on
Twcntr-5evcnth street tomorrow
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Headquarters Selected.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

SPeCIaI 20 Tho Tr1bune-
OGDEN, Aug 1o.-A room In the Clark
building, 1856 Washington avenue this
city. was selected today BY the executive
committee OF the Wilson and Marshall
club as Democratic headquarters during
the coming campaign. 1t has not yet beef,
decided who will act as secretary I'm
charge OF the headquarters Seventeen
men OF the advisory board Of thirty nine
were chosen at tonlgbt's meeting,
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Injured Greek Dies.
Special to The Tribune.

Spccldl 10 i lie tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 10.--An unidentified
Greek, who was injured this afternoon on
the Southern Pacific railroad at Montello
New, died while being brought TO the CITY
this evening. The Creek. who was en-
poyed by the road laborcr was
struck by freight train His back was
broken and both arms were severed from
his body. The body was taken to the Kir-
kendall undertaking establishment to-
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FEW ATTEND MEETING.
Bull Moose Gathering at Ogden Brings
Out Few Members.

Out Few Members
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug: 10.-Very few members
Of the bull moose party were present to-
day when g. meeting was held In the office
Of J. NJ. Forristal, for the purpose OF out
lining a campaign plan. No definite ac-
tion was taken. Chairman Forristal se-
lected August II as the date for a meet
Ing of the county central committee.
The leaders are discussing the plan to
hold preferential primary. jnstead OF a
county convention, as a means OF naming
candidates for the county and judicial
tickets and 1t Is very probable that the
primary plan will be adopted Mr.. Forrls-
tai Is endeavor1ng TO learn when Governor
Hiram Johnson will pass through Ogden
en- route home from the Chicago conVen-
ton, intending TO have him stop off in this
city and address a meeting
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RICHARDS DISPLAYS
PROWESS TO ELKS

WASHINGTON, Aug 1o.-Among tho
Olympic athletes who gave exhibitions at
the Elks' carnival here today was Alma
Richards of Provo, Utah. Thorpe, the
Carlisle Indian and Richards, were the
stars OF the day
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BOOK STORES

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
books, 20 & NJ" Book Store 10 East
md South Phone Wasatch 2elS. p2si2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBgR W. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
cmbalmer. 1G1 So. West Temple. Phone
1o19. d3
Il. G. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and enbalmer has moved to new loca-
ton, e25-227 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg Phone $50 o3399
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AGENT-FOR BIGGER NOM
Bite. tho wonderful nav 4
cloth. Cleans all metals a -
like 1ightnlng. Works liks ma"
On sight Everybody wants q
want TO make Ss to IS a ia,
No matter what you are seIiIns
much You are making taks R,lts
make more. agents OUTFIT nrss-
25c with full Instructions ~
good for 25o on FIRST purcbass
today. Auburn SpecIaltieu Co. s.
Auburn, N, Y,
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CARD OF THANKS

VIE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for their kindness shown in
our regent bereavement and death OF our
son, SiRfred Nielsen
MR. AND MRS. P. C. NIELSEN.
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MlSSOULA GETS
ANOTHER PITCHER

SEATTLE, Aug. 1o.-Pitcher Howard
Cachrane has heen released by the Spo-
kane team Of the Northwestern league
ciation.
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Licensed to Wed,
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aux, 10.-MarriaGe licenses
were granted today Ia Jedeciah NJ. Fol
kcr and EllZsda J. Ekns. Christopher
Aadneson and Bertha j. Stone, all Of
ogden.
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 1O9 Il. end So, Wasatch 4703
d3416
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Given Fifteen Days.
Special TO The Tribu

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 10.-After trying for
three days To convince himself that
Thomas t. Burt, arrested for meudicancy.
IS not deaf mute. as he represents him
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DOG KENNELS

~--o~o-~o---~~~~~~~-~~~~-~
INTERMOUNTAIN KENNEL co, NO
!. West 18th South. De Frank Kennel
Co. No. .. Ills 4th ave. Phone 1866 NJ
d2108
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PARTY WHO PICKED UP BRACELET
at Saltslr Thursday. Aug. S, Is known.
Return 10 207 Z. 2nd SO. No questions
asked and avoid trouble f11Ss
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INVENTIONS PATENTED

SCOTT e. CO. PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Judge bldg e2S96
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LoST-SMALL RRINDLE COW. ABOUT
three years DID, from Psrley's canyon.
halter on. tall drags ground. Reward.
Phone Wasatch 1867 or 312. 1899
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KEY FITTING

kay FITTING, LOCK WOhhss Osss
Gle Supply Co. Phons Seii ''
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PATENTS
FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS 81 SON, 166 ". ST BELL,
15f5-k Cpholster!ns. chairs rccaned.
o3I2
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN MOD
ern home. board II desired; close IN.
wasatch l3sT-M fB22
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FOI,R OR FIVE ROOM W. w.
house. east side. will give -
n rent is reg soma bic: Wosatch 0'''
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WANTED, IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
board for girl IA years old. Goes TO pub
lie school. State terms. Address Mrs
Babcock, $50 W. End So. Phone $3.50.
fl270
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LOST AND FOUND

LEFT ON INBOUND sAIITAIR TRAIN
Thursday evening. lunch box containing
ia blecloth. napkins, some silver and salt
1904: reward, 1853
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT


V. GODDARD ABBY CO. AUDITING
and general accountancy. 522 Mcintyre
bldg Wasatch 6I6I c20s1
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CHINESE HERBS.


CELEBRATED HERB SPECIALIST, |
formerly OF Visalia. Cal; Chinese herbs |
for sale. Consultations free. L. Su Woo |
Herb Co, o25 w. end So e34sO |
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER, FRESCO
and calsomine cleaned by Griffin, "who
does not streak or mar" Office,
Schramm- johnson Drugs, No. 4. Rest
dence phone. Hyland 663-J. c1049
HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
work; experienced men: prices right
Office Duyals paper store. d3179
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MRS. ETA KEYES WOULD LIKE A
few moro boarders and roomera at the
D. e. Moore place. 26& Bird East which
shs recently purchased Wasatoh 1e61-R.
f9OG
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CHINA DECORATING

>cs-o-~"sc.-S.-.--o--~- ---~-~---~~~-------~
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
Il East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons, c969
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AGENTS--NEW FIBER HOME \
Costs same aa good broom: I
fouri sold only by agents, qua
Hilker Mop Co, l4o5 Grand ay'
cago-
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MASSAGE

MASSEUSE FOR LADIES ONLY; BODY
and bust development: weight scIen-
ti1cally reduced. rheumatism and ner-
yousness successfully treated; references
furnished. Wasatch 1924, 1907
MRS. ANNA ERHARD GIVES MAS
sage. Just phone Wasatch 664s 1863
South 2nd East. 1850
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BOARD AND ROOM

ELEGANT ROOM WITH BREAKFAST
and evening dinner for refined young
business man In private family; close In:
reference required. Phone Was. 154I-J.
1898
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YOI-NC; LADY WISHES NiCpr'
nisl,ed room with or witDou'
close in. Wasatch S71i-W-
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wANI|
long green? Doubtless you De
Hero is your opportunity. Sem
for particulars, Burton Co.. C-S0'
Slide, Utah. n
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PIANO STUDIO

--------~-~~--o-->-~~~~~~N~O
PIANO LESSONS. soc: SPECIAL At
tention given beginners. Was. 94J-W
or call No Falrmont ave-, 3rd L. bet
5th and 9Th So 1851
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MEN-SELL GENUINE oUARA<
hose. 10 per cent profit. ~
daily. Live agents and beginn|
vestlgatc Strong Knit, Box 4011
Phllad elphia. Pa
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPDWRITERS.
All makes repaired. exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange CO. &c West
2nd So. Phones 4S0. Established 1904.
o2lS7
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AGENTS-SELL THE LITTLE
Yulcanizer TO automobile ownar
money. Write for particulars. Il
Novelty Co. 1872 Stout ST., Denvo
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START IN BUSINESS. Hr
pendent. I started es agent.
big manufacturer: have hun6r
agents working. TIL start you.
OF ability wanted to open brand
and employ subagents. No monr'
ed. Write mo fully and frenkIS
today. G. 2. Swartzbaugh Co.
Toledo. o.
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PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trado mark or copyrights. SEQ J. NJ
Thomas. Eagle block Ola
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, W. w. KING
21a e End SO, Phone 81 b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. &c So MAIN
st. Phone 10s. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n15S2
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DENTISTS

DR.. J, B. KEYSOR. 240 MAIN ST TflL.
Wasatch S62s, Good set teeth. $500.
d31o3
DIR, F. p MORGAN, DENTIST. 5o2
Scott building. Open evenings. d2663
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FURRIERS
WAGON TIRE SETTING

- .~>.-.-S~-~-~>~e~-
slze, IS. up to 4-Inch tire; work guar
anteed. Fowler, 80 SO. w. Temple
c2902
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AGENTS-HERE's A PROV
which Bells itself; the agent n
the bag: We guarantee ths ~
derful new invention; seilu liks d
cents. on market few weeks.
with crdera now; everybody wnS
tory; poor seIesmen making ii
good ones coining money; wit
Lyon Sales Co., Waterloo, iUInsfs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
Live Stock and Packing Growth

They are a wideawake lot OF progressive
business men, who transact their busl-
ness with honesty and facility.
with stock yards facilities Of the best
that modern construction affords the
equal OF which cannot be found else
where, furnishing ample accommodation
for 5000 horses. 1000 cattle. 10000 hogs
and 10000 sheep; with the mammoth
packing plants OF the Armours, Cudahys,
Omaha and swifts, which are among
the largest in the world. augmented by
six smaller packing concerns. creating a
demand for more than 100000 head Of
cattle hogs and sheep annually; with an
outlet for the feeder kinds OF cattle and
sheep. and grades which do not come
up TO the requirements OF the packers
buyers, which has no equal in the entire
country; and with a territory tributary
to IL which Is unlimited In its possibilities,
the South Omaha market has all the ad-
vsntages and qualifications necessary to
insure continuous growth.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
PACKERS Do Big BUSINESS
Volume for the Year Reaches Total
of Hundred and Quarter Million.
MANY MEN ARE EMPLOYED
Packers All spend Large Sums in
Improving Their PIants-stOck
Yards Company Also Elk
pands Facilities.

Among the packing houses Of South
Omaha the volume OF their united bust
ness has amounted to the stupendous sum
of ti26. 600 for the year 1911.
on improvements alone the plants have
spent about s4l5,O00. divided between the
different firms. swift & Co. has al
ready spent $4,000 for remodelling boiler
rooms and building the new tank house.
The pork warehouse Is now under con-
struction and will probably entail an
extra cost OF 100000.
Cudahy's spent $4,000 In improvements
during the year. OF this sum part was
spent IN the erection Of the lard, soap
and oleo departments.
Besides repairs involving the recon-
siruction OF many floors. Armour & Co.
has just completed the installation OF II
sprinkler system which cost about 100000.
In these are not included the improve
ments at the stock yards, where new
sheep run has been constructed at cost
OF something over 100000 The Union
Stock Yards bank has been remodelled
and beautified az a large outlay.
The following table shows the volume
OF business done in hogs, cattle and sheep
circles during the last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-01
OMAHA LADIES
SAY IT'S GREA

Omaha ladies are delighted with
Minnesota" macaroni and spaghetti.
Even people who never liked these foods
before. are charmed with the delicious,
nut-like flavor of the Minnesota"
brand.
Good macaroni and spaghetti are the
most nourishlng foods known, and they
can be prepared in so many delightful
ways that no one ever tires of them.
They agree with any stomach, and a
family will feel much better If they eat
less meat and more macaroni and
spaghetti.
But If you want that rich, nut-like
flavor be sure and get the delicious
Minnesota" brand macaroni or spag-
hetti-lnade from the finest Northern
Durum wheat, with all the nourishing
Gluten left in. 1t is easily digested and
never gets soggy. All good Omaha gro
GERS sell IL.