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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-27
READY TO TREAT.
osoen City Commission Undertakes Ne.
EQUATIONS With Former Mayor.


Special to The Tribune.
oGDEN, Aug. 26.-By adoptIng n raeo-
,utlon presented by Mayor 4. G Fell az
eonlehts eDi 3 meeting, the city commission
eIs provided working basis for an
5mtsreement between former Mayor VIII
,ian ,in Giasmann and the city relative 10
sn,,t smH t0ullaing OF dam and reservoir in
,,oua, 1ou.n rork canyon. Since the contro-
Nersy started between Glasmann and
mayor Eel, the former has refused 10
re,n,nquish his rights TO the city, but was
the dam. ' ''''u''e
IN ms resolution Mayor Fell stipula tes
many provisions which must he adhered
20 by the former mayor before the city
VII enter into any agreement with the
ogden River Reservoir company, GIas-
laenn corporation. If an agreement is
water users and the Weber county farm
ers VIII be protected. according to the
resolution.
City Attorney Val Gideon Is authorized
TO negotiate with GIasmann.
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New York Bonds,
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Aug 2e.--Money on call
steady. 23 per cent ruling rate, 2K;
closing bid, %, offered at 2s
Time loans steady: sixty days, 3s6S3
per cent; ninety days. +64i per cent; six
months. 4A94a per cent.
Close
Prime mercantile paper. TO 50 per
cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at S4S4.5O for
sjxty-day bills and at siS7l for demand
Commercial bills, s4.s39
Bar silver 81 cents.
Mexican dollars, 4Ss cents
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
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COPPER AGAIN NEAR
E|GHTEEN-CEN MARK
Electrolytic and Lake Quoted
at s17.75 to S17.S2 IL;
Lead Fraction Higher.
=:

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Copper firm;
standard spot to October. s1737ld17.62s; !;
casting l7sml7ic.
Tin quiet spot, s4s17a@4s 42s; August
and September. S46.1o646.35.
Lead firm. sf.6oWaT5
Spelter quiet, s710G725.
Antimony quiet. Cookson's, sS.45.
Iron firm: No. I northern. S1i.6561700
No northern. Sls.00@16.75: No. ! south
err and No. southern soft, sls 260ls rs.
copper arrivals at New York today
So5 tons. Custom house returns this
month: 1895 tons. London copper
cd
London tin steady, spot. e2lo 15c. fu-
lures. co09 5s
London lead price. ego 5s. The lead
Ing American producer has advanced the
price OF shipment lead from s4.60 TO $4.65
In fifty-ton lots.
London. spelter, Ea6 12c cd.
1ron-Clcveland warrants. 62s load In
London
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The SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2z 1912
PESSIMISTIC OPERATORS
CHECK UPWARD MOVEMENT
Many Good Reasons Why Prices Should Advance
in Wall Street, but Anything Like Boom
Is Discounted
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
a TEW YORK. Aug. 26.-A general
mi feeling OF possimism served to
VI check an upward movement In
industrials today. which was OBJ
viously pending. Late in the ses-
slon- however. the railroad list advanced
on good reports OF earnings in July and
august and several OF the industrials
moved up at the same time Trading In
wheat was rather quiet The exchange
VIII probably be closed on Saturday.
during the day, An advance In prices
OF wire products has been expected for
several days past. This afternoon manu-
tacturers announced a boost OF 81 per
ately, This is the first change In the
rate card since July 20 and brings the
standard price for plain wire UP to 81 90
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EVaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Aug. ?s.-Eyaporatcd appIes
quiet. steady, fancy. o99Hc; choice sGs,se;
fancy. 707.c.
Pruucs easy; CALIFORNIA; up to So-ioS. s&9shc:
orcgons. 6hT9Ec
Apricots dull. cnsy: choice. sEfeAc; extra
choice, ahTioi4c; fancy. l0Gl2c
Peaches steady: choice. 6i:56%c; extra choIco.
TdTtlo; fancy. 7hGec.
Raisiue steady: loose muscatels fNa6Ln;
choice to fancy seeded, 5HGeHc; uccdlc5s. 5x6
exc; London layers s1ioaIa5.
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Explosion Victim Funeral.

PARK CITY. Aug. es-Tbe funeral OF shake,
sp.are FueIIing. the young man who var H,eo
IN the accident ut the couiard ta~mill oy lne
~ -. s,a"inr NJ a boiler TbuWday Afternoon was
Said from tho residence Of Mrs. walter Nadoon'
ris,er of the dead man. at o'clock snnaas
n,.soou pIshop Lewis OF the l.. o, 3. church
na the funeral sermon and told In dotAll
y, ,he terrible accident which caused the hV"'
Of two young men 10 be snunod out =.
,, n,.nnrrs of the Borrowing family by tho nn-
marcus sympsihizing friends. covered tho top o'
the caSket. a.. ,,. o,h,r yictirn OF
,,. sawmiIl explosion, viii probably oe taken
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Boy Scouts Back From Camp.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO Aug. 2s.-Tho Boy Scouts, who have
campod for tho past ten duyg In Provo canyon.
under Tho supervision OF Scout Commissioner
I, SegaI and other scout officers. returned today
thoroughly pleased with their outing. While away
thoy have enjoyed outdoor sports nghlng and
mountain climbing and have boon visited by
many OF their parents md frcndu. In addition
10 scout drills aud instruction. several promi-
ncnt cltircns have visited tho camp and given
lectures on subjects OF uoe and interest TO the
hov
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Cattle-Recelpts
1000: market steady 10 1Oc UP. Beeves,
s5,s5N10s0. Texas steers. $5.0O@6. so
feeders. s4.30o7.40i cows and heifers.
So. Is @S.2o; calves. 6.5om10.25
Hogs-ReceIpts. 2s, 900; market fairly
1Sc o up LsS e oo SS5s9gso mixed * o.
@s,20: pigs. $5.6o@s.25; bulk OF sales,
SIS. 30@S,S0.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market weak to
10c off Native. sS 25@I30; western.
S3,20a4.3o; yearlings. s4.30@5e5; lambs.
native, Sa,5o@T1q western. 81 50@7.26,
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O. o. P. Delegates Chosen.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY. Avs zs-A Republican primary
hold hero tonight selected delegates TO the county
convention 10 no held August 20 for tho purpose
Of nominating county officers and solecting dele
gates 10 tho Republican rtate convention 10 be
held In salt Lake September 5. The delegate.
chosen are j. ", Thomson, L. B. Wight ".
n sutton Frank DAILY. r. ". sherman E. e.
Eiddor j C. johnson. James Don, r. T, Kim
ball W. s. Horsn. George Rcscyesr and jerome
rtOn
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eIeINS CANNING FRUIT.
!" VIII Exceed That Of Any Former
Year.

70 The Tribune.
aug, 26.-Thc Garden City
NJ splnpany has commenced Its
work and has already canned
81 ana small fruit and is now
VI tomatoes. The tomato crop
|Sin,to 70 se extra large this year. and
gTun T, OF the cannery In pea ches and
.siou. u VIII also exceed the product
FEetary Of the Y. NJ, c. A. OF To-
|imit i,, =, asking for information as to
L1sn. pcKihg season here and labor
t, t,sra,sS ~ regards plckers, with a view
.,,ntl.ng whether boys or girls can
s s,s,ase eousls sent here from Kan
|hs. Var IN the fruit harvest, as they
ss ~ ~ sent 10 Colorado.
|h,sisSt 'ruit harvest has commenced.
b. Mr.. season Will be early next
Ash Tile Elberta peaches ripcn.
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10 Lone Tree. wyo., whore the young "a
survived by his parents and hve sRtcrs.
Secretary John Lcahcy OF the Park city Mlnerh
union announced last evening that he had oh
taIncd money enough from the local business
mon 10 assure tho residents OF this city apou-
dld celebration here Monday, September
Labor day. He. with othor mombcrs OF the
committee, working on the programme for
tho day which will be hummer and the
same will he given out for publication this
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[ntermounta1n News

johnson, ", x Johnson. Jr: nlternates a. w.
Harmcr Jamcr T. Hall John s. Boyor. Viola
RoyIance, Abbic Burt. Ivan Child. Nell Roylonso,
Walter whoclor Hidn Cofman. A. II. Child.
J. o. Houts. Alma spafoFd and Myron ManW"-
Ing.
Tho primary also named a campaign committee.
with @. W. Mendcnhnl1 chairman and George r,
Hsycock ssoretary and treasurer Tho Demo
Gratis arc showing vigor mt this timo tbun
they have shown for several years and hope TO
cayTy the town
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Only $45.25
For Five.Day Tour.

Yellowstone park via Oregon Short
Line from Salt Lake City. Excursion
train leaves salt Lake August 3lst
expenses for complete five-days' tour
vim Old Faithful, Lake. Canyon anu
Proportionately low rates
from other points. Make early reservs-
tions. City ticket office, Hotel Utah.
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-Butter steady:
Eggs steady; receipts. 1914 cases; at
mark, cases included. 20c; ordinary firsts
steady.
Cheese steady; daisies. 15i615tc; twins,
l4615c; Young Americas, 12i@12gc; long
horns. I5l9159c.
Potatoes Irregular; receipts 90 cars;
Illinois, 50@55o; Wisconsin. 53@5sc; MIN
nesota, b9@61c.
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Funeral Of Jorgensen.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
RICUFJEL.D. Aug, as,-The funeral OF John a.
Iorren.en tho brilliant Young attorney who died
mere Saturday, will be held Wednesday afternoon
from the scvIcr stake tabernacle Mr. Joreen-
s,n was widely known throughout the state. and
n in expected that large numher OF parsons
from, all parts OF the state Will he here TO at
land tho funeral During tho time of tho
funeral business houses IN RichheId will be closoI
out OF respect tho memory OF the departed.
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investigate tho matter ., n,.o, sx
.ooI adultion on the dam of tbe Dss:,e
rh,e eoer counties Canal company
,na nus Is proposed addition to the height q,
Total uan I'm VIII give the big reservoir a
,rom nJIa, one hundred feet to n hall mile aIn IN
10 mi6on' 6on' doubling the present CAPACITY ~
addition SigGy acre sn feet Including the ffty-foot
height -, 'ne Ion dam Will have a total
OF East Canyon creek water leVei
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Honor Goes to Woman.



OGDEN. Aug. 26.-Thc honor of shipping tho
orst carload OF pouches out OF Weber county dur
inS tho season Of 1912 will go TO Mrs j. r.
stewart, owner OF orchard near Roy Tho
hrst cur IL being loaded from her orchard
and Will leave for the onstcrn market Oh Sep
tcnbcr or 3. The Roy district will contribute
liboraly this 10 both the canning fac
tories and eastern markets
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SYRUP BY TRAINLOAD,
Desnt Of 100 Carloads Now En- Route
% Consumers OF the West.

SpHoShCiS VI IUC west.
" 10 The Tribune.
RDEs aug, 26.-The people OF the
fmce1hn and Pacific coast country
cotl1ss about two million pints. or
1Edrm carloads of the maple syrup
lpoa Id the Vermont and eastern
ein country during the past season,
R 70 Information received by To-
taas OF the Hartman lines. And
Enense shipment OF "napJack" ID
coming west all at one time,
that II Is being handled In four
u1ns, each composed OF twenty
'nngGator cars.
ne Missouri river the big ship
u be handled chiefly by the Union
seeneTn Pacifcs. It Is now en-
set but several days will elapse
y reaches Ogden. This is said to
= afgest transcontinentel shipment
I'9 ever made.
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Coffee Futures Steady

NEW YORK. Aug, .s-Coree futures clotea
steady. 10 10 points net lower. Sales, "a 5oV
hsss. August and September. $50; October.
I272c: November Il. 7sc: December. i7Nc; Jan
uary and February. IL $50; March, i2aio; April.
Spot quiet. Rio. No T. ttHc: Santos. No, g.
ISSc. Mid oofco quiet; Cordova, isdiISc.
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qIp" ON PoSToFFIcE,
Ezss VIII Get No Mall on Sunday,
|Bselares Postmaster ShurtIIff.

B.elares Postmaster ShurtIIff.
10 The Tribune.
EN-, Aug. 2s,-The Ogden postal
Ellss are going to take advantage
& new law providing for the "no
4 regulation on Sundays. according
4 announcement which has just been
T Postmaster Shurtliff, Here
EEl Ogden postoffice Will be closed
|stt as any saloon In the city on
n iB supposed to be.
isu to the passage OF the new
J bp every postmaster was per-
4 10 close his postoffice provided
! vas not too much public sentiment
q Il Now the Sunday closing Is
Ejory and no mail, except special
81 letters, will be handled on the
EG This means that a patron may
d to the postoffice on Sunday morn
|Ih receive his mail by means OF
|hm.
D hsw ruling probably will be the
y q Increasing the sale of special
~ Etamps for use on weekend let
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SPECIAL sTockHoLoERs' MEETING
.se, SOUTH MAIN STREET,

Notice is hereby given that q special
meeting of the stockholders of the Duluth
< Utah Development company, coTpora-
and same will be hold at the office OF
w. NJ Bradley, 4o5 Fclt building. salt
Lake City. Utah. on Saturday. August 3l-
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Band Leads Cortege.

oPeclai 10 inc Tribune.
:, oIDEN, Aug 2s.-Tho Ogden City band headed
the FUNERAL cortcgo OF Mrs. Bessie Edison wife
OF chnres II Edisou when her body wns con-
Veyed TO the Ogden City cemetory for intcrment
this afternoon. Mrs Edison died suddenly from
heart fnilure her home In Currle New. on
Friday Tho body brought TO this city
yesterday Funeral services we're conducted by
the Rev w W. Fleetwood tho KIrkondaIl
chapel NJ O'clock this attcrpoon
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Dies Of Pneumonia,
Special 10 The Tribune.

spfrIaT TO INC IFlDUNc-
OGDEN. Aug. 2s.-John Bannock. aged SS years
died at the Dec hospital last night after he had
been in that in8titution less than two hours
peath was duo TO pneumonia. from which he had
been Suforlng since Saturday, He Is survived
by two sisters. both residing in Salt Lake Tho
body removed 10 the Larkin undertaking
rooms pending the arrangcmontG for the fu-
neral,
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Stanger Funeral Wednesday.

SPecfAI 10 Tho TTIbuDo.
OGDEN, Aug. 25.-Thc funeral OF Frank Stan
ger, who drowned In the Weber river nt
Statewide yesterday afternoon will be held We'd
nesday afternoon with services at tho Marriott
ward chapel at o'clock Tho body will lie IN
state at tho homo OF the parents @r. aud Mrs.
David Stansor. In Marriott, Tuesday evening and
until 1 p. m. Wednesday,
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Salt Lake Medical Institute
sALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

the purpose OF voting to amend and
amending the articles Of incorporation of
the company by reducing the capitalize
tion of the company from s50o,o0 to $10.-
900 and the par value Of each share of
stock from $40 to 90 cents.
E. J. RADDATZ. President.
Dated August 0, 1912. SsS3
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Thomas J. Harris Dies,
Spcoiul TO Tho Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug 2s.-Aftor a brief illness from
pneumonia, Thomas ]. Harris. aged 30 years died
az tho home Of his sister, Mrs. c. C sherman
xHa PARK avenue. at l1:5o o'clock this forenoon
Mr. HarrIs born Mt S,ratford on Avon Eng
land, Juno ;, 1862. lie came 10 America with
his parents in 1855, coming Ogden nyc years
later. He was member Of the Veteran Fire
mons association The funeral arrangements have
not been completed
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Flax. Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug as.-.Corn. 10 3 yellow
oath, No. ~hits, 5od5oXc.
Rye. No. :? s21sso
FLAX. NssQta5c.
Barley, 33de2e-
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Ns nigh School Contract.

~ Inc Tribune.
i d. .n Aug. 2e-Bids for the build.
<2y. Wu nigh school building we're award
1 ~ e,s,nel HalInday of Provo T--a
u,I. vac, se, for tho general building for
shr., ~ eHlng nearly $4,000 cheaper tbnn
m, e'nPe''tor There we're ove other
d Oh IN. -uu.iant for the plumbing and
<th. Az building was awarded 10 North
hi,si. 'ho Of Provo. thelr hid being tsta5'
"'h' be completed by July 1, 1915.
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CASH quotations.

Cash quotations follows: Flour. steady:
rye. No. 2, zoe; barley. feed mixing. f3dsoc:
81 7564.75: clover socd. $40. oo4i5.5o: msss pors
Sl787i. 1880: lard. in tIcrces slL0eis: short
ribs. loose. $40 sTn.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total cloarapccg OF wheat and hour were equal
10 900 bushels. Primary receipts were l. tTai-
600 bushels compared with 400 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible sup
ply OF whoat In the United States Increased 4l9 =
900 bushels for tho week The amount OF bread
stun ocean passage increased T. 000. 900 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 3i7 cars;
corn, oS5 cars oats. s37 cars. hogg 10. 900 head.
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Fire Destroys Home.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug 25-The home OF Henri Martin.
on West Seventeenth street completely de-
stroyed by Ere at carly hour this morning.
when the building fired by epaTks from
passing locomotive. Little OF the furniture
paved. Mr.. Martins loss is estimated at $7o0.
| with no iuslrance
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Granted License to Wed.

Special tc The Tribune
OGDEN Aug. 25.-A marriage iiconse was
granted today 20 James o. WilUon OF Salt Lake
aud Mabel Root OF Madinc N. Y.
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ST LOUIS, Aug 2s.-Wool utoadJ; medium
grades rombing and clothing 23nG.ec; light
6nc. 1ea2lc; heavy. 5lT3Sc: tub washed. 2S9
s5c.
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EIgin Butter.

ELGIN. Ill. Aug 2s.-The quotations commit
tee OF tho Eigin board this auornOJu osclaIec
butter rrm st s5o.
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TO INCREASE CAPACITY.
ssn Begin Investigation Of Plans TO
Enlarge Big Dam.

Aug: 26.-Accompanied by
sIte Engineer Morgan Jensen.
80 William Bostaph and w. L.
1--WE departed for the East can
alesh miles north OF Morgan, to
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Cotton Market.
st. Louis Wool.

NEW YORK Aug s6.-Cotton closed easy ai
4 net decline OF 22d,6 points
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Total .ulc- Tor the dnv :aa 700 shares.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-03-29
HANDS BURNED LIKE FIRE

- %
T can truthfully say Cuticma Ram
ssdies have cured me of four long
;ears. Of ecsena. { About four years
AGo I noticed some little pimples
cemint on.my little finger. and mot
giving it;any attention It soon became
worse and spread ali over my hands.
sIf would have them IN water for .
long time. they would burn like hrs
eand large cracks would come. could
lay q pin. In them. After using an
the sa,lves could think Of. Iswent 10
three diferent doctors, but al did
me no good. The only relief got was
scratching.
$50 after hearing 80 much about the
wonderful Cuticura Remedies, Ispur.
chased one complete set. and after
using them three days my hands were
much better. Today my hands are
entirely well, one ret being all / used =
(signed) Miss Eta Narber, r. 3. .. =
Spring Lake, Mich, gept. 20. 1910.
Although Cuticura Soap and Oiptt
ment are sold everywhese. . sample
Of each. with 82-page book VIII -be
mailed free on application to -Cutt
cura," Dept. L, Boston. !,
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-03-29
The SAFE ElxATnlE
FOR .EL LDEREY Y PEOPLE

z lEnet elderly peopls are more oe
Len, troubled With . chronic. psr-
.sistelt consttp ttpation. due largely to
Iaclxo3 sufncient exercise. They OK
sSeAfh6e dimculty in digesting even
:1iSAttf6od. with . consequent belching
~ pmAch gases, drowsiuess after
&Afl headache and . feeling Of lassi-
t46e sad general dtscomfort.
q Doctors advise against catharttcs ana
.S4elept purgattves of every Kind, REQ
s65mmSudlng . mild, 1entle laxative
tenin Ike Or. Caidwell's Syrup Pepsin.
10 eject relief without disturbing the
sntfrS system.
Dr. Caidwell's Syrup Pepsin u the
perfect laxative. easy In action. cer-
tain IN ef5Act and. withal, pleasant to
the taste. Il possesses tonic proper
Hes that strengthen the stomach, liver
and bowels and is . remedy that has
been for years the great standby in
thousands Of families. and should be
IN every family medicine chest. It II
equally a. valuable for children a. for
older people.
Druggists everywhere sell Dr.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin In Soc and s1.00
b0ttles. II you have never tried Il
send your name and address to Dr.. w.
3. Caldwell. 2o1 Warrington Ht., Mon
tiosllo. III. and he win be very clad to
eend . sample bottle for trial.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-03-29
POOR MANS HOTEL.

or two or make his permanent home
at cost within his reach and that
without taking all his earnings. In
order that those whose income en-,
ables them shall go to public hos
telry. those who wish to take advan.
tage Of the low rates must produce
reasonable proof that they do not earn
more than $500 a year. This may
seem very small in America. but in
Austria. Hungary and other continen.
tai countries there are hundreds Of
thousands Of men whose income is
considerably less than that.
: Education and recreation have not
been forgotten in the Peoples hotel.
There is a large smoking room and q
reading room where the leading news
papers are on file.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-03-29
MANY COLLEGE WOMEN WED
Nearly Fifty Per Gent. Of Those Of
Mount Holyoke Happily
= Married. ,s.s

South Hadley, Mass.-Nearly so per
cent. of the 1000 women graduated
from Mount Holyoke college are hap
PLY married., according to statistics
compiled by DR.. Amy Hewes. protes-
sor Of economics. No divorces have
been reported in fifty years. Accord
ing to her statistics. the average age
for graduation has fallen from 2S years
and s months to 81 years 8 months.
Most of the graduates walt three or
four years after commencement be-
fore marriage. ..s, -
The college graduate mother, &C.
cording to statistics with reference to
a certain group, has two children and
more boys are born to college women
than girls.