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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
RID GRA|VDE' s HEAD
SALT LAKE VISITOR
President Bush Says Problem
of Soldier Summit Not
Yet Decided.

3. F. Bush. president Of the Denver
Rio Grande and Z. L. Brown, vice
president OF the road. accompan MED by
their families, arrived In Salt Lake CITY
yesterday after a trip over the line They
spent several days In the vicinity of
Soldier Summit before coming here,
President Bush wishing to look into all
done there under the supervision OF Mr.
Brown.
Yesterday S. Y. Derrah. assistant gen
eral freight agent for the Denver 8: Rio
Grande- escorted the party about the city
IN automobiles and In the late afternoon
they. went TO Saltair returning In time
for dinner at the Hotel Utah. The party
will be at the Hotel Utah until Monday
and then will return over the Denver
e. Rio Grande
There has been no decision rega nd :
ing tho electrlficatlon Of the road over
Soldier Summit" said President Bush
that ] am looking over the road is II
further consider that proposition. We
are putting In the detour line that will
cut the grade down to two per cent as
fast as possible, but that would be done
in any event. When 1t Is done We Will
most economical way possible, whether
that is by steam or electricity.
NE. Brown has the work going on ir
splendid shape ali along the line and we
shall continue TO crowd the improve
ments as fast as We possibly can, Oul
company is spending lots Of money ir
Utah and Colorado. but the country 4,
we'll worth tho expenditure. and bushes.
conditions. coupled with the promising
outlook. warrant It,"
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PREPARE To SURVEY
||vTERURBAN ROUTE
Project of Line From Ogden
to Logan by No Means
Abandoned.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. i6.-That P. A Wells, the
Omaha capitalist vino Is promoting the
proposed interurhan line between Ogden
and Logan. has not given up the proJec,
was shown today when crew or ten civil
engineers took up headquarters In this
city with the intention of operating from
this point while laying out the proposed
route through ogden canyon. They ar
rived from Logan accompanied by Mr.
Wells. who left today for Omaha to be
absent during the next few days.
The proposed route of the new road, the
Ogden, Logan & Northern. has been gone
over in a general way and II is declared
by Mr., Wells that another electric line
through the narrow gorge TO tho Ogden
valley Is not impossible. Further, he says
that the line can be built ell the way TO
Logan with maximum grade OF but
per cent. Tho proposed route after the
mouth Of the canyon has been rcached ts
over The dugway. west on Twentieth street
to Washington. then west on Twenty sec
ond TO Lincoln. connecting with the Bam-
berger line on that avenue,
So far as known Mr. Wells has not
taken up the question OF riSht-ot-w way
either through the canyon or over the
cItv streets. Logan has given Mr. Wells
every assistance, aiding him in securing
a franchise through the Cache valley and
subscribing & large sum OF money to aid
the project. Upon the occasion OF Mr.;
WelIs's last visit TO Ogden he complained
of having not received the encouragement
which was expected OF Ogden people.
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officers and COG enlisted men. came from
San Francisco TO Salt Lake City over
Besides Captain Baskett, the officers
with the battalion We're Captain III. L.
Evans, Captain Rcasoner Lieutenant Far
rell and Lieutenant Williams
Oticers and men expressed pleasure
over the trip from San Francisco here
and Captain Basket declared >that, al
though he had been across the continent
bVe times. he had never enjoyed any
railroad trip as lie had enjoyed the ride
over the Western Pacific. especially that
part through the Feather River can
yon.
r. Il. Lovejoy, travelling passenger
agent for the Western Pacific was in
charge OF the train. From this city 10
Pueblo the train will he In charge OF
w. w Haitian, chief rate clerJ, for the
Denver & Rio Grande. with headquarters
at Denver.
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Railroad Notes.

Tho Trainor Desmond company. n real
estate firm Of Oklahoma will pass
through Salt Lake City over the Gould
roads today with a party OF eighty-thr
persons Their destination is the Sacra-
mrento valley In California. F. e, Love
JOY, travelling passenger agent for the
western Pacific, Will accompany the
party back over that road
w d. McLeish. travelling passenger
agent for tho LehiSh Valley railroad. was
a visitor In Salt Lake City yesterday
j. A. Reeves. general freight agent for
the oregon Short Line. returned yester-
day from r. trip through Idaho.
The special rate on zinc, as announccd
Yesterday by the Denver g. Rio Grand Q.
of $3.50 a ton from Utah to the oil belt
points In Kansas and Oklahoma Is a
Joint agreement between the Santa Fe
and the Denver & Rio Grande, the last
Pueblo, where IL Is transferred TO the
tracks OF the Santa Fe company
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MACHINE MINERS. ss,25: NINE MUCK
ers. s2.75; single jack miners, $500; 25
laborers, hours, s2,25; II. II. bridge car
penters, r. r. bridge helpers. night cook,
r. R hotel. west Sheppard's Emp.
Agcy., 112 w. End So. Wasatch 1884.
fIc3S
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Judge Lectures Mothers,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. t6.-Although Mrs. Pete
Unander. residing on Ninth street
plcade ed guilty To charge of assault and
battery preferred by Mrs. NJ. j. Kell, a
neighbor, Judge w, II. Reeder refused
TO assess a fine when the case was tried
in the police court this morning The
trouble was a nejghborhood disturbance
in which the children Of the two prin-
cipals were Involved. These children
testified In the case. and when the evil
dence was all in Judge Reeder proceed ed
10 give both OF the mothers some good
sound advice as TO their future conduct.
lie criticised them severely for bringing
their petty grievances into court and
causing their children TO testify.
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Stenographers In Plenty.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 16,-That Ogden would
be a fertile field for any school or college
wishing To employ teacher In shorthand
instruction has been demonstrated by the
avalanche OF applications received by
Superintendent J. NJ. Mills for the posi-
tion recently vacated by Miss Bertha
Sterling shorthand instructor at the Og-
den high school, Some OF the applicants
even sent their photographs, while others
were certain that. even though they had
not taken a complete course In stenogra-
ply, they felt fully capable OF assuming
the responsibilities Of teaching others.
Superintendent Mills has not yet an
nounced his selection for the position.
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freight crows out OF Ogden the business
Of The Southern Pacific has Increased
10 point which created record for
officials OF the freight department state
that ten freight crews have been put
TO work since July Is, the business hav~
ing practically doubled since TINT time.
This increased freight traffic is largely
due to the vast amount of California
fruit which is transported over the Har-
rlman lines to- ensteTn markets. Several
OF the California and Nevada valleys
have vast orchards which came Into
bearing for the first time this season.
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Bancroft Returns.

w. H. Bancroft, vice president and
Line. returned to his Headquarters In
this city yesterday from Island Park,
where he had been In conference with
higher officials OF the Hartman lines
Judge Robert s. Lovott. chairman OF the
executive committee of the Hartman
lines. went west from Island Park, and
A. J.. Mohler, president of the Union
Pacific and the Oregon Short Line. went
that far south with Mr.. Bancroft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
Leaves Estate to Woman.

Special to The Tribune.
T., OGDEN, Aug. ia petition was fled
in the district court today In which
Sophia De I4aBaume, legatee, asks that
the Will Of tho late Timothy O'Nell be
admitted TO probate and that George :.
Barker be named as administrator. The
residence OF any blood relative of the
deceased is not known and Sophia De
La Eaunle Is named as the ben neficiary in
the will. Mr.. O'Neil owned some real
estate In Weber county and the extent
OF his holdings I'm mines and mining
claims have not been asceriained. The
estate. it is estimated. Will be worth
several thousand dollars.
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Canyon Club Protests.
;pecial To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 16,-The Ogden Canyon
club has taken It's first official step In
yon by protesting to the county commits
sioners against a large sign which has
been erected near the Sanitarium and at
the very entrance to the gorge. In a
communication signed by T. r. O'Con-
nally, acting secretaB, the commission
ers are asked to take immediate action
toward the removal OF the offensive sign.
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Debs Is Not Coming.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Aug, i6.-Instcad of Eugene
V. Debs the presidential candidate on
the Socialist ticket Emil Sedel. the cam
didate for vice president. will oo the
principal speaker OF the Socialist CAM
paign In Utah The Ogden Socialists Will
hold their big meeting OF the campaign
on October s. according to the present
plans. Mr., Sedel will be In the city
al fhat time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17

Robert W. Herter. Lawrenceville,
Mo, who had been bothered with kid
ney trouble for two years, says; 81
tried three different kinds of kidney
pills but with no relief. My neighbor
told mo to use Foley Kidney Pills.
took three bottles Of them, and got a
permanent cure. ! recommend them
to everybody Schramm.Johnson,
Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
ENTERS NIGHTMARE PLEA.
Man Arrested on Charge Of Disturbing
Peace Makes Strange Explanation.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug 16.-Joseph Marino. when
srrsigned in Judge w. II. Reeders court
today on a charge OF disturbing the peace,
declared that he was subject TO frightfui
Nightmares. and while sleeping with one
of his countrymen at the Central hotel
2 few nights ago he had another bad
dream and attacked his bedfellow, strik,
ing him In the face. There was third
man In the room at the time, and the
affair caused so much disturbance that
all three were arrested.
Marino told the court that while ne
was still q resident OF Greece he attacked
his brother with a club while suffering
from a nightmare and almost killed the
rela ;ive As Marino's two friends had
paid 81 each into the city treasury by
forfeiting ball. the court decided TO assess
Marino Il like amount
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMA1E HELP


THE NUMBER OF WELL-PAID STEM
oEraphic positions we filed last week
emphasizes the well-known fact that when
an employer wants a good stenographer he
caiIs upon tho Remington Typewriter
company's employment department. You
are invited to make use of the free scrv-
Ices OF this department. 172 SO. West
Temple st. fi343
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j, w. RaiIev I'll
Special to The 7

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug, 6.-Superintendent 7.
w Bailey of the Ogden Rapid Transit
company Is confined TO his home by H.
ness. a sudden attack OF lumbago and
acute rheumatism yesterday causing con-
siderable alarm among his friends He
suffered much pain during the night, but
MS condition today was reported as
greatly improved. The attack resulted
from severe cold contracted several
days ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
DIED

SCREDER-In this cltv, August IS, 1912.
Of peritonitls, William. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin w Screder, late of Los
Angeles, Cal, and Idaho. born January
ls, 1908. In Los Angeles. Funeral services
Monday at 2 p. m. from the Mission
chapel OF Undertaken Joseph w. Taylor.
81 South West Temple street. Friends
are invited to attend Interment in Mt.
OllNnl rannaI-rN.
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Granted License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. ia marriage license
was granted today to Lawrence Nenable
OF Syracuse and Myrtle Jones OF Hooper
The Young people were united In mar
riaee by Judge ] a Howell before leaY-
ing the county building.
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PRAISES WESTERN PACIFIC.

Seasoned Captain Of Soldiers Enthusla s.
tic Over Feather River Canyon
The third battalion Of the Ninth United
States Infantry. under the command of
Captain Alvin X. Baskett, passed through
Salt Lake City yesterday on the way TO
Fort SUI. Okla, from the Philippine Is
lands. J The battalion, comprising five
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
Makes sheepmen Happy.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 1G.-F1fteen thousand
sheep from the Lucin camps is tho esti-
mate made by r. ". Harrington on the
total shipments to eastern markets this
season Mr. Harrington has just returned
from trip to his ranges west Of this
city and he declares that conditions were
never better. the heavy rains having i'm
proved the ranges. The woolgrower also
says that the winter ranges will be the
hest in maUy wears,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
Wife Finally Divorced.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Aug. 16.-1n Judge J. A.
Howell's court today, Melissa 3 Stalker
was granted a final decree of divorce
from Charles A. Stalker. The interlocu-
tory decree was granted to the wife In
December of last year
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MODERN 3 ROOMS AND BATH. NEW
" tinted. $3.50 per month, 455 T.. 9Th
So. Call phone Wasatch 27f4-W, f1722
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Freight Traffic Heavy

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 16--wth a total OF
more than one hundred men working In
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APARTMENT HOUSE JANIToR WHO
has time TO take care OF one more build
ing near Tth Z. and 2nd So. Inquire 81
Il. 1st So. 1885
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PLY READY FOR WORK AT S A. M
AND ! F. NJ, DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
S31 so. 9Th EAST.
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wANTED-Goop LIVE sALESMES
to sell Insurance fo- the Aetna Lite
Insurance company. in the state of Utah.
GOOD contracts for men who can SNOW
results, Address c, Ed Moss. manaEGI'
1015 Boston bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah;
e'' el997
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CARD OF THANKS

VIE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS
to our many friends for their kindness
shown in our recent bereavement
MRS. w. J. MANN
f18o1
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WANTED, AT ONCE, FOUR YOUNG
ladies' Of neat appearance for road. So
lcitinS, easy line. no experience ueces-
sary; expenses and salary or commission.
inquire between and II a. m. or l and 8
D. M, Mr.. Lee, Hotel Wilson f1S4S
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WANTED, YOUNG NURSE GIRL. MUST
be neat and competent: call afternoons
1860 E, SO, Temple, f1S34
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED - SALESMAN TO SELL
chewing gum 10 dealers on commits
sion good Job for the right man; don't
Parks. s17 10th ST.. Denver. Colo. f1477
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TAILOR-MADE CORS4
EIIRS AND TAXIDERm
VETERINARY scHoo

s, r. VETERINARY coLLlEicSa5
gins Sept. 1e. No Pr9,esSrc r.
equal opportunity: Cata,os sxa
Keane. pres, 1918 Market s''
cisco.
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GROCERY SPECIAL
LIVERY STABLES

MCOY STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold
Pnone u. c14I
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STRoCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household heip'
Headquarters for laborerb.
s6 West End South Phones Asa.
c743
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SKILLED AND UNsKILLED LABOR
crs furnished; also hotel help. Is. So.
West Temple Wasatch 568. a1953
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AT 25G y STREET, GROOM MODERN
cottage; gas, furnace, washtubs In base
mcnt: rent reasonable. Apply T. IT, Mott
Al AZ Richar rdS street. Phone Wasatch
353s 1881
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ENGRAVED STATION

--~~-~-~--~---~~~>> ~rryErTX
FINEST ENGRAVED SOOsSrc1o
comm erciaI stationery. Pem
East Broadway, Salt Lake.
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LARGE HOUSE 2o7 2ND SOUTH FOR
two families or rcorninG and boarding
house. lust been repainted and Papercd.
Apply 9. s. Holmes, Semlnh hotel fl116
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GOVERNMENT WANTS POSTOFFICG
clerks. carriers (sS5 month";; examina-
tions coming; coaching free. ,fTanKln
e1207
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wANTED-AcTTvB MEN TO SELL
groceries. wholesale. TO the consumer
Exclusive territory. Good commissions
For particulars write Edgar Jones COM
pany. 33s 25th street. Ogden. Utah: 40
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, l64 So, West Temple. Phone
1913 da
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

Z y 1t1N12 v 1eI @s4IA I1HIbLIVU
W, WILLIAMS & SON, 1876 ". ST. BELL
I5<6-K- Upholstering. chairs recaned.
o343
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JAPANESE GENERAL AGENCY. 200
West 1st South Wasatch 1871. Hep
furnished for hotels. restaurants and pTl-
vate families. also work by the day; rali-
road and construction work; mining q
speciality. ooioe
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THREE-ROOM MODERN TER RACE.
two disappearing beds bui,-ln dresser
and combination coal and gas range. bth
Hylund 923- w 1850
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s7s EAST 5RD so. 7-RooN MODERN
house c. w Miller, 10 r. srd SO.
d2li0
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MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK NONE
better IL quarts for 81. delivered. Give
us Q trial WaSatch $500. e2ol3
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM R.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 So. State
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DETECTIVES

1ANCAsTER DETECTIVE -
Under new uanage'uen., phon
satch edI5. 401 Boston BIDS
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% HOUSES. ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttie Bros. Co, 15s Main
street ASS
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FOR RENT

S1X-ROoM FURNISHED HOT
rent TO responsible people. ~
Tor sale by piece or lot. Annis
South. pb'&
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PERSONALS

LADIEs-sloo0 REWARD: POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great Successful
Monthly" remedy: safely relieves soms
Of the longest. most obstinate. abnormal
cases in three to five days: no harm, paIn
or interferences with work. mail 81 so
Double strength 50 Or. B. p. Southins-
ton Remedy Co. Kansas City, Mo. els
ANY Girl. NEEDING FRIENDS Will
find them at the Salvation Army Ad-
dress all communications to Mrs Adiu-
tant Sloate, 52l East Third South street
Salt Lake City. n243s
ED-INFORMATION AS TO THE
whereabouts OF j. II. Kramer or e u
Forshay. Address Charles Kramer, 1912
s. 1lth East,
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING
PA E. End So. Phone a. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO., SO SO. MAIN
at. Phone 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nI632
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WANTED
WANTED--MALE HELP

wANTED-A FEW BRIGHT BOYS. M
mediately, past IS, good physique, fair
education. to ut for Salt Lake postoffice
clerks and letter carriers, good starting
salary. permanent position. SEQ imme-
diately, bringing parent with you, MT
Eoff. 702 Boston bldg fl1o3
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INVENTIONS PATENTED

SCOTT e. CO. PATENT ATTORNEYS,
all countries: reasonable terms. 227
Judge bldg. s2S96
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E. q. o'DONNELL, UNDERTAKBR
and enbalmer. has moved to new loca-
ton, 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3So9
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5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. GOOD
condition. $40 31s NJ st, Wasatch 1855.
e2J65
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT HOUSES UNFUFIiJsETD
7-RM. BR, COT. s1076 r.. 9TH so $50 90
5-rm brick cot, 9s2 Princeton av II 30
6-rn- brick cot, BlS So. 5th E.. ~ 90
f-rm. II. cot. 1911 So, 8th West. 500
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
co.
Phone aii. % Il; list South ST.
fires
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OLD FEATHERS

MADE INTO WILLOW PLJJMES
combings made into switches. los So
End e. f13l2
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WANTED-OLD ESTABLISHED EAST
ern house wants reliable, competent
salesman, hats, caps, gloves-utah.
southern Idaho. Give references, expe-
rlence and trade acquaintance to insure
attention: expenses. salary and commits
Sion Address IA-26. Tribune 1920
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10
' 1 AT THE HOTELS | * | |
 } | : : ++*+++* : | + < | | 1

AT THE ARLINGTON-Char Lemhoff, Little Rock; H. A. McMil- lian, Little Rock; o. Terry, New York; William Reid, Charles Whalen, Wh. Blackwell, Aug. Seeker, 1O1 Ranch Show; A. Terry, New York; P. J. Bledsoe, Fort Smith, Mrs. M. E. Limberber, Little Rock; Frank Ross, Little Rock; w. N Hardister, Little Rock; w. H. Holmes, Little eek; R. c. O'Bryan, Van Buren.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-C. w. Pat ten, Houston; Charles E. Moss, Mem> phis; E. B. Spencer, Memphis; E. F. Leatham, Memphis; J. M. Roundtree, Houston, Texas; w. K. Spellman, Lit tie Rock; Paul Warren, Chicago; Louis Kleipstein, St. Louis; E. A. Reichardt, Little Rock; F. B. Rohin- son, Jackson; J. l.. Benas, St. Louis D. c. Phillips. Cincinnati; H. E. Thom- as, New Orleans; G. K. Hackman, Kansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-10
Many Driven From Home.

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