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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
[CAN BUY ASPARAGUS
LOOSE BY THE POUND

At meeting OF the Growers hN-
change which supplies vegetables 10 the
Salt Lake market. held at Bountiful last
Wednesday. IL was decided that, begin
ming today the growers would dlscon :
tinuc tho practice OF tying aspnragus In
bundloS. This decision WIS reached be-
causc the gardeners said that much time
was lost In tying the asparagus. and
also because In the past two or three
years the size of the lunches has de-
creased from one pound 20 e-hul(
pound. and In some cases they have bocu
requested TO tic II in ouo-third pound
bunches n is said that in this way the
purchasers do not get as much for their
money rs they would by buying II loose
by the pound. The gardeners expressed
themselves as willing TO sell asparagus
cheaper II they arc not required 10
bnncl il
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Mrs VIM. A. Allen, Chacon, New
Mexico, had so severe cough that 1t
nearly choked her TO death. Mr.. Allen
says: owe tried many things without
helping her when by good luck | got
a bottle of I'oley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t helped her AT once and
finally cured her. IT is the best medi-
cine we ever used. " Schramm John
son Co.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.


BENNETr-Funerai services over the
remains of Mrs. Margaret f Bennett,
who died at Ogden May e. 1912, viii be
held from East Jordan chapel Midvalc
Thursday, May .. 1912, at y. IN. Iu-
terment. East Jordan cemetery. Friends
wishing TO view the body may do at
the residence OF her brother, V. II. AM
norman at Midvale. from If TO $50 on
day of funeral
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And in accordance with law and an
order Of the board Of directors made ON
tho 10Th day OF March, 1912, 40 many
may be necessary will be sold at the Of
flee of the company. room i17. D, F.
Walker building, Salt Lake City, Utah,
on the goth day OF May. 1s12, at 9
O'Clock p. M. OF said day. to pay de-
linQuent assessment thereon together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
Of sale H. BARNETT
Secretary.
Z q. = Walker building, room AT.
c1o7
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WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED-4-CYLIND MOTOR. OR
win sell chassis, w. Shirley 144 9Th
East. o3179
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Abraham Irrigation company. Inoorpor-
ated under the laws of the State Of Utah.
Principal place of business, 3ol South
Main street Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice--There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of
assessment levied on the 9th DAY of
March. \. y. 1919 the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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DIED.

JONES-THE REMAINS OF FRANK
c. Jones. aged 81 years. Will be shipped
today, MAY S, 1912, from the parlors OF
E;bcr w. Hall to Evansville, Ind, for In
terment. The remains viii be accom-
panied by his son, William q. Jones.
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LANCASTER DETECTIVE AGENCY
furnishes reliable and bonded operators
for all occasions. Try us, 1912 Boston
bldg Wasatch I40A b3427
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Cedar Talisman Consolidated Mines
company: location OF principal place OK
business. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice-Thcre arc delinquent upon the
following described stock on account ot
assossment No 3 levied on the 10Th dag
of March 1912, the several amounts SGT
opposite tho names 81 the respective
share hDlde as follows:
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GOOD GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
work; family OF three. No. Gibbons
aol East 3rd South. Wasatch 24o5- Y :,
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PERSONAL.

WILLOW PLUMES MADE OUT OF
old feathers: combngs bought and
made into puffs and switches. GAS South
State st. x154
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a SALESWOMAN ENERGETIC AND
Intelligent worker can secure perrna-
nent position with largest manufactur-
ers and importers Write for appoint
nent. 325 Felt bldg b63l
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wANTED-SECOND HAND CLOTH
fng; highest nriccs paid 1S1 w, Ind SO.
Phone Bell Wasatch 2O66-K- b5A
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GIRL FOR HoUSEwORK: SMALL,
cottage; no upstairs. 123 S. or !
West 1st South b2T0S
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SEVERAL CAPABLE PIANO TEACH
ers for out-of-town classes. Apply 61S
Iernp]eton bldg, Utah Conservatory OF
Music CA
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'-S1oM Pioee. NC IMSopERN sRN HOUSE = y,
HN'' Bell phone W w"eSssesa g, u y
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WANTED. SEVERAL. EXPERIENCED
solicitors; good proposition for steady
men; must be married. Address W-5t.
Tribune ESQ
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass. rags. bottles. rubber. copper. etc.
Utah Junk Co., $40 SO. Ath West. Phone
200 rnl972
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and in accordance with law. and an nrdor
NJ the board OF directors made on tho 9th
day OF March. 1872. 40 many shares ot
each parcel OF such stock as may he nee
essary. will be sold al the office or the
company 351 South Main street Salt Lake
City. Utah on the 18th day Of June. a. y.
1ai@. al ZOO p. m. to pay delinquent as
s.ssments thereon, together with tile cost
of advertising and expenses Of the sale
CHAS. TYING. Secretary.
551 South Main street, Salt Lake City.
Utah. c763
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lngs 110s Third ave b3240
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
EoR RENT HOUSES Nj
noS-,~--~-->~-o.ohs UNPms
.-ROoM :, DO, COTTAGES ,~..Ssz
@"'' good location. %@9DEss
i%9 fargS S-RiooM aio"!;9lM MODERN 4
st, inoGires iIsplng gf + percEess. dousEs
room T"9 ON. MODERN go7,.-T
reasonable, Bell WNoousE. clc,
70 HOUSES. ALL r7,.e ..ls
,trast rnd pFicea. TutuSo BSDs. LOc,,,
D ROOM STRICT
low, best reyiaai eini AoDyay
liable nn,., ,,,tHre aS 1t s,arn~an r~n .. 81
Phone II Hylaad 'tsa 1ASGdd,.ss "a ,,.ss S,ss K saa Z,
s-R5sooM: 5ss IN MODERN v7;5L
sss South 1oa n; Eas;t fURsAcs
COTTAGES c1oo.
,oss ssssry'cs: 4-roora. SIS! IN: ~,
MOD: ? RMS Avn Nna
Perkins 500 100 East sth son,ni, rs, s!it
S-RooM BOO MODERN uoi-,s1
rast ptace, 2nd South bbSgsE EyS<
0s'' phone W wessse'a ri. I; =
NEW STRICTLY
house; bungaiow MODERN D.,
lsundrles: 2L bIocLra Lranee; hs, ~
A'o' "a'asch siis osi,A III
'-R6o3oM; Roc AL MopEeS
Gale st. 9TH So. bot. btHS; ID ~ y 9 !!
7-RooM MODERN v.,
house. with SN, slesr,,,y VERY m
decorated. hns lcsal.. us q
s-gsooM 30 PARTLY Monr,s
eth South. rent yerv er.vopsHN. On
w Wasatch A1s-Y. wy 'eaNnaa /
7-RooM MODERN 1,;
sooa laundry. 4ei South iSSs ID =
TM9 N,a g.; 2g;;RooM HOUSES N, !,
'i'ss ave. Waterloo, an +, !.
'-RooM MODERN Vo7;5,
y, lat West. inquire IoST oS 1,.l Hg|
f-RooM TO. y, BRICK HOUSE. NJ
iol: VIZ per month. pea, yns yMns
.nousre .hco Langton Lims 4 ~
Sfe SO. Bird West ruz|
7-R. APT IN MopERs -
brick house, hot ;yats, IN IN
neWlT pnpered: large norrs.N M y,
500. l63 stb Ens, @ s'sds tsz 4,
20 MODERN HOUSES. 8 lvNIs
Apply AIS West sth South
FIVE ROOMS. PANTRY p,7, !
tric lights and gas. IN l ls
MODERN HOME. WJru -
| garage. furnished or unfnHl.s,, f.,
A st, Wasatch 24e5
7-RooM BRICK MODERN q,
SO Phone Wasatch loi,
PART DOUBLE HOUSE =
large screened porch. e. / mI
street
3 Rooms, $500. INQUIRE ~ 4
| 7th East,
sl5-LARGE LOTS. BARN. 1 h
| room houses. s54 z. IN "a +
3rd West. Sale on easy terrs 4.
447o,
BROOM TERRACE. Close h
car fare; fine bathroom ~ /
steam hent. cement cellar l;rz n
yard: SIT. A snap. out nun 4,
family. Apply 125 East rtA S;.o
phone Wasatch 4579-y.
7-RooM MODERN HOUSE q i
East. Key az i2s. psoss a
S1s7.
MODERN 4-RooM COTTAGE 4
Wesatch 24l1-Z.
A BARGAIN, 3 ROOMS. MoDry
So. Main. No dogs.
A BRICK HOUSE OF aoosE 4
IN. Apply d20 East 3rd soss
4-RooM APARTMENT. con
low rent. Phone i7S.
SNAIL HOUSE NEAR iTH Eft
18th South, sS, Hyland @-T.
TWO FoCR-ROO MODERN Z
one on east and one on yet
Wasatch 5i26-X.
4 AND 6-RooM MODERN BEll
tage, close in: no children VI
South.
GROOM HOUSE FOR aII
uuire 22I Brown court o. "
bet No. ard So. Temple.
s1s-4-RM BRICK. PARTLY "
minutes walk from P. o
61s-R-
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN HoCs
oulre I1o4 Third ave.
EJGTT ROOMS. BAsENEM
floors and finish; hot water, =
age. sleeping porch; cheap ~
Tribune.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE cv;s; c3;
cheap. Inquire 2t9 WeS -
Wasatch dS2-K.
REDBUGs EXTERNnEAls'
GUARANTEED CLEAN ~; 80
Cali Rice. 127 e lst so. 81 '''
| .,rr-p VTf|
APARTMENTS UNFuksls'
| ,NO
FOR RENT, MODERN AZ III
apartments IL La France
Tr:E e,OVEY,
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MI!oDLE-AGED LADY FOR HOUSE
Keeper, reliable, small family. Ad-
dress X-21. Tribune. GILL
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household neio'
Headquarters FOR laborers -
90 West End South. Phones fb4,
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p.rs month. ,,SS: IS East aTp e., BAN. .7H. md
@N.ns, senloh ho.tI south n.
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, SASE-
mon. Firgt Congregational church: We
got you position free OF charge. Ie.s Ie.s,
phono Ind 1866. Boil 6S22, Iiis
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING: WILL, CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones. t2l9I
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS.

ETJ.N1TITRE; OF ALL KINDS WANTED;
vii! pay you flrst-class prices, II. G:
Fisher z. Co. 165 So, w, Temple, Bell
5171; Ind 96i. e2oS
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEW DIRK
call 2i95 Ind for particulars. c1i4
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. W. w, KING
PA E. 2nd So. Both phones 81 b297
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5-RooM APARTMENT; "a ysSSss.E
East Phone Wasateh -
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SUCCESS INSURAECE-UTAH BuSl-
ness College preparation for bualnes'
!i1e Start n course now. Boston oidg,
chy, night. albSs
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Ozark APTs., 454 SO. III 'i
rooms. summer
sew.
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLST ERING AND
mattress remaking, Utah Eedding
Mig. Co Both phones 3S3, b5O2
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LAKpyIEw APTs'' .,ots ~
each, $40; above
l.e2s c7l No. Main. II
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ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WiJL
find them at the Salvation Army. Ad-
dress all communications to Mrs. Adfu-
tant Sloate. 521 East Third South street
Salt Lake City. n2433
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. w
Get you O position free Of charge IeBe e.ea
phones-Ind. 1865 Bell b822. t'o'
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Chichester Pills, the Diamond brand,
for 25 years known as best safest. al
ways reliable; buy OF your druggist; take
no other. Chichester's Diamond Brand
pills are sold by druggists everywhere.
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s-Rs.01oM. 70 MODERN -,
sss South iOra M; ss.;, FuRsAcs
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FAMILY HOTEL
DRESSMAKING
CLAIMS ADJUSTED

PEOPLES CLAIM ADJUSTER. ACCI-
dent claims a speciality. J2i Atlas
block & II Hutchinson. b@S23
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VERY NICE I-ROOM NEW MODERN
bRiGk BnNGAOW-s20 $1,000. F'RITSCH
NO. 20l-2 FELT BLDG. cS30
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AT ONCE. FIVE BRIGHT, CAPABLE
ladies over Il to travel, demonstrate
and sell dealers; 326 TO $50 per week,
r r. fare paid. Goodrich Sales company,
Sc East Fourth South street. Salt Lake.
c551
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sHBPPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The Red Front" 112 West End South.
Bell 1894 e1s43
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ALL KINDS SECOND -HhND CLOTH
Ing trunks, valjses, best prices paid
2s Commercial 81. Reply By poatai eaTd
s771 Bell. Iva
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GOOD GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
.eral housework. 9oS East South Tenn
pie ca75 |
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IEOUM STRIcTr = - Z
soil ilp|, best nest residence AoDEay =
liable p"rtIss itIEe 's ,1 !, sldnaSs lpiS &, : i
none Iyland iGo-N o's x-B ~
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FOR RENT,-SEVENs ROOM BtTNGA-
low on Capitol Hil elegantly fur
nlShod IN mission style, hardwood floors.
crn. etc; or will rent uufurnshed: refer
enc"s required. no children. Sell phone
Wasatch 1850. 3II No. Main c664
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COAL AID KINDLIIG


E. p. DEAL. COAL, BLOCK WOOD AND
kindlins. l65 l.. 18th So. Both phones.
m36li
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ss9.5o-4-FooM MopE.ssSS E.sS =. n
garage. $40. No. o. ~
land 311-W. 4!
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FIVE ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED,
screen porch. reasonable. 125 II st.
c5Sl
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wood a"Hse; bungalow sslnHI6pEas Z
Is,nh Mu1d f1oorA; gas ranslsa ns!aa irslt
1psbundries: pb 2l blocks k'se: b, ~
Ih0ne Wesatch siis. oSSr,A SA al
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


sBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 S. West Temple. Phones
019. d3
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LIVERY STABLES


M.COY STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold.
Both phones 81. cI4I
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND THOR
onShness chaIactriZe Utah Business
college training Day and night Bsean Ba1
now. Boston building Hlo3i
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FOE RENT HOUSES =.

g. ROOM M0'Gco,,,.s,-1o. corT,,,,..s,,.-1.-lp -ulspOlsp
'a"h' good location @opgsr-'
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e. G., O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer, has moved 20 new To-
cation. 22o-22T South West Temple ST
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o539a
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COTTAGES. rroo.
,oss sssry'ce: A-roora. sss sIss. IN: ~
''0's. ID
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SECRET SOCIETIES

n5O11Io ACACIA LODGE No. II. F: AND 4. NJ
Masonic temple. First South and Sec
ond East. Regular meetings first Satur-
day Of month. Members Of sister lodges
and sojournlng brethren cordially invited.
r. Il. WIGHT, w. NJ
r. A, MCCARTHY, Secretary. xl3So
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GATED SADDLE HORSES, 81
West 3rd South. Wasatch 2903. c1al
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A. A. o. N. NJ. s,
Regular sessions held at Masonic
temple, corner Second East and First
South, the third Wednesday In each
month. Sojourning mobiles Invited to at
tend. c. II. Fischer, Ill, Potentate; J.
NJ. Marriott, III. Recorder.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

and the girls will learn practical cook
ing from the building of the fire to the
removing of the biscuits, baked to
golden brown. Long live the digestion
and appetite of father, mother and
brother!
Glenwood was defeated in its first
football game this season by score OF
IS to 0. The game which was played
against Rifle on their own grounds,
Apple Pie Day, was not great dis
play of football talent and it is certain
that Glenwood s lack of success was due
entirely to their lack of good hard
practice. The boys are getting down 10
work now, however, and it is hoped the
score in the game against Gypsum to-
day will be entirely different.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The entertainment given by the mem.
bers of the gymnasium classes at tn.
Odeon last Wednesday night pleased
the large audience and also added a
substantial number of shekels to tho
treasury of the athletic associati ton
Miss Porter and the classes of the high
school are to be congratulated for the
admirable way in which the difficult
dances of foreign nations were render
ed. The Irish Lilt, given by Ruby
Clark, Bernice Hubbard and Mabel
Moore was SO much of a hit that tine
three young Irish coleens had to re-
spond to an encore and the timely fall
ing of the curtain was all that saved
the Swedish weaving dance from re-
petition. John Clark, Horace Darrow
and Ian Bell, in the Sailors Hornpipe,
won the crowd from top-sail to keel.
Mr.. Linville says that he can eat Hun
garian goulash, but that he will have
to pass when it comes to pronouncing
the name of the Hungarian dance, Civ
en- by members of the Freshman and
Sophomore classes. Even Miss Porter
admits that it cannot be pronounced
Csehbogar has to be sneezed. At all
events it is very graceful and pretty
dance and the costuming of. the girls
was very pleasing.
Next Wednesday, at the Odeon, at
seven thirty, the commediette, "Jack
Glynn's Wife" will be given by stu
dents in the high school under the di-
rection of Mss Moys. This promises
plenty of fun. The week following
Miss Twomey will present the operatic
talent of the high school in comic
opera.
High school enrolment is the largest
in the history of the school and en-
thusiasm is high. Ninety-e1ght is the
total and prospects are tor a few more
the first of October. Although quar-
ters are cramped all hands are working
to make the year one to be remem.
bered.
Cooking has been installed in thu
eighth grade and the high SCHOOL class
es. A Majestic range has been put in
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
TWO MILLION FOR MoFFAT ROAD

In addition to the $7,5OOOOO worth
of bonds of the reorganized Denver,
Northwestern & Pacific Raj road cont
pany, which Newman Erb and his asso-
c ates have announced they will issue,
it was learned today that the new
company also will issue $4,000, 10000 of
income bonds and Approximately $780,
900 of equipment trust notes.
Erb and associates are getting ready
for the expenditure of much larger
sum Of money on the road at once than
was at first generally supposed. Ar
ragements have been made for the pur-
chase of 800 all-steel coal cars, 100
steel underframe box cars, twenty-five
stock cars, twelve cabooses and six re.
fr'gerator cars, to cost approximately
100000. Negotiations also have been
opened looking to the purchase of twen-
ty locomotives of various types, to cost
approximately 100000.
The equipment is to be paid for out
of the proceeds of the 100000 in re.
ceivers' certificates authorized by the
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
THE MEN WHO SUCCEED

as heads of large enterprises are men
of great energy. Success, today, de-
mands health. To all is to fail. It's
utter folly for a man to endure a weak,
rundown, half alive condition when
Electric Bitters will put him right on
his feet in short order. "Four bottles
did me more real good than any other
medicine ever took" writes Chas. B.
Allen, Sylvania, Ga. "After years o:
suffering with rheumatism, liver trou-
BILE, stomach disorders, and deranged
kidneys, l am again, thanks to Electric
Bitters, sound and well.' Try them.
Only SO cents at Chas. D. Barnes
drug store.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
CITY COUNCILS weekly meet

The town board held shor, session
Monday evening, the chief object BE-
ing to adopt a tax levy for the coming
year. The levy was fixed al u mills
the same a. last year, II mills for
general purposes and ore mill speeiaI
igE interest On the fire alarm system.
4 communication from the GIeuwo1l
Light and Water company protesting
against an arbitrary order signed By
two members Of the fire committee
was read and i oc-asioned some sur
Prise 50 far a. some Of the members
were concerned
1, seems that a notice or order,
signed by Gross ard MeKissaek Of the
committee, had been s-rved Oh the
company the previous Saturday order
ing them to remove lot of service
drops by SIX o'clock Monday evening,
thus giving but IS hours notice with
Sunday intervening. 1t is significant
that it was not presented at all 10 the
other member Of the committee. Alder
man Smith, who is much more careful
il the use Of his signature and who in
all probability would not have signed
at all an order commanding the Gleu-
wood company to mitigate an evil for
which the Mutual coml-uy is respon-
sible.
In connection with the matter let
ter from the Glenwood company was
read, stating that the work would be
done as soon as possible although done
under protest, and simply for the pro
lection OF the consumers involved.
From the way the aldermen viewed the
matter it IS probable that Holmes
ready-made orders will not be signed
50 freely in the futuse.
Another Of Holmes ready-mades
was presented by Henry's handy man
on the council, this being in the form
Of resolution TO the effect that the
Mutual Light, Heat and Power compa-
ny he ordered to turn on their electric
juice at once and continue the same
during the month of September
Mayor Drach at once "smelled
rat" and in view of recent order to
the effect that the town would pay bu.
ore company for lighting during the
month of September, that to be the
Glenwood Light and Water company,
the mayor very properly objected to any
action that could be construed as al
thOrity for the new company to turn
on their lights for the balance of the
month and charge the service to the
town.
The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28
ABOUT BOOTS

An exchange says that boots 60 OF
feet; so do men. A boot to get Oh
needs a pull; SO does man. Some
boots have red tops; so do some meu
Some boots are imitation calf; soma
men are the same article. Some boots
can stand water neither can sons
men. When a boot is well soaked it's
bad case; so is man. A boot to be
much account needs a mate; SO does a
man. A boot when well heeled is com
Portable; SO is a man.