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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
COUNTY GRADUATES
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
One Hundred and Four Stu
dents Complete Eighth
Grade.


OGDEN. June l.-ous hundred four students o,
the Weber couaiy schools Tso have Eu>cssatully
completed the Eighth grade. received their cor
;ifes.es OF promotion when graduation exercises
~ere held az the tabernacle In this rity TODAY.
Tho large auditorium eoEaplStcIy Allied BY the
huserets Of relatives And friends OF tho sradg.
ntsy from every section ot The COUNTY.
Tie prtocipsl sdcscsH 10 the graduates made
by Prof. ". ". Stewart % the University o.
Utah ", y, Peterson. county supcrln n,eudbnt
present.; the graduates with thsIr certificates
TIE rur7bers or the programme. which opened at
II a M. were fOIlovs:
Prelude de-.........--.............. sam y WHITAKER
lavocatior .PTesdeut G. Y. Middleton
Remarks. .......... Board and Visiting Eiucator7
hInNr .-....' ..r'.--.-r' 'horus
Columbus Westward. .Fisa-ant View Prpi!z
\ Forest RhTablo. Chorus
Presentation Of oeruhea,es. .supL W. " Pettsryou
NHalNGtos Elorti1
Adeross 70 Prof ". 3 steva-,
Tribute 20 the Soldier Chorus
Esn-dctfon
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

CIARK-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF John l.. Clark. who died in
this city May 80. 1912. will be held from
O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel today Sunday
at p M, under The auspices Of Max
we'll Mexican post, No. L. G.. A. R In
terment Mt Olivet cemetery,
BOWMON-Ths funeral Of Robert Bow
mon Will be held from the funeral
chapel OF Eber W, Hail. 1874 South West
Temple street, Monday. June 8. at 1 p.
N. Ipternent in Mt. OliVat csmetery.
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wool from sa Val. pctitioned tho court for an
alternative writ OF mandate III ordor 10 secure
possession of the shpmont after 1t had bean
stopped In this city by Sheriff Harrison under In
structioua from sa Val The wool It's
way from EIko, New 10 an caStorn market
Judge Howell denied tho writ after hearing tho
evidcnco in tho yesterday.
Sa Val had tho shipment stopped In this city
after tho railroad company had removed II from
the Elko yaTd9 without his knowledge or consent.
10 declares that Bradley has not paid any part
OF tho purchase price. shorih Hs-riEou had
notified the railroad company TO hold the vool
subject 10 Ss Nals Instructions.
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HOUSECI. EANING WORK ~
Japanese. Wasatch 1882
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WANTED sITUATIoN-rBMa

WOMAN W7<
Position as housckeeper. wtdower|
ferrcd, or will cook for few men'
dress Y-44. Tribune.
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TO IMPROVE WATERFALL.
OGDEN Banker Believes Small Sum Would
Add TO Scenic Beauty.

Srrcisl IN me 1ribune.
OGDEN. June IA scheme 20 change Tho To-
cpticn Of TO falls In waterfall canyon. east OF
THO oity. and also his willingness 20 Donate the
frst 800 10 help deffny tho necessary expenss
sf, Included In announcement which has Just
been made b. II G. Blgelou. president OF tho
cEdsa Stats bank. Tie bark Official believes
that by tho expenditure OF 500 tho stream can
be directed 20 the face OF the cliSs. where the
water VII fall distance Of more than 800 fest
81 fril view from any point In tho city In
mediate vicinity.
~ present ihe water falls a cliff far back
IN the canTou snt fo- distance. OF about $50
feet Mr.. Dgolow'r plAr IS 10 euild a Sume 10
Tho face OF the eIir. aud he estimates the cost
- The Improvement at about S50e Tho matter
Il row In the hands OF tho Ogden publicity br-
tesu. TIE officials OF which organization would
hr pleased 10 have estimate os the cost from
soioe snsinssr Who desires 10 Improve the sccn.
erT cr Ogden ard immediate vicinity.
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Scouts Doing Well.
specIal 70 Tho TrIeunc

OGDEN. June 1.--Wofd has been received from
klamath Fails. Or, that m. delegation OF ogden
Boy Scouts arrived IN that city In safety and
were Accorded hearty Welcome hy the officers
ot tho ChHutauaUa assembly snd tho Klamath
Fails boys who expect TO become msmhers o. the
Scout equalization Tho Ogden boys will pres-ni
drills Rne demonstrations IN hrut aid TO the in
lurcd. aftcr which they will make tour of Cali
fornia Chautauquss
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AFFLICTED GRADUATED.
Nine Pupils In School for Deaf and Blind
Ready for HInhcr School

Special 70 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jun. Nine pupils OF tis Utah
School for tho Deaf sad Blind viii he graduated
from that inxtItrtol at the commencement eS-
sfo!ses 20 10 hold Monday evening. Eight OF
The graduates from ths deaf department and
the ninth rs from The blind All haEn completed
The course which Eiyes them high school
rai!ng AZ all o: ths principal colleges for the
deaf and blind
An entertaining proEgsmm, has beso a-rhssed
hy Superintendent 7. NJ briggs and his assist
ants. Tho principal adercss viii be delivered by
Prof. Fred ", Reynolds o, the uniyorTty OF
Utsh.
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CHIROPRACTORs


I'll CECIL. CHIROPRACTORS
r '-''. o.'sulietion free. 500 Utah Savings &.
di2
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Is Painfully Injured.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. June l-Whiio operating a power saw
AZ the pAnlng MIL 10 The Of tho ncE Pin
gree National hank this ps,oraoon L A nIsok.
aeT earpenter received a cash on ths bead
Nhicb rendered him unconscious and caused his
EeiIoTal 20 the Dee hospital lie alone in the
MIN az he time o. The accident but u s sup
posed % thn othor wogkricn that short board
tell onto the belt and was thruNu against the
tnan'S head with coasIdo-zbls force.
10 was StNl unconscious Nheu taken 60 the
hospital IN tha ambulance. but recovered shortly
aNerveri enl p -ah ~ - resting easy. Ho
So ,alned deep gssh Ga the SCALP but no frhe-
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Price Academy Commencement.

F0~ciGI 70 Ihs Tribune
fhucE' June i-cor-ns=csrn.n' .,.reitss ., N.
ftfH academy v~'e hrld . the Y-,hosi,f
ehgToh lss- niEht
The Erafus,sr we're Ea-in Fr5, Ira F.,.-,s,
,rd james Hem waes n. .,it,-,-- -.
Erarzr-s vas rsacs-c1 ~
Overture ...-....... ~ -.
iuvpca,ion Geo.. r.. -, -
ttorC.. While IRE Dew u on ihs Liii,.f 1t-i,
soio There Are Thofnn Among the Rosss.'
-. .t.------... Fio.crrr psro-'t
orstioz. 'res A-srie.u rd.ai,.- Iv. $500
'Asusneaai selrtlo1. 'NuEmgrins o, IN,
r.tsy :,u,.., c,,,.,,..,' ysri Noo4s
TTesoois;Iso o, dipicuss s,
Clark NrrtI. Ti.ia,
Beurtir,io-
f5t-vs: Rsysl F-anezsn AiSrro Co.. vr't,.
ososEe L. Fs-a Frnakse= R.h~-t Lsl-,s ~.
2.La seos, Fhgtt',. Charles gaftaa L.. r,-
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LOST AND FOUND
DANCING

SOC1AI.S MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
Saturday nights. Private nn9
lessons daily from 10 4. N. Ia
Ideal Dancing Academy. 6S
place e5c couple. ladies free
Union band
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Divorce is Granted.


oI1lAl 70 no irltuar.
fHoso. JE1r i-iu go district eng-, tss,,
lgaEe booth gfsa,sd In:eriocutory esorts a,
aIsoro~ 70 Etisiis joAnaoa from rharlT. rss,-
- 'i thp grounds or failure nrovise
Oh the srpuntu - clI!sIt- % . rlsa.- -ht,1 -
ipfn.rf rnsTisHs arc failure 20 pro.i4. -,
.ac, 5o-s- hs- b-rir ruit IN ne ii.trf-r ,-,t-,
tf elso-es trpsn tharic1 jo1s.- Th~J --rr, A.
Fioa 4, Provo Narvh 10 '--'
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Files New Complaint.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. june IA complaint hiss bceu
MED by W. II. Crawford. who IS suing tho og-
aen Portland Cement company for $4,000 as IN,
result OF alleged pcnousi Injuries received by
Dim 90 Noyoolber u, 1911. Crawford Is an Ore
son snort Line brakeman and waa Knocked down
Viro While he vas switching In tho dofendau,
conpAny,s factory yard Brigham City Tho
suit hled by him few weeks ago was sitbdrawn
oecapee OF Ir.eEularitlns 10 The rleadIncs
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Rushing New Factory.
Special to The Tribune

SptcIaI 70 The IrIbune
OGDEN. Juno IA photograph ~ the Anialrs-
mated Sugar companys sugar factory NJ Dur-
ley Idh, has iust boon received by General su-
perintendcnt Ls Roy Eooloa. II shows that work
or the now plant is progressing nz;isfac,orily
ihe steel framework Ia IN position and much of
tho machinery Installed 1be buildInc ySb.n
completed viii bc thrce stories IN height Beo feet
long and ai1ty-tls feet wide
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fxtures: special designs submitted on
application, household refrigerat tors.
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowl
Ing alleys and supplies. Brunswick
Bake Collender Co., 100 TO 100 So. tth
West. Both phones i5A. a40s6
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Regains Wool Chip.

SHFcIhI 70 TDo TTIDu0c-
OGDEN. Juno Through decision rendered
by Judge J. A. Howell Tits morning Guy Sa Val
has again como !oto possession OF 81. 900 worth
OF WOOL which has boon held by Shehn e o.
HaTTigon as the result OF a repeyin. L. L. Bad
ley. who catered into a contract 10 purchase The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
IN THE THE sDIsTEIcr. COURT OF THE

-. lis lhlCI COURT OF THE
Ihied states for the district Of Utah
IN Ihe matter OF Frank II Coulter. vol
pshkFupt.-ln bankruptcy. No 1892
20 the creditors Of Frank II coulfar-,y
salt Lake City. in the count oS sal;
Lake and district aforesaid. hanL.
Notice Is hereby given that on tbs mr.
day Of May. 1912 the said r-arL IN ~
1og!tsr was duly sdjudicated banEr,,nt.
ana ana mat the first meeting OF hts credIt5rs
VII oe neid ~ my Office In the ContIncn-
lsth day OF June. 1912. az I:aO o.oIock IN
lhe afternoon. al which time the saiS
creators NAV attend. prove their claim.
Tupt, and transact such other businnss
as may properly come before said nsST.
CHARLES BALDWIN
- Referee In BrnlIruptcy
"H's AeAs rity, June 1. 1912. d.fa
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REParprD.
good work. reasonaol prices: new ana
second hand machines on easy terms
The Whiie Is King 2ss Yves; lst South
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POSITION WANTED BY Yor,,s
pablo clerk: understands Ss,9
and Is used TO responsibility
AS. Tribune. ~
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SIGNS AND SCENERY
SECRET SOCIETIES.

MASONIC NoTIcE-MoUNT NoRIAg
toase no. ,, r and \. NJ. assisted by
fNia fAGiae!a lodge No. II, F. and A. NJ. wiil
Eoto special meeting tomorrow (Mon-
oSl evening AT o'clock for the pur-
pose o! Jointly comforting the F. c. de-
gree, Members OF both lodges Invited 70
CHRISTOPHER DTEHL. s.cr.t,-v
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Wins High Position.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. June 1-Aftor completing a SuccesSful
TWO years e. the Stanford university Willard
Kay has returned 10 Ogden to spend the summer
vacation. Mfr Kay has completed his course In
phspology and the nrst year In medicine. He
nh eeen accorded the honor Of position a.
teacher In tho physiology department ana will
tnkh up hls neS dusics upon returning to the
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Leaves for Vacation.


Sf'-cisl 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 1.-frneipzl J. o Gross Of the
frdcn high school accompanied b. his family
leit over tho Dnion Pacific today for Chicago
rhcre he expects 10 spend tho summer vacation
and attend tho summer school At the University
OF Chlrsro
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GOOD, RELIABLE BUsINEsa !
, wants want, 1.2s 0psnsnE; y wui quick; any prom
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CARD or THANKS.

MRS. COUSTSON AND DAUGHTER
wish to thank the many friends for
their kindness and sympathy In their sad
bereavement. especially the Rev z. I.
Goshen and Nr. F. N. Taylor. dS43
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Yoke Soon Weartes.
Special 20 Tne Tribun.

Sp>cisi % Tire Tribune.
OGDEN, June IAN intcrlorutory decree OF d.
'oire vas granied ~ Judge !. A. Howell today
10 iessrhtoe craig IN her suit nEaiart Harry Z.
craig They were married at Faminrton on au-
rds' is 1911. Cruelty Wa charged In tho com
plsiat
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AN EXPERIENCED LAUNDREss'
sires day work. Phone Hyland sS7
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS,

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED:
VIII pay you first-cass prlcos H G.
EIsher < Co, l65 So. w. Temple. Bell
OH, c253
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Danish Independence par-

-f-Fist 70 Ahr trlcznF
40 ~, lEns -A-rsngsns1ts are h.irr Ma.
= oltnS Nsdnetias. Jgne 8 -h-n sD.nt.h
inteps1fen-- erV" I'll b r-lsbr.t.6 a. - r
Hit9a reservoir dan - ~ "ua-
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BoNDs-INDUsTRIAL STOCKS

BUY Or SELL LOCAL SECURITIES
on easy terms. Meyer. 4oT Mcrntyre
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YOUNG MAN WISHES PosTTIo,-
eatch 1918. non@
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ELECTRICAL FIXTURES

CENTURY MOTORS AND FANS; ALSO
second hand motors bought ana soId.
Electro Plating & Fixture Co. 1877 East
2nd South Wasatch $3.50 oI0so
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MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY -
hotel or restaurant. willing Ia
reasonable wages, Address 81:
une.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

a COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AEn
vaults always on hand. A few second
Geho safes Tor sale Write for cironlsr
eosa' saie 3 vault Co. al T.. o. place.
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CHAUFFEUR, MARRIED, ~
position: does own ropairino ~
canizlng: best OF referonces'
Tribune A-5s.
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YOUNG MAN. HANDY WITH :
the and carpenter tools YIrhs.+
tion OF any kind: not afraid Of W..
dress Tribune ABS. -
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGBNERS STUDIO.
n East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons c969
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT


J. +. GODDARD, c. p. A AJ-DITIr,G
and genera! accouniancy 522 McIntyrs
bldg. Was2tch 5ieG cS6ss
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEMS 3
second hand clothing. etc. Phono wa
sntch 2I76. c,na-
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 4&2 So State.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

UTAH CLEANERS AND OVERS.
pressing, cleaning and dyeing OF ali
kinds done. work called for and delivered.
all work guaranteed. I29 South Main
Bell $3.50. cg7i
ROYAL. CLEANING CO.--FIRST- CLASS
cleaning and pressing. Phone Wasatch
1897 c2s2s
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, llf EAST
ard South. Bell as25. Ind. 1882 m2ss7
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALI, MAKES C. D. BATES ELECTRIC
Co., S21 Atlas blk. Phones 2T24. noSo
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WANTED
WANTED sITUATIoN-~,

BOOKKEEPER WILL OPEN -
post or balance books ar Y
rates. AT. Tribune.
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AMATEUR MUSICIAN PLAYIyc l.
and B.. D. wishes 10 join band a.
tice. Address Tribune A-3G
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ICE CREAM

KELLEY ICE CREAM CO. SHIP ICE
cream and Hherbets everywhere Phone
1929 address box lib. x2i1a
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INTELLIGENT YOUNG
man wishes position AS saleansl
office work, don't drink or "rmss
references. Address A-4., Trib"rp
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YOUNG MAN WANTS POsrT,--
chauffeur. Address 1859 SO. 5rs =
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING

81 PER ROOM AND FURNISH PAPER.
E. Sturm. shop 126 W. lst So. Ind
l1432 pli10
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VIII. SHIP CAR II. II GOODS TO LOS
angeles and ono to Chicago and one TO
soltano and one TO Florida next ten
ceSsI q s very reas asonable rntes KimbalI Van
o. storage Co, 73 So Main. n2s0s
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A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN WoTT,n1
general work. Wasntch $500
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING; Will. CALL
0aAFation Army. Both phones. t2l9l
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LAWN MOWERS.
FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FITB
ano taxiderT!st lire. Highest pricss
X. stencil Fur Co. 81 z. srd So, ,;
years In Salt Lake. ,oss
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 8. West Temple Phones
1919 az
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FURS AND PLUMES

WILLOW PLUMES CLEANEO
curled, dyed black r. A Carter F1I,
Co.. 27 West 1st South. e40s
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10 DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
,naetress remaking. Utah Bedding &
MFG. Co. Beth phones 3s3. b3o2
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Hi5HEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
r-. nraSg rags. bottles. rubber, copper ETC.
Stah 1o Junk Co, $40 So, 4th West Phone
+-'' m1s73
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z q. O'DoNNELL UNDERTAER
and embalmer. has moved to new To-
cation 225-227 South West Temple st
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o33Ss
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SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART. BLOCUTION
and oratory by G.. r. Gordon. late OF
Philadelphia School OF Dramatic Art; En-
ter now Studio. $50 South 7th East.
Both phones 9eS aS668
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HOTEL MAN. TEN YEARS Nv5
ence steward and clerk. deslrss
ton: would accept moderate sst.~
start; nge 90 years. Address A-S5
One.
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VETERINARY SCHOOL

8. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE Be
gins Sept. 16. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalog free: c.
Keaue. Pres. 1918 Market 81. San Fran
CISCO clSl6
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BOOKKEEPER WILL OPEN .
post OF, balance books at reaso-
rates Address Al, TrIbune,
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DIARIES

MhpTU -, ,>----SIo,--~--~->~-~~
lar people. IL OTIS. for 81 delivsrsd -.
Tes J. today; Mnplo Lar Dairy Phono
-. WV. b549g
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30
PROSPECT HILL.

Misses Gertrude Walker and Lotto
Abernathy, who have been visiting in
Colorado Springs, returned Monday
to their home near Arapahoe.
L. G. Haywood and J. A. Conroy
were callers at our fountain of pure
water last week, and besides social
enjoyment, left us some good reading
matter.
Barney Ferrill was caller at our
sanctum Sunday afternoon. He was
spinning on his motorcycle. He says
our crop looks quite as well as they
do in his neighborhood SOUTH 0 I
Arapshoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover G. Calvert OF
First View were visiting Mrs. Calvert's 8
parents Monday at Prospect Hill.
Their two fine sons, George and James
were small but important part of
that visiting party.
The candidates are busy lot. We
are glad they are. They prize the Of
fee they seek. One cOmmendable feat
ure we have noticed-a gentlemanly
and kindly bearing toward the oppo-
nent. Abuse never wins friends, nor
does it conciliate foes. A campaign
still, means good will after the cleo
ton. When it's fair play it should be
no other way. am glad the demo-
Gratis got out such gentlemanly set
of fellows. Having such manly traits
for every day use at home or abroad,
they can be trusted in or out of Office.
Our republican friends have some
good material too-they are our
friends. Some of them, though, have
been so long time in Office that they
have forgotten some of the basic prin-
ciples of popular government, such as
should be in every American catechism
equal rights to oil, special privileges
to none; rotation in office; turn about
is fair play; square deal; just as
good out as in office; 1 have had my
innings for time out of mind, now my
dear democrat come take your own
and don't think. for . minute would
presume to take it again. Now your
ears will not hear any such non-parti-
san parlance as this last. Some one
said 'sOffice holders seldom die and
never resign" There may be some
exceptions to this rule, but not in
these parts.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

ment. but there are thousands in
the FIVE counties Of our represent
alive district that do not know
me and l wish to state the truth
through your valuable paper and
trust the other papers in our dis
trict will publish this letter.
/ am in favor Of a law making
a three wire fence, with a four
inch post two rods apart with
wire stays between post, the
legal fence for Colorado. and to
allow the irrigated districts to
vote by precincts on a herd lawif
they wish it.
The homesteader in our district
needs the free range as the stock
man, and a man who would
advocate a herd law in our
counties would not be working
for the best interests Of our peo-
pie.
Yours for the people,
DR.. F. w. BUCK.
Adv.
Vote for Pat Stapleton for COM
missioner, so the people can get
a square deal.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30
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Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30
For Commissioners
We are authorized to announc

We are authorized to announce
PAT STAPLEToN
as candidate for County Commis-
sioner District No. l, Cheyenne county,
subject to the will of the democratic
voters in the primary election to be
held September 10, 1912.
We are authorized to announce
JOSEPH s. BABER
District No. 3, of Cheyenne county,
subject to the will of the democratic
voters in the primary election to be
held September 10, 1912.