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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-08
TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
All makes repaired. exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, ss West
Znd So Phones i3o, Established 1904.
noroT
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MODERN

MODERN OF, s-RooM co--
oat oatn room, shade ana 10 q
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PIANO STUDIO

PIANO LESSONS. SOC; SPECIAL ,T
lcnuon given beginners Was ai5W
or call No ! Falrmont ave. T-d r. hei
9TH and 5th So. ssTi
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FURRIERs
LOST AND FOUND

"
SMALL BKlNDLE COW, ABOUT
three years old. from Parley's canyon
halter on. tail drags ground. Reward
Phone WasatCh 1867 or 3lo. fS22
TAN SERGE COAT ON SALTAIR TRAIN
Tuesday evening. Finder return and
get reward. Wasatch 309l w. Woodruff
Apis, f&2S
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lhiREE- iHEE ROOM cor-
r,,E ,arge IS yard, eco so,,lSS ,I,lSSi.TAeR'
p,x ~ sv Church St. ,h a,h ~ Es
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Isp' RooM N.IsI BRICK. LARGE -,
STAT, stats, n,siwly ,isy plastereSS, ssEq
cement Co, sis So. 30 A.. .L99nr!a
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2-RM. STRICTLY Mon ~
ton ST. $40 s,b bSSD, III Vi
land 6i5-w. "" 90 md n,
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CHINESE HESSss Es5's

cFanss1GFFP2 Ff54meri1 Il P2ls.illis; IT,: a.; f..
f1rrS for sa,e: Co.. sS5 ". End So
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CAMPING RIGS


MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAN
yEn rigs Tor outing trips now. Farmers
1 ~ dsdtCh 41oS es92
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6-ROoAr MoDEBy- -
80 ~. lst West. 'aoas1
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i-KooM STRICTLY von
Tdr'' lawn 'T and shade. close p IN
ellpLs, Wasatch ia72.M@
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Getting Full Value

Your time a market value. Where and how are you
marketing itY
Are you getting full value for experience and ab
ty? just remuneration gained for the tasks that you are
able to perform with skill and alacrityY
The great market place is The Tribune Want Columns
Through the Want Columns you may learn of the open
ncs that exists your line Of workyou may know what
good Jobs avaableyou keep posted regarding op
portunites for advancement.
To be alive to opportunity you must read The Tribune
Wants.
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T. ROOM MOD. coTT,o-
Va pennsylvania ave. TS W. ss1
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS
mad experience as a saleslady, paFllcu-
Inrly In the book and stationery line,
hrst-class references must accompany
the application. Address d. r; P O.
Box 1893. f21O
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PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. see j. NJ
Thomas. Eaglo block oi2a
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WANTED AT ONCE-CONPETEN 7
stenoSraphers for permanent positions
AT salaries from $40 to S75 per month.
CAL Remington Typewriter Co, 1I2 South
West Temple street 1856
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CHIROPRACTORS

CELL CECIL, CHIaOPRACTORs
consultation free. 400 Utah Savings &.
e1N pu'luiiss fis
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FOR RENT-HoUSES EuNa

5-ROOMED HOUSE. FURNlShku,
ern, with gas. y blocks selss'
eI-ty park; reference. address h'i'
uno.
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CONTRACTORS


z. B SPRINGER. HOUSE WRECKER
and contractor. Phone Wasatch 1889 w.
Res. i2i 3rd East. f76l
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WANTED sITUAToN-FEMA1,R

~>-7->>~~~~-N~~->~----N>~~
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
assistant housekeeper In good homo In
preference to high wages Address K-SY.
Tribune 1853
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HAIRDRESSING PARLOR

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GIRLS TO LEARN UAIRDRESSING
manlcuTing. etc. Sasse's Halrdressins
College. e2Tsl
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Salt Laker in New York.
Special to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Aug w Wellington, Mrs.
q. NJ. Charleton.
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OLD FEATHERS


MADE INTO WILLOW PIIyNf.s
combings made into switches. l0s So
End l.. esi7
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INVENTIONS PATENTED

SCOTT & co. PATENT ATTORNEYS
all countries; reasonable terms. 227
Judge bldg. e2s95
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AssAYERs
PRIVATE HOmn.

.ol~~---~--.s.,.rcO cOSYD5
" Confinement, seclgslont seclg,s b.. Z
Mrs. F. Phillips. 81 ii'H Hyasi =
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5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
in, s22 so Hubbard InytsI,,
No, So W. 2nd So.
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DENTISTS

DE: J. n. KEYSOR, 24o MAIN ST. TEL.
Wasatch e62S. Good set teeth. So 90
d31o3
DIR. F, Y. MORGAN, DENTIST, 500
scout hufding, Open evenings. d2653
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MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES

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LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. i42 So State.
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ATTORNEYS
SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 1o9 E. End So. Wasatch i703
d3416
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING
2l4 E. 2nd So. Phone 81 b2o7
HUDDART FLORAL CO, 62 SO. MAIN
st. Phone 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nI6s2
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: - S;T1,1l5ou @sNT HOUSES 0s,,x|
y RM. MOD ND pn~-~Istu
! Frn. 'i adobe ioi 81 ,Ey y ID iss's g. A 81 /
{ { rm rm' mod MOD. 2ls Tforsson lows avs =,
n rm: mod. br. az ss15 E e IA S'r.
5 rin iin' mod, mod br. 3 G cossrrdd.g srd gas \
rm, mod. br a. SSl G ST.
'dSsEJ;sToN sE; RESSif Church ,t''''
''i Main ST. ESTATE Z.
W WillW lWE,'s dt n.s la,,,S
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CUSHIONS, UpHcLsTERING

MAIIREsSES AND SPRINGS RE
cd peirSo, 81 SAT- Lake Mattress d Mfg
S5''. pl55s
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church: we
get you a position free Of charge Telo-
pnone os22- t277S
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Carnival day saltair today.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL.
housework, two in family: go home
nights No. Wood apt, 653 East 3rd
oouth. 1853
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MRS ANNA IGR3ARD GIVES MAS
sage, Just phone Wasatch 6649. 1s3
Soutn IND East fG5O
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BE tTTIE

g. First South thHs;iirnsSE. ;ire.SiE
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MASSAGE

MASSEtSB FOR LADIES ONLY: RODy
and bust development: weight scIen.
tihcally reduced: rheumatism and ner-
yousness successfully treated, references
furnished. Wasatch 1924 floS
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NICE s-RooM Mon.-l
franc ''h ea;,s G1si: SIS shsS per rsS,,So ,SSo!iI
i2HSa IJmT,1,,TT Temple, 81, partly art ns.n'
r + MAN BR0T1Ree,r month !,
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500 RAILROAD LABoRERs, TEAM,
sters and station men; wages $3.50 ana
s2.76 per day: long Jobs: good station
work at best prices in country; George
town extension Of r. A. & p, railway
Anaconda, Mont. Clifton Applegate &
Co
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS,

DON'T GET SUNBURNEr.
Come In our cool basement, read the
daily paper and have your shoea re-
paired or polished
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO.
Il East Second SO. Phone Wasatch 1888
e3510
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Continuous dancing Saltair tonight.
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAa BIS
mess College preparation for business
NE. start course now Boston bldg
aay. nlght. e1538
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THREE EXPERIENCED DEMONSTRA-
tors and solicitors OF ability; something
new: So per dpy: permanent positions;
only neat appearing men need apply. CAL
afternoon, 402 D. r. Walker building,
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FOR REM,
FOR RENT Eo11.

FOR Rem,
sSas1'r1Ho Sos BENT HOUSES 0,,s
3 RM MOD pn"y-->-S..%xu IN
=! Frn. In adobe III ssi ,yy y ia IL g. A 81
: rm. br. sl5 M Hs-Er = lat g.
rm' mod. 21s foason avs -
rn. mod. br' ao,wa aaowa ave -.
rn. mod. br. S5 s,5 z. Ia e..
10 rm. mod. br 'It =, ls, z
rrn. mod. br VI V Ord Pa
nm rrn, mod. br. a. SSi &C 9 ST
'iSsEJ;sToN RESIg Church ~
'al Main ST. Estate
w Win Write Fire r,,
N!Gh SCI 81, ,si-eooM MoDpn,.
tramc cottage $50 per month \
l2uJh i,S,I, Temple 81, partly nct.,.
aoFFMAN BRoTHRssTnSn HRsT SncatS
% y. First GoMpASYAst
BEAUTIFUL EAU Mopr,-
nine large rooms room0t.aS RsS
conyeniences. s. f,ni.,. bath. ass.
rsaa,rn nSat. barn. large ea 10, oas.As;
'9o'ld ple. Telerhn alc sz--
THREE c,-
n,i' iarse yard. $50 so,,,pS I.TAcE
and HH s. State GtngIsh s,. st. III 81 ssrEI, Is
MODERN o., GROOM co-(
b.f shs = ,rs. range. llnoleuuc coTTAqs
@ oatn room, shade anS % 10 ~
satch 2ss4-M aud lava. d.
4-RooM BRICK 1,n.
SS.aIe. sig per montS ,ass {
cement Co. s4s So. So ara dL9%Sra
NOON Woe, MODERN, cooy,-1
22s y. 1st W. -. North: raods5
Pm, ,sL STRICTLY MOD -
lsn9 non sin. Tf.; ~ So sth So. So M NJ V
t. ROOM MOD. rorr,o
VA Pennsylvania ave .'TE IN ASn
i-IKooM STRICTLY vor
., lawn and shade. closs 'go' c
Iempls, Wasatch iaSa'eNl e N "
5-RooM MODERN Co..
condition. $50. 3ls u q. WI Ws!..
a7S EAST BIRD so. 7.noo,, !.
mouse c, w. Miller, ID :
FOR RENT-5-R. Mon -.
ana pelmar ave. WasaIcs =.
5-ROOM MODERN uoi;o,
w. 4th SO, Inquire J. q n h
Chocolate Co. lse W. ard = - y
% HOUSES. ALL NYDs -
and prices. Tuttl. Bros G. !
GROOM MODERN BRIcy y,
close In. no children. IrqutS
9Th South. 4-A'
i-ROoM MODERN Eycvp,
Adults only. Inquire slr,v,,
18th So, SlS a month ''
7-ROoM MOD. BRICK Eors
furnace. $1,000. 81 W. Is 4
FIVE ROOM BRICK, sTprcTI,
ern. hot water heat. 6l5 z 3,
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
yard. lawn. shade. Apply n 4
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
in, s22 so Hubbard Ipy,sls.
No, So w. 2nd So.
5-ROQM BRICK. MOD. Gu
cheap. Wasatch 10J-J
NEW. 5-RooM. MODERN nor,
1lth East. "A
i-ROoMS. GAS. ETC. UpsyA,
So, 1st West: si2.
FIVE ROOM MODERN CoT7le'
ply 212 w. LIST So.
T-ROOM BRICK. MODERN, al
So. Phone Wasatch 1914
4-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE N. .
Rivers Bros. % ". Bird soglt
8 ROOMS. $500. INQUIRE ~ f!
East. u
$3.50. NICE GROOM MOD. on
Inquire 307 East 9Th SO.
GROOM MOD. HOUSE. liz 4
month. Phone Wasstch Nli.N
T-ROOM MODERN BUNGM0g
East 2nd South. Wasatch lsd'
TWO-ROOM. 2N 3RD EAST :
children. Inquire within.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs YuNl
o-"NcS>.'st,
5-ROOMED HOUSE, FuRNlShk19
ern. with gas. y blocks sorlss
elty park; reference. address h'''
une.
4-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE :
lv mod ern. No. 2 Wayne ave, =
between 1st and End West Al7s
for kew.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE. CoAzn
ly furnished. No. % Eleyenle 2
Open for inspection af'ern%a
Wasatch SIS.
5-ROOM. STRICTLY MopL
nished house for the suhine'
nony place. No children. =
MODERN 7-RooM HONE Z
lent location. adults onI'
DIDO. Tribune.
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ED-COLoNIzATIoN MAN WITH
experience to handle the sale OF citrus
fruit lands on the famous Ridge IN RIO
rida- One with an organization preferred
Very liberal contract. Can earn $1,000 IN
commissions monthly. w. J: HoWey
Co. New York Life bldg, Kansas Citg; Cg;
Mo. e213(
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-PARTNER WITH SMALL
amount OF capital to go Into an eN-
ceptionally fine business. ] have the eA-
perience and have tried out business.
Opportunity to make good money Ior
both OF us. This Is no get-rich- quick
proposition. but legimate business,
OF references Give phone number; ad-
dress box No. Has, Tribune. f--
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WANTED-PARTNE IN BUSINESS
enterprise, needing capital to be used
for equipment. Can show chance TO
moro than double your investment, pc
and security. EXceptionaI opportunity
for quick action. Prompt investigation
desired. Inclose phone number, address
box No. Hal Tribune. flzl
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RHEUMATISM POSITIVELY CURED
Manicuring and electric massage Room
Orpneum MOTEL foo
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WANTED-ACTIVE MEN TO SELL
groceries. wholesale, to the consumers
Exclusive territory. Good commissions.
For particulars write Edgar Jones Com
pany. 338 26th street, Ogden. Utah
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
| Ing trunks. valises: best prices paid
IS Commercial st. Reply by postal caro-
| Phone 3i7l. TIA
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over $50, 900 protected positions IN
u 8. service, More than 10000 vacancies
every year. There is big chance mere Iof
you. sure and generous pay. lifetime en-
ployment, Easy TO get. Just ask Tor pook-
WasblnRton n n f259
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PATENTS

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED
expert workmanship: satisfaction guar
nDteed. Z. Nielsen 81 SO. State a3ss,
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
VIII pay you first-class prices II, I.
FISHER & Co. loo So w. Temple. Wasatch
6l11. c253
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WESTERN CLOTHING EXCHANGE.
Al Kinds second hand clothing. trunEs.
md East Wasatch 1921, Reply br
postal card. eS66
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UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICE
paiG for iron. brass. rags. bottles. rub
Der, copper. etc. $40 So 4th West. Phone
Wasatch oo9 m1972
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KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK BICY-
Gle supply Co. Phone Bell 5s2s. o7sl
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Kiddies KarDival saltsir today.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Carpet cleaning done c. D. Bates Elec
tric Co. 32l Atlas. Wasatch 272s eog3
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YOUNG AND FAT CALVES. FRESH
ana dry COWS, TWO registered Jersey
ouiis Tor service, Cows fetched. A: L.
land 231i-I f20i
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DIARIES
BOOK STORES
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

V GODDARD ABBY CO. AUDITING
and general accountancy. 522 Mcintyre
bldg Wasatch 5l64. c20S3
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
.D|CKSON'S HOME
FOR AGED MEN
ABOUT TO Open
Latest Addition to Charities
of Washington Will Receive
on New Year. ,

One Of the foremost charities Of the
city. and Of the nation. opens It's doors
on New Year. II is the John Dickson
Home for Aged Men, on Fourteenth
street, between Gallatin and Farragut
streets northwest. established az the
result OF the beneficencc OF the Henry
Dickson as a memorial to his father.
The structure is a notable architec-
tural addition to the Capital and II is
designed to accommodate about sixty
fve years. all OF whom most have
been productive members OF society in
their years OF activity. As trustee un.
der the will Of Mr. Dickson. John Joy
Edison, president OF the washingt IN
Loan and Trust Company. has been in
charge OF the construction OF the build
ing. OF which Arthur B Heaton was
the architect.
Older residents OF the city remember
that John Dickson, as a memorial to
whom this home has been erected. came
to Washington from ireland In 1850. and
became wealthy In the coal business In
Georgetown. His son. Henry Dickson.
drove him 20 Nice. France. He died
in London IN 1907. and was unmarried.
His will left the home to the city. and
buildings and grounds have cost n all
about 3f75.O 900.
t.. rules governing admission to the
home require a minimum age Of sixty
Ave years. and that the applicant be
unable to make q home for himself.
Each applicant must have resided In
the DIS, rict for at least Ave years prior
to application. and must be either n
native or a naturalixed citizen Of the
United States; must have been q pro-
ductivc citizen, aad must be free OF
incurabie disease. sickness or chronic
infirmity after entrance. however. will
not change any inmates status.
The tract on which the home Il
erected comprises forr acres. and the
grounds. surrounded by a hedge. are
most attractive. The building has two
stories, attic and basement.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
SEALING TREATY
COSTLY TO U. S.
Loss Of Million Yearly Is Figure
At Which Experts Figure
II Cost.

Through the law forbidding sealing
and the international sealing agreement.
the United States Is losing no less than
N.0o0,o00 year. according to David
Starr Jordon and Secretary Clark. of
the Sealing Commission. and George w.
Bowers. United States Commissioner OF
Fisheries. The three authorities unite
in declaring that well-intended legisla-
tion has brought about general COM
blnation OF bad results.
The United States. under the treaty OF
July Z, 1911. Ia bound to pay Japan.
Great Britain. and Russia large sums
annually to compensate them for the
loss Of their business from pelagts seal
ing. A law forbids American seslers
taking pelts from the Pribioft Islands
and other haunts Of the seal. Recently
the State Department sent checks OF
$4,000 each. to the three governments.
Messrs. Jordan. Clark. and Powers now
say that the increase OF unnecessary
male seals from the suspension Of seal
ing already indicates a loss of per
cent OF young and q loss In skins Of the
surplus bulls Of N,sOo.00o in the next
hve years
Or. Jordan, who IL president of Leland
Stanford University. 10 Just back from
the Pribloff Islands. Commissioner
Bowers, who 10 Washingtonians, IA
quoted to the same effect as DR.. Jordan.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
SMILED FOR YEARS .
THROUGH HER PAIN.
GIRL IS REWARDED
New:York Cripple, After Six.
teen Years, Pleased
4, With $1,000. :.

NEW YORK, Dec. Or suffered q,
. child 20 that used to shrek: suf.
ier now in my young womanhood %
that often cry aloud. Yet I have
tried to be brave. tried to smile, tried
to do my duty with courage In world
which has brought me agony where Il
brings other girls laughter"
That was the beginning Of an inter.
view, with Miss Harriet Nugent. aged
twenty. who was struck by q Metro.
politan Railway Company horse car six.
teen years ago. and % BADLY hurt tina,
her left log had to be amputated. Ir
addition the sight Of her right eye wal
destroyed.
Benjamin oppenheim, the lawyer who
got . verdict from . Jury In the su.
preme court for 5000 for Miss Nugent
and who as result was disbarred
nearly thirteen years ago on false evil
dence manufactured against him b,
the railway company. was vindicatcd
last week. lie will shortly bc read.
mitted to the bar.
Win Get Over oII,ooo.
II has been found that he did moi
get witnosser to swear falsely to the
accident. and Mics Nusent has been
awarded the original 5000. plus NOR:
than lc.000 interest.
Yes" she continued. II have tried
to carry out my obligations to my
Ssm,,v scd % r,v..,s .s ,hov.h 7 .,a
normal. healthy girl. Perhaps the
very attempt to do that has aided me
IN bearing my suffering and trying to
.,sS ~ ss,..,...,n. ~ ~ 80 ~. -
~ a"s~., "o '">'o" " 'es "''' "
-. "..,. .-, , , 80. .
80 '"e sur .ouw nv, e nv !,
.he play or the chiioren IN the piock.
had q crutch then. Now have a
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
MAY GET "QUIETER"
FOR POLICE HERE
Latest Invention for Force in Phil
adelphia Will Be Investigated
by Washington Officials.

II "the trouble killer" also called the
electric quieter." which Is to be tested
soon by Director OF Public Safety Por-
ter. in Philadelphia. proves q success.
1t will probably be given q trial by
the Washington police.
The apparatus Is the invention Of
Jeremiah Creedon, q railroad engineer.
1t consists Of a pelt to be worn about
the waist OF the policeman on duty.
Attached to this belt are batteries and
u wire running down the coat sleeve
and attached to a button on q rubber
glove.
able, all that ls necessary 10 to touch
him with the button, and he will wilt,
II 10 asserted. sooner and more effective
" than II struck over the head dozen
times with a baton. Creedon conceived
the idea while watching street fight
In New York.
Officials Of the Washington depart.
keep-up-tO date in police paraphernelia
and II the "quieter' proved a success in
Philadelphia It might be given trial
here.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
MILD WEATHER NEXT
FEW DAYS PROMISED
Rains Coming Northward From
Gulf States, and Warmer Tenn
perature Predicted.

with rains coming northward from
the Gulf States, and a temperature
which will be OF almost spring-like
mildness, the outlook for the next two
days In Washington simply mocks the
theory that the real backbone Of win
ter began to stiffen when the blizxard
came the day before Christmas.
Increasing cloudiness and warmer to-
night: rains Monday or Monday night"
Is the Weather Bureau forecast. There
Is no prospect oS a return Of snow OF
wintry weather. although a cold wave
may come on the heels Of the almost
tropical rains that seem to be headed
this way.
prediction % BY Andrew J. beVoe, thai
there VIII be four or five severe bliz.
cards In January. he says there Will
be snow tomorrow, with zero weather
that is, in New Jersey. He claims that
his forecast for the present month has
been confirmed oven In the smallest
details