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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Western Football Results:

AT Northumberland, 5s: North
western. o.
ton, o.
Al Ann Acknowledgment. %; NJ
A. c.. Z,
At Linooln-Nebras ska, 30; Kanpas
Aggtes, 6.
A, Des Moines-DrsJe. t1; Alum
nj. z.
At Lexinston-Miami, -; Ken
tiIolcy, s.
AT Green Castle, Ind,-wabash. 81:
Depauw. o.
At Iowa City--Iows, Il: Cornell. 0.
At Columbus-0hlo State. 81; Deni-
son. o.
At Lavrence-Kansas university,
81; Missouri State Normal. o.
AT ST Louis-Missouri university,
"a; Rolla, o.
AZ Denver-Washburn. IL; Denver
university. 0.
AT Fort CollIns--Colorado AericpI-
tural college. 81: University or Colo
rado, O.
At Berkeley (Rughy)--Unjversity Of
California. 5; olympic club. o.
AT Berkeley--Unlversity OF Califor-
MIA freshmen, %: University OF south
ern California, 3.
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American Horses Win

LONDON. Oct 12.--American horses
won both first and second places In the
classic Duke Of York stakes today at
Kempton park. Louis Winans's Adam
Bede was first aud August Belmont
Monotone second In a field of twelve run
ners. Tho race was for $4,000 and was
n handicap over a distance of g. mile and
n quarter,
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Intercepts Pass.

kilpatriek soon intercepted anchor forvayt
paes. gaining twenty gard8; EeyIor gained rer
Yards olcsou fnmbled but Wilson received ~
attor falling to make yards the ban went 70 th,
Junction. y
HlnoE was downed and minuto later f,nbts,
70 Judd. who creased tho line for high OLE,
Wicked goal. This limo high schcoI received an{
Ia sertes OF brilliant runs carried the bsl, T.
mo two-Jard line. Here IL Taa fumbled Grnn1
junction now made = Asternnluoa stand % e1e-,f
the fsSt cre9aing lead OF the Indians In uh !.
was the best ten minutes Of play In ths entlr.
game the Junction ooT5 hold tho locals 10 au ever
proak. But TIE pace vas sTcsedlngiJ FAST any
chc Tigers gad Ther tho end of ths bss
gave hcm chance 70 rest The scors NJ
strrd High rchnol. Il (.rlnd Irnrl.,, -
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Second Quarter.

ht~- the rest Grand Junction tired ~ .rylnx
70 go through the Indians inc, kiokod TO Rii-
patrick. VINO advanced NOR thsn forty Yards In
What vas probably the prcttiest ruu OF rhe game
olesoo and Fitzpatrick went ahead steadily but
after two poor advancss and n nfteen yard pen
ATTY for pushing. tbs ball WAS sivsu 70 tho Jnnc-
ton 90 downs. At the first pass. however Good
rich, at left end. carT'Ni Anderson behind the
line for ssfetJ. making two points for High
The ball was put IN play the twenty -avo-
yard line, Aftor much unsuccessful line buckinr
tho ball went 10 high school downs and OLE
aon went through center for touchdown. On a
fair eaten By Wilson from Ward on the sidelino
vhero the ball went behind tho goal. olcson rnade
goal
On tho kickoff the Tigers tried desperately 20
carry the ball out OF ttoir territory but rzile,
and AFTER a tumble recovered by Salt LAl.e E.
Wilson N quarterback run vent across for an
other touchdown and Ward Kicked another goal
Again the Tigers received but Goodrich run
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AinsT Who was doznea IN his tracks hnser.
SOP failed 20 sevsncc and forward from Htnep
vas intercepted BY kilpzrrics who ror4 mn tbs
neld for several yards Fitzpatrick in an e,cei
lent catch from Ward and brilliant run carried
no oall over Tor the third touchdown, and ole
Sor's goal made the Ecore 20
HFana Junction sgain received from Ersolop
ano after futile attempts TO advance the Rail
tumoled This cnded tue quarter With fho seors
standing Salt Lake, 50; Grand Junction. O.
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Made Another Safety.

Tho opening OF the t-conJ bali found The rfns,
trying hard 10 hold down rhe score. Thsr sal
eeedod In this for tho nrst hsIf Of the esri7.
salt Lake had taken out two OF her Best me,
give thei- substitutes chance 10 shsv Iezsc
exchanged Vita Goodrich ard J. Wilson WITH cal
tain olsson. About the middle Of tails sAssie
lesson made another safety. giving high s<hu.
two more points. This quarter ended with n
bail IN the Tigers' territory. The visiting eoss
hsd 10 be warned constantly about coaching fro
the side line.
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Game In Detail.

Yestss receiving IN. kfcfoG for high school.
fun,blob and ward recovered oieaon advanced
three yardo through centsr; Ward took eight
Yards: KilpatrioL ran hrouee a broksn neld tor
thirty Yards and Ward went through tho line for
.he hrst touchdown after which he kicked goal
giving the Red and Black points In ono
aud one-hsf minutes ot play. Nayior Of High
rscoTc-od The Ball after tho kickoff. o1eson and
Viieop advanced .he hall and thou Ward
r,ed u ovor for tha secoad time. making the
Is ne failed for the goal.
, Ward then kicked 20 Grams junction ana the
Coloradoanr were unable 70 sdvnnco. Siils Kicked
ard high school recovered in the middle FIELD.
After a eouplo OF bucks for large gains by Ward
and unsuccessful forward pass to Ward from
oiegop. Grand Junction brrcsd and held tho War
riorx for downs. Anderson. the Colorado ALL -patr
rirht half Of last Besson. found the local irs
inviucibIe, and after Hines andfng tina same con
dtion. the ball reverted 10 Salt Lake
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Eastern Football Results:


At Providenee-wealeya z; Brown
6.
At smbrldge-Harvard. 1Ss will
liza ms, S.
All Annapolia-Lehigh, ia: Midship-
men, 0.
Al Princeton al; v1r-
ginia Poly. o.
at New Hayen--Yale. is; Lsfay-
elite, O.
AZ Itllaca---CornelI. IA; New York
university. 0.
At West, Foint--Arny. 10; Rut-
gers. 0.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8;
Pennsylvania, s.
AZ Syracuse-Carlisle, IS; SYRIA
cuse, Q.
At worcester--Union. I: Worcester
Tech, 6.
AZ Carlsle-Kenslnst 6. Johns. 9.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So; Ver-
mont. 0.
At Philadelp,ia-Yale freshmen. 10:
Pennsrlyania frcshmen, O.
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SALT LAKE HIGH OUTCLASSE,S
GRAND JUNCTION.; SCORE % TO d

Ming with the t1li beat thorn 70 Il NJ the f,,,,
yard line. Snnr ,erteg OF bucks by oIe-,a =. "
ward the latter took thn ball across for 1,iil =.
othor count. OIeson kickn1 goal. i
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and again as In the second quarter
Ogd enites held them fairly we'll
The lineup:
Utah Freshmen. OSoen
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Scores at Will.

Breckon and Ward advanced the ball sovonty
yards whom ths locals were penaliged ten Yards
for ofside play. Ward punted forty yards 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

n LII tho good things that have been
~ said OF late about tha university
"A freshman eleven were borne out
n with emplla sis yesterday forenoon
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Wolgast Taking Chances
On Losing Championship
Manager Is arranging Enough Fights to Keep Ad Busy
Until NeU Years.
Blu w. w. Nduqhton

~ AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1e.--In the |
matter of drumming up fighting
~ dates for Lightweight Champion
~ Al Wolpasf Manaper Tom Jones |
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. have NEsiON ED MN Law
AZ onicss 20 sO5-SO6 Equitable Building.
Walter H. Hayes si3tf
DO ALL KINDS or
~ painting az the lowest price. Fronts 81
up, rooms So up. Estimates given ON an
work. Csdori, The Painter. Phone ID. & A.
15s2-D. mo q
NoTlCE-TULUs JB., WILL MAKE THE
~ season Of 1912 90 the American Snuf
Co. Farm st Aorklyn, De-.
Iulus, Ir., is thoroughbred iercheron,
foaled August 9Th 1907. stands l6 hands
high. weighs 1850 pounds, IS dark bay.
black points with star in centre Of forehead.
Terms: $40 20 insure mare 20 be with
foal
m23.am r.. WESLEY VANDEYER.
N OTICE-CANDIDArES FOR DELE.
~ gates and Altcrnates 20 tho Republican
state Convention 10 he held on April le.
1912. and also candidates for the Republican
County Committee of New Castle county who
wish 20 participate in the primary election
10 be held on Saturday, April 18th, 1912,
must hle their names with tho undersigned.
or at Republican Headquarters, West 9th
street on or before midnight Of April 2nd.
1919.
D. n. BALL.
Chairman Republican County Committee
Attest Jos G. Jolis. secretary. m27 6t
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LIST or PUBLIC SALES.

March 29.-Contents of two we'll
furnished apartments will be sold
at Stdham q Sons Auction Store.
III East Fourth St. at o'clock
y. m.
April Receivers Sale at Court
House for Henry r, Isaacs, Trus-
zee at 10 o'clock. Stidham q Son
Aucts
April g. Sale 10000 Pieces of High
Grade Wall PAPER from a bank
rupt sale, to be sold at Stdham
& Sons Auction Store. III East
Fourth St, az 1890 O'Clock a m.
Stidham & Son. Aucts
April 23-Naluable Building Lots. az
Tenth and Harrison SITS, for
Louis Tohin. trustee, at n o'clock
A. m Stidham G. Son, Aucts
March 2S. Sale of groceries. fixtures.
az 707 King ST., az o'clock, p. m.
jtidham & Son. auctioneers.
March 30-Sale of Real Estate at
Court House for Charles W. Bush
attorney, at 10 o'clock a. m. by
Stidham & Son, auctioneers.
May 2.-Sale Of unclaimed freight for
Diamond State Warehouse Co,
Fifth and Church streets at 10
o'clock a m. Stdham & Son.
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LADIES, SHOE POLISHING.

e-----r--------~--r----
NOTICE WISH 'rO NOTIFY THE
- public thar ] have opened PRIVATE
LADIES DEPARTMENT in connection with
my Shoe Polishing shop in the Ford Building
shoes Of an makes materials aud qualities
can be taken care Of ON short notice I have
also opened HAT CLEANING DEPART
MENr with best OF service. Polite attendants
Give us q trial Satisfaction guarantee.
Open $50 a. M. 40 $50 y. m. daily and
sundays. ROCCO ABESSINIO. Ford Build
ing Mar-26-3mn
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BASKET NAMING.

RASkEr NAMING HWOLAK
- ga MADISON STREET.
Let me make TO your order a market or
clothes basket. also have on hand clothes
hampers. Repairs OF an kinds. Work guar
nntced. Prices moderate. mf0.fm
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CARPENTERS.
PROPOSALS.


NTOT1CE-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ Of the Street and Sewer Department will
received sealed proposals at the Office S. W.
Corner Sixth and King streets until 10
o clock s. ~. Tuesday April %, 1g12 for
printing one thousand copies OF the plumbing
laws. rules and regulations aud rates for pcr.
mits for opening streets.
Instructions, specifications and copy may
he seen at the Office OF the Department
Tho right TO reject any or an bids is
reserved.
Attest. LESLIE y. CHRISTY.
m2S-5t socrct., -.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

~.sTATE or GEORGE W. HENvIs,
l. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters n Ad-
ministration upon the Estate Of George W.
Henvis late Of Wilmington Hundred dccoas-
ed. wero duly granted unto Lewis G.. Henvis,
on the 18th day Of March a. d. 1912, and
all persons indebted 10 the said deceased
are requested TO make payment TO tho Ad-
ninistrator without delay, and al persons
having demands against the deceased ara
required 20 exhibit and present tho same
duly probated to the said Administrator on
or before the 18th day Of March A. D. 1915
or abide by the law in this behalf.
LEWIS g. HENNlS, Administrator
Address Lewis G.. Henvis, 291T West ST.
Wilmington, Del. m1d-9t-eod
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LOST AND FOUND.
HAIR DRESSING.
PIANO MOVING.

HERBERT WHITE. HAULING or ALI
II KINDS. Livery stable. We move
pianos and furniture safely and successfully.
Terms reasonable. Service prompt $50
French st. Both phones. ml-3m
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EsrATE or THOMAS oARDwELL.

II DECEASED.
Notice rs hereby given thst Letters Testa-
mentsry upon the Estate Of Thomas. Card
we'll, late Of Wilmington Hundred. deceased
we're duly granted unto Charles Cardwen on
the 18th day Of March a. j.. 1912, and an
persons indebted TO the said deceased srs
requested 20 make payment 20 tho Executor
without delay, and an persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required 10
exhibit and present the same duly probsted
70 the said Executor on or before the l3th
day Of March A. D. 1913. or abide by th.
law in this behalf
CHARLES CARDWELL, Executor.
Address Johnston & Johnston, Attorneys
atLaw, Wilmington. Del.
ala nt-aa4
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LADIES' TAILORS.

C,oME EARLY. AND DON'T BE DIsAP.
\ POINTED. y. Rosen tho ladies' tailor,
will make limited number ot spring suits
for $4,000. (Skinner's lining) this is an
opportunity 20 save from $40 20 SIS on your
suit by placing your order before the busy
season A COT plete line of spring samples
and styles 10 select from. Style, workmanship
and it guaranteed. ID. and A. Phone 16s7D.
$50 Madison street. m7.lm
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MATCHMAKING


Az Matchmaking and Jcwelry repairing at
~ regular prices. All vork guaranteed for
two years m6-8m
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TYPEWRITERs.

~--------------->--------
~ YPEWRITERS REFAIRED. RENTED.
exchanged sold. cash % time payments
Ribbons and carbon. Type Aritcr Supply Co..
o16 Market Delmarvis Phone s2otf
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SANITARY WORKERS,

-----.---------
NJ k. kELTER
NA SANITARY, ODORLhSS- E,.CAVATISG
Once. s ". Cor. Fourth and West Sts
a11H
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DRESSMAKING.

-s-as--------~~~~-r~-------e--
DRESSMAkERS' AND TAILORS' AT.
~ tention. our spring pongecs. serges and
linens at saving Of 90 per cent. Every
thing in tailoring supplies. Prices reason
able. Buttons 20 order on short notice. b
Levinsky, 223 W. Fourth 81. d. 4 A.
phone 5212D n25.Iy
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WANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS

rT'1E EXCHANGE 224-26 WEST SECOND
street buys everything n household
goods ~ the highest cash prices. b. A. A.
phone 5313-A. f7.3m
pERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
- dealers for your oficc furniture and
household goods. You're lc .ng money IL YOU
don't sell 90 him. A postal will bring our
buyer there with the ready cash Berger, 3rd
Shipley. u. & A. phone 5l1s-A. m15tf
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISE IN THE HOME.
TIE EVENING JOURNAL is
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER della
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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NOTICE mo- GARDENERS-


NOTICE no GARDENERS REQUIRE
~ 500 asparagus plants properly planted
W Ashley. Geo q. Mason. -. q A phone
aS51. m2S-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

An ADVERTISER NENT IT, THE
II EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL I5
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELLA.
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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TRANSPORTATION.
PENIS GraYe Ferry

Staring Saturday. March 23 from Fourth
Street Wharf
Leave Wilmington. 900. 400 a. m. s. 90
500, 700 p. m Additional trip SATURDAY
II 90 p. M,
Leave pcnnsErovc-5 3D. 4. m. D. T. 6
p. m. Additional trip Saturday, p. m.
m22-u
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FLORISTS.


7 Ohm T. CLARK. 1913 LANCASTER AVE.
} LANDSCAPE GARDENER
Dealer In Florists and an kinds Of nursery
stock. Vow is the time 10 attend 20 your
spring planting. An kinds or ornamentsr
trimming done. Work guaranteed.
M Otis I'm
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Real Estate, Notices, Rooms for Rent Wants,
WANTED

IN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
II EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
IHE EVENING JOURNAL rs
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELLA.
WARE NEWSPAPER.
TTyANTED-RAZORS TO SHARPEN.
w Ponneto The Barber, sO4 Market ST.
d.3-tf
XIJANTED-1OoO CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent, 7i.5O and S.
Per month. Both phones.
GEO. r. LANG CO.. l-O5 Orange 81.
fcb24.u
C7ANTED-PERsONA PROPERTY OF
w all kinds good secondhand Furniture
bought and sold. safes. once Fixtures, SC,
Stoves speciality. Also new lot Of Rugs.
Linoleum, Oil Cloth az Soc on tho dollar.
Come see w. before parting with your cash,
for ,nsh talks with me.
CHARLES S.HURLOCk,
jys-ti 7th Poplar streets.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

1rHTrE BOY WANTED TO DRIVE TEAM
w if05 Jackson 81. m-''st
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HELP FURNISHED.


t1tEANH ST. lNrELLlGENCE OtHlOH.
SIS French 81. Help furnished. both
rsle sod female. Farm hands. cooks cham
'srmsids etc. ISAAC GIBBS, Mgr.
ni-1m
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PAWN BROKERS.


NJ HARRIS CO. 100 g. i26 MARKET ST
lh Money loaned at lowest ratio Of interest
ON an goods Of value Old gold and silver
bought m6-3m
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POULTRY.
ORATORS.

DOoMs PAPERED FOR Sa.a5 UP, SCRAP
IL ing, sizing and painting. nron, 1918
Lancaster Ave. ID. & A. phone d321X.
inl-lm
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

CLOSING OUT SAtE--WtLL CLOSE OUT
entire stock Of household articles in
Guiding agate wave, tin ware. glassware. etc,
at cost Apply j. lwolak, ga MadisoH.
m1u.fm
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RUGS. CARPETS, ETC.

n EW RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAR.
~ pets by our latest patent method Of
reinforcing assures YOU Of the best that
can be had. Carpet cleaning speciality.
iAPlS RUG MFG. Co. Inc.
Phone 2oso. s22 Tatnan 81.
ltSu
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ROOFERS.

7 SAAC S. BULLOCK, TIN ROOFING.
spouting and heater work; copper. brass
and ealNanited work, sll shipley St.
m2-1m
BARREL AND COLE, ROOFING AND
spouting, roof painting a speciality.
satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates given.
Sis King St. f27.n
NSTM. n. WILLIAMS CO.
W s2i Orange St, Roofing SpouunE and
heatinr, Metal and composition roofing
Hot AIR heating and vcntilaunr. Repsu.
ing promptly done. Phones a9s.Ny
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hoy WANTED-APPLY
Is ROrH's, 200 MARKET m21-2t
ANTED-CHAUFFEUR. ADDRESS $40
" journal ONCE. m-f-'t
(~LAzERS WANTED. APPLY BOkh
" BROS, Gao Bodine ST. Philadelphia,
Pa Near Third and Poplar m2o-u
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PROFESSIONAL.

MISS L II. HITCHCOCK, A. NJ. GRAD.
N1 UATE OF Pennsylvania Orthopedic
Massage, Swedish gymnastics. Dietctics. Resi-
dence treatments given. Phone J732A. 900
Adams street. M .tts-l I'm
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ants, Sales, Proposals, and Business Opportunities
REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERT SEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL rs
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER della.
WARE NEWSPAPBf.
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PLUMBERS.
ARCHITECTS.
PUBLIC SALE.


DUBLlC SALE-CONTENTS OF . HAND
somcly furnished apartments will be sold
40 Stidham Sons Auction Store, III East
Fourth street, Friday, March 10Th, at 1
o clock, p. M. 1 quartercd oak bed room
suit; heavy brass beds, L cost 500;
ive-pioce parlor suit; / tmce-pieco parlor
suit mahogany frames, claw feet / leather
couch / folding bed; 1 library suit; leather
rockers in brown aud black 1 quartered oak
wardrobe; 1 hall rack; 1 handsome carved
quartcrod oak buffet; also fine pedestal
extension tables; oak dining chairs with
slip leather seats; ] china closet; parlOr
rockers; . handsomely finished library tables
in oak and mahogany; 1 Spear range ma
hogany dresscrs and chfoniers, colonial
style; I antique Sheraton swell front ma
hogany bureau, ! birdie eye maple dresser,
pictures. table linen, silverwarc, books, roll
ton desk Administer and Wilton rugs, croN
rugs linolcum aud mattings. These goods
were an new six months ago and the owners
are going tQ leave town and everything will
he sold for tho highest bid Remember every
thing viii be sold regardless OF price.
m25s6as STIDHAM & son. Aucts.
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FOR SALE.

COR sALE-PRIvET PLANTS, HOWARD
MAHAN Newport Del m21-1m
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SHAMPOO COUPON.

CHAMPOO COUPON.
- Cut ont this coupon and bring IL to
Louise G. Potts parlors. 602 Equitable
building during this month and get first
class shampoo for 80 cents. m10.1m
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TAILORS AND CLEANERS.

CTANLEN sILKA, TAILOR
~ Work called for and delivered
Cleans, Presses, Dyes, Scoure and Repairs
Ladies and Gents SUITS
Remember the Placo-Ninih and Pine sts.
Del fhone 5ooo. Wilminston, Del.
m mi-1m
A MARTIN, TAILOR 7o5 ". srH SD.
- Cleaning, Dyeing. Pressing Stouring
epahinE OF ladies' and gentlemen's cloth
ing. Work called for and delivered ID.
4 A. Phone 4o46D; Automatic Phone l42e.
.ill-3m
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL DE.
lNl scriptions, bought and sold. Repairing
speciality. Bows rehaircd, tOc. Sheet
music and orchestra selections Catalogue
free on request. Old coins bought and sold.
Coin catalogue 12c T.. T.. G. A. MILANO.
20i W. Sth ST., Wilmington. Del.
f221y
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.


t1yANrED-WArCH AND JEWELRY RE.
w pairing. Also eye fitting Store open
''cninSs until O'Clock. Saturday evenings
intl 10 o'clock. Lyn Thomas, 400 Market
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CHIRoPODIST.

L LIzABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
Il Fowler a Hanna, Ltd Chiropody and
manicurinG. 217-2ts Ford Bldg. ID. & A..
133o.A. Evening by appointment fiO.3m
AIRS. ANNIE NJ. sCHAEFER. CHfROPODY
Nl 922 Shpley st. Open Monday. Wed.
nesday and Friday evenings aud Sunday
until noon Visits by appointment d. h
A. phone 1885. f24Iy
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VACUUM CLEANER.


/ EI ME- DEMONSTRATES TIRE CELE.
- brated Premier Electric Cleaner in your
home. When tho Premier Electric comes IA
worry goes out and tho dirt with it They
detest each other. Andrew Iohanson ENrlu.
siye Agent m Delaware. fo2 ". 9th ST.
Wilmington, Del ID. & A. phone 35s5-D
m201m
7 Ell US DEMONSTRATE ThE DOMES-
- TIC iR., Vacuum Cleaner in your home
Sells for Sa.75. Solo selling agents for tho
''Richmond' Suction Cleaners Irices $50,
SIS. S6s and w. a.. Avery Bcn 6u3 Delta.
ware avenue. -. 4 A. Phone is2f-A.. VIII
minEtor Del ml.tt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-30

WHAT HAPPENED
Cleveland Spinsters' club has
invited all eligible young men to
Leap Year dance.
1T is any wonder that Persians
are bitter when Russia has sent
an army into their midst to teach
them the ten commandments do
not apply in international poll
tics?"-W. Morgan Shuster to
London audience. @
Similarly: 1t is any wonder
the wool workers of Lawrence
are bitter when Governor Foss
has sent an army into their midst
to teach them the ten command
ments do not apply in Big Bust
ness?
But that doubtless is diff
The Persians are a brave people,
fighting for their liberty. The
wool workers of Lawrence are a
lot of impudent laboring people,
who have had the impertinence to
demand fair treatment. =
Walter Wilkins, farmer near
Urbana, ILL.,, shot and killed self
last night. Ill health.
1t is reported that Roosevelt is
planning a trip ito visit friends
in the west" late in, April or early
in May.
Not, of course, with an idea of
influencing western delegates to
the Republican national conven-
ton. Certainly not.
Rev. R. T. Guernsey, former
pastor Baptist church, Log Prai-
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eliminate self, but all witnesses
will be granted immunity from
prosecution.
Rep. Norris (Rep., Neb.) has
introduced bill for elimination OF
politics in postofice department.
He'll need to reconstruct the
postofice.
1000 freedmen" of Cherokee
Indian nation; descendants OF
free negroes, denied right to
share with other members of ma
tionin its undivided assets valued
at millions by supreme court yes
>terday.
Five students of Holy Cross
college, Farnham, Que, arrested
on charge Of setting fire to school
building for spite. Building was
completely destroyed.
Portuguese Federation Of
Trade Unionists have proclaimed
general strike to enforce release
of strikers and syrnpathizers ar
rested during demonstrations at
Evora.
Cincinnati Methodist Minis
ters' association has voted to petit
ton congress to legislate against
Johnson-Flynn prize fight.
They also might ask congress
to legislate against some of the
Johnson-Flynn fight dope that's
being thrown around so promis-
cuously these days.
Jimmy Clabby, middleweight
champion of America and Aus