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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
OGDEN WANTS HER SHARE
BUSINESS Men Of City Alive to Value of
Railroad, AdvertI5inu
spcclaI 10 Tnc Tlihunr-

Special To TIE Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 27.-Evcr alive 10 Tho
growth and development of Ogden CITY,
th' "hamher nf commerce, by commit
tcc selected FOR that purpose. met Ger
rit Fort, who has general supervision OF
al Of tho advertising done by the Union
iuoiic railroad, when hc arrived In Og-
d"u this afternoon and took iIp with fb.
railroad official plans for advertising this
''tN during The present year. The Har-
rinlan HySt"nl has Sct aside 81 600 600 for
hoNcrtiSlnS tlic wc-t this year. The
chamber of commerce. inquired NJ Nr
Fort what percentage NJ tho fund wax
10 bc expended for Ctah and partIcu-
larly Tor Ogden city. Mir. Fort told th.
ogden boosters thu, the fund has no,
Trt been app"rtionod. but promised that
"hfn tn" advNrtiSipE- work begins. Utah
aud Ogdcu city win he generously rc-
nemhcrcd. Mr.. Fort lett Tor Omaha
ihis afternoon
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DIED


LEARN-Ip this city. J,r,sN--,>>-
John T. Learv, aged "a ys'ay u
services will bc held fro,y,,S SdrS Its
Cos chanel. .95 ana Sa9 Dom
Temple street. today tsund,, Suulh
Intcrmcnt in Mount Caivnrc , At
MOORE In this cItv. lam. ssmctt
Elizabeth Moore. aged In q.
ParlcS +. Moore, 1o9 south Sslfe On
street. Remains al Eber WeVenth
south West Temple street. W. halrr
later. uhcral \
TRoTT-In This city. a, JIo,,,
pltmI. january 20. i9is. 1ross|
aged 90 y"ars. months no"r
Tho funeral scri Ices viii I"i v
day, January 20, ~ n -, lmid
neral chapel p Ehcr W. JJni, At ~
West Temple street. lntar.. isi 4
cemetery. ''rncnt
SlIAEP-At III Eas, sop,h r. Fl
uary II, lal3. OF myocnr1,,, ;empls,
Sharp. wife of John n. shaw aar
ter OF III" latc Orsou p ana q
Lawrence Miles. born Decc,nhh Au]
salt Lake City. Tho funeral ',oer
be held Monday afternoon TroS. VIC
u residence. The time WIN ba ne
later. Friends arc invited ,o ' anno>
tcrncnt III city cemetery a'teud
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sv ds-s noticed marked change. The er7ip-
ION On his cheeks was almost healed. and his
shoulders. arms and breast we're decidedly
'etts-- When ne vas about seven months
I'D. oil ;race Of ihc eczema Uas gone
During nfs teeihing period. his head and
ace were broken ou. ir bo.iS which c,ircd
sith CutieuTs Soap and oinirlrns. Surely
1e must have been great sufferer. During
he time OF 'eftntng used the Cu'iclIra soap
and Cutic1Jrs Ointment, nothing else. and
shen two years old Re nas the picture of
nee'rh- His complexion was soft and beauf!-
'ul. and his head q mass o' silky curis. he'd
sern afraid thS' he would never be vel, ard
{ feel IA.5t ! oHe great deal TO the Cu,oura
EfTne6iss." tstgued) Mrs. Mary ". Ramsey.
sept. ~, 1910.
Cuiicurs Soap and Ointment are sold
Everywhere. Sample O! each mailed free.
with 32-p. book. Address. "Cutieurz,"
Dept. T. Boston. Telder-faced men should
shave ~iA cuticurs Soap shaving SticE
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BURGLARS RAID HOME
OF J. p. MORGAN, JR
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
NliW YORK. Jan. 21.-The home OF j.
r Morgan, Jr.. at 23l Madison avenue,
vas entered after midnight Thursday
night and jewelrv valud at $1,000 was
stolen. Several of the articles were heir
looms OF the family and They were re-
zarded Us priceless. Second Deputy Po-
lice Commissioner Doucherty is directing
a score OF detectives in the search for
The loot,
The family was sleeping in the house
al the time of the burglary. which was
not discovered until the next DAY. The
first and second floors and several dress
ing rooms had been ransacked.
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Danger for Rabbits.

Special TO The Tribune
oGl'fsN, Jan: 2d.-Ra bbit hunters num-
bcrins nearly 600 Will leave on a sneciaI
train at $50 O'Clock Sunday morning for
q Gay shooting At Lake station MANY
OF ihose who Will leave in quest OF good
- IInoo''ns VIII ne from salt Lake City,
II is reported that there are thousands
or rabbits In the southern part of BoX
Elder county where tho hunters will as.
Seinlc after The special train reaches
Iake station The bounty on rabbits
onered by BoX Elder county is 2 cents
apiece y terrific onslaught on tho treas
urers Office OF that county Is expected
Monday
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MONUMENTS, ToMIsTor

TIE LEADING FLORIST. W. " i,
2l4 ". md So. Both phones al Z
HUDDART FLORAL CO. sa an =
st. Phones LOG. Cut flowers n.
neral designs.
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Face Trial on Burglary Charge

Special 20 The TribUnc.
PROVO, Jan. 21-Sbcriff g. + Srhra
der oi Mesa county. Colorado. arrived I'm
Provo last pleht on No. 2 Of the Denver
& Rio Grande aud lett for homo this
afternoon on No, with Frank Watson
and John Harold Morgan. the two bovs;
arrested here by sheriff Judd and held
for the Mesa county officer on n charge
oi hurgl9riZ'nE ihc Red Trunk CiothIu..
company store a Grand Junction Tho
two boys arc alleged 10 have entered tho
store through skylight in tho roof and
a trapdoor In tho> >cnIlinc. and stolen two
Su't cases, TWO suits Of clothes. "A guam
titN .! I"Wclry and 4 number OF other
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To Lodge Strikebrcakers.

HpoClAI 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan, 27.-Inquirics arc bcin-
made at the smaller hotels and lodging
houses near the Mon depot by Harri :
man railroad officials to engage accom- :
odaiionS for strikcbreakcrs who Will
leave the stockade February |. ON tnat
DAY the stockadc will be abandoned and
the St'lkobreakers will get lodging and
board somewhere in the city, az near as
possible to their work. The strikers do
not look with much favor at this moy.
oi me railroad company. They object to
ant!ciDatcd 10
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Carnival Seeks Band.
Special to The Tribune,

Special 10 TIC 7 IIIOuHt'
PROVO. Jan. 27.--F'rom present indl-
cations there will be no band at tne
carniya, here this week unless one Is
brought from Salt Lake city II was In
tended 10 employ the Brigham Young uni
versity band. but the Provo band ieeis
sighted because II was not employed ana
the three men who belong to both bands
have been notified that they will he eN-
PEELED from the city band II they take
part in the exercises this week. NeGo.
iiat{ons were on to get the Pleasant
Grove band, but 1t is said that 1t Will not
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Pool Rooms Orderly.

Sl'rIHI IN nc TrIINUO.
OGDEN. Jan. 91.-Ap inspection uf the
poet ronm9 of the city Was made by CHIEF
of rolic" Thomas 7. browning and Conn
missioner Samuel Browning this morn
ing. ~ each place visited the City Of
nCcrS found ~ rvthirE running accord
ing 10 law. TO prevent minors from fire.
uucntinE these resorts special orders have
hccu issued 10 patJolmcn In the business
district ,u keep close watch on each
isiIFc
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Well-Known Man Dies.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. Jan. 27.-Aftcr a short Illness
from nervous proStraton. David Low.
Faint company. died at the Dee hos :
nItal at ~: :45 o'clock this forenoon Mr.
Low was known throughout Utah and Tho
Ogden on special business for mis- com
pahN January 10 and was taken suddenly
~ After heig removed To the hospita al
ilis CONDITION grew worse until the end
came today. The body was taken to tho
Larkin inortuary and later win bc
sent 10 Omaha for burial His wife
arrived short. time after he was taken
VI and was with bin when he died
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Ready for Debates,

SI""laI u TIC Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 27,--To further the work
ana study Of Public Finance" begun
some time ago, a dcbalin society Will
pe organized next "wednesday evening
by the Y, VI. NJ. |. association OF tho
Fourth ward, Officers from tho asso-
cation VIII be elected and subjects Of
dcpal" VIII be announced for regular
meetings. President \. H. Sun,,nerIll
and his counselcrs will have general SUI
pcryislon OF The work and District Judge
y, y: Harrls VIII act AS class Instructor
Public debates on live subjects win no
held from time 10 time
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE,
lultcd states for the District Of Utah.
IN ~" matter OF 6urn Mining com
pdnN lnEolnntary baukrupt.-m hank
ruptcN. No. 1864
10 !n" urcdii"r* Of Euro Mining company
9i .'ii I.'tk" city. in ilic county OF Sail
Lake aud district aforesaid. bank
ruTj: - '"'"
Notice Is hereby Sivcn Ihai on the l:tb
gay ol ianuar%. 1917. the SAID Rurro Min
ihS "ptnp1iy HaS daily adjudIcatcd ba d.
rDpi; aud lhat the first meeting of IL.
,tcn,lols Vii nc held III my office iu the
on ihc 9th day nf February. 1912 AZ 10
Z" glo'N IN ihc forenoon. at which time fha
hn'b creditors may attend. prove ibnir
a,,',". Hppp'nt a trustee. examine Tho
ndHNrHpt, and trdnsaci such Other buei
ness a. may properly com. before sajI
meeting. CHARLES RaIbWrS SaId
s.,, 90, hsfFr"cfn Eankinptcy
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Finds Ranges Good.
srocial to Tho Tribune.

- IT IT"
OGDEN. Jan. 2I.-Aficr a conference
with shucpm"n aud cattlaIncn of Idaho
relative 10 grazing privileges in the GOV
sruin@u; forests Homer Fcnn. head Of
IN" grazing department uf tho Fourth
forestry district. has returned 10 Or-
den. While absent Afr. Fem visited
Montpelier. Haley. rccatoIlo and ofhcr
Idaho towns. "" says that tho ranges ar,
In better condition iliS Ncsr than tho
have been for some time. This lie at
tributes 10 tho restrictions Of the gov
eminent which probibit oyerslockinr
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Early Closing Prevails.

7ff'tei ~ ih' iilnDur.
OGDEN Jan 27-Prac,icalv .,cr,.
store in Ogden. including the grocer,.
houses mud markets. were cloEcd prompt.
~ 80 o'clock tonight. pursuant tn an
agreement reached 4 Few dave ac. a.
clos" s1rlt every Saturday cyc;,iuc In
order to nh"v rierks few hogIa' resi-
ara 20 p"tter conform With tne letter Of
the ninS -liou- working dav L,,y rh.
movement. ifrst started by the dr,- f.oody
merchants Of tho city WAS taken ~ b,.
M he'eH Merchants association with tho
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Successful Exhibition.

Special 20 TIE Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 2I-Ogden's first annual
poultry show closed tonight after a sue
cessful weeks run. w w. Browning
awarding Judge addressed 200 persons on
the finer points OF the poultry Industry
He told what varieties were the best TO
Specialize with 10 produce good laying
chickens or good market chickens
II was announced at the gathering that
the ogden Real Estate association would
oteer silver loving cup to the exhibitor
~ inc best poultry at the show TO he
nciG next year A meeting will be held
Wednesday night In the office OF w. l..
Branmell To arrange for the organization
OF INC w ebcr County Poultry nsSoCinIl lon
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sfter. his arms. shoulders
ard breast broke out also,
and IN a few days became
a solid srsb. The Kt,le
fellow zas unde- treat
mea; for about three
months. F. Ire end Of
that time. be seemed no
better. | became dis
couraged. I commenced
'-s us- ~ ruricura Soap
ard Ofnt-1An. and IN a
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Wife Granted Divorce,

Sp'rIai IN INC Vribune.
OGDEN. Ian. 27-Sincc .Tulv 81. 1910.
William Brown has failed to provide a
support FOR Elva Brown according 70 The
findings OF District Judge j \. Howell i'm
divorce action hcnrd today. Mrs.
Brown WAS given an interlocuiory decree.
awarded COSTS and attorneys fees ana
alleged 10 resume her ma lden name, Elvu
might. The Browns wcro married at
salt Lake CITY July -. 1910.
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ATTORNEYS

DANA T. SMITH. ATTORNEY.
Herald bldg Bell phone, WasatcA|
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Death Closes Long Life.

SIrrial 20 Toe Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. after a Ions illness.
\. =. Mills. s% r"ars OF ago. died at the
homo of his son. pr. r. T. Mills. 2siS
Madison avenue. at II o'clock this fore
noon. Tho BODY VIII he taken back 10
the Old homo ~ the dead man at Ann
ArJcr. Mich. FOR burial
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Child's Funeral Today.

Special 10 roc Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan @5.--Funcral services for
Viola. tEC 5-mont ns'-old daughter OF Nc.
3ud Ms. Arthur Barrett. win he held at
ihc family residence. Il5S 'Ewrnty-thiri
-treci. Monday afternoon at 1850 o'clock
Burial will be in tho CITY cemetery
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Young Man Will Recover.
Special 10 The Tribune,

'TIINIdI I'D 7 nc 7 TIDUUc.
OGDEN. Jan. 27.-James McRcth. called
To san Francisco short time ago ro :
cause of the Illness OF his son, Donald :
McBcth. has returned TO Ogden. Mr.
McBeth saws his son WAS desperately in
with typhoid d-pnucmonia and his death
was feared for some time. Ills condition
grew better after t4e arrival OF his ia =
thcr and ho VIII soon h" able to leave
the hospital. Donald McBeth l. we'll
known at Ogden. whcro he lived until
ten years ago. when he moved 80 Cali
foruIa
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Escapes From Jail.

SpeCIdI 10 TIC t IIIUuTIc.
PROVO, Jan 21.-Dr Charles Armand.
who was sentenced To serve thirty days
In the county jail, escaped at about .
O'Clock this evening and has not yet been
apprchended He was sentenced January
Is for obtaining money under false pre-
tcnses and had served about half of his
term He was moi guarded closely and
merely saw an opportunity and walked
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Dies From Dropsy.

Nrrcial TO Toe Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 21-Aftcr = long nluoxs
from dropsE. Mrs. Mary T.. Eastman died
~ her homo in North Ogden this morn
ing. shortly after o'clock. Mr. Eastman
Was born 80 North ogden Cortv-four
years ago. she ~ survived by her hUs-
band. lie6cr Eastman and tbiutcer .l;!I-
dr"u. Tho funeral services VIII bo held
~ 'hc NORTH ogden meeting house rucs
dsy afternoon ~ $50 o'clock. The bod
was brought 10 lindqusCs mortuary
Ihln manning
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Must PAY Pen atty.

Sr"cisl 80 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. @1.-H Harry Williams AMI
John Roberts. drug IIscrs. were todav sen
ign"cd Ia ihrtv DAYS each in The city.
lDU. tnC Two In"u are confirmed uS"rS
at cocaine Although they were arrested
week ago at Marriott. this Tounty. their
condition MAS such that they were not
able tn bc taken from tho count. iall
uutil TO-DAY. When The two mon were
arrested They had II bouptiful supply OF
their ilNoritc dr,i..
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Will Take Appeal.

Special To The Tribune
LOGAN, Jan. 2T.-Jacob p, Petersen,
tho ''bootleggcr," who was convicted by a
jury last evening, received his sentence
this morning. He was given Twenty-Five
DAYS In jail and nned s22b. He at once
gave notice of appeal and VIII carry the
case to tho district court.
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Guilty of Neglecting children.

Special 10 Tnc TrIbUnc.
PROVO. Jan. 2I.-Clydc willis pleaded
guilty To the charge OF wilfully neglect
Ing his minor children. and Judge Booth
made an order that Willis pay to the
clerk of the court 50 week.
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News of Intermountain Region

stores and butcher shops Joined the carly
closing movement, The carly CLOSING:
movement Is backed by most OF the
womcn's clubs uf tho city and is gem
CrallN ponUllr.
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SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART. ELOCUTION
and oTatory by O. + Gordon. late of
Philadelphia School OF Dramatic Art. En-
ter now Studio $50 S. 1th Il. Both
phones 99S. sl725
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men. prices right.
Office Duval's paper store d3l7s
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HIS ECZEMA GONE
AND BO|LS CURED
Eczema Began When Three Weeks
Old. Arms, Shoulders and Breast
a Solid Scab. Boils Broke Out
During Teething. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and He Was
the Picture of Health.

2ci X Jsckson S.. Colorado Springs. Colo
Ny son vas about ihrer weeks old when 7
noticed bresSinE-ou; on his cheeks from
which a Vatery substance oozed. A short time
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articles All Of the stolen goods were re-
covered by the Utah county officers ana
taken back TO Colorado BY sherirl
Schradcr.
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Wall Paper.

Room lot remnants cheap. 1o1 East
First South street. opposite fire depart"
mcut. Vim, T. knapton & Co.
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ASSAYERS
HOTELS

0N-~~~~--------~~---~--- .rp eOi'I|
CLIFT HOUSE. no. 10 W. Jhp
Rooms $3.50 10 81 per "e''
King, Prop.
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Total $500
.2,5l7,760 lbs

! The work OF loading ore was resuineu
| today al ih. Daly West mine. the COM
pany having made such reconstructon as
| was REQUIRED TO overcome the !nconFen-
| !ence occasioDed by the burning OF ltS ore
! hOuse a week ago.
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TIE METROPOLE. CENT? I'd
Gated. 3rd South cp?os'e ,,ccsi<|
thsatsr. +. r Perkins. late oi a'ar6
Ida. prop. Rooms I0c ana 'p 81
rooms with yr!vnte bath -
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE AND CAn
Cleaning Co.. 139 E. 1st So.
cleaning by experts. Both phones
1856: Ind. 97S.
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r FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REIIp-
rolstcred; cotton and hair mattresses
M oe over. Cp-to-pate Furniture Co,
80 s. w. Temple. Bell ol27 ooeOI
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

OF EaTt LIKE OIlyi I
Foreign exchange; travellers cie'
interest paid on time and ssvia@
posits: your account. large or sma1
receive careful attention. n. 7.
president; John ]. DAILY, vice ureSa
A. II, Peabody. cashier.
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS
All makes repaired. exchanged and
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co., So
End So Phones 430. Establlshed
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REPAH
good work: reasonable prices; nev
second hand machines on easy -
The White is King. 20 West Let s.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SON. l66 y ST, BELL
l3ao-k Cpholstering, chairs recened.
OHA.
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Park Ore Shipments.

Special to The TrIbune'
PARK CITY, Jan. 27.-Shiplncnts from
this camp for the week ending tonight
follow: ,oo -eo ~,
Silver King Coalition .,.s... J. lO0' lSo los ios'
Naxv York ,.....s... 1850 lbs,
ru,,, 2,5l7, 80 lbs
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Z. G. O'DONNELL., uSnro-
md em6alrrer. has moved o.
cation a25 -22i South West Tsnn
Realty bldg. Both phones 5s6 nr'>
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NEEDELEWORK

>~~~--~-~~--->y-~~~~~~--s
FINE NEEDL LEWURk AND EMnhe'
cry: Bne linens a speciality. Louis
Roe. ei7 So. 9th East Ashton s'
car line. Ind phone 2l2a.
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FUNERAL DIREcToc

EBER w. HALL, UNDERr 49,
emoalmer' lGi S, West Tenpls 8
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CASKET FACTORY

UTAH CASkET CO, MFRS ~
dcr.aker5' supplies. Phones. NJ
night. 3Sll-E. Phone or wiz. ny
ders. g. r. sch So. Salt Law ~
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c. II, BANKS. UNDER Tvvr
embalrner. Murray. Phone Mnsr,, %
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-07-15
JOAQUIN MILLER ILL
California Poet Refuses Aid of a
Physician.

Oakland.-"Go is my only ply
sician," said Joaquin Miller Thurs
day, in his home on THE Heights, +"
and denied that unaccustomed eXer-
tion of the Fourth of July had made
him seriously i'll. Mature gives me
my only medicine" he added. The
doctors would be more apt to make
me sick than to cure me, provided
there was anything wrong with me. +"
The poet, who is II years old, par
ticipated in the entertainment of del
egates to the general Federation of
Women's Clubs, July A. and has since
kept to his bed the greater part of
the time. He said that he was en-
gagged on a long poem, in which he
wrote a little each day.
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THEY ALL DEMAND TT.
Ashland, Like Every City and Town
in the Union, Receives 1t.

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many other people
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan s
and take no other.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-07-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, L. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
June 5, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that John
Harrington, whose postoffice address
is 446 East Oak street, Portland, Or
egon, did, on the 14th day of Sep
tember, 1910, file in this office
Sworn Statement and Application
No. 06597, to purchase the N. "
NV. u Section "a, Township 40 S.,
Range | West, Willamette Meridian,
and the timber thereon, under the
provisions of the act of June 8, 1878,
and acts amendatory, known as the
Timber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be fixed by appraise-
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap-
plication, the land and timber there
on have been appraised 1925, the
timber estimated 100000 board feet
at SO cents per M, and the land $;
that said applicant will offer final
proof in support of his application
and sworn statement on the 23rd day
of August, 1912, before the Register
and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing corroborated affi-
davit in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
4-1Ot Register