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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
,.,, department PromuIgates
"', o,onosed Army Changes.
,r,ono The Tribune bureau. .,
FROM washington, September H.

washington, september IL
my RroReANIzATIoN.-T The War
ANS ',o.Dt is sending out to the army az
pes no,,onal guard and all others
nHe = The subject of the reorgan-
Hi''SS'. ,ns army pamphlet contain
''no ~. reorganization scheme recently
's 49, to the secretary Of War by the
.."g War college. This is IT,. the sch. scheme NJ,
NH. ..tarv of War and the chief Of
ne ~ ,,op promising Congress would
:sn r.hcoming this year ana II Is IN, IN
be i0,u 20 nave the way for a scientihc
tsndeu .otion OF the land forces OF the
uhi'e' che principal points made by Mr..
one u md General Wood before the
S'fnsV .,sss Of the House and Senate with
Conll.',., .be legislative features OF the
ressiu ,m was their opposition to piece
an! ,.,stion. They were in favor Of
Ossi s the aims Of the House Military
Aone ~ in consolidating departments
ccnl u.anr,ng the expenses of the mill
sn' ,ohvebment They believed, how
AN ct this reorganization should he
sst ,soo,v done. and only on the rec
'cisn'. s.,,ons ~ officers who had made
'naa D,S,sct a matter Of careful study.
ias -o,ort is now sent out with the
~. .h.t officers viii submit their views
90 U, 20 the conclusions Of the re-
VIZ 20 after sufficient time has elapsed
all who desire a chance TO be
80 The matter again will be taken up
~. General STAFF and put In shape 70
admitted to Congress in the next SEES
son -.,-... 80 ,,,tt,1
~ view OF perfecting the scheme.
~ n 4, hoped by the War Department
~, national guard officers will give it
-. ...,,I consideration and take part In the
Alterations.
-. rscort Is OF considerable length. and
,...r,,as the general relations between
~, and naval forces, relations between
-, ,oroes at home and abroad, the land
80. within the territorial limits OF the
r,,,as states the peace administration
!, ths regular land forces, the necessity
:, reserve system. the tactical organ
,,.son Of mobile troops, the relation Of
,.xuotlou TO organization. an initial tao
49,, organlzation for the mobile army
nm a programme OF gradual expansion
,,o field army, raising and organizing
-. national volunteer forces, considera-
Wv. determining the strength, compost
fr and organization OF the land forces
"A council OF national defence.
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PROPOSALS.

~ ~Sg s PREPAYMENT. OFFICE or
! c Supervising Architect, Washington,
ss.Iy.a 4, y. lel2.-sealed proposals. viii be
:. is cay o. Oct. 1912. and then opened. for
e,iu. Is Aineal system Of matchmaking mp
~ Yo,c ,he United States post once, new,
btsses,iL. Nliy. y. y, In acceptance with the
|sn N sno drawings enumerated therein,
SAP ',,Scinetion OF the Supervising Architect
-. !. ENDEkOrH. Supervising Architect
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CARPET CLEANING.

IoyRK cARPEr CLEANING WORKS.
az pyricoesis Largest, Most Modern.
frnaoso WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
q 80 ~ Reasonable Send for Circular
}, J. -, - 1923 BRYANT. 437-i3g West 45th ST.
0sssuL CARPET CLEANING Co
So ~ compressed afr. steam. hand or
0eW 1855 broadway. 42l East 4bth 81
5kANDT. Tel l32-3sth.
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ORDERS ISsUED.-Th army and
u,vy orders have been issued:
AMY


ARMY
,.r,.nart Colonel GEORGE BELL. Jr.. in
ssScto- genergl Western Division, Inspector
wgsrsrsl during absence OF Colonel JOHN
/ CiAMBERLAIN. Inspector general.
yaior HUGH j. GALLAGHER, quarteriHas-
n, corps (commissary1. viii assume tem-
po,ary charge ONCE quarternl astsr SestIle'
LER. ouarteTmaster corps 'asslstahi quar-
c,p.ain CLAUDE b. swEEzET. SIN cav
slrY. detailed as major Phihpplne scouts
september p vice captain LLN - De-
HsIBERG. Gtn Cavalry. TO his regiment.
Try lieutenant SAMUEL II. " LEARN,
.5sst artillery. % factory Curtss Aero
tsne Coruany. Hammondsport, for course
n Instruction IE operation Cp.tiss type
igroplenc thence 20 college PaTk.
lis, lieutenant HUNTER HARRIS, ON It.
khtry. from duty as ace ae-ctuIP ="
s-lssdier General GEORGE s. ANDER-
Dy -
II, Lieutenant WILLIAM y. PORTER,
coss. artilsrv. assigned 1a2J ~, T9T p
PENTER, coast artillery, tWentg-elgHI
lays non October I.
NAVY.
usv,nnt C. r. NEAL. Naval Academy
,.sutsrant tjunior grade) ". 3. HOWE. de-
nched the Hannibal. home. wait orders
EaHga MONROE KELLY, detached the
salem; temporary duty Bureau OF ora
E1,sS J. ". BUNKLEY, detached the
Connecticut; temporary duty Bureau OF
zrssn FfTzHUGH GREEN. detached the
iowa; temporary duty Bureau ~ OTdnanee'
Acting Assistant surgeon ". O. 1ONN-
SEND. marine recruiting station. Balu-
more
Aetrg Assistant Surgeon j. Y. REED. navy
recruiting station, Indianapolis.
Acng Assistant Surgeon y. y IOCiF KAN
navy recruiting station, Omaha ,-
Psssd Assistant PaYmaster W. J. NJ
tsached the Iowa; navy yard Phliaaei-
pals, September 40.
Pait.d Assistant Paymaster T.. T.. On
WILL, the Mississippi September 80.
Passed Assistant Paymaster REGINALD
SPEAR. detached the Mississippi; nome
wat orders
Instant Paymss,ers J. 6. vENTER, II. T
sANDLIN ana z y. BARBER temporary
.tgty Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts.
Arimss
F.ymsstcr Clerks ". C. COLBERT and II.
l. BROWN. appointments revoked.
MARINE CORPS
cap,stn r, n CUTS. detached Marine Ba.-
isek'' Norfolk; Marine Barracks. Homo
Captain Il. !, BEARsS. detached Marine
Philadelphia
captain =. v. DELANO. detached Marine
oflrsckt. Boston; naval war college.
Ntptalh J. j. MEADE, detached The MIS-
sour; Marine Barracks Philadelphia.
Nson9 Lieutenant Z, J. EVANS, detached
game Barracks, Mare Island; Marine
barrach Honolulu
'e9ns Lieutenant T. A. BLAIR, detached
Ns1ne Barracks. Honolulu. advanced base
shooi Philadelphia
MOVEMENTS OF VEssELs.-Thess
movements o. vessels have been an
bounced
ne Alabama detached from Atlantic feet.
iSt s'e's"'u 10 N''''' w
ARRIVED
% lO-Ths Lebanon, at Norfolk the Iro-
WOE 81 Mare Island
SAILED
S-Ths Onio and The Idaho from
hampton Roads for Newport. the Leb-
s.10a nom Hampton Roads FOR Norfolk.
", lO-The Cesar. from Bosfon Tor Hamp-
~ Roads the Tallaharseo and the
HVpEet, from ADffolk for y..ttr.,or
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Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat Tor West Point Nswbursh
Poushkeepsle. Kingston apd way landings
leaves Desbrossss ST. las p. NJ: W. 42d 81.
2 p. M ". 129th Sc. 22o p NJ Daily es
espt Sunday, ideal outing 20 West Point, ~
turning by Str. Albany. 81. or by rail. 81 10. =
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Two-Room Apartments.
Three-Room Apartments.
Four-Room Apartments.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Ardnaree, 504- SOC ". Nth s..Ns0-seoO
tut'a't ZOO Tr 'oad q, ,....... 700
Malvern A Ciarcmont sYe............ ofu
Norman 37-s8 ". 93d st..........'... sgV
Wentworth, 40 Pinehurst ave: 1880. ~
Iairview Court, 3i29-3l Broadwsy.... SfO
ROYAL Grand. 100 Clsremont ave.. oo0
Beinofe. 1901 Broadway. .....''.''''' fss00
TsTti,rnore. 5fs W. 189;h st........... $50
Eilsmore. $40 ". I4oth st...''''.''''' 90 90
uuIleN. - on, "a iosth ,t.. go
Fowler Court, 400 Riverside Drive. 40
Psrthenon. a25 w. ll4th st...'.'''''' az az
Idoo na ,.tst 40 uiy.rajds DrIvs... T20
Lucia, AS ". 1850 at. ..............'. 80
eonoma 1eI ciarsm9nt ave ,.;...'''' 81 90
Liys1..ees 80 IN "a, I1atb at ..... $50
Llnnthgodow,' ~, ~ 7s,b .t........... 200
The Woodstock $50 ". 1880 st.'.''''''' A. 20
m. rvroI 46o .4G4 ". 149th st........'' o'-''o
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Eight-Room Apartments.

Peter Minut. 20 Clsremont ave. 81. 500-sf.(-
The Indiana, III W. 10th St.. 1900 1,7C
Ardelle, 527 Riverside Drive. .......... 1.SO(
Freislsnd. 235 W. 1890 st............. Loo
4iO West End ave. .....,............ 100
$40 W iO4th st.................. I,SO0
Neuwald 242 w. iO4th sl.........,... 1000
fchermerhorn. 81 L. $40 st........... $500
ST Charles 10i W. I'D st............. 100
Leyland s0s w goth st............... 1000
BaimorsI Court 600 W. 1914 st........ LOO
Hollywood. 1881 Madison ave........,. 1.600
Dorthea, 3sl ". 1Oi.t st............. 1900
Beinnrd S8th ST. and Broadway. $500
Norman 81 W e3d st..,...,......... 900
New windsor. 2D4 Central Park W.. 100
Grsenwich. 44G Central PARK W.. 900
i sssoroI its Yves, sad st. ...e io
Bonavista. Tooth st. Riverside Drive ], po-20 600
ChepstoW, 2i5 w. I0lst st.......... 100
Citizen, 2e4 Riverside Drive. 1900
Fowler Court 400 Riverside DriYc..... 400
rG Sni N1 its,h :. o. coz o. N'e" 7ss,
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G AT S KILL I EyES
WORK WANTE D.
Female.

BoOKKEEPER AND TYPIsT-competsnt:
ears broad experience. double and sim
slo entry: trial balance, monthly statements
unduestionablo references; MI typewriters
and dictegraph. Competent, Ttloune ONCE.
BOOKREEPER - Experienced either sys-
tenn. CAPABLE OF taking full charge OF Of
flee best references a. Y s., 1905 Beverly
Road. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.

Male
MADE 200 in 8 years with a small mall
order business; began with 50: free book
let: tells how. Heacock, 5055 Lookport Ny.
MALE HELP WANTED, with first class ref
erenees; all kinds OF porters. housemen.
kitchenmen and walters. Pearson's Agency, o
East 1921 at. Tel SO4g-Harlem,
Statesmen WANTED-WIrH SOME ME-
CHANICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR LARGE
COMPETING SCALE COMPANY; MUST DE
ENERGETIC AND COMPETENT; GOOD
DRAWING ACCOUNT AND COMMISSION.
ANSWER BY LETTER. WITH REFER
ENCES. A.. BOX 40. TRIBUNE.
WANTED.--Man and wife on small place in
country; man 10 caro- for horses milk.
lawn; wifa 20 cook and wash references In
dlspensabie: permanent place 70 right peo-
Pile. Address J.. Burdiek. Roseland. ", J.
wANTED--A bright boy, abont ID years OF
age, In downtown lawyers Office: write ap-
piication. giving qualifications and names OF
references. Address l.. N. b.. Tribune once
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Nine-Room Apartments.

The Livingston, a81 Cent. p. w ~. 300 81. 700
The Cornwall 2K5 W. Goth st. 2,100- 400
Hohenzoliern. 495 West End ave. 400
peinord, ss-3th st................. 1890
schcrmerhorn. 81 r sea st. ........... 1870
pocLledqc Hall riverside Dr., 1929 st. n, 200
c;oncord Hall 4Gs Riverside Drive. 1000
~ park ave ................... 4 000
Bonavista, Tooth st.. Riverside Drive..'.. 1.bO
TiIfdsn. 2of piverside Drive ......... 1900
ostend. $3.50 Broadway 1900
ho ,nsn ha'' 600
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Katharine +. Royrard. Plaintiff.
against Michael f. Sullivan and others. De
fendants.-ln pursuance OF a judgment OF foro-
closure and sole. duly made and entered IN
The abovc-entitled action and bearing GATE the
Nth day OF August 1912, l. the undersigned,
The referee in said judgment named, gill sell
az uublic auction az the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 14-iG Vesey street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan CITY Of New York, on tho llth day
~ Contender 1912. at IL o'clock noon on that
dav by Joseph p Day, Auetioneer, the prem.
,see directed by said Judgment 20 be SOLD. ana
tbereip described as follows All that certain
~, niece or parcel Of land. situate, lying and
tninG in tho TWenty-second Ward or the cry
~ %,r York bounded and described as fo-
iowsF Beginning at point In the eesterly nne
- Eleventh Avenue. distant northerly nity
Zoe. and Ave inches from the northeasteriy
rotrsr 81 Eleventh Avenue ana l-ifty. seFenth
Street and running thence northeriy along the
~asterlv line or side OF Eleventh avenue,
,oenty-nyo feet; thence easterly; parallel WIN
tyift,yssventa street and partly through
narty wall fifty feet: thence southerly ana
ppsraileI with Eleventh Avenue, twenty-five
90 ana thence westerly parallel Win FIFTY
seycy,h street and partly through party wall
ef,'' srst N The point OF place OF beginning.
ny ;ed New York Angus, 10Th. 1912.
WAITER SHAW BREWsIE, III neisie o.,
NerNIRY q REWARD, Auorneys TOT
plaintiR, $40 Broadway, Sew t9rk NY.
the following is diagram OF we PiopsrX
IN be sold: its street number is oi< hie'o"Hi
Avenue: -----i
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west 57th Street,

west 57th Street
The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge, 20 satisfy which the above-described
property IL 10 be sold. Is Fifteen Jhoussn d
Eight Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars Hl5,-
SIS OO), with interest thereon from the 18th
day OF July, 1912. together with costs and
allowance amounting TO 1886 10 with inter
est from August i4th. 1912 together with the
expenses OF, the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which nre 20 b allowed
10 the purchaser out Of the purchase money,
or paid by the referee is 1923 Q3 and Interest.
Dated, New York. August 10. 1912.
\ HENRY MOSLE Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 20
Wednesday September 25th. 1912. at the same
time and place. 100
A HENRY MosLE Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12

GENERAL HoUsEwoRK--Neat swedish girl
speaks English; not long over; very willing
can do upstairs work; good recommendation
lnSS Plaza
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ssMRlTlNe AND TYpeWRlTeRs

t.gh VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ~ Catalogue
- al makes taken part payment; bargains
- rcri.le.fc,,s ~ ~ @riths
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pRESSMAkI Nc.

)RisssMAKER Competent; makes III, snn los
models children's special!.
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WORK WANIER.

CHAUFFEUR colored, mschinist; private OF
commercial. p. CsTinEton. i26 khsa 2<tA 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COoK-First class all branches has htend
ckamberniaid and waitress, both Thoroughly
experienced; together or separately: four years
excellsnt references; wages $50 and VS., city Or
country. Miss Buckleys EMPLOYMENT Agency
II West <2d 81. Phone T<sT-Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
MACKENZIE SCHOOL,

NEW 1OHk-DObbF IrTTV'
pohbs Ferrv-or- Hudson p miles from y. T..
Upper school. boys IL wears and older
over sohool boys 20 -. Ohe!s spselsi ts
ell,,ies ror additional yesr OF preparation for
graduates OF other schools 81 high character.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
CASKET FACTORY
PERSONALS

ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
find them al the Salvation Army. Ad-
dress all communications to Mrs, Adiu-
tant Sloatc. 52l East Third South street.
Salt Lake City n2i32
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FUNERAL NOTICES

NPHERSON-Funera services over the
remains Of Elizabeth Mcpherson; VINO
died IN this city February y. i?l-, VII
he held from o Donncll s. Co.'S par,ors
Saturday. February 10. 1912, ut II a m,
Tntermcnt in Mount Olivct cemetery.
TUTTLE-Funeral services Of Elizabeth
r. Tuttlc. aged - years. . months ana
Bros Of this city. will be neld at the
funeral chapel OF Eber W. Hall. l6i
South West Temple, al y. m. today
family plot at Mount Olivet cemetery.
SEAGER-Funersl services over the re-
mains OF Jane Seagcr. who died IN
this city February { 1912, VIII be held
from tne residence Of her son. B. H.
Seager. 6SS South Eighth East street. to-
day CFriday) at . y. III. IntcrmenL In
;itV terOrLery,
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SCHOOLS ASK CITY
FOR WATER SUPPLY
Board of Education Thinks
Service Should Be Given
Without Expense.
SneciaI 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. Sat a pubic meeting
OF the city commissioners this morning
NJ. S. Browning president OF the school
board. presented the question OF water
rates for the city schools. This matter
was brought 10 tic attention OF thc city
council. hut that body was replaced by
the commissioners before action was
taken.
II is represented by the board Of edu-
rssion that ina>o,uch as the waterworHs
system is owned by the municipality,
tscre should be no expense for tho water
l.sed in the public school buildings OF
- city The matter was referred 10
Mayor A. c.. Fell. head of the water
works department. and he will take UP
the question with the board with we"
10 reaching a settlement or the prop
lem.
CITY Auditor William Van Dyke, pre-
scented 10 the commissioners his list oil
special tax districts, recommending tnat
hereafter the cost Of the engineering
work be included in the special tax, The
plan followed at the present time Is 10
draw on tho general fund Of tnc CITY Tor
expenses OF engineering work. Mayor
Fell superintendent Of public affairs and
6pance. will give the matter ms atten-
tlon and report to the board.
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REPAIR PASSENGER SUBWAY.
Expected to inausurate Improvement
Within Week.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. S.-The discovery o!
water in the now $4,000 passenger sub
wav constructed by the Hartman com
pany at the Union depot will prevent
the opening Of the underground passage
20 traffic for another week. The subway
is constructed OF solid concrete masonry
and was supposed 10 be waterproof
throughout
When excavations were being made
the worllmen struck small under
ground stream. which has made neces-
sarv the constant operation Of pump
TO keep The passage free from water.
" hen this water was allowed 10 rise
around the outside of the walls IL was
discovered that there were openings
which permitted II 10 scep through into
tho tunnel. II VIII be a comparatively
easy task 20 close these openings,
Tho electrical wiring has been com
rlatcd and after the concrete tloor mas
been covered with asphalt the subway
viii be opened to the public. II affords
a safe underground passage from the
depot proper 10 the eight passenger
tracks.
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PLAN o.>s R. G. IMPROVEMENTS.
Officials OF System Study Situation at
Ogden Terminal.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. s.-The proposed i'm
proyea1ents of the Rio Grandc railroad d
properties ia this city were discussed by
j.. a. Nadol2h. general passenger agent.
and l. y. Bcnton, general agent OF the
road at Salt Lake. during n visit Of
those officials 10 this city TODAY. As
such matters come within the scope Of
Tie operating department. Mr.. WadleiSh
could not be induced 10 make public any
OF thc plans concerning The contemplated
improvements here.
II is understood. however, that the i'm
rrovements favored by President Bush
VIII be started at this terminal OF the
road. Plans for the proposed freight
and passenger depot in this city are
awaiting the approval OF the new
cSi6r1t
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Wocierowers Are Encouraged Over Out
look for Good Market.

Special 70 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. S.-AlthouSh tGe sheep
men report scarcity OF snow on the
ranges west OF tho lake. the sheep ore
said Ia be IN better condition than they
have been for several years past at this
season. These conditions insure "A bet
ter clip of wool and n higher grade OF
mutton Just at present The hcrders are
having difficulty IN keeping the sheep on
the old ranges and the rapid disappear
ance of snow during the past few weeks
prevents them from moving the herds To
the ranges away from the watering places
and where the grass ls good
Much interest Is being taken by the
woolgrowers In the prospective sale OF
wool In pool, which is TO take place
in this city on February Il. II has been
reported to the shcepmen that a recent
clip OF Idaho wool sold for is cents per
pound and the growers interested in The
coming sale mere feel confident that
they will receive IA good price for their
wool
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TO GIVE MILITARY BALL.
Governor ard Staff to Attend Cadet ccle
braticn.
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. FEB. S-Invirations have been
issued for the third annual military ball
TO be given by the cadets or the Ogden
high school at the school auditorium Fri
day evening. February Is This is also
the annual review OF the battalion by
Governor Nilli8qn Spry. who. together
with Mrs Spry and members OF the gov
crnor's staff. will be present.
The review and ball will follow a ban
uuct for the governor members of the
board uf education and their wives. The
banquet viii he prepared and served by
The Young ladies' OF the domestic science
department OF tie high school!
The patrons of tic ball arc Mayor and
Mrs. <. 6 Fell. MI. and Mrs. NJ. 5.
Browning. Or. and Mrs. G. L. Coulter,
MI and Mrs. Asael Farr Mr.. and Mrs.
tIyrum Pingrce Mr., and Mrs w. II.
Williams, Superni cndent and Mrs, John
81 Nils, Mr.. and Mrs. :. J. Griffin Prn-
cipaI and Mrs, J. O. Cross and Captain
and Mrs. W. T.. EDeass.
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Dismisses Alleged Rioters.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. S.-After dismissing the
cases against the two Americans. John
Turner and Roy Falker. yesterday. Judge
William Reeder In the police court dis
missed the cases against the TWO Greeks.
Arthur and Thomas Mitchell, ,oday. All
were implicated in small riot which
took place on Washington avenue n week
ago, all four having been arraigncd on
tho charge Of disturbing the peace. The
only defendant now remaining for q.
hearing is Mike Lutis another Greek,
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Doorkeeper Assaulted.
Special To The Tribune.

Special to TIE Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb. SC. $. Warner. cal
lcry doorkeeper st the orpheum thcater,
was assaulted by Matt Conroy in The
theater tonight. Conroy tried 20 take
another mans scat and Warner told him
that he would put him ont and started
10 return his ticket so that he could
get his money back, Conroy Knocked
Warner down and beat his face severely.
Conroy was arrested b. Detectives
George Warilsw and Charles Pincock.
who locked him in the city iail on n
charge OF assault and battery.
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Can't look well. ca! we'll or feel we'll
with impure blood feeding Your body.
Keep the blood pure with BurdpcI Blood
Bltters. Fat simply. take exercise keep
clean and you will have long llfe.
Hives. eczema. itch or salt rheum sets
you crazy. Can, bear the touch Of your
clothing Doan's Ointment cures the most
obstinate cases. Why suffer. All drug
glsts sell H.
Don't use harsh physics The rcac-
tion ~eskens the bowels. leads 20 chrop-
ic constipation, Get Doan's ReguIets.
They operate easily. tone the stomach.
cure constipation.
MY child was burned terribly about
the face. neck and chest. ! applied Dr,
Thomas Eclectic OIL. The pain ceased
and tho child sank into a res:fui sleep.''--
Mrs. Nancy NJ Hanson. Hamburg. y. Y.
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To Hold Examination,
Special TO The Tribune.

SDcclhI TO The IrIDune.
OGDEN. Feb S.-Notices have been
sent out from headquarters OF the
twelfth civil service district announcing z
II stenoerapher and typewriter eXamlna :
ton for field service TO be held at the
Ogden federal building on March .. The
examination is open TO both men and wo-
men, is years of age or older. Appll-
cations of those desiring to take the eX-
animation must be in the hands Of II. f..
CLAYTON, the LEGAL secretary. by March l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
Colorado Young Folks Wed.

SpcciG! TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. S.-John Clinton Gale OF
Denver and Miss Alice May Hill of Delta.
Colo, were united in marriage by the
Eev. r. Fining Fisher at the Marion
hotel today. The Colorado couple arrived
in this city over different railroads yes
terday, and soon after procuring their IL
cense summoned the minister TO the hotel.
They left this evening for Denver.