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The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
S1.OO Reading Glasses at 69c

aM-inch reading glasses Cannot be duplicated for
less than 81. Friday at csc. tOptcal Dept, Second
Floor.l
soc Table Damask at 33c Yard
Mercerized. e4 inches wide. soft finish and heavy.
serviceable weave that stands the laundry Worth
soc yard. Friday at 33c. (second Floor)
1sc White Ramie Suiting, 11hc Yard
"a inches wide. for womens suits skirts, also
for childrens MILDLY blouses. Worth 19c yard FRI
day at IL Nc (Second Floor
10c and 12Kc Flannels at 7c Yard
In plain colors, also stripes; good, heavy weave.
soft and feecy Worth 10c and IL hc yard fri
day at 7c. (Second Floor)
CSC Bed Sheets at 53c
Size 72x9O inches. They seamless and made
from heavy. firm cotton, free from starch Worth
6sc. Friday only at 53c. (Second Floor
$1.OO Mesh Bags at 75c
Two very special values in mesh bags. unbreak-
able mesh, fancy frame; ring mesh kid lined,
fancy frame; either style cheap at $1.00 Friday
at 75c.
S1.00 French Foulards at 39c Yard
A wonderful quality rich French foulards and in
nearly all the good shades with rich Jacquard figures
of selfcoler, with printed fouard effect genuine
800 quality. Friday at S9c yard tsecond Floor.)
1Oc Hazenut Sundae With Strawberries at sc
A most delicious sundae made from hazelnuts and
crushed strawberries. Worth 1oc Friday at sc.
Main Floor)
Csc Taffeta Silk Ribbon at l6c Yard
Moire tafeta silk ribbon, in white, pink blue. red
and navy inches wide. Worth 25e yard Friday
at iec. main Floor.) .A+,
Women's 81 95 to S3.95 Felt Hats, 95c
In white, light blue. pink. and gray Worth
sl.95 to $3.95 Friday at Csc. (Second Floorl
$1.95 Ostrich Feathers at 69c
12-inch ostrich feathers in black white. Worth
s135 Friday at soc. Second Floor)
Mems 10c Handkerchiefs at &c
Soft bleached cotton handkerchiefs Full sizes
Worth 1Oe. Friday at Sc. (Main Floor.)
l9c Ruffled Skirting at 10c Yard
Cambric and lace rufned skirting. 10 inches wide.
Worth 19c yard. Friday at 10c. (Main Floorl
S1.5O Lace Coat Sets at $1.OO
Imported lace coat sets in shawl collar effect In
white and Worth i15O\ Friday at s1.O0.
Main Floor)
75c Chiffon Wells at SEC
Chiffon wells. yard wide and n yards long All
colors. Worth Use. Friday at 59c, tsecond Floor)
Women's s1.OO Corsets at s3c
OF white eoutil IN medium bust, extra long skirt,
finished with six supporters. Worth 81 Friday at
s3e.-t Third Floof1
Crowley. Miln(
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

Men who are fortunate enough to "cop of" one
of the ago Mems Suits we shall sell tomorrow,
will get one of the big prizes" of the season.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

jacob T b Ely. % clerk i years old.
o cnd w.as Mss' ns1rIsd s. Ss S.slss = bsdss :Se
in his office. Wednesday evening. The
wedding was witnessed BY III ~ Hsy-
I'm the Temple theater this week. end
his wife The couple are frisnds ~
Mr.. Rsynard and his wife. who are
also residents Of Marion o.. when not
on the road.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

JEFFERSON BUTLER APPOINTED.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 12.-Gov.
Osborn has appointed Jefferson But
ier, OF Detroit, as one of the state
humane agents.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
Children's Csc Knit Waists at tic

Knit waists with heavy tape and bone buttons
patent eyelet hose supporting fasteners ages to IA
Worth 2hc Friday at 17c. main Floor)
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices reported by Hayden,
Stone a Co, Sept. IL:
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

Mems $500 Neglgee Shirts at $1.15
Mems extra fine plain colored and neat stripe soft
hne mercerized CLOTH coat style, with French cuffs
Worth 81. Friday at $1.15. main Fioor-Men's
Store.)
Mems 81 90 Union Suits at 55c
and ankle length drawers. perfect ftting. with heavy
pearl buttons Worth 81. Friday at 55c. main
Floor, Mems Store.)
$3.50 English Slip-Ons at S3.98
nouble texture sewed cemented seams Come in
brown and tan. Sizes up to 49, (second Floor
Mems Building.4----7
Mems $500 and $3.50 Trousers at CSC
t,dd trousers which have accumulated the past two
weeks You will find the celebrated "Dutchess' and
sweet Orr" makes in the lot Sizes 80 to ~. (Third
Floor-Mens Building.)
Women's 81 and $3.50 Shoes at 81 Pair
In patent colt gun metal calf and vici kid button
md laced styles About $50 pairs In the lot In sizes
nm 10 4 d and widths. Worth 81 and $3.50 a pair
Friday only at 81 main Floor)
Mems $3.50 Shoes at 81 so Pair
Patent colt gun metal calf and vicI kid button and
lace styles All sizes. Worth $3.50 pair. Friday
only at $3.50 Main Floor)
Women's soc Petticoats at 29c
Made OF striped gfngham with rufne made Of the
bias-worth soc. Friday at 2se. Third F1oor.)
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

r,,:.,,. ,:s r,s:.,,s e.. 4 Jos: Ss:' r'sA. --
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

3h-inch reading glasses Cannot be duplicated for
less than 81. Friday at 69c tOptical Dept, Second
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13

S1.25 Leather Hand Bags at 7sc
Three dozen leather hand bags. top Nap fastener
ouse handle outside pockets siz5 value Friday s2c
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
75c Cork Linoleum at 55e Square J

In patterns suitable for halls. Kitchens. bath room
/ etc. yards wide Worth 75c square yard Friday
| 55c Fourth FloorJ
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
s1.ss Velvet Rugs at sl.O0

Velvet and administer rugs In neat designs and CO.
ortnRs size 2Tx54 inches Worth tt.ss Friday .
n oo-q.imit z 10 a customer; none sent G. O. d
Fourth FloorJ al
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
Fruit Jars, 66c Doz.

Double safety fruit Jars,
quart sizes. with glass COW
ers and strong wire clamps,
wide mouths. Friday at 6ec
a dozen.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
Mems $3.50 Shoes at 81 so a Pair

Patent colt gun metal calf and vici kid. button and
lace styles All sizes. Worth $3.50 pair. Friday
/ only at $3.50. Main Floor)
The Detroit times., 1912-09-13
women's SOC Petticoats at 2sc

Made OF striped gingham with rufhe made Of the
bias Worth soc, Friday at 29c. Third Fioor.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24
PUEBLO AUCTION

On Saturday. April ~. SlJ6. there
viii b sold at public sdetios q
oFssnnsld Farm. . ninsa southsas,
Of klamath Fails. on A6ryili road,
100 head Of pure bred al registered
BERKSHIRE and Poland Chias hogs.
Fifty each OF sows Of ~ finest bsssd.
ing strains. some witb pigs and bal.
sncs will farrov soeh: 10 head Of
choice Poland China boars. 10 head
Of Berkshire boars. Sli psdisrssd snS
registered. or eligible TO register: 30
head Of extra nns sboats from the In.
ported farm Of Emsrson Bros. Ohio.
and c. H. schomsid. Missouri; sirss
and dams champioA 1910 Chicago In.
tsrnstional exposition.
This stock u oil thorough bred. snd
guaranteed 40 represented. A grand
chance for the farmer TO get Q start
In the finest strain IN the West.
Sale takes place at 0PssnAsll
Farm. Saturday. April ~. 1919. rsis
o. shise.
Terms Of ssis-eix months time o.
spprovs1 saeuFity. With Sstsssst q
the rate Of 10 DsS cest; 8 PER ssst
discount for cash.
Free lunch for man ~ tsast.
4 U 0RDN1lELD yARn.
p. b. STARR.
G. @. MERRILL. AvctieassT.
Wlt-d.eS.S7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24
vuitsl Pres osrviss

vaitsl Press osrviss
ROME. April a>,--Lieutsuant Pa
tsrno. the slayer of Prlnccsa TriGona.
lady.in- waiting to Queen Elena. will
not become tho Harry Thaw Of italy
Palermo. who pleaded insanity. and
was seat to the asylum Of Avcrsa.
near Naples. last October for obscr-
vation. has Just been declared per-
fectly sane. aud has boon returned
to prison at Rome, Hero he will
await the disposition Of tho judicial
authorities.
A year ago. Palermo ,urcd tho prin-
csn. with whom he was on Intimate
terms. to q third class hotel In Rome.
and threatcnins to expose their rsia-
tions Il she did not, slvs, N HQAeyi
killed her .vAeA - e w
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24
NOTICE INVITING NINA

Pursuant to an order OF she Com
mon couacii. sealed bids eiii be re'
esivsd by the undsrsisned. Police
Judge Of the city ot Klamath Falls
Oregon. at his once u the city hall
usiii Monday. Nay Sth. st the hour OF
Q o'clock .. n. at which time aad
place all proposals received will bs
opened and considered for the pur'
shass % shs ss,lsOiAs ssuipmsat so'
the Ore department: ~ des. oisb>
Gre suiss. iaclslias chiefs special
coat: ~ los. 0ss hats. iaeivdial
chiefs special hot: . los. rubber re-.
'pirators. f: dos. goggles. . smoke hel'
nets: ~ tos. oais regular arsass's
besas; Hart sbut.o6 aosslss: :
Haisy's eoatfoillns aossiss.
The coaRos Council reserves The
right 70 ssjsas ~ aad all bids.
Dated tAis N, lay Of April. 1919,
z. NICHOLAS.
Police Judge Of the City Of klamath
vsils. orseea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24
|||U00T
LUMBER LASTING.

Why. Il 10 about - durable q
anything on this sartb. Quoting
from bulletin 100. ieIusd By the
Iowa state College IN iSos-we
find - white pine homemade
silo erected In 1894 was visited
and found to b sivins good
service. II We apparently good
for . number OF years yst."
Think OF Il. ~ ysars old-and
used In . silo. In another In
stance ~s Wers shown Q recent
photo OF IN old English block
house on San Juan Islands In
Puget Sound. built In 1850. on
which the red cedar shingles
are apparently - good - whom
laid. But II you are hssitatias
about using wood for your
homo thsrs are plenty Of Illus
trations - 70 its durability
right here at home. Houses
built before you we're born are
still good. Doa't b fooled
about Afst eosts-eoms IN snd
see our lumber and talk Il over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24
Unitsd Prsss Service

Unitsd Prsss Service
DAkU. Russia. April ", - A
Cudahy-Lillis case here has Just
come to light through n sensational
trial which resulted In the sentencing
of Addin Tasijcw. millionaire napthr
king and virtually dictator of the
pakn boursc. To two and u half years
In prison. and Prince Massur Mansur
to two years,
Tastjc@ IL so years OF axe, Hs
has q young wife. Recently xossip
coupled the nnmc Of Tas,jcw'a boat
tiful vito with that Of u. ncbatow
Tor eight years Taxijews chief tech
nicAi engineer, Tskijcw asked no
butow to accompany him In 40 N
spsctlon of ~ nAGnloeQpo1 u011U -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

NOTICE o. 008Rlfp'S 0ALe
In the Circuit Court Of the state Of
Orsgoa. In aad for klamath
County.
Geo. r. Baidvis. PisiatiG.
Loss Lake Lumber Co.. . Corpora.
tiou. Dsfsadaat.
To whom Il may coseevs. Notice
10 hereby given that uader aad By
virtue Of a. exscatioa issusd out Of
the once Of the clerk Of the circuit
court Of the state Of Orssos. 10 and
Tor klamath Couaty. asd under the
seal Of said court. on the 33d day Of
March. 1919. In . certain action in
which Geo. T. Baldwin 10 plaiati6.
aad the i.oas Lake Lumber company.
. eosporatios. 10 dsfsadant. shersis
o. the "a day Of Jaauary. 1911. yuds-
osas vas ssadsssd 10 favor Of tho
above nance parties 10 the sum OF
si1 huadrsd ssvssty-oas ssd 7s-ioo
(os7l.7O dollars. - priaeipAi juds-
meat: ssvsaty-avs (ofS.oo) dollars
attorney fsss. aad eosss smounsias to
tveeey asI ao-ise te3o.3o) dollars.
and whereas. under aad By virtue Of .
former sascutioa Il sppsars OF record
that the sun Of I've huadrsd (osoo..
oO vas paid On ssid judsmsas. issv-
lag on said priacipsi judgment the
sum OF one hundred ssvsaty-o aad
7s-ioo (Si7i.1O dollars. With In.
tsssst. costs asd accsuins costs there
90. II the following sums. vis.: in-
forest ssvsaty-ons snd ~f-i0V
O7i.<D dollars. sceruing costs TO
sheriff ten (oio.oO dollars. attorney
fees ssveaty-avs (o7s.oo) dollars.
costs and disburssmsnts twenty and
3o-ioo (S30.3o) dollars. making
total Of three huadssd forty-sishs
aad <s-ioo (0Sts.%sD dollars. which
said execution b 70 ne directed and
vas TO me delivered. - sheriff Of
klamath eouaty. Oresos. ! have us-
der and By virtue OF such execution.
levied spos oil the right. title. later
ct estate and demand Of the dsfsnd.
ant. LoaS Lake Lumber Co.. . cor
poratioa. n sad 70 the followins de-
scribsd real estate. situate In the
county OF klamath. State Of Oregon.
more particularly described o. fol.
lows. to-wit: Bsginning at . point
iss<.3 fest south % degrees - Sec
onds west and 60 fest north Of the
northeast corner Of lot 10. section 10.
township % south. range . east. VII.
lametts Meridian. Thence south %
degrees % seconds west 80 feet 70
the shore OF the Uppsr klamath lake,
Thence following the shore OF the
Upper klamath lake II degrees west
3s7 feet. Thence south 10 degrees
west iss fest. Thence leaving said
lake north % degrees - sseoads east
500 feet. Thence north 600 feet 10
place OF bsgialing. (ssid property
being also known a. the site Of the
Long Lake Lumber Co.'S saw Mill In
shippingtoa. klamath county. Ore.
gon.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

~ suffered habituaiiy from oonsi''
patiou. Dosn's Resu,e,s relieved md
strengthened the bowels. 40 that 'he'
have bccn regular ever since. a. y
Oavis. grocer. sulphur Springs. T"'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24
CALllAN TROOPS LAND
IN AEGEAN sEA Isl.E

United Prsss Service
ROME. April s$.-it II ofsiciaiiy
announced that Caiiisn troops have
landed on tho Island Of Astropathia
IN tho Aegean Sea. II In believed .
naval base 10 planned thcrc. also at
Rhodes os Crete.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

IJvv 1lS0ed % . progressive
1oll0A. tue progressive spirit OF tho
people Il shown In the large vote In
opposition to the charter. - this
means nothing moro nor lees than
that this large number OF people said
By their votes. - plain - actions
can speak. that they favor . more
modern system Of city government.
such ~ the Commission Form.
Any new charter having the merits
claimed for the one adopted yestcr-
day. should carry almost unanimous.
ly. and would have done so had these
cla'ms been true. Much OF the sur
port ftho charter came from people
who we're told dhat all work would
stop in the city u the charter was de-
featsd.
The statement that "the nxht
against the charter was one OF tho
hardest fought and most bitter poiit.
ical contests In recent history hero" ="
does not carry much weight coming
from one who has been here only .
few weeks. Evidently Mr.. Evans has
had very little experience In elections
II he considers yesterdays svsnt Q
hard fought one. We presume that
the morning paper took IL efforts
seriously and thought II was helping
the eauss Of the charter. and vs b.
lisvs Il should have credit for doing
IL best. even u Il cid take nearly
forty men and eighteen automobiles
and some money to overcome the
damage done.
II 10 true that the Herald made Q
little fight against the charter. b.
cause We believe that Il 10 not such
an instrument ~ II best for . pro-
gressive city. but outside OF this very
little work Was done. Not cent was
spent. no solicitors and no autos
used. In fact there was no organi.
sation working against the charter.
With all OF the efforts put forth BY
friends OF the charter. We claim that
. majority OF 81 10 very poor
showing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

II you are looking for ~ bsss 90.
cent meal In town ~ the, Hotel Bale.
via liains Fson. 1stsa,ey the week
~ %.ltf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

Notice os shsria's sais os Real Prop.
sssy
Martin Brothers. PlsistiH.
J. d. Carroll ana r. Q. Smith. Defend
aats.
Usdsr aaa by virtue Of ~ sxscu-
tion aad order Of sale. 10 foreclosure.
issued out Of the once Of the clerk Of
the circuit court Of the State Of Ore
goa. for the Couaty Of klamath. on
the eth day Of April. 1919. in the
above entitled suit. wherein Martin
Brothers 10 corporatioa). the sbovs
named piainti6. obtained judgment
and decree against J. d. Carroll ana
Richard Shore Smith. the above
named dsfsadaats. o. the eth day
Of April. 1919. which said judgment
was on the eth day OF April. 1919.
recorded In judgment Lien Docket
Vol. .. st psss %. II the once Of the
clerk OF said court. ! am commanded
to cell all that certain piece and par
col Of land situate In the County Of
Klamath. State OF Oregon. bounded
and particularly described ~ follows:
The southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter OF section Ave (S): the
west half Of the Northeast quarter
and the Northwest quarter Of the
southsast quarter OF section eight
(O. oil In township forty.ons (<D.
south 'ss rasss six (O. east Of the
Willamette Meridian. according to
the duly recorded plat thereof on Ole
In the once Of the county clerk Of
Klamath county. State OF Oregon.
Notice 10 hereby given that on Sat
urday. the 36th day Of May. 1919. At
, o'clock .. m. Of said day. st the
froht door Of the county court house.
In the city OF klamath Talls. County
Of Klamath. State Of Oregon. ! will. In
obsdlsncs 10 said order OF sale and
execution In foreclosure. sell the
above described property. or 90 much
thereof - may bs necessary TO satisfy
plaintias judgment. With Interest
thereon and eests. 70 the highest BID.
dss for sasb.
". ,. BARNns.>
Sheriff OF Klamath County.
holland q CRANE.
Attorasys for Plsinti6.
t-11.1o.SO-S-S-l0.S0 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

We have some vssy yAssissSis ~
street psopsrtS~ fer sAis-0espAsas.
Hunter Realty Cs.sA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-24

sHE result Of yesterdays election
i shows several things In addition
to the fact that the city ID progressive
This fact has never been questioned.
until Just rccsntly. The people Of
Klamath Falls are and always have
been progressive citissns who are
alive to every opportunity for .s4yADee.
meat and srevtAA n
s. klaH.sa ~ ~ -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
HOTEL ROOF CRASHES;
SIX MEN ARE KILLED
New Five-Story Building in
Kansas City in Ruins; Fire
men Have Narrow Escape.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 20
Three white men were killed, three
negroes are known to be in the debris
and undoubtedly are dead, a score of
others may be under the pile of brick
and cement, four were injured and a
score Of others narrowly escaped
serious injury at o'clock this after
noon when the west part Of the
roof of the new fve-story hotel
building, the Alameda, being con-
structed by Walter NJ. Davis at the
southwest corner OF Tenth street and
the Paseo, collapsed under the weight
of 100 tons of cinders and crashed
through all of the floors to the base
ment,- carrying the workmen with it.
The dead:
VILLA NJ NJ. M'BRIDB, foreman
Of the bricklayers
OLIVER M,BR1DE, brickhyer and
nephew Of the foreman.
ROBINSON G. BAUGHMAN, brick
layer.
While twenty fremen were at work
clearing away the debris, the remain
ing walls collapsed. They heard warn
ing shouts Just in time to escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
UTAH COUNTY c. 0. P.
CONVENTION QUIET
Nominations Require but One
Ballot; Several Office
Holders Nominated.
Special To The Tribune,

Special To The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE. Sept, 2o.-Utah county
Republicans In convention hero today
named their full county ticket with ii
smoothncss and upanimiiy suggestive of
an impregnuble slate. The only vestige
OF "A tight occurred In tho nomination OF
a county attorney and even tbat was
not sufficiently spirited to provoke more
than one ballot. Several nominations
were made by acclamation and number
OF jncumbents were placed in the race 10
succeed themselves.
Following is the ticket.
Representatives. 10 the state legisla-
ture-M. o. Packard, lr.. Springville, 8.
l. Goodman. Lchi stephen l.. Chjpman.
American Fork Nj. l.. Ellsworth. Payson,
named by acclamation.
County ommissi0nerS--IaIncS III, Gard
per Lchi. four-yea term; David IT.
Lewis, Spanish Fork, incumbent. two-yenr
term.
County clerk--C. IT. Johnson. payson.
son, Salem.
County treasurer-Ed0ar T. Palfrey-
man. SprIngvlllo, incumbent, nominated
by acclamation
Sheriff-Geory,e y. Judd, Provo. rcnomi~
mated.
County attorney-Gcorgo T.. Parker,
Provo.
County recorder-W c. Whorton, Ben
jamln
superintendent Of schoolH---J, Preston
Greer, Spanish Fork. renominated.
County surveyor--Jcssc M Walker,
Pleasant Grove.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
SCIENTISTS IN PROVO.
Geographers Enjoy Utah Fruit as We'll as
Geologic Wonders,
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO, Sept, 25.-The party OF for
eisn and American scientists who are
touring the United States arrived in
Provo today at p. N, by special train
over the Denver & Rio .Grande railroad
and were met at the depot by the Com
mercial club committee, consisting OF j.
w knight. Ferre Decker, John D. Dixon.
c. Ii. Ward, w. 3. SeaYle, and Fred Buss
Eugene S. Roberts and Earl ]. Glade OF
the Brigha N Young university, and many
citizens. The party was taken IN auto
mobiles along the foot of the mountains
Uorth and east OF Provo. where they
viewed and took note OF the great fault
in the Wasatch range. While here the
commercial club rooms were made head
quarters FOR the visitors and Utah fruit
Was served in abundance. Professor e..
s. fIinckley. head of the geology depart
ment of the Brigham Young university,
has been with the party since leaving
San Francisco. he having gone there TO
meet them by special invitations. Pro-
lessor Hlnckley pilotcd the scientists to-
day In their inspection of the mountain
side and showed them the principal places
of interest To scientists. The party left
az $50 O'Clock over the Denver e. Rio
Srende for the east Denver being the
next stopping place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that scaled bids
VIII be received by the undersigned up
to p. m.. October 5. 1917. for the ma
terlal and labor below mentioned and
according To the specifications which are
open for tho inspection CT the bidders
al the office OF the secretary Of the
niversity OF Utah. and all bids. at the
above time will be publicly opened and
read In the office Of the De9eret Ma
tlonal bank. In Salt Lake City.
All bids must be addressed to the Uni
versity of Utah. Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
and marked at the lower left hand cor
ner BID" or such bids may be deliv-
cred to the board OF regents at said
time and place OF opening same.
\ certified check on some bank In
salt Lake city. Utah for az least . per
cent Of the amount OF each bid must
bc ipclosed Each check is to be payable
10 the undersigned. and is TO be for
feited tn the undersigned in case the bid
Is accepted and the bidder docs not en-
Its acceptance for the faithful execution
OF the contract and bond herein mem
toned
Tho proposed contract and bond are
at said office and may be there exam
inod.
A bond must be furnished for ono half
OF the bid. with good and sufficient Sc
cIrities, all satisfactory TO the under
signed.
The bids are for the following work.
For constructing Il cement walk eight
feet wide and approximately 637 feet
long on the campus
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
c3d69
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
DIED


EDMONDS-At 500 Ninth East street
September %, 1917. OF paralysis; anna
Rowina Ednlonds, wife Of Francis Ed
monds, born May g. 1927, in Eneland, De-
ceased leaves a brother in England,
sister. Mrs. Samuel Cooper, and two
daughters. Mrs. Francis Bellamy ana
Mary Anna Paramore, and one son, Will
lam Cooking, all OF Salt Lake City Fu-
neral services Friday at p III. from
the Tenth ward chapel. Friends are in
vited to attend and the casRet will be
opened on day OF funeral at the family
residence from IL TO p. III. lnterment
In City cemetery.
FORBES-At the family residence. 3
South Twelfth East street, september
"a. 1872 Goveneur Norris Forbes. in ms
sixty second year. Funeral services viii
be held at the residence Friday. Septern-
Der *. at p. m Jnterment, which Will
be private, will be in Mt Ollyet cemetery,
KALLAS-In this city. September 20,
1912. John kallas. aged u years. Re-
mains at O'Donpell & Co.'S parlors. Flu
neral services will be held from the Creek
church today (Thursday) at y. III, IN
ternent. Mt, OllVet cemetery.
RODE-At 73s South Fourth West street,
September %, 1912, Sarah Rode, aged
81 years. Remains ut O'Donnell e. Co s
parlora. Notice OF funeral VIII be given
In tk,