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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
GOES TO IOWA.
Professor c, M. TurpIn Accepts Call to
Ames College.


Special 10 The Tribune,
LOGAN, Sept. l3.-Another evidence
OF the esteem In which the Utah Agrtcul-
tural college IS held In the educational
world was received in tho tender 10 Pro-
fcssor George NJ Turrin of the Utah As-
ricultural college OF professorship In the
State Agricultural college OF Iowa, popu-
larly known Ames college. The offer
came by telegraph yesterday and has
been duly accepted by Professor Turpin
The local man will have charge Of the
department OF poultry husbandrys and II
is safe 10 say that there Is perhaps no
other western man better qualified TO fill
this position than is Mr.. Turpin. He ro-
ceved his degree Of B. S from the Utah
Agricultural college in 1909 and since
that time he has been in active charge
OF the department OF poultry husbandry
ing that time he has built up this depart
ment OF the work until IL has become a
potent factor In the department Of poultry
industry throughout the state.
new duties October 1, The new position,
in addition to being one OF great infiu-
enoe. carries with II a salary of s2500-
In this connection 1t Is Of interest to
know that two OF the graduates OF the
Utah Agricultural college will be on the
staff of Ames college this coming year,
The other is Orson G.. Lloyd. q Logan
city boy. who will have charge OF the
newly established department of agricul-
tural economies. Mr.. Lloyd was a gradu-
ate Of the class OF 1910 from the Agricul-
tural college. Since leaving here he has
been pursuing his studies along his chosen
line at the University OF Wisconsin, from
which he graduated with the degree of
NJ A last year, Both appointments come
AS distinct compliment TO the state in
stitution at Logan and will be received
with much pleasure by friends of the two
fortunate young men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
MONDAY LUNCHEON.
Twin Falls Commercial Club Revivcs a
Popular Custom.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS, Ida, Sept. 1.-THE
Twin Falls Commercial club this week
resumed It's custom OF holding a monday
luncheon each week the opening lunch
con OF the season being held on Wednes-
day. This custom proved very popular
during the winter, spring and early sum-
mcr Large attendances chara cterized
each weekly gathering and a splendid
address on some live topic of much local
interest was a feature OF the gathering.
The luncheon this week, which opened
the season. was designated as Kimberly
day" and more than a score Of live
business men from that busy place were
In attendance. Short addresses were
made by o. q. Zuck. W. II, Turner, j.
". Hardin. w. +, Brecken and Harry
West or Kimberly and by Robert w.
Spangler and others OF this city.
Wednesday OF next week will be "Filer
day at which time the business men
OF Filler Will be the guests OF the Twin
Falls Commercial CLUB.
Tho general plan Of the local Cornmer-
cial club VIII be carried out much as was
succeeding weeks various towing OF the
tract will be designated as guests for
somc particular luncheon. In connection
with the MONDAY luncheon each week
there will be held on the first Wednesday
evening Of each month Il smoker, at
which time a subject Of vital interest to
the tract will be discussed by one or
more speakers.
The object Of the smokers and lunch
cons viii be 10 quicken the interest OF
The people OF the tract in those subjects
general progress OF the great Twin Falls
tract
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
Invents Brass Gun Wad.

Special to The Tribune
NJ Sweeley of this city recently perfect
ed the invention of brass gun wad, for
which he. has applied for a patent. Mr..
Sweeey Is the junior member Of the law
firm Of Sweeley & Sweeley and Is also
one Of the best amateur trap shooters in
the state. The new metal gun wad is
intended largely for trap shooting, where
a special test of skill IS desired. Tho
wad is made of thin brass with a nange
turning inward. which. upon explosion.
expands and holds the gas within the
chamber. tending to give 1t greater force
and less tendency to scatter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
HOLDUP AT BINGHAM,
John Wakewood and William Dornan
Robbed by Four Men.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Sept 13.--John Wakewood
and William Dornan were held up short
ly after midnight this morning by four
men near the Utah Copper bridge.
The victims were coming down the
canyon from Upper Bingham when four
men leveled revolvers at them, one OF
the bandits going through their pockets
They took s13 from Wakewood. Dornan
had only. 40 cents. The robbers were
frightened away by persons coming up
the canyon. George Korkchg and Mike
Mersellakis were arrested on suspicion
but the evidence against them Is not
strong.
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ROOSEVELT AT CACHE JUNCTION.
Crowd OF Five or Six Hundred People
Hear Speech.

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN. Sept. i3.--Tlleodore Roosevelt
made ten-minute stop at Cache juno
ton today TO speak to a crowd OF five
or six hundred persons who had gath
cred there from various parts Of the
county. lie was apparently tired and
his speech was rather flat, a distinct
disappointment 10 all those who at
tended, The crowd cheercd him, how
ever, when he referred to the Utah con-
Eressional delegation as. "Men here in
Utah who are whining that they were
compelled to oppose me because they had
committed themselves to Taft before 7
got In the race. There was room for
honest difference OF opinion before the
Chicago convention. but not afterwards,
for no honest man can be pledged to a
theft They stole that nomination from
me after ! had fairly won It, and these
Utah men helped TO do it. A man who
VIII help to steal a nomination Is not
a bit different from one who steals a
watch or purse"
The train pulled out while the colonel
was still talking.
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SHERIFF is HOAXEO.
Goes Far on Murder CIew Only TO Find
IL Cdnard.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Sept. 1S.-What proved to be
a. canard took Deputy Sheriff AL Halcs
TO Diamond Fork I'm Spanish Fork can
yon Thursday TO Investigate the reported
death OF the real murderer of Samuel ~.
Johnson near Thistle last month. II was
reported To tho sheriffs office that a note
had been found In tent in Diamond Fork
addressed to the sheriff. telling him that
the man who killed the boy at Thistle
would be found dead In tho right hand
fork of the canyon. Mr.. Usles found the
tent referred to. bur found no note. There
was. however. some writing on table IN
the tent which purported to give infor-
nation of the death by suicide OF the
murderer or Johnson.
Hales made r search of tho canyon re-
ferrcd to in the table writing and found
no evidences OF anyone having been
there. dead or alive. and so reported on
his rturn late last night
Tho sherffs office has no clew as to
what became Of the man who was seen
with Johnson at Thistle the day before
the body was found, All trace Of him
WAS lost at the saloon near the Rio
Grande depot In Salt Lake.
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Ready for Boosters Fair

Special TO The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS. Sept. 13.-The busy lit
tie town of Kimberly is actively engaged
this week In preparation for their grand
''Boosters' fair" TO be held on Friday.
September IA. The celebra tion will be In
the nature OF d Jubilee over tho bumper
crops and general prosperity and viii
last all day.
a feature OF tho fair will be the grand
barbecue at noon. The programme be-
gins at O'Clock In the morning with 2
band concert, followed by big street ra =
iSIA at 10 clock Speaking will take
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Intermountain News

place at the city park at II o'clock Prof.
j NJ Markell OF Ruhl will be the speak
er of the day Special prizes will he
given for exhibits OF grain vegetables,
fruit and stock. At o'clock racing ana
other sports WILL take place. To the win
ners generous purses VIII be given.
The big event closes with grand ball
In the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
GROCERY SPECIAL

CRISCO, CAN, 25C; 5 PACKAGES TO-
bacco, &c; Jam per can. 1oc; good eggs,
per dozen. Zoe; lbs. apples, 15c; quart
Mason jars, roc: sugar. per sack, $3.50;
good cocoa, ID. Csc: vinegar, gallon. 15c;
Is lbs. new potatoes. 15c: 3 cans Oarge)
milk, CSC; fresh Utah cheese. zoe: good
creamery butter. 2 lbs. Csc; 1S lbs. sugar
and 1 ID. baking powder. s1.25:. I sack
straight grade -four and / III. good cocoa
for s1.25; good coffee, H., 25c: oleomar-
garine. 2Oc; S boxes matches. 25c; lard,
IS Toe. los $40; cottolene. As 60c; los
81 rs; Gold Dust 20c; Cream of Wheat.
15c. lye can, be; Postum, zoe; deviled
ham. 25c: lbs. rice. navy beans or
brown beans. 25c. Chicago Store, 116 w.
1st So g1753
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A Word to Workers

The workers have always with us-and fortunately
They represent the universal force which the
world Of business This the speed the of much
little age of the short the age of arriving
How to accomplish not but twice thrice,
yes many times life time-that is the pace the world
of work sets for the ambitious
How you going to accomplish this?
The story of the how is told in The Tribune Want Ad
Columns every day
The Tribune Wants point to chances that lead to the
betermen of better POSITIONS greater earnings prof
table advantageous business transactions
all within the scope of The Tribune Wants.
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Big Shipment of Fruit.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Sept. 13.-From Provo and
vicinity fifty carloads of fruit were sent
out since Thursday noon. The fruit Is
being loaded at six different stations all
adjacent 10 Provo. The railroad OFF,
cials have made the necessary arrange
ments to furnish fifty cars day for the
next ten days or two weeks
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lE. c.. o'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved TO new loca-
tion. 25-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3399
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A really effectiye kidnev and hladdo

A really effective kidney and bladder
medicine must first stop the progress of
the disease and then cure the condi.
tions that cause it. Use Foley Kidney
Pills for all kidney and bladder trou-
bles and urinary Irregularities They
are safe and reliable They help quick
ly and permanently. In the yellow
package. SchrammJ Jobpson, Drugs,
FIVE (5) stores.
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COAT MAKERS WANTED: REST
prices IN city Gordon & Mitchell, tall
ors, IL w. znd SoutD. g1i16
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ALBERTA. CANADA, ALL KINDS OF
open In new towns on Grand Trunk Pa
c'fic railway. For Information call land
dept, Grand Trunk Pacific. 70e Bost IN
bldg f28i5
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WANTED-FOR L. s. ARMY. ABLE-
bodied unmarried men, between ages Of
f3 and 30. citizens OF United States. of
good character and temperate habits
who can speak read. and write the Eng
lish language. For information apply 10
recruiting officer. Walkers Bank build
ing, cor. Main and md South SITS. salt
Lake City. Utah. cl735
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MILLER FOR A . BREAK EXCHANGE
mill. one who can do his own MIL
wrightng and capable OF acting as man
ager To the right man steady an
yehr-round position Give references as
to ability as miller and manager Oakley
Milling Co. Oakley, Idaho. f8ooo
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WASHING MACHINES


EDEN" ELECTRIC HOME LAUNDRY
machine. sold on payments. Stewart
Gleeson Co. 36 w. End South. 1888
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NOTICE.

Yoe Hop Lee Laundry. 30 ". srd So.
Is now located at 6g SO. ". Temple. Soon
wash laundry. YEE LEE.
El1f6
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7-ROoM MODERN HOUSE. GOOD 90
dition; $50. 113 n st. Wasatch a'.
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WE TEACH YOU A TRADE IN a FEW
rnonthG' time; no expense but your
work. Electricity. automobiles. PLUMBING
bricilay!nG, 100 satisfied %orimen 20
day; 40 jobs going. Catalogue free. United
Trade School Contracting Co. Los An
Geles. g2
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1o-RooM MOD. HOUSE WITH cAsSS7 Al
10 T.. SO. Temple.
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FIFTY MEN WANTED ON SEWERS
Tenth East. Eight South; long Job
Heuser &s Sim contractors. fl729
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Utah
In the matter Of Henry W, Reed. vol
bankrupt.-In bankruptcy. No. 1870.
To the creditors OF Henry w. Reed OF
Midvale. In the county OF Salt Lake,
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF July, 1917, the said Henry W. Reed
was duly adiudicatcd bankrupt; and that
the first meeting. OF his creditors will be
held at my office IN the Continental
day OF September, 1912. at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. At which time tho said
creditors may attend. prove their GLAZING
appoint trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business ns may
properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee In Bankruptcy,
Salt Lake City. September 70. 1912.
gf755
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CUSHIONS UPHoLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress q Mfg
Co. Phone 3299. p1555
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CONTRACTORS

~-~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ON
your mill work. Utah Caskct co.
Wasatch 1859. g905
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FOR RENT HOUSES 7N,,.

"-RooM MODERN TERRACE -.
furnished two disappearing Ha1
III III arssser' combination uas
'Anse' 0V' south Sixth East. Us san =.
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WANTED-AGENTS

A LARGE. WE'LL KNOWN COMPANY
about 10 srend 100000 on q tremen-
dous advertising campaign, REQUIRES the
services Of bright man or woman in
eacil town and city. The work Is easv
pleasant and highly respectable and no
previous experience Is necessary we
will pay a good salary and offer an nm
usual opportunity tor advancement 10 the
person who can furnish good references
In addition 20 this salary We Offer p
Maxwell automobile. a Ford automobile
and over $4,000 In prizes TO the repre-
sentatives doing the best work IN 20
Decenber 81 In your letter give age
and references. Address Ira r. r~bir-
son. Advertising Manage 1900 beverly
gt.. Rueto0 Mass foseo
AGENTS WANTED-sGo PER WEEK:
no inFcstmcnt or experience necossal-y.
Write Tor my big tailoring proposition.
p. w Goodman. president. 5.h ave an3
Congress st, Chicago riT50
WANTED-POARD AND ROOM
@~~~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~ e~---~-IN~----I--
BOARD AND ROOM FOR STUDENTS
with places es>where students may work
for board. state particulars to University
OF Utah. Salt Lake city. g6Q7
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NEW TEMPLE HOTEL, COMFORT
able rooms. hot and cold water steam
heat, good table mantainedi terms rea~
sonable. IL w. No Temple gi3Ss
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MAIL CARRIERS; POSTOFFTCE
clerks wanted. $50 month. Salt Lake
City examinations Nov. 6. Free coach
ing. Franklin Institute. Dept. 456- ::
Rochester N Y gi751
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MEN WANTED TO WEAR HOLT'S 50
HATS. NO MORE NO LESS. a.
EAST THIRD SOUTH. c1725
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WILL SHIP CAR II. H GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one to Chicago and one TO
portland. and one to Florida next ten
days; very reasonab bile rates. Kimball van
d Storage Co.. 72 So. Main. a2Sos
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ALL KINDS OF HELP FURNISHED
by the Japanese General agency. 256
West 1st South Wasatch 1911. f34Os
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DELIVERY BOY; MUST HAVE EICY
Gle. Smith Drug Co. 215 SO. Main.
gl612
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The Great Testers. Temple of Mys-
terry, at Casino Theater, starts Satur-
day.
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SEWING MACHINES

MANICURTNG ELECTRIC MASSAGE:
rheumatism positively cured prices rea =
sonable. Room 20 Galena block. cor. 2nd
SO. and State SITS. gi268
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
strictly modern; reasonable. 242 r. So
Temple Phone Wasatch 4345-J. fl73s
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

TOURISTS FROM ABROAD WHO OC-
casionally cell to see us are hlShly
pleased with our excellent shoe repair
Ing.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO,
u z. Second So. Phone Wasatch 3oss
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.

c. L. WESLEY & son HAVE RE-
moved their shop TO 426 State. Was
GIL. i2516
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board for gentlemen. Everything mod
ern. 254 South End East f23s2
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CUT FLOWERS
BOARD AND ROOM

YOUNG MEN CAN FIND TIE MOST
desirable rooms with board in the city
at The New Temple, II w. n. Temple;
hot and cold water, steam heat; large
comfortable parlor: piano. etc cIsS4
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WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED ROOF
er for laying prepared roofing. Cali 5aS
Dooly bldg. r165S
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS WANTED IN PACKING DE-
partment: steady work. good wages
sweet Candy company, 2ls South flrs'
West.
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CHICKEN RANCH. Ii ACRES, L-R0d|
brick. on car line (20-minute car n
SIS. 90. Wasatch 1859. ~
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WANTED
WANTEp-MALE HELP

MEN NTED-THE UNDERSIGNED
wants an honest. ambitious man IN each
city and town where not already suln-
csently represented, Previous cXPsriciJe
unnecessary. we VIII each YOU the pu"i-
ness thoroughly lry mail aud assist ycu ~
start in business Ion yourself rs our l"th =
representative. Splendid opportunity Tor u
man without capital tn gct INTO le-pd :
ing business Tor himself ana become m
dependent for life. riIc National Coop
eratIve Uealty company, 4 @sI MardG,,'
bldg, Washington, ID. e. Ell
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over 100000. protected POSITIONS
I'm u. s. service More than ioooo W Va
chance hero for you, sure and generous
pay. lifetime employment. Easy 10 get
Just ask for booklet {! 21e. No obHee-
gl2
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II BLOCKS FROM TEMPLE -
moceFH; just the house for no-u9 ru9
ried people: new house. 81 WY
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HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS. STRICTLY w
ern: hot air furnace. ofs Sth ESsI n
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DRESSMEKING

-~~~-0-~~~-~~--~~>-~~>--~
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKINC AT
home or by day. Wasatch 30S5; Temple
hotel. room Is. f15Si
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW. WILL - -
cheap to right party. Call al e'' n1 IN
ard ave.
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HAT FACTORY


MEN AND LADIES HATS CLEANED
and rcblocked Salt Lake Hat Factory.
W, End South. WaA 27Q7. 1854
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AI,-
ply READY FOR WORK At a, M
AND p, NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDR1' >
iSl SOUTH 9TH EAST
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-RoOM MODERN HOUSE, rT1I
So. oaIstneRl isf w. and splendid porchs !
phone Wasatch 5oi or Wo a.. nous
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? ROOMS. PART OF HOUSE, MuDi,1s1 MOI r.
conveniences, so per month. J." ~ n
media ave.
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MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE. cIo
in. no children. 12o W. 4th sosu
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5-ROOMED MODERN COTTAGE CLo.
In. Inquire mornings. Phone ~!
ioS5-M.
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4 ; AND s-ROOM MOD; ss
houses, Inquire S2$ East -n' ~
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: CARPENTERS. $500 DAY.
: bridge carpenters. $3.50,
carpenter helpers. $50.
| bridGeman.
10 men TO ice cars. $3.50 dav.
STROCK'S EMP. AGCI..
30 w 2nd South St ElIob
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wANTED-3o JABORERS FOR SIDE
walk construction. Mckay & Reed
4o5 Felt bldg. gl593
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Turkish Bookseller.

A writer who spent much Of his ear
" life in Turkey observed that Turk
ish books and booksellers were among
the curious features of the country.
THE Turkish BOOKSELLER" he said. has
a soul above trade. He rarely or new
er attempts to push his wares and
treasures some of his more valuable
books so greatly that he can hardly be
induced to sell them, although they
form part of his stock in trade. Many
of the books displayed by the book
seller are in manuscript. which the
old fashioned Turks esteem more high
~ than print" The Koran he may
not sell. He gives it away in return
for a present Of it's value in money
Exchange.
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Subscribe for the Pilot.
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COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BECDM-
ING GREAT INSTITUTION

they can be properly looked after.
At present great number of outside
pupils pay for, or work for, their
board at various places, but this ar
rangement is not always satisfactory
On the other hand there are parents
who hesitate to send their children
away from home not knowing IL
they will be properly looked after
during the time they are not actu-
ally attending school. It will great
ly help the people living outside Of
Kalispell to have the dormitory.
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CONTINUED from page ~

Continued from page ~
the ventilating and heating system,
the vacuum cleaning plant, etc.
There is one other thing we still
need in order that the people of
the county generally can get the
benefit that is free to all who have
children of high school age. We
should have properly equipped
dormitory with a responsible person
in charge. where the children living
outside of Kalispell can get board
and room at actual cost and where
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Good Humor.

According to ancient theory. there
are four principal humors in the body
blood. phlegm. choler and melan
choly. The predominance Of any one
determined the temper; hence the ex.
preston ''choleric humor." etc. A nice
balance made good compound. called
a good humor. and u preponderance Of
any bad compound. called an i'll or
bad humOr.