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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the board of
commissioners Of Salt Lake City. Utah.
of the intention OF such board OF COM
scribed Improvement, to-wit;
Constructing and laying, sewer lateral
Of flrst,class vitritisd pipe ten ,qW
street street between Ninth South street and
Yale avenue; and constructing and lay
Ing sewer lateral OF vitTifed pipe eight
Ssl inches ,..iS In diamster Stsr In Yale avenue
East streets In sewer district No. 1, and
defray the abutters' portion OF the cost
and expense thereof. estimated at twelve
thousand eight hundred thirty-one and
l7-lOO (sl2,s31.lO dollars. or one and
4S-lo0 (Sl.4S) dollars per front or linear
foot OF abutting property there being
by local assessment upon the lots or
pieces Of ground within the following de-
scroed district being the district to ba
affected and benefited by said Improve
ment, namely:
The east side of lot IL, the east side OF
lots 13 TO 10, inclusive, the north 2ss
2Ol9 feet OF the. east side OF lot l6. tho
north Pa feet OF the cast side Of LOT II
block II; the west side of lots 10 and ii
the north 1868 feet Of the west aide oi
10 Is. inclusive, block /; the west side of
lots 81 10 81 inclusive. the south side os
lots TO 20. inclusive. tho east los feet
Of the south side OF lot y. block :, Gil
mcr Square subdivision Of block ia:
the east 3l.93 feet OF the south side Of lot
Z. block l7-A. rive-acre plat IA big
field survey.
The east 1896 feet OF lot 6. the ives,
T4l,71 feet of lot iS. the west 741 II feet
OF lot IL block lT-A. five-acre plat "a
big field survey; the east 17l.0l feet Of
the north side of lot I. rho east 770.l5
feet OF the west 7sI.Ia feet of the south
side OF lot {. the east 6l2.s2 feet OF the
west 62e.62 feet OF lot d. block 30: all Of
lots 10 Il inclusive. Yale Park subdi.
vision OF block 80. all OF lots Sc. and I
TO 5. inclusive. block 2, Douglas PARK
second addition. block 80. tive-acre plat
&c" big field survey.
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing, stating therein lot and
block or description OF property 10 The
city recorder on before the Sth day
Of September, 1918, being the time set by
said board of commissioners when 1t will
hear and congider such protests and OBJ
jections as may be made thereto
BY order OF the board OF commissioD-
ers OF Salt Lake City. Utah.
Dated July 10, 1913.
NOBLE WARRUM, city Recorder.
Sewer extension No 328
First publication August 20. 1913.
Last publication September s. 1913,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
TRADE WITH JAPAN
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Sept 2.-Ex-
ports from the United States TO Japan in
the fiscal year just ended were greater
than those 10 ali other parts of Asia
combined. according 10 official figures OF
the bureau Of foreign and domestic com
merce department OF commerce. The ex-
ports to japan Increased IN the single
year four and o third million dollars.
while those to other parts OF Asia de-
creased six and a half million dollars IN
the same period. The total exports 10
Japan In 1918 were s57,741.Sl5; those TO
all other Asia. 1874. sos. II TO the fg-
ures OF exports 20 Japan proper there
were added those 10 Korea and Japanese
leased territory In China. the total 10
Japanese territory In 1919 would be s6s
720.sol and to all other Asia s55. 335. 769
Exports to Japan in 1913 were larger
than ever before and were more than two
and half times great as in 1910.
which was, however an exceptionally low
year In the export trade TO that country,
They amounted In 1918 TO s5T 74l. SIS. as
stated before, and only crossed the $50,
600. 900 line on two previous occasions--
1905, S5l. .719, 683, and 1912 S53. AIS, ,046.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
ASKS STATE AID IN
COAL LAND DISPUTE
Land Board Will Contest
Withdrawals Ordered by
Federal Government.

An appeal for aid to resist the CON
test begun by the federal government
for withdrawal Of certain coal lands
near Coalville was made to the state
land board Yesterday by w. l, Snyder
on behalf Of certain grantees Of the
land.
Tho letter from Attorney Snyder was
considered by the board at its regular
meeting, but no action was taken on
it. The state intends to fight the fed
eral contest in so far as it relates to
lanI stilI held by the state, but
whether il will advance money to aid
others interested in the land In ques
ton remains TO be seen,
The contest involves parts of section
l6, township two north, range five east,
Salt Lake meridian. Half the section
was decided by the government to the
city Of Coalville prior to statehood.
The other half. with the exception of
eighty acres still held by the state,
has been parceled out in grants made
by the state since statehood. Now the
federal government seeks to have the
land withdrawn as coal land, claiming
that the land was known to be coal
land before statehood. and hence title
TO it did not pass TO the state.
Mr.. Snyder, as trustee Of portion
OF the land held by the Superior Fuel
and Briquette company, now defunct,
is representing claimants against the
company. These claimants arc all poor
men, he informs the board, and have
no means Of defending themselves
against the action OF the federal gov
ernment.
According to members Of the land
board the issue is vital one, involving
as it does the question Of whether
grantees from the state shall have
any protection from federal domination
of state land, and also the question of
whether the state shall be able TO in
sure the validity Of grants made by
it TO private citizens.
The state will fight the federal CON
test on the ground that the statute Of
limitation has run against the land in
question. Also it will raise the point
that the federal land Office has no
jurisdiction to try such case.
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OPIUM S|MUCGLERS'
SECRETS LAID BARE
Fifty-nine Tins of Drug Are
Found on Ocean Liner
Manchuria.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Gus
toms officials engaged in a search of
the Pacific Mail steamer Manchura
discovered fifty-nine tins of opium,
valued at $4425, in the forepeak of the
vessel early today, and the work Of the
searchers Is still in progress. In con-
nection with the discovery federal of
1lclals said that warrant would be
issued for the arrest of the ship s of
ficer in whose department the opium
was discovered. The officials said to-
day that confessions laying bare the
methods OF opium smugglers who have
operated In San Francisco for months
had been obtained from three Of the
fifteen customs guards now under ar
rest charged with conspiracy TO evade
customs law, and IT was stated these
three. would be sent before the federal
grand jury
According to the confessions Of the
three, caches for the smuggled drug
were arranged at piers Nos. 81 and 40,
and after the opium was brought
ashore by guards nnd sccreted in the
hiding places 1t was conveyed by nu-
tomobile into Chinatown The gov
ernment names A. J. Taylor. now un-
der arrest in Los Angeles in connec-
tion with the investigation. as the re-
ceiving agent, and the federal officers
who outlined the details of the con.
fessions say that the guards who made
them also name Taylor as the receiving
agent.
Wealthy Chinese across the Pacific,
agents who travelled on oriental liners
officers Of the San Francisco customs
service and others here were all in
close association in conducting the un-
lawful traffic, saw federal officers.
Warrants charging conspiracy to
smuggle have been issued for nine
guards, besides those already arrested
The investigation has been in prog
ress for months and was conducted by
Harry Tidwell, special agent of tho
treasury department. 1t is stated that
tho evidence that has been gathered
came into the hands of the investi-
gators when members OF the ring
quarreled over the question of raising
money for bond for Max Muller, who
was indicted on charges of smuggling
opium last July.
Federal officers say that the usual
premium earned by those who smuggled
opium ashore was s5 a tin, and il is
stated that instances have come into
their knowledge in which as much as
l50 tins Of the drug would be carried
ashore by one man.
Since the disclosures concerning the
ring became public the price OF opium
In Chinatown has advanced from $45
to as Tin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
ON BONDS
OF RAILROAD UNPAID
Court Probably Will Be Asked to Au-
thorize Receivers to Meet
Their Obligation

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The semi an
nual interest payment on the outstand-
ing S2S, ,5S2, 600 of New Orleans, Texas
& Mexico first mortgage > per cent
bonds. amounting to $4,000 and due
today, was not paid. C. w. Hillard,
New York representative of the re-
cciyers for the St, Louis & San Fran
cisco, which controls the New Orleans,
Texas & Mexico company, said that the
receivers had made no provision for
payment of the interest 1t is under
stood that the interest on the $4,000 600
per cent notes of the road, also due
and unpaid, might be met later.
The agreement under which the notes
were issued provides for the thirty
days grace for the payment of inter
est, and within that time the court
probaly will be asked to authorize the
San Francisco receivers to meet the
payment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
TWELVE WILL TRY
FOR RIFLE TEAM

chMP PERRY. O.. Sept. 2.-Aa rcuult OF the
.!outs on Monday and Tuesday for the PAN
american team the candidates have been narrowed
ao"n TO twelve ny tho executive committoo OF
me .ne Neuonnl Rife association OF America The
IWeiNe lclcctod FOR tho final tryoul uro Sergeant
.,phoeteid OF Massachusetts. Lieutenant Denny OF
I u.p United atatcE nayy, Corporal Snow OF the
lnltcd States marine corpE Sergeant Clark of the
naFlnc rorpu Sergeant schriver Of tho marine
rp0Ip' IrlTate Grace OF California Lieutenant
tr,oht or Texas, Captain Wlgc OF Massachusetts
Lieutenant Osborn of tho United Statos navy. C.
,rossInan OF California. J, W. Hepsinn Of tho
Mht'onei Rifle association and Sergeant Koogh Of
St,, s'hpsclis Theodore Brontln of the German
r'He association ar~'vcd from Germany today TO
,rpF"Sonf The German association at the assem-
p! which VIII be held here after the international
s,,",' n' mas ended. Hc presented the National
nltc association Two gold cups from the German
anooting nsaocla,ion
nohoral X. K. Evans nrecutiyc officer of tho
tournament, was presented With a silver box TO-
p ,p rs token OF appreciation from D. NJ. wrll-
Nv president o' the International Union OF Ri
iIa associations OF France
.oIp'Tal Michael FonncSsy. Company n. Third
shltea StatcH infantry. accidentally shot yn-tcr-
"uF while acting scorer died tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
FINE RECORD MADE
BY MIGHTY MORTARS

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-The mighty NOR
tars OF Fort Totten which qua rd the
Long Island approach TO New York City
We're given severe efficiency test during
the night with the result that each Of the
twenty shots fred at searching targets hit
their mark. The guns are OF twelve-fnch
caliber and 1000 pounds projectles were
used Col. Adelbert Cronkhite, com
manding this important artillery post, de-
clared that IL was one OF the finest target
work In this part Of the country and the
way In which the shells sw=pt the sound
proved beyond all douot that o. enemy
who tried 10 get into New York by the
Fort Totten route would receive n well
come of devastating fire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

SnIt Lnke City; Fair Wednesday, probably
showers Thursday
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake City for
September 2. 1913:
Highest temperature todGy rs degrees: high
in this month since 1874 was eS degrees, low
Inst night 81 dcgrecss lowest this month
since 1874 2e degrees. mean temperature for
today Sc degrees normal 10 degrees: no.
cumulatod deficiency since the first OF tho month
s degrees. accumulated deficiency since January
1 Is ISL degrees
Relative humidity st a. m. today sS per
cent, relative humidity at p m, today 20
per cont.
Total precipitation tor the twenty -four hours
ending nj p. m. "A OF inch, total for
this month date IL sc OF inchf accumulated
caceas for this month 10 date Is 40 of an inch ::
total precipitation since January to date Il l2 II
incheD; accumulated excess since january is 80
OF inch
Sun rlsos a, 5;57 and rem at s;5s September
Z, 1915
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
Larceny Charge Dropped.

Leon Hertzmark who appeared before
Justice Of the Peace Harry 8 Harper
yesterday to answer TO charge OF grand
July 2. was discharged. 1t was alleged
that Hertzmark stole two gold Elen
watches. a Panama hat and other ar
ticles from Nathan Daniels but I'm the
evidence for the complaint It was not
proven that the articles stolen were of
sufficient value to sustain the charge OF
grand larceny. As the charge failed on
that account the defendant was dis
charged by Justice Harper. Hertzma rk
Is under bond TO the criminal division Of
the city court TO answer TO a charge OF
petit larceny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
lar Of the dancing selections that have
been played during the present season.

THE Heart of Gambler" played by
the well known Essanay company. the
story full OF exciting and unusual situa =
tions, tells Of a good miner who finds
himself and young daughter out OF food
and in desperate circumstances. Dan
Jordan, a gambler comes TO their as
slstance and also grubstakes the miner
Years later. when the gambler Is facing
poverty. he finds that bread cast upon
the waters VIII return again. The Pathe
company is also at The Mehesy today
In remarkably strong western drama
entitled 1.-THE Frameup" Two Biogra phi
comedies, "Sprigs Buys a Dog and
"Those Little Flowers" conclude the bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
pPRlCES PAID
EENE'S HORSES
y News Service.

~ News Service.
@rARE GARDEN. N. Y,
~ s1ed crowd turned out
~ ale at auction OF the
als James r. Keene,
tonight.
adj persons we're seated
,inr; August Belmont bo-
y ne front row and now
ioT horses that struck
fllh the series Of not
~ have made the castle
- 4. and The first horse 10
!, 1!.e ~ o. Colin. Tie bidding
Nees by John Hancock,
e i,. soon raised Il to SIS,
q, aGn'sd bidding the stal-
e'NiiHry Oh Clere-
,grse that brought the
al, iN 900. went IN u I
- 'o' Harry Payne Whit
|,s, .1arlss ,.a Moore for sl7.-
fought by John san.
an lor $4,000. and Ar
ru;S'ssna u;sa' ~ IN Celt for $40
''as Jarrett Wilson of
4 : psgns sc and many Of ,bc
4 r,IsIte ,sIite McKinney sf ~ fare iir
"a ruV5d ssa a; 4 =. Cochran made
"a Of about sips, e0o '"'e
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Government Needs Engineers.

Recruits for the engineering corps and
for the field artillery and the infantry
are wanted by the United States govern
ment, according TO informa ton received
yesterday at the army recruiting station
In Salt Lake CITY. Stress Is laid in the
Information on the need OF men between
the ages OF Is and as years for the en-
gineering service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
HARRISON SWORN IN
PHILIPPINE RULER

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Francls Bur-
ton Harrison, who resigned yesterday as
representative from New York. today was
sworn in governor general OF the Phil
ippines In the office here of Brigadler
General Mcintyre. head OF the bureau of
insuar affairs
Governor Harrison will have an inter-
view with Secretary Garrison In New
York tomorrow to talk over general pol
Icy in regard TO the government OF the
Islands Thursday he will leave New
York preparatory to sailing from San
Francisco. September 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
Telephone Directory.

The September issue Of the directory
is now being delivered. Kindly have
your old book in readiness for the car
riers, as it is very important to our
service that the use of the old book be
discontinued as soon as YOU receive the
new one. It will assist us greatly if
you will cooperate with us in this mat
ter. Respectfully,
THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELE-
PHONE & TELEGRAPH co.
{. c. Campbell, District Manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
]sDDIA
N 1914
y Decided Upon
4 kssp'ni''io" Will
k.p.ts Menace

: % ,. paved, d,. 1t made ~s,,
d improvements '"'''
.a.Ion Of ths city ,,eO con-, u,
,sIns on the motion OF
.y .rssi commissioner. .'.,,s
Z, sps sorsIns and suttsrlns ',raa
.,ssI.rs ~ Will be solved, ,.,,n
mas, the FRANKLIN Sla
.,,S sS'Iv vssi. and Which, which naS aS
p /, ,.,ssoi soSThIld children, viii VI a,ts De
20 ?, 'TS iOxn. during Storm!
{ Animated. .,.,os hat
iIlulii y ,ss improvement. rs5n i1. Tl,i ,hn
=. I,s, Iav'"n mains. This Item m
es sst TO be p'0V''''
" E,,sv Of ". ]. li.l,nn Tudden,
81 'Sl sTlra for the widen. 1,.
Z soatb sih canal. The WORK
.,,,sSy, s0siS Though the Or
~, l.'sss, W., only $4,000: the the
1l9s roInted out that 3oog
- scr excavatins END
q. This will bring the ne
,Ss tsnal improvement IL
I. s. ~ H. Korns plac-
IN ~ upon record as asa, IA,
.-sdlIcr Of a municipa,
l',s rIsSsinr the commission
y "a 10 that end out OF o.
~, wss lsid over unu,
c.srTrnI,sIonsr Korns asked
p.,II Commissioner
n municipal ownership
Il. rzcdtl0n.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
Federal Court in Session.

A, short session OF the United States
district court was held in the federal
building yesterday, al which several mo-
tionS for demurrers were argued and
submitted and some trial settings OF
equity cases were set at later dat In
the fall. United States court will con-
vene In Ogden Monday forenoon
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"oisatt himself today ''T don't need 10 boz for
a living. / don't like those short fights and I
would rnthor quit altogether than spend mr. timo
u"lhins and boxing around Ike side Snowman
no ADDED that he thinking OF returning TO his
oregon ranch and sottling down MS a farn,or
Nols0sl wns unhurt yesterday Hc fought
ehMHctcriHuc battle but Mid. and his blows
lacked tho od sting. He was lSc y billiard
payer out or practice. whore finished stroke shows
hH experience aud whose calculation OF tho nu-
glef proves his knowlcdscbut ne misaes HIS
shots.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. SALT LAKE,
Tennis club. Principal place OF business.
a (rty Utah

Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that al meet
Ing of the board Of directors held on the
30th day OF August 1913, an assessment
of $40 per share was levied on the cap
ital stock OF the corporation. payable I'M
rnediately TO q NJ, Garrett secretary OF
said corporation, at the club house Of
said corpora ,ion on Tenth East street be-
tween Second and Third South streets.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid
on the 1st day Of October. 1918. VIII be
delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
tic auction and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 18TH day OF
October. 1913. at II o'clock noon of said
dav et the club house OF said corpora
ton. to pay the delinquent assessment:
toeether With the costs OF advertising and
eyTenaea az sale II. NJ GARNE1'T,
Secretary.
Club house. Tenth East street between
Second and Third South streets. Salt Lake
Dated at Salt Lake city, this 3rd day
OF September. 1913. ''''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
YACHTS
AGAIN WIN RACE

stHitbLGHEAD. MAsa., Sept The Americans
do'rAtsd the Germnns even more tccsiveIy thsn
s"efo"F In tho oeccnd OF the International soudcr
S.n. ,clles To-Day. The raco vas -opctiuon OF
,r',eEua!, SO Gar rs lack OF rind concerned,
Smn was won by the Ellen. owned b! Charlos r.
urtm OF Boston, With tho Gina. owned by Guy
L. asllonstail. third.
A. me scrun led In tho German division. with
nv NV, "'ttelcsohoh poor fifth Angola ~
,oulcd the fiTFl turning mark ana disqualified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
4 TAXES FIRST
hi SERIES GAMES

N o. covpsr league yesterday
I, 4 ,Ae rosi series 10 decide
s ~ l.asus .Buddo's errors
/, ~ dsfes, Of Masns.
ris played OF the Magma
r1sa third same, regard
4, vI., Thnrs1sy's game. the
- q be trss Of coin.
. oHuR.)JlGNA
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Photo
spectacle. "Quo Vadis," All week.
Performances every afternoon ana
evening, with two matinees Satur-
day.
ORPHEUM-Vaude Perform
ances every afternoon and evening,
UTAH THEATER-WilIard Mack and
Marjorie Rambeau In Hawthorne.
u. s. A" Performances every
evening. Matinces Thursday and
Saturday.
RESS-Vaudeville. Performances
every afternoon and two perform
aDces at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-03
Y ! TO RETIRE
. BOXING GAME

4 4ss:sIi,s; ;-Ins Obituary Of Al
I ri,rs ~. ~, Champion. IL vr!,,ou ON
- is.sn,0e,' ,.e'y BY Joe A1ayeto a.
y rssndr. "' won tho dcol,
s saI .urthori" ,s,.
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Hunters Are Successful,

C. II. Grmmott manager of ths RETAIL C,iurks'
'esfn, and Richard GromeA. accompanied
a. AZ thsir> Wives, returned last night after n TWO
s' hnpotinE NJ the hoad OF Chalk crook Rich
up s'aiey, wcll-kuown ranchn,sp o! the Chalk
,oeh country. pss guido for the party Tho
sahncrs made good baga
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT

Costs money but it does perfect work
we have II. Century Printing Co.. 55-
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NOTICE.

T will not be responsible FOR amy debts
contracted bv my wife. Estella Cochrane.
(Signed) F. c. COCHRANE.
September 2, 1919 tsls
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ARTHnR
~ !, ninth
h 3 ti,,ti hall.
B Y ~ e,,;tA ball.

- !, nln,h.
y 3 tsHti hall.
y Y b! l,,,el ball.
.-..-...s. 800 ] a q la
--..i , ) o o o q '-S
tr-Earlsuin (,l. Trsedey,
Hsss tun = E1Tls. Double
bzIh 10 EnElemen. sto-
-. Rlit Flfs. base on errors
u aAsts on bulls-0ff XII
cli stues out-B! Downcy Z,
FlaN ssll-Buddo. Sacrifice
rlry. s,ehtlc, ny-KIlburu.
"a Dornsr. Aldd. Duddo: bv
kis'Iipi Time OF gAms-l
'1'n Ai,ssdines-7oo. Umpire
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Harness Races Called OFF.

o,.';. NE. Mimi. Sept. c--The Great west~rn
c,n,n nhlneho races we're postponed today be-
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The following thester notices are marked
'Advertlsement' in order 10 comply with
strict Interpretation OF the new federal news
paper law. In thcy paid sdvsr-
tisements. They arc itcnis furnished by tho
preas agents of the various theatern-
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Purified
|''Aly in Summer
~ SsAst,h sA.t ha. wonde4u,
en0se, Health.

'a..su you: fuod. ,ro,,.,
! Sa. % 4 'a,aous Msgs remedy
q hat p,e,,,lato 20 stimulate
~" red blood cor
|{ saluo =,
~ nSn. ,na ~ The nuirincpf
So ;',t o. Sss', oss ai,,s. fats, sugars
I - s'Inasi..s,H1,sss Hs.sH ss1ysa : 's 9ss the
x y ss,ss,'hy ssa and ,udic,a,ll. aGi Gel.
"a d cars. ESSENTIAL uo nnt.,
asss.' ss,,.ks' Of skin disease 'ntlss