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EXTRAORDINARY SNAPS.

We have stock ranch Of 1c, ,i63 acres.
with lots of free range adjoining ideally
located and well protected from cold
winds very cheap. You can't afford 10
miss this II you want a stock ranch. A
tO-acre farm close to town for $500 cash.
Several small fruit ia rms in Bear River
valley. the home Of the red apple. for
sale on easy terms or exchange for city
property. Some choice lots in Dougla s
Park at a bargain. Also improved and
unimproved city property.
We have n few clear lots In west Sal.
Lake 10 exchange for work horses.
NJ. J. MECHAM,
Manager Exchange Depa RI ment.
MCCARTNEY INVESTMENT CO,
2O9 Boston Block.
k241i 1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
noss G. DAVIS. HOTEL gRokER.

ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
The original hotel broker OF the inter
mountain west.
One OF the best hotel apartment houses
in the city. we'll furnished: good. steady
business; easy 10 handle; close In, clcar-
ing $500 month.
Best transient .0-room hotel in salt
Lake city; $4,000. $1,000 cash. balance $50
monthly. Very best location.
Is-room rooming house al bargain.
central location: nicely furnished. rent
only $3.50 per room. including steam
heat; sickness reason for selling.
Dandy little transient house; lop rent
good lease: money maker. center of
town.
Is rooms well furnished. housekeeping
S25 rent; Sl0Q Income; exceptionally good
location: $500 will handle
s-room modern house. corner location:
elegant furniture: rooms all rented; a
Nreal bargain for quick sale.
For particular bargains I'm hotels and
rooming houses. see me. | sell more than
all the other agents combined
ROSS G. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
1l3 South Main. Was. $3.50.
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For Sale-Farm Lands

OREGON RAILROAD LANDS
Government wins FEDERAL court de-
cision. 100000 acres Oregon and Cali
fornia railroad land. valued at SIS. .00o.-
600. declared forfeited TO u. 8 5000
claims immensely valuable. Timber.
fruit. farm and stock lands. Prepare for
disposition OF lands. Send 25c for maps
and detailed information. Booklet %.
Douglas County Abstract Co.. Roseburg.
Ore. hl523
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The farmer IS the most independent
man OH earth Our Park Valley booklet.
telling all about farms. and the oppor-.
tunity farming presents. is yours for the
asking PACIFIC LAND X WATER co,
18th Floor Walker Bank Bldg, Salt Lake
City, Utah k3369
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
VACANT LOT BARGAINS.

VACANT LOT BARGAINS.
FOR SAt.E-teuaTtcr of a block. north
east bench, $500. Facing east and
north. ono and half blocks OF car
line.
sf5o-Eor corner asxf51 feet. one block
line. Ideal locs ton for small homes.
s5ao--For @1sXliS feet. One block south
OF Ninth South and half Il block
from Liberty park.
S1oo-For A lot 5oxlS5 feet Half block
on 9th East.
S5Jo-For Ssiyo50 feet Street on west
side OF lot 10 be opened. making II 4
corner lot.
FIRST AVE.--Coruer. 10 feet front. paw
ing paid. s17oo
SECOND AFE.-Corner ie feet front
paving paid. $500
CoENER--loXlo rods on the northeast
bench, Slf00.
BRUNEAU-HlLL INVESTMENT co,
was, 1lss. 5i3 South Main.
Lana
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y tr'1sn WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
&sions1 on1''!1rlun. nn. Hall for rent for all
rhohe Was 1861. s455S
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WINDOW CLEANING

ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHONE
National House Cleaning Co, Was.
1856. k2Sii
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Real EState-TO Exchange

WANTED-ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE
for Salt Lake real estate. What have
you TO offer? Bruneau-Hlll Inv, Co.. 343
Main St Was. 1853 k83s
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$3.50 WILL BUY 6oXl20 FIT To AN
alley OH 6th ave-, near 18th So; so
cash and $40 per month.
FRITScH LOAN &C. TRUST COMPANY
2ol-203 Felt Bldg. kSi2l
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

,,ru,
IGHiE PAPER CLEANING CO. SPh-
cial prices fall and winter VOTE dsi7s WSS
g164. -
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WE CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY
Tell us what you have and what you
want for IL.
j. J.. DENHAM CO.,
w. i133. $40 Main st. W. 4133.
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REAUTY PARLORS


80 FAMOUS BEAUTY SCAIr
fGe GTreeatment. under Velyetlnaa. SYSTEM; sdai
'fa sbnn mr. home; phone Wae. a5ab I-"'
7,1,,-U pEAIJTY TREATMENT TO
crnTv ffth customer at the VeNeglin1 M
pa rlorss. cs East ith South. M kol.@
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High-ClasS Tailoring

BEEHIVE TAILORING CO..
ZIG So. w. Temple. Was, 1850
El065
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| TRACkAGE FOR LEASE OR SALE ON
Oregon Short Line OF Flo Grande coal
yard now vacant, on eth South, near 3rd
west j. T. Burton. Is Exchange place.
hs557
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BUNGALOW APIS. II THIRD
Was. 5lG3; elegant rooms;
and back porchcs: 500. k3701
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~, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

d 49, AUX BURROWS. OCULIST
tuIi a speetacles accurately fitted;
A b,asas sases collected. 2O6 Continental
ee. gS561
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LAUNDRIES
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermist line made az you want IL
4. Stencil F'Ir Co.. b t. Broadway-2a
years i'll Salt Lake. n5s5
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MODERN COMFORTABLE HOME;
close in: big rooms besides recep-
ton hall. bathroom, pantry and closets:
hot-watc heat. Write NJ. b. Whitney.
Elberta, Utah. hi17S
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CARPET AND RUG WEAVING

UP-TO-DATE COLONIAL RUGS AND
fluff rugs. Prices quoted OH request
Call and sec samples, 1928 Windsor ave.
Hy 22S0-W ki067
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MiscellaneOus


STALE BREAD FOB SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Eahing Co. stale bread depot.
c343c
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Dancing

|nrSm,Hp OSTENDE AND TANGO
,ns,.ail a. our school classes now form
4 I'm lues.. Thurs. Sat evenings:
4 ee saturday evenings. Odeon,
k29I9
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SEE 26a w lTH SOUTH. 5i7 SOUTH
West Temple o2i South West Temple.
622 South l0tl East. 500 South Jst West,
1882 Roosevelt. corner 9th South and
state, and make us an offer. We must
have money. Mahan Investment Co. 273
South West Temple. Wasatch ili,
kS5i1
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IS ROOMS. LOCATED NEAR THE
business center OF the city. Steam heat.
hot and cold water. Good furniture, cheap
rent: all rooms now rented. $500 cash,
balance terms.
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SPANISH LESSONS


/ WILL TEACH a LIMITED NUMBER
OF pupils IN class or private. Was. 3234,
lSt452
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LIVERY STABLES

w ETAEf Irc |-->---s~~~~~>..,-'
|6t Il-,s,A ,A6LES- CARRIAGES AND
ID al Aorses bought and sold.
o1Al
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER's STUDIO.
Il East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes, Class and private
lessons. c95s
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PIANO LESSONS


PIANO TAUGHT BY EXPERIENCED
European teacher; reasonable prices;
Gel So md East. ki0S9
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO., SUR
plus, 100000; abstracts and title in
surance. attend to all details In transfer
ring and mortgaging land titles Capital
$500, 000 235 Main s2529
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HOTELS
TAILORING


A. j. HALL, LADIES AND GENTS
suits made to measure, cleaning, press
ing and repairing. 203 East End South.
Wasatch 1912 o3l50
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OXy-Acetylene Welding
WEATHER STRIPS
BUTTON FACTORY

ALL KINDS AND SIZES. MADE FROM
your own material II. Babbel. ladies
tailor. 120 East Broadway, opp. Auer-
bachs. h1S50
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+, DRESSMAKING

~>~---~-~>->~->>@>~>>~~~N~
EniENCE I'LL k-AN SAS G ! e 7
E;Snaker; satisfaction guaranteed; :;
Mt So. w. 603.-lV. d1274
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I7NREDEEMED OyERCOATS

- - p rcDEEMEp OVlIRCoATS FOX
sale. cheap, o"eN k3ii@
90 H. Ist south.
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For SaIe-Farm Lands
TO TRADE.
Cn AGn Nh

S0ACRE FARM
In southern Idaho; finest soil. prins ~
water right. all under cultivation. t-room
house. granarv, barn for 10 head stock.
30 acres fine alfalfa; raised potatoes,
w1eal and bects this year $50 yards
from loading station, mile 10 school and
church: with all implements. including
team horses. $500 lbs. { COWS, 80 hogs,
25 chickens, wa gous. I buggy. all plows.
implements and house furniture. Only
sl12.5o per acre. 4 great opportunity
for someone
WIN trade this place for first-class
SAT- Lake residence property or good
apartment house or income property snd
assume some difference
BETThYON HOME BUILDERS CO.
$40 Main 81. Was. 203o
k3267
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ROoMING HOUSES.

ROOMiNGI HOUSES.
$500
BUYS best l5-room transient house
M town. we'll located: cheap
rent; positively q money-maker
Handles Broom. steam heated,
modern house; furniture good;
cheap rent.
$500
Gives possession Of 12-room,
stea m heated place. always fun.
1920
Handles best so room, Main street
house: all modern Heat furnished =
Clears $3.50 monthly.
MR.. BLAKE,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS,
NEW ORPHEUM BLDG.
TELEPHONE w. 1885. kSi
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j. l.. DENELAM CO.

j. l.. DENILAM CO.
EASY PAYMENT HOUSES.
DON'T PAY RENT LET YOUR
rent money pay for your home.
WITHIN A FEW BLOCKS OF THE
postoffice, on paved street, we have Il
new i-room modern brick house for $500.
a broom for $4,000. A 1-room for $4,000.
These houses are all we'll built and fin
ished, with mantel, gas ranges; all spe-
cial assessments paid. The prices are
right, with terms like rent.
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN HOUSES
in all parts Of The city, on easy pay
mcnts.
j. L. DENHAM CO.
W. 4133. 343 Main st. ", 4133.
k35l3
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sSafES AND VAULTS

RLETE S-cs~>--~-~~-~~--~~~~-~~
nd o. LINE OF SAFES ON
Fest Teay Sdfo & Vault Co.. 3l3
n'pie. o25f2
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HALVORSEN G. TAYLOR. PAINTERS
and paperhanger Was. lals-R. k2240
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

Mattresses AND SPRINGS RE-
paired Salt Lake Mattress q Mtg
Co Phone 3299. pl555
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR G. A GAMBLE, 60I-S M'INTYRG
bide: hours, = To o, WasaIch 62Sl. Dis
eases OF women a specially. Consulta-
lion free. g396
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CHIMNEY SWEEP
OPTICIANS


WE'LL DUPLICATE ANY LENS IN 80
minutes. Columbian Optical Co, S3T
Main st d4040
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

ABE GORDON PAYS HIGHEST PRICES
for old clothes and shoes. Wasatch
I93-M. f4SS
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BEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing. w. Glickman. II South
West Temple. Was. 4513, kl451
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MILLINERY

PLUNES CLEANED. CURLED AND
dyed Harmony Millinery parlors. 55s
So. State. Was. 5GlS. k300O
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n. l. BRAY. DRESSMAKER. ALL
~ guaranteed 27U East End South.
H%n ssf0-M. g418l
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TYPEWRITERS
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING
BETTU,YON'S BEST BARGAINS.

THE CUT RATE PAPER. HANG
er, painter and tinter Phone
Was. Ai23~J. R126l
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COAL AND FUEL

>~~~>--~~-.~>~>~>~N~O~---~-
OUR COAL Is "JUSTRIGHr." WAS
444S. Alliance Coal Co., IL Main st.
kl152
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EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

CITY EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE CO.
Phone Was 2Sl5 hl69l
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1st HAND SEWING MADE TO
x, ~ machine sewing prices. Hy.
Y hG1a
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sHAMPOOING

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. AT
our parlor, 81 East 4th South, or at your
home Phone Wasatch 1886. g347S
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UTAH PAPER cLEASSIiMGf SliSf &C: GO. GEF1SS OF! e65.
Res. Hyland 2SlS-W. -
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IS ROOMS. THIS HOTEL HAS ONE
OF the best locs tions In the city. Modern
in every respect Good furniture. a
splendid business and a money maker.
ONLY SolON Terms.
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CHIROPRACTORS


CECIL s: CECIL, GRADUATE CAIRO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
q specially. Consultation free, Suite
403. 2S5 South Main r25l
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CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN. C. II. D.,
Original Chinese herbalist and founder OF
the Chinese Herb Institute. Denver. his
herb treatment curing the sick by thou
sands. Salt Lake branch lis :. Main,
upstairs over IIirschmans shoe store.
Was. $3.50, Daily, 8 a. m. TO 8 D. m.
TO s. Sunday 10 to p. m k1262
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING. SHIPPING

Nm sHIp HOUSEHOLD, GOODS lT4t T4
WE Esr, OF the United States Cns
as any 'Kimball Van ~ storage %, ,oss3
South Main. ...-eee
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LETTER THIEF
MUST STAND
EXAMINATION

BY United pre,s Leased Wire
CHICAGO, Jan. .. ~ WILLIAM
WINFIELD. negro messenger. al.
legged TO have stolen the celebrated
Archboid letters from the New
York files OF the Standard OH com.
pany. and sold them 10 agents OF
VIM X Hearst, Is under gubpoena
here today 10 appear IN Nashings
ton January IL before the senate
campaign contributions Investigate
ing committee.
WINFIELD will be required 10 tell
exactly how he got the letters
which created such politi al sen
sation, involving scores Of con.
gressmen. senators. governors an4
judges as having profited through
the llberaliiy OF the OIL trust.
The retirement OF Senator For
aker OF Ohio and Congressman Sib-
ley Of Pennsylvania. Is attributed
directly 20 the publication OF these
letters, and former Governor e. n.
Haskell OF Oklahoma resigned a.
treasurer OF the democratic M
tional committee four years ago,
following the publication q sorna
OF the letters.
While scores OF Burns detectives
and senate sergeants at arms
searched the country. WINFIELD
was located here through a ru1e
by deputy United States marshall
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OPEN FINEST
HIGH SCHOOL
in ONE WEEK

The school board Wednesday dc.
cided 10 hold the formal opening
OF the new Franklin high school
Thursday night. January lG. The
public will be invited TO inspect the
building at that time. The new
school. erected at a cost OF $500, 600,
in one Of the finest In the country
The following committees were
appointed by Judge Mcdonald. re-
Gently elected president Of the
board:
william Pigott. chairman.
Messrs. Shorrock. Craven.
Buildings and grounds-Judge
Winsor. chairman, Messrs. pigott.
Mcdonald.
Finanoe-E. Shorrock. chairman,
Measra. Mcdonald. pigott.
Purchasing-Judge Winsor. chair
man, MeHsrs. Pigott. Mcdonald.
Teachers and salaries-Judge Nc
Donald. chairman. Messrs. Craven,
Shorrock
Text books and courses OF study
--Hermon w. Craven. chairman,
Nessrs. Shorrock. Winsor.
Parental and special schools
Mr.. Craven. chairman. Messrs. Win
sor, Shorrock.
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TRACKS CLEARED; TRAINS
RUN CLOSE TO SCHEDULE

The transportation situation In
the Cascades Is considerably
cleared up today.
The Northern Pacific liz running
It's trains through on nearly their
scheduled time, the line of the Chi.
cago. Milwaukee a. Puget Sound
IL opened and regular service Ia
being maintained. and the Great
Northern. though atill blocked on
its own line by the snow slide at
Tye. Is routing its trains over the
North Bank. via Vancouver. Wash
The clearing OF the n. z. track
At Eagle Gorge. after the slide OF
Wednesday. opened that line again.
and after trains held up through
the mountains were sent out. the
regular service was resumed.
Three trains. which left Seattle
Wednesday night. we're reported at
Ellensburg within q few minutes
OF their scheduled time.
The Milwaukee, troubles At La.
coma. near the summit, are prac-
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tically over. II will be only few
hours until trains will be running
through on time.
The Great Northern In still block.
ed by the slide at Tye. which
wrecked n number OF snow sheds
last Friday. a large force OF men
IL working night and day clearing
the track. Reports received this
morning indicate the line will be
opened today or tomorrow.
The chief trouble on the Great
Northern lies in the fact that as
fast as the rotarics shovel out the
SNOW masses more come down.
often burying workers and pillow.
In some places the snow lies on
the track at depth of IA feet.
There are 40 men fighting the
snow on the Great Northern.
The chinook, which melted the
snow In Seattle and, II was feared.
would play havoc by causing floods
in the mountains. did not touch the
snow banks OF the Cascades.
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SENATOR TROY TO
GET IMPORTANT
GUARDIANSHIP?

Senator Davis 8. Troy. democrat,
OF Jefferson county. Is slated by
Lieutenant Governor Hart for the
of the senate appro-
prtations committee. according TO a
report In political circles today.
The appropriations committee is
considered by politicians as the
most important In the legislature.
Senator Piper. republican. and
Senator Landon. progressive. will
be the only two King county mea
on the committee.
Senator Rosenhaupt Of Spokane
will be chairman OF the judiciary
committee again. Senator Nichols
OF King county Is slated for chair
man OF the roads and bridges CON-
mittee. Senator Jackson for the ap-
Il rtionment committee. Senator
I.andon for rivers and harbors and
Senator Collins for the game com.
mttfee
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Aug. rs. 1911.
Three years ago this coming Jan
uary, our little daughter. Evaleen,
had what the doctors called Tuber-
culosis Of the Bone. This she had
In both hands. We had the doc
tors examine her hands, also give
her medicine. and they took one
finger off and scraped the bones In
the other hand. From this she got
but little benefit Hearing OF Ma
lures Creation through a stranger.
who, we now think. is a dear
friend, we got the medicine and
gave II to her. We now know
what II will do for others We
think the medicine Is the goods"
for the disease. Our daughter Is
now we'll and will say that when
we started with the medicine we
were never without II until we had
gotten results. We sincerely hope
this statement win be the means OF
saving others Respectfully.
MR.. AND MRS. ELMER HILL.
GOSS.
November "A, 1911.
My daughter Eyaleen continues
to enjoy the best OF health She is
going to school every day and her
hands are perfectly we'll
fSigned) ELMER HILLIGOSS
There are many people suffering
with this dreadful disease that do
not know that II can be relieved,
as II was in this case. yet we can
reSer anyone that wishes to cases
OF long standing, In both adults
and children, that this harmless
remedy soon relieved. This rem
edy contains nothing Injurious and
Goes not STIMULATE, but goes right
to the seat OF the disease and 10
sists nature In removing II from
the system. This II not a patent
medicine and Is not sold as cure.
all, but Is sold 10 relieve Tnbercu.
Iosis. Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis
and impure blood, and general
rundown condition. II you are
troubled with aay Of these symp.
toms, call at &c office or drop a
card for full information. TO Ma
lures Creation, 514-15 Peoples
Bank Building. Seattle. Wash.
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PAPf'S! BREAKS
ArOlD AT ONCE
First dose of Pape's Cold Gem
pound ends grippe misery
Tastes Nice-No Qumine.

You can surely end Grippe and
break mp the most severe cold
either In head. chest. back. stomach
or limbs. by taking n dose OF Pape's
Cold Compound every two hours
until three consecutive doses are
taken.
II promptly relieves tho most
miserable headache. dullness. head
and nose stuffed up. fcverishnees.
snecring. sore throat. mucous ca.
tarrhal discharges. running OF the
hose, soreness. stiffness and rheu.
matte twinges.
Take this wonderful compound as
directed. without Interference with
your usual duties and with the
knowledge that there 10 nothing
else In the world which will cure
your cold or end Grippe misery as
promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad aftercrfects as a
sb-eent package OF pape's Cold
Compound. which any druggist can
supply-acccpt no substitute con
tains no belongs Ia every
home Tastes nice.
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ALASKA NOT SO
COLD AS DENVER

j. l.. Mcpherson, secretary OF the
Alaska bureau of the Seattle Cham
Der OF Commerce. comparing Alas
ka weather with that of various
cities In the United States on Jan.
uary &, today showed that Slka
temperature of "a above zero was
the same as Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Denver was 20 below
zero, while Dutch Harbor. Eagle.
Nome. Tanana, and Valdez had a
temperature of %, i6. 4, and is
above zero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-09
NILE TEMPLES 1918
STAFF INSTALLED

The newly-elected officers OF
Nile Temple, Mystic Shrine. were
Installed last night with splendid
ceremonies at Readings hall H.
l.. Garreston. imperial marshal, of
Tacoma. assisted by Daniel u. Ire
fethen, retiring potentate OF Nile
Temple, acted as installing officers
After the installation ceremonies,
lllustrious Potentate John Mclean
presented Retiring Potentate Dan.
lei Trefethen with past poten.
tato's jewel. The Alaska Pilgrim
age club presented Retiring Po-
tentate Trefethen with gold mug
get watch fob. Nile Temple patrol
presented the retiring potentate
with an embroidered fec.
After the exercises the floor was
cleared and dancing occupied the
Shriners and their wives until n
late hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-09
NEWSPAPERMEN TO
DIG FOR NEW IDEAS

The first state newspaper insti-
tute will be given by the Washing.
ton State Press association. under
the auspices of the schooI OF journ.
alism at the university. Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday of next
week.
The purpose OF the institute Is
10 get new ideas and methods for
greater efficiency in the business.
The meetings viii be purely bust
ness. Newspaper men from all
over the state will be present for
the three-day session.