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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
WANTED
Wauted-MaIe Help

HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF YOUR FU-
ture? Has your job bright future LOT
YOU? II you are not getting ahead. inves We,
tigate the offer tho L. s. Navy makes You y,,
II you are over II and an American GU CIV
zen II will pay YOU 10 look Into these OPP
portunties-the many chances to learn
useful trade the good pay while learning
the steady work, good food. chanc ior az
vancement, the healthy. rugged lie. Ali
these things are fully described in an IN
teresting free booklet, The Making OF
Man o'Warsman." Send for 1t no" anu
read II carefully. Talk II over WITH your
parents or guardian Then go 10 the Navy
Recruiting Station, Judge Bldg, z. IND
South and Main SITS, Salt Lake CITY, ana
talk Il over with the Navy men there;
Costs YOU nothing 10 be examined 1ou II
be surprised Mt the advantages offered.
Address Bureau OF Navigation, Box S20
Navy Dept. Washington. d. c. KloZ2
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HOTELS

NEW HOTEL REX
Best furnished hotel In the city; strict
ly modern; absolutely freproof; special
rates by week or month 253 South State
st J. M Marriott. Prop csss
DAILY HOTEL. 20 EAST BROADWAY
(rnodern). Winter rates, rooms single
or en- suite. with or without baths h99l8
ST CECHE-HOT AND COLD WATER.
phones. bath. we'll ventilated special
rates 233 State. k724
MINERS HOTEL, ROOMS 26C, 35C AND
Doc; beds, zoe and 26c; weekly rates,
s1.00. $500 and $500. Bath free to week
ly roomers. Wasatch 1865 kl364
HOTEL. MANX. ISL w. BIRD So;
STEAM HEAT. HOT AND COLD WA,
TER IN ROOMS; RATES TO STEADY
J. D. MORTENSEN, PROP.
k1S65
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CHIROPRACTORS


CEClL CECIL, GRADUATE CHIktI
prdctors- Chronic and female trouhIc,
q specially. Consultation free. suite
400. 225 South Main r3sI
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RAs
rnent First Congregational church !
get you position free OF charge, n,
phone 5822. T. =
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsNyy0r
no washing or ironing, good VA
Give references. Telephone Hyland
Id
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BUTTON FACTORY

ICT>I1S1S - '.~~--~~~~-~~~~
your own material. H. Babel. ladies'
tailor. 120 East Broadway. opp. Auer-
bach's. hIs6o
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KODAK DEVELOPING

~ ~-~~-~-~~"~-~>>~><~~>~-~-
WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Utah Photo Materials Co.. f23 Main 81.
h2-a6
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

ALL KINDS ELECTRIC MOTORS
also new and second hand machinery
rmature winding. Thomas Electric Re-
pairing Co. 3Il So. ". Temple kiso
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SCHOOLGIRLS. THE BELL sAMpj
Shoe Parlors, i0S Boyd Park Bldg,
examine, low heel and imported guar1
teed sa tin pumps $3.50; no moro. ro n
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wANTDD-BASIC-L LINED CONVERTER
skinner. Wages. $500 per hours, day
shift entirely. Only thoroughly competent
and experienced man wanted. No booZcr
need apply Address Cons. Arizona Smelt-
ing Co, Humboldt, AriZ.. stating expert
ence fully and giving references. k1527
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WHERE TO STOP

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LINCOLN hOUSE. 6s EAST lSr 50.
z5s rooms: rates. 35c. 40c and 60c; mod
crn; baths. l5c, uI33s
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CORSETIERES, DRESSMAKBRs "A
other representative wanted; exp
ence unnecessary; celebrated Knit
Form and Waist Fitting Petticoats;
cry woman easily sold; present repre-
taLiyes continually reordering. Write
day-secure exclusive territory
dealer competition, Spelnaan & Co. "
csgo.
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OVERCOATS

~-~~~-~--~-~~~>~>~>~~->~
$50 UNREDEEMED OvERCOATS FOR
sale, cheap. Uncle Sam. pawnbroker,
30 T. Ist South h41OS
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LOST = BLACK BULLDOG, WITH
white on breast and paw; answers 10
name OF Rover; has on collar. Finder
please return to 425 So. 4th East st
Hy' 929-J. Reward. k1716
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LOsT-s25.30. WRAPPED IN SMALL,
yellow envelope, between 6th South and
Z1 md and Utah Savings Trust CO,
Trust Co, and receive reward, k737
L.osT-LoCKET AND FOB. THE LAT
with three diamonds, back engraved
Florence Dennie'' Reward. F1nde
please call 2l0 Stratford hotel, End So.
and 2nd East. ks32
LosT-BLACK LEATHER COVERED
order book; A, X, Bose<d's name in
side, Finder return 10 Kenyon hote! and
receive reward. klS46
LosT-A BUNCH OF KEYS. FINDER
please leave same ct this office and re-
ceive reward. Phone ". 1861 KISS
LosT-TRUNK. MONDAY. BETWEEN
Broeckman. Phone Midvale 81. k17o7
LosT-wHITE FOX TERRIER BITCH:
brown spots; he'd collar on, Madge
Deane. Hotel Pandorne Reward kl622
LosT-THE PERSON WHO FOUND
diamond and pearl brooch in vicinity
turning II TO 1901 Walker Bank Bldg.
k1s41
LosT-BETwEEN SECOND AND
Third South, on west side of Main
street. about thirty-f1ve dollars in paper
money Return TO Tribune. Reward,
klos4
LoST-RED HUDSON BICYCLE. RE.
ward II returned TO King Floral
Co. 2ii E. End SO. Taken from Halliday
Drug Co. kl794
LosT-A COIN PURSE CONTAINING
money. on Sugar House line. Reward
II returned to Utah Light or Hy. el5-W
k179S
LOST-A SMALL UTAH STONE RING
either on or near Third South. Return
to Tribune; reward. kI6Gi
LOST - BLACK BULLDOG, WITH
white on breast and paw; answers 10
name OF Rover; has on collar. Finder
please return to 425 So. 4th East St
Hy. 929-J. Reward. k1T16
.NECKPIEcD AT AMERI-
can theater, Saturday evening Re-
ward Phone Was. 3S92-M k1S65
LOsT-AUTOMOBILE TIRE AND RIM
with hlack canvas cover. Return to
lss ndar-Dodd Auto Co. k1s6t
LoST-IN GARRICK TEEATER OR ON
Second South or Second East email
handbag containing glasses, one glove and
change. Call No. Fourth East. or phone
Wash tch S0T4-J
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LOST-RED HUDSON BICYCLE. RE-
ward II returned TO King Floral
Co. 2ii E. 2nd SO. Taken from Halliday
Drug Co kl793
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LosT-BETwEEN SECOND AND
Third South, on west side of Main
street. about thirty-f1ve dollars in paper
money Return to Tribune. Reward.
kl644
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LOST-A SMALL UTAH STONE RING
either on or near Third South. Return
TO Tribune; reward kl663
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENEn
housework, Apply forenoon. 20 Ca!
ness apt h,
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LOST-THE PERSON WHO FOUND
diamond and pearl brooch in vicinity
turning II TO 1901 Walker Bank Bldg.
k16A1
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BARCLEY CORSETs ARE LIKE q
friends; they wear we'll made to md.
urements: guaranteed 10 nt, not 10 br|
or rust. Wasatch 3091-W. Compel
business women wanted to take aeen<
In Utah town 30 Woodruff Apt. "a
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Wanted-Situation (Male)


AOUNG MAN WISHES BI OkkEEPING
or clerical work evenings; best of ref
erences. Address Gao, Tribune. h1973
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WOULD YOU LIKE ANOTHER HAaI
II II isn't 10 cost you s12 or $40?
the SIS special every THURSDAY and
day at the Brown School Of Millinery. e.
East Broadway.
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COMPETENT COLoRED WOMAN
do cooking or laundry work. or b
state wages and give references in
swering. Address G. II. Cooper. Nice
mon. Idaho. Box g.
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a GIRL WANTED FOR GENES
housework. Apply l19 18th East /
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
PLY READY FOR WORK ATS
AND l P. NJ DAILY. TROY LAiyN1
S2l SOUTH 9TH EAST. N'A<
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WANTED-STUDENT TO LEA
hair work; good position when throu
$50 SO. State. Was. 65ll.
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WANTED
Wanted-MaIe Help


WANTED THE INTERNATIONAL
Lie Insurance company OF ST. Louis,
NO. has opened offices for tho Pacific
coast, 323 First National Bank bldg, San
Franciaco. and Will offer liberal induce
ments 90 successful statesmen, with op-
Portun'ues 20 become managers IN either
California Utah or Oregon Superior
contracts 10 local representative for Salt
Lake. Ogden and other parts OF Utah.
We issue an exceptionally attractive line
or policies and pay high commissions. II
possess ability and are alive and anxious
10 succeed write US h2S67
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PRESSING AND CLEANING

,ITrH - . ~,.----~~~-~O--7-~~~~--
cleaning, all work guaranteed FLA
Cleaning Co. 1924 e. 4th So Hy, 2e29'
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LoST-A COIN PURSE CONTAINING
money. on Sugar House line. Reward
II returned to Utah Light or Hy. el5-W
k1793
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GIRL WANTED FOR LIGHT non
work; two In family Call Mr.. "
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OPTICIANS

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WE'LL DUPLICATE ANY LENS IN 90
minutes. Columbian Optical Co, 33T
Main ST. ds0I1
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1T is TRUE. THE COMPLEL1
course Of 2 months in the Brown Scn4: ~
Of Millinery WILL QUALIFY YOU ~
A POSITION. Enroll now. and be -
for spring business. Day and eYehIt1
classes Hyland "a 475 q. Broad W
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CHRISTMAS TREES

XMAS TREESi BEAUTIES. AT soc
and 7oc; nice bunch OF holly. l5c:
mistletoe. 25c a bunch: rope green's, etc
25 w. lst So. opp. Richards st. kIsif
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Floral Decorations

WE SELL. OR RENT DECORATIONS
for parties. etc b8 E. 4th South. Was.
360S-R h3S26
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
used furniture. AXe!rad Furniture Co.
e2 w. 3rd South. Was. 9S3 kiss
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE Ey-
erything. Prices right. Was. 2T55
Deseret Furniture Co. 70-72 South West
Temple. k725
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LOST-LYNX NECKPTECD AT AMERI-
can theater, Saturday evening Re-
ward, Phone Was. 3s92-M. k1Ss5
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LOST-BLACK LEATHER COVERED
order book; A, X. Bose<d's name in
side, Finder return 10 Kenyon hotel and
receive reward. kl945
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TYPEWRITERS
SAFES AND VAULTS

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COMPLETE LINE or SAFES ON
hand. Shealy Safe & Vault Co.. 3lS
80 west Temple, o25l2
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF. SOME
second hand, cheap W. J. Shealy. ala
g. West Temple k1I55
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-s25.36 WRAPPED IN SMALL.
yellow envelope, between 9Th South and
End and Utah Savings 81 Trust Co.
Finder please leave at Utah Savings &
Trust Co., and receive reward. k737
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and bookkeeper wishes 10 change POSI-
ton; have been head bookkeeper In a
well known concern for the last years:
best Of references wide acquaintance in
city. Address H-25, Tribune. k1460
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LoST-wHITE FOX TERRIER BITCH:
brown spots: had collar Oh, Madge
Deane: license No. 1919. Notify Dr.
Deane, Hotel Plandome. Reward kl622
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WASTE PAPER & CARRIAGE


UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
Co. y. Illlngsworth. manager. Phone
Wasatcn 52Ul. fI429
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FLORISTS

e a. LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO.. NO.
SO. Main. with Willes- Horne Co.
Leading florists on funeral designs. Was.
374 and Was. POI. kl669
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HouS3
work; nice home FOR right parry.
So. 18TH East. Phone Eyand ssAs. ,,
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Girl. FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoh!n7 =
small family Phone Wasatch eeo
or call. 95S Sth ave.
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LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS FINDER |
please leave same at this office and re- |
ceive reward Phone ". 1861. KISS |
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LOST-TRUNK. MONDAY. BETWEEN |
Sandy and M!dvale. Finder notify Geo. |
Broeckman. Phone M!dvale 81. kl7o7 |
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Wanted-Money

Sh SAEE, SAl-E'--t list MORTGAGE. $500.
10 per cent per annuln; real esfota =,
curlty; value $1,000, Act promptly AJ.
'-tN.o N-ot 4IIonHe- ElTS0
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CLEANING AND DYEING

N~~~-~~-O~~~----~--~~0-~N>~~
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., BEST
work, prompt delivery. 265 South State
Was. 1895. Hyland 1899. s2s35
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LOST-LOCKET AND FOB, THE LAT
ter engraved, ID. J, V" Locket set
with three diamonds, back engraved
Florence Dennie." Reward. Finder
please call 2l0 Stratford hotel. End So.
and 2nd East. kS32
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WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
new and used furniture. Michigan
Furniture Co., 43o State, Was. 6145
g33S7
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture. Buckeye Furniture Co.
Wasatch 1929. kl677
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold, at Rivers Bros. 20 w Broadway
k1T9
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WANTED = AMBITIOUS WoRKMEN
Your work on actual Jobs pays for
teaching trade of electricity, Gutomo-
biles. plumbing, bricklaying. Only few
months required: 700 students last four
years. Write for Information. United
Trade School Contracting Co.. Los An
geles. k57O
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ST-AUTOMOBILE TIRE AND RIM
with black canvas cover. Return to
Re ndall-Dodd Auto Co. k1s6f
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WANTED-FlRST- CLASS REVERBER-
atory furnace SKINNER; one expert
enced In oil firing preferred. must be
competent TO take charge Of shift no
eoozer need apply: permanent position
for the night man; wages $500 per )
hours Apply 10 CONS. ARIZONA
SAiELTlNG CO. HUMBOLDT. ARl-
IONA, stating experience fully and giy,
Ing references kll2S
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\ GOOD DINING ROOM GIRL. Apph1;| ApI51;
2s2 End East ST.
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CUT FLOWERS

FLORAL CO., 81 SO. MAIN
street. Phone LOG. Cut flowers and
funeral designs. n1633
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WANTDD--FoR u. S, ARMY, ABLE
bodied, unms rrled men between ages
OF Is and 80. citizens OF United States.
OF good character and temperate habits
language, For Information apply to re-
crulIinS officer, Old Walker Bank bldg,
w. Second South street. Salt Lake Gay,
k43l
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT W. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. SIG
KEh rms BLDG. ao363
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10 UNCALLED- FOR LADIES' su1
for sale. 81 to sS each. MODIFY sot1T n1T1
um. 2lo state.
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WANTED-GOOD. LIVELY, LADfo ooS,P| m
licitors; liberal commission. Ss| T5T5
10th East. Was. 1913,
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LCST-IN GARRICK TEEATER OR ON
Second South or Second East small
handbag containing glasses. one glove and
change. Call No. 8 Fourth East or phone
Wasatch 3074-J
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BURNS PROVE FATAL

Angelina De Paulo. the three ycRr
Old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .am
De PauIo. OF Valdez. died yc-jcsd.y
as the result, OF burns received a5ont
three weeks ago when playing with
children In the yard of the y" piuln
home. The children started - bon
fire aud while playing around th"
blaze the clothing of the threc-yoar
old liri caught fire and She was bad
from the burns and the child died
yesterday The body was received
this morning on the c. Il W. train
and funeral took place from tn"
church.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
DARRow AGAIN
PLACED ON TRIAL

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. :0.-Clnr-
ence S. Darrow. lawyer. author. union
labor advocate and defender OF labor
leaders accused OF serious crimes was
placed on trial today for the second
time on n charge OF having attempt
ed to corrupt n jury in the McNam-
ara case.
After trial lasting nearly all last
summer, barrow was acquitted of
having bribed George y. Lockwood.
a talesman called in the trial OF
james d. McNamara. now serving a
life sentence at San Quentin peni-
tentiary. for blowing MP the Los An
geles Times building. Today the
lawyer was put OH trial on the charge
of having bribed Robert +. Balm. the
first juror chosen in the same case.
veniremen made vigorous efforts
TO avoid service. Their excuses
ranged from disabling deafness to
pressing business crisis.
District Attorney Fredcricks head
ed the force OF prosecuting attor-
ncys. Earl Rogers represented Dnr-
row as chief counsel.
Frcdcricks said he intended to
make tho trial as hort as possible.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
TRADES ASSEMBLY FIXES
DATE FOR ANNUAL BALL

At n meeting of the Trinidad
Trades Assembly. held yesterday. Of
ficcrs were installed for the year. II
was decided also to give the first an
nual ball on the night of February
II at Maddcn's dancing academy.
All labor unions will be united to
make this event n big success. The
officers of the Trades Assembly in
stalled were:
Frank T. Miner. Car
pentcr.
Vice President. T.. Rose. Pain
ter.
Secretary and Orsanizcr-J. ".
Wolff. Cigarmaker.
Trcasurcr-Charlcs salber. Bar
bcr.
Warden-Frank Morrison. Cigar
maker.
Trustees Elias Davis. Barber:
Thos. J. Fox, Bricklayer: ]. j. Abb
bolt. Tcamstcr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
His Stomach Troubles Over.

Mr.. Dyspeptlc. would YOU not like
to feel that your stomach troubles
were over, that you could eat any
kind of food you desired without In
jury? That may seem so unlikely to
you that you do not even hope for
an ending OF your trouble, but per.
nit us to assure you that 1t Is not
altogether impossible. II others can
be cured permanently. and thous-
ands have been. willy not you? John
Il. Barker, Of Battle Creek. Mich,
is one OF them. lie says. II was
troubled with heartburn, indiges-
tion, aud liver complaint until used
Chamberlain's Tablets. then my trou-
ble was over" For sale by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

New York. Jim. c0.-Opcrators
took their cue from the London mar
kc;. where selling Of the copper
shares was caused by severe slump
In the price of metal. Local prices
for copper issues opened well down.
hut thcrc was little disturbance Of
tho railroad list and II was only af-
ter weakness appeared in specialties
that the standard stocks began to
sag. Possibility Of tho deciSion In
the Minnesota rate case today by the
supreme court had a restrictive Of
feet on trading.
Bonds were steady.
More excitement and violent move
men,s were compressed into ten min
utes' trading durin: the noon hour
than for long time. 4 rimor cir
Fculated that the supreme court would
render u decision favorable to the
railroads In tho Minnesota ease.
Shorts scrambled hastily to cover
anod prices bounded up rapidly. Some
issues moved from half to l., points
between sales. Union Pacific ad-
vanced from l5G. to l59, and there
were improvements elsewhere OF
90 /. points. When the traders failed
to get verIfication of tho report the
urgent buying stopped and the mar
ket fell back abruptly and became
dull.
When II was announced that the
Minnesota rat" decision would not
be given today bear traders attacked
tho list on the ground that there
would bc another week OF suspense.
steel. Union Pacific. Reading and
.AmaiSa mated sold one TO TWO points
,nnder Saturdays final figures.
Last weeks top rist was nearly
reached by some OF the leaders.
Tho market closed steady.
Some recovery from the low level
had hcen effected when liquidation
broke out In the Rock Island stocks
and bonds. and tho whole list went
down again.
Rock Island yielded l:. tho pre-
fcrrcd .! and the collateral fours
20 on unusually large dealing. Else
where there were some traces OF cnr-
vousnsss over tho recent vulnerable
ity Of certain properties to bear at
lacks. shorts were buyers in-tbc
last few minutes and some OF tho ac-
tive stocks r-covcrcd half n point or
, more.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Ian. c0.-May whea,
opened today IA. under Saturday
At 93sm. on n decline at Liverpool.
and sold off the 9:iTs. RccovcSs
to a37 followed.
.iay dropped to 90. and closed I
n : down at ?cS.
May corn opened / lower 4" 1
higher at 5ck n 1 and sold to 3li.
The close VIVA steady. May va
lower at 81 ASA.
May oats opened l higher TO uu-
changed At 332Ma and advanced
early TO ::en..
Close: Wheat. May ?:s: July ?"s
al: September SSsM!.
Corn. May ols: July 5ls: Scp'em-
bcr So; a 81.
Oats. May 49,: July :3i: Scr'cm-
b'r :3s
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
Best Cough Medicine tor Children,

Il am very giud to say few words
in praise OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" writes Mrs. Ida Dewey,
Milwaukee. Wis. ~ have used 1t for
years both for my children and my
self and It never fails to relieve and
cure cough or cold. No family with
children should be without 1t as 1t
gives a.mos, immediate relief iu cases
OF Group" Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is pleasant ana safe to take.
which is of great Importance when q
medicine must he given to young
children. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
HOUSE: Convened at noon.

HOUSE: Convened at noon,
Considered legislation on unani-
nous consent calendar
Usage Indian lands investigation
was resumed before interior depart
meut expenditures committee.
Tariff revision hearing on agri-
cultural schedule was begun by ways
and mems committee.
Currency reform committee post
roncd its hearing until Tuesday.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-20
ONE CAN WRITE IN THE DARK

\ novelty is u pen holder permit
ting one to write In the dark. since
I, ~ provided with an electric light.
The tube through which the point Of
the pencil goes is fitted with n small
accumulation and an electric lamp.
The latter throws n disk OF light
over the point whore the writing is
being done. This luminous pencil
has been Invented for the use of doc
tors. reporters. detectives. etc. whose
work ncccssitatcs the taking o; notes
in the streets and In darkncss.
Ilarper's.