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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

but rheumatism Of the muscles of the
back. Its cause Is the same as the
cause of all other kinds of rheuma-
tism, and "TRY-NEW-LIFE' relieves
it in an instant, just as 1t does all
other kinds.
Stiff neck, or wry neck, is merely
rheumatism in the muscles Of the
neck, SO that you cannot turn your
head. Sometimes it pulls your head
wn, sometimes to one side and
sometimes you go about looking over
one shoulder-and always suffering
pain and inconvenience. "TRY-NEW-
LIFE" will relieve you.
Rheumatism of the joints is called
articular rheumatism or arthritis. 1t
is due to the same cause as all the
other kinds-excess of uric acid,
which the blood has deposited in the
joints, in the form of crystals. 1t
acts just like sand in machinery,
scratching and cutting, infaming the
nerves and blood vessels and causing
pain whenever the Joint Is moved.
The joint swells and grows very
painful, and finally, II not relieved,
nature causes a bony growth which
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08
RHEUMATISM, MOST PAINFUL OF DIS
EASES, YIELDS TO TRY new LIFE"

blood vessels become clogged and
engorged, and this in turn causes
more irritation of the nerves and
more pain.
Little short of miraculous seems
the effect Of "TRY-NEW-LIFE" in
the use Of its application. The pain
dies away, the nerves are Gained,
the blood vessels are stimulated to
carry away the over supply and re-
lieve the congestion, the fresh blood
dissolves and takes away the uric
acid deposits, and healthy conditions
are set up. Nothing will convince
you like a trial of "TRY.NEW-LIFE."
Come in and get a trial free.
Lumbago. that back breaking pain
in the small Of the back that makes
you walk all bent over. with the aid
Of cane or maybe keeps you in
bed for weeks-lumbago is nothing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

velous discovery of medical science.
1t relieves pain in a wonderful way,
but not for that alone is 1t noted. 1t
aiCs nature in natural way, and
whether or not the trouble is pain
full, it is relieved.
Beauty of face ana form depend
largely of circulation. By It's mar
velous stimulating power, "TRY-NEW
LIFE" brings more blood to the or.
gans, urges Nature to carry away
the waste and build up fresh and
vigorous tissue and so adds to ev-
cry womanly charm.
No cosmetic can equal the bloom of
health that comes of using the little
machine to make the FACE smoo h
and glowing.
No amount Of oil rubbed into the
lean neck will make it plump, Tull
and graceful as will "TRY-NEW
LIFE" properly used.
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makes the joint stiff and misshapen
for all time.
But "TRY-NEW-LIFE" will give
instant relief from pain, and, unless
the Joint has been permanently made
useless by bony growth, will restore
use of the Joint.
Govt is very close akin to rheu-
matism, but in this case the uric
acid is deposited in THE form Of
chalk, usually around the joints of
fingers and toes. Great, hard Jumps
disfigure the joints, and pressure OF
these On nerves and blood vessels
causes great pain and swelling. Re-
lief is afforded by "TRYNEW.LIFE."
An old lady once came into the store
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

"TRY-NEW-LIFE" the latest mar.
velous invention of science for the
relief of pain and the cure of dis.
ease, has been put within the reach
of even the most modest purse. Any
body can have 1t now, for it can be
bought on time, or even rented by the
month. Listen!
The Hamilton-Beach Sales Company
whose store is the Horne Drug Store
Logan, has arranged for the accom-
mediation of every man and woman
in the county who needs "TRY-NEW-
LIFE" There is no need that one
should go without it.
A small deposit down will enable
you to take the machine nome and
treat yourself while you are paying
for 1t, little each month. Thus you
will not need to suffer while you save
up the price of the machine, but can
cure yourself while you pay-which
is one way of making the machine
pay for itself.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

Do you suffer with rheumatism?
Then you are one of the thousands
in this city who need 'TRY-NEW-
LIFE"-for 1t positively does relieve
the pain and gives you good start
on the way to permanent cure.
Come in and try it-yon won't be-
lieve half the truth until you do. No
matter what kind of rheumatism you
have; no matter how severe the pain;
no matter how many liniments and
charms and remedies you have tried
in vain-"TRY-NEW-LIFE" will work
wonders for you.
Infiammatory rheumatism is per-
haps the most painful malady known
to mankind. 1t Is caused by particles
Of uric acid which are deposited by
the blood in the tissues of nerve and
muscle, usually near Joint. The
irritation causes congestion, the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

with hand badly crippled by govt.
Two fingers of her right hand she
had not closed for two years. And
within ten minutes she was opening
and closing that hand with ease, and
with no pain. She shed tears of graf
itude for she had been told that her
hand would be useless the rest Of
her life.
Rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, scia-
tica, lumbago-no matter what its
form-is positively relieved by TRY
NEVILLE. Take no mans word
for 1t, but come in and be relieved
Of that pain and see for yourself
Hamilton-Beach Sales Company,
Horne Drug Store. Logan, will give
you free demonstrations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08
"TRY-NEW-L|FE"

Stimulates organic functions.
Increase the production of animal
heat.
Relieves abnormal conditions of
muscles AMI nerves.
Removes the HARMFUL toxic and
waste material.
Relieves congestion and the result
of indiscreet eating and drinking.
Prevents and relieves pain.
"Try.New.Life" Preserves and
Produces Hair
Dandruff and falling hair are the
results of insufficient scalp nourish-
ment. Congestion of tn. veins which
feed the hair roots ccuse the scalp
to harden and dry and the hair to
wither and fall out. No treatment
known is as effective in relieving
this condition as mechanical mas.
sage. TRY NEVILLE" will stimu.
late the circulation, revive the life
of the hair follicles, remove all dan
druff, pre-, ent hair from falling out,
revitalize the hal roots, and impart
soothing effect to the brain.
Better Than Drugs For Complexion
Smooth, skin, healthy complexion,
plump neck, rounded cheeks and
arms and bust, all follow the use
of TRY NEVILLE " the latest mar
q = 6. =. Z. Z. =. Il Z
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TRy-NEW-L|

II you are suffering from any Of
the following ailments, you will be
more than amazed at the wonderful
results you will receive from the
first treatment. Try to avail yourself
of the free demonstration and be CON
WINGED:
Asthma
Backaehe
Bronchitis ,r
Catarrh
Catarrhal Deafness
circulatory Disorders
Cold Hands and Fest
Cold In the Head
Constipation
Cough
Dandruff
Digestive Disorders
/. Dizziness
Dyspepsia
Earaohe
Ear Noises
Enlarged Prostrato
Facial Neuralgia
Fissure In Rsctum
Floating Kidney
Frequent urInatlon
Golfer
Gout
Headache
henorrholds
innpotsnoy
lnssmnla
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PAIN RELIEVED

II will relieve your pain. No mat
ter whether you have a splitting head
ache, an excruciating case OF sciati-
ca, swollen and throbbing inflamma-
tory rheumatism. neuralgia almost
severe enough to drive you wild, burn
ings OF Indigestion, or the dun. dead
dragging Of Q lame back--"TRY.
NBW-LIFE' win relieve you.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

The simplicity of TRY-NEW-LIFE
enables a child to use 1t without trou-
BILE or Inconvenience. You simply
hold the instrument in one hand, pass
1t over the part you wish to treat,
and you at once feel the invigorating
vitalizing, health giving effect Of in
creased blood circulation. A few mi
nutes treatment up and down the
spine every day works wonders.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08
''TryNew:Life" Sold on Time
Free Treatment To All Sufferers

Small Deposit Takes The Machine And 1t Can Be Paid For
By The Month.No One Need Be Without It-Ths Marvel
Gus New Discovery OF Science Ought To Be In Every
Home For The Relief Of Pain And Curing Ills.
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Atention--PubHc


District Manager Louis L. Allen will
give FREE demonstrations of Try
New Life" in the following cities on
the dates indicated:
Hyrun, Monday and Tuesday, April l4-l5
WelsuiLe, Wed and Thursday April 1917
Lewiston, Friday and Saturday, April 1919
Remember there is but one Genu-
inc Try-New-Life Machine in the
world.
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COM Pl

"TRY.NEW.LIFE" is used
in practically all beauty par
lors. And 1t has been sue
cessfully demonstrated that
this machine will do more for
complexion than any known
devise.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

A weak, thin arm or leg is the proof
of poor circulation. II you should ex-
ercise this weak arm or leg day af-
ter day, it would get strong and heal
thy. "TRY-NEW-LIFE" will do this
quickly and easier than exercise,
without the loss Of energy or subse-
quent fatigue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-08

Intestinal catarrh
Lameness
Lame Back
Loeomotor Ataxia
Lumbaoo
Nervous Affections
Neuralgia
Obesity
Pain In Abdomen
Pain In Chest
Paralysis
Piles
Post Fracture Conditions
PROSTATE, Enlarged
Rectal FIssure
Phsumatism
ScIatlca
Sensitive Spine
Shortness Of Breath
Sore Throat
Spinal Curvature
spralns
stiff Joints
Stir Neck
Stomach Troubles
Wrinkles
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

25 CONCRETE MEN AND LABORERS
5th East and ilth South SITS. e26s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
CHESLEY MAKES NEW
RECORD WITH RIFLE

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Aug. 30
George W Chesley of New Haven,
Conn, made a world's record on the
rifle ranges here today when in the
Palma match elimination shoot he made
a. run of 224 out Of q possible 225 on
the SO0-yard range. His total In the
elimination shoot on the S00-yard, the
9O0-yard and the l000-yard ranges was
438. This places him first in the line
up in the final try-out which will be
held next week.
Private j. S. Stewart Of the Massa-
chusetts cadets corps also established
O. record for q boy Of 10 years when
he scored a total Of 435 in the elimi-
nation shoot, which places him in sec
ond place for the final try-out next
week.
The other ten sharpshooters Of the
United States who will take part In the
final tryout are: Second Lieutenant
Fred R. Daniels. Second infantry Of
Massachusetts; Captain z. &. V. Casey
Of Pennsylvania, Lieutenant Colonel c.
B, Winder, Ohio; Lieutenant l.. ".
Waller. Jr, marine corps; Captain e.
w. Eddy, Ohio; Second Lieutenant
Robert Sears of the First United States
infantry; Sergeant j T. Lawless. Fifth
infantry, Massachusetts,; Captain G.
Fl. Emerson, Sixth Ohio; G. G. Duff,
Texas; First Sergeant James Il. VOL
ford, Fourth company coast artillery
reserve Oregon
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BOISE MAY PLAY HERE
WHEN SEASON CLOSES

Negotiations arc under way and have
oeeH practically completed for series
OF games on Lucas field between the
Eoise team, assured champions OF the
western Tri-Stats league and the Sky
scrapers. The Boise team has the pen
nant IN the Western Tr.-State as good
as pocketed.
At the close Of the season the Boise
Team VIII make a trip which will In
GUIDE games at Idaho Falls. Twin Falls,
Elsckfoot Pocatello and probably Salt
Lake Fred Bossner. formerly a we'll
known resident OF Ogden, IS president OF
the Boise club. He writes that his club
e nigh class organization and promises
10 give the Salt Lakers a run for their
money Il the games can De arranged.
Inc Union assoc!e don season closes
September II, II Is proposed to play the
post-season series with Boise iumedi-
ately thereafter. Undoubtedly the series
wouid arouse much interest and bring out
!arse crowds. Bossner's word can be
eaKen :or II that the Boise team is In
Pant Lakes class. for Fred is noted for
nls George Washington-n n-natchst truth
fulness.
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FIRST DAY FILLED
WITH FAST TENNIS
Boyer Gives Salisbury Hard
Run; Mcleod Has Close
Call From Cheney.

The first days play IN the !ntornountaiu tennis
tournament the courts OF the Salt Lake Teuni,
club was markod by some brilliant work. Tho
feature o. yeetorday's play was tho stubborn cor.
,es, put up by Tom Boyer against Salisbury the
Latter 10 l tavor!te before The call OF play
having very close call.
Mcleod also had q narrow margin IN his match
With Cheney the latter leading az five games to
Two IN ,ha deciding sot-
Parker, a man In th!s section, Is picked
rs a dark horse. He has a service similar 10
tha, OF Maurice McLoughln. United statea cham
poG
Following the results "a gentemons' singles
yesterday;
Salisbury beat T. Boyer. e-2 ST. e-i: Keysor
beat whitsorth, 6~l. Ga: Griffin beat Cayley 6-l:
-: Davies bent Bawlins. 6-2. s-4 Taylor beat
Bukley. 6-l rs; G. Badger beat Dayane. Ga
6.2: Mcleod beat Cheney. 2-6. s-2. 10: McLach-
Ian bea. whitney by default: Parker bea, King.
60 60; Garfield beat Swaper by default: Moore
beat shlcd. SO. 6-i; DR.. rlurnmer beat McCaokell
by default
On Monday the ladies' singles VIII be played.
The drawing for Mondays play foIlows:
Miss Allen Mrs o. j. Salisbury: Mrs. Glen =
deuniag vs.. M;S, Smith. Mrs. D, c. Roberts vs.
Mrs. Wl!!nmo: Mrs Frederickson vs.. Mrs. Freed
Mrs Clark winner Of Glondeanipg Smith match
and Miss Dultley vo. winRcr OF Allen-Sel!sbu-y
match
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DIED

HoGE-1n local hospital. this city.
=, August 30. 1913. OF cancer. Mary ].
HoSe. in her siXty-fouTth year: native OF
council Bluffs. Iowa: her late residence
aad been In the Sugar ward. this city.
Tor tho past twenty-five years. Funeral
services Will be held Sunday at p. m.
from from the fenerel chapel OF Joseph VIII
nam Taylor. p South West Temple
street: The funeral services VIII be con-
Quoted by the Rebekah Sisters OF the /.
y. u +. and the Ladies OF the c. A. F..
FRIENDS are invited 10 attend. Interment
IN Mount Olivet cemetery.
HOGE-In a local hospital. this city. Au-
gust 30. 1913, of cancer. Mary j. Hose.
IN ner sl*ty-fourth year; native OF Coun-
ell Bluffs. Ia. and a resident OF the Sugar
ward, this city. for the past twenty five
years Funeral services today (SundayJ
at ?. ~. from the funeral chapel OF Jo-
seph William Taylor q South West Tenn
pie street. The funeral services viii be
conducted by the Rebekah Sisters ot the
Friends are Invited TO attend. Inrernent
IN Mt Olivet cemetery
HARPER-Died in this city August 81.
1918. George w. Harper, a native OF
Chicago. III. aged q years. 10 months. "a
nell's chapel. 225 and 227 South West
Temple street, Monday morning, Septem-
Der l. at 1890 o'clock. thence TO West
minister Presbyterian church; Fifth South
and First West streets. where services
Will be held commencing at IL o'clock.
Interment. M. Olivet cemetery. Friends
invited to attend.
NJ M'DONOUGH-Died IN this city August
20. 1919. Clara NJ McDonough. ma :
tive OF Ploche. New. aged 10 years. 6
months. 10 days. Funeral services Mon
day, September l, at 2:30 p. m. at O'Don-
nells funeral chapel. 225 and 227 South
West Temple street. Intcvmcnt. Mt,
Olivet cemetery. Friends invited
TURNER-At Delta. Utah. August so
1913, Mamie Mitchell Turner. wife OF
James w. Turner, aged about IS years
and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Mitchell Of Fillmore Utah. The burial
viii be in Fillmore cemetery.
CHITTOCK-In this city, August 80
1913, Margaret Chittock. aged 50 years
at the family residence 1860 South Elev-
enth East street. Remains at the parlors
OF Eber w. Hall. Funeral notice later.
AYERS-Died in this city August so
1919, Catherine, infant daughter Of Fer
ris and Angeline Ayers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

NAVE YOU = TRADE? II OVER II.
Join The United States navy Immediately
ana learn trade. SUCH as electrician, car
penteT. ysCman. machnist and copper
smith. etc Fif,y trades taught TO men
CT ability on board snip. or in navy train
ing schools. Make sure OF good living for
lie. No government ever before offered
such splendid opportunities for free travel
and high wgge knowledge. Good pay.
good food good sleeping accommoda tons.
Plenty of free amusement. Promotion pos
s!hie up 10 chief petty officer, then 10
warrant officer. Some ambitious men
WIN commissions. Can a navy recruiting
station. Judge bldg. East Srd South and
Main St. salt Lake City. Learn expert
ences OF officers and enlisted men there.
Write for interesting free booklet. Max
ing OF Man-O' -Warsrnan." Tells ali
about He on a big warship. Address
Bureau OF Navigation. Box 3SS navy de-
partment Washington. p. e.
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Saratoga Summary.
International News serTloA

ey International News seryioA
,r rlrst race seven turlongs-TIying Fairy. I13
toArsl, TO :. won; LeocSa-o5. rs (Butvoll. 8
st seeond! Springooard. liz (Wolfo). 5 TO 3.
@ @.nIh- Time. i:T 40. Light O. Ny Lite. swan
aInoa and Altamaha also nan T1ylng Fairy cou-
p'sn with springboard IN tho bct.!nkJ
,aeoona race, ptoopleohnsc. about two miles-Post
so,, Ao fAllen). to 6. won: weldship. its (Ker-
na,n) TO z. second, PSnobSoot, is2 (wolfe).
ran. '' i'oiA"" 'A'"ee A'"'
anlrd race tho fu.ur!ty. two-year olds six fur
W WYs-Peonant. lls (BoreD to 8. won. Southern
~ WAd, i!s a. AeTaggar). TO 5. second; Adeie
pp,. IA (butvelD. 10 10 I, third Tlmo :I5.
PACK Tonoy. Early Roie, Forum. Br,nghurst and
Forurn.) 'p''N VIZ
,brs ron'ts rnee. the Saratoga cup. one mile and
,,nn'ee-qnar!crs-saru IN Jackson. LA tLottus), &c
L. won! NinslIng; los (Byrne). 30 to l. second
LLanSro. ~; tBorc). 10 S, thi5d, Time. 3:as
'aNsIaV Fs.S ~, also ran CR!ne,.ng added sarto-
10 . won; Royal Meteor. 100 CfcCsoe). II "a
q & heeond; Working Lad. JOG (Martin) II 20 s.
also rau. N' NH N0'p''Ae"
on.sn n's.h noe f!ys and half turlonEo-Have.,
no Ssen lo8 O. WILSON,. TO 2, won: II!l stream
| ~ fIo ."eeapO, TO ., second Well Known 20,
vlnTIseyl. 9 70 l. third. Time. 1:Io As pombra
a'So ran. S''''''''"'
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A NICE, COOL PLACE. AND THE
best merchants Ice lunch on earth.
The Consolidated, IS E End So, e3n27
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COBB AND JACKSON
VERY NEARLY TIED

CHICAGO, Aug 30.-One point is all
that separates Ty Cobb from the lead
among the American league batsmen. His
average is $50, according to the week 8
.39l. The Detroit man has made 124
hits in 8lS times at bat and the Cleve-
land slugger's record is 164 hits in 41s
times al bat. Cobb has gained steadily
on his rival in the last three weeks and
next week may see him on top,
Other figures published in majority Of
the Chicago afternoon papers today give
Cobb one moro hit, which makes his
The 800 hitters in the American league
besides Cobb and Jackson are: Speaker
Boston. $40; Henriksen. Boston, .351. La
Jo!e Cleveland. .346; Collins. Philadelphia
$40; McInnes, Phtlad adelphia, 1886; Baker,
Murphy. Philadelphia, 315; strunk, Phila-
delphia, .alS; II: Murphy. Philadelphia,
Detroit. 1903; shotten, ST. Louis. ,so2.
leader among the batters Of the National
lea que with 1853. though Pitcher
Yingling Of the same club is ahead with
an average Of 1856 for twenty-nine games
Other National 1od Ieaguers who are hattiHs
pha, .357; Mcdonald, Boston. .s55; Cra-
vath, Philadelphia. .352: Sy Hyatt Pitts
burg. ;34s; r. Miller, Philadelphia. 342;
Vsox, Pittsburg, $3.50; Zimmerman. Chi
Pittsburg. .s14; Tinker Cincinnati Bill;
Becker, Philadelphia. 81; Magee. Phila-
celpha :3Os; Wagner, Pittsburg, .s04; z.
Myers, New York. 5Q4; Shafer, New York,
%,S. So2; WIS Wheat, BTooklyn. ;so1; Fletcher
Walter johnson leads American league
pitchers In percentage OF games won and
lost and Demaree and Humphreys are
on top in the Nantional. The first ive
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rALLS PLAYS
|ROFT FOR TITLE

2. Tdbune.
TlLLs, Iia., Aug. 3o.-An
5rtclus series Of baseball
3 yesterday with Bancroft
:rrdsni championship OF
raa This is expected to be
Z ral hard-fought series OF
"a gsne last evening was
4. ever seen here. It was
inn Falls Magicians by a
NJ. Il was a pitchers bat
Lr five innings neither side
!; 20 base runner got fur-
gszi base. in the sixth
sed their only run.
q fss, game today resulted
Fin Bancroft, 3 to !. VIII
[k Bsncroft against Huyck
lLl The hitter was not in
~ form and allowed the
. hts, while their oppo.
Z. lScals TO three hits. 1t
gzns in which the locals
E..ir tai: season. The bat.
h,troft team was one of
kisy.
pee will be played Sunday
''tlock. Two games for
tss The series.
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EE PLAY GOOD
AT MAGMA

composed Of japanese
Eirgs of first.elsss base.
aigsa grounds YESTERDAY
y opposing. players rep
!apanese colonies at the
LtAnr plants of the Utah
-. Fully 500 interested
nh.s'ed the game. which
i''Ory ior the Magna
Ei xofe OF l6 10 8.
sIoEl men put uu an in.
El'. Tho Magma pitcher
svsa men. The base run.
], elass by itself. The
Fsysd a remarkable Ie
iAs game, evidently W un. Ure
Ns'y point. One Of tbe
Inst double play. 'H'
Mtrd bsseman for Mac.
an. vas the nmn;,a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
JORDAN MAY WRESTLE
KETONEN IN PRIVATE

Tom Scanlon, manager for Chris Jor-
an. mlodleweiSht champion wrestler OF
sne world. announced last night that Jor.
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Joroan and Scanlon leave this morning
LOT Grand Junction. whera, on Labor day
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Scahlon last night. and then Jordan viii
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