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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
RED SAMMY" AND
NEW PRDTECE HERE

"Red Sammy" McClintic and his
new protege, Ad Zotte, the California
feather weight, are en- route TO Den
yer, where McCliptic expects to keep
the Mexican whirlwind,' busy dur.
ing the next few months. Sammy
says that Zotte is the most promising
young fighter that he has ever had uu-
der his wing and predicts a brilliant
future for him,
During the past winter the Stock
tonian has climbed the pugilistic ladder
with rapid strides and has fought many
Of the toughest nuts in his division He
recently battled ten rounds to draw
with Monte Attell and later on de-
fcated the little battler in four rounds.
Zotte is a cleancut looking boy and
has great confidence. He doesn't fear
any OF the feathers and his ambition
is to get match before the winter
months roll around again with Johnny
kilbane, the holder of the feather
weight championship title. Any 12i-
FOUNDER, who is anxious to tanglc with
Iotte will be accommodated by Me
Chntic.
IF there is nothing doing III the box
ing line in Colorado for Zotte. il is Nc.
Clintic's intention to take the lad on
to New Orleans aud from there will
90 to New York,
There are too many fighters in Cali
fornia right now to suit McClintic as
he s after the coin and knows that
there is more money to be made in the
middle west and south than there is in
the small bouts about San Francisco
and the interior towns Of California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
CRAVING FOR DRINK
LEADS TO SUICIDE

Said 10 have become despondent over
his failure TO control his appetite for
liquor. John Birrell. So years OF age.
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head with a revolver at his resi-
dence, II South Fifth West street, yes
terday morning at II o'clock. He died
instantly.
An emergency call To the police was
answered by Patrolmen Carlborg and
Jukcs and DR.. r. w Ashley, but the
man was beyond aid before any OF them
arrived He Is survived by a widow and
three small children.
Birrel. according TO his wife's story.
had become discouraged over being out
OF employment and had reverted i'm the
past few months TO an old habit OF
drinking Recently he became despond-
ent because OF his conviction that his
fight against liquor was futile. a ma
chinist by trade. he had sought work at
anything that offered n chance 10 earn
a living for his family, but had been
able to find employment for only short
periods OF time at discouragingly longer
Intervals.
Yesterday Birrel returned from a fruit
less search. Entering tho front room he
fired the fatal bullet before his wife
knew OF his return. She was almost
cra1ed with grief. declaring that her hus-
band had always been Kind TO her and
her children and that drink and despon6-
ency were responsible for his act. The
body was removed TO the morgue OF
ODonnel e Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
WORK AND ANTICS Of
U DAYS ANNOUNCED
Monday and Tuesday Will Be
Busy Days for Univer-
Sity Students.

Elaborate plans have boon formu.
lated by the students and faculty of
the university for the proper celebra-
ton of "U' day next Monday and of
Arbor day next Tuesday. On neither
day will there be any school and on
both the entire student body will be
engaged in the beautifying of the
campus and the "U' on the hill.
a committee of seniors has been ap-
pointed to take charge OF the "Uo
work and every student in the school
has been assigned a definite duty to
perform. All will assemble on the cam
pus at o clock, at which time COM
pIete roll will be called. Every one
who Is absent and is unable later TO
give good excuse will be ducked in
the pond near the Mount Olivet ceme-
terry aud then shorn Of his hair.
The students have been divided into
small groups. with foreman over each
group, so as to systematic the work
OF cleaning and recovering the big let
ter with whitewash, Some of the
freshmen viii have to bring brooms,
picks, shovels and buckets. The eopho-
mores will be required to furnish the
barrels for the mixing of the white
wash and do the mixing. The fresh
men will also form the bucket line
stretching from the mixing barrels to
the letter The juniors will do the ac.
tual spreading on of the whitewash
The seniors Will be allowed to re-
main in the campus and prepare for
afternoon IS celebration.
The women of the school will pre-
pare the big dinner.
Immediately after the work is done
on the big letter the students will move
to the pond in front of Fort Douglas.
Hero rope will be stretched across
the pond and the members Of the soph
omore class hooked onto one end and
the freshmen on the other. Each class
will be represented on the rope with a
team Of twenty-five men, both of
which shall have been found to weigh
the same. 1t will be the duty OF each
class 10 try and pull the other into
the water. 1t has been agreed by the
members Of both teams that no man
shall let 60 of the rope when be sees
his teammates being dragged into the
water until he has also been dragged
in and every one of his teammates
dragged across the pond.
On Arbor day the faculty and the
board Of regents arc desirous of hav-
ing something done which will go to-
wards the permanent Identification OF
the campus Accordingly each Of the
four classes has been assigned one of
the main buildings around which TO
plant ivy. IT is hoped that most of that
work will be done today, so that the
work of cleaning the entire campus and
putting in new trees wherever old ones
have died can be done before the e1er-
cises are begun Tuesday.
Each class will perform designated
task and will then hold short meet
ing TO dedicate the new vines to the
school.
In the afternoon an assembly Of the
whole student body will be called, at
which time some of the best speakers
in the CITY will be heard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
LABOR COMMISSIONER
NAMES MRS. NIELSEN
Beaver Woman Appointed to
Place Created by Mrs.
Cannon's Bill.

Mrs. Elizabeth Nielsen of Beaver. Utah
mas oeen appointed deputy in the office
oi inc state bureau OF immigration. Ia =
Dor ana statistics by Commissioner II
/. haines She will assume her duties
ABOUT May To- The original petition for
ner appointment was indorsed by the
otah Federation Of Women's clubs
This office WAS created by the leeisIa %
lure at tne recent session. and Is in ,c-
cordance with the provisions az = biII In
troduced by Mrs, Annie Wells Cannon.
>, Mrs Nielsen, who was formerly Miss
Fotheflngham. is a member Of the we'll
iknoWh fotheringham family OF Beaver
her forefathers having been pioneers OF
Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
CANDIDATE FILLS
NEW REQUIREMENT

Gould L. Blakely OF this city, who is
a candidate for appointment as register
or the United States land office In salt
AXE, is not disposed to find fault with
tic ruling OF Secretary Lane of the in
terror department. That registers and re-
ceiycrs of land Offices must be attoI
neys-at-law Mr.. Blakey was connect
cd with the land Office at sydney. Neb.,
under Cleycland's first administration.
icd tn ihc supreme court bar OF Nebras-
lea end alyo admitted to practice
before the interior department with
the announcement or secre[a.i
Lanes ruling. and IN view OF the iaft
that Weston Vernon. recommended Tor
Inc position by the Democratic state com
mittec. is not lawyer, Mr.. Blakely $
friends are redoublins their efforts In ms
hrhnf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
SPANISH AMERICAN
WAR VETERAN DIES

Hebsr {. Sorensun. 80 years Of age, 2
wiersn cf the Spanish American war,
asd al the residence of his brother-in-
sw John 6 Williams. 7i7 South First
Vest street, Yesterday, OF BrlShts dis
1se Formerly q resident OF this city.
W Sorenson moved TO Twin Falls. Ida.
,hout eight years ago and engaged in
fysness. His health falling. he closed
'1t his holdings there two years ago and
ToYed 10 Arizona. from where he re-
r'nod 10 Salt Lake recently
He served through The war with Spain
z 'he Fourth United States cavalry, hav-
,, enlisted before the war began In
,'dtlon 10 his Widow. Mr.. Sorenson is
Hnvcd 10y four song, two living In Salt
lake ard two I'm Bingham. and BY a SIS
~ lvins In Canyon Creek. Wyo. Funer-
services viii he held al The residence
'gn1ay. a an hour to he announced
aley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
|lIV EXCURSION TO
R|NCHAM ARBOR DAY
commercial Club Will Con-
duct Big Party to Famous
Camp Tuesday.

p;ucbam is ono Of Utah 5 show place.
moIl as one OF Utah s biggest wealth
.dn,crs At Bingham there is to bC
w y. oue of the wonders Of the world
.ouine industrial marVel-tbc work,
:, tho Utah Copper company
Wapy people living in Utah and in
s,, Lake have never seen Bingham
T.sv ought by all means to see it
,lo,s who have been there are lost for
llayds lSyds TO describe the sights of the
famous camp.
.,;Ssv. will afford an opportunity for
,Str mn to Bingham such as will not
',';n be offered this year. On Tues
,.s the second annual excursion to
r;robem will be run under the auspices
= fhe Commercial club. The special
vain, or trains, will be run over the
p;nobam & Garfield, line unsurpassed
sr sceuc grandeur.
The special train will leave the Salt
t.te route station at | o'clock Tues.
i,T Az afternoon. Returning it will ar
g,e in Salt Lake at 6:30. Thus an
.itrnoon of profitable entertainment
A, 70 be had. The roupdtrip fare Will
III $50. Tickets are on sale at the
fommercal club and at the Salt Lake
ante office IN the Judge building.
Tbr excursion will be limited to 1000
p..engcrs. That number Of tickets
|irs been printed. Last years oxcur.
con carried 1915.
President C. r. Addcrley of the Biug.
ian Commercial club Yesterday mott
Fpd The Salt Lake Commercial club
liat he had appointed all the members
,f the Bingham club as reception
,ounttee to meet the excursiouists
tuesday and escort them about the
amp
II should be i great event. that ex-
,uIsion 10 Bingham on Arbor day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
IN
HONOR OF PRESIDENT

In accordance with the time honored
custom. an entertainment in honor Of the
president will he given In the All Hal
lows college hall this evening at S.lo
O'Clock. The third Sunday after Easter
is The feast OF the Patronage OF St Jo-
seph and Is also set apart by the Marlst
order as the feast of the presidents OF
all their colleges.
The main attraction on the prosra mme
is a three-act drama, Chris topher Co.
lumbus." given by the All Hallows Dra-
matte association under the direction OF
the Rev. Father Canning. The members
have been working hard for the past
two weeks and the play promises to add
greater fame TO the members of the as
sociadion.
Other numbers on the programme Will
he a number OF selections by the college
band. under the direction OF Professor
Louergan. Forest Adams will render a
vocal solo. anchored while Lynn
FlodSert and Alhe lsom VIII give d cor.
net and violin solo.
Sunday morning the student body will
meet In the college hall, when an address
viii be read to the Rev. Father kelledy,
who is expected TO respond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
MRS. J. V. CODY IS
CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Lillian Eleanor Cody. wife OF the
sT. j. Y. Cody, pastor of the BurIinc-
e1 Baptist mission in this city. died al
Ae 'amily residence. 1884 Roberta street.
!Siefday afternoon at o'clock. after
W Illness Of eleven days
Nf:; Cody was born in the province OF
vnGro' Canada, May s. 1855. and came
Yah twelve years ago, For six years
gs gs !smily lived In Corinne. Utah. and
f.n moved 20 Sal, Lake.
~ addition to her husband Mrs. Cody
. survived by the following sons and
ssavshter9 Ivan NJ. Don Max. Jared NJ.
"a Gnd lryphena, Sarah and Marian Cody.
:, OF salt Lake. ana Mrs, Phla \. Gil
eue oi Corinne. Funeral services will
hcl1 at the lmmanucl Baptist church
s,9no'Iow afternoon at o'clock The
~' l.. ). Bowcrman will offlciate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
LAND OFFICE RECEIVES
NEW TOWNSHIP PLAT

Notice has been posted in the local
United States land office by Register h.
-. Il. Thompson to the effect that the
plat Of township 90 south. range . east
salt Lake meridian, has been received
from the surveyor general and Will be
filed with the local land office May n.
The stale OF Utah has acquired prefer
cncc right OF selection 10 sections -. -.
90 &c. -. Is. SO. 81 and 30. except under
rights initiated prior to May 30, ls92. and
viii be allowed until July 20. 1918. IN
elusive within which To increase its
rights on and after July 2L 1919. the
remaining lands, not reserved or other
wise disposed Of. should there he any
will be subject to entry under the public
land laws.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
POLICE SERGEANT
LOSES DAUGHTER

Pearl Spears. 10 years Of age dauSho a1fiho
danortment e died at the family residence
ie6I East Eighth South street. YESTERDAY
Of pneumonia. She was born in Salt
Lake December q, 1905.
r,miuration ward chapel on Tenth East
street. between Seventh and Eighth South
streets, tomorrow afternoon AT : CLOCK
E'rIcnds are invited 10 attend ana TO can
az tho family residence between the
hours of IL and 1850 o'clock. on the day
of the funeral Members OF the police
department Will act as palloearers, IN
fcrnIent will ne in the CITY cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
UNKNOWN STRANGER
GIVES TO RELIEF FUND

NJ, stranger walked into the Commercial
uyo Yesterday morning with d handful
hcres 81 for the flood sufferers he
'g M take 1t and send ii to them"
nhat name shall we put down." asked
V. Mackenzie. one ot the committee
,n; 40 name. no name al all. That money
Iu puE Just As much food or Just as
Ga..ny pairs OF shoes for the kids aa
nDu r,usn II were given by a king or a hod
one" ''"' " r''"'' ~ W S'''''
Well, If YOU want TO put down any
-TT,s, lust say IL was given by Toronto. "
,,s s"e total raised by the Commercial club
ii iss., ei" Ohio society has now reached
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR
UTAH-IDAHO SUGAR

the Utah-Idaho Sugar company, accord
ing TO reports made at the annual meet
ing Thursday. The management an
nounced that per cent dividend had
been set aside for the present year, pay
able quarterly. The directors elected
were Joseph F. Smith, Thomas r Cutler
w. s Mccormick, George Romney Hebcr
J. Grant, Francis NJ. Lyman, John c.
Cutler, G, W, Nibley and J.. r. Eccles OF
ogden. the latter filling the vacancy oc-
casloned by the death OF his father, David
T,cCleS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Case Is Dismissed.

Evidence tending 10 show that T. ~
johnson. charged With assault upon j,
y. Sparks with deadly weapon. had
shot AT Sparks after the latter had hii
Mrs. johnson over the read with cnaii
aud sigpifed his intention to repUtt tho
neighborIy attention. the case against
Johnson was dismissed yesterday by
Justice Harry 6. Harper.
The case grew out OF a disagreement
several weeks ago I'm South Second
West street roomlng house and Is said
TO have had It's beginning over qucs-
ton OF rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Find Cocaine on Man.

,,,, "a Michael, So years OF age. WAS ar
s,sso isssso on suspicion when he was caught
i,ni.ns isis IN Plum alley last night by Pa
,ng'nah {; &. Christensen At police head >
,ss ,sers The suspicion was justified when
n PRISONER was searched and was found
soe ~ nave In his possession eight bottles of
r,s =. he will be prosecuted under the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Accused Of Chicken Stealing.

n, arrested on charge OF drunkenness
snt..o clock Yesterday morning, Warren
,san. police court character. was later
a-Sscu With having stolen chickens in
VAIL rS'.I te oois In money with which 10 buy
ASA, fic Is alleged To have raiGed the
ssreoop OF w, r. Grimes. 16S East
oc'enth South street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
NEW MANAGER WILL
OPERATE WANDAMERE

The management OF Wandamcrc has
announced that that popular resort will
again bid for the patronage OF the public
this year, on larger scale than ever be-
fore Charles w. Bird has been appoint e.
ed excursion agent and will make an eC-
fort 10 establish new record In the
attendance. The concessions this year
will be awarded TO the highest bidder or
bidders, and numerous improvements will
be made IN the park preceding the for
NAL opening. The motordromc. as here
toforc announced. has been leased Ia
NJ. JJougrpn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
EMPLOYEES TO MEET
RAILWAY OFFICIALS

A conference Will be held today he
tween officials of the Utah Light q
RAILWAY company and q committee rep
rcsenting the street car men, 10 consider
the proposed new working agreement re-
Gently submitted by the car men The
car men ask for an Increase or cents
AN hour I'm wages and some other minor
changes In the present working agree
mcnt 1t Is not believed that any dim
Guilty Will he experienced In reaching a
conclusion In the matter, The present
working agreement expires on April 60.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Lester to Meet Kaufman.

SAN FRANCISCO. April u-Iack Loster the
Clio .Elum, wash heavyweight given TO tho pub
lIo tao years ngo by Tommy Burns. VII, 10
introduced an audience OF San Francisco FIGHT
follower for the first time tonight when hc
steps into the ring 10 meet Al Kaufman. tho
local binnk5rnith, IN four-rpuud bout. Jimmy
Howard the Chicago middlcNoigh., is schc,iulod
to meet Willie Mochun OF San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
GIRLS AROUSE WRATH
OF FELLOW STUDENTS

EVANSTON. H., April 11,-Girl ath-
letes of Northwest university hav,
aroused the wrath of male students hy
oestowing the letter 'N' on girls par
ticipatIng in track meets. to which the
men are not admitted. The men assert
the letter is cheapened. The girls say
they award @ letter OF old English de-
sign. quite different from that award ed
members OF the baseball and football
teams. and Will fight any effort to have
the faculty athletic council change their
programme
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Takes Enforced Vacation.

Eanute WalEren. a policeman, Is en-
loving a vacation OF two days for which
Inc did not ask. When he was told 10
take the vacation IL was explained TO
Patrolman Walgren that he being
laid off 10 impress upon his memory the
Importance OF saluting superior officer.
OF which he Is said 10 have been neg
lcctful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Wolff Orchestra to Play.

The Wolff orchestra will give pro
gramme OF popular selections ot the Com
mcrcIal club during the luncheon hour
today. Mrs Fred Midgley WIN sing two
OF more soprano solos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Held TO District Court.

Thomas McKea charged with n statU-
tory crime against Lucy Van Lone on
August 81, 1912. was Yesterday bound
over by Justice Harry s. Harper To face
trial ln the district court Bail VAS fixed
n $500 and was furnished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
I.ipton's Def Applauded

LONDON, hprii 11.-SiT Thomas Upton 10 dc
riylng great pleasure from a cabegrsn received
by him today from the Yacht Racing association
of Massachusetts. which reads,
The Yacht Racing association o, MasFacsusctiA
Epplauds the sportsmanshjp Of your unconditional
challenge, W.ph you vcl-saIled match In 1914 ("
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Famous Horse Dies.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April iI-CountlotS wInpor
Of tho last Saratoga cup for whom John q
Grooncr. his owner, has Just refused $500 died
here today from shipping fever. Countless Nag
A rrsrz old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Kaufman Gets Decision

SAN FRANCISCO April 1i.-N Kaufman of thts
city a decision tonight lack Lester o,
Clio Elum. Wash.. in n tour-round boxing con,est.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12

No trouble mt all to have beautiful
garden when You plant Vogeler seeds
(Ahyertikcmcnt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Local Sscuriitiie.

John c. Cutler, Jr. & Co, in their
weekly trade letter. say:
Business In general continues to be in
a fairly satisfactory condition through
out the United States, although there has
been curtaiment OF trade in all lines
IN the flooded sections OF the country
Many OF the railroads and other corpor-
ations are placing new note, stock and
pond issues, so rates for funds continue
firm.
Locally, trade in nearly all commercial
tained; With favorable weather outdoor
work has opened UP we'll Collections
are fair while the demand for money
has Increased
l., Amalgamated Sugar company. and the
Utah-ldaho Sugar company held their
annual stockholders meetings and good
conservatVe reports were made.
The national banks are now publish
Ing their reports. which show encourag
ing resources.
Local securities have been little more
active during the week and several small
sales have been made.
SECURITIES.
Anal lSamated Sugar Co, pfd sll5 90
Beneficial Life Ins. Co .......... 210. 90
Barnes Banking Co., Kaysville. 200 90
Bank OF American Fork ,........ 180 90
Bank OF Heber City. .............. 17.50
Bank Of Southern Utah, Cedar. 1850
Con, Wagon & Machine Co.. % 90
Con. Life Ins. & Inv. Co. o.........,. 115 90
Continental National bank ...... $50 90
Deseret National bank .....,.,.. 337 90
Deseret Savings bank .......,..,. 1135 90
Davis County bank. Pennington. $50 90
First National bank. Layton ..-.. 100 Oh
First National bank. Morgan .,.... 100 90
First National bank. Ogden. ...... $40. on
First National bank Murray $50. 90
First National bank, Logan. 145. 90
First National bank. Brigham. $50 90
Guardian Cy, G. Guaranty Co, o,..... 10. 10
Home Fire Insurance Co, ...,..... 3lS. 90
Heher j. Grant e. Co. o............. 25, 90
Karuas State bank. k.......>........ 125 90
Mccormick & Co., Bankers, rs,..... 335. 90
Merchants bank .....,............ 165 90
National Bank OF the Republic. 205 90
National Copper bank .....,...,.. 1875 90
Nephi National bank. ,...,...,..-. l25. 90
Ogden Savings hank nk............ 465. 90
Provo Com, & Savings bank ...... 325 90
Salt Laks Security & Trust Co... 14s. 90
State BsTk Of Brigham CITY. 900. 200. 90
State Bank OF Garfield. Panguitch. ITS 90
Stale Bank of MiIlard Co.. Fill
state Bank OF Richmond. .,....... l2O. %
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co. Lo-
T. tab Idaho Sugar Co pfd .....,.. S so
Irtab State National bank ...,... 3ol 90
f-tah Savings & Trust Co. ...... l37 80
NFsIlser Bros Bankers ........... 234. 90
lions Savings Bank &; Tr. CO... 427 80
T. G. NJ. I..........,.....,s.. f0l, 90
BONDS.
Con nv & Power Co. (city) 500 on
Sunptcr Valley railroad ..-......, 800
'Iyiah Light & Ry, Co (city) 49,. 50. 90
Utah Lieht & Power Co. is.... $50
Ctah Light & Power Co 6s..,..-, 80. 90
Tho Utah Sugar Co............s., lQS 0o
Ijfal Hotel Co. o..,..-...,s,.....-.ss lVosoV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12

For rheumatism you will find moth.
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ment. Try it and see how quickly it
gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12

The Wants are the quickest. cheap
est. sUrest means Of accomplishing
many of the most essential things OF
modern business.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-22

care you aware the cashier has
taken a half interest in a yacht?"
mo. Perhaps we had better see
he does not become a full-hedged
skipper"