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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-06

FOB Dr., ONE OR Tw,@
With refined @ ;a,,. fw0
close in apt. Br.Di,, sln
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For Rent-Miscellaneous

HALL FOR SOCLALS AND LODGES.
Inquire 3s3 West Broadway. ei4l4
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Wanted-BOard and Room

TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, WITH
little girl Z years old and young lady
Germany. want rooms with or with
out board. in modern house and good
family; like to pay S72 monthly. Address
Charles Thomas. Legal Printing Co.. 11S
Atlas block, Call between IL and or
night. h904
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Wanted-TO Rent

wANTED-5 OR GROOM MODERN
house. upfurnIshed, east side, long
lease. Hyland 96SM. g2s3s
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MASSAGE
Electrical Treatment

- Nc-~r,~I >7~--~->~~-~-~~~->~~~~~-
TREATMENTS AND
RUSSIAN dry hot-air baths, cure rheu-
matism, nerves, stomac Oh and fcInsIa
trouDies. hairs and lnoles removed
Martin Electrical Institute. 223-j-5
lsrooHs Arcade Was. 6O03 g2os9
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Wanted

AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
and city 20 sell high grade household
speciality; greatest agents article ever
found. brand new. positive necessity. no
talking needed; sells on sight. Write to-
day for free particulars. Clntah Supply
Co.. box 1l45. Salt Lake, Utah, hS63
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ACCORDION PLEATING

-,
GhSt AND SIDE PLDATJNG
7sggo9 AaS' sFd South. Phone Hyland
b4oT1
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DUCK SHOOTING

So -, - - ~>H~-~~>-->>~---~---~-~-~)
ENGAGE YOUR RIGS NOW, FARMERS
GAchanse. 4bs State. Was. a75S
g1Ois
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TYPEWRITERS
TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS
made and repaired, Salt Lake Trunk
Factory. l3S East Broadway Phone
Was. 3o2b g356S
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FOR QUICK SELLERS IN SPECIAL
ties, call at 219 South West Temple
street We can start YOU In manufnctur.
ing n household specially, 10 per cent
profit TO you. nS5s
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT $ a M.
AND p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
221 SOUTH 9Th EAST
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PIANO LESSONS

LESSONS GIVEN TO BEGINNERS. soc
per lesson, on piano Cali IIyland
l32o-R Miss Sahlin. hTO5
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COAL AND KINDLING


L. +. DEAL COAL, BLOCK WOOD |
and kindling. le5 East &th South. Phone |
Wasatch 1898 h25
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MODERN SUITES. II. *; ROOMS; no,
tendo,l square, bet tth and 9th So,
on West Temple. sAio'
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AGENTS FOR CITY SOLICITING.
Call room Oil Hotel James. TO a: m
hes
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TWO LARGE. WE'LL LIGHTED ROOMS,
heat. light hot and cold water; fix to
suit tenant. 100 So. Main. room IL and
H. Call Was, 1570-M. $3.50
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estate: good salary guaranteed, Cal
Mt once. Inter Mountain Realty Co. 2Oo
,rempieton bldg. ~l3ii
BEST AGENTS SPECIALITY ON
Garth; exclusive territory: investigate.
Room i3 Hotel Heron. go3ii
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For Rent-Lodge Rooms

BIG BARN FOR RENT. BIG LOT. $50
West Sth South. E3T43
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WANTED
Observation-Disclosures

We NEED a SALES MANAGER FOX
Utah; splendid opportunity Tor the riSnt |
man or woman. w +, Pell. Heron he.eL |
giil3 |
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PLUMES REPAIRED

OLD PLuMES MADE NEW. DYED.
cleaned, curled. los SO. End East.
f3Oeo
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- T,n,,,s 100 - itb SO 1904
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2-ROOM APARTMENT. CLOSE IN
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WAITRESS. STEADY WORK. BOX SO,
II. F. D. No, 1. Bingham Canyon. Utah;
Phone So. flSoi
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BROOM SUITE, PRIVATE BATH. 50
rnnge. p l.. steam heat: $50 per niontn.
eovoy hotel IS East Isl South. gl32l
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DENTISTS

DIR. S. \. LEAVER HAS RESUMED HIS
dental practice in Salt Lake and is To-
Gated at so5-506 rempeton bldg. w. 575o
pioT1
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HATS CLEANED

II I REMODELED. PLUM
cleaned and dyed; corsets made n
measure Lady Clementlne Tailored Cor
set and HAT Parlors. q East Broadway.
Rl7aS
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIP. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. S18
KEARNS BLDG. a2363
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FOR RENT
For Rent-IIouses Furnished

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Call after 6 at 20 O street h2e
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MILLINERY

PLUMES CLEANED. CURLED AND
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So. State Was 56lS. y33SS
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired. Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg
CO. Phone 52S9. pl555
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PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING

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WANTED A CAPABLE MAN OR WON
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
Negress WeepS When
Officers Take Her Wig;
Billy Smith Comforts Her

Il think this is a shame to make me
'spose myself So" declared Amy Gray,
negress to city detectives Saturday
morning, when the officers compelled
her to take off the black wig she was
wearing Tears were streaming down
the woman's checks.
"Gwan. hand take hit hOff." detect
i've Billy Smith said TO the woman when
she hesitated about removing the wig.
Hive seen bald 'eads before. See
mine Smith removed his hat and ex-
posed shining plate. Hi say, don't
be so modest"
We'll, you never saw a bald headed
woman before" the negro woman said,
shedding more tears. She appealed to
chief of detectives Jesse c. Stansel but
the chief was obdurate and ordered her
to remove the wig
The woman crouched down in a cor
ner of the detectives office and picked
up a newspaper to shield herself be-
fore beginning the operation OF remOv-
ing the wig. She was so long about il
that the detectives made her stand up
in the room and take it off. Short
woody hair was underneath.
The negress was arrested Friday
night after NJ. Rodriguez claimed he had
lost So Failing to find the missing
money in the wOman's belongings the
detectives thought that it might have
been concealed in the wig. The money
was not found. The woman maintained
that she did not take il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
No Chance to Sidestep Income Tax
Single Double Who Come Under
Rz Morrnan

and the bond. And he is going to be
a fair old taXer. is this Uncle Sam
person He will let the income payers
declare the amount of their income
and fix the amount as he finds il on
the books He viii furnish you with a
nice, new blank at the nearest revenue
collection office on which you may
write down in fine Spencerian hand
the exact amount of your ammunition
by means Of which you keep the wolf
away from the front gallery OF the
bungalow If your income is not $4,000
single or $4,000 double, you should
worry
Just why this married and single
clause was inserted has not been fully
explained by the trainers of this doc
ument of state A venture guess on a
gambling chance has been advanced
that the honest legislators believed that
two can truly live as cheaDly as one
under the benificent provisions Of the
new tariff and have taken this means
of stimulating the matrimonial game OF
draw Two can live as eheaply-if they
both work
A man whose business is one which
keeps him informed as to the number
of heads the new tax will hit in FL PaS0
has estimated that 20 percent OF the
American population OF FL PaSO VIII
come within the provisions OF the IN
come tax law It has been estimated
that only four percent Of the total DOB
uIatiOn of the country will be assessed
by the new tax law. and FL Paso VIII
more than pay its share Cheer uD..
however. if the tax comes home, for
think what John D. Rockefeller viii
have to pay2 Still. if you happen to
become president when there is Moth
ing else handy, you will not have to pay
the income tax. the president being i'm
mune for the present term only
There is one everlasting good in the
new income tax law It has fixed
things so that the habitual tax dOdger
can dodge no longer. The AT the
source" clause has the aFtful tax
dodger where he has not even a Chi
nese chance of getting away from In
Gle Sans eagIe-eyed revenue collector.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
Perkins Says Sulzer
and Mitchell viii Be
VictorS OUer I anlmany

Chicago. Ill. Oct. 25.-Wnliam Sui
yer probably" will be elected to the
New York assembly and John Purroy
Mitchell will defeat Tammany in the
New York mayoralty fight, George w
Perkins told Chicago prOEressives to-
day.
''Sulzer was opposed by the pro-
gressives for governor" said Perkins.
"and we still believe our opposition
was right. But Il must be admitted
Sulzer really began a fight in earnest
against Tammany Hall. The odds were
terrific and he was overcome. If he
had taken somewhat different course,
he might have been vindica ted
In address before the Steel Institute
last night Mr.. Perkins said:
IF all the office holders in the
United States were to lose their jobs
tomorrow and should apply to the
United states government you would
not find 10 percent of them who could
qualify for jobs worth $1,000 a year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
AIR CHOPPY, BUT
FLIGHTS ARE MADE
McMillen Takes Two Journeys Skyward
Before Miss Stinson's Machine Is
Ready for Flight.


Its pretty up there today said
Ralph McAIillen. biTdman, to Miss Ruth
StinsOn yesterday afternoon, at the avia-
ton field in the lower valley. as he
stepped from his machine after having
made a 17-minute flight. Miss StinsOn
held up her hand and felt the wind blow
upon It. yes" she said. I guess you're
right I've been watching the feathers
on that lady's hat and l know the air
tive aviatrix made off in the direction
OF the HANGAR in which her big. two
passenger flying machine Is housed.
McMillen took the air" shortly after
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon in his Cur
It's biplane. He remained aloft nearly
20 minutes, but tried no stunts" on ae-
count OF the unsteadiness of the air. He
reached an altitude OF nearly 5000 feet
during the fly.
Miss Stinson decided to wait until
the wind had Quoted to some extent.
1t was nearly an hour before her ma
chine was rolled on the field and then
1t was found that something was wrong
with the engine. The crowd became
restless waiting for her mechanieians
to 90 over the machine. so McMillen
mounted his ~air chariot again and
sailed off. This time he was IN the
ar only about 10 minutes.
The girls car was ready for flight
by the time he ahghted and she gave
the order to east off" The craft
headed into the wind and its pilot be-
began rising fast. Five hundred feet up
she made a sharp turn and spectators
thought for a moment that she had lost
headed toward Hsleta- Two dips were
made bv the II wear old airgirl before
she descended to the field. to be greeted
by a burst OF applause.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

N income tax li feature Of the Demo no.
cratic government will go into
! effect with rumbling sound like the
swarming Of bees. the rumbling being
caused by the groans of distress from
the captains of industry who realize
that they must dig up small part Of
their income for the government
Beyond $4,000. single barreled, or
$4,000 married and driving in double
harness without a divorce court hard
ahead. FL Paso men must pay the one
percent as required by the income tax
law The question has been raised
whether II IS worth the S1O Wnlcn IS
saved by being married and thus SIDE
stepping the $1,000 margin between
the single blessedness and the married
state.
Nor can the income tax be side
stepped by going to JUarez or some
other foreign watering place during
the period OF collection incomes are
taxed as conveniently abroad as at
home by the simple system of taxing al
the source. This is a simple little SIX
letter word. this source word. but IL
covers multitude of tax Jumpers Dy
its provisions 1t means that the man
who pays the check each Saturday
night or at the end Of the current
month must deduct the amount of the
income tax from the said pay check be-
fore it is delivered to the slaves of the
system. In this way there IS no es-
Gaping it. the income tax taking its
place along with the old fashioned.
garden variety which has always been
classed with death as sure thing
best bet
Must Begin DeduetinE Saturday.
After Saturday all companies, corpor-
atiOns. persons or employers VIII pc
required TO deduct the amount of the
income tax on salaries, enoluments
dividends. etc. over the $4,000 limit or
be liable for the amount Uncle sam
mol il a SusDiciOuS old soul and he is
taking no chances on the ultimate con-
sumer of the salary falling to call
around at the tax assessors and rem
der his income taxlet as per the law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1899.

]. W. Leonard left for Los Angeles
today.
RI Young came down from Las
Cruces today.
VIII skidmore left this morning for
Colorado Springs
Lawyer NJ. W. Stanton left this
morning for albuquerque.
District attorney Bryan returned
from Las Cruces this morning
]. W. Donley brought in several
cars of ore from his mines in Mexico
yesterday.
Assistant superintendent G. E. Aver.
of the Santa Fe, left for Albuquerque
this morning
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter came
in from White Oaks this morning, TO
remain few days
Mr.. and Mrs D. " Stein. of Brook
lyn. arrived in the city this morning
to visit Mr. and Mrs A Matthias
Brakeman Graffus. of the C. H. is
taking a layOff Of a few days, as the
result of a fall from his wheel.
Billy Forbes has been made yard clerk
at the G. H. to fill the position va
Gated by Albert MoOder, who went to
the T. & p
The arrangement committee for the
dance to be given at Chopin hall this
evening by the 1900 club. decorated
the hall this afternoon with pink and
blue, the cOlors of the club
A bulletin issued from the superin-
tendent's office of the G. H, gives the
names of the cOmpany's physicians at
Ell Paso. The physicians are; DR.. NJ
o. Wright and DR.. S. T. Turner
President Juan Hart OF the Athletic
Park association, says that a baseball
tournament is being considered where
by three local teams will play for the
championship of the city for a purse
of 500, each team to play five games.
THE Sunset Limited through Ell
Paso will be put on by Dec. l." said
general manager Van Week of the G.
H & s. A today Mr.. Van Week and
superintendent ". r Martin came in
yesterday from the east in their pri-
Yate car.
1t has been given out at Juarez
that Francisco DOmingUez. the judge
of letters. has rendered his resigna-
ton and that it has been accepted and
his successor will be appointed in
short time. 1t is reported that judge
DOminguez resigned to give more at
tention to his private affairs
Willard Patterson TO-DAY decided to
J. H. Nations a right of way. grantOr
and also John A. Harper and Richard
Caples to an alley commencing on the
west line of Utah street and running
100 feet south to the northeast corner
of block Is, according to Arson Mills
map of the city, for a consideration
of S75.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
LANE ASKS VOTERS TO
WAIT FOR HIS PLATFORM

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 25.-Controler W.
p Lane, one OF the avowed pro-candi-
dates for governor, and who declined to
participate in the Dallas pro-conferenee
at Dallas today. has announced that he
wishes the people to withhold Judgment
as far as he is concerned until he an
nOunces his platform which will be an.
nOunced within a short time.
Mr.. Lane asserted that the people of
Texas are not so much concerned as
to what a set of scheming individuals
do as thew are as to what a candidate
for governor stands for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
SPEAKS A GOOD WORD
FOR nESPTSEn CROW


Washington, d. c, Oct. 25.-The case
OF the crow, condemned a decade or
more ago as destructive bird in
agricultural fields has been reopened
by the department of agriculture and a
more favorable. verdict reached The
Investigation made by experts of the
biological survey of the department
shows the crow to be of great value
to farmers.
After a careful study of the habits
and the examination of a large num-
Der of stOmachs. the department. ex-
perts have reached the conclusion that
the crow consumes enough grasshop-
pers. cut worms, white grubs and 9TH
er injurious insects to make him highly
valuable to farmers. There is. how
ever, one bad habit which the crow
has. and that is the destruction OF
young birds and bird eggs
The one danger from the crow. ac-
cordtng to department experts lies in
large numbers If the number can be
kept down so that its normal food IS
sufficient, there is every reason WIN
farmers should encouraSe the bird to
remain about their farms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
A. F. KERR TO HAVE
A $4,000 RESIDENCE

Plans are being drawn by o. H
ThOrman & Co for $4,000 residence
for A F. Kerr, vice president Of the
FL Paso Bank & Trust Co in block
Il, Manhattan Heights The residence
is to be of Italian renaissance stvle.
of brick construction. two stories in
height The basement viii be fitted
Tor dance hall and billiard room.
c H. Leavell. agent for Manhattan
Heights. reports the following sales in
this addition: To VIM. H LOretz who
intends to build. lots Al and ~ block
Il; to Mrs Florence N. NIagee. lots
A, block p; to W ". Adams lots 80
and 80, block Is.
The owners of Manhattan Heights
contemplate the erection of two orna-
mental entrances to the addition. with
slightly columns which can be viewed
from a considerable distance and which
Will serve to distinguish the property
from the surrounding district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
Renewing Old Home Ties


contagious
with will
negbOiness Nobody
erge bunch came FROM and nobody was IN doubt about the state being taVe
To some of the stay-athOmes
seemed most of the time taken up fun leaving little
opportunity
methods
things
permanent good they really accomplish
GetAcquain they expressly
leaving their behind The objects
these make FL PasO business acquainted with the sections with
knowledge; them making
horizons; inspire greater push aeld;
glimpse progressive doing;
provide Of comparison; people
metropolis
really southwest,
actual contributions to the upog OF all this vast bOundess
the southwest
think going from home holiday
goods
year doub being
This that old acquaintance
renewed old enthusiasts Tned old friendships Nobody
goes expecting
enthusns inspiration impulses ideas
ordinary very
round he must be a
The excursions pay every way they pay each individual and
repetition
fellowship people
coming
year. of
every years of every
part territory present comparatively nonprOduciv
parts
Of regions best,
places
sduOusy perEeny
people the importance OF FL Paso as trade center social and center
regrtabl individual
of
expenditure
principal
socially and welcomed old friends business out for the
of
leaders,
o
at home"
goes prepared entertaining
of
the
generally
protests Pasoans
of hospitality
Just aupidOuy opened the fall
activity.
newspaper space daily to the
dOngs public news of all
IS published only.
Mexican election as it
get prohibition election In each case there is
always o a
my parp Thus also said the
spider the fly
D'a somehow to dstrust Husrtah sincerity.
tt M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
The Music Man

AVENUE monkey
chained old fashioned hand which
they used to have
little to
hand to him That piece
that
strap
squeaIing
! the middl
Now this this and this which yesterday
child following after Children
And
their unit Of value and that would be much
muS The pair looked
The last things yesterday
New York bright May half
to the tune the big arch But that before
first Probably of
the girl mothers of large families
has taken the place of squeaky organ
gathered his
When viii the be run to Tempe?
the Mean which going president
they they apt hunting
right good today
Woodrow Wilson has chin certainly
politicians
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD
THROWING Sc POUND WEIGHT

San Francisco, Calif.I Oct 25.-Pat
Donovan, of the Pastime A c. of Bos-
ton, broke a worlds record at the Por-
tola games at the stadium this after
noon, throwing the Sc pound weight over
the bar Is feet, 2 5-8 inches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION

THIRTY THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION
feaue AM an
0specaI Coresp ndentc Gov co wash
and New York
Heral n
c. o.
ntera / owned among tockho a L H B
A L andjo estate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

When win the next trade excursion be run to Tempe?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

Wilson has chin all right, but certainly like
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

styles in movies are doing the con-
tinuous change stunt" says Tom
Byerle, the pictures have gone from
war and cowboy scenes to animal pic
lures and now pirate plays are being
introduced The movie companies are
so busy putting on these novelty pro-
auctions that they have practically
eliminated the western picture, to the
grief Of the younger generation. 1t
seems TO be an odd thing that So few
play writers can write a two reel com
edy- Most writers can only spread
themselves over one mirthfui reel"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

Win long Of Mexican cleo
get prohibition election In each case
S apt to contest q two, IN remote districts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

No other newspaper the United States space
ongs public schools devote All the
be schools is published in The Herald only