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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-31

to actions of the house. The decision
was heard by a packed court room.
An appeal will he ia ken.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-31

It is a good plan never to become so
intimate with people that you are on
present giving and = receiving terms
with them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-31

Trained evening frock suitable for
charmeuse. Under blouse of fine lace
with short lyin1ono sleeves open over
top of arm. Front cut to deep V.
Material much bloused and loose un-
der arms and drapery caught over
shoulder The tunic is cut away and
finished with a frfll of batiste lace.
Skirt dra ped at left front.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-31

It is consoling that there'n be no
tax on the outgo.-GTeensboro News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-31
Ninth Commencement
of Pensacola High School

Continued From First Page.>
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-31

life by bringing the humblest Or the
highest in touch with the great minds
of the world-with art, with literature,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

win reveal to you tie secret ~ the
wonderful power called Persona
MagnctitW and thuN you how 10
cultivate 49, Personal Magnetism.
scientific salcsmauship. otr, art of
fascination viii power call o. vIut
'"u please is the dominating force
that rules ne world tudIN. n makes
women cnarmlns drishlul aud yIu-
some. % brings social success vucso
beauty iallF, 30 brings uiumphg over
financial difficulties aud Wins tu"
laur'ls ga tlr~ hardest battles OF NE
" you are melancholy. worried ur
discouraged through unpleasant doc
m"stc conditions ana financial affairs
you should consult Mime " Fischer
There Is nothing too diul,u,t Tor her
In fact. she guarantee r,crythinS
she undertakes or no charge. Nine
Fischer IN noV permanently located la
her own private residence ~ West
Cold avenue Tie" purlor~ ar" $50 ~.
fungcd as Co s"cur' privacy aud 80.
,luslou Al matters ar, trcatva ln
sacred confidence. Hours 10 q. ~ 10
N o. M English and German spoken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

PhiL Jssels was visitor IN tn. city
yesterday from Los Lunss
u. y snoWden. special Officer for
the santa Fe. was In Albuquerque
Yesterday from La junta
70 D. Bursum OF SUcOrro spent -,
ierday In albuquerque. leaving thi
morning Tor Santa Pc.
Howell Jones land COMMISSIONS
Tor the Santa re. was IN Albuqucruu"
"a short time yesterday. enToutc from
Los Angeles g. Topeka.
Horse blankets. LAP robes; extreme.
~ large stock al special sale. 90 per
cent of during next ten days. J. t6or.
Der a. Co, 20s North Second ST.
J NJ. Mahboub. a well known South
First street merchant. left this morn
ing for Sew York 10 purchasr liut
OF summer goods.
a. A. scdillo and Elfego Ba,u. at
torneye, spent today la Los Lunas. az.
tending 10 business before ia, Va
lencia county district court
There VIII Ice q regular meeting 49,.
night of The Royal Neighbour ot
America at odd Felluva hall ~ 80
o'clock
John Baron Burg. member of ne
house from Bernalillo count g.
turned 90 Santa ~ last evening attcr
spending Saturday and SUNDAY con
fcrriug with his constituents
Mrs. Alice Stcbbms Wells. the Cos
Angeles polioowOman and social vet.
fare worker. has left for salt IIt,
city and Los Angeles. after Speeding
several days Occurring In this city
Mir and Mrs &C. r. schultz were
here Yesterday from Los Lunas. Mr..
Schultz IL managing the model irrisa
ton project near Los Lunas which
IN being financed by ST. Louis capital
lists.
Rev. W =. Oberholizcr tor tomr
years pastor OF 81 Paurs Evangelical
Lutheran church here. lCft with his
family this morning tor Denver hsy-
ing accepted cali TO the pasiufut,
Of Lutheran church ia that city
Regular meeting OF Mineral f.odg,
No. g. knights Of Pythius, WIN 10.
held tonight boa Castle halt MC.tiu.
H'I'A n" NNh'l FlhAuhiiN hl .H'
Work la the third rank. a
members cordially invited to uI...
With IN" lodge
Henry Craig uud j. a. Michael.
iraiumcn, who we're injured in a de-
railment on tho Hlu Grande division
~ the santa Fr, near Socorro satur-
day night have been brought 60 -
Tos,ph's hospital in Albuquerque for
treatment
Rev " * Db1crhultzrr aud tam
ily left this morning for beut nrs
where they viii make their hone
hereafter Rev Mr.. Obvrholtzcr. lyr
some two years pastor OF the sL
paurs Lutheran church here. ha- ..-
ceptcd call to Denver pastorate.
he preached his farewell sermon 400
HE congregation here Yesterday
v. 4. Davis, local Pullman ascn,,
left this afternoon tor KansaH City,
where he viii meet and ao,0tnpan
back 10 Albuquerque his sister Mra
Hornhy widow of tho late Frederic
". liornby Mrs. liornby has been
~ Louis aud Chicago with rels'
since her husbands death Ia this city
some three months ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
MAYOR ORDERS THE
UNDESIRABLE OLD
MEXICO MEXICANS
TO MOVE ALONG
Attempt to Murder Otto P,
Scheer, Son Of Alderman
SCheer, Saturday Night,
Causes Issuance Of Regula.
ton.
POLICE WILL ACTIVELY
CARRY OUT INSTRUCTIONS

Following the attempt saturday
night Of an Old Mexico Mexican t.
murder otto T. schcvr. In the Georg,
g Schccr furniture Store. al aii
south Second street Mayor u. X. q
sellers today issued orders a. thr 30.
lice department 10 notify every old
Mexico Mexican iu Albuquerque with
out visible means Oi support to lcuvt
Tie city at once ana not 10 return aud
To insist that transient Odd Mexico
McXi,ans arriving here be- told ~
keep moving Failure 10 comply with
the move On" orders VIII result ia
arrests and jail sentences
The order ut the mayor ruuu today
after thorVughis considering the adj.
Visibility ~ such action aud following
q conference with Chlct of Police Nc.
Millin aud personal investigation in.
Ia TIE attack on young Schccr Satur.
day evening The attack occurred
shortly utter 5 O'Clock. Young Srhcer
was Ia the store alUn" An Oid Mex
iro Mexican entered. asked 30 %,
shown goods aud his request was
complied nlth Scacur showed th,
man about th" place. Finally iht
Mexican decided TO muse som, pur.
chascs sind asked Tor "a receipt for his
money. ln bending over q desk a.
write out receipt. Schycr saw ou
the wtli iu front ot him the shadow at
au upiiftcd hand. holding dagger
Turning like flash. Schccr saw the
knife descending. aimed directly az a
vital part of bic oudy Jumping away
from danger Sehcer grabbed an ink
we'll ana threw 4 at the Mexican. who
by this time Was making tor the door.
thinking his near victim had q re-.
volNcr There iy no doubt bat thar the
Mexican meant 10 murder Schcer and
rob The store The safe cOniuinins
the receipts OF the days business vas
uniocNed In rbv Office The police
We're notified immediately regarding
the attempted murder. ana d search
was 81 once begun tor Schecrs as.
salIlui
1t Is not thc Intention 60 deprive
Hps well behaved old Mexico Mex.
cans OF rights of residence In Albu.
qucrque' said Mayor Sellers today
explaining his order But 10 10 the
purpos. 10 protect the people OF this
city against the Ola Mexico Mcxicans
Who come iu here loiter about salOout
and around thc streets aud Vho nine
times cut ut tom have weapons con.
r'alcd about their persons and de- not
hesitate tu us" knife ur sun II
.I,y have tH" opportunity The polio,
department u,N insist that the old
Mexico McNIgaus who arrive here iu
ear load shipments on their way O.,
rud from old NcSi.u, remain on M,
cars 90 co., railway station 81 thvy
get oG the ears vr viii have them
searched aud ever, man found with q
weapon NiIl b" given jan sentence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
M0RTUARY.

Funeral services were held a.,
French aud Lovbvr- 90 . o'clo,h tht
afternoon tor Nrs H"ra e. Yuuur.
Nll' "i g. 60 Young who's. death ur.
CURED SATURDAY t the pmil, HON,
i.s South l'rupdvag. NrrhdDa.,f ,
" b. warren. ut - Johus k.pi.c
pal 'hur,i, rnudu.loi rh, service
which we're attended bg man
friends MIR. Young had u.ru . reel.
dent ct Alhupu'rgu, tor uuccu ,,ars
MI NuUng b. % puttern maker 100 th
local S.,ata Fc hop, tud s Grtui
liigh Irt'-' OF tine Grand chapter u.
EuNHI Nryh Mttuua uf S,v MAur.
TN" bod, uf Mr. Young. nl',r fu.
srrf ices to-day were shipped O" 600.
kush. Wiz, vhcr, burial nul pa,
place. Mr. Young shd h.. ou. IS a.
N"uug, accompanied the b"dE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
OLO-TIME REMEDY
OARKENS THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded
and Gray Hair-Dandruff
Quickly Removed,

For generations Sage iud sulphur
hu,, been used tor hair and srtlI
trouble. Almost o,crvou, kuovs 10,
Naiu, Of SUCH 90 combination Tor kcrp-
Ing the hair a good oven color. Cot
curing daudruit itching scalp and
falling hair aud tor promoting th.
growth of the hair Years ago m.
oui, vay 10 g,t q Hair Toni, Oi this
kind was Geo make % tu tho hym,
which was truublcsum, and not 90.
Ways satisfaction Novaduys, dluu,
any up-to-dato druggist can suppl,
his patrons with 70 ready .to-ur.
product sMuulN prepared iu prr
trrtly equipped ldboratori,s.
An IDEAL preparation at this sort
BE- Wyeth's sage and sulphur lis
Hcmody n which sage and sulphu
ar, combined With other 'alurn
remedies tor soiip troubles ana thin
weak hair that De- losing ils ,uIuI
coming oW After using this rem
eds tor q few duEF, sou wa mott.
an, rulor gradually yomiug back
your scalp Win tccl better the dam
druu VIII soon br gone, and boz les
than month"; time there viii Dee %
wonderful difference iu your hulr
Don't neglect your hair II b. D. 90
oi daudrufr losing ~ color or com
ina out Oct q uGy cent bottle o.
WSoth's sage snd sulphur from yu,
druggist aud see what few do.
treatment VIII do tor you AZ
gists sell H. under guarant q, that the
money viii be- refunded II the rem
eds IL not exactly us represented.
pdN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
YOUNG MUSICIANS
MADE BIG HIT
Concert by High School Or
chestra Was Feature of the
Candy Sale Held by First
Ward Pupils,

uur ot lh, very sttra,,n, t,stur,
cot th, candy sale held tt th, Lyar.
rhrd- Liud'munn store saturday hy
the pupils ul the fif-t ward school
vus M concert program rendered m
the afternoon by the High So uui or.
oh,strI under the direction of Mis-
Jennie Trott supervisor ct music IN
m" cts schUols. The yuunS musicians
PLAYED with truly professional zc.t.
giving evidence of the most careful
and expert ,uaChiug
The orchestra was composed Is iui .
lows. Iut ,iolinf. Gulh Sut,san.
Ethel kI,k' and Elmer biohI. s,cund
'iuliu-. iiri,u DarroW and Floyd
Barton comets. Chas. HMrk and
Donald Wilson. trombone. Carl Por-
irri.'ld drums, q 'orge pInnc., piu.
me-. Rose Nahurail
The clud, sale was held tor The
purpos" cot raising funds tor the pun
'h"e' ol piano az the First ward
school and the orchestra was en-
gagged for The occasion bN IN, i.cat.
hard'Lindomunn COMPANY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

tn" funeral ol l.pris t1rm., -
years old. son OF Nh uud MI. ". A.
iurmcr vhu-, death occurred hat
evening ~ thu family home 80
Nurth Walter street following e. So.
we're attack ui pneumonia. viu ..
held dt French aud j.uvhCr chapel
al 30 O'Clock tomorrow morning no.
T.. ". l.ougiriluv. ul th, mpt t
church, win oilI,iHt, RurUl van o..
n lHirvtHv crmrtrr. Beside ~.
father uud mother. -iA brother. AMI
three sisters survive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
Piles NOW
DRIVEN NORTH
OF BRIDGE
Protection Work on West Side
Of Rio Grande at Barelas
Proceeding Rapidly Under
Supervision of State Engi.
neer.

To date eighty piles. thirty and
thiriy-flvc feet In length. have been
urande north 81 the Barclas beiase
the piling being placed under ,ha su.
pervision OF tho state engineer This
II regarded a. ,cry satisfactory prog
rcss with this important wo'g I, IS
believed the piling viii rr"Nc ode.
quate protection against tho Hood
waters witch viii come wi'hin siA .
or ninety DAYS.
County Engineer i'itt Roses - do
ing considerable work go present
looking after various flood protection
matters. reporting promr lv 10 ~.
proper authorities any s4gg -stions
hat he has 20 make
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
.HILARI0' RUIZ TO
Be ARRAICNED
San Rafael Man Who Has
Been Indicted for Staying
of TransitO Gabaldon. Soon
to Begin Fight for Life.

Much utcrct Is o,Iug mauifcsjod
locally and throughout Valencia aub
adjoining counties iu tH, 'rit of III.
lariu ruiz. which viii likely begin
before juds" " e. Metu,m boo THE
Valencia county district court .u Loo
iunas tomorrow RUIZ hes btcu In
dlcted for mo murder ci Transitu
Gdbaldun. o former Albuquerque man.
Whu Was shot and killed iu san RIA
faol. near Grants on Noycmb'r II iast
Ruiz was captured a. Ga, vilds of
Grant oouuit after De-. had escaped
from S1n Raiacl and o,dd'i 'nc pii
GERS iu pursuit Tor nearly three 0roHs
Iiuils escape wac uusatiuui..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
Gnrgc IIn.enInrgrr.

George l,u.ruhrrgCr tor ur.,
years q resident cot Albuquerque. died
at Ego o'clock Suuda, evening
family home, il2 Ltsi Iron u.f.
\ ViduW and two daughters arc I,u
q" mourn his death The funeral rul
hV held tomorrow afternoon 90
u'vlucl, iu French aud low bier chou
"l %, prrml request NJ NJ, doocl -
"d, Dr N'ud.l SLIDER rabbit ut TEN
pie Albert, viii condurt the .,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
STORE ROBBED LAST
NIGHT AT WINSL0W

Trdmps entered q g,urial mcreuau.
disc stor" 81 WINSTON hst night anu
STOLE 90 number oi pistols, anivce and
other articles. Toe WORK Nas doue ~
manner simIhr Go the robJine oI
The ilauun store 40 LAM Ffidns
night Local police ar" ON tu, look
"ui tor suspicion. .utriut,.a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
DRINKING GLASSES
THING Of PAST
ON PULLMANS
Sleeping Car Company Will
Comply With Federal Reg.
ulation; Furnish Own Glass.
es Will Be Rule Hereafter.

After March the Pullman car
company viii not furnish glasses ou
any OF lts cars in the United states.
with the exception that they VIII he
furnished 49, part Of the equipment ia
drawing rooms aud state rooms. Peo-
pie riding on Pullmans will hc rr-
quired TO fifuith glasses or cups fur
drinking purposes The new rule is
federal regulation and Niil be- strict.
~ complied with by Pullman people.
The measure is "a sanitary one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

. -cnwara tRe superintendent, aud
manager of the mines, mill and Smctt.
a. ot th, Sunset Mining aud Smell
ng company st Ccrrilios n, s., wac
q visitor iu the ciy today vlth Pres
ldcnt vs. l.. Stuicy of the comp any,
having assumed run charge trr the
company of the operations a. Cerrii.
los Mr. schwsrz IN said 10 bv one OF
the most experienced mill aud smen.
~ men IN the business,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
I,uprri ~. Nngcn,.

Rupert n. Nugont. 80 yar. o,d
died here saturday ,1niuE. lyll""
% severe attack ct rheumatism ut IA"
heart MrF ezra e. Nugcut. ut Ne.
nus. Torrance county arrived bet.
shortly after his death ~
vuS taken tu Venus Yesterday. Nh,rr
burial viii take place
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

More gold was mined Ia South T..
kutd last year than n auy year slI"-
that stat, began to produce the pr".
Viuuv metal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Alfalfa mn SAYS,

- ~Y IDEE is that It
Hucria gifts sassy
NN about having Slot
~ MadcrO when lnll
- - TAFT warned him
not to: and II they
kiii Ambassador Wilson more
than once; aud " Diaz doesn't
mind Uncle sans order not 10
do anything that he Was told not
20. and n the Fourth of March
gets here pretty soon and 10
General Zapata hits Woodrow
Wilson on the wrist and u Ne
don't get cold feet aud u things
gifts any worse and " we've got
soldiers enough. u begins 10
look ~ " these United states
ain't going 90 Intervene until
the situation demands u. That's
what ! gather from readin the
papers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Local WEATHER report
for "a hours ending ut \ a. m.
February Maximum tenn.
perature. O. degrees. minimum.
90; range. 90; at a. M. SO;
southwest winds: clear.
Things Doing Tonight.
Royal Ncighbors meet az 1850
"a Odd Fellows ball
Regular meeting of Mineral
lodge, Knights Of Pythias
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

lh' Russian empire has .jH.IoI
miles pi rivers. lakes aud canals. OF
which about t7s,57O miles are na,t.
gable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

% has taken a NebrasKa farmer 20
discover iha. hogs viii thrive and
grow Goo Goa thut much dsspi' I'd weed.
purlrN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
Diamonds

Money spent in Diamonds Is
money well invested.
Diamonds advance regularly
in price about Is per cent a
year.
What better investment can
you findl
You have the pleasure OF
both spending and saving your
money at the same time, incl
dentally owning one Of the
rarest gems Of earth.
You can buy a big Diamond
of us with absolute assurance
Of receiving value for your
money.
We sell them on the square.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
The Weather
iOO0-iSis

FuRECAST--LOcsi snow IN
north portion tonight and Tues
day ard In south portion to-
night OF Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

machln, 10 count bauh nut,s
from q pile and register the total
amount has been patented by Noc
fork mal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24

Our BET Is that he win be
predicting snow on the Fourth
OF July.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
JusT RECEIVED

Most attractive line o. foFeign suit
Pau~rns, inciBding tine very neaest
Of Engilsii nirdinm weights ailh cloths
fvF spring wear.
j. g, GiEla1Z,
N. z. Armlio isailding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
'ew Motor Car Numbers

Nv motor were registered AZ The soc-, ~ ++,s
{es past week Gu 'ie Secre'ry OF s1a0e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
AMERICAN SKIES
IN EXPORT FIELD

Amazing as have been some Of the
American automobile values. when an
nounced in the foreign market, there has
been no sensation OF recent years similar
10 that attendant on the advent In the
export market OF the modern American
light Six
In Europe. Australia. South America
and South Africa. as well as the Orient,
| Skies have formerly been regarded as
me prerogat!ve OF the extremely wealthy.
In European countries, Skies" have been
the vehicle OF royalty and have been al
| most exclusive In price.
! We have received some amusing let
ters from our dealers abroad. following
their receipt Of thelr first shipments OF
sizes sizes: says Eore!gn Sales Manager
Many OF them are, too. from dealers TO
hcation and technical details. Apparently
We have knocked the props from under
all their established IDEAS Of automobile
Our distributors In Peru made uss Of
their first SIX in playing a rather cruel
practical Joke on their competitors in
Lima, EIna,os most OF whom represent lines OF
They removed the name plate and
hub caps from the car and placed II In
solitary majesty on their floor. Then
let them go over the car thoroughly In
'' What do you think Of IT, asked
Senor Pancarvo: our representative.
They all talked II over and agreed
that: with It's electric lights starter and
horn. its large tires immaculate finish.
siH-pa sseneer body and six cylinder mo-
tor, the car must be priced somewhere
around 1900 l!bras. $4,000
When the jury had rendered this de-
cislon. Slsnor Pancarvo produced the hub
caps and name plate. and put them into
place. This opened the eyes OF several
OF the wiser ones. who knew of the Stu
deoaker Six and had heard OF its vogue
In the states.
when they realized that they had
been stung into putting so high figure
on a car which they knew Pancarvo
Bros. would sell at a price below most
of the 'Fours they themselves were
ha ndllng, some Of them broke into loud
lamentations. while others covered their
confusion by heading thirsty process
sion TO the nearest 'Posada'N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
|lDEs N
BUSINESS

Tie last few weeks
af Motor Supply com
sty, Andy G. Bays, expert
~ department., declares
~ business in this ter.
zsig in wonderful jumps,
k., connected with the
|,c,uy q. its various
x:;1s. the west for some
.ti position TO get q gen.
y Spply business OF the
~ ed Of the automobile
Is N. Bays. "is one OF
Eri branches today. Ow.
10 list Salt Lake is the
IN territory, MI its own,
abe 10 develop an i'm.
lF,es. II is no longer
1, automobile owner 10
t,l be NAV wish to use
b trn has a stock suh.
y 81 bis wants. This
= supply house n neces-
= hs automobile dealer,
rss tee dealer that his
gwen PROMPT attention
ik as well as the serv.
y 'hs man who sells a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
AND GOOD ROADS

PHOTOGRAPHS four of the the cornDn floral pa
ode last thursday evening At the Mayor greeting Wizard
and Queen at Eagle Cate their ghnesse automobile furnished by
the R0ndaDdd Auto Company Belw order mentioned are the prize
thinning Bute Ford ownd by Sandord second prize car
PeArrow entered by the Tom Boter COMPANY and the first
honorable mention Cadillac by the local agency of the concern the
representing the landing of Cadillac
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
BOOSTING BETTER
ROADS MOVEMENT

Inc setting aside each year of one
VI TWO days for the purpose Of appro-
pt'aling money or labor to the cnuse
u y, good roads, says Manager J. c.,
eoy Iey OF the Goodyear Tire & Rubber
v,Jhm:'pahy, sis a fitting suggestion.
MI, Ih,leh, II carried out, will aid mater,
S mar IN promoting The good roads move.
10; Governor O'Neil of Alabama cer.
he s hlt the nail on the head wheu
t;oi W. included this in recent proclama.
''on' says Mr.. Riley. ''If every state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
FINAL FAIRGROUNDS
PROGRAMME GIVEN

More than $500 people were at Lib
erty park yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the final Fairgrounds programme
of the season. It was one Of the most
successful yet held. Two silver cups, of
fered by Commissioner of Parks George
D. Keyser, were contested for by the
children. The winner Of the cup for
the boys was Joseph Reese Miss Etna
Steele was the winner of the girl s
trophy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
6llD', S
REPORT
J r,.'ii's Travel Has
4. Of During the
st Week

r.z ps hfs s.o.as, ., Ist'n, IN
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