The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

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r "traiIcr" for thc green
,oods man who rented room No
IN Cases tenement had hao
u "a work TO do for the last few
"a was cursinc his luck in CON
I.an
,,s entirely too young to curse
\ hrd never been told so, ard
81 o imperfect bad his training
n, he had never been told not
hrsthiug as long as it pleased
/. b Do it and made e1istence any
L. i.snble.
lr,m beer told when he was very
H., k,fore the man and woman who
n kovght him into the world had
.an.a. uot TO crawl out on the hre
r4 b;cause he might break bis
H. md later, after his father had
bla Of Hcgelman S slip into the
|srm while very drunk, and his
~, had been sent to the penitcn
H. ,pr grand LARCENY, he had been
klM to let the police catch him
|.f.gupder the bridge.
IrA these two exceptions he had
Ia I'D 10 do as he pleased, which
Ee, yery mockery Of advice, as he
|pEe about as well able to do as he
as3 IS is any one who has TO beg
IA VIVA, he eats and has to sleep
hIEar or over the iron gratings
rs cellars and has the officers OF
,iildrer's societies always after
EbDlt him in "home" and make
BIZ "good.''
Sr;ss,' as the trailer was called,
l.gnined no one should ever
> lin 10 he good IL he could pos
f Tt7eut il. And he certainly did
is0i deal to prevent it, He knew
= living 10 be good meant. Some
~ boys who had escaped from the
2 I'd told him al about that. 1t
r vssring shoes and q blue and
r thssk1ed apron, and making
ss'scuel chairs all day, and hav-
~ sash Yourself in big iron tub
"a week, not to speak OF having
s'D about Ike machines whenever
th;y teacher hit a bell. So when
Tsr.goods men, Of whom the
Az Wolfe was the chief,
g @lpes to act as "trailer" for
-Ha quarter of dollar FOR every
s sdadowed, he jumped at the
<A was proud Of the position.
sM should happen to keep q gro
sAe In the country, or TO run
rAgs postoffice, it is not unlikely
~ mow what a goods man
I" III case you don't and have
0Nfe idea as to how he lives,
nnaph Of explanation must be
- iefe for your particular bene-
JIG uen goods is the technical name
III s'Asffelt bills. and the green
send out circulars to coun.
~ over the United States, Of.
IE@ eel them $4,000 worth of
'al money for $500, and case
~, S'acnee, By explaining TO them
. purchasing these green goods
nnftlng no one but the gov
which Is quite able, with It's
pa' 70 stand the loss. They
h'fer which is TO serve their
ss, mark Of Identification OF
vA'n he comes on TO pur.
they give him is in one
aany drug store and cigar
ces ~ which arc scattered
w" iorh, and which con.
sH.. :. "aEe vice and crime go
k.s.s "s eVil they do cannot be
n H.al
Ie 81. 'oui' lost or dollars stolen.
~ Az @ from the countryma D
aa. u'aiers IN green goods as
fk Sppoiut an interview with
Au In rooms they rent for
a.. and II they, on meeting
N sa,nS he IS still in earnest
u a. ac''etlve or officer in dis.
@ppont still another inter.
hi : aoid later in tho day in
Ss Nom Of some saloon.
>&s,s eorntrymau is watched
~. :, ne day from tho moment
,,., ae s iirst meeting place until
b ,saa. .' saioon. II anything
fL leads the man whose
Hlm~S - follow him, or the "trail
ki,' profession call it, to be
ed'., :. detective, he finds wher
az tho saloon that there i:
feys,s 1--we him. But If The
". On. aksn to another saloon
aO't appointed. which is
u. tS,.ro't ~o't respectable place, bu,
II, rhss o"n private little rem
2 srs,l .,,. he is robbed in anv o,
s pu,ro- ietent why's best suiteC
'erv rcod trailer. H,