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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Made Special Audit.

Mr.. Green was employed BY N
last May after the special audlto'
ployed for the annual statutory q
all city books had recommends
cial audit OF the special assess1a
counts.
The report fled yesterday shos
since 1892 the property owners mY
assessed for public !mprovemenu
tai gum of So, ,056, 6,727.7S on 4S9 p
improvem ents OF all sorts. And
amount 81, 406. .414.27 has not ben
lected yet. Following Ia a staiel
levies, the miles included, IN 80
total amount OF the levy and me
balances:
Paving-Fifty- miles; tola
50. .586. 571.0 unpaid balance. Ns4SI
Curb and gutter-Seventeeu ~.
tai levies. S140,657. 80: unpaid
sT2, 55S-10.
Sewers-153 miles; total leyie4
l10.66: unpaid balance. sS2l 0sa.i>
S!dewa lks-262 miles; total ls'l7
189, ass. 20, unpaid balance, szAl
1t Is explained that on some ek'
the assessments were not suine
cover the actual cost OF the r
on others IL exceeded the cost
latter cases the excess, as m
amounted to slT4,f60. SO. Whlcl
the property owners either m
ments or refunds. and the dencl1
other hand amounted 70 Sll.aH.s
the city had to bear but wnle.
have been assessed against t1s
ouynDrg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
AGED MAN MISSING;
POLICE APPEALED To
Relatives of Charles Weber
Worried; Left Home
Week Ago.

Charles Weber, aged 81 years, Is miss
Ing. He left the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Z. l.. Homan, AT street. q week
ago and has not been seen or heard
from since. He has always been OF
sound mind and his absence is unac-
countable TO members OF his family,
Il am going to take q walk" he told
Mrs. Homan when he left the house.
'I'll be back soon"
Relatives OF Mr., Weber are consider
worried. The matter has been re-
ported TO the police and every effort Is
being made TO locate him. He wore r
stiff hat and dark suit OF clothes when
he was seen last.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Division of Surplus.

These deficits and surplus AM
divided as follows:
Pavjng-DencIt, s3ss.Sa; surp's
or II. "A
Curb and gutter-Dehcit
surplus, si.ls7.59. ee.
Sewers-Delcit, ss.5sS.es'
sidewaiks-Dehcit. ss.sss.o1;
s34. .o53.52 A.,
The total surplus has been ns
the theory that the entire uh
ance OF s1.40e. i14,2T viii % (
and with the further reserSsssuvs> -,
65S % on sewer extension 20"
not yet been completcd. .Ss
II is suggested that many o.
ing SURPRISES In old sewer e1'e,~
Incorrect because OF the oh
which the city could only ass< -
foot for sewers, whereas the 80
times ran as high as ~ ~,
difference had 10 be borne y s.
and was probably paid OUT
eral fund. Green says. An lnss,
OF this possibility Is reconti',sIsst reconn ssst
such is found 70 be the case ,,,s1
credits be given for the SUI
city's sewer and street IunI -
Concerning the use OF tSs tnS
fund for the purchase OF ian,srt iant
delinquent special mpro,sss IL
the auditor recommends tason7<
be invested more adfai''shs hs 90
that a special department troSn D
the contingent fund 10 10 .d ad
tax purchase furds; sI.i /.
The auditors report wiIi ,r5 -
this morning az q
the recommends tons cohcU
hnnpht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
-ASSESS|NENiS
TOTAL s174,4a)I
Auditor Finds Amour. /.
r'ed on City Book. for s..
cial Assessments.
EXPERT MAKES REpoI
Attachments and Refund. 5
commended; No Ind;e,,;.
of Graft Discovered.

Thst salt Lake City has or !.
fund books excess assessmon,. -
ciat improvements coyerIn. W
twenty years amounting - ,.e
which should he refunded or ,n'. 49,
the case may be. is shown in ~. +
OF II. II, Green. special ava,s
ployed to audit special asses.
counts which was filed with =
commission yesterday.
or the total excess amo
shown 10 be on hand as su-nIo.
the treasury a total OF 81 oio =, +
should be refunded 10 prons,.s
This total represents cash n.,d W.
erty owners In excess Of so,u.
the Improvement. o'ual o'|
he excess assessment otha~ !,
$4,000. So surplus has grove w.,
period OF more than twentv v1'
represents differences ~, ys-@
amount OF assessment on Imn,sn
and the actual cost OF ihn.tp
ments. these differences moi h.
erly checked off on The ,rk yunk
books In the auditors and pvsl 'r
offices Mr. Green Recommend ~
excess assessments be d,scon..,s ~
abatement OF assessments moi y
paid and by proper Checking "a
counts on the city books. ana y
mends further that changes he
the system OF accounting and ~
in these funds so as to elin,s-.
difficulty in tile future,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
DENVER TO INITIATE
SALT LAKE METHODS
Plan Of Display Used for Utah.Made
Products by Chamber of
Commerce Adopted.

The fame of the Utah Manufacturers
association and the chamber of com.
merce method of displaying Utah-made
products in the Vermont buildino has
spread to Denver, and the Denver
Chamber of Commerce plans to initiate
Salt Lakes methods, according to a let
ter received yesterday by D. II. Collett
from Thorndike Dcland, secretary of
the Denver organization. The letter
stated that as it had been decided TO
institute an exhibit room in Denver
similar TO that in the local chamber of
commerce, information as 70 the prices
Tor space, nature Of exhibits and sys
tenn of showing visitors was desired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
CIRCULAR ISSUED ON
THINNING APPLES
Instructions Valuable to Horticultur-
lists Issued by DR.. L. D. Bachelor
Of Experiment Station,

"Thiuning Apples" is the subject of
circular issued yesterday by the ex-
pertinent station of the Utah Agricul-
tural college. which contains instruc-
tions valuable TO the horticulturists of
the state. 1t was written by Dr. Leon
d. Bachelor, the experiment station
horticulturist
DR.. Batchelor introduces his subject
by explaining the necessity of thinning
70 produce fancy apples. He continues
with detailed Instructions regarding the
ties Of commercial apple trees.
Copies of the circular, No. u, can be
secured upon application to the expert
ment station at Logan, Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
WEBER COUNTY PLANS
TO EXHIBIT PRODUCTS

or the fourteen letters sent ont n
month ago by u. F. Collett. secretary OF
the chamber OF commerce TO as many
counties I'm the state urging them TO
only one BROUGHT a reply A letter was
received yesterday from j. David Lar
son. secretary OF the Ogden Publicity
bureau. saying that his organization
would take up the matter OF a rroper
Weber county exhibit in the near future
During the National Education associa-
ton convention a number OF large pho
tographs were sent 10 the chamber OF
commerce by Mr. Larson. These are
DOW on display and Will be placed In
tho Weber county exhibit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
SEEKS CHANGE IN
STREET CAR TRACKS

The city engineer yesterday sent a rec
ommendeuon 20 the city commission tha I
the Utah Light & Railway company be
ordered TO either move It's track on
Highland Park drive below Twelfth
South street TO the middle OF the street
or else lay double tracks 20 as to make
the tracks conform with the street in
connection with the pavement 20 be
laid.
The engineer points out that at present
the tracks are fivc feet from the west
line OF the street for part OF the dis
tance and Ave feet from the east line the
remainder OF the distance along the drive.
This should be corrected he says be-
fore the drive r. paved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
FORMER PATROLMAN
INSURANCE MANAGER

Frank c. Wire. father O, patroln,an
Lester F. Wire. has returned 10 salt
Lake City 10 make his home here. For
fourteen years M-. Wire has been in the
employ of the Devis-Conty Nursery
tained headquarters al Payctte. Ida. He
has Just taken over the mana cement OF
ne American Casualty company Of
Utah
Mr. Wire was one OF the most popular
and efficient police officers In this CITY
he resigned from the force In 1855 after
eight ycsrs' service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Y. M. c. A. BOYS TO
TAKE LONG "HIKE"

Inder the direction Of Homer l..
IIoisingtou. boys secretary OF The Y NJ
c. a. members or the summer school
classes VIII take hike" from here 10
Brighton between August 4 and 2. The
pan - Tor the boys 10 walk during the
forenoons and camp during the after
moons and nights
Leaving here Monday morning the
young pedestrians will reach Brighton
Tnursday ard camp there THURSDAY
night Provisions and supplies VIII be
carried In wagons. Board will he uro-
Nided at n nominal charge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
GOVERNMENT JOBS
OPEN FOR SEVEN

seven special examinations were an
commission through the money nrJer = 20
paartment OF the Salt Lake CITY nost-
OFFICE. One for chief. office of Infor-
mGeioni mat 1v ~ The department. OF sgricul-
year WIN be held August is, Six viii ha
1.eia august 20 and are for laboratory ala
~ n nor,iculture. which pays s72o a year. a,u
s799 @,o'y ala IN physics. from 5000 20
q year' assistant prepara,or in
paleontology; $50 a month; assIstont ,n g.,
crop rehabilitation. from $50 IN nonn no
., AZ Xear; radio electrician, si.4s dav.
IauIO suD-lnspector, So 70 Sa a H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
OLD SOLDIERS TO SEE
CIVIL WAR PICTURES

Members Of the G. A r. IN tho state
viii be the guests OF the Rex theater
naCenent next week 10 yiew ,ba
moving pictures OF notable civil war
events. Monday night the old soldiers
VIII sec a reproduction OF Shermau's
march 10 the sea Tuesday night the
battle OF Gettysburg viii be shown. In
vitotions have been extended to the q
y r. men through Captain OehIer. de-
pa-tmeur comma nder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
ATTEMPTS
TO END LIFE IN JAIL

William Wolf. a German. 30 wears OF
age, attempted suicide IN the boys ward
OF the city jail at an early hour yester-
day morning by hanging himself 10 the
bars OF his cell with suspenders The
man is thought TO be insane He was
brought from Wendover Monday by Dep
u;y Sheriff William MiekeJohn and was
taken TO Tooele yesterday afternoon. He
prisoners after he had almost accom-
pl.shed his purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
EXPENDS 100000
FOR ELECTRIC CARS

". c. Orem, president OF the Salt
Lake & Utah railroad. the company
building the electric line 20 Payson. yes
terday returned from the east. where he
expended 800 600 for cars and equip
neut-
Each car win be sixty-one feet long
and will seat sevsnty-.our persons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Drug Company Bankrupt.

Creditors Of the Utahna Drug conpanv
o. Ogden. yesterday filed q petition in the
- nnitsd states district court. asking that
.le crSfg company be declared benkrlpt
Ibe petition was signed by Representa-
sves OF Frederick Stevens ana company
MARCUS Ward company. 4 l. Reed som
gany. Startup Candy cosnpauy The
tiuylers company. and the Og,lcn state
hank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Everything Accounted 70,

The report declares thai a.
checking OF thousand OF accounts
books shows that all money. 4,
have been duly accounted for a.,
accuracy to the property ownep,
this point IT says:
am pleased to STATE h,-,
that after the necessary ~.
checking OF thousands Of acsc-
no evidence has deysloued irt>
ing other than that ali monsr
ceived has been duly accounfst
10 the city and the properly h.
ers.
Owing 70 the long period Of Gin
Ing which the excess assessmsni,
accumulated and the distribuiIon
amount over so extensive an ara :
proved territory, the auditor recDu~
that no refunds be made save In
erty owners who demand II ana f
receipt FOR the assessment paid n
Any other method would lead IA
fusion and disputes. he points oq|
1t Is figured that the ayeraee
assessment on iS9 miles OF ImpmI
is 3l.5 cents per front foot Tor
and 81 cents foot on sidewalk
erS and curhs This being IN
NIt bbiAtllJSElsN oT IGlIflus 10 lF1'
property owners would be 20 "a
many instances as TO hardly Il
any steps in that direction, accof|
the auditor. who recommends thai
funds or attachments be made unie
excess assessment amounts 10 moI1
. cents per front foot OF the m.
involved. Otherwise the cSpensso ol
ing the abatement or refund 8o1.
greater than the amount would 81
ii is pointed out,
Among the large abatements
mended by the auditor are the Z
ing:
United States postoffce. if7fm
paving; Salt Lake board OF edu
Sl15s 80 for sewer; state OF Utah.
sidewalks; state of Utah, si9{
walks; Frank B. Stephens. sl0S
walks. These amounts are on e
ments not yet paid In full and
sufficient surplus cash In each at
to cover the attachments recomm&/
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Searching for 500

Mrs. II. 4. Mathis OF r
Is searching for her son, n sln
who was last heard IRON, .d.r IA n
In letter received tbai
Tribune, Mrs. Mathis say hsarirf
greatly distressed By NOT IA s.
her son. who IL % YEAR hor D
her address as postonlee
Gadscn. Ala,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Greek Fined S25,

Stephen Brost!kas. a Greek. who spen,
Monday night In the county iail rather
than allow $50 bail TO be taken out o,
the $50 found in his pockets after his
arrest was found guilty by Justice F. NJ
Bishop yesterday on a charge OF ashing
without license. The Greek had the
sa tisfaction OF payig only s25 hne. but
half the amount demanded for bail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-30
Sheep Ranges Good

,,tS. sheep ranges are IN oxceue,.
s,a,n sonn'uon, according to A. A. Callister
refnyp.,d eommissioner. who has lust
principal ranges sumo OF the
The Dolores star., 1913-09-19
NMejWOMAN
1'''e1~ RRyO1
N ZeIZyNe
ME2N COe miles, Rk9y
~ 800 $3.50 eas.uv Mn0aeu U1zH Ra6rIM M-Ey
d0 Ndzz7D If LL2zHeS
dx7 NaNz7O IF

Drop that" be reared.
And" pursued Wanda. i've always
admired the machine a lot. too. II does
things In such q businesslike way. But
but, OF course. couldn't really take
money from you. II I tell that mum.
Der It'll Just be because want you To
win. That's all. Just because I want
10 see you win"
That's BETTER" grunted Blake. his
face clearing. You won't be sorry"
You bet ] WON'T" she retorted, and
her young voice was as keen as knife
blade, and as hard. Il won't be on.
bit sorry. And my conscience will bo
clear. It'll be load on my shoulders.
But" she ended, falling back on In.
decision. II must think II over .
while"
"A while!" echoed Blake. "There's
no time to lose. You understand the
situation. I've made II all clear TO
you. II don't get that Woman's name
before the Mullins bill comes up for 0
vote II will be Of no use to me. And
Wen lose. ! must know the name
tonight. l."
"l'll make up my mind tonight" an
swered Wanda graphically. and she
returned to her novel.
Blake glared at her In angry doubt
Before he could speak again, Robert
son came out OF tl0 booth.
Il must be on" said Mark. MY but
Ter says Grace took the train that s
due to reach Washington at eight this
evening. I've no time to waste II I'm
to be at the station when It comes In. :
He hurried on. After second
glance toward the utterly oblivious
Wanda. Blake followed him from the
corridor. Wanda did not look up. Hel
eyes were still bent eagerly on her
book. But the type wac a twisting
blur to her senses. To herself she
was murmuring disjointedly:
His own daughter-Mark Robert
sons wife-Tom's sister! And Jim
Blake moving heaven and earth and Q
Quarter-section Of hell. too, to get her
The Dolores star., 1913-09-19
CHAPTER X.
In the Day Of 0attis.

= IN tN0 OSy " OeVSSs
Ralph vanN,)yke. corporation lawyer,
and the railroads mouthpiece In Wash
inEton. sat by the desk lamp In the
library Of Mark Robertson's Hotel Kes
wick suit, reading-and here and there
altering--several typewriter sheets,
Across the desk from him sat Jim
Blake. cigar In one hand. . telephone
receiver held 10 his ear,
The master Of the machine was not
leading his forces In person tonight.
He seldom did 10. The commanding
generals place 10 on . convenient
hilltop: not In the vulgar thick Of the
fray. And. for divers reasons. Blake
had chosen his sonln.law's apartment,
on this night. as his hilltop. The tele.
phone admirably nlled for him the dual
roles Of spy.glass and courier. Just
now. he was listening intently TO .
report from Tim Michigan 1t the capi.
toll.
Good old TIM" he broke out after
q moments close attention TO the ~.
celvcr. what dye think OF that. Van
pykei We get the rolLcall."
Good" pronounced Van Dyke.
Glanc!ng up from his reading.
ESTABLISH still In his seatr Queried
Blake into the trsnsmittsr. "YssS
All right. Keep right On with the pro-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisherl
Non Coal Land

Department of ths Interior,
u. y. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
september iO,i. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that William kuenz.
lyiO, made homestead application Serial No,
u.s,ass. for Lots s and 4, and on March tth, Iyii
tiled additional Hid. application Serial No.
y north range 10 west. N N Y Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to make final 3 year
proof, to establish claim to the land abo,e
described, before John J. Dowuey, Judge OF Tia.
County Court OF Monte<uma county, Colorado,
at cortez, Colorado, ON the nth day VI o tober
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Edwin 5. Porter, John A. Hawk. William &,
Waller aud Bert Brigham, all II Lewis, Colora.
do.
a. II. CHAaLroS, Register.
First pub sept 10 1913; last pub Oct 2. iyig
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPubiisiier.I
Ntpu puI Land

Depa rtm.nt 81 the Interior,
U. \, Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
september %, 1919.
Notice 10 hersby given that Omar H. Ellis, 81
made homestead Application No. 1851, Serial
Va. otS<s for " of v W land n va 81 n W.
section 10, and y u sof y W 4 section 10. Town.
ship q Rang. Id W, Y Meridian, has
fled notice 81 Intention Ia make final i've ysat
prod, To establish Claim To the land above
described. b-iorc !. J. Do~ney, oaniy Judge,
at Gortss, a0iorsdo, on the 18th day of Octob.r,
1913
Claimant name. a. witnesses:
q. 7. Lesseii, u, u. l..asell, J. a. bishop, and
!, A. Mcturry, all 81 Lebanon, Colorado.
u. ". CMAkLrOS Register.
Fir-t pub sept ~, last pub Oct u, 1913.
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A Lion In q Rabbit Teap.

A Lien In . Rabbit Trap.
Mark hurried into the nearest tele-
phone booth. Wanda stared after him.
In scared fascination. Her face had
turned oddly white.
"Ons-o-o-one." she repeated to
herself, dassdly. - she mechanically
3ottsd down the number on her pad
Nov them" Jim Blake was de-
manding At her elbow. you and I will
settle this thing. my girl. ! want that
number"
But" she pleaded.
you've got . bit Of knowledge that
" nssd-and need ID bad. A
Bit Of knowledge we've got to have
and mean to have. Understand that!
And what we've got to get. we get.
Now. 10 Il fight or not' VIII you take
the money I've offered you or will you
run your silly young head into tho
hottest bunch Ut trouble . girl ever
met WITH which1i II bs' Speak
,out!"
I'll don't know. TN disgrace the
tweman. won't II. II I teil'"
"itll smash you II you don't! What
10 Il 10 you II she's dissracsd or mott"
That's co." purrsd Wanda. suddenly
recovering her shattered nerves.
what 10 Il TO ms-or TO you'll she's
- destroyed. 90 long a. the machine
vinsi And n'd be perfectly terrible
+ e the machine shouldn't win. Now
veuidnt ~"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublish.rJ
Nont;oal Land.

Department Of III. Interior.
4, y. Land Office at Durango, dorado.
September ". 1913.
Notice IL hereby given that 1of.nzio Gal. Of
Lewis, Coierado. wlio on March =. 1919. made
prcompsion d.ciaratory statement, serial No.
0IzS, Tor the northeast quarter VI s.ction W.
tosu.hip ~ nottli, range u west. n y meri.
dian. has died notice III intention tsl made final
pra-smpti0n pros.f. To establish claim to the
land aboy. dsscr,t,ssi, before thu Register and
Receiver II the Gated states land office, al
Datsnso tolorssip, On the 18th, day VI October,
1915.
Claimant names rs Witnesses
AbfshlsW l.. BANTER, Ofsil hates, John n,
Srhaaf abd n. v. Marshall, all IL Lewis, Colo
RADIO u. ". cBAkLros, Register.
First pub sspt ", last pub oct "a, isis.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
tPublisher)
Non ,oal Land

non 'pul Lana
Department Of the Interior,
US Land Otiice at Durango, olorsdo.
september nth, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Drank Syman,
wiioss past office address 10 Arrioia, olorado,
did, on the i2th day Of March, isIs file la this
otilcs Sworn statement and Application, No,
0tSH, y purchase tine IS Et VI Section II,
rownselip 5, North, Range 10 West, n N y
Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the
provisions Of the act 81 June :. ISIS, and acts
am.ndatury known as the 'rimber aud stone
Law" al such value as might be fixed by ap'
prniresnent, and that, pursuant to such sppli.
cation, the land aud timber thereon have been
appraised, the timber estimated 20.0OD boa I'd
feet At $50 per Al, and the land SOUD; that
said applicant will offer final proof In support
otshis Application and sworn statement on the
- day OF November, 1914 before John j
ID ,wuey, Judge OF the ounty q, ur % Mont. .
zaina County, Colorado, at Cortek, colorado.
Any PERSON Is at liberty to protest this pur.
chase before entry, or initiate q contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing a corrob.
GRATED affidavit IN this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
q. II. CHARLTON. Register.
First pub sept 10; last pub Nova, 1919.
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street. with dying mother stories and
getting nickels from EN-. And sven
- lately ~ twenty-five ysars aso,
Whist was I but . Chicago city clerk
nakns an honest living BY keeping
NJ eyes shut and my palm opsns"
Dad" complained Tom. Il can't
nahe you out! You always seem 70
taksla savage delight In rubbing In
the fact that everything we've got We
owe to graft"
well" asked Blake. pushed. don't
VET II we don't owe Il to graft, what
do We owe Il to. I'd like To know"
TO change the subject. dad" broke
In Tom, I've been making some
plans"
Have, hey," queried Blake ~
though listening to the prattle Of .
somss hat backward child Of six. such
~ what. for instanceg"
well" answered Tom, trying mot
to show his Irritation at Blake's tons.
.I-the fact isl want to get mar.
Red"
"The blaxes you do, Is that . beast
or . confession9"
RI don't quite understand you" said
Tom stiffiy.
Il mean" began his father. II mean
oh. never mind all that, Who's the
giri,'
ITO be continued.l
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisher.)
Non Coal Land

- - Depa rtment of the Interior.
US. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
september ". 1919,
! Notice h hereby given that sophy Durchhols.
mad. Homestead Application Serial No. U2sSs,
TOR the s2s2N W t,s2S2N Et and the .
NJ ~ section y. Township ~ North. Range
Is West, N ~ r Meridian, las filed notice ot
intention IN make final Syear proof, 10 e.tsb-
fish claim Ia the land above describe, before
john NJ. Brami~s, Clerk of the District Court
Tor Montexums County. Colorado, at Cortez,
Colorado, on the 9th day of October, 1913,
Claimant names a% witnesses
Arthur Waldron, Herbert purchholx, William
Brumley and Douglas Forbes, all Of Dolores,
Colorado.
u. n CHARLToS, Register.
First pub sept ". last pun Oct ~ iyi3.
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name for . campaign scandal II
sive It to him. guess q big part Of
fathers debt To the machine will b.
paid on. If"
"Iiello!" called Tom, crossing the
corridor from the dining room. What
are you reading, BY the way YOU
stare At that book II must have all the
best sellers looking like the Congress
sional Record. What's II abouty'
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him.
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trap for q rabbit-and caught 4 lioI
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