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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

Salt Lake City; Fair Friday and Saturday.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake City.
March Is, 1913.
Highest temperature today, 81 degrees: hghns,
In this month since 1874 n lowest lost night, SO:
mean temperature for today. rs; normal, 40: nc
cumuIatod oxccss since tho first OF tho month.
13: accumulated deficiency since January 1. 10 de-
BIocB.
Relative humidity at q. today SO per cent:
relative humidity at p. m. today WAS 70 per
cent
Total precipitation for tho twenty four hourB
ending at G p. m. 10 OF an inch: total for thin
month 10 date. ,e2 OF inch; accumulated OK
ccss for this month 10 date. 10 Of inch. totnl
precipitation since January 20 date, AL inches
accumulated deficiency since January l. .o8 OF an
.uch. ...
Sun Iises at s:41 and sets at 63s. March n. 1ol3,
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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TALKS SUGAR FACTORY.
e. ~. Coomos Tells Sprnevitie Farmers
More OF Cooperative Plan,
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
SPRINGVILLE. March he. y
Coombs. partner OF Ward Dsrley In the
cooperative sugar factory plan. ad-
dressed 200 farmers here today on the
subject OF building plant hero. Coombs
Is en- route to California. where ne and
barley propose TO erect several factories.
Coombs told the farmers that prominent
California financiers were backing them
and that all the farmers here need 10 do
IL to get the contracts for the required
acreage.
The committee recently appointed 10
solicit contracts for 1913 reported that
they were meeting with considerable sue
cess. II seemed To be the consensus OF
opinion that the acrease could 5e guar
entccd. Between 5000 a ld t0g0 acres will
be required. according totiIIe p5omciers.
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PROBATE AND cuARoTANsuip
,ta NOTICES.

slggers~ ~, for, for fnTthsr iptorma ton, =
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
: =iriatter of the estate OF Charles Ram'
ley, saoceased;5-Notice, to creditors.
Creditors will present claims, wiz
vouchers TO tile undersigned at the Peal
dence of Andrew II. Baeley, IN East. NH
Creek. Salt Lake county state OF Iyta ~
on or before the 9Th day OF January iaIa
Dated March G. 1913
.se ANDREW II. BAGLEy
- GRANT G. BAGLEY.
rtrst oub.Ica don Msroh G.. iSis' ,Soo
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s. P. Surgeon Visits Ogden.

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March iS.-Dr. F. X. Ainsvorih. clief
surgeon OF the Southern Pacific company with
headquarters IN San Francisco, was visitor In
Ogden today. As tho guest of DR.. r. s. Joyce.
local plysioIan Tor tho railroad company. he WIS.,
stcd the Dec Memorial hospital. whero Southern
Pacific employees arc treated The CHIEF sur
Eeon pleased with conditions at the local
Institution This afternoon Dr. Ainsworth con-
,inucd his trip east In the private car "Caii-
Iornia."
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Idaho Company Successful.


SpeElaT TO TIC TriDuhc.
OGDEN. March 13.-Thc city cnmrissoners In
special meeting this afternoon recommended that
tho contract FOR furnishing the stecl snpers,ruc-
turc to be used IN the Joint bridge ever. ths
wober r.ver at Thirteenth street be awarded to
The Idaho Bridge company. Tho pliers For this
bridge are being placed by the Rambcrger COM
pauy undcr a Joint arrangement with Ogden
city.
Tho bids received by City Engineer H. j..
Craven FOR the steel work wcrc follows: Idaho
Bridge company, ssaii. United States Bridge
company, s3ST0 Midland Bridge company. 5000;
Minneapolis Steel company. 1854; James J. Burke
Co. &sTs. Dlodgett Construction company.
$500: c. 5. Flahc-, S4c7o.
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NOTICE OF 4 ,MzNpMenr.
Western Loan G. JSayIG,s con,,,

,Western toaI Savings compar.
journed SESSION ot the annual @ i retins
oi western EIo9p & Savings cGpany.
70 be held ~ ip office OF the cnPany.
No. 10 Easi Fir South steel, 81 Lake
CITY, utaE 81 Monday. the II Gay OF
April, isf.,as ,,a aght o'clocA .. Of said
Gay tX.!o sins resolution amend
the ar%hes 3ncorporatior csalo COM :
pr by @ll ct Introduced. cafioered and
voted upon, ,yit:
Resolyed, "a article on Of the ar
ticles ne .lnf Grafton or Vstern Loan
t naSlnssl hrnoany he az tbe sam
hereby iso hinged by sui itmtif1g the
word T-pIili 3oratior the wd, savings
IN the fcoiF (. aTtipame, OF 81 company.
So that sal % as one as a II amend
: Article Know n roI,,n, IN fshaR be
cnlied ana 'e RuiiJi,V the pa OF West-
ern Eoe!.l ,.onstdery eompar Z
And TOR ~ Or s,,band vnt upon any
aincndmeY bGgi;e"n r. ,,;.s !erefor q nd
suc9 otne - il,ay ome before
'f TliiS 'iip ~ psiaarress r ssige5 anssid business
.will be . "a or dircintu'suanSo an order
or lie b2 w. aIt f1.s.9g,s
. w'HfTiE. Fsss5aen' seeae!srv
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WANTED,
wanted-Male Help

IllSTLE>Ho6iEib MMN WANTED FOR
the u, g. marine. crops, between tine
or have frat papors. Monthly pay Si5
to s6s Additional compensation possi-
bic. Food. clothing. quarters and med ss1-
ice can retire with 70 per cent OF pay and
allowances. Service on hoard ship. and
ashore in all parts of tho world. Apply
at IT, S. Marine Corpa Recruiting OfYicc.
a East 2nd South ST., Salt Laf-e City.
Utah. rozo
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Public Invited to Exhibition.


OGDEN. March I3-Scyrral hundred Invitations
have bean mailed from tho cffIco of the board OF
education 10 ctiE"ns OF tho city asking ,hom 10
vlinoss the exhibition drjil by tho Ogden hig,
school c1actS ot tho school auditorium next Fri
day evening Wbilc Invitations have boan son,
out. Superintendent !. -. Mills dcslros Il UNDER
stood hat the invitation IL general and Includs4
Ill fc-ld-nfn of Inc -
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More Elk Arrive.

The second consignment of elk from
the Jackson hole country to Utah ar
gon Short Line and the fine ioolking an-
iuals were placed on exhibition until
dark near TIC freight depot on West
FIRST South street. This morning the elk
Will be transteTl ed 20 the Denver a. Rio
Gra1de roaG and shipped 20 tie Mount
NcbD reservation fcr ,disiriout!nn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
sunday-school Union Meets.

Special TO Tne Tribune. 81. e
OGDEN. March 13.-Profcosor Henry Peterson
principal Of tho Ogden high school has been an
ncuuccd rs The chief speaker NJ union ms,tinY
Of tho Weber stake sundaT school toscheny mex,
SUNDAY afternoon The mo 'ting VIII be held In
Tho Weber academy auditorium At 2:so o'clock
In addition 10 the high school principal. Edwin
q Woolloy and Joseph Cannon of tho genera
sunday school bosrd VIII speak, 'fhcro are four
teen Sunday schools In The stake. tho teachers
numbering about 800.
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To Cooperate on Garden Plan.

Special 60 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN March B.--At meeting OF the Ogden
publicity bureau directors today committee,
consisting ot r. E Bristol. o. j. Sulwel aud
Carl Rasmussen. was selected TO cooperate with
the Tcnguc OF Good Citizenship regarding tho pro-
posed school gardens c. A Wright, A. p. Bisc
low and r. E. Bristol will take up the matter OF
securing copyrights for photographs owned by the
bureau. Tho directors did not take up tho ques-
tIon OF daLos for the proposed spring festival
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Railroad Notes,

George II. Baker. travelling passenger agent for
the Missouri Paclfic-Iron Mountain with head
quarters in Denver, WAS visitor in Salt Lake
City yesterday.
traffic for tho Missouri Pacific and the Dcnvor
& Rio Grandc. With headquarters in 81. Louis
VIII be In Salt Lake City today on his return
from trip 20 tho Pacific coast,
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Spencers Go TO Los Angeles.

OGDEN. March 1s.-Mrs. II. II. Spencer to-
So,hcr With her dnughtes. Mso A W. Walker. and
son, Ernest Spencer, departed on the Los Angeles
Lispltcd today for San Diego. Cal. Ernest Spencer
hada planned TO engage IN business in that city
whom he summoned borun BY The death OF hig
brother. II. II. Spencer. Jr Nrs. Spencer and
Mn. Walker viii remain III southern California
until tho health OF the former hag improved.
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Students Visit Police Court.

Special 20 Tue Tribune
OGDEN March 13--Tho regular session OF the
police court hg morning attended by the
members OF tho Ogden high school repior closs
This class is engaged In the study of United
Stntcs history and civil government and tho stu
dents will bo called upon 10 investigate every
department OF tho clty's government While Mt
the city building the students made tour OF
inspection through the city Jail. Later tho clnss
Will attend meeting OF the city commssioners.
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just Out of Jail; in Again.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. March Is.-Frank Woods, who told
Judge W. H. Reeder that he Ind juHt eompleted
foriy-fivc- day sentence In the Salt Lake City
isli pcnteuced 10 sixty days In tho local
jail the charge of petty larceny Woods
arrested by Special Officer william Richardson
Tuesday night while attempting to ael pair of
trousers which ore believed to bave been stolen.
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Alexander Muirbrook Dies.

SpccIaI 70 The Tribuhe.
OGDEN. March B.-AlcEauder Muirbrook. aged
67 yearr, died at the homo OF his Hon. Alexander
MufrbrooI. Jr.. in WarTcn Inst night, death being
duo TO tuberculosis. Bonn IN Glasgow. Scotland.
January 2s, 1876. Mr. Murbrook had boon resi-
dent OF Utah for the past thirty years. He is
survived by the wife and several chfldren, Tho
body removed 10 The I4arkn undertaking
rooms aud will be scnt to Tooele Utah. the for
mcr homo. for lntcTmcnt.
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Plan More Water Mains.

sprTlaT
OGDEN. March i3.-Tu preparation for the e4-
tensivo Improvement work 10 bo prosecuted by
th. city watcrworks department during tho conn
ing scssod. 1900 feet OF aix-inch pipe with tho
necessary fittings arrived in tho city today from
eastern factories. Foreman D. @. Taylor states
tina, work tho many extensions granted by tho
commissioners Will be started soon ae tho
Seathc. becomes favorable.
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Globe Circling Party in Ogden.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 15.-Tbe first special car tou--
inc party OF the season passed through pgdeu
today route vest oyor the Southern Pacific
after arriving tho Rio Grands II wus q
Raymond Whtcomh party. many OF which are
on route around tho world. According TO local
saIlrona officials. IL Is seldom tha. touring
party makes the westward trip 30 early IN tho
sopgoc
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omcers File Bonds.

spccinI 70 Tho Tlibnbe.
OGDEN. March 13.-Thc bonds Of new offlcer1
for the Perry Irrigation company wero filed with
County Clerk 5. G. Dye today. The offIcer5 are
rs follows: George a. BRADSHAW. president and
director: 5. " Ferry. vioo preSident.an director;
". |. Underwood, socretary aud treasurer. James
r. Slater and Adoiph Lsyman, directors.
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WANTED
whted-Female Help

cjst.s kl&r,rl DEPARTMENTS. AP-
'iPI-Y sEAD FOR WORK Mt 8 A. ~
AlNI p M. DAILY TROY LAUNDRY,
ia1 sot4EHGTH EAST
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district of I1ah.-
In the matter, OF William r. elliott,
voluntary bankrupt.-Ip bankruptcy,
No; 1876.
TO the creditors OF William R. Elliott
OF Salt Lake City, in the county of Salt
Lake. and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt
Notice IS hereby given that on the 5th
X, Elliott was duly adjudcatcd bank.
Iupt. and that the first meeting OF his
creditors will be held at my office in the
Continental block, Salt Lake City, on
the 2tth day OF March 1912 at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend prove their claims,
Npoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt
ami psact such other business as may
| propcly come before said meetIrs
CHARLES BALDWIN,
bA Referee In RB;ikruptcy
Salt-Iake-c1ty, March ! Z. 1913. r1S44
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6-RooM COTTAGE asa - -
--oo ee2oooole. Phone Wasatcb s q M
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FRw GOOD SOLICITORS. APPLY J
e. Broadway.
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pLAsTERING CONTRACTORS.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PArCH
work speciality. Squre5 Bros, 5ai
So. Main. ro7s
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PERSONAL


LADn5S-SlG00 REWARD; I POSITIVE
ly guarantees my great successful
Monthly" remedy, safely relieves some
of the longest, most obstinate. abnormal
cases In three to five days: no harm.
$50. Double strength, 81. Dr.. B. p.
Southlnston Remedy Co.. Kansas City.
Mo. o15
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WANTED
Miscellaneous

- S~--S-S-s-~~-~o>
OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed: will pay you first-ciass prices, Fish
er 6 Robbins Co.. go w. End South. Wa
satch 5171. e253
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foph 81 ROOMS. 2s1 EAST ,,.
East s,, 'o'ms' modern; os,. so,,,,
22 East aI rlrs, Stotllers hers Loan & r,..
f'S' So ct, wasattss%S
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THREE @ ROOM TERRACE -,
hods eEEe2, heat. With Two A. NODE
p,'d peas "l9 per no. Sch So uisappssi
rIIohe HFland 2l7i-J or W, snd sth b
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UTAH JUNK CO, HIGHEST PRICE
paid for iron, brass. rags, bottles, rub
Der, copper, etc. $40 SO. Attn West. Phone
Wasatch 229. m1S79
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-ONE BUGGY CUSHION AND
blanket. on North Temple or End West.
Return to Hancock Bros, and receive re-
ward. -t. rI221
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Notwithstanding Rooms,
Wanted-To Rent or Lease

SEVEN or EiGHT-ROO UNFURN-
ished modern house. northeast or east
residence section preferred: want house
hy April Address J. Benton Lacgat
Eearns bldg. Phones Wasetch 55Ta or
094S, rlG5S
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sTRoCK's EMPLOYMENT .AtENGY-
Hotel. restaurant and houschol heip.
Headquarters for laboreIl -,
55 West End South. Phi ne f64: 20
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TO DO YOUR UPHoLsTERING AND
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding &
Mfg Co. Phone 383. b202
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FOR RENT
For Rent-House, IT,.

STRICTLY N06Tn-~--~-,Ia
per non,b 200 East 2nd South fss;N.E1
Also ,n, ST.. Hot-eir turnaca strea
On Io strictly modern S.raee. Fl
pie. s27 s27lIsSny so place: 7ao Eos, EIS'i asosss
phones ,, Hot.air furnaes 'ouu
"onss "asatch 50l or so,,
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WANTED LAUNDRY DRiVl rs,
with own outfit preferred. Call M lsos rSg
Laundry. eSoo
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FOREMAN WHO IS HANDY AT ITO.
mobile work; good wages; must nves
at least $1,000 In established b! Hness
which makes large profits. Addres LIZ LIZ,
Tribune ro''
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1T YOU HAVE A HORSE AZ D CART.
or horse. file your appiicati q as car
rier for The Tribune with the ity clrcu-
lation department. Frequent flaEges M.e
creating positions for young men Wpo
want morning routes. Call person Iioo
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING,
60S East Sd South Phone Hyland 1871.
q k1o6a
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WESTERN JUNK &
Metal company. Highest prices paid for
copper. brass. rubber bottles, etc. Phone
Iiyland 23f6- 1914 SO. State st. n2499
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TH9f Can
trim windows and assist on moor
Apply Monday morning, s. WI WOOL :
worth Co., 257 So. Main. Tl9o'
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ANTED-RAILwAY MAIL CIERs|
for parcel post: 800 month; Salt LY
City examinations May 3rd: coacl r.
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. A3'
Rochester. N 7. cpa
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pLEEANr EMPLOYMENT FOR
yo,Br lady ftenographer OF good ap-
nca NE who desires morning Work Only,
rviIi ftst-i.lass local firm. DO not apply.
I,r IN need sll-day work as want 81
ne er1n@snnent mr. employee on halliday basis:
o a 'y-rfbune. 1851
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suits and overcoats at q bargain.
Spielberg Tailoring Co. 81 w. 2nd So.
Ii
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COMPETENT sTENoGRAPHER. WITH
for capable man Address M-s. Tribnpe5
rsf7
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WALLPAPER

wm. 7. kbsn,o,d sTd decorating. va,
'A0''n & Co. ia7 e Z /.
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
~@~~--~~~-~~~>- -~-~~~~~-~~~
DIR, ARTHUR BURROWS oCULIsT
and aurst; spectaoles accurately fitted !;
difficult cases solicited. Rs9a6
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ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
wanted. Tel. Was. 3625. k1O34
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WANTED-MEN TO WEAR Ht IT.
81 hats; no more, no less. Sb e. paS s
way. 40
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BURT's MISFTT PARLoRS BUYS AND
sells secondhand clothing. 2S5 State
Was. b021. 1892
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DANCING LESSONS DAILY. soCIt
Tues. Thurs. Sat. So Postofnce piassss
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies'
high scores. m551
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JAPANESE GENERAL ! tENCY.
Help Of all kinds furnish d. Fnone
Was. 1911, 256 West 1st Sc 1oAo4
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Is,-sriE DISTRICT couRT OF THE
united States tor theAdlstrict Of Utah
V In the matter of j, A. Ekman. invol-
Y uniary bankrupt In Ma nisruptcy, No.
Z 1870. ... -
no the creditors OF j. ANEsrnar, of Sal,
Lake City. IN the county OF Salt Lake.
Notice. is hereby given ttat on the 9Th
day OF March, 1913. the ssld j. A. Elk
man was duly adJudicated mnkrupt: and
that, the first meeting of his creditors
will be held at my office II the Cont
mental ahloclS, Salt Lake City. on the 9a,b
day of'March. 1913, at 1890 ohlock In tho
forenoon, at which time tile said credi.
tors may attend. prove their Sniins, an
potu n trustee, examine the lbankr,Ipt
and transact such other business a "a nns "
properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee in Bsinktuptcy
Salt Lake City. March I3, 1ois. rIs45
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Wanted-To Buy


TO Buy $4,000 WORTH OF 2ND- HAND
furniture and household goods at once
Wssatch1 S6"Ii 1899
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PAINTING p.pE1
satch 1879 ahtced. Phoo. =
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REMOVAL NoTl@
WHERE TO STOP

~o-o.-~----.O-~o-~-~.oS.ce 20 East ~
lincoln HOUSE. 6s ,oc and ~
900 rooms; rates, SSc' 'V'
ern; baths. loc.
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TWO y COMPETENT GIRLS FoR
bonse@ors ono to cook. the othcr Io'
wsshng ironing and cleaning; reteI-
ences required. Phone Wasatch Azog
so7 {2nd ave- rosV
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F'RRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
rieut First Congrega t!onal church: We
gct you position fee OF charge jele, ,
phone 1922. '-H'
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-21

A substitute in medicine is never
for the benefit OF the buyer Never be
pursuaded to buy anything but Fol.
ey's Honey and Tar Compound for
Coughs and colds, for children or Tor
grown persons. 1t is prompt and ef.
fective. 1t comes In q yellow pack
age, with beehive on carton. 1t con-
tains no opiates. Take no substitute
for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
At The ekener Drug Store. adv.
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II any Of our readers have any
idea that they would like to study
law under competent guidance, and
while following their regular pursuits
we would advise that they write for
the catalogue and full particulars Of
TEE SPRAGUE CORRESPOND
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States The expense IL not large and
can be met on the easy payment
plan. adv.
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Airless tires for automobiles. Ride
like air. No inner tubes, no pune
lures or blowouts. Castings Last long.
or and filler can be changed from
old castings to new. Sixteen cars
equipped at Payette Write for book
let. Agents wanted.
Dahl punctureless Tire CO.
adv. Boise, Idaho.
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ANNOUNCE MENT

During the remaining Thursdays d
June, July and August will not, OBJ
serve office hours during the after
noon excepting by special arrange
ment. DR.. w. 4. FRAZIER.
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No person need hesitate to take
Foley Kidney Pills on the ground
that they know not what Ia In them.
Foley & Co. guarantee them to BE-
a. pure curative medicine, especially
prepared for kidney and bladder all
meuts and irregularities. They do not
contain habit forming drugs. Try
them. For sale at The Keener Drug
Store. adv.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-21

Don't buy any Camera that will not
permit you to use the AnscO films.
Helm the Photographer. adv.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-21

Col. Allen Miller, the genial legal
Light from Glenps Ferry Is In the
!. city this week attending court.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-21

Elmer Towne who has been In the
city several days on business return
ed Thursday to his home at Pine.