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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-18
Latonia Results.
By international Now5 Service.

By International News Service.
First rnce. five furlonss-ova,iou ioa tcnilahnnl.
sIi.6o. $40 and $40, won; Charmeusc. ioa ioa
CSteole>. S2G70 and $3.50 Tccond, LlDdar IL;
CPcnko). SO 10. third. Timc. i:ol As. First Cher
ry Mary I4abun Nellio Irepe. Pnnalty. Or. Sam
mol, Martha Mckee The Ponman. Al Jone1 and
Emor1ld Gem also rnn
Second race, ak fuTlongs-Florenco Roberts. 1l3
Lottus). $500. $50 and s3.So. won; WllhIte lo7
(BoreI. sH and $40. second; Closer, 40 tKcdc-
rls) 70 60. third. limo. il2. Back Bay Chap
ul,cpcc The Reach. Amoret Carlton Club and
Taotlcss also
Third rncc mile and Observation-Disclosures
Callaway LOG (Buxton). $500 s2.7o aud 80, won
Flora Fina 100 (Andrcss). out. socond: Cream. a5
(MnTtin) out third, Time. l:ii 40. Slooth also
Fourth rnce mile and scventy yards-yorena. 100
Kederis) $50 20. i.2o and $50. won; Whitcwool.
l12 tStooc) sSI0 and $3.50 second Charter, l0T
(Burtoo) $40. third Time. l:4t 2-6. Flying
Feet MockIor and Sepuved1 also ran.
Fifth race five furlongB-Runles. los Mar
tinl 1850. $3.50 md $40. won: Edith w. 100
(NfcCabe) 5000 and 81 xeeond; Bronze Wing. 10i
tTcahan) $3.50 third Tlmc. 100 t-5. Casuar-
ina Dainty Mint Birdie Williams. Robinc,ta and
Superb alBo ran.
Sixth race milo and -ogbth-o' Ryan. 1o7
QIenry) $3.50 81 20 and $3.50 won: Wander. los
tTaplin(, $3.50 and $3.50 seoond: Bonnie EloiSo.
los (KederiB): So 20 third. Time 1:62. Beautiful,
Sam Bernard. Be- mrdelie and Forchend also ran
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TREATIES PROBABLY
WILL BE EXTENDED

WASHINGTON, June iT.-Administra-
ton officials apparently are confident
that the senate ultimately Will approve
the pending protocol. providing for ex-
tension for five years OF special arbitra-
ton treaties with various nations, in
spite of opposition which has prevented
ratification up TO this time.
The opposition has been based largely
upon the contention that renewal OF the
treaty with Great Britain might COM
pei the United States to submit the
Panama canal tolls question TO arbltra-
ton and state officials are regarded TO
look at 1t as II the treaty will be re-
ncWed.
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Broken Homes, Suicide and
Divorce Caused By Disease
Wonderful Yee Foo Lun Chinese Herbs
Restore Health to Unhappy SUI
ferers-Thousands Have Tes-
titled to Cures

Not day passes TINT tho newspapers DO not
record pathetic tale OF ianIy ,r nIoSSn Wn,
A home wrecked the hopoS OF u young llie pla9tea'
a marriage bond severed. a business career shat-
tercd. n nun or woman driven 10 uuioido, or sons
other diro perbonnl calamity, all because OF oin.
os.n Throushout the homes OF the Innd tho sad
rpector OF disease stalks. not only destroying the
fts blieht OF unhnppncss upon tho member. OF
the family ond casting gloom over the lrienas,
,,fa ma 20 bo hesithful 10 punklnd's first duty,
Besides being unable TO enjoy mo peah49ro pro pro,
vided for strong ysogo%s TsiSSns Syo1y @ walk In life
aud Ia placed at n disadvantage In every etFhs.
gIe Fow II any ailments are ineurao,o snI iIsnt snt
cannot afford to be sick Neither oap they afford
10 experiment with unknown and ooubuu. Ieme- @
iny !, method OF cure which hns boon provou to b"
legitimate Rod hns suns,an''h' ''''fa VI
'esIi h.ss Svrs' ,Snss H When have made yee Foo
Lvn Chinese horb treatment 10 rsfnorknns nm thsr
Because 10 Of y tho mos SSSo nksp physcons
have declared tho Yee Foo IMn Chinese nsIh tteay
of the S;i rho Ycs Foo Lau Chi
nose borba have boop used with wonderful nuee9ao
in tho Orient for % ' psnSor ySne and tho
rounding country there is great host o,
sufforors who havo tertitiod 10 their 'cs'orh''0n
Tn" Voc Foo Lun. c, II D method OF treating
disease has attained great popuisr; .s ;pssc em
poy hsrbs-nature's romedy-in curing INC a. vsr,
aus ailments, aud they avoid the knife ana drugs
n
WIFE,. mni.n - tha Yse FOO I.un Chinese hcre treat
ment 10 hoaiug the oick has Evon rise @ 20 n,, Tno
tationr but to hts s1oai. ihs h, ,"c h,cp
| - fr,,nono berbx arc tho Ganuino herbs wnlcn
hsyo 5ssn used IN the Orient for many centuries
70 cure disease ard they have been imP9r'ce sou No
cn;n. under a commercial tronty. ~,
No claims nro made Tor o,.,nos tno TS in tho ALSO
in,o,y truthful statements Of those wh" h"'' "'e'
| relieved OF Eutfcrins through 'ne"'
Evidence of Many Diseases Cured.
II you aro sick. matter What your ailnen' ~ ~
7ou arc invited call on Yoo Foo Lan - =, "a ,nn., @
80 y,sroof the great list OF statements from tnouc
n mnyo besn restored to health by hs syptem ot
| trcn,mont These testimonials ipoude~ stoI,as ,s i %
! n.aasrr from many different discusses, vrrioo IN
n,uro hut dangerous and no, submlttlng easily
to ordinary treatment u you have ina,svs.on ,ss.,
q YOU arc troubled ny rheumatism. pains 10 ths
,tsnsch, back sides or Ghost; " you are potnereo
| ~ n,,ar,h lung or throat trouble. conaumpi,on'
| IisncT or blood disorders, Dizziness exhaustion
1omaio wnakncso, nervous debility. dropsy' BrEht
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3 to 2. won: Spring Board 1o5 tDavicg). 20 10 I.
second, Hester Prynnc. 20 (Wolfo). to |. third.
Timc. 10 Meridian. Sir John Johnson. Sprtc.
Light o. Ny Life. Bosom. Bard OF Hope, Hedge
and Ceugh Hill added Stnrtcr) also
Fifth race. stccplechagc. two miles--Maloaa. lt2
CFrankIin) to 2. won Shannon Rivor. li2 Chl-
Ien), e 10 I, second Tom Cat, 40 tHughesl. IL
l. third Time. i;16. Buckthorn. Sir Clcges
and Nosesay also ran.
Sixth raco. five and onc-h half fur1onEs-Stra!Eht
Nypatin lOS BRADY, TO J. won: Addic NJ, los
CaIusSrnvcl. 12 to l. second; stake and Cap. toS
(Grand) to l. third Time. Los. Black Broom
Athletic Girl Pan American. Piping Hot unfurl
Innccwood and Water Lily nlso
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ASSESSM EMIT NO. 8.

Black Pine Mine G. Milling Co. Princi-
pal place of business Salt Lake City.
Utah,
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing of the board OF directors held at the
Office Of the company on the 31st day Of
levied upon the stock OF the corporation
Issued and outstanding. payable at once
at $40 West South Temple street, Salt
Lake City Utah. Any stock upon which
the s0th day OF June VIII be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before will
be sold on the 21st OF July. 1913, at IL
o'clock noon at the company's office to
pay delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gethcr with cost OF advertising and ex-
pense of sale.
BY order of board of directors.
]. r. KIEEM
Secretary and Treasurer.
cSaS
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About Yee Foo Lln, G. II. D.

Yoo Foo Lup !s highly educated Chincsc OF
assured professional standing In his native land
aud in America He has porsonniity worth
knowing and Is aftublo and npproaehnblc. He
spsako English riunnily and though thoroughly
oriental In hin rnnstcry OF his particular branch
OF medical science. no IS thorough American
In his dealings with Americana. ana bns 0ssiini-
lated the oharoctcrlStics dear 10 wostcrnnrs
In addition TO hls modern Gctcutlfic learn
ing no pospcores tho precious OF tho uura-
1.-Two powers OF Chncho horbD. Thoao aecretu are
handed down from father to son from Keneratlon
70 generation.
II Is bottor 10 call in person on Yoe Foo Iun.
bur those who cannot do NO nhonld write. stating
speedy roply. Ycu Foo Inns addroEs is iS South
Main stTcel Special appointments AT tho Hotel
Utah business hours, 10 Il m. to n. Sun.
day n. N. to p M. daily evening. to
n clock
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Belmont Results.

By International News Service.
First raco, six Observation-Disclosures los (woNe)
to 3. won: Cklc. lis Grand. To 1, second ;
Bouncing Lass. III (Ford), 80 70 l. third Timo
.i2 90. Sir Donrah. Jack Kellogg. Campeou aud
Mr. Specs ui5o
Second raco. mile and one-siSteenth-sand Hill
IO3 (SfcCnhcy) 20 f. won; Guy Fisher. III (But-
psolD 10 TO s. second; Colonel Holloway. 90
Fordl. s 10 I. Third. Time. 1;th. Lahore John
Furloug. Merry Task. Bob r.. Amnfl and Hol-
jingstone also ran.
Third race. milc-Monncy, 40 (Musgravc). 2
10 g. won; Strenuous. i06 tKarrck). 10 TO 5. scc-
oDd, Counterpart. los tobcrt). 10 TO J. third Timo
Al 3-5. Only three started
Fourth race. the Toboggnn handicap. six FUR
longs straight course-Iron Mask. 1870 (Troxler)
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BORAH IS EAGER TO
HELP HOMESTEADERS

WASHINGTON, June 1T,--Immedlate
legislation on behalf OF homestead entry
men OF Oregon Idaho and other west
ern states was demanded today by Sena
tor Borah. The senator declared that
rulings of the interior department were
such as to indicate that the only safe
course for all homesteaders to pursue was
to prove on their land In accordance with
the homestead entry law OF 1912 instead
of the laws in existence when they made
their entry which worked n hardship IN
requiring additional cultivation OF land.
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RACE RESULTS AVID
ENTRIES ON THE TURF
Continued from Page Nine,)

yoar-olds aud up, mile and one eighth
'Minosis. 81; Marie T.. IS; Myrtle Marion i05:
,yaok LaSsoD: ioI; Tom Hayward I0T. Judre
Monck. liO: Rash. lie; Azo. iic.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Wenlhcr cloudy trnck fast
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The Wants point to varied chances
To secure the better grade Of office
workers. summon them through the
Want columns.
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DIED

Margaret Ashley, aged 6 years Wits Wits
OF r. j. Ashley. II Goodhue avenue.
Funeral notice later.
BROWN-At the family residence. June
H. 1913 Earl William Brown, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown: born Septem-
ber Is. IS94. In Salt Lake City. Notice
of funeral later
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IRON WORKS

>>o>-~~~~~->->|>>>~7----~ -
JOE DEWEY, MANUFACTURERS OF
ali kinds of iron works; bids and esti-
mates glady furnished. 243-5-6 Edison.
cS7S
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,,ament Pays Bills.

siansson called attention today
81 slter OF Instructions from the
-Esr government, which is finan-
10. apediiion.
y lEtz ssys:
'ffle every precaution should be
4 IN the lives of the party. the
n d ihe vessel is not so import
IS sesns, Dr.. Stefansson pointed
.fat tie government thoroughly un-
rn1is the nature Of the work aud
|ryared for risks. He added that
Hrat Of the object of the expedi-
.b a greater Importance than the
n u The vessel or even the safety
|9ssn.
b siefansson arctic expedition,
y nYenses are paid entirely by the
las government, differs from most
|h tilg polar undertakings in that
|hjKts are PRACTICAL and commercial,
)uposes are to learn whether a
y Hntinent exists; to map the
IS already discovered east Of the
e u ths Mackenzie river; to make
raxtlou Of the arctic flora and
nitOnrVey the channels among the
Rali The hope Of establishing trade
~ q make a geological survey Of
Hazis which are believed to con
ls'!per and other minerals, and to
\ ile blonde eskimos Of Coronation
20 ila mainland south of Victoria
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

THE OFFICE OF DIR. T. r. BEATTY
and tho state board of health has been
moved from Mercantile bldg. to 6l2 Bos-
ton bldg. c2lI4
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diacape. serofula oozomn. eruptions oil tho face
or body pimplcs. lumbaEo. piles any other
affIictIon. consultation With Yeo Foo Luu. C. II.
D.. will bo profitable To you.
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RIBUNE WANT ADS P u L l.
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|Seeking the Pole.

SH' WIZ ne HlbQs 10 rSaCn the
los; that Will be left for Anund-
@ Eln sall into the arctic next
q NO attempt will be made to
~ any OF the blonde eskln,os, or
z; tneir country 10 civilization.
geiaugen says would destroy
IM expedition expects 70 return
ID September, 1916, but may be
z J . 2 Greenland. crossing the north
. sMiansson expedition. when 1t
-.Vn Alaska on July 20. will be
., me old barkentine rigged
ssler Karluk, 247 tons. and the
q STeW vessel Alaska, thirty-two
- = already in the north. and
'oe harluk at Nome. From
@ Ships will proceed north
/. Ssrihg strait into the arctic
asing the brief period Of omen
-. - asad east 10 Beaufort sea, II
W lnas a continent exists north
- ana the Karluk will steer due
,eek land on which Stefansson
~. party may establish a base.
Ie'urnlng to Herschel island
10 Beaufort sea may Law hold
- SA,'ux and carry her toward
~ " u may crush the ship into
. - Explorers are prepared for
snl II the Karluk is abIo to
.5 AZ TX north through the supposed
a n y IN sne continent and no land lis
|h p-,n". y possible. make It's way
Nh st,bse ss Patrick island and winter
y t,n,ra we purpose OF making winter
A"eSS north and east.
strong Crew.
"a sS'sla,lsson sa,,., on the Karluk. In the
-1 Pg: VIII be Captain Robert
~ r7smy old sailing ma ster. and
Itssnrnoi oi Brit!shers; James Mur-
rsis,s 'ePher; ". IT, McXir,ey
a Na,,. NJ; University OF GlasrnJy,
~ sssaaoch, Canadian povnr.,Inen; om
q 4 ~ Specialist In strataeranhv
m ;. We scientists will ioIu TIE
n f,or f pletorialand, party on tbe M
~, kor,s%g ginl Barrow she will hurry
~, YIe,oyi.fS 70 reach a base on simp-
n III rs,stasland: rs,s,, d: before winter sets
igdosis,y: VIII be Or. r NJ, Ander-
y su,ss Col Fritz Johanser.
= elnl1y snuseEnment biologist; J, n
fE1,5 geologlst. member gsologI.
ndyeenheth Chapman and 7 T.
|eai aa ss,a topographers: Henri
"a; sliucjoe,..op0logist, Paris: DR.
lsstas pr, a. Forbes Mac,,,o
Z Ddin, SnIarctio expedition suy,
1a.n s aSs s9urgh university and nSa &
aad cinsmaiograpSSSe;rss.h shd pNo-
Victoria Land,
q q ~ VS. Scientific exploration n,,,
= conta,n "a land. which is siip-
FlN also - great copper deposits.
On The maj, ~ paid TO the blonde q
onE ibs a,n'and. There is a ira
ma eho,,v,o ho ,,v,ohtincntal eskimos tha =
Wa nv which little is known
sith ina nnuerson are thoroughly
Ahiks country between Pniat
~ Ma, and a point FAR 10 rhe
- acsns nsIssnslo os river, TINT havine s
10 ihsIr OF their earlier erm,os no,ns
d nc,t ,ysrmer Journeys tbsyp vUerc
ce,s - ssc =. tbs time, ana 1y anch were n :,
a q ofaOs ~ stefsnsson1 10,I sava IN with with
- gams IN u; -, ,or there is plenty
4 N. eaIhdes mt nne north. Except
% arly w,r, which the shin Wi;
&n fesh ~ ~ s9osist as the esl,j-
& In The wlld animola, with =
Andsr.ssu summer. Both Stef.
They knnSSo speak the eskimo
Eftteh OF" Of an the eslsirnos unor
N them. coast and viii obtair :
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VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED. SIPS
a day up; work done. Bates. Hyland
2eS5. s346o
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE COLoRs IN
rugs and carpets; will remove oil.
grease or any stains: satisfaction guar
anteed Frank Martin, &c w, LIST South.
Phone Wasatch 2266. o18sS
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OFF FOR
|I[A ARCTIC LANDS
ariins Expedition Leaves
Is,,i., B. C, on a Three
Years Trip.
4 SEEKING THE POLE
.,,.. Of Explorers Are
kius Paid by Canadian
Government.

..,opr. r. C., June I7.--AdJust-
~, ,ompasses was all that re-
A, 10 be done aboard tho whaler
4. NJ. morning before she left to
4 NJ ylsjulmar stefansson' s SCI
4. ',,d exploring expedition into
-. ior a three years stay Cap
/. p,ssr, Bartlett, who commanded
8 .sjp Roosevelt, master Of the
E Ia bis ship would be steam
y N IN Ssfore night through the in
.aSs toward Cross channel,
]. y S viii turn westward and head
ITjnsk pass, the entrance TO
4. E.rluk's first port of call viii
- Alaska, where she is expected
-, m about July Z and await the
"A Dr. Stefanson and DR.. r. M.
= =, n Win will travel from Seattle
Il T stsamer. Stefansson does not
. h have Nome until July 20, as
r,iitiuus in the arctic ocean would
=, ,Se expedition making much
~ Il thew passed through Bering
4 tiore then.
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A. +. THoRNBERG STEAM CLEANS
and relays carpets our work guaran-
teed or no pay, Works. $50 L. 9th South.
Hyland 1006. $3.50
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TELL HY 20is FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning S. L. Carpet Cleaning Co.
f36 Seventh East. n32OI
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MURRAY FLORAL CO; CUT FLOW
ers, designs, delivered: lower prices
Phone Murray a. OLAF
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'IIsSssdlren IsSss y en- Cry
HeTcAER's :
s,

Bic Ssneasy night at Majestic
las,,a.,. aama. Fine floor.
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PERSONAL
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; reasonable prices, Office. 122 g.
Broadway Was. 316i. dS179
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district in and for the
county OF Salt Lake, state Of Utah
In the matter OF the estate Of Henry
Edward Cottle. dcceased.-Notice OF
u,l.
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CARPETS CLEANED WITH "SANTO."
Work guaranteed. A Fl. Alfrey. Wa
satch 2490-R c2S29
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MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONE

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
MCKENZIE. Display yards lt2 S. State
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ex- 400
Res. Was. 204oW. r742
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Y Csc farsaa snow barbecue day at
~ (AdrertisemSnt.l J
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co.
PA State. mSISi
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F. c. GROENDYN & co.
Carpets steam cleaned Our superior
work insures satisfaction. Remodeling a
specially. Hyland 3220-J. s2e54
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LOST AND FOUND

JOST-PURSE CONTAINING MONEY
and keys on First South car. west
bound passing Main ST. near 1915 Sum
day. Reward. Return to Tribune. c2s14
AIREDALE TERRIER PUP. RETURN
10 1852 So. 11th East or call Hyland
l0l7-R. Reward c237S
LOST - LADY'S SMALL B L A G K
leather purse. containing So in gold and
receipt, near Third South and Main.
Return to Tribune. c29lo
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district of Utah.
In the matter OF james G. Noland
voluntary bankrupt--In bankruptcy,
No. 1906
To the creditors OF James G. Noand Of
Salt Lake City. In the county Of Salt
Lake and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt:
day OF June. 1913. the said James G. No
land was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and
that the first meeting OF his creditors
will be held at my office In the Ccnti-
mental block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
the 2sth day of June. 1918, at II
O. clock IN the forenoon, AT which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting CHARLES BALDWIN,
Rferee In Bankruptcy
Salt Lake City, June II. 1913. c29S9
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FLORISTS


T.. A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO, NO. s
SO. Main, with Wilies- Horne Drug Co.
leading florist on funeral designs. Was
ga and Was. z91 c2s32
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

tBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 1914 SO. West Temple. Phone
sos. d3
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.IYHIWKER JOTS

A Wichita detective agency, reports
the Wichita Eagle has received a new
dOodad which permits eavesdropping
on telephone lines without thereby
weakening the current. And the
Eagle suggests: What blessing this
invention ought to be on the rural
cooperative lines during lonesome af-
ternoons.
Observations by Mrs. PETER, in her
Eureka Herald: Not very heavy cal
ibre weapon is required to kill time.
Most folk make their record
pace when running into debt.
There are few who remain heroes
after they have been found out {.
The shortest and surest road to q rep
utation for wisdom is keeping silent.
An Ell Doradoan who has been in
lot OF high up offices and knows ex-
actly how to take care Of most any
situation found himself riding as
guest OF honor In a glittering, formal
parade at the head of a military page
ant In a big city, not long ago, re-
lates the Ell Dorado Republican. Out
OF the thousands and thousands Of
people in the mass all eyes were nat
urally focused on the leaders and it
occurred to the Ell Dorado man that
ne didn't know much about military
etiquette and he began to wonder Just
when he should lift his hat Beside
him rode a dignified general (gen-
erals are always 'dignif1ed"). Lean
Ing over. the Ell Doradoan said soto
voce, as it were. "Say. General-just
when and what do we salute ?'' Don't
take your hat or to anything but the
hag," coached the general. When the
parade had gained the pier and was
halted q Wichita associate of the Ell
Doradoan uncovered his head. Don't
take your hat off," whispered his Ell
dorado friend and he hurriedly re-
placed 1t while he turned to observe
that every other head was covered.
PRESENTLY along came a troup OF SOL
diers bearing a large flag. NOW, or
with your hat" advised the Ell Do
radoan and sure enough the Wichita
man needed the advice. How in
thunder did you get - smart about
this hat business" fused the Wichita
man. "Oh. most anybody knows
that was the modest answer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-17
SANTA FE WORK,
Contract Let for Concrete Work IN
New Shop Extension.

The contract for the concrete heat
Ing ducts and the machinery founda-
tons in the new $4,000 addition to the
Santa Fe shops in Topeka has been
let to A. r.. Young & Co., of Law
renee. The steel work on the extern
sion Is completed and bricklayers are
building the outside walls The build
Ing Will be enclosed in q short time.
The excavation and foundations Of
the new power house are complete and
workmen have reached the 50 foot mark
with the new stack. The Missouri VAL
ley Bridge & Iron company is re-
erecting the coal handling machinery
on the new power house site. The
power house il being built by F.. M.
Spencer & Son Of Topeka.
The Santa Fe is rushing its fall work
IN the ehop district in an attempt to
have all OF the buildings enclosed nv
cold weather. When the locomotive
shop extension is completed and the
power house is built, no more improve
ments Will be started at the shops un-
til spring.