davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1hs, the nivs Ia. rIrsu'" AnlIs.s ~
s~u,iai .sr+c, 4. the provisions 1T
the state las. that tiF- Pr"pt o t-ra's
or i-uath. has- eliminated ,h- ianH
ger ot fire that strict rp;a plan
With ii. provisions a: ,a- proposed
ord'aAht. g-,on,fn. aided ~ the s"gs-
~ srsas Jgry v.J.d work hardship
up-ln EVER ;h-str. saah III Trinidad.
were statement. sOh;ain-d In the i'E -
,-si to the -tsy -"uu.ii last nish' bt
J. = Nash. mana srt y. tie Isis sh-s'
tic. The rysuil ass that further nr'
l.oa % the otdiasa.o Sas held uP
.sd she naS.r srd ra-ml''ss II tho
.l,y council upon Adjournment visit.
- the isb and 0tsx: picture eoesss
asi insp~s tSi coalitions fo' 'i-y-
ssNss
ks.h ssii that ils men -ho cus'
duet the 'm.yi.s' in Tsini.lsa srsr
'ssln9 -V.I1 pr.l.g'isa &" safeguard
ravis 5.tso..s Ne siscS" particulars
.f the tir- proof .ps,h ..ith iHg
III. cai.G bad Inspected s:,"T sausinz
him to Install s.m"s u. d.tswn.'ra,"
To the r.,uHrit ;hsl 'h~J" is liit'c
chance oG - ;ir. In - picture hnus
viii the p-Im sign .' tn" sounri Il"
50, iiE. 1" film .io~iu- IN what
uipnn-r the hias- rpuia h" "s'ius
hui.h.,. T.- Isil manager w.n' 81
TO ~, that rear exits .uch - sfc
provided Ls the pfainaar" r~tc "i
iiss!- Use or salG" IN ras'' III i!r. -
the p.up'. would all na'ur1ll' seek
tau from, entrance si;h which TIA 5
ERE familiar rather than rush for ia"
r~ar exit. not knowing what they .Er
20 encounter when they get ont. rhv
nisit.r WAS zon. over in detail before
III. council aud the members oi the
council oppressed q willingness Ia tn
scaisa,c mcg- thoroughly b.to."
assing drastic ordinance.
Wright Elected Alderman.
The council at th. special incCt-
lux last rjSht received and accepted
the EcsiSnation NJ Alderman T.. J.
Wilson OF the F'iith ward. Wilson
stated in submitting his resignation
that his business would tak" him out
OF town and he would be unable ;o
fulfilI his duties.
Alderman Donabuc nominated TO
M the vacancy. \. w Wright anu
George Mason nominated Charles Nc
Donald. A vote was taken and
Wright elected To tIc place by vote
OF six TO two. Wright Will be seated
nj the next regular meeting of 'h"
council. to h. held on Monday hi-ht
next The new alderman oi the Fii'a
succeeds to all the committee places
OF the former incumbent He be-
comes chairman o: the fire commit
trc. and a member Of the health COM
mittcc and light aud ,ramway COM
mittce.
Tucker Wins Police Berth.
There was a spirited election Ior
the poei,,op Of special policeman TO
iili the Vacancy caused by the suspeh-
sion OF James Hannah. Three appi-
cation. were on file. those OF Earl V.
Tucker. J. NJ. York aud John Brad
field. II required ,htac ballots u"
decide the cohtost On the first TWO
ballots the vote stood tucker -
Bradfield 8. Eight aldermen were
present. five votes does not cohsl.'
tute u majority of the council SUI
ficient to elect, On the third oai'o'
Tucker got sin. which e'e'''" nun.
Tucker is al experienced OFFICER
having beef marshal FOR the t. u. N
l. company At Valdez for some time.
ponee Hall Licenses.
Licenses tor the reopening OF the
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Weather Bureau Report.
Toaish, aad "Wednesday generally
clouiSs probably shoN sosi,h IsoFiioH
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THE WEATHER
eHiL0sosH'cAL PHElix SAYS

Even ii hap
carly policy has
It's draw sacks I
,oi ranty I
WANTED. a knife
an EaA I've
busted IA skates
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,Contissei 4 On psse ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-16

NAVE vor NOTICED the An-
AoNrrioN rO SHOP EARLY"
AND 10 you REALIZE THAT
YOUR TINE Is ALMOST GONE:
10 IT NOW.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12

ia nm. hundred feet from the ground
and the inside of the shell sesi'e's
ovar the ueignborhood and does
Ia, n, damage Tnere is fuse at
tached 10 10. shrapnel and II can De
s,s or regulated 10 explode In four
o- ny, seconds or whenever the!
aant II to Those fired By oleia
men covered the ground pretty
e.u from mile and quarter 10
a mile and three quarters out. ana
seemed TO take from i've to eish'
seconds 70 explode. Tat rebels We're
an Tar enough away that an THIS
sboo,,pg was wasted as far A. hit
ting them was concerned. and after
tbe Fads aad fired tMrtyn,e or for
Is sao,s they packed up Ant sent
tsrk -o s1trs.r. T4ry fired t6elr
msehlr, gun argg different times
and uat did the -lu,s amount OF
damage az the cannon. Whiea sas
none To, only b18 teaturr about
t3e aanie business was that ihs sun
was douu and 10 ea, too dark for
me to get any pictures of TIE tro7Fs
cannon or anything l got Tt4l mad
a, Oieda for this bur . zoi eF.n ]
gave BIN mean look but Nas q
half a mile from MIN az The iiu,
The American carall vas called out
again this eygnIus pheu this cannon
aiding started and this time isey
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
soeisiiU Lecture.

Dan \ White vf Massachusetts.
viii b. the third lecturer on III. So
ciAiist Lyceum Course He VII
speak mex, Monday. April is'A. at
S O'Clock. a. Moose hall. on The
Class Conflict"
NJ White has a national r~puta-
iion a. a lecturer. having spoken In
81 states ~. has ben active In
labor movements for more than thir-
~ y-srs. aai has held many rsspoa-
.ible positions among them o, vice
presidency Of tA- iatc-ns,ionsl Mold
s-, Union he vas a member -
the knights % Lxt-or when II ~as a
srcre, Organization
His rrsf snowl.tsc o, co-op-ra'
tive common wealth ~As osiain.f frcs
his friends Et<ara B.llsmy ard
Laurence Gro1iund. Who ~ere his ,sl
lon ,osnsn-n
Wheeler person b~iieYes l- So
eizii,r or not. an hours hs'en,nx 20
Mr. White -flI D. veil spent He 10
q conservative th,nter: his s.A;e-
meats Are s,.Ays founded spoa Ab-o-
lase sac,s: and his manner Of rr~
senrinx his suhs<>r' ss en'~sta'nins-
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12

boys Of fifteen or sixteen. They
cried ~hea they we're blind folded BE-
fore they we're snot. but tnsy we're
game enough To refuse to btn
the Fcderais, | ,an hardly reaiixe
tina, this IS war. unit, tainsx like tais
aappsn. ojedz doesn', look like tie
monster Of cruelty that ne is. every
time that have seen him and in all
,ae pictures that | have taken OF
hisn he has smile Oh his face. but
4 ever there Was n man without a
heArt he IS the man Tners has been
10 necessity for any OF the cruel acts
that he has committed. am send
ine you bunch o, the pictures mat
nave taken.
FRED A. MCKINNEY
Douglas, arir. March 5isi
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
Weather ou,ns March.

The weather during March syidenc-
fd some Improvement as regards fri.
sidity. and not on single dsy did
the thermometer register below -
70. ;. H. Miller. Of North La Jun.
II, our local weather observer. "a
now supplied vita a rain gauge. and
wih make monthly reports TO the
Tribune OF the precipitation for the
month. The rain gauge has bcen
doias considerable business already
this month. HIS report Of the f.ra-
peratare during March. his obserVs.
tioR being fBa1e at O'Clock. morn
ing and evening. is as follows
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
o..ss e. Ms,y ). eues-ss.


Nrs. Nary Jane Giichr;ss tisd On
ru~s-aay evening. about '.ze o'eioek.
., her home. sis Sa. Juaa avenue
rN1sA vAs due to paralysis. CON.
pltcat~d By pn~unonta sAich develop
- hss ssn4Ay. sAsn The paiisss sac
sssvsy raiiytAe frcu tie eff~cfs ot
tvo strsAss al Hrsiysss With ssscA
- - b~sa ssstekes shcss ss
days peestsOiy.
Mn. CueArsss vAs boes n Coop
sss.oSl. y. r.. Jasuary I. isss As
- brsa . rrss>ees q Ia Jss.s
ssnsty dry y~asA Mn cneAssss
u~o . eAAsose 0eObss q IL As<As-
~ eAsrrA - III esty. ~ wss
- ~ hvtss eAAssss osobss -
Ssnvss sve eAuArsa. Mn casyts CD.
eAssa - vsanh cAeAsta. bssA Il
- ~. ~ fsasssi snsa pls~s
WG1DssAay aesss1ssa nm ~ A~os.
- sssvosss bsone sss1sess1 ~ Rev
DDDUue1 0a11Ds.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
HORRORS OF WAR.
Our War corrsspondert Sees Real
Cannon In Acsion--Ojeds TO be
Burned n Stale

We go, back from tie rerel camp
at 5 80 O'Clock. just IN time to see
the Federals coming out Of their
barracks arcntly To make an at
20 the edge Of town about t~o hun
dred OF them sith couple cf field
guns and machine gun. and al 5;ii
they fired ias first shot ever saw
fired In battle !, was q solid shot
from thcir four inch cannon aud 81
kicked up cloud Of dust as big as
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12

am told, b. shell fii-
ed vita bullets and other brir-a-brar
whiCh explode 20 many seconds az
ter O. leaves ihe gun Tdey figure on
having Be explode from ssyeuyfye
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12

EAANAH N.A
q quarter out The
next ung went about
four hundred yards
fgrsbrr and the gun
uer must have
thought De had the
range for they be-
gan shooting shnp'
mel Surapnsi /
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
IT'S PRETTY TOUGH

10 be obliged to 90 10 a
neighbor for a couple OF
scuttleS OF coal on a cold
day. No wise man has
10. Prove your wisdom
BY having US send YOU a
ton or so OF our clean
free burning coal today.
Then 4 cold snap will
subject you neither to
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
oso1se . osDoA1sa6ssV 0essseo

+ ~ anoan1 0sse1Ae - - sParh.
nonngp e - Il JUsn ~ rssbcvs'
- AA.Deona1sa ~ - ~ Ass-
- Ovsa1As. Nv {. iSs1. - - 81.
~ g Z ~. 1es11n1se. q s'essrA.
~ - pUDo = eestsn0 . baor1
= Usosonss - ~ ssaanrsssa u
- ~ tasoDsss - - pFus.s.
= - baosso - 0sse1na 4 fsu
olDonn1ne1Do - G1DsA y seSssseeA.
/ 4 = 0Ap0o. esueosss
VuDnD U6GA oesPsensy.
nG1onnL ~ u. ISs1
- ~ Z ~
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Iaor PLEASANT 40. T,RoSI. .'
sirable for Two yVass,es '
out beard. Prone -
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SAFES AND VAULTS

"~~>-~,.~-~---~----~~--~-----
COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES on
hand. Shcaly Safe & Vault Co. Al
7. o. piye o25i2
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ao,pD AND ROOM: Nuh|
Rooms, sl.6o up'
South.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished

FOUR ROOMS. NEWLY PAPERED.
partly modern house. S3S * 81 lnauire
.. X street. s5D'o
Tut.in Bros Co. 159 Main st. nlil0
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-EiTHER ON 9TH. 10TH OR
llth aves Sunday. bet. { and y. M
solid gold bracelet set with rubies and
diamonds. Phone Wasetch 360s-J. Re
ward BRAS
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CONTRACTORS

GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR CO.
VIII give you estimates on your car
penteV work. bricklaying and plastering.
painting md kaIsomining, paper cleaning,
tuck painting and whitening and cement
work. We are reasonable and satisfac-
tlon guaranteed. Phone Wssctcb 1853.
Iirr-.EaA.. Second -Soplh. s1264
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REMOVAL NOTICE
PRIVATE HOME
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED

AND REPIRED: BABY BUGGIEs RE
tired. e. A. Fowler, key. gun, bike and
novelty works. Phone Wasatch 1880.
lis West End So sl42
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REAUTIFIn., WrT-
nome. convenien, and tA,,uI suI
m 3bS q. Bird South. q
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LAUNDRIES

PALACE LAUNDRY co.
office, 20 w. Second South. phone
Office 70 2. Second South. Wasatch 1881
office 80 z. Third South Was S7l0.
Works. 75s L. Fourth South. Hyland
1852 and Hyland 562.
Laundry brought 10 offices saves 20
per cent.
k2327
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PLEASANT RooMc I'd 20 ~
tIenSn. with 6oa'u'
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PRINTING
MOVING


II YOU ARE FIGURING ON MOVING
and want your goods moved IN first
class shape. sec the van men. Mollerup
Bros. Wasatch 92li-J bIO6s
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ao,c1 AND ROOM; Y: u =
,.Inre. close IN. ~e.1
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Stores and 0@ces

---~-~-~-~|~-~...| -~..|7--~-1-1<S So1cn IN 4.
STOREROOM, LARGEST AID
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Wanted-To Rent
Wanfed-To Lease

PREFER TO LEASE FROM OWNER
modern. double eigh,-room terrace
close IN. east side. within ope-half block
OF car line on paved street. Phone Iy-
land 1892. b233f
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FTXTIIRES

N~--~~-~--O~-~~-o-~~>.>>
BANK OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fiXtures special designs submitted on
application: household rcfrlgerators. car
orn and pocket billiard tables. bowling
alleys and supplies. Erunswick- Bake
pie. Phone Wasatch s52. at0S6
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ELEGANT s-RooM RESIDENCE At
23t No. Main st; magnificent grounds
Private family only. Friisch. 201-202
Felt Bldg. s2oS
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CHIROPODIST

L. GAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST. CON-
sultatlon free. ~ East First South.
WaSatch 506i. 1925
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms

ONE ROOM FOR RENT UNFUR-
nishsd. go r. 4th South s3o5O
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NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR ROOM
suitable for two gentlemen: also other
sleeping rooms. 325 So. End East b226t
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

~-~c>~~-o@>~~c~-~~--~- ----o-->0-~~~~~~~~~~~
EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidegmist line made as you want H.
II. Stencil Fur Co. 81 Z. Droedway-23
years In salt Lake. nSc5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

3. 4 ) AND s-RooM MOD. BRICK
boi,ses Phone w e4S6 n3243
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EIRsT-CLAss BOARD p1ocstss
high and dry l'e- j
Stare ST.
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Hand Laundry

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY DOES HIGH
class work; ladies' shirtwaists, dresses
our speciality; mems shirts and collars.
Was 1884. $3.50 w, 1st S. b45
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FOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE y. Il.
and 5-roon house II. ". Apply chleI
fire dept. oto9
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TO RENT. FUny1S7,-
''''' cottage. IiaS-a IiauaiSts 4, q
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Ap-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT a ~
AND ! II. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDAf'
AZ SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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sooo SQUARE feet basemsn. d 4
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BOARD AND RoM

MY FuRNJsaIlSsI. aIlsI.,
with or without oosrJj ,s Jjais-J.
So. Temple. WaSs'cn
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Many find il well worth while 10
Look over the Want Columns each day.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS 22S
Main Prizes each week for ladies' high
scores m55l
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KODAK FINISHING

KODAK FINS HING; HIGH CLASS
work. guaranteed. Alseen studio. SO
F.. End South-i15 State. elena block
2ud floor. bsI0
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Wanted-RcOms and Board

YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE ROOM
aud board IN bomeilke place Address
N-3Z; Tribune. b2336
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". L. wETHERBEE co, DESIGNERS
and manufs cturers OF bar bank. office
and store fixtures; also agents for billiard
and pool tables and supplies Office and
fa actory, 15s-160 West 1st So. Wasatch
632S 1880
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WIN divide space to suit isnEs
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STRICTLY n5lt, MODERN In,
nl-ea mouse. g51 9Th Ea,, ~soox
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentleman. $3.50 per week. 353 Lam
bert place between Srd and fth South
on 1st West b225s
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LoST-FEMALE AIREDALE PUPPY,
about four months old. Return o23
L. 9th So. Reward Hyiand l6l6-NW;;
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fn RNiSIED i-Roc,1,|
tase; also blanc oyM NoDrsr
next door, or jsS l. eis Blair
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r. ROOM MoDERv co-H-'
furnished close In. 0ScsITIAsI csII s,!s Z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

s1DsT-CIAss ROOM ca Yts
home cooking -
1896 II.
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WhNTED-CHRIsTIAyo -
ny TO live in modem sSslESc
owner wishes hoard iu1ii,S
family for part ra,, sna lMr
~ v street
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FIVE T?.a MINUTES wAiV
n,llh y tnh' o rooms. noda,1Ss whs.S FROl
322i-W. '"'l ave. pT1
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MODERN lny n II HOUSE FOR RsS-
p t2r ali or part OF tho d
3i92-M. ''ai height 4
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STORE AT 81 n. STATE hh,,at u!
. north Of Eagle gate rs,tI,' Stl "a Z
drug store. Litue o
Second South
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CHIROPRACTORS
CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGENER's STUDIO,
- East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lessons. c969
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OSTEOPATHY


DR. G. A. GAMBLE. NERVOUS DIS
orders and diseases of women a spe-
clalty. No. COS Mcintyre bldg. Office.
Wasstch 52S1: residence. 5000. bSs
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!, '.Ss' on,h rooms. heated d"E 81, ,so0x[
2ig5. ea'dse. lJ5
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F7TeI1sHED Rooms: lss,s q ,
vate family, va" I'm Ess. ~
II desired. s2l 50
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE. COR sRD
ave. and II street. $50. Utah Savings
e Trust Co. sS9
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YOUNG IAoY q S.T. VIZ 3
a comfortable ,in,o,,,nTsSwicS c.
housework. II bIu-,n
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FIRST CLASS ,abIe rstss
Young men
Zorth Temple.
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FOR RENT
houSes Fnrn...

nishedo, hSo9 So MIDoopEeS, NO Ssss
" as: ESQ. GODDARD, Il
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ICE CREAM

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANU-
facturers OF Ice creams: quarts bricks
OF speciality. '0c ia bulk. 35C. American
Ice Cream Co, Wasatch 4f5s. be33
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS

NICKEL, BRASS, ENAMEL, 5Oc TO
20 Chas. Peterson. Signs, 20 Upper
Richards, bs3g
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1sINT ROOM WITH
ST nrd SOUTH.
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o. ". - East stn' NM AND /;
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FURNISHED S-Rool1 ,,-
tase for the sumner, auDHy
Roosevelt ave. no Chr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-15
MILITIA MAY
 JOIN STRIKERS Soldiers Guarding Mines at Nanaimo Cannot Live on
 Their Meagre Pay.

Nanaimo, B. c., Sept. l5.--A new. feature of the strike devel- oped here today when the mem- bers of the militia sent request to the commanding officer that they receive more than the reg ular pay which is allowed soldiers on duty. It is reported that if the request is not granted the militia will risk the chance of a court martial by refusing to d" duty in guarding the property of the mining companies.
 The members of the militia are young men recruited from among he members of working families in the British Columbia cities. They do not relish the job of pro- tectiny the foreigners who are being employed in the mines to defeat the unions. Many of them have families to support and can not do so on the meagre pay of the common soldier. Their de- mand for more pay will be sub milted to the departnent in Ot- taWa
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-15
WILL COMPETE
 FOR DEFENDER
Millionaire Will Build Racing SIoop at Own Expense Cost
 ing $s0,ooo.

New York, Sept. l5.--Mure ln- tcrest is being manifested in the coming yacht race than ever be- fore and if present plans mature not less than three race. $ will De built to defend the cup in the International Cup race. Orders have already been placed for two with local builders and Alexander Cochranc, a millionaire of Bris- tol. R. l., has informed the New York Yacht club officials that he will be a competitor for the hon. or of representing America. He is negotiating with builders for the construction of a seventy-f five foot sloop which will cost S90,- GOO. The slo0p Is his own de- sign and will be built at his own expense.
 The defenders will all be given opportunity to show their speed and the fastest will have the hon. or of meeting the English craft which is now being constructed for Sir Thomas Lipton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-15
ANOTHER SLIDE
 AT CULEBRA
Millions of Tons of Earth Slide Into the Canal and May
 Delay Opening.

Panama, Sept. l3.--Anolher tremendous landslide has occur red at Culebra cut, which, it IS believed, will delay the opening nf the canal, advertised to take place next December.
 The slide is the largest which has occurred for many months, millions of tons of earth being thrown into the canal. The en- wineers held consultation last night and the work of clearing the canal was started this morn ing.
 The cut has proved the only insurmounlable obstacle in the construction of the big ditch and has cost millions of dollars be- yond the estimates of the "ngi- nrerS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-15
MURDER MYSTERY
 |S CLEARED UP
Police Secure Signed Confession From Catholic Priest That
 He Committed Crime.

New York, Sept. l5.--Thc con- fession of Hans Schmidt, Cath
 ollie priest, has cleared up the
 mystery surrounding the death of
 the young girl whose decapitat- ed body was found on Hudson
 beach Saturday last. The girl was Anna Aumuller, and not Miss Day as identified by the latter $ brut her.
 The search of the police lead hem to arrest Father Schmidt
 and he has made signed con- fessiOn of the crime. He claims to have loved the girl and pre-
 ferred to kill her rather than have
 her pass out of his life. After killing the girl he sdvered the
 head and placed the body on the
 beach hoping it would remain
 unidentified. He has informed
 the police where the head was buried and says he is willing to
 pay the penalty for his crime.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-15
STRIKERS HAVE
 PLENTY SUPPORT
Secretary of Labor Wilson Makes Another Attempt to End the
 Strike in Michigan.

Calumet, Mich., Sept. l5.--Sec- retary Wilson, of the Labor de- partment, has again sent Motfltt here to confer with the mine owners and strike leaders. He has offered his services as med ialor, but the operators have re- fused to submit their case to ar bitration. Mo1fitt conferred with Mover this moruing and will make an effort to get the op- orators to meet him today.
 The miners of Butte have do- mated the sum of $2l 1000 to the strike fund of the miners here and have promised as much more if necessary. Mover gave a state ment of the finances of the un- ions and stated that sufficient financial support had been prom iscd by the various unions to con- tinuc the strike indefinitely. The action of the mincowners in re- fusing 10 accept of the depart mcnt's good offices in an effort tn bring the strike to a close is severely criticised by the. press of this state.