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Tor Sale-Motorcycles

La Atf,,r, ~-~->>~-~-~>>----~-~-r---~
~ AShC fCl>ES OF ALL KINDS
w Bicycle Supply Co. clA7S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved

"CHEIsTM.As GREETINGS.
DO YOU want cattle or sheep ranch,
without or with ali equlpmentsy = farm
In IDAHO or UTAH or a sr.ail country
home or chicken anch near the city or
d modern city home?
Have sou city home 10 exchange for
any Kind OF acreage. or small acreage to
exchange for larger farm or stock
ra ncn. or city home? Then talk with Us.
rel us what YOU have and what YOU
want, and we VIII get IL for YOU. AS we
specialize In making TRADES.
Perhaps you want TO mako change.
out must sell first We can get YOU Just
as good a deal as il YOU have the cash,
and trade what you have for what you
want.
Remember. VIC have some of the best
cattle ranch propositions TO hc found, at
prices and terms tn suit you,
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
Wasat ten 1859. so2 Hooper Bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

LOOKt FOR SALE-A FrRST-CLASS
cigar stand and pool hall. ive tables:
good lease good location and thriving
town; good business established; owner
eevfne town For particulars write 2. y:
Box 20G. Brigham City. Utah. g221
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5000
15-roor transient house. just off Main;
cheap rent. positively clearing 5000
per month
Gives possession of elegantly furnished
1S-room. steam heated house. on
prominent corner.
% ROOMS
Main street; not and colo water, heat
furnished. furniture all new; long
lease: clearing S2O0 per month Viii
sell next year for double the amount
asked now. Best of reasons for sell
Ing. and $1,000 cash will handle.
Mr. BLAKE.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
New OrpheuIp Bldg, Was 42S5.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL 9
O'CLOCK. k2699
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EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

CITY EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE co.
Phone Was ISIS hi69l
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CHINA DECORATING

~ East Third South. China suitab
for gifts and prizes Class and private
lessons. c969
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MASSAGE

MISS BAILEY, MASSAGE AND VAPOR
bath parlor. 43 East Broadway. he06i
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FOR SALE
Horses and Vehicles

.e~TsTE HORSE AND MULE
4 MARKET,
~. 4l67. SAL W. 5th! So.
bone savc fresh shipment of horses,
10Y ! years, weight HOO to 100,
3, buy load OF secondhand horses
-nch work nI0'-
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cro ? WAGONS AND HAIR.
phSca savo. cheap, Inquire lOA4 State;
D ioI ssn'' g34S3
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SILVER LACE WY
.<ette cockerels. Call Sunday. l42l
Ia East RIOS
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|,RopGHBRED LAYING HENS AND
.,,sfs: Mil trade for other chickens or
In feed. We call foc and deliver
MURRAY CPS kl539
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'uxy'AcetyIene Welding

CaST IRON, COPPER AMI
,mnqn Welding done on short no
.c"".E guaranteed. j. p. Fowler
=, a 70 % So. w. Temple. hl038
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SEE SUNDAYS PAPERS or NOV. IS
or Salt Lake Tribune. Dec. y, about
D. & r. G.. r, r. shops on Church
farm. Ny acre tracts on aJolnIne land
are selling fast. You'd better see and buy
today. Only $500 TO $500 each $40 to
$50 cash, and small monthly payments
will secure one OF these. or viii give you
10 per cent discount for cash
GEO w DANLEY.
Was, 1859. I0T Waller Bank bldg.
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4 PLACE IN CITY TO BUY OR
-nd-hand II. II. goods. 5. T.. Fur
r Co.. ls5 S. w. Temple. Was. S637.
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UTAH WASTE PAPER y GARBAGE
Co, a lllinSsworth. manager Phone
Wasatch d2Ul, f1i39
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STILL. IN TIME FOR A FEW SfTTlNs5S,
Johrsou's studio, l22 Main hasoV
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wopS HORSE FOR SALE. SIP;
isrs Temnle. k276S
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ash AND $500 PER MONTH
bian oeauuiul, genuine mahogany
I0o usually sold by plano sIores
"a KY, ssso. Our price only 1856.
'for rs ~ Brien Co.'S piano Depart
81 h,iis iiAno opportunities. Ho issue
WIS or certificates. fla7S
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.lrR 1NCUEATORS FOR SALE. S,
'ner & Bro. sth East and Ashton
Eyland 20fo. 1888
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KODAK DEVELOPING
COAL AND FUEL


OUR COAL Is "JUSTRIGHT." WAS.
4143, Alliance Coal Co, IL Main st.
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BEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing, w Glickman, II South
West Temple. Was 1918. Ni51
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WINDOW CLEANING

A1sr: YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PIIQN
National House Cleaning Co., wa,
1856 r-nl
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For SaIe-piauos

,,s : >~>-~'~-~N~ ~Ss~---~~-~>~~--~~~
4 ho PLaNO BARGAINS.
n'e several pianos in nIahogauy
can "adh' used scarcely at all, that
ccu, ouy Tor about cne-half then
4 -, q ROBBINS co, GO w. 2nd So.
~'''s wes, OF new Orpheum.)
"a kST3
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|fat coasT Ssa asnTlFUL. UPRIGHT. En-
'Iee rnnuitl0n. used short time: must
|Hay nsysiess nsruiess OF price. bargain
|igafe e,oee see again. Will pay you 10
o's u. ith SO. k21i1
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CHRISTMAS PHOTOS

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR Al.
inakeY i5g State Was. 1903. d3A.
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

I-~<~~~--~--~>-~|-~-~-
DR. ROBERT w HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROpHYLAXlS. SIG
KEA RMS BLDG. a2353
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED, CLEANED, RE-
Inodelcd-summer prices: expert fur
riers. Hudson Bay Fur Co. I22 Main ST
Was. 1851. 1911
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[lARGEST STOCK OF SECOND
u goods ia city. consisting OF fur-
stoves, ranges, carpets and rugs,
y are looking for bargains, don't
b see US.
4 UTAH FURNITURE co,
,:,ls3 ". End South. Was. 1917.
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COMMITMENTS
SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE. DIVIDED SKIRTS: BROAD
| way stables, lst So. bet, Main and
State. Was. 1890 k722
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UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS

$50 uNREpEEMED OVERCOATS FOIs
salc cheap. Uncle Sam, pawnbroker.
30 IC. Ist South h4l0S
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For Sale-AutomobiIes

9kp-rAND ALTOS FOX SALE
p-lsl: 5-pass.. 4O-hp. Buick tour-
r: 1911 f-psss., 4Q-hp. Buick tour
@s; lsl2 s-pass., 40-hp., 6-cyi. Ev
touring car: 1910 5-pass., 30-hp.
nels touring car, 1910 o-pasS.. iJ-hsJ.
touring car.
bDALl-pODD AUTO CO.. LTD.
% w. 18th South ST. g32aS
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q AUTOMOBILES AT PRICES TO
ell buyers Cbecsman Auto Co.,
a'omoblie row, k1035
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TAILORING
High.C Tailoring


BEEHIVE TAILORING CO.
276 $40. ". Temple. Was. 1860
EIOS-
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Expert Dentistry

M r. KEYSOR, 2.O MAIN STREET.
gti9a
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nn:f siANO; FIRST CLASS con-
|Rayv vA"o Il taken at once. IS w.
ls2ti6
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

ABE GORDON PAYS HIGHEST PRICES
for old clothes aud shoes, Wasatch
793-M. f4SS
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MILLINERY

u LEANED. CURLED AND
ate'Sf SfWrnony Wany Millinery parlors. 56S
T was. b6l3. h32S2
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nEIIyERY HORSES: ALSO. A
ap,sI-class delivery wagons. Ap-
Trov r,o Laundry stable. iSl 9th East;
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
-FOUR REAL BARGAINS.
SEE Us.

A3o0--l0 rooms OF very elegant furn-
ture house strictly modern; one block
from Aucrbach's department store lcT-
CEMENT location FOR board and rooming
house. VIII trade FOR city lots, all OF
part payment.
S2oon-Owner must sacrifice this steam
hedted, o2-room hotel on Main street:
considered the best transient location in
tne city Furniture good. carpets in en-
ceuent condition; piano included. The
furniture in one suite cost Sj13 $1,000
doWn, balance easy payments; or special
Inducements. for all cash. Clearing over
500 month.
S5oo-For a steam heated 57.room
motel near Main St: all outside rooms
excellent location; furnishing and gem
eral appearance will appeai TO the bet
ter trade, S2250 cash, balance easy pay
ments.
\ fine hotel OH Broadway; 4 real sac
riilce. II taken at once. and a money
maker for the right party. $50 cash.
Slio0-Will buy saloon and boarding
house in Tooele. the best little town In
Utah.. The owner has 81 chance at the
payroll OF over 200 sneltermcn This is
an opportunity worth investiga ting by
any live business mau. Rent s5j, cash.
5000; balance easy payments.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
Was. 2030 or 202i. S4O-3i2 Main ST.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., BEST
work, prompt delivery. 2G5 South state
Was :235. Hyland 1889. s23S5
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Wanted-Furniture

r~>>~~s-~~~-~~~-~-->-~-N-- ~-N---~-~O~-~~~-~-~--~-
|tknL FINILE FA1D ron aELOND-
|11 L. h. gouds. Utah Furniture Co.
&lf. e1453
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Dancing
DENTISTS

DR- s a. LEAYER HAS RESUMED HIS
dental practice in Salt Lake and Is To-
Gated at sos 1905 Tenlpleton bldg We,
satch 57oc Htoii
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EIkRl THING In The kUk AND
raxidermisr limo made as you want it.
r. stencil Fur Co., 81 l.. Byoadway--a3
years in Salt Lake. n52S
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BEAUTY PARLORS

FOR A FAMOUS BEAUTY SEAL
IN shop or home, phone Was. 1856. 1897
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1aw -. y45o. HIGH-CLA ASS. NEAR
- fo ra ranqgany piano; "a beauty; sJS5.
'ap'e people. 40 ". End West.
k26S4
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

i y 1sK1
>~-----~----~-~~-,~~~~~~->
W WILLIAMS & SON, 1G6 N STREET.
Wasatch I545-W. upholstsring, chairs
recaned. M Uo,-
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| BUT ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
pay reasona BILE prices. You save
and worry by calling UP. Fisher &c
3 Co., 60 West md So. Was. 5lIl.
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"a cow AND CALF. BIG ,lS- Mill
4 also springer cow lzlS ii'SiSSn
Hgl8nd l7ol-J- 49,
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MisceIlaneo,,s

ES iAIE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP Ar
iNoSai bahihs Co stale bread depot
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Real Estate-To Exchange


san DIEGO. CAL. HOME FOR ONE
here.
10 Acres house. chicken coops. etc.
near car line. BountfuI for salt Lake
City property.
.: Acres" 18th East. 10th So. for home
here
''i5o Acres MiIlard county, for acre
age here.
TOXIC Rods on * ST.. for equity in
81 Lots southeast, for land or home
here.
100 Acres Bear River land. for home.
"26 Acres near Brigham City, for
acreage.
GODDARD INV. co. 90 So. Main.
koG1o
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PERSONALS.

Hon. d. F. Miller, Attorney w. J.
Roberts and Judge Ollie Clay, of Can
ton, Mo-, left for West Baden, Ind.
last night. Their headquarters will
be at the new Sutton Hotel. They
expect to remain several weeks.
]. E. McAndrew, who has been sick
for several weeks with rheumatism,
is able to be out of the house.
Louis Montana returned Friday
from Memphis. Tenn, where he was
called by the death of his father, Mr..
A. P. Montana.
J. Hubert Glass of Dayton Ohio,
visited in the city yesterday.
D. S. Foster Of Ottumwa was a Keo.
kuk visitor yesterday.
Mrs. S. H. selman. city editor OF
the Bloomfield Republican, is in the
|, city on few days. visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rich'd. B. b.
Wood at 1116 Franklin street.
Ben D. Chapman, boys secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, is absent from the city on an
importan. trip in northern Iowa.
G. w. McDaniels of San Francisco
was. in the city today.
DR.. Bertha Pease left Thursday for
New York City where she will visit
her daughters and spend few weeks
attending clinics at the hospitals.
Vim. M. Fouts is at home for a few
days from the University of Chicago
Messrs. Roy Stricken and Harry
Duncan are at home from the Uniyer-
sity of Chicago to spend the Easter
vacation.
Mrs. D. E. Reeves. Mrs. Harry j.
Reeves and Mrs. F. W. Garretson OF
Hamilton were called to Salem Sat.
nrday by the death of their niece
Helen Elizabeth Cook, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Cook
Fort Madison Gem CITY: J. ]. Crit
fith of Keokuk has returned home
after several days visit with friends
in the city.
Edward Knox tombstone is home
from Madison, Wis, for few days
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 2. Johnstone. He returns next
Monday to resume his studies in the
University OF Wisconsin.
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Wilkinson & Co., Drugs
CITY NEWS.

Bargains in second hand upright
pianos. Loewenstein's music store. -
Adv.
Harry T. Law, "a, and Leona j..
Conn. 10, of Waterloo were married
here yesterday afternoon by Justice
Burrows.
See the stock sale ad on page S
Of Hilpert & Wright.--Ady.
Those communities SO anxious to
name the Keokuk dam and the Keo-
kuk lake seem to have overlooked the
courtesy OF asking Keokuk about It.
Guess the old town will have some
thing to say about names for dams
and lakes.
You get the dependable harness
at Sherwood s.-Adv.
The fire department was called to
the Burns residence at 626 Bank
street yesterday morning at S:45
o'clock. "A defective fue or sparks
from the chimney had set the roof on
| fire and q large hole was burned IN
| it. The damage is estimated at forty
or fifty dollars
The Keokuk and Hamilton bridge
will be closed Monday, March "a, al
Z p. m. against highway travel and
opened at a. M. until further notice.
| ADV.
Hon Eugene Chain will deliver
| an address next Tuesday evening at
! the Christian church to which the
public is invited. Mr.. Chain will dis
cuss the prohibition movement, he
having twice been the candidate for
president on the prohibition ticket
1 He is very eloquent talker and II
is expected that large audience viii
/ be present to hear.
M. B. Johnson has been appoint
ed chief clerk at the c., B. & @. of.
fees here in place of A. G. Williams,
who resigned to go into business in
Burlington. r. S. U1rich succeeds Mr..
johnson as assistant city ticket agent
and promotions were made all along
the line in the freight department
The general promotions are compli-
ment to the organization of the Office
force OF the ~ in this city.
Bargains in second hand upright
pianos Loewenstein's Music Store
/ Adv.
The lake which will he formed
above the dam has already shown
what rs effect will be on the steam.
boat excursion business. One loca!
|. line has booked about ten excursions
| for the coming summer and each one
of them has designated that the excur
sions go north. After the new lock
/ Is opened on the frs. of June boats
will make through trips and during
May boats will be maintained on both
sides of the dam by some companies
Low prices prevail on harness
and buggies at Sherwood's-Adv.
Word has been received from c.
H. Moss. a former Rock Island agent
here. but now of near Poplar Bluff
Mo-. that he suffered considerable loss
through the wind storm in southeast
ern Missouri last Thursday. His
twenty-five acre orchard was entirely
destroyed, only two trees remaining
standing. A large barn recently erect.
ed at a cost of $3.50 was tern in two
and the roof blown off. Mr.. Moss res.
idence was unframed and his family
was uninjured in any way
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Eagle Lodge No. II, A. = & A. NJ,
$50 o'clock, Monday evening. March
/ "a, 1913. Work on third degree. Wis.
iting brethren fraternally invited BY
order of the W. M. S. H. Johnston,
secretary.
Just making newspaper is win
ming in Keokuk and around Keokuk.
The Gate City never had such large
circulation as 1t possesses today. II
Is evidence that the people approve
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Good Cigars
All the best ones and so
kept that they get to you
nice and fresh.

IL s Z. la
It takes considerable Imagination to
convince oneself that this winter
weather is really Easter-tide.
How about that Sassafras tea?
Have you begun taking 1t vet? We
sell sassafras bark in any quantity
from SC up.
Let our messenger boys deliver your
drug wants Just telephone No. 6s
and we will have your goods on the
way in hurry.
It will seem more like Easter II
you treat yourself and friends to a
box OF Allegretti Chocolates or Bon
Bons. We have all kinds fresh.
Going to do some painting this
spring? It is not too early for you to
come in and see the many nice colors
OF paint we have. Floor paint and
house paint in all size cans at the
very lowest prices.
You can save much hard work when
you get to your housekeeping If you
will buy cleaning supplies here now.
We have dustless mops, floor brushes.
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she's the Boss,

PORTLAND, Ore. March 22.-Mrs.
Kathryn Nelen Scott must be very
capable woman for when she regis.
tered she gave her occupation as my
husbands bosg."
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the kind of paper that is being made.
A feature about The Gate City circu
lation is that 1t possesses the value
that gets results for advertising pat,
rons. And another thing about the
circulation-it is open to the investi
cation of patrons.
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Good Teeth

are essential health and beauty We and apply
modern and scientific Improvement known to dentistry
That's why afford to do your dental work at just
half ordinary charges Compare prices and remember
we guarantee every piece Of work perform Our modern
methods of doing dental work will please you
Bridge Work
We make speciality Of sanitary self cleansing porcelain
bridge work Spaces where teeth have been lost
we replace to that detection impossible We
guarantee satisfaction.
Plate Work
We take pride in making you plate that will fit Its
in the suction Out of patients have your impression
taken the morning and go home with your teeth the same
day.
Teeth without pain Examinations free and in
vted.
PRICES
~ r. gold crown etxra heavy -. $400
Bridge work, per tooth . -. $500
White crowns .....-.. -. :. -. s. $500
aluminium plates 800
Gold filings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 90 and up
Gold white alloy filings Observation-Disclosures. S1OO
Enamel filings S1OO
Silver and other filings ............ Soc
Teeth cleaned 5Oc
All work guaranteed for 10 years.
Phone 500 Lady Assistant
Office Hours a. m. p. Open Sunday to IL a. M
DR.. AT. Blacks Painless Dental Parlor
Saves you Time, Money and Pain
Over Keokuk Savings Bank Fifth and Main SITS.
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ceiling brushes, busters, channels
skins. sponges, rubber dust caps, all
kinds Of cleaning compounds, Japalac.
etc.
You can get much more comfort out
OF one Of our new properly fitted
trusses than. you can out Of that old
worn out one you are wearing. Do it
new and you will be glad for our
prices are low and your satisfaction
will be much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-23

to work the properties with these men
out.
The men demand recognition Of the
Western Federation Of Miners, an eight
hour day. abolition Of the one-man drill.
and better working conditions. No dis
order is reported in the district SO far.
The mining companies seem determined
not to treat with the federation and are
prepared for a long period of idleness.
The recognition OF the union is the prin-
cipal issue.
The mines shut down are the Calumet
G. Hecla, Tamarack, Osceola Wolverine.
Centennial, Mohawk, Ahmeek. Champion,
Baltic, Quincy. Isle Royale, Superior.
: ~Ffssniifn, La Sale ana various develop
ment properties.
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REJECTED BY HOLY SEE
Swiss Guards Memorial Turn
ed D0Wn-Seek Audience
With Merry del Val.

ROME, July 23.-The mutinous Swiss
guards at the Vatican today received
an ultimatum rejecting their demands.
They were assembled in the inner court
Of the Vatican, and notified by their
commander that their memorial Of Mon
day, in which they laid down their
terms, could not be accepted by the
holy see as 1t was destructive Of the
principle of discipline. He added that
those who could not submit to the
present military rule were at liberty
to return to their homes as freely as
they had enlisted. He concluded by de-
clar1ng the organizers of the agitation
would be dismissed from the corps.
The guardsmen received the statement
with murmurs of dissatisfaction and
afterward applied for an audience with
Cardinal Merry del VAL. saying that
their requests had been misunderstood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-23

inches high at the age Of seventeen, or
less than five feet five inches in height
at the age Of eighteen and upward.
Culpepper Uxon. president of the board
of commissioners of Birmingham, Ala,
and W. P Harding, brother of Col. Hard
ing, called upon the Commissioners yes
terday Mr.. Uxon is president Of the
First National Bank and the Chamber
of Commerce of Birmingham, while Mr..
Harding Is a resident Of that city.
Frederick P H. Siddons, seventeen
year-old son Of Commissioner Siddons.
has completed preparations for entering
the University of Wisconsin this fall. He
expects to work for a bachelor Of arts
degree, after which he probably will take
up the study OF law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-23
RAILROAD LEASE BLOCKED.
New Jersey Commission Rules
Against Lines Transfer to Pennsv.

TRENTON, N. J.. July 23.-The pub
lie utilities commission today with
held Its approval Of a lease by the
West Jersey and Seashore railroad o,
its property to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company for 9s9 years. The West
Jersey has been practically owned and
operated by the Pennsylvania for q
number of years.
The decision of the commission said
a lease for such a long period is tanta-
mount to a conveyance of the fee.
The proposed lease guaranteed the
West Jersey q dividend of per cent
per annum. The West Jersey refused
to give the commission assurance that
a plea of the guaranteed rental would
not at some future time be urged In bar
Of a determination to fix just and rea-
sonable rates.