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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
City Purchases Property.

specIsI % TAc Iflbune
OGDEN. Feb. 2I.-Thc purchase OF the first
propsrzy necesszry to the proposed opening of
Hudson avenue between TUenty-second aud Twcn-
ty-thlrd streets wao approved by tho city com
misslonoTs special meeting this afternoon
The property. strip thirty feet vide by 2si feet
long. purchased from Hrg. Alta v. Anderson
Peck at cost OF 5000. II Is not anticipated by
the commissioners that condemnation suits will
ing OF the for the two blocks between
TYcnty-second and Tyenty-fourth strcots
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Will Hold Inquest Next Week.


OGDEN. Feb. af.-Tho inquest Into tho death
OF Mrs- Lulu Dixon. victim OF Wednesday, shoot
ine VIII be held until the tire, OF next
week, according 10 County Attorney David Jcn-
sen: II tx possible that a: j. Morton, q brother
!n-law who In his way from Columbia,
Tenn, will have arrived in tho city by that
time
dercd woman, tho relative will look after some
property belonging to Mrs Dixon In Ely, Nov,
and take charge OF hor two children, WHO
sti IN Salt Lake. According to friends OF tho
woman in this city, Mira. Dixon was The ownor
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Ask for New Trial.

Special 10 Tho TrbunN
OGDEN. Feb 2i-Judgc n j. Harris listened
To the arguments today thc motion for new
trial In tho OF the Lindsay Land & Livestock
company against the Smart Land Livestock
company md Thomas Smart Ho took tho mat ter
under ndyacmcni. Tho plaintiff company was
recently awarded damages in tho sum OF $3.50. II
is argued by the defendant compnny's attorneys
that new evidence has boon discovered
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FUNERAL NOTICE

BURLEIGH-The funeral services for
William Burlelgh aged SO years. who
died at his home, 1856 Emerson avenue.
February Fl. 1919, Will be held from the
funeral chapel of Eber ". Hail. 164 South
West Temple street, Sunday. February
90. at 3 p. m. Iuterment, City cemetery.
Please omit flowers
STOUT-Funeral services for Mrs Sa =
lima G, Stout will be held Sunday. Feb
ruary %, 1913. at p. m, at the S. ID.
Evans inortuary chapel, is South State
street. InLerment Bla cNfOOt. Ida
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Postoffice Hours for Today.

OGDEN, Fob, 2i.-on account OF tho WanhinE-
ton birthday anniversary tomorrow there will be
but one delivery OF mall by corrloTg. The gen
oral delivery, stamp and registry windows Mt tho
postofflcc Will be open from 10 TO II O'Clock In
tho forenoon, according 10 the statement OF Post
master l.. W. Shurt!f.
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BID ON BUSINESS BLOCK.
Construction Of Five e-Story Building VIII
Be Started Soon.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 21,-Bids will be opened
tomorrow In the office Of Shreeve 6.
Madsen the architects. for the constr,lc-
tion work on Fred J. Kieseps five story
business block at the corner of Hudson
avenue and Twenty fourth street The
architects state that many Utah con-
tractors have submitted bids
The construction work for which bids
arc TO be opened tomorrow includes ev-
erything except the plumbing and heat
Ing, which will be awarded TO an inde-
pendent contractor. Mr., Siesel expects
TO pass upon the bids and authorize a
contract at an early date. because he Is
anxious to have the building ready for
occupancy as soon as possible.
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Files Suit for Divorce.

SpeffaI 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 2i.-In complaint filed IN the
district court this afternoon. Doris Head has
brought suit for divorce from Hugh L. Head
or the grounds OF failure 70 provide abandon.
ment and cruelty. Thsy married In this
city February II. 1910. In addition TO tho de-
cree. Mrs. Head petitions the court for custody
OF a minor child. JaIneB Head, costs OF cult and
general Eeiict
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Suspects Are Released.

Special The Tribune
OGDEN Fob. 21.-Acting under instructions
from Sheriff e Y Harrison, the Box Elder county
authorities arrested several suspects IN the Jose
aaura "fleecing' oaSe but they have been
ordered released. Moura declares that no would
not be able to recognize any OF the gang which
Is supposed TO hnvc relieved him of sli by the
fake officer guue
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NOTICE. OF BOND SALE.

Sealed bids will be received by
the board OF directors OF Blue Bench
Irrige ton District No, i OF Wasatch coun-
ty, state OF Utah, at the office of said dis
trict at Duchesnr, formerly Theodore).
Utah. up TO and until the 9th day OF
March. A D. 1918. at 2 o clock D. M. for
bonds of said district to the amount Of
one hundred twenty-five thousand (S125,-
00000) dollars, or any portion thereof i.
Said bonds VIII be in denominations Of
one hundred (sl00.00) dollars and
five hundred (so0O.00) dollars each. Said
bonds to run from ten G0) to twenty (20)
years, and to be payable as provided by
section 10 Of chapter "a Of the Session
Laws of Utah. 1909, as amended by
chapter SO OF the Session Laws of Utah.
1911, and to bear interest at the rate OF
Six (6) per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually on the first day of June
and December OF each year, Principal
and interest to be paid at the office OF
the county treasurer of Wasatch county,
state OF Utah No bid will be accepted
at less than ninoty-five (95) per cent OF
the face value Of the bonds bid for. The
board OF directors reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
All bids must be addressed TO John r.
Wilson, secretary OF Blue Bench Irriga-
ton District No, l. Duchesne. Wasatch
county, Utah.
Dated at Duchesne formerly Thcodore), },
Utah. this 9Th day OF February. A. D.
1913 J. S. BIRCH
c.. w. BROWN,
j. K. LEWIS,
Attest; Board Of Directors,
j r. WILSON. Secretary, ol337
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! ditlou Regarding The proposed building opore.
lions In this city. the probable administrator OF
tho estate said that tho entire mnttcr for the
present at loast rested with the action OF the
supreme court. Bo intimatcd that II the pend
Ing decision not favorable TO tho Interests Of
tho estate steps would DO iakon 10 purchase the
building occupied by tho Nyo store.
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NOTICE.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
ans, debts contracted by my wife, Mrs,
Minnie Hart,
(Signed) FRED HART.
o966S
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT w. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAX1S. sic
KEARNS BLDG. a225a
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GROCERY SPECIAL.

Fresh Utah eggs. e5c anchovies doz.,
l5c; lbs. fig cakes, 26c: jelo. 2oc, j.
T. tobacco plug, 30c g5c wash powder,
l5c, smoked salmon, ID. 15c; best hams,
lb, 19c: lS lbs. good apples; 25c; to-
matoes, H., 10c; lbs rice. navy
beans or red beans, 25c; 4 lbs. best kraut.
l5c; boxes shoe backing, DC; tomatoes,
early June peas, 10c; pkes. wheat
flakes, l5c; lbs cabbage. l0c; 5 lbs.
onions. loc; Bakerized coffee, iOc: Blue
Label catsup, 20C. gallon can syrup, 45c;
split pens. b.. SC; lbs. Sultana raislns,
l5c; 2 cans corn, -plums, Strawberries.
fPpHped ihs herring dS dSc; "a apr,eots M lD 1Sc
lbs. OF. sugar. zoe, large oranges,
dozen, 15c. 5 cans peas. strawberry jam.
large milk, Van Camp pork and beans
or Red Seal I've. 25c; good creamery but
ter. @0c; best cream cheese, lb, 20c; salt
bacon. H.. i6c: corn, per case, S1.G5s
compound lard, IS 35c IS 6Oc: los 81 10:
Cottolene. 30c. 80c, 81 10 . cans peaches,
25c. 5s lard, roc: los. $1.35; Quaker Oats,
10c; high patent -four. s1.05: straight
grade flour. sl,00; lbs. dried prunes. 25c.
CHICAGO STORE
1l6 w, First South o2e25
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Boy Escapes Industrial School.

SpecInI 70 TIC Trlbunc.
OGDEN, Feb. 2L-Charles Iylc. agcd 70 years
escaped from the Utah industrial school today.
He trusty and took advantage OF tho lib-
ertlcs accorded him. I~ie was cont TO tho school
from Park City. summit county. a year ago.
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WATTS MADE PRESIDENT.
Succeeds David EccIes as Head of Utah
Construction Company.

oUCCetus DAVID GCcTeS as Head OF Uta n
Construction Company.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 21.-According to the
official notices filed with County Clerk
S. G.. Dye today. w. H Wa tits has been
selected by the stockholders of the Utah
Construction company to succeed David
Bccles. deceased. The advancement of
Watts, who was formerly vice president,
made necessary the addition Of one per-
son to the board OF directors. l., R. Ec-
cles, son OF the late financier was chosen.
The other officers, In addition to those
named, are M. S. Browning, vice presi-
dent; a. II. Christensen, treasurer, and
H Fl. Rolapp. secretary. The stockhoId-
ers adopted appropriate resolutions Of re-
spect for the late president, David E,ccIes.
and also for j. G. Jones. a stockholder,
who died since the last annual meeting
was held.
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

BEST PRICES PAID FOR 2ND HAND
clothing w. Glickman. II South West
Temple, Wasatch 1913 o190O
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HAIR GOODS

COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES,
81 80, at VelvetIna Parlor. So East 4th
South. o2336
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Eccles Returns From Northwest

| 20
OGDEN, Feb. sl.-Anor an absence OF moro than
woeks David C. EccleD has returned from A.
business trip TO Oregon and Washington He
ststes that ho found tho affairs OF the EccIes
es,atc In the northwest 10 be iu excellent con-
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Wanted to Buy.


LOT EAST, NORTH OR SOUTHEAST
for cash. or modern bungalow. one
tenth cash. balance monthly. Wasatch
5123-J. o266l
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Paine Funeral Tomorrow


OGDEN. Fob H.-Thc funeral OF Mrs Amy c.
Paine. who died wednesday, night. Will bo held
Sunday afternoon with sorvice1 In tho Second ward
chapel at o'clock. Tue body will lilo in stnto
Saturday evening and until 10 o'clock Sunday
morning,
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ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

Hider Nevada Copper company Pr!n-
cipal place of business, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location of mines. Lander county
Nevada .up'
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board of directors OF the
Eider Nevada Copper company. held on
the 18th day Of November, 1912. assess
ment No of one-half (D cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. issued and outstand-
ing, payable Immediately to the secre-
tary at his office, care of Mccormick G.
Co.'S bank. corner First South and cIain
street. Salt Lake City Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday the Goth
day OF December. 1912, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before Will
be sold on Saturday, the 18th day of
January 1913, at 4 O'Clock p. m, at the
secretary's office. TO pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expense of sale
JNO ]. MORRIS, Secretary.
First publication November 90. 1912
At a meeting of the directors OF the
Hider Nevada Copper company, held at
Mccormick & Co.'S bank on Wednesday.
the 18th day Of December. 1912. the date
of delinquency for the payment OF as
sessment No was extended from De-
cember 90, 1912, to Wednesday. the 26th
day of February. 1918,
k2S01 JNO J. MORRIS, Secretary.
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BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, z25
Main. Prizes each week for ladies'
high scores m55l
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AUCTION SALES

DON'T FORGET THE AUCTION SALE
OF furniture at sol Hamilton place. be-
Ween State and End East on 9th South.
= L. Sober. auctioneer o2634
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HAIR GOODS

WE MANUFACTURE ToUPEES. WIGS.
switches. puffs. etc. Largest stock of
hair goods in the city. Combings or cut
hair made up to order s. T.. Costume
Co, ia and 116 e. Broadway o1423
HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS. ToUPEES
made TO order. Sasse's Hair Factory.
21S Main. n23s6
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyright, see j. M
Thomas. 3OS Utah Savings 6 Trust bldg
o124
SCOTT & CO.. ALL COUNTRIES:
terms reasonable. 226-7 Judge bldg.
E6Oi
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CUT FLOWERS

o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/~-~
~ DAJNKl EIOkAL CO.. oJ So. MAIN
81 Phone iOS Cut flowers and fu.
o~o, ace,rns nfs31
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Wanted-Board and Room.

YOUNG WOMAN WHOSE HUSBAND
is going on road wishes room and
board with good. pleasant people; ac-
commodations for him when In town
preferably home having plano. no obs
lection to living with lady who is alone.
Give full particulars. Address K-l0.
Tribune. o2555
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sUNBUkSr AND SIDE PLEArING,
eOS East 3rd South Phone Hyland 1871
klo5g
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SeIv,tio- arnV phone t2lsl
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NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT

]. r. WILSON, secretary.
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Wigs and Toupees

WIGS, TOUPEES; COMBINES MADE
into switches. KlInner 153 Main,
room /. no365
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SHOES soLED IN TEN MINUTES;
Mems shoes half soled 60c: ladies' s,,alsT ~,
Work called for and delivered. Otsnn Otsn
Shoe Repair Co. III So, w. T, Wasassssaa aassa
1897. oV
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CORSETS
TAILOR MADE CORsETs

MRS. NJ HAYES. SPrRELLA CORSETS
one year guarantee. 2G0 West 3rd No
tch 2bS0-J. mss
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. RIDDLE, PHYSICIAN. SURGEON.
laboratory diagnosis. 2l0 Kearns bldg.
Hours %. Wasatch 5696.
DR. NJ MCDOWELL 6O4.5-6 SCOTT
bldg. Hours Q TO 12 a. m. to { p. m,
m1469
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kOSEIL. THE TAILOR 40 SO. STATE.
suits and overcoats from sl5 up.
R16sa
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CHINESE HERBS

l.. SU WOO. 116 SO, MAIN. 2ND FLOOR.
cures diseases with celebrated Chinese
remedies. Consultation free. MISC
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsTONEs

-~~<~<~~~>~~~~~>~--~-~>-
E(1E, s;TOGk 40 SEIE>Cf FROM. X
Mckenzie DISPLAY wards 442 So Stata
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BY A. L Mohler, President.
Salt Lake City. Utah. February 18th.
1913. o1637
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Wanted-To Rent.

GOOD FURNISHED ROOM IN NORTH<
eastern part OF city by young mani
state price. Address ks. Tribune. o2473
FURNISHED HOUSE TO 7 RooMSs
modern, n, e. part city. Address H-66.
Tribune, o2313
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HATS REPAIRED. SALT LAKE HAT
Factory, No. w. 9nd South. nli7S
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Eelp
III HEI,F----IIELP UEJPs
WAGES 81 25-S2.50 DAY.
i N,,nI,,I1

HELP---HELP--
WAGES 81 25-S2.50 DAY
WA NTED--
20 Italians. Austrians. Swedes or
Greeks.
"A Big Railroad job
Sood rock, trap, steam shovel track and
other Kinds Of work. This Is one OF the best
Jops IN The state of Utah today. We will
pay your fare ourselves to this work and
senq one OF our managers with you and
iand you OH the job, This Is absolutely
Tree rare and no deductions are made
against your wages for any railroad
transportation. We guarantee this free
Iare We are under bonds To the city
OF SAT- Lake to protect the wor<lngman
from any Misrepresentation and even
thouSh we were not under bonds we
wouiu not advise you falsely. You must
nct quickly II you want to land this biz
job.
c. Il. HANSEN &c co. EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS,
W East First South, Salt Lake City.
TELEPHONE. Wasatch 534.
Other offices at
l9l 25th Street. ogden. Utah.
~ Bernard st, Spokane. Wash.
26-2S North End st. Portland Or.
SUB Howard St. San Francisco. Calf
we have been established since 1876 and
still going,
o256s
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News Oddities

LUNCHES In q
NoNUNoN Pses
Handlers Union
ECCENTRIC SWISS living Moscow left so will editor
drink
heard Of the but will the beque
latest
OF
LETTING CHICKENS a neighbours
Chelsea Mass. under
Immediately
o be q
OF
Injunction he
EDWARD PAYsoN WESTON
carried his epstls st.
she would his
SWEARING
decided there law against parrots
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NVgNo ron Tkg coMPANl9l
WANT A WEEK.

Dtoto Oo0oeoe B09or =. 0ro0801 q
Saratoga and Judge Hatch q Pastes.
Hatch q Shsshaa Of New York, Who
YIN make the argumsnts for Tie tAxi.
eaA companies and hotslA Il y knewn
wlu make . agAt Tor IN ad3ournmaat
IT, Q week In which 70 prepare their
SgSses, but 10 this the Corporation
Couassrs Once Will dsmvr vigorously.
n all thirteen companiss have " n
cut wri6 Of Injunction and are operat.
Ing under them In Ashting he HsW NV.
Here y the list; Hotel Astor Com0Aay.
Hevsrty's Taxieab Coapsay. Iaoespes-
atsl: Univeraty Taximstss Cab Cea-
pany. Yellow Taxioab Company. Va.
Aose.Astoria Hotel Company. Hawk .
Weehsrbss. managing the Hotel Nan
haitian; New Tsxicab and Auto Cen.
pany. Motor Taximstsr Cab Company
Naeon.seaman Transportation ComoAny
Hiiliard Hotsl Company. managing ths
Hstsl Vanderbilt; Greeley Square Hots
Company. opsratins the Hotel McAlpan.
al ne Imperial Hotel Company.
he hotels aiiess that the city hAi
ne Sioht to assign streets - public asch
stands without the consent Of pro,sst,
ownAeA while the taxieah companlrl
slisOs he law 10 unoonsttut' ona: IL
that the rates are discriminatory ant
couAsestory. An appeal on these ground
can b taken 70 the Supreme Cour
Of Ne United States.
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Wife MISSING 4 MONTH,
ABSENT HUSBAND HEARS.
Brother Of Justice Morschauser
Returns from Trip, Alarmed
by Non-Receipt of Letters.

Henry Morschauser OF No 80 State
street. Brooklyn. a brother OF Supreme
Court Justice Morschauser OF Duchess
County. asked the police to-day to send
out u GENERAL alarm for hi. wife. who
has been misSing since July 2. Nor
schauser had been away on business
trip and did not know his wife had dis
appeared until he returned to-day.
alarmed by her failure to write to him.
His wife had accompanied him to the
Desbrosses street ferry on the day Of his
departure. July 2. Mr.. Morschauser told
the police, and had agreed TO 20 TO the
home OF Mrs. Moran at No. ISL Sterling
place. brooklyn. until her husbands re-
turn. When he got back to town and
visited Mrs. Moran's home. he learned
tina; his wife aad not been there at any
time during his absence.
Mr.. Morschauser describes his wife as
thirty-eight years old. with brown hair,
srsaksd with sray, hve feet six Inches
ssll and Weighing about no pounds
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A WALL STREET

Market Closing-rhs covering move.
ment, started In the latter part OF
the first hour. continued on a very small
scale. small gains being made In
. number Of issues. American Cotton
OIL stock advanced IN. American
SHELTERS 4, and Union Pacific VI.
Reading and U. 9. Steel closed same
a. yesterday. while few issues show
cd declines. Erie LIST pfd. lost 4.
Consol Gas y. and Erie common v.
The other stocks showed only frac-
tional changes.
Business was At a standstill at fire.
quent intervals during the first hour.
Toward the end OF the hour. however.
frmef tone developed. resulting in the
ppearance of some covering orders. the
fleet Of which was most pronounced
N Canadian Pacific. That stock had
sold as low a. 2iAk In the first half hour.
but quickly rose on this buying to 2isk.
Reading and Copper rallied v.
The volume Of business or this upturn
was a. small a. II had been in the early
decline. and reflected an absence o;
supply.
The trading element on the floor con-
tinusd bearish. but operations were re-
stricted because of the absence OF selling
orders after low levels wer. established.
Government % were up Y on bid. rail-
road and other bonds strong.
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# CONSr|PkTED OR /:
BILIOUS 'CASCARETS."
No Biliousness, Headache,
Sick. Sour Stomach In =
digestio Coated
Tongue or Constipa-
lLOIl.

Furred Tongue. Bad Taste, Inii-
scstion, Sallow Skin and Miserable.
Headaches come from torpid liver,
and closged bowels. which cause
your stomach to become filled With
undigested food. which sours and fire.
ments like garbage in q swill barrel.
That's the first step to untold misery
indigestion. foul eases. bad breath.
yellow skin. mental fears. everythina
that Is horrible and nauscatins. A
Cascaret tonight will give your con.
stipated bowels . thorough cleansing
and straighten you out by morning.
They work while you sleep-s lO-cent
box from your druggist will keep ysu
feeling good for months. Millions q
men and women take . Cascaret now
and then to keep their stomach. liver
and bowels regulated. and never know
. miserable moment. Don't forget
the children--their little insides need
. good. gentle cleansing. too.
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Doctors Prescriptions.
1t has been proved over and
.:., xk.t H. Io.xo.. ~

50 beS osSss fsSNS WV 49,
lover again that the doctors Of |
this country freely prescribe
proprietary medicine. in Latin (
|for their patients until they are
advertised to the public. after|
which time they consider it Al
{duty to Immediately condemn
}the very same medicine. not
because the preparation Is any|
less valuable. but because It is|
mot ethical" to prescribe an,
advertised medicine. There are.
}however. many physicians Of
{ recognized standing broadminded
5 and successful enough to con.
|tinue to prescribe such stand
ard remedies q. Lydia E. Pink
{ham's Vegetable Compound.
which they know to be good.
AaooooaaoooooAeAA
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OUT OF SO INSPECTED.
~ TAXLG RkyECTED:
ONLY ~ FOUND PERFECT,

One ~ one the rieksty. rattls-oang
that for 90 long have dis
Oraee1 the streets OF New York In the
Aams Of taxicahs are being wssdsd out
To-Day at No. ~ West Forty-ninth
stso0. Where inspectors Of the Bureau
q Licenses. under the command of
Deputy Commissioner John Drsnnsn. are
eoaducting The sxaninatioa OF vehicles
vn1se the new ordnance
q ~ ~ machioss that have been
brought before the inspectors since the
nv went Into effect yesterday morning
nearly 10 have been turned down alto
oslhss aad only ssventssn found Atso-
iuts,y At Tor service. The 100 discarded
sachines were virtually ordered TO the
~ hssp. % Tar ~ their usage - pub.