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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

900 cc.-so~--0~o~~O~~~~~--~----
NnhGh, F1RST-CLASs STOCK OF
6v1 Ta, inerchan andise. located at Lynn
No, nyyns Ian Iown Just being opened Up:
brsssnt population 500 Forty-three
wa,cd watiorcd acres OF land &c be put under
hcior thls coming spring. Dltching is
giEiunt gi,unt Vf ): p, l.. 4. & s. l.. r. f.. where
= a,o ,on, lsioh shops are located with pyroll
@Taount'nS On 10 $4,000 per month Stock
h.. e saie at invoice prices. which will run
esEmeeh ossE $4,000 and $4,000. Terms
inas or good negotiable paper Long
nras on building. constructed OF con
,de oese and brick. 35X15. with eight living
s rooIns over store and large storage base
,n(, running water In store and living
roooi"S, which is furnished at nominal
go py ABOVE mentioned railroad com
ssahy First~class opportunity for live
SIIn. Inquire w. Daniels 1l65 East 9th
Souln. Phone Nyland lO2e-M faO01
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FORTUNES IN ALFALFA SEED.
There is no richer agricultural country
In the world than the
WONDERFUL PAHVANT VALLEY.
UTAH.

WONDERFUL PAHVANT VALLEY.
UTAH
Kead what one farmer has done
what he has done you can do.
Fillmore, Utah Jan. I. 1913
Mr. n. A. Anderson, Fillmore Utah:
, Dear Sir-ln reply 10 your inquiry |
beg 10 advise you that during the year
1911 j produced 300 bushels OF first class
alfalfa seed on 80 acres of land In the
sub-irrlgated district west OF Meadow:
and during 1912 L harvested sos bushels
OF first-class seed on 80 acres of sub
irrigated land in the same district.
with proper treatment OF the soil and
growing crops. | am confident that | can
produce the same or better crops each and
every year. and would not consider any
price for ms land.
You ask whether or not / would con-
slider q price OF $500 per acre. and / beg
more 20 me than the figure you suggest,
and | would not consider that price even
though | cared TO sell. This Is my home
and l do not care TO sell at all
Very truly yours.
EDWARD e. BUSHNELL.
We have these same lands for sale in
Pahvant valley ut prices ranging from
50 TO go per acre on 10 years time.
Do not fail TO investigate Pahvant val
ley before buying land anywhere else in
the west
Send for our Illustrated booklet
PAHvANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
Judge Bldg. Wasatch 1871.
f1i77
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL & CECIL, GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors Chronic and female troubles
2 specially. Consultation free. Suite 1913.
235 South Main. r23I
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

GAnHNCE CANS FURNISHED FREE
Win our acrvice 8. l.. Scavengcr 4
SANITARY Garbage Co, "a IIast ith Sontn4
Wasatch 'In Cow
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THE EUREKA HOTEL, % ROOMS.
furnished Must be sold at once; big
bargain. Address Manager OF the hotel.
bargain. Address Manager OF the hotel,
Eureka. Utah. f2623
{ ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED, IL
blocks from Main; cheap rent; snap at
5000. Was. 6S26-W. casa
II ROOMS, FURNISHED; FURNITURE
for sale. house for rent; long lease. In
quire 6S So. West Temple 1907
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SECRET SERVICE

SECRET SERVICE:
reliable operators. I0l Boston building.
Tasatch 247J. ell50
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS. PETEHSUN. 10 RICHARDS ST
brass. chlpped glass and painted, Phone
Hkratch 1903. E9S
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CARPETS CLEANED WITH "SANTO." "
Work guaranteed. A Fl. Alfrey, Wa
satch 2490-R, e3953
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MATTRESS FACTORY

SANITARY FOLDING MATTRESSES
reuova ted, romodoed and repaired
feathers cleaned Sanitary Folding Mat
tress Co. i'2 y. md South. Hyland
290i. 1884
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CLEANING AND PRESSING


LADIES' AND GENTS ALTERATIONS:
high class hand pressing: work guar
antecd. w, 2ud South. Was. 2G91
foS,4X
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TOOELE, UTAH. OFFERS STRIKING
opportunities for the man Of moderate
means. Nearly l000 men arc employed
at the International smelter and there
is n constant demand for more men. II
is an ideal home town for men with
families, There Is not vacant resi-
dence in the town. Desirable lots can
be had cheap on easy terms. Write,
TOOELE IMPROVEMENT CO.
Tooele. Utah
dlIlG
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Daiancc Ike rent. WI place you in a
HOMESITE ADDITION, which is located
between 9TH and 9Th East SITS, just north
OF Wandsmcre
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W L w AN i 1OO
10 see this beautiful home place, and the
nice pressed brick cottages that We are
building in liOMESITE ADDITION. Its
the i've building spot OF Salt Lake.
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Lake HAND LAUNDRY, 33s-40 WEST
1st South; branch. l4S e. end South;
Was. 1854. e4lol
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BOWLING ALLEYS


BOWLING; PARLOES, 60
Main Prizes each week FOR ladies'
sigh scores. m55l
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES
MILLINERY

---~~-~->>-~~~~~~>>~->~>~~>>~-~ ~
PLUMES CLEANED. CURLED AND
dyed. Harmony Millinery ParIors. SOS
So State. Was. 56ls. 1885
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION."

"WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY,
Client Will sell improved property on
1st South. lst and 2nd West. for sl2,-
QJ0. VIII lease for period OF 20 years TO
NET purchaser per cent on his money.
Al the end Of 20 years will buy property
back for $4,000 II purchaser has not sold
same In the meantime, Purchaser would
get all his money back in interest and
should double or treble in value he could
sell same at any time and make that
much more. With the wonderful future
ahead OF Salt Lake who can say how
much money the purchaser might make?
Lease and repurchase satisfactorily Sc
cured Phone Was. 50l or 22l3 and agent
Will see you and explain to your salts
faction. This is POSITIVELY A GEN
U1NE PROPOSITION and will bear the
closest investigation. 1888
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0F THOSE ELEGANT TAILOR
p7slee suits: while they last. $40.
~ BY real tailor. free. Dun
c1 Mills, 2l5 So Main ST., by
<fV0a f2S7S
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LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundries

FAMILY LAUNDRY, CURTAINS. DONE
by hand; called for. delivered, Was;
6l02. eJ02S
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MCCOY STABLES, CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold
Phone 81. DIAL
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Trackage for Lease or Sale.

-----~~~~~O~-~~--~~~~~>>>> >>>>>->O~-~-~--->~-.~-~-
ON OREGON SHORT LINE OR RIO
Grande, COAL YARD, now vacant, on
1th So, near 3rd West T, T. Burton
- Exchange Place. 1855
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE


UTAH WASTE PAPER AND GARBAGE
Co Illingworth. manager, Phone
wasatch 1901. f1d39
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f. C GROENDYKE & co.
Carpets steam cleaned Our superior
work insures satisfaction, Remodeling a
speciality. Hyland 3220-J, s2954
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
ing. insurance rate and warehouse with
any other The superiority or the Key
ser storage over oil others Is we'll
known. Keyser Fircproof Storage Co.
WasAtch 1893. b24lS
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HAIR GOODS

sssy liiiIIDs@r,. FROM COMBINES
eas- 5Sis Parlor. 55s South
~ f2E1l
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

If YOU ARE 4 PARTICULAR PERSON.
YOU want your household goods red
only in the best p!are-a clean place.
clean from dirt and vermin: i safe pllce.
IN every respect our warehouse is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and We VIII quickly show you why
REDMAN FiREPROOF STORAGE co.
Phone sos. 159 Main.
b3SO6
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PRIVATE HOMES


WILLOWS MERE CONFIDENTIAL,
confinement: adoption. Mrs. F. Phil
lips, 250o lIth East Hyland l23I-M.
sgsss
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1o2 FEET FACING EAST ON EIEV-
enth East between First and Second
South. All or any part at $50 per foot,
165 feet. corner Second avenue and l.
street. All or any part at $40 per foot.
40 feet on First South between McClel-
land avenue and Eleventh East, at $50
per foot
$40 feet facing east and 125 feet facing
north. on southwest corner Sixth la st
and Seventh South. All or any part at
500 per foot
If you want Ia buy a home on easy
terms. look this stuff up. It's cheap,
c, l.. TAYLOR,
222 South West Temple ST. f2si6
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

", WILLIAMS & SON. Is6 \ STREET.
Wasatch l5f5-W. Upholslering. chairs
-ecaned o3i2
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MANICURING, SHAMPOOING

FOR LADIES AND GEN1LENk.N. 81
z. 4th South. Was. 1886. els
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN
rugs and carpets. Hand work: will re-
move oil. grease or any stain Imported
rugs a specially; 9S12, S1.50, Frank Mar
tin. Was. e266. 56 West lst So. st
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KODAK DEVELOPING
WHERE TO STOP

flNcOL.N HOUSE os EAST lST SO
25o rooms; rates. S5c. Joc Rpd SOC: mod
erp baths ISc. rl33s
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
COS East Ord South. Phone Hyland
1871. bi5T1
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For Sale or Lease
FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE.

HAVE GROCERY STORE ON CORNER
across street from school building. also
z-room brick house near by for rent or
lease to right party. This Is good
proposition for someone UNITED
HOME BUILDERS COMPANY, SOP
WALKER BANK BUILDING. Was
42S5 e4515
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CHINESE HERBS
YEE FOO LUN. G. II. D..
HERB INSTITUTE.

YEE FOO LUN. c. II. D.,
CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE.
lis S. MAIN, UPSTAIRS.
Yee FOO Lun, c. r. D.. Chinese Herb
treatment has cured thousands OF suf-
ferers WHY NOT YOU? Natures
way-'fhe Chinese Herb way-is the
best for rheumatism. Dropsy, Catarrh.
Brght's Disease. Indigestion TonsiIttls.
Blood Disorders and other ailments.
Hours . a m. 10 r. m: Sundays. 10
n m TO y. m. evenings Z TO 8; special
appointments at Hotel Utah. Phone
Wasatch 693o. Consultation free By pre-
scnting this notice. b3s36
y. II. FONG. CELEBRATED CHINESE
HERBAL LIST:
faster OF all so-called incurable diseases
salt Lake office. ZIG 5. Main. Free con-
sultation ny presenting this notice. 1854
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WAFFLE KITCHEN

THE WAFFLE KITCHEN AT so WEST
Broadway is the only place In town
where YOU can get hot, tasty waffies
served with maple syrup and the best OF
,offee for l0c. f2e06
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Private Detective Service

WOMAN DETECTIVE.
secret services. Women operators a
specially References. 40 Utah Saw 81
Trust Bldg Was. soil. 1900
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PRINTING
CORSETS.
TailOr-made COrsets.


MRS. MANN. SPIRELLA CORSETS.
I-yeay guarantee as w. fth North.
Was. 45S.. MISC
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"S.E' i.,ts MOVING. PACK
ING, SHIPPING

|sn q eato!ahssEHoLp Us GOODS 70
snAmball Var' ''si'ed States, Cut
1ain an " Storage Co. Is
10 ul36f.
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TWO BARGAINS

that cannot he duplicated.
broom bungalow. modern; beautiful
home: s2460, $3.50 cash. s25 per month
Broom. two-story frame suitable for
three families: south and a little east:
fine location; $500; $3.50 cash. $50 per
month. including interest,
why pay rent. and why not own some
thing?
HUBBARD INE'T CO.
&c w. Broadway. f2626
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
"a East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons c969
The evening world., 1913-02-13

Celebrated Roots make,
strictly first quality, heavy nat
ura! wool. mo mail orders.)
The evening world., 1913-02-13

her two grandchildren. Helen Thomas.
ak. and winfield Peters Peterson, ssven
They were carried down by gfromen
Russell and Mooney.
All the residents were coiorsd people
and as quickly as they could they o.
tanned shelter with neighbors This
made It difiicuit :or the police TO be
sure that all had been saved. No one
could be discovered who had seen
Charles Lawrence and his wife. who
Occupied the fiat in which the firs
started, but II was not thought they
had lost their lives in the outbreak.
Ms. Alberta johnson awoks smelling
smoke and, rushing out with her hus-
band, Esau. found the smoke coming
out Of the nat opposite. They At once
ran screaming to tho street. Their
cries were heard by Policeman James
Fills, and he. with the help OF David
Wood. who has saloon At another
corner, fxcd the escape ladders and got
most Of the occupants down by the time
the fremen arrived.
The evening world., 1913-02-13
'CALLUM RICHES,
FOUND AMID JUNK,
AWAIT THE HEIRS
Nothing Known Of Kin of Gen.
eral Who Served in
Civil Wa.

otoclU and bonds worth approximate
b 100000 end many valuable relics
= ne esvfi war which belonged to
Arsvst Br,g.-osn- Daniel g. MoCailum
Vecs found recently IN N old trunk
pofehased by junknAn. according to
. statement made yesterday BY WILL
I'm and Hermann stiverman. lawyers.
q No. - Nassau street. The lawyers
~ that efforts to and the Generals
hs1ss have proved futile ADD that the
pyspsrty awaits persons who can prove
ehslS relationship 70 the man who
served during the war a. military d.
rector and superintendent Of railroads
in the United States.
According to Hermann 6tivsrrAn, two
months ago . ;unkman went 10 him
With . bundle of papers which he said
he had found in an old trunk. Mr.. Sill
vsrman says he found the stocks and
bonds, General McCallums commission
agnsd by President Lincoln. several
letters and kilograms from officers o!
tho army TO the General and q feS
personal letters. Mr.. Silverman says
mat an Investigation has proved that
Che stocks are valuable ana that the
documents are genuine.
He wrote to the War Department and
10 the Pension Bureau at Washington
he says. but could not iesrn Of General
EcCallum's heirs
General Mccailum receive his an.
pointment ss military director In 1856:
from PRECEDENT Lincoln. taking the posi-.
don after years OF 1lilrosd experience,
Little seems to be known Of Gen. Mo.
Cailum's movements after the war,
Grand Army men did not know where
he died. Mr.. alverman said that tina
Government did not have that infor,na.
ZION Among the papers 10 q letter writ.
TN TO Gan. McCallum dur;nx the wa,
and signed Jeanette Mcpath." whs
evidently was . daughter and wife o,
Calvin MoPath. then living in or nea,
st. Louis. Another letter was addrs,sad
Dear Father and was sisned ..r,,...
BETH
The evening world., 1913-02-13
Mixed With Sulphur 1t
Darkcns Beautifully and
Takes Off Dandruff.

Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compounded.
brings back the natural color and lustre
TO the hair when faded, streaked or
gray: also cures dandrufi, itching scalp
and stops falling hair. Years ago the
only way to get this mixture was to
make it at home. which 10 mussy and
troublesome.
Nowadays skilled chsmists do this
better than ourselves. By asking at
any drug store for the ready-to-uss pro-
duct-cslled "Wyeths Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remsdy"--you vii! get q
The evening world., 1913-02-13
BLAZE IN HARLEM
PUTS % FAMILIES
0UT.|N THE COLD
Aged Woman and Her Two
Grandchildren Rescued From
Burning Tenement.

A ne which started at $50 this morn
ing in en- apartment OH the nth floor
destroyed the tenement house at tho
southeast corner Of Fifth avenue and
One Hundred and Tht'ty-sccond stree.
and badly damaged tho house adjo!nlns.
No. 157 Fifth avenue. Twenty-cight
families wore driven In their night
clothes Into tho street and three req
c,ies were effected from the fourth floor.
Altar the flames had eaten their way
down to the fourth floor and Il was
thought that EVERYBODY in the corner
house had been got out by the nrs-
escapes. Mrs. Annie Crindell. who u
more than seventy years old. appeared
et . window, screaming Tor help. with
The evening world., 1913-02-13
Fl,NN'S VOICE IS GONE.
hull Moose Loader Victim Of
Cbronsc LnrynEitis. says Doctor.

PITTSBURGH. Fob. 1a.-William Finn.
.uli Moose leader. has been forced to
quit active politics. as nis voice 10 gone
forever, according to Or. c. B. schii-
decker.
ue took the stump when Roosevet
was shot last october and for three
weeks spoke several umss day. Now
he has chronic laryngtis. lie has been
an invalid practically ever since election.
Hs IN now in Florida.
The evening world., 1913-02-13
GRAY HAIR TURNS ITS NATURAL
COLOR AFTER APPLY SAGE TEA

large bottle for about so cents. Some
druggist, make their own. but Mt, T.,
"Wye;h's," which can be depended up.
on to restore natural color and beauty
70 the hair and is he bes. remedy for
dnndruii, dry. feverish. itchy sca'p.and
to stop falling hair. 49,. c.,
Folks like "Wycth's Sage ana sui,
phur'' because no one can pontivs,y you
thst YOU darkened your hair. as 1t does
Il 40 naturally and evenly says q we'll
Known downtown druggist. You damp
en- eav " sponge or soft brush and draw i
throuah your hair. taking one small
strand .. . time. Thi, requires but q
scw moments. by morning the gray
i hair disappear. and after another .P.
r;;n.,;on or two is restored TO its
natural color and looks even more
beautiful and glossy than ever'
The evening world., 1913-06-06
FRECKLES
Dsa1 Hiis nlsa Wah vsil; Aspsve Thea
Wjak ths Olkiss Pfssesiptiea.

This prescription for the rcmovsl Of
frectles was written by . prominent
physician and IL usually % succcssful In
rcmovin., freckles apd giving q clear.
beautiful complexion that il IL sold by
Rikcr. Hege man Co. under an absolute
guatsntce 10 refund the money II IL fails.
Don't hid, your frccklcs andcr avcil;
g't an ounce u othinc and remove them.
Even In, first lew applications should
show q wonderful improvement. some Of
the lighter frcckles vanishing entirely.
lie sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othinc: il Is this that 10
sold on the money back guarantee.
The evening world., 1913-06-06

Wh1ts uesss Vlswsss @ Hsspatsls.
WARRINGTON. June s.--Many sick
rooms In the hospitals Of the capital
to-day were frightened With cut flowers
snd pottsd plants fron the White
House coAservateriss. Each Gift bore
the personal card Of Mrs. Woodrow
wilseA The distribution was msds
through the agency Of the National
Plant Fruit and Flower Guild, and all
Of the hospitals were remembered.
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MOVING PICTURE men
SENTENCED FOR LETTING
CHILDREN INTO SHOWS
Seventy-five-Year.O Wom-
q Who Admits Theft Sent
to4iome of Good Shepherd.


sN.>s..r nr,.or.r. ve,. .,ra,spsd
49,. 60.
'o' :" '"'
Of GENERAL and Special Sessions. Tne
AlsVesision Of each was as follows:
~ ,,noe ,o.re.
!.
sf Soh'on' sixteen ye"rs o'o' OF
NO sss East Twen'y-second street.
awa Yhiisp sIeiimsn, sixteen years old.
=, =. s,s r.., rw.n,veo,r,, .,,..,
- -s..e>s -,.,,x hn,.,.rv =, C.,h'
~ S-~.-~. - S~~.s... w-,..
S. VIZ
svAtoss ~ ROSA twenty-iour years
a. 81 East Chester, ~ Y- pleaded
guil1 earryiGs . revolver: fIrst offsnse;
esueenesd postponed until Oct. IL and
HeNnuaant oarolsd until then,
nv lunar awAAnA
v,,uam Isstcs nsrro tv.n,y-avs
ysass Old. Of no. ss7 Hast ssvsnty-sev.
entA strsst. pSsadsa guilty assauitins
youag sri; 0rst oifsnss; sentence sus-
psaasd On condition hs marry che girl.
~. Cnoo~r. r..,o tv.r,v..,.h,
eOs nsS. NO., .wSn.y'e,sn. r
~ 49, " s.r.
con.sss rscsI.,ns mono
ssees sso.ea from Juhe oanosrson'
We eeerees. by her maid; nrst oflenss;
Ssaesaes suspended.
r1Artin ,. xaupp. twsnty-sour years
~ ,s & e'ese:o su'.y n,ssmy:
~ S." s pnso" o"s ''A' ana
20 '"rss yss
ei bereer. seventsen years old. OF
~ - East Second street. pleaded
guilty theft oe watch valued at q. First
s9eass. Elmira Rsformstory.
E1len NUcsrshv .sv.n,v.nv. v..r.
"a ~ No = ia. ..."s, p.1,.n
piesisa .ni,tv shsSs - r. r-,r, -,nr,.n
n 1sna,tmsrt sscrs r.. no. .or.,,n'
49, a ~ rs.,sc., .rts. r,,srs.,s-
M s.S !. .ss".ss~- "sI,..". =
SiSas1 hes.sis n snsss;os - ,",r"s
6e1on n1aSS.' ~ H.tsnS~ - n. .C"ssS
Ss ~ SSsIss - S..o~ SS..s.S = c"'eo
- .s.GIs--s~'
!" WUTy09O ColIsNO, MOSS
aa.sH r.....A.,, ~. %.
SSssS S~~~.." ~ ~ m.h ~
s.ss~. "'' ""s1 s'' " esys !"
Tns:"s,,, 49,. ~. 90, - no..
.ss:.sSS ~ 49, sy'
ba1sny Scs:s and s:Ii.ns iiauor % vitsous 4 Out
. nesnssS a.sa siss @ p days II prison.
Anan, No. ~ Eiensh ave.
ss.s:I.s.ssS s,ss 70 r"sx "s y. : nms 70
- ss W. ""se ~ OF ~ oeys
- -, a.,
..-ss. vso. No nest Hieventn
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~ SVoricgo, HgNRAAAN, M'iNGR
N MY AND ogugl.

Dsrnara J. King u No <ssp Park eve
sue: eonvictsd Of assau,ting . pas.
o6agg on the platform q . Belmont
0treee ear: tsrse moathe IN penit tsatlary.
Jasoo OehrAm oe No. "a Manhattan
aveaue: eoavicteA 0f running . de.
es1eely houss; six meoths In the pen
The evening world., 1913-06-06

Mnstssn prisoners were arraiGned
for sentence yesterday in the Courts
Of 0snsrai and Special Sessions. Tho
AlsVesition Of each was as follows:
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-02
MAcCABEES HAVE PARTY.

Hamilton, Feb. 1.-(Special.) 1.-The
members of the Lady Maccabee lodge
o. this city and their husbands and
men friends, to the number of 100,
We're delightfully."- entertained last even
ing by Mrs. Hugh Murray at her home
in the north edge of the city The
evening was devoted to whist, II
tables being surrounded by experts of
the game. The ladies' prizes Were cap
tured by Mrs. Ross Carpenter and Miss
Alice O'Brien, the former winning
first. The mems prizes were won by
Roy Jeffrey and Olaf Peterson, the
latter getting the consolation prize.
During the evening delicious refresh
ments We're served to the guests by the
hostess. Before the guests left for the
evening Mrs Murray was presented
with a beautiful cut glass set consist
ing of a sugar bowl and a creamer, a
Gift from the Lady Maccabees.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-02
AT VICTOR

Victor. Feb. l.--(Special)-Al Rodg-
ers returned yesterday from MiSSoula.
A. II. stephens is in town this week
on business.
]. II. Hoist is in Hamilton today.
Worth McVey attended to business
in Hamilton this week.
Hub Gates, who has been i'll for some
time is able to be at work again
J. D. Taylor was in town yesterday
on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Norton arrived
here this week from Deer Lodge.
II. G. Croft returned this morning
from Helena, where he has been at
tending the legislature.
DR.. Hanbidge is inspecting darieS
near Darby this week.
Mrs. II. A. Briggs went to Missoula
yesterday to meet Mr.. Briggs, who has
been in 3ozeman for Il couple of weeks,
Mrs Gus Kuster is in Missoula,
where she will remain for a week or 10
days.
Mr. and Mrs Owens of Spokane are
here as the guests of Mrs. Owens par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Chilson.
Mrs. Lyle did shopping in Missoula
this week.