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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Swimming Records Broken

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 27.-Yale
defeated McGlll university OF Canada In
n dual swimming meet here tonight 30
10 IL Four Intercollegiate records were
broken. Yale won the 500 foot relay race
IN I minute, a % seconds. breaking the
record OF ! minute, As 3-5 seconds. Hoad
ley OF Yale won the. fifty-yard swim In
q SIS seconds. breaking the record OF
96 seconds. Hodgson OF McCiin lowered
two records. He won the 220-yard swim
In minutes, % % seconds. breaking
the record OF minutes. 81 seconds. In
the 1o0-vard swim he made the distance
In IS % seconds. clipping off one-1fth
OF q SECOND from the record.
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p In,erns,onal Ncvs service.

p international News SHtNl''
1EN YORK. Jan "5.--Iim Thorpe
tho greatest ali-arounJ athlete
VI that this or any other country has
ever known Jim Thorpe. The
wonderful indian football. base
ball. basketball and larTpss" PLAYER;
broad and hch Jumper. hurdl"r suI
sprintsr-lsurclSd by ltinS Hnd a'-
claimed 10y millious-has finally admitted
hf- SIM against tic laws ~ amatcurism.
ono small indiscrction of hiG athletic
youth has como forward 1t this late day
after nc had won al tho gloUcs ina,
could be gained in has chosen field and
nc finds himself branded as = PROBES
sIopal'-the most hcnious offcuse that
may be committed among amateurs.
n seems little thing enough that this
great Carlisle star did. I'm tho summer
OF 1909 and 1910 ne played baseball Tor
money with tho Rocky Mountain team
OF the Eastern Carolina asvociation AZ wcll
as the Faycttcyill" team OF the same league
"a league that stands for all the pro-
fessionsl ball player means when he re-
fcrs scornfullv to the "bushcs
Today this league. probably never very
hale and hearty In It's most prosperous
days. IL defunct. but II lived long enouS :
10 furnish n means FOR the destruction OF
his career as an amateur or the greatest
athlete OF oil times.
All the material honors that Thorpe
gained IN the olympic games OF lel2-
tho trophies and what not-haNe been
stripped from the Indian holder and thev
viii be returned TO the donors. None Of
his marvellous records viii stand. They
viii bc wiped out completely as II they
never existed. although It Is rather
doubtful if this summary method viii re-
move them from the memory OF the Dco-
rle who follow athletic events.
The destruction 90 these records viii
work a revolution IN the athletic world.
Martin Sheridan viii regain hia old all
around American record. Sweden VII
novc up iu athletic standing, other
countries will likewise profit, all be-
cause one pure booded American played
q little baseball few years ago.
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B. Y. U. VS.. B. Y. G.. Saturday.
Special 10 The Tribune

PROVO. Jan. 27.-Coach Eugene Rob
erts OF the b. !. u. announced today
that Intercollegiate Basketball league
Will begin its series here next Saturday
evening. Roberts says the B. Y. G.
team from Logan is out after the cham
plonshp this season and will give the
locals the hardest game they Will have
this year. The r. y. G. team. according
10 Coach Roberts. has more experienced
men than any other team in the state
this
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Was No Secret.

In fact No develops tiar down south
who're Thorpe PLAYED. and among his
friends and associates there uaE no
secret % Tie fact that he pluNc3 baseball
for monc'-did not know that there was
any Particular harm in .t. Daring the
olympic games southern rar@rs printed
stories and plcturcF of thc great Indian.
laudiu- his proves and constantly re-
frTiuS 70 his hsschal connections ln the
'arulfnst-, and no hint - This reached
ilc cars % tfe amateur Tgfhorltfgr
Az Investigation was nrntprrf. Nut br b.
lere is cUui6 Do hcid Tiorur llmFrif c4lne
forward Viii lis confession SO such
tIrrncilIhas been created Con- The htirrfir
world eucr inc sDuc Arthlr Trffy fhs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
CARRIED PISTOLS TO
PROTECT THEMSELVES

NEW YORK. Jan. 21-"Our English
papers said the streets OF this city were
full OF blooming g1inmcn." said Thomas
Connor todry az he paid a dne for carry
INK revolver Connor and his friend
Thomas Smallev. wealthy Tnglibhmen.
were arrested the very day thcy landed
Both explained that they thought II nee
csSdry 20 carr weapons 10 protect their
property. Each was fined So
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Seconds Toss UP Sponge.

b. International News Service.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. c1-Pal
Brown OF Hibbins. Mimi, gave Jack Red
mond the worst bea ating OF his career to-
night and after the seventh round the
seconds OF Redmond threw up the sponge
The authorities did not stop the fight,
but preachers who were present will ask
warrants tomorrow.
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DECLARES WOMEN
RECEPTION AT WHITE
HOUSE NOT LIKELY

TRENTON, X J.. Ian. e7.-Pre-idert-
elect Wilson heard TODAY OF the surces-
tlon 20 hold = reception IN tho uhite
house Instead OF At the capitol al night
or tho ds3 Or his inauE gra ton but ne
does not think the plan practicable
- have had no formal intirnatlo1 Of
r. he said hut friends tell me II
would hardly be possible 10 hold a re
csption AZ the white house that nigh,
A. there probably would y. i0n. 900 6so-
pl~ IN the city ~ Washington az To.
time. and % course don't think re-
cepucu on ,nat evening should bs by ia.
vttztlor
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TRAIN OF ORANGES
STOPPED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan. e7.-Twenty-tvo car
loads OF California oranges were STOPPED
lu railroad ward todav BY nr e T.
Sherman Of 'he city food iuspection bu-
,reau. Samples oI the fruit viii DC e~-
smincd 10 ascertain whether tho food H.
10 20 be sold IN this city Tive cars were
rejected last week BilIs nf ladine fur
uched Dr.. sherman showed that the re-
1ected carr were rr-hirped. fo'r to New
York and onr 10 Detroit
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JACK DILLON FAILS
TO MAKE APPEARANCE
" international News Service.

by International News Service.
SPRINGFIELD. o., Jan. @1.--Iacll Oil
Ion failed 10 put in an appca rance here
tonight 10 meet Tommy Connors OF
Scranton. Pa, and Glen Coaklcy of Fort
Wavnc. Ind, was substituted The bout
went twenty rounds 70 a draw. Coax
ley vas too big and heavy for Counors
and refused 10 lead. Coaklcy finished
strong and had Connors's face badly dis
figured. In the semi wiudup Earl Fish
or OF Cincinnati won from Jimmy Brcu-
nan Of Minneapolis I'm ten rounds
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OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
LOSES, 81 TO 4
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN Jan. o7.--Pla yinE against
Weber academV tonight Ogden high
school basL otbal team failed to score
a field goal and defeated by the
score % 81 to 4. At the end Of the hrst
half tho score stood - to Lon Rom
ney OF Salt Lskc was referee and Wat
son was umpire. Belknap and Mckay
were stars for Weber. The next game
viii be Friday night when Weber meets
Brigham City high echoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28

When YOU want a reliable medicine
for q cough or cold take Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy. II can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
TO take. For sale by Schramu, John.
son. Drugs, "the pever-substitutors. -
FIVE (5) GOOD stores. (Adyertisementl
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YOUNG CORBETT ERRS
IN CALLING IT DRAW
International NcWs Service

Bv International News Service.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, ian 21.-YounG
Jack OBrien Of Philad delphia and Al
Ketchen Of this city fought tcn-round
draw before the South End Athletic club
here tonight. KctchcI1 seemed 10 have
the better Of the argument throughout
and forced the fighting. but Young Cor
bett. who acted as referee, called the go
q draw
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Britton Beats Evans.

b. International News Service.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 27.-Jack Brit
ton of Chicago gave Jimmy Evans the
bea ting In the Phoenix Athletic club
arena this afternoon that the referee
stopped the contest in the seventh round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28
Soldiers BadlY Frozen

BILLINGS. Mont, Jan. 1.-Two nj.
Yates of The company o. soldiers sta
ticu~5 at Fort Nc'ioovtone National
marx who Disappeared while on DAT,
January were found TODAY bsdi,
frozen They lort their war iu = bUz-
Ezrf wHici began coon after they Iafi
toe Tot n Dr. expected lns mon rIr
recover
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O'Toole Whips Moy.

BY International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 27-Tommy
O'Toole won the decision over Eddie
Moy in a six-round go nj the Olympia
Athletic club here tonight. Hard rights
and lefts 10 the head won for OToole
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Not for the Coin.

J have always liked sport and only
played or run races for the fuu 90
the thing and never 20 earn money.
have received offers amounting 10
thousands OF dollars since my vic
tories last summer. but I have turned
them all down because I did not care
- make money from nay athletic
seill. 7 an vcrv sorry Mr. sullivan.
- have u all SPOILED iu this way and
hope the amateur athletic union
and tho people vii nor be too Hard
in Judging me.
Yours truly
JAMES THORPE
one Clancy. MANAGE Of the Rock,
Mount team OF the bush league afore
said mentioned, Vas the unconscious au
iHor of Thorpe's amateur downfall
reporter interviewing fhia man Clanc-
saT a picture of The Rocky Mount clul
and Tccosnizcd Thorpe in the cronu
clancy tried 20 back out Of the sltua
uon. but the truth WIS out aad on tol
~ tie story as published came hun
trcds 90 letters 20 the Amateur AihlctI
union from persons WBn suddeuiy re
nemhcred having known Thorpc well a
ball player.
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Twelve Fast Rounds.

BIZ International News Service
AKRON. o., Jan, 27.-Johnny Griftiths
of Akron shaded Eddie OKeefe OF Phil
adelphia here tonight in their twelve
round bout. Both boys were fast and ex-
ceedipgly clever throughout the match.
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White Takes Count.

PUEBLO. Colo. Jan. 27.-Frankie
White OF Chicago took the count at the
end OF the tenth round in bout with
Eddie Johnson, local fighter tonight.
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H. I;,,Io ycoupd or ssrs,ioa

Any little wound o, suoa,shsr q
flesh occurring in cold -"ns, /,
not promptly treated oGSoI al
sors and is difficult to nea. .,cs
Bsllard;s snov Liuimcnt q ~. o.
such accidents haPPep. los
heals promptly and soos oss.rS.r.
With the annoyance OF s,S. 81
95c' SOC and 800 rcr boil,s bsr. ~
scbramm johnson. prug,;; inr,,.irs n,s
stoYeg.
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National Bowlers Win.

The National bowlers won two out OF
three games from the Smith Baileys last
night. Tonight the Crowns and Strevell-
Patcrsons play.
S'u,ltT yoI1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-28

WillouGhby has been thrown by both
Toliel and Gehrlng consequently the win
ner Of the Yokel-Gchring match February
D will have q clear claim TO the title
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Held Without Bal.

NEW YORK, Jar. e7-The four gold
minors from Lesdyille. Colo. arrested
here on "Wednesday last. charged With
stealing $4,000 worth OF gold dust and
orc from mines there. we're committed
20 taiI without bail today TO await Tho
return OF requisition papers. brought
here today and forwarded 20 Governor
SulEsT for his signature According To
the complaint, tho four man have been
stealing fToU7 tho mines for years
Salt Lakors iu New York.
AtlT- YORK. Ian. -7.-Great Northern.
Y ". sJNllie. BHoEirll. A A Allan
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WILLOUGHBY WILL
WRESTLE L. kARTYE

CHICAGO Jan. o7.-Waltcr wiIlouehoy
OF Cleveland and Ernest Kartye os Chi
20 have been matched to wrestle for
tho middlewcght championship before
the Chicago Athletic associa ton Febru-
airy Is,
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Kodsk Picture. FiniEhed

Mail Us vcur liims. sal: Lake
Photo SUPPLY co l51 Main street.
! Exclusi 90 pho;o dcslsrs
(AdveTtiremcnt1
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will Taka Usual hec'

WAsprNGToN. JAP ysss-
court will take ita gs-,,rryHa
from PetTuaT- ! 20
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HOUSE WRECKING

FOR HOUSE WRFCKING. CALL Hy-
land o25s-M ESQ
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Wanted-Situation (Male)

BAND LEADER, CoRNET: 10 YEARS
concert band and road experience.
wants position; light work; small town.
Good appearance, sober, reliable. age 29.
Address Gardner. Point of Rocks. Wyo.
e27o7
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS E0p
hght housekeeping. ll2 No. Main az
c22Gl
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PRIVATE HOMES
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT

VERY BEST RUSSIAN DRY HoT-AIR
bath and electrical treatment; a1so aso
hairs removed. Martin Institute 80
Brooks Arcade. Phone Was 6OO3. e@l-'
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EXPERT ELECTRICIAN AND PLANT
man desires position with reliable firm
or city electrician for Independent con-
Germ; college education; good references.
Address Q-S Tribune. e3922
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WACENERSS sTiI6IS
II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lessons. c969
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ELEGANTLY yn,
outside, cool. me,,.ss mes,Ssslno
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LET Me PHOTO YOUR CHILDREN
and live pets In cute poses at home.
large, fne photos IN natural coiors. Cali
Mrs. Walker. Hyland 56-M e3741
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LARGE. NICELY T,r-5
bath and phone. ciss. !, !.
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Wanted-Salesmen

MALE OR FEMALE. TO SELL REAL
estate; good salary guaranteed. Call
at once. Inter Mountain Realty Co.. 200
Templeton bldg. e131l
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sEY elS ,S1!, Nicely F1,.I
700 CO. ". T rar.
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture. Wasatch Furniture Co.
55I State. Was. sa6. e11e2
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THE COVEY.
New. elegantly furnished housekeeping
apartments. elevator service. hreproot
price reasonable; East South
Temple: finest location In city. PhonS
Wa satch 5671. dlt-S
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SALESMAN MAKING DRUG TRADE
three states will consider sundry and
rubber goods: must have merit; commits
sion only. Address M-2a, Tribune. eleIl
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WILL PAY CASH FOR SECOND
hand furniture Michigan Furniture
Co. Wasatch DAD. e24eI
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished


2S HOUSES, ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
Tuttle Bros Co 15e Main st. milo
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED. GRouND
hoor front rooms. modern. 2i7 ". Jtb
South. doass
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d. r. FoNG; CHINESE CELEBRATED
Herbalist. master OF all so-caIled In
eura Ole diseases. Salt Lake offices, 116
SO. Main ST Free consultation nv nre.
senting this notice eeea7
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suite. III E. IsSsSss. sIs I. n
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TAILORING


A. j. HALL. LADIES AND GENTS
suits made to measure; cleaning. press
Ing and repairing. 20e e. 2nd So. was
1912, o3loV
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THE AUDRBACH co. REQUIRES THE
services of capable alteration ha nds ac-
custoned 10 suits. coats and skirts. Ap-
ply at alteration dept, second floor e4152
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10. 81 gAsT ,5a ,I1Il.' Si - |
plate glass ~
ss5.
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For Observation-Disclosures

'OR RENT-GOOD BARN. CHEAP. FOR
teams or autos. 247 s 9Th East Hy-
and 1915. eI52I
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WATCH REPAIRING
CLEANING AND DYEING
LADIES' TAILOR
AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS

NtSkEL. BRASS. ENAMEL. soc TO SIS.
ShaIles PETERSON, signs. 20 Upper Rich
u' 'Hee'- c87s
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CARPENTER ALL AROUND MAN;
all work guaranteed. I do new work
and repair work indoors and out
Schmidt Was. Sow 60s So. Main.
e3.01
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LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED

AND REPAIRED: BICYCLE REPAIR
ing; also key fitting. S. L. Lock Works.
Was. 40o4. bil91
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST lST so,
$50 rooms: rates. 35c, 4oc and soc: mod
ern: baths. 15c- nI339
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c.ns1i l5efi'' s9ss5s.;S.9s!: 9ssss! s;s \ /! e "a
Ssral tenant. Apply g j
street.
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THE AUERBACH co. REQUIRES THE
services OF thoroughly competent sales
women Apply 10 manager. sii51
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MOD. FURNISHED OR uNFURNIsuFD
East, II, 176l-M .,gSs o..
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'1mH.9 or ~ Fs1g;,RIylsaE5 s1;,I -
rooms OF e 10, 'sil,' sn; y s.sS1
IN In, sdI,l all rooms aS6 Soi.,r SoI. r,s;s
reasonable Lake Eis asi'ai q
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FOR RENT.
Apartments Furnished

KEITH APARTMENTS.
High class and elega nty furnisnen
suites and single rooms; finest location IN
city: opposite Ea gle gate. WITHIN pioSh
OF the business and shopping district; at
reasonable rates, 1913 f. South Temple
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YOUNG MAN WANTS ROOM IN ENG
lish-speaking home: desires some one
able to teach English language. no
State. e3s29
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MODERN OF FuRNIsHEO =;
vatc family. Want. y y
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MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE. 6s FIRST
ave, Apply 40 First ave e26ll
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CoLoRED MAN AND WIFE WANT
work In or out OF city; both good
cooks. No. 10 Our court. Phone Hyland
1905. ea0S3
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TWO YOUNG MEN TO ROOM AND
board in private family no other board,
ers. Phone Wasatch 5lS3-W eilii
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STOVES and RANGE REPAIRS

- [1;r>o CII%S -, 81 -,
jackets cleaned, 81; l. jackets SO:
stoves repaired. z. l.. Morriss Phone
Wasatch 61lf-W. ,Ia0o
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1 OR 2 FuRNIsHED n-
nished rooms, comr.ss Z
St Phone Was. l.ss. ~
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WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
ndse. stocks Of all kinds. automobiles
motorcycles. furniture. livestock-any-
thing. Call or phone Essel Sales Co, 324
d. F. Walker Bldg. Was. s3S ell9i
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WIDOW LADY WISHES REFINED
young lady or schoolgirl TO board and
room. or can do her own cooking. >
Union ave. bet 3rd and ith So. on 3rd
East eilse
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes #. Green. Wasatch
1903. e2osi
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IN MODERN HOME -,
after > at 20 o Il. Y ~
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= lnr NICE; 1a-t'. CLEAN 4 aOoS y
No. No 5 MSo,,'ensssesI' 70, ssI's; so1Ii S:s g!
.weeh End and I'D az ssv
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a oSjs; NlcG SUITE o.
nnq nnSs within ,ss ! isisIss,1 iSsIISs1i 4
iIls"s' IN os 90, or : Sd'is.;;, Sais;
VI out d0o''. ptsa.'
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AN UP-TO-DATE GENTLEMAN
shoes repaired in first-csass style
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO.
21 z. End South Ga asement) Was. 35S3.
e3S4O
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SANITARY BARBER CHAIR: MUST BE
IN good condition; state price wanted
Address O-52. Tribune. e274s
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NICE. CLEAN poce,-
East. I'D {
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EXPERIENCED JANIToR, PAINTER,
porter; janltor outside bank several
years; steady, sober. Address Q-e, Trio-
Une. e3S2S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

ployed for this particular purpose.
The use Of fur as a bordering for
such f1ounces and tunics is another
almost universal-and always effec.
tive-detail Of the new models;
while as TO the "slashing" Of the
skirts, you will find the opening
usually now directly in the front or
just little toward one side. And.
if anything. the extent of the said
opening is rot quite so extreme as
during the past season. though. of
course. there will be daring excep.
tons to this rule of moderation.
Waists are getting both thicker
and longer. 1t sounds alarming,
doesn't It? and rather ugly. but
actually, when ones figure is slen-
der. this appearance of width is
quite graceful But woe betide the
stout woman who thinks to disguise
her too. too solid flesh" by the
swathings and sashes which are dc.
signed to enwrap q lissom figure
and give 1t an appearance of uncor-
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