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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-31
ONE MAN KILLED AND
NEARLY 100 INJURED

ALTOONA, Pa, July 30.-One man was
Killed and 1i6 passengers and trainmen
were injured. only one dangerously to-
day when a fast express crashed into
the rear end OF d passenger train on
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad at Tyrone, fif-
teen miles east of this city. All of the
injured excepting eleven. who are being
cared for in the Altoona hospital. were
able to continue their journey.
Both trains We're OF steel construction
and this is believed TO explain the fact
that there were not more casualties
George n Funk. engineer, OF Harris
burg, Pa, was the only person killed.
Westbound passenger train No. ID,
known as the Pittsburg express. which
arrived at Tyrone four minutes late, all
ready had started out of the station when
NO. rs. fast express from Philadelphia
for the west, travelling about thirty
miles an hour, came around a curve
and plunged into the paror car on the
rear of No. 10. The locomotive and three
cars of No. l3 and the front mail car
OF the Pittsburg express werc derailod
When the locomotive Iurched over
Funk was crushed against the railroad
fence and instantly killed. Most OF the
Injured passengers were In train No
10. which received most OF tho shock
Railroad officials insisted that they
were convinced that the wreck was due
TO Engineer Funks disregard OF auto
matte signals.
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Rid Your Children OF Worms

You can change fretful. in.tempered
children into healthy, happy, youn gsters
by ridding them Of worms Tossing.
rolling, grinding of teeth, crying ont
while asleep, accompanied with intense
thirst, pains in the stomach and bowels,
feverishncss and bad breath, are symp.
toms that indicate worms. Kicla.
poo Worm Killer, a pleasant candy
lozenge, oxpcls the worms regulates the
bowels, restores your children to health
and happiness. Mrs. j. A. Brisbin OF
Elgin. H., says: 81 have used Kicka-
poo Worm Killer for years. and entire.
~ rid my children of worms would
not be without it, Guaranteed. All
Kiclapoo Indian Medicine Co.. Phila.
Iclphia and st. Louis. Recommended
by Schra mm-Iohnson, Drugs. 1.-THE
Never-Substitutors. Five (5) good
stores advertisement
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SHERIEE'S SALE.

In In the distric, court in and for 81 Salt
, Lake county. state of Utah, W. s. Nc
Cornick. plaintiff. against Bingham Cop
defendants; w. "A. Cooke, intervenor. to
be sold at sheriffs sale at the west
front door of the county courthouse in
of Utah on the 2lst day of August, A
ID. 1913. at II o'clock noon Of said day.
all the right. tide. claim and interest OF
said defendant. Bingham Copper Boy
and TO the following described land and
premises situate in the counties OF Sait
Lake and Tooele, state OF Utah. as per
order OF the district court In and for salt
Lake county. state OF Utah. directed TO
me as sheriff of Salt Lake county. Utah;
and consisting OF certain patented and
ticularly described as follows. to-wit;
Copper Queen Amended Great Chief.
Copper Boy. Copper Boy No; ca :. cis sheP-
herds Return, EiorenGe E,snsen q Rtts saSle Bos-
s ''', Patent M No. 1855; Copper BOY FfraG- fss,s
ton covered by u patent aeraa
2, covered by U. S. patent 4sso4; aS piaS
ond Extension No :,inn Mounian Ssor whieh SMs
receivers final receipt has been issuedl
Together with all metals. ores, gold
and silver bearing quartz, IocR ana eaIIn
therein and all dips, angles ana spurs.
ali rights. privileges and franchises, ten
ements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto incident or belonging, or there
with used and enjoyed, and all Issues
and profits thereof. -,
Also all improvements OF every KING
and nature upon said lode mining c'aa''s
Purchase price payable in lawful
money of the United states. ,,.,c .n,s
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utan, cnls
soth dav OF July, a. D. 1913.
ANDREW SMITH. JR,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State OF
nv A. P. Thomas, Deputy Sheriff
Pierce, Crltchlow & Barrette. Attorneys
for Plaintiff: ,.,u o,
Date OF first publication July SI "A
d. 1918, DaAo
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DAT AND HAT ARE
'P|ERCED BY BULLETS
irden Man Has Running Bat
de With Highwayman, but
Escapes Injury.
rfal to The Tribune.

cial to The Tribune.
GDEN, July 3O.-In a running revol-
dght with two unknown assailantS,
r.. Ballantyne, who last night fired
now escape at 10 o'clock tonight when
was alta cked while going across the
! school grounds at Twenty, fifth
bt and Monroe avenue. One OF the
efs fred by the highwaymen pierced
5nptynes coat, another bored hole
urh his hat, which he was carrying
Ms left hand. Ballantyne empued his
SIver at the men as they disappeared
he darkness. but apparently his aim
bad.
'.cordiug to the story which BaIlantyne
the police he was cutting across"
high school grounds when two men
Cd out from the shadow Of the builo-
and attacked him from behind, AZ
b struggle he escaped and ran, Upon
men firing at him he says he re-
ed the fire. Residents OF the vicinity
that they heard eight or ten shots at
!, fIme
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east 11o feet to the place OF beginning.
together with right Of way over:
Beginning 10 feet west OF the north
west 10 feet; thence south 90 feet; thence
east 10 feet; thence north &C feet to the
place OF beginning, Situate In Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake county. state OF Utah.
Purchase price payable in lawful
money of the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this
30th day of July, A. D. 1913.
ANDREW SMITH, JR.,
Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State of
Utah.
BY D. P. Thomas. Deputy Sheriff.
j. c. Wood and Edward McGurrin, At
torneys for Plaintiff
Date Of first publication July 81, "A d.
1913. d4116
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ShERtFF'S SALE.

In the district court in and for Salt
Lake county. state of Utah. Mary D,
Fraker plaintiff. against Walter L.
Kirk, w. r. Tabor and s. j. Wfltse. co"
partners trading ms Tabor G. Wiltse.
George swallow and Patrick w. German
defendants. to be sold al sheriff's sale at
tho west front door OF the county court
house In the city and county OF Salt
Lake. state of Utah. on the 2ed day of
August, A. d. 1915 at IL o'clock noon Of
said day. all the right title, claim and
Interest of said defendants, of. in and to
tho following described real estate, to-
wit:
That part of lot 4. block SO. plat d,
salt Lake City survey: Commencing at
the northeast corner OF said lot 4. run
ming thence south rods: thence west
110 feet; thence north 2 rods; thence
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Obey That Impulse,

Instead of enduring the daily torment
OF weak back. backnche, sore kidneys
wollcn joints and rheumatism, obey tina
impulse to take Foley Kidney Pills
They cooperate with nature which &C.
counts for their success in all kidney
and bladder disorders. They are heal
ing, strengthening and tonic. Obey
that impulse today and give them q
chance to help you. Schramm'J ohpson,
Drugs, 1.-THE Never-Suostitutors'
Fivo (5) good stores, advertisement.
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O REMOVE DANDRUFF

2 falling hair. remove crusts and
and allay itching and irritation of
u, frequent shampoos with Cuticura
Issisted by occasional dressings with
~ Ointment. afford the spcediest and
>onomical treatment. They assist In
ing the growth and beauty OF the
J removing those conditions which
make IL dry. thin. and lifclcss, often
10 premature grayness and loss OF
kutfcura Soap and Ointment sold
1ere. Liberal sample of each mailed
IN 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
''uticura. Dept, T. Boston"
f0n who shave and shampoo with Gu
Apwlll find IL best for skin and scalp.
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Plan Cutoff Excursion.
pa,i.I n Th1 rr,.1Hrr.

OGDEN. July 30,-with Thomas G
Burt at the head OF the executive COM
mittee, arrangements are being made for
the second annual excursion from this
city 10 Promontory Point over the Og-
denLucln cutoff. AS planned at present
the excursion will take place on August
Is under the auspices OF the business
men of the city who are interested in the
proposition OF establishing a bathing re-
sort at Promontory. The Southern Pa
cific company has agreed to operate all
the trains needed for the accommoda ton
OF the eXcurs!onlsts. in addition to provid-
ing liberal rate
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Intent to Murder Charged.

''PeN'dI I'd INe ITIbunes
OGDEN. July 3O.-In a complaint filed
oy County Attorney David Jensen today,
august Bodh. who shot and wounded
Deputy Sheriff ]. L. Hobson a few days
ago, mas been charged with assault with
deadly weapon and also assault with
intent TO commit murder. It Is probable
that Bodh, will be anaigned for pre-
lmlnary hearing before Judge w. II,
Feeder tomorrow morning
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Death Claims Young Wife.

3EN, July 30.-MrS. Eva Clifford,
IS. wife OF Archibald +. Clifford OF
. Ogden, died this afternoon at the
Iospital. OF pneumonia. She is sur
by the husband and two small
en-. Funeral services will be held
afternoon at o'clock from the
IOgden meeting house.
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PEKIN, July 30.-The return Of Nan
king to the side OF the Pekln government
is considered here as having taken away
the corner stone from the southern re-
belion.
The senate today approved the nom-
ination Of Hsiung Hsling. former minis
ter Of finance, as premier. and 1t is be-
leved that a permanent cabinet will now
he formed
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BOOSTING FOR "oVERLAND."
Weber Club Follows Example Of the
Midland Trail Boosters.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. July 30-Beleving that the
best results will be obtained from or
ganiZing in a manner similar to the ac-
ton which has been taken along the
Midland trail the Weber club is behind
movement to organize an overland trail
association OF the tranScontinental high
way. 4 representative Of the club is
now in Wyoming for the purpose OF in
teresting the cities and counties of that
state In the proposed association.
If Wyoming takes favorably to the
plan the local enthusiasts anticipate no
difficulty in placing the association on
a firm basis, with cities and counties OF
Utah and Nevada included. 1t is pro-
posed by means OF the organization to
cooperate In the matter OF placing the
overland trail in such excellent condition
that the Lincoln Highway association
will be offered the best possible highway
through the states of Wyoming, Utah
and Nevada to the California state line.
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Granted License to Wed.

OGDEN. July 30.-Marriage licenses
were granted today TO Archie Mclean
and Margaret Il. Hipwell OF West Weber;
Henry L. Stoner OF Wells, Ney., and
Wanda A. Gaunt Of Des Moines. Ia.
Henry l., Lnmmon and Rhoda Vaughan,
both OF Weston, Ida,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-31

When the baby is suffering the dou-
BILE affiction Of hot weather and bowel
disorders. the remedy needed is Nc
Gees Baby Elixir. II reduces the
feyerish condition, corrects the stomach
and checks looseness Of the bowels
Price csc and SOC per bottle. Sold by
Schramm- j ohnson, Drugs, "The Never
Substitutors. Five (5) good stores
{Advertiscment.)
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Must Face Charge.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The ITIDUH6,
OGDEN, July 30.-Supplied with renui-
sitlon papers after having secured the
signature of Governor Spry TO the docu-
rnents today. Deputy Sheriff J. l.. Hob
son departed this evening for st. An
thony Ida, where John T., Butcher Is
being held for the Weber county author
tiles. Butcher will be brought back for
trial under o complaint signed by Super
intendent =, G. Gowans of tho Utah In
dustrlal school, and charging a statutory
offense.
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Company Secures More Time.

Special 70 The Tribune
OGDEN, July 30,-Acting on a petition
presented by c.. "A Boyd. local represen-
tauVe, the city commissioners today
granted the General Service corporation
an extension to October | in which to
start actual construction work on a gas
plant and distributing system In this
city. AS explained by Mr. Boyd in his
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Asks for Explanation.


OGDEN, July 30.-In the divorce pro-
ceedlngs OF the Second district court to-
DAY the default OF the defendant was en-
tered In the case OF Minnie Shdeler
against w. n. Shideer. Leah Morrison
mas petitioned for an order citing Wildey
Morrison Into court 10 show cause why
ne has failed to obey the courts order
regardlDg The PAYMENT Of al!mony.
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MANY MOURN FRETWELL.
erzl Services for Electrocuted Line
man Are Attended by Hundreds.

przI Services for Electrocuted Line
man Are Attended by Hundreds.
.NaI to The Tribune.
DEN. July 30.-Hundreds of persons
unable TO gain admission to the
= ward chapel this afternoon when
luneral services for Morris Fretwell,
Southern Pacific block signal lineman
a'was electrocuted last Sunday. were
ructed by Bishop George Ethering-
" the West Weber ward at 2 o'clock.
hfuneral cortege from the chapel to
Z Ogden City cemetery was nearly q
:. In length.
4 addition to Bishop Etherihgton. the
.rkers at the services were President
q Middleton. George Hislop, Heber
kes and e A Larlzln. The musical
lions were furnished by Rhca Ste
n Mary Jacobs. Bernice GlaZier and
lie Thorstensen. Employees of the
ny and o. s. l.. signal department acted
waIlbearers. The grave at the Ogden
R cemetery was dedicated by Bishop
~ Bingham.
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Many knights Plan Trip.

OGDEN. July 3O.-Wlth preparations
under way for majority OF the Ogden
members to attend. II Is believed at this
time that two Pullman cars Will he re-
qured 10 transport the local knights
TempIar TO the tricnnel concave which
opens In Denver on August IL. There
Will be "a special train for the Utah
knights and the entire Trent hotel has
been reserved for the visitors from this
sfnte
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Threat Leads to Arrest.
Special to The Tribune

DI'CNIdI 10 IIt
OGDEN, July 30.-Angered when found
guilty on d charge of vagrancy and sem
fenced 10 pay fine of So Joe Kuhn
threatened an attack upon Detective
Charles Pincock upon leaving the court
room and was Immediately arrested on a
charge Of disturbing the peace, Less
than three minutes had elapsed since he
mad been found guilty on the vagrancy
charge He furnished bail for his ap-
pearance In court
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can be more thoroughly tested, the SEN
ate postoice committee today indefinitely
postponed action on Senator Bryan
resolution TO annul the postmaster gen
erals power to change rates and sizes
nf maIIab BILE parcel post packages.
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petition, the company cannot secure the
necessary pipe and other materials un-
til September, and the corporation does
not desire to open excavations In the
streets until the materials are ON hand.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The partnership recently formed be-
tween George Ralston and Bates Nobler
known as "Ealston's Automobile Garage"
$50 South West Temple street, Salt Lake
City. Utah. has this day been dissolved
By mutual consent.
Dated this 23d day Of July, 1919.
G. RALSTON.
BATES NOBLE.
-yvT,l'VN d3SS9
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'NN~ - l'p"eSi nll' oil Ntl-
othcr remedies but the sores became
T They lasted about six weeks before
tCnticura Ointment. After washing
ftatcd parts well with Cuticura Soap
plying the Cuticura Ointment he re-
almostinstant relief. and the cure was
ite In seven or eight days" (Signcd)
I @. Kelley. Dec. 4. 1912.
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Stings or bites of insects that arc fol.
lowed by swellings, pain or itching
should he treated promptly as they are
poisonous. Ballard s Snow Liniment
counteracts the poison. 1t is both anti.
septic and healing. Price 25c, soc and
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by Schramm.
Johnson, Drugs, "The Never.Substi.
tutors. Five 60 good stores.
(huycrtIgpmcnt
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WASHINGTON, July 30.-Upon assur-
ance by Postmaster General Burleson
that he would not further change parcel
post regulations until the present rates
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Carnival day Saltnir today. Riddles
karnival afternoon. Dancing carnival
tonight. advertisements }
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Ladies free Majestic pavilion to-
night Dancing $3.50 to l2. Big band.
(Advortispmrnt.)
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Victim Of Cancer.

ST. PAUL. July 30.-George Bannon. 10
years old. one of the founders OF large
department stores In the Twin Cities and
Portland. Or. died at the home OF his
daushter here today OF cancer
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Ladies' free Majestic pavilion to-
night. Dancing $3.50 to l2. Big band
tAdvortiscmcnt)
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No Further Changes.

Go to Saltair today-huve a bath,
lunch, dance. (Advortiscment.)
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varying sized blisUers which
were very painful. causing
very much distress and sleep
lessncss. They appeared very
much like scalds or skin burns
apparently itching and burn
ing. The bands irritated the
blisters. causing sores.
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NANKING RETURNS
TO GOVERNMENT SIDE

HANKow, China, July 3o,-Northern
Friday, after a fierce bombardment from
gunboat at Oliphant's island. The
troops landed below the forts under COW
er OF the bombardm ment and rushed the
position at nightfall. The northern troops
Will now advance on Nan-Chang.
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SHANGHAI, China, July 30.-The
chamber Of commerce Of Nanking tele-
graphed today to the military governor
Of the province OF Kiang-Su and also to
number of high officials at Shanghai
the following dispatch:
General Huang- Sing, the commander
in chief of the southern forces has left
Nauking. The proclamation Of indie
pendence issued there has been cam
celed. The city is quiet"
A naval wireless dispatch today con-
firms the return Of the city of Marking to
its allegiance to the northern govern
ment.
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VERY PA|NF III.
ON BODY
I Scales or Skin Burns. Ap-
arently itching and Burning.
lticura Soap and Ointment
ured Completely.

=. ID. 4S1s. Port Orchard, Wash. -
On my baby was about FIVE days ole
ndomen became entirely covered xill
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the q
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Hope

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$40 $40
Buys Suits made to sell for
UNCLE SAM TO PROMOTE =.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The ap-
pointnent of commission Of nine to
study plans for q federal system of
aid to vocational education has been
Endorsed by the senate committee on
Education and Labor. f.: I'm:
The committee recommended the
passage Of the resolution introduced
by Senator Hoke Smith Of Georgia,
under which a commission. appointed
by the president, will report to con-
gress In December. .E.@.:..e &. a
The purpose is to secure inforina,
ton upon which to draft q bill similar
IN nature to bills which received con
sloeration during the Sixty second
congress. but which did not become
laws. d III ,cg! .S TT. 515 :i4s i5
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M'EWEN REPORTS
ON STATE ISSUES
Continued from PCO T.

milestone in a strenuous campaign of
20 years conducted by organized Ia
Dor It's final triumph will depend
upon what may be done by us be-
tween now and the November cleo
ton in 1914. It will require more
than a ma jority vote to have the
Iniative and Referendum adopted in
Minnesota.
Mr.. McEwen discussed other top
les of interest in legislation in the
following clear, cogent and forcible
paragraphs: Ill.,
NOn-Partisan Elections.
The legislature has provided for
the Non-Partisan election of men,
bers of the legislature in the future.
Now that names of candidates are to
be placed on the ticket, irrespective
of their party affiliations, competi-
ton will naturally be keener and
more mon will aspire for office. We
can depend upon it that the big in
terests that usually attempt to con-
troll the legislation of the state will
in each legislative center upon one
particular candidate.
Workingmen's Compensation.
Minnesota, like several other states,
has at last recognized the principle
that industry should bear the full fl
nancial burden of its industrial acct
dents. After Oct. list, It will not be
necessary for an injured workman to
prove that his employer was negli-
lent In order that he may be compen-
stated for injuries sustained at his o.
Cupation.
The new Workingmen's Compensa-
ton law falls far short Of our ideal.
The weekly compensation is low and
tie time for which payment is to be
made ia too short. Features are in
cluAod in the law that would be bet
ter out of it. Al the best, the Min
lpota law is but a make-shift. and
YET I am firmly convinced that 1t is
the very best that could have been
passed at the last session of the leg
islature.
Public Utilities Commission.
Organized labor, and particularly
the Minnesota State Federation of
Labor, from it's formation, has de-
clared for tine municipal ownership
of public utilities. We still adhere
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Wear = ostonian Shoes and OK.
lords, sold AZ The BIZ Dulutla
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PANAMA HATS
$3.50 to $12, at The Big Duluth.
ROANOKE CARMEN STRIKE:
CITY OWNERSHIP ISSUE

ROANOKE, Va, June 1s.--The
street car strike is still being vigor-
ously conducted. Citizens Of the city
are in entire accord with the men
who are contesting with the traction
company the right to be considered
as citizens and men. #::. 5.~ r.,
An agitation is being started for a
municipality owned street car line
and power plant. An auto large
enough to carry 81 passengers has
been pressed into service for the cons
venience of those who refuse to ride
upon the struck lines OF the traction
company. L III; i, 4, ..y \, #
TIL men on strike are confident
that that they will eventually win the con-
test. il &.s 4. .$5 E
# Wear Bostonian Shoes and OK.
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NJ. I'D. $3.50 @ $19.40 =..:41
Buys Suits made % sell for $500
and $25 at The Big Duluth.
SENTIMENT Wo V, RI ]. D. i; ID

W't'.AsHINGTO n, June - 8 The
press 7, t,s dispatches q chronicle the fact
thai the chamber of deput ties 1T Mon
i teyideo Uruguay has approved 9 bill
Ip h ding for an eig ht- hour day tor
We orks q emp "a governnnsnt