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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
PROF. !. 4. COLLIER
GOES 40 Gl;EENNlLIE

G.. T. Collier. f1r the past three
years principal o. rho buchanan ST.
school. LEFT last n.eht for Dallas from
which point he goes later 20 attend
the marriage of his niece. Miss Moi
De- Collier 90 Prof Trantham Of the
BAYLOR faculty. on May 3D. Prot
Collier yesterday received telegra-
phic advices from Groen,ille 10 the
effect that he had been elected prin-
cinal OF the Central School in that
c.ty. position which ho held for tuo
years prior 90 coming 10 Amarillo.
During his residence here. Prof
Collier bias made host OF friends.
whose warmesf good wishes follow
him 90 bis new field of work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
GUNBQAT SMITH
GIVEN DECISION
WINS ~ TWENTIETH ROyND
N HARD rOVGHT BAT
TIE WITH WILLARD.


sy Asso lated rrew
t;unboat Smith was awarded the de-
cision Over Jess willard NJ the end
OF twenty-round contest here to-
night Smith started aggressive
work with a right and left 20 the
jaw In the second round willard
began playing for the stomach iu the
fourth. rushing Smith and smashing
blows 10 the nose. ln the third hc
continued the aggressive and one
time nearly put Smith through the
ropes There was much c'incbing n
the seventh and both slowed up until
the tenth The advantage 40 ths
stage wss With Smith m1 Smith had
the thirteenth his own way willard
opened the iourtcnutt with au uu.
expected rush. slammed Smith to the
ropes and dnzod hm with loit 90 the
tw IN me next Smith came back.
He began aggressive fighting. and
when the decision uas given it met
with cheers from The crowd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
JAPAN PARTIALLY
PAC|FIED BY j. s.
GOVERNMENT HAS
ALSO TRIED To PACiFN
rOpILACE
Gy Associated Press

TOXIC. Japan. May 20.-Arther
Bailey Blanchad. secretary OF the
American embassy. visited the for
eign minister today and reiterated
the determination OF the United
states government 10 sxert every el-
fort 10 find satisfactory solution 60
sisA sii,'t ,ssf eorrt " - " ,f'ase'f'
that Johnson hnG sisn.d The Caiiior-
MIA bill vas received with regret. but
IT, effect was discounted by the pre-
vlous statements Newspapers bub-
lished extras. The government is try
ing TO pacity public opinion, but this
Is difficult for since the death of the
former Emperor. the authority OF
the government has diminished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
Fear pink Roll Worm"

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 20
4 quarantine against eotton-seed i'm
portatlons from Egypt and India
may be established as result OF a
conference held al the Department OF
Agriculture today on the subject OF
the threatened invasion OF the
pink holl'' worm rhif danaes-
ors enemy OF cotton Is nov
widely distributed In Egypt and In
dia and II Is feared that the pest
might be introduced into the United
States The danger Is not regarded
as very great, however. as the impor-
tries named are very small.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21

WASHINGTON o. g.. May -n-
Whether the Federal Government
forhids Determination merely in r-
,ard 10 tho physical a,t of casting
the vote go Couere.f ioual elections
or also forhids discrimination Boz thc
couu'iug aud returning OF The votes
was raised i1 inc United States sHp-
rene Court today oy an appea. bv
the government from decision OF
the Federal courts of oklahoma iu
sn election ease from She second
Oklahoma Courrsss oni District
The lover court sDf aside an in-
dio'ment against Tom Noseg and
ban Hogan. the majority OF the cleo
tiou board n Blaine CogutF Okla
homa because if merely char .el
them with conspiracy % refuse 90
count or return tho votes OF certain
precincts f0r Representative ln Con
rress ~ the election laH November
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT NOW
AWAITING NEXT STEP BN
JAPAN
FIND FRIENDLY SOLUTION
Every Effort Made "a Convince Ia.
pan of sincerity In Attempt 60
Find Satisfactory solution

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May 2O.--
Interest in the negotiations between
the United States and Japan over
California land legislation has shif-
ted from Washington To Toxic The
American vernment having deliver
ed a reply to the japanese protest. is
awaiting the next step by Japan, and
the situation was not even Mention
ed at today's cabinet meeting. u IS
regarded as significant Of the desire
OF the administration to convince ja-
pan OF its purpose to do everything
possible 10 maintain the best rola-
tlons. that American charge, Bailey
Blanchard has called unon the for
o'gn misistcr at Toxic 10 assure him
OF the determination OF the United
States TO find . friendly Solution TO
the present issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
ENTERED COMPACT
D|SCRED|T LABOR
ATTEMPT PROVE REPRESENTA-.
TINES OF CAPITAL ENTERED
COMPACT
CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED.
President American Woolcn Go. and
Others Being Tried on Charge
of Conspiracy Co Dynamite

BOSTON, Mass. May 2O.-An at
tempt to prove that representatives
u capital entered into compact to
llgcretod organized labor was made
in the superior court today. where
president W. NJ. Wood OF the Ameri-
can Wooden Company. Frederick Y.
Attoaux and Dennis J Collins are on
trial
The defendants are charged spe-
officially with conspiracy to plant dy-
Mantle al Lawrence AT the time OF
the Textile strike In 1912. Collins
testified or the prosecution and con-
fossod his part In the alleged plot,
though insisting he was unaware at
the time that he was handling dyna-
mite lie admitted that he did not
expect to receive Jail sentence Il he
told the truth on the stand The de-.
tense will contend In IFS answer that
neither he nor AtteauX had any con.
nection with the conspiracy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
GENE RAL MENOCAL
PRESIDENT CUBA
WAS EDUCATED IN THE UNITED
STATES AND ~ VERY
FRIENDLY

HAVANA. Cuba, May 20--Gen-
eral Mario Menocal was inaugurated
second president OF the Cuban re-
public shortly afternoon today, sue
ceeding Jose Miguel Gomez. who
has been at the head of the govern
mf 4 since the k;nefleen con,rol o.
80 .as "a, alsa,t "a l~a
on January gS. lsuB ihe new
president received his education IN
the United states and Is regarded as
IA warm friend OF the great Ameri-
can rcpulic In his programme he
promises TO cultivate closer relations
with the United States. and TO
seek agricultural and industrial de-
velopmcut.
The popularity OF the new eXecu-
tive was attested by the enthusiastic
demonstration attoudinr bis Induction
into office and the great crowds that
witnessed all OF the features OF the
Inauguration programme The taxi.
ing OF the oath OF office was pre-
redcd by a parade OF regular troops.
civil organizations and the rural
guard The chief Justice of the sd
preme court administered the oath
of office 20 President Mcnocal on
the balcony OF the palace. in view OF
the thousands OF spectators who fill-
I'D the plaza de- Armas The retiring
president aud his successor were
surrounded hy the dignitaries %.
state. the members ot congress and
the diplomatic corps iu brilliant unit
forms After the induction of Tho
president Senior Enrique Jose Verona
was sworn iu as vice president of The
ropubli,
Gen Ncuocal goes into power a.
the leader of the Conservative part
ty. and as result Of the decisive
choice of tho cuban people BOO the
elections of last tall The rciirlug
administration was controlled hy
the Liberals lu the new senate tho
Conservatives have q strourth of la
mcmbpra aga'ust au opposition of
eleven. Iu the lower house there
aro uou forts three Liberals and
for'y-sirhf Hho are listed ns con
-sryatiy.s FN, of fho latter. how
ever. are Liberal .murvumps and
they will hold tbo h1lnuc. 20, power
President Nru0Gl N man of
high ideals and enjoys ihn respect
of all CLASSES ol fhe cuban people
ie Be- civil engineer. au agricul
turisi and business expert. iu addt
ton 90 being o. soldier lii- uncle
Nnisottr Nonocll. was 8u Amcri
can citizen. commander and cn-i
uoer iu the United States Army n
was under his direction that youu.
Nenocal was educated. Since ni.
thirteenth year most OF his time ha.
been spent iu the United States 90
vas graduated from Maryland AZ
riculural College in lSNI and from
Cornell University four wears later
Equipped with splendid educa
ton and with O. perfect knoRledg'
OF both ENGLISH and spanish Gen
Memorials success dates from bis
first work after leaving Cornell Hi,
first ensineering work was done ir
Nicaragua on the survey FOR an In
terocesnic canal Before sailing
from New York on this trip he had
to sign o. release 10 the company FOR
any responsibility for returning his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
RAILWAY Mail Clerks

CINCINNATI, Ohio. May 20--
The National Association OF Railway
HaI Clerks. one OF the oldest and
most Influential Of ORGANIZED labor
bodies. began Us annual couyeu ion
n Cincinnati today. The conyeu-
Hou will last until The end of the
week The annual reports show graf
.uing gains in membership and
Inauces during the past year "A
lively contest IL on for the office of
national secretary IN succession 90
George \. Wood OF Portsmuih. a.
"a who is a candidate Tor re-elcc-
u0a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
rrorrioiau Won in session

WASHINGTON. o. c. Mas co.
Tho annual convention OF TIE Pro-
Ur.urE Association 0f America.
..mpp.et oI thD leading manuiacJur-
.r. o' proprietary articles On the
United States and Canada began in
fH r.ft today and viii continue un-
u Friday Nearly 300 members are
H attendance Tho Officers in
charge of th. convention are Presi-
dent Frank J Cheney OF Toledo.
ohio. and Secretary Treasurer Ori-
Uf e. PinckDey of New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
.ANDE ERS0N WINS
OVER JOE MANDOT
END CAME WITH KNOCKOUT IN
THE TWELFTH ROUND
or RATTLE.
ilY n - rross

W " a..s i9t .
Joe Mandot. OF New Orleans, was
knocked out w the twelfth round Of
o. scheduled twcnty-romd fight here
tonight with Bud Anderson of Van
couypr Wash Maudot was knocked
down iu The final round but was
cont ou l.s feet llo was clearly
msousihIe Referee EyiDu seeing
thr condition OF tlo Southcrner.
cropped lHe rrhf Nl,h Mandot stag
e.riue Hudly about tho ring and
lald un buderaou's hand BOO token OF
victory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21

FREMONT. Neb., May 20.-Re-
ceptions and reunions marked tho
opening today OF the annual en-
campment of the Grand Army OF the
Republic. Department OF Nebraska,
and the conventions OF the various
auxiliary organizations. Fremont Is
ablaze with flags and bunting, and
elaborate preparations have been
made for the entertainment Of the
veterans and other visitors during
their three days stay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21

HEDF ItIN. S. DID,. N.. Win
.r-. .Hf r.rr .'Hi.. l''rni-
1H,a. fHe south Dakota Retail Nor
chants UI Hardware Dealers assoc
citation BEGAN 'fr sixteenth annual
..Htnnfiou herr today Costs. cree
|fs insurance. 'rrehf rates and
o.H.r UhI.Ts ol common interest
..e t1 Ha discussed duriuF the three
ItI ioH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. May 3o.-r
-he CUSTOMARY horeay WAS csssars:
Lao ~ ~ 'sfcr~r to-day q
celebration OF the anniversary o.
the signing OF the Mecklenburg dee
laration OF independence. a docu-
ment said to have been promulgated
here on May 20, i77l, nearly .
year in advance OF the declaration
made by the Representatives OF the
thirteen colonies at Philadelphia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
MANUFACTURERS
ASK VETO Of BILL
STRENIOI OBIEJT TO SUN.
DltA CIVIL APrROpRiA-
TipN Biii.

DETROIT Mich Nay go The
National Association of HaHG.aelur-
crs in convention here fodsy uHaui-
mously adopted arl forwarded to
President Wilson. resolution HrsHe
him 10 veto The suHirF CiuH hpUr0-
priation Bll carrying tbc provision
that mo- money ho appropriated OF
used TO prosecute labor unions and
farmers associations under ihs anti.
trust law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21

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body to the United states in case OF
DEATH The company would agree,
however. 10 return the body on pay
ment OF $3.50. to be- deducted from
the salary of the employee In rather
large ins,allments. Young Menocal
decided that such posthumus luxu-
ries were not for struggling engi-
neers. so he signed the release.
u was in Nicaragua. where he
spent Two years, that Gen. Menocal
acquired the intimate knowledge of
yellow fever aud other tropical dis
eases that caused him 10 become
one Of the mosat active agents in
the cleaning up OF Havana during
the American occupation.
In 1899 gen Menocal returned TO
Cuba At that time he laid before
the spanish city authorities a plan
for cleaning up the city in the inter
est OF public health No attention
was paid 90 the recommendations.
The military career OF Gen. Men,
ocal dates from June 3. 1895. when
he entered the evolutionary army
as a private His education and his
engineering ability made his promo
| ltiou rapid Moreyore he met the
difficulties of a hard campaign with
the same courage that he faced yel-
low fever in Nicaragua. His CON-
maud 10 CamaEuay and Oriente pro-
vinces cleared that territory OF the
l-uauiards His siorming OF tha
fortified town OF Las Tunas was one
of the brilliant ieats OF the campaiRr
As Inspector general OF public
works under the American adminis-
trltiou Gen MenoCal was an i'm
portant factor In the cleaning up Of
Havana Gen Menocal left his NJ
i,iou as inspector general to tska
charge OF the interests Of the Cuhan.
American Sugar Company at Chan
ARA During the time that th,.
great hacienda has teen under O.,
Menooals saprvision IL has become
the best known sugar property 1.
the world The production thers I,
1910 was $4,000 bags of sus,.
stands as record from a single -.
tate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
RESULTS OF uENNER
- ELECTION UNkNONN y

b. fsrnrisf~f iv-ss
DENVER. Col. May 20-The re-
suit OF the first election under com
mission form OF government held
here today g. unknown toni ght
There we're one hundred and four
candidates and the work OF counting
the ballots can not be completed un-
go late tomorrow, even uuofficially
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
WEATHER
Weather Forecast
Mn.linptnn Enrrcnst

WASHINGTON. ID G.. NAY co.
West Texas Local showers Wedncs-
day or "Wednesday night Thursday
fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
school for Deaf Observes Jubilee

FARIBAULT, Mimi, May 20.--ln
connection with the commencement
week exercises at the Minnesota
school for the deaf and dumb n
celebration was held today In honor
OF the emi-centennial anniversary of
the institution The speakers in
cluded a number OF graduates or
the school who have attained sue
cess In business and the professions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-21
THREATEH!DLIFE
PRESIDE IT ELECT
WROTE WILSON tNtSnNG s8-
600 UNDER NAiNr 0F
IA N
By Associated i'rets
NEWARK. N

By Associated ffetk
NEWARK. N iay .e soeb
: =. Aaex ~.
victed By Federal lury .oday o.
sending threaionnr letters TO Wood
row wilson uhilc pre- deat eject in
the ccsc oi Davenport tho jury rc-
commended mercy Tie oommWica.
ton mailed to Wilson was received
bt Joseph Tumurv 'ud jrm1ndeT
5000 under penalty Of death
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Bindings and Beltings

silk taFeta binding ribbon, black
and white, best quality, full
measure, regularly l5c. sale
NTlre ... -... ... ..-..-...... &c
Cotton betting. black and white. in
IL, ., eia, 3-iueh widths, rcgu
lar l0c yard. Sale price, for l5c
white Featherstitca braid, 6.yArd
pieces. regular &c and lQc bolts
Sale price. bolt ........-..-. &c
Wash brsids. assorted colors,
inch wide. regular l5c yard Sale
pricc, yard ...-.......-..-. &c
Wash hraids, assorted eolors,
inches wide. regular 2jc yard.
Sale price. yard ...........,lo loc
Wash cdgiugs. wards 20 piece,
regular 25e values. Sale price. lJc
Woolen skirt braids, different col.
ors, 5.yard bolts, regular l5c bolt,
Sale price. bolt .........5 sc
Weighted tape, black and white,
regular loc yard; l2 Yards AZ
nc p- ynrS TC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
kCONGRATULATES
N COMMISSIONERS

Ions oongratulstlnE the board
mmlEsloncrs upon tho personnel
Nc art commission recently ap-
<<rc adopted al meeting yes
the Commercial club art and
commlttse. 4 resolution was
Wed requesting the board Of
4 or the publicity bureau 90 have
painters. artists and musicians
no originated In Utah. published
f1ftlsem.nt fov the city. II wa
Ml th. culture a. well aS mn
Fnncemou; OF a city should Dc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Miscellaneous Articles

Warren's Grosgraln Fcathrrbonc,
black and white, regular 81 box
Sale price, box ...-....,s.... soc
Collarboue, black snd white, regu-
Jar l0c yard. Sale price. yard, &c
Stephensou's skir, supporter, 25c
value. Sale price .....-..-. .i5c
Kid curriers'. inches, regular I5e.
eale P1cc ..'-.--.- -'.-....l-c
Kid curriers'. inches. regular
2Oc. Sale price ........-.... .l5c
Aurora ruche support. black and
white, regular lOe value ......7c
Bces~aH, regular 3e. Sale price,
Tor ....-...-.--.-..- lvc
Rosaliue collar supporter, regular
loe- Sale price, each .......ie
Keitel's and Exec collar support
ers, regular loe. Sale price, &c
CSC hair curriers'. ineluding rubber
curriers', vsntilating curriers' and
magic. Sale price ......... .l5c
Mending tissue, in black. white and
brown, regular Sc value. Sale
price, for .....-..-....-..-. loc
Hair nets. large assortment Of odds
and ends in staple 5c nets, diff
fercnt styles. Sale price,
ehch .ss.--.-- ~
Alco curling irons (s.f bcatirg),
JOc value. Sale price ....... 2oc
Curling irons, regular i5e value,
each ..- ...........- iVc
shoe lsces, black and brown, reg
ulsr &c value. Sale price,
Tor ...... ... -.--..-'.' -oc
Shoe laces. 81 length. l0o value.
Sale price ... .....,,.....,.bc
Suit and coat hangers. Sale price 7c
Scrpcntine collar supporters, white
on a card. value &c card. Sale
price. 2 for ......-..-...... lOc
Dress weights, 100 in box, No. 4,
regular 6Jc box. sale price,
boz ... ..r s....s.-...-.....s lic
Hose supporters. pin-ou style. reg
ula- l5c. sale price -.....- ioo
Hose supporters, piu-ou style. reg
ular 25c Sal" price -...-.. l5e
silk hose supporters, pin on style.
regular soc Sale pTirc ... soc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
CHANGE IN DENVER
NEWSPAPER FIELD

DENVER. oct .--Thc Rocky Noun
tain News, FOR tho last tVcnty vesrs
owned and published hv former J'rit.s
states senator Thomas n. Patterson. has
hccn s1id 90 John g. SAaffer of ,,hi.,gn
accofiir. to ar announcement mad. b,
Senator Patterson tonight Mr. Shs rf.r
also has pure sod Tie Denver Ti--..
the Cousidcrh tion for trc two papefy ~.
INK Ssi0. coo They VIII Do uuhIls6at Sr,-,
tho plant % tho Rocky Mountain S.v-
The Times continuing a. an ars-rpoor, rs
per with iiE present Sun1ay morning is-
sue eliminated Artiv. management ~
the two rapcrs viii he iu charge 81 W.ns,,
II CsrhaTy a. general TrAuaE Eer and Ken,
Sha ffcr son % ! =. SllaUcr. tr,ss,,r.r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
ALLEGED SWINDL|NG
SCHEME UNCOVERED
Continued from Page one.)

20 dispatch from Berkeley last nigh,
Immediately upon receiving the telc
gram dcnouncinE the George ". Hugh
son a. an impostor. Captain Woods re
ported the matter 10 tho polio. and start
cd again on his Investigations. Concero
inS his findings. he said las; night:
am convinced that by accident
have stumbled upon the secret Of a
swindle that - being regularly prac-
ueed here IN salt Lake. find that
teleEranS 20 relatives from Young
men supposed TO Do stranded here
arc very common and / believe that
the scheme has been worked repeat.
cdly by swindlcrs here.
Tho young man who tried TO mako
nc an unsuspectinE aid In hts opera
'iors evidently hoped TO inpreS. the
parents OF the real George Howard
liurhson with the idea that their
son was Ia dirc need. He appeared
20 have been a messenger boy Rt
some lime and VAS about q years %
age. | ssw him on the street YES
tcrday. but before received tho telo.
gram from Mrs. HuEhson. lie has
hrcn haunting The telegraph offices
and Tho post Office every day this
week IN IN" expectation Of lcttsr or
telegram bringing him the money for
which ne had telegraphea. believe
that hc must have seen Il story I'm tho
San Francisco papers telling OF tho
dissppc8ra nee from home % the real
George Howard HUEhson and avalic.i
himself - the Information 10 A..
tempt swindle, am convinced
that he las associates and that the
scheme has brcu proving a lucrative
one for an organized gang of swim
dl.rz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Hooks and Eyes

Invisible hooks and eyes, black and
white, reguln rlv SC card Sale
price. Z cards for ..,.....-.. l0c
Zoe hooks and eyes, Including
variety Of makes. such az Ar.
gos. Peet = invisible. Yciser's,
etc. Regular loc value. Sale
price " " " ........6c sc
See IL Spring dress fasteners,
IN all sizes, black aud white;
value loc. Sale price, card. &c
&c dress fasteners. such as SO-No-
More and Swan Bill; regular Sc
cards Sale nrire . for &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
The Pins

Diamond pins. extra quality, 300
count, regular SC papers. sale
price, ) for .-.--.-.....-... lOc
Puritan pins, regular lOc paper.
Sale price. . for ...........l l5c
Dressmskers pins, box containing
quarter pond, regular 25c value,
Sale price .......-.....,.. lbc
Cube pins, 100 count, in jet and
white, regular SC value. sale
price. 3 for .................l l0c
Cube pins, glass tops of different
oolors, 100 count, Toe value Sale
Cube pins, large cubes. colorcd
glass tops, 2jc value. Sale
The Olympic pin book. goo count.
in Jet, white and mat, regular
lOc value. Sale price ....... &c
Gold plated toilet pins. zoe value.
Sale price .................5c sc
Safety pins. regular &c lines, 3
Hat pins, plain black and white
tops; regular &c value. Sale
price, each s.. .,,..........lc
Hat pins, fancy cut glass tops.
regular l5c value. Sale price,
Hair pins, Kirby Beard make. IL
waved or straight wire; regular
5c value Sale price, . for DC
LenoH hair pins. in shell or amber,
regular CSC value. Sale price.
box 60. ... ..- BE-. ..-....... loc
Pin cones. different sizes. full
count; regular l0c value. Sale
price. for ............... l5c
Gold-plated safety pins, regular 30
value Sale price. for ...... Sc
Craven dress shield pins. regular
&c value. Sale price, : for loc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

her 1919. a. q, o'ciCVk noon ~ aid dav
et tho clubhouse of aid corporation. %
-gy tie delinquent assessment tuEe.h--
p1th the costs % advertising aud e1-
prnscs % sRie
T. M GARNET. s~cretsry.
Clubhouse Tenth East street. between
second and Third South strcsts Suii
Lake City. itAh
DATED al salt Lake City this ii,h gay
- October. 1913 E,oss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
This Coupon is Worth So

tfor. payshIr iumciia'rTY 20 y NJ Car
nett secretary 90 said corporation. At
the clubhouse % said corporation on
Tcnth Easr street. between Srccnd and
Third s-cufh str.-fr. S.tii Lake city.
Utah Any Ffork uron which this as
ss-sinsrt may remain Curai1 ug the -uif
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