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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Would Yield Nothing.

In 1909. when he was being sought as
the fusion candidate for president OF the
upset harmony by announcing that ne
would not so on the ticket until he knew
who the nominees for borough president
were to he. The leaders were obliged TO
submit the list for MI Mitchers indorse-
ment before he was satisfied that they
were not selected with partisan purpose,
During. the campaign Mr.. Mitchell and
mayor was holding his reception at the
city hall. Mr.. Mitchell. the president Of the
board osrd OF aldermen. came along the line.
so you are Mitchell. Dear mel You are
Just young man, But / always like 10
see, young man get on, and you seem
to be getting, along all right"
Soon after Mr.. Mitchell startled the al
dermen by announcing that they were a
useless and an archaic institution and
ought to be abolished. He set up new
offices at No. oil Chambers street and be-
gan to investigate the aldermen In CO.
operat tion with the board Of estimate, OF
which he was a member.
When Mayor Gaynor was struck down
by the bullet OF a woud-be assassin on
shipboard at Hoboken In August. 1910,
Mr., Mitchell became acting mayor. Re-
letions between Mayor Gaynor and him
matters were pending, Mr., Michel how
ever moved cautiously and consulted the
mayors secretary in almost everything
he did and II was not until Mayor Cay lay,
Long Island. that he took up the police
situation. When Mayor Gaynor returned
to office Police Commissioner Baker was
removed and Commissioned Cropsey Sc
lected by the mayor 10 succeed him.
Mr. Mitchell was married In April. 1909
TO Miss Alice D. Child. daughter Of
Franklin j.. Child of No. West Ninety
second street.
President Wilson appointed Mr., Mitchell
collector of the port 70 succeed William
Loeb last spring, and he took office on
I,,- ,r-itI, ,nIs IN nd nr hnS
that his appointment TO the federal office
should not interfere with his running for
mayor. Through his appointment as col
lector Of the port and by other tokens.
strength was given TO the general belief
that Mr.. Mitchell stood firmly with the
Democratic administration at Washing
ton in President Wilson's fight against
Charles F. Murphy, a belief which gave
great prestige to him In the contest for
the fusion nomination a mayor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Yost Goes Easy.

BY International News Service.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 4,-Yost de-
cided not to try any rough tactics tonight
and yet had his men receive the benefit
Of scIimmaging against the Cornell plays
In a novel manner. The scrubs. using
Cornell plays. lined up against the var
eity, but Yost ordered the elimination OF
rough tackllng and blocking The prac-
ing surprises pulled off in an endeavor 10
become accustomed to the plays and ward
the attacks. Schultz brought back nine-
teen plays from the eastern camp. Pou-
tous was back at tackle. Lyons and
HuEhtt played at one side OF the back
field on defense. while Craig and Torbett
guarded the other extremity. Gait
played at defensive quarterback.
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|THDN RACE IS
|LN|VED BY CLUB
4. Run Saturday, De-
- 6, by Commercial
Organization.

rotbon run, the first IN
led ne, ,na eiate, will be run from
n sSa.,nrday. 2. December 8, under
- .he Commercial CLUB. me
1s q, =, =. FIVE miles and the event
nl DO hovs over is years of age
IN W residing in the state;
ner nsrye of the race announced
cue yeIther rain nor snow
@ with the event and that
iefs err OF regardless OF the
pohle that the course or tae
no and one half miles TO
y S ,Se city and return The
q sn;sbInG point will probably
qjx.mmmercial club. The event
ncordinc 10 the rules OF the
nrejiminary details are In
~ ~ he field sports committee
"a to enter the race may be
.ks Commercial club at any
vplation uniform or running
reccssary. the runners be-
IN wear any sort OF cloth
Marathon events In the
n.n,c,,ous n, because the contest
1,rnner track suits. The best
aners % have found that they
eSIs TO get their stride by not
|roursrs or sweaters end i they
nd cold weather does not noth-
~ ''y were appointed yesterday
- nuilIne details for the
-,,rm,.tee. r. J. Armstrong, G.
''~~ W, c. Stark. L. j.. Farr;
-rIitec. r. j. Farseth, 7. G.
p Breeden. Ambrose Nord,
geel Raymond 2. Boes. Harry
rlarencc Bambergcr and Har-
competitors' committee, Free
M George Ames. w. Fl. Booth
y Committee will meet Thurs
m full particulars for the race
.aounced within a few days,
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NOTICE OF DELAYED ANNUAL
STOCKHOLDERS, MEEIING

Notice Is hereby given that the annua,
meeting of the stockholders OF the Lucky
Boy Gold Mining company for the year
1913 (Which meeting should have been
held on the first Monday In May, 1918.
but which has never been heidi. is here
by called and VIII be held In the office
OF the company, in the directors room of
Mccormick & Co, bankers in the Nc
Cornick building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
on Friday, November IS. 1913. at 10
o'clock q. m. of said day,
This meeting is called for the purpose
OF electins board OF directors and Of
f'cers 10 serve the company until the
annual stockholders meeting I'm 1914 and
untll their successors are elected and
qualified. also for the purpose of consld-
ering and acting upon proposal 10 give
an option or a bono and lease upon all
OF the company's PROF. Jrty or TO sell all
OF the Companys property, or otherwise
TO dispose OF all OF the company's prop
erty In such way as the stockholders may
deem best. and also for the purpose of
transacting any and all other business
which may properly come before the
stockholders
Dated October 20 1913.
r. +. CONELY
Secretary. Lucky Boy Gold Mining Co.
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DIED

PETERSON-At the family residence. 265
Emery street. November {. 1913. OF old
age. Jorgen Peterson. born September %.
funeral parlors OF Joseph William Tayjor,
20 South West Temple street. Funeral
services VIII be held Sunday Time and
place VIII be announced later.
TREMBATH-At Poplar Grove. Noyem-
ber T. 1913. William j. Trembath. aged
36 years. Funeral services viii be held
from O'Donnell 6. Co.'S chapel Thursday.
November G, at O'Clock. Interment Mt.
Olivct cemetery.
BARRETT-ln this city. November /.
1913. Peter \. Barrett in his twenty
nlnth year. Funeral services will he held
from the Masonic temple Thursday. No
Eemoer o, at p. m 1nterment i'm Mount
OllVef CsmctnTV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

TROY, n. Y. Nov. 4-Cornelius F
Burns, Democrat. was reelected mayor
OF Troy today by a plurality OF 1926.
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baJl over against the freshmen. The ball
was punted out by the undercla ssmen to
the varsity. Then the ball was carried
10 the three-yard line. yherc the big
men were again held for downs. This
time they were given another chance.
lust 10 geo II they did have the kick 10
nut the ball over Captain Sutherlan nd
ca rried II over. but in real game the
score would not have counted,
The work Of The freshmen was splen-
did; Thry ,hit haTe snad any amount & oil @ hgnt IN
watch They play their big game with
the Idaho state Normal school from AL
bion Friday and look for victory. The
men who played on the freshmen team
last wear say that il will take an awgully
strong team TO whip the AlbonItes.
The consensus OF opinion is that the
any team in Utah. barring ncne. 10 beat
The university freshmen.
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.0UTWE|GHEp, |.
ER0N|l BY BELL
|ued from Page Eight.)

Beell tossed him into the
w Lake man struck his head
tnd appeared TO be dazed Tor
fokel came back strong for
lall and was aggressive, but
<red TO be the ma ster, and
'ovahlage in weight had little
''sh Was one OF the best ever
y CITY and was witnessed by
y 900 persons. the spacious
" arena being packed 10 ca
p,sh. champion heavyweight
the word. refereed the bout.
per OF ST. Paul was introduced
er OF the world for the i5s-
"A Theodore Peters, another
n' feavyweight, was also In
<psared k'.s 10 he hurt after the
n, ny declared after the contest
y ne In shape for Joe Carr
Miller M IN the matches al
ana NJ. Paul respectively
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Latonia Entries.

First race. five and half turlougu-Please
WclIes. e5 Martha Mexico. %; Manron. as
coupled with Hocnlr as Bi1nchi ontry; Lad oi
Langdon ?s: Destino. 100: Herpes. Jig: LovelaDd
20; Raybcrry Candle 9S; Bank Bill. a5. Lindnr.
100: Oakland, 1l6
second race six furiones-Bob Hcnslcy. a5
shephcrdoss, 100: Litlo Roam. 100: Ioat Fortune.
lo5 Idn LsviDa, los: Candy Box, 100. 1ayalors,
100. bulgarian Transit. DR.. Samuel. io5: Malay.
l07: Lady Moonets ITO.
Third race nix furlongs-6uck Keenon, %; Sso.
100 and Black Toney, l2+ Occupied Bradley
try); John Guud 1O7; Bonzo Wing. 1os; Maud D.
l., E3. ,-
Fourth race six furonEs-seesso, 1oI Tno
widow Moon. i0s Presumption. liz; Floral Park,
los Theresa GILL 1os
FIfth raco. mile-Dr; Jackson. es; Clark NJ
IN. wrTueck i0sl MImorioso. 100 Black Brauch.
ioa Jabo-. ioa; Gates. 9s- Anon. loa; orperth,
Sun Queen. 1oe. ,,,
si,tI race mile aud sIrteoulh-Dr Waldo
nrirsp los; Howdy Eowdy. lGS. Dynamite Polls
III, Pnm Mohr oeeon Queen; NJ tnisad'' % lS;
Hoffman. iii; Love Day ~ lr'eh Nn. fr'n-
Cess Thorpe. I12: Effcudi. il6
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JAPANESE WISHES POSITION AS
Tribune. h3
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RACE,
RASO TO PHOENIX

~ tArlS;. Nov. 4,-Velie car Mo
3, naqnin. covered the 2s5
y =, Taeo to the night control
raso-Phoenix race I'm tho
4 . nours, l2 minutes and 80
., driven by Hutchins ,a.
srs q running time of 3 hom,ls -
'u 80 seconds.
minu, a. driver. was third,
ven OF iba ai'u ,,, Sa seconds.
b III D.. We nineteen cars tina [
hifalI a9 as9 reported in control
on Tho a'u VIII start at $50
new remaining 272 miles
dsinr vhs serious accident.
B LorasJhar Jar NO. Q. was over
lfactllreS" and three of his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

THE LARGEST. BEST AND CLEAN
est stock OF second hand goods in this
city, consisting of furniture, stoves
ranges and household furnishings.
We also have the largest and best Sc
lections OF rugs and carpets, We have
all makes and sizes
These goods are about as good as new
and we can sell them FOR about one-half
the regular price
UTAH FURNITURE CO..
12S-l32 w. End South h55I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
New Player Reports.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 4.-The Wash
burn football team was strengthened to-
day when Dwight Ream, a freshman.
joined the squad. Ream is considered
the best all around athlete in the college
and he has acquired much football knowI-
edge as a member OF the freshman team
He Will be used In the game against
Kansas university at Lawrence next Sat
urday.
Coach Gray put the Washburn players
through sone lively practice today in
preparation for Saturdays game.
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Take No Chances.

CHICAGO. Nov, Almost the entire
second team at the University OF Chi
cago will play against Northwestern Sal
urday. Coach Stagg said he would take
no chance oftinjurtng his varsity PLAYERS,
saving them for the cruical contest OF his
schedule-the Minnesota game
The varsity had signal drill for an hour
today and then watched the freshmen
using Wisconsin plays. scrimmage with
the second team ~
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Will Try New Men.

ST LOUIS, Nov 4.-The members OF
tAe 81, Louis university football team
freshman team and had little difficulty
In making large gains through the line.
The freshmen, however. made gains on
forward passes. Coach Dennie is not
satisfied with his teams showing and
Will try several new men this week In
preparation for Saturdays game with
Creinhton
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Ross Will Play.

LINCOLN. Neb. Nov 4-The contro-
versy with Kansas university over the
pIa wing Of Clinton Ross, the Nebraska
negro guard. in the Nebraska Ia nsas
football game, November 10. Is closed
so far as Nebra ska university is con-
cerned. Today d special meeting of the
athletic board was held. at which res
olution was passed permitting Ross TO
play. The action was taken in accord
anca with an ultimatum by Chancellor
Avery last week, In which the official re-
fused TO permit the color ine to be
n r n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
! - COUNTY HIGH
7 rKOM WASATCH

Fht foon, a;nlp ,lI, one Of the mos,
! gridIron games ever seen
defeataa me Carbon COUNT
b the u scor Wesstch academy
In snIsnse Seore Of i2 to 9. Roth
|hut.s mntctory. w Not mnt,I di,e tha
" pay was the game
wa, was heavier TO a man
|urky es na niIo tho Wasatch men
.sme for their weight
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Scrimmage Practice.

COLUMBIA. Mo. Nov. 4,-The Missou-
ri state university football team with
many substitutes in the line, was given
day. Clay, Gallagher, kellhcr and Wig
gans were not sent in.
Several field goals from placement were
kicked by Captain Wilson. McWil-
liams. quarterback, showed up to decided
advantage In receiving the ball TO place
for Wilson'S kick Missouri will meet
Drake next Saturday.
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Team Is Crippled.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1T was announced
today that Greer, who has been playing
quarterback and halfback on the North
western university football team. had
been taken III. lie Is suffering from a
peculiar strain of the stomach and will
be unable to play again this season. II
also was announced that Whiting half
back. will be unable TO play against Chi
cago Saturday, as the injury TO his knee
has proven more serious than was an
ticipated The team was given light
work today.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

WlEGERT-funeral services for George
Nlsgert who died I'm this city Novcm-
Der /. 1913. Will be held from O'DonneIi
& Co. Is chapel TO-DAY (Wednesday) at g
p. m. lnterment Mt Olivet cemetery.
Al members Of Brotherhood OF American
\ conan arc requested To attend deceased
oelng member OF Salt Lake homestead
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Practice Is Snappy.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Nov. 4,-The Kan
sas university squad went through a
snappy practice on McCook field this aft
ernoon. No heavy work was done. The
Goa ches spent much time trying TO de-
vclop the kicking department OF the team,
which has been weak this season. In
preparation for the game with Wash
burn
Strother. the fast end. was out today
and seemed 10 have recovered from his
INJURIES
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FRESHIES TRIM THE
VARSITY IN PRACTICE

IN q scrImmage game yesterday after
noon the University of Utah football
team was defeated By the University OF
Utah freshmen. The score was TO o,
For an hour the two teams fought and
tore at one another without Il break.
There was no lct-up for a minute and
played By rhe freshies than hos been
seen on the Utah campus before this
year
The varsity kicked Off to the freshmen
and in about five minutes the ball was
placed behind the first teams goal line
FOR a touchdown. With the exception OF
one twenty-yard gain made on a forward
pass from Ward TO Olesen the score
was made on straight football.
Use the Shift.
The lreshies used the shift formation
which the Golden boys used and with
the splendid line pounding OF Olesen
Ward and Romney they were able &c
make consistent gains through the mid
die OF the varsity line.
So good In fact were the freshiss that
they were able to keep the ball IN the
varsity's territory all the time for the
nrst half hour. Toward the end of the
10 the stimulating influence OF Captain
sutherland, and the freshies we're thrown
on the defensive. The varsity worked tho
ball 10 the three-yard line, but were
held for downs. The freshies punted, but
the ball went out OF bound on their o~t
ten yard line. -
In three downs the varsity put the M u
on tic frcshies' one foot line In thrlI
downs more they were unable Ia put the
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TACERS IMPROVE IN
SPIRITED PRACTICE
CONTINUED from Page Eighty

halfosck, was discharged from ,bn boo
pital and appeared on the field In playinr
toes. He will go Into the practice ,o9
morrow. II is expected he will be able To
piay against Princeton Saturday Trum-
game TO-DAY and may not appear in Sat
urday's lineup.
TO avoid injuring other varsity crIpples
who nave just come back into the game
only light work was given the SQUAD 70.
JaN E ~f'3N W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
EDDIE. CAMPI BEATS
CHAVEZ WITH EASE

LOS ANGELO LES. Nov. 4.-Eddie Campi
~ San Fra ncisco WAS given the decision
over Renny Chavez OF Denver at the end
of their twenty round bout at Vernon
arena tonight.
The Denver bantam had no chance. In
ONLY four rounds did Chavez show any
Daas son for his having been matched with
CamDi and then he evinced only compar-
ative aggresslveness.
At the end of the fight he vas meteri-
ally the worse FOR wear while Campi
was fresh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

AUBURN. ~ Y. Nov 4.-Charles w
Rrcister. Republican and Progressive
was elected mayor OF Auburn by 235 Owe
the present mayor Thomas II, ONeill.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE! FARMERS SALE.
Wednesday. Nov. o, 2:30 y. m, at Mil
Creek, one city block south of Murphy S
lane. VIII sell for 5. n. Sorensen, big
lot OF farming implements; also livestock,
horses, colts. COWS calves, two blooded
bulls. two heavy wagons. one milk
wagon. one cultivator, one separator. one
nay rake. one plow, 70 ducks. about 100
chlckens; also lot OF furniture; heating
stoves; bed springs, tables. chairs, etc,
p S.-If YOU have anything 10 sell.
send II to ;hs sale l charge 10 cents
on the dollar for my services.
Don't miss this sale, everything goes
to the highest bidder
G. E OSTERLOH. auctloneer.
sale al 2:30 .. m. City folks take Hol-
liday car h4e3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
MAYORS ELECTED IN
NEW YORK CITIES

BUFFALO, y. y. Nov. d.--Louis P.
Furhmann Democrat, was e-elected
mayor Of Buffalo by plurality OF about
G500
The other Democratic candidates. for
city offices were elected by pluralities
ranging up to 1000
The vote for mayor. with a few scat
tered districts missing. was: Furhma mn
DemocraU. 2TSlS; OBrien fCitizens),
l.5l5: Stoddart lRepublicanl, l2.lO9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

BEING FAR OUT. CHEAP RENT is
the reason VIC can sell goods cheap;
cash or credit: we have new goods; also
lot OF second hand heaters ranges,
dressers. beds-almost as good as new.
at half price. Michigan Furniture Co,
$50 State. Was 5ii5 gS3ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

fanny I appealed 10 the higher court OF
public opinion. MIR. Murphy said there
was no appeal from his court. but Mr..
Murphy was mistaken: and he knows
now the Judgment Of the people can re-
verse the judgment OF any court
SuZer made his fight for election TO
the assembly on the lines OF the state
ment he issued tonight. His canvass was
a whirlwiud affair. demonstrative crowds
greeting him wherever ne spoke
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

JOHNSTOWN. y. Y. Nov 4-Johns.
town elected Progressive mayor today
following a spirited four -cornered fight
Judge Clarence w. Smith. Progressive
had 5SS votes; William II Coughlin. Re
publican 5TT: John r.. Morrison. Demo.
crat. 500, and Frank Hester Socialist
502,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER AND
valuer; commission business. years
with r.. A. Andrews. Residence, 1890
Stringham ave. Phone Hyland 1914 f273S
c. e. OSTERLOH, AUCTIONEER: RES
idence, 624 So Main. WasaSch 2S24-W.
mass
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AUTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS

THE WELLINGTON AUTO TOP. TRIM
MING AND PAINTING co.
Manufacturers OF auto tops. seat covers
ton slips cushions. Side curtains and gem
eral repairing. Fifteen years experience
In high grade work with the Pa aclSa rd Co
and Winton Co 800 So. W. Temple
Was bass. fl2SG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Mccall Hears News.

When Fire Commissioned Joseph John
son, Mccalls campaign manager, called
the candidate OH the telephone and told
him the returns spelled Mitchell by a
big majority. Mccall said:
lis that so7 / have been playing golf
all day and | am tired. ] will send Il
telegram OF congratulations 10 Mr. Mitchell
and go back 10 bed
Mayor elect Mitchell declared the re-
suit was not a personal triumph. but Il
victory for the cause of good govern
ment.
II shall be mayor for all the people
division or party" he declared in state
ment. Il have but one ambition, and
that is 10 make New York City the best
governed city In America, To Judge Nc
Call extend my sincere personal greet
ings. He has reaped the whirlwind and
suffered the consequence Of intolerable
conditions OF a corrupt machine and
leadership, The campaign and it's incl
dents now are historical and as mayor
shall invite the cooperation Of Judge
Mccall as chairman OF the public serv-
Ice commission In carrying out the plans
for rapid transit in the city"
When Mr., Mitchell arrived at fusion
headquarters he received A great ova-
ton
What are YOU going to do about Muir
phy2' he was asked.
by not recognizing him or anyone
connected with him. I am going TO do
all j can TO drive him out of business"
a foregone conclusion of the ballotinc
today was the reelection OF Charles s.
whitman TO the district attorncyship. He
was candidate on nearly all the many
tickets.
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ROADWAY AND
e. M. |. TEAMS WIN

midway and the Il. c. Nj l.
cro winners in the bowling
a the Commercial league at the
<llays last night. The Broad
the strevell-Patersons three
'sleht and the Il. C. NJ I. won
'rrp games from Smith-Ba!ley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

SCHENECTADY, n Y. Nov ii.
Teller Schoolcraft, citizens candidate to-
day was elected mayor Of Schenectady,
defeating Mayor George r. Lunn, So
cialist. for reelection by over 1000.
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TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS

TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND BAGS
made and repaired. Salt Lake Trunk
Factory, l3S East Rroadway Phone
Was $3.50. S356S
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ROCHESTER. n. Y, Nov. 4.-Hiran7
r. Edgerton, Republican. was elected
mayor by approximately 5000 plurality
over George c. Staud. Democrat and
Progressive.
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'.oau Player Dies

3lackIn;;,oIP Pa; Nov. 4.-ceorce
e Ursinvmnn Msas., former star
sl In a 'o1sy 1 from broken
football game last
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emoaiincr, ls4 So. West Temple Phone
o0o d.