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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
Juarez Results.
By International News Service.

DS udlloIuI INcWS oCTVlCe
First race, four furlongs-ClImber lis
lkederis), to 4, won; Miss Fielder, 105
(McCabe). 15 to l, second, q. a. Jones,
100 GTaplin). 10 to l, third Time. Al is.
Ben's Brother also ran.
Second race. one mile-No Quarter. 1o5
SBooker). 20 to l, won; Vireo. 9s (Col-
(Groth), 10 to /. third. Time. 1;39 4-5.
J. Nolan. Marie Coghin, Frieze, Ethel
Wickes. Rake. Patrick F.. Arbutus. Lady
Young, Lady Adelaide, GomuI, Lord ELAN
and Compton also ran.
Third race six furlongs-Angelus Jos
lMc1ntre). 13 TO g.. won; Calcium, los
(Vandusen), 10 TO !. second; Lambs Tall.
96 iTaylor), 6 TO l, third. Time, liza
Daylight Brigham. Baron De Kalb, Song
OF Rocks, Mia, Marsand, Stone Cutter,
Charley Brown, Lee Harrison II. Holberg
and Stare also ran,
Fourth race, one mie-Little March
mont. 10i (MetcalC. Is to /. won; High
Street. 1o9 (Taplin). 8 to S, second: Sea
Cliff. 104 (Haynes), 4 TO 8, third. Time.
:3s 2-5. Mamie MoDce Sir Fretful,
Voladay, Jr., and Ray also ran.
Fifth race. Eve and a half furlongs-
Hinata, 95 CTaylor). 6 to S, won; orimar
Lad, ITO (Feeney), 5 to 2, second; Sam
Time, los 2-5. Aunt Mamie. Amohalko
Rosemary and Orba Smile also ran.
Sixth race six furlongs-Princess In
dustry, 106 GENTRY. 12 to l. won: Fort
Johnson. lis (Molesworth). to l, sec
ond: Doncaster. Ill (Taylor), to 2,
third Time, 1.1S. Lemon Joe. Clinton,
Salesla, Ramsey, Prince Winter. Sharper
Night, Napa Nick and Rublcon II also
ram
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AsSESSM ENT NO. 8.

o. *. Silver Mining & Milling Com
pany principal place OF business, Salt
Lake City. Utah; location OK mines In
Notice is hereby given that at q meet
ing of the board OF directors OF o. Il:
Silver Mining & Milling Company. held
on thc 10th day OF February, 1914. as
sessment No. Of one-half CD cent per
share Was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. Issued and outstand-
ing. payable Immediately to the secre
tary at his office. 1896 Beck street. Salt
Any stock upon which this assessment
may rcniain unpaid on Tuesday, the a4th
dav Of March. 1914 will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and.
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on Saturday. the l1th day OF April.
1914. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the COM
panys office. to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon. together with the costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale
r. M. HOLT, Secretary.
First publicat ton. February 81, 1914.
oe55s
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Every Man Read
This

This treatment is said to have
throughout tho cast, owing to Its
peculiar propensity TO fortify the
nerve force and generate health and
consequent personal magnetism,
so essential to the happiness OF ev-
cry normal human being. II is
claimed to be a blessing to those
who are physically impaired.
gloomy. despondent. nervous and
who have trembling of the limbs.
dizziness. heart palpitation. cold
without cause, tirldity In ventur-
ing and general inability TO act ra-
tionally as others do. Also of vast
benefit TO writers, professional men.
Office workers and the victims OF
socIety's late hours and oger-in-
dulgence in wines. liquors, etc,
BY preparing the treatment at
home secretly. no one need KNOW
OF another's trouble. while the
ing various prescriptions. so that
even the purchase OF them sep-
arateiy need occasion no tin!d!ty.
If the reader decides TO try it,
get three ounces OF ordinary syrup
sarsaparilla compound, and one
ounce compound nuld balmwort:
mix and let stand two hours; then
get ono ounce compound essence
card.ol and one ounce tincture cad
omeno compound (not carda NOM
mix all together, shake well and
tako teaspoonful after each meal
and one at night,
TAls contains no opiates what
ever and may also be used by
women who suffer with their nerves
with absolute certainty OF prompt
and lasting benefits.
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4 SPEAKER NEXT
HI FEDERAL s LIST
j. Red Sox Fielder Is
s,.ly to Join StahI at
Brooklyn.

M reo, 2l.-Two hundred ball
I = various degrees OF ability Will
Ia among tho eight clubs of tho
4 ,.aeue at the meeting OF the
y ana managers here next Satur-
~ .ss ss' announced today. and the
rtsnt We meeting Of the Federals
p Tili be the gathering OF the
makers at Baltimore On
,.r figures on the number of
sroIled with the new league
prssldent Gilmore and his as
xnoe that number was given
AIDED number and expect
y ofheys this woek
~ "a blegram from Paris Is au-
~ the statement that Jake
mrtsd as tho Brooklyn Federal
.srsr- had allied himself with the
end advised iris Speaker. the
~ norican ourflelder, travelling
rnrd tourists, not to sign any
untl he reached New York,
rsssags to Speaker is believed
rsrsuaded the outflelder not to
* BOSTON contract.
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! Eruptions WON'T
When You Give Your
/ Good Bath

OF poisoned blood is ever
~ the last vestige OF irrita-
peen eliminated from the
Aud the only remedy that Is
zesmliated in the tissues to
cellular activity and over
ul germs is the famous
sy,sH OF this wonderful blood
A. m 1tart such pronounced
- tns cellular tissues of tho
nj. soon show decided changes
"A wy Dne network Of tiny blood
z. 1ction Of s. =. g. IS declared
"noritics 10 be pronounced
~ @e activity Of theso cells.
In surprisingly short time
-. axin eruption phowa most
a. 1t begins TO dry up. the
= uny necks, and soon a layer
- 10y and nrm tissue results.
|4as mis- Ia IN tho peculiar stin-
- 2, D. which enables the cells
bss, 4"ct from the blood tho putri-
u ~. for Regeneration.
,.tsa mt IL from thc presence Of
khr.S polsoa hare Is local OF
N sh. Oh nutrition 70 cause boiIs.
d,,s.sses and kindred troubles.
"a IA Inc local cells that this poison
NJ IA. 'u@muted ,from their presence.
"a s, s"n Demonstrated 10 cases ol
V""n that hnd seemed 70 By
"a o, .. 3. at any well stocked
1t tu;s.a t;a inpiSt upon II, hut be sura
- a - into something cIae chimes
q Edy Ed,'ased by The Swift Specific Co.
w. Auanlu, Gu.
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A Winter Cough.

a stubborn, annoying, depressing
cough hangs on, racks the body, weak.
Gus results The first dose of DR..
Kings New Discovery gives relief
Henry D. Sanders Of Cavendish, Vt,
was threatened with consumption, af-
ter having pneumonia. He writes: "Dr
Kings New Discovery ought to be in
every family; it is certainly the best
Of all medicines for coughs, colds or
lung trouble" Good for children -
fSqgas Pea Soc Money apa s1oo 9sck nHt n aat
u. z. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or
St. Louis. advertisement
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SEVEN MONTHS PLAY
FOR COAST LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 21.-Tuesday
ing day of baseball on the Pacific coast
for the season OF 1914. According to the
schedule of the Pacific Coast league
given out today, the initial pnlrings OF
as follows:
Portland at Sacramento, Oakland at
Los Angeles, and Venice at San Fran
cisco
The season will close during the week
OF October 20-2o,
The San Francisco and Oakland clubs
will report on Monday st boSes SprinSs
and Pleasanton. respectively
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WIFE OF WOUNDED
OFFICER ARRIVES

NEW YORK, Feb, 21.-Mrs. Amory
r. Cook, wife of the naval lieutenant
who was shot in Vera Cruz recently,
arrived today from Havana on the
steamship Moro Castle. the steamer
which brought Felix Diaz to New York.
Lieutenant Cook, flag lieutenant to
Rear Admiral Mayo Of the United
States battleship Connecticut, was re-
turning to his ship in carriage with
his wife and Miss Ethel Mckenzie. He
was slightly wounded. Miss Mckenzie
arrived today with Mrs. Cook. The
lieutenant s assailant was not found.
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Rnvine 70 Save Money.

Buviug Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound saves money because Just few
doses stops the cough and cold and one
bottle lasts a long time 1t quickly
heals raw and inhamed surfaces, stops
tickling throat. harsh, rasping coughs,
Group, hoarseness, bronchial and Ia
grippe coughs. Sehramm-J johnson,
Drugs. "the Never r-Substitutors, five
f5) oood stores. Advertisement
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Id. S. u. BEAT GRANITE
AFTER HARD STRUGGLE
SALT LAKE DIVISION.
L. D. S. U. ,2S
Granite High .27

In one of the toughest games ever seen
In the Granite gymnasium, tae Granite
high school basketball team was defeated
by the L. D. S. Z, by the close score OF
2S 10 81. The game was fast and furious
throughout, with the Granite team haV~
ing hard luck in many of Its shots.
The winning OF this game by tho L.. d.
s. u. Will give them a chance for the
title OF the local division. The L. ID. 5.
u has one more league contest, that
with the Grantsville high, school. That
game Will be played next Friday after
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Results on the Turf /;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Entries for Sunday,
ernatioual News Service.

Sy international News Service.
First race, Eve furlongs-J b. Maylow
l@eford. Eddie Foy. 80; Velie~Forty, 80
Lemon Joe, 81; Eyran. Panhacha of
100; Dan Berry. Nifty; Right Little. liz
Ben Stone. Buck Thomas. Palata Bile
Tidy Wolffarth, los, la Cazadora, IOS.V
Second race. SIX furlongs-Ada Ken.
nedy, Any Time. 80; Christophine 9Si
AAGntie Curl. l06: Francis, lO7; Ceos. 110
Dalston. liz.
Third race. ono m!le-Just Red, 80
Santem. %; Truly. 100. Black Eyed
Susan, l07; Belle OF Bryn Mawr los
Cousin Puss. ll5.
Fourth race. four furlongs-Daisy
Stephens, 1o2; Josefina Zarate, 10i: Lady
Caprieious, l07: Blue Racer, ITO.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-El Patio
Tyree. 9s; John Hurie. King Radford
100; Chilla. 1O1: Eye White. l02 Tom
Murphy, Tight Boy, Eva Tanguay, Anne
MeGee lo2; Swede Sam, 107; Gold Finn
loS; Dave Montgomery, Anon, 11o.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Tahoe
50; Curlicues 96: Ocean Queen, 1903: Garter
Uncle Ben, los: Little Marchmont. 10S
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COMMITTEE WILL HEAR
TEXAS MAN WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON. Feb 2l.-The next
witness 10 be heard by the goyernment
commission Investigating the advisabllty
Of a pipe line from the okla homa =, Oh y.
fields TO the gulf OF Mexico. TO turn'sn
yraI snr the navy will he ]. F. Cullinan
~ Houston, former president Of tho Texas
on company. who Wednesday will tell
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs sells ana
Who compose the commission. what he
thinks of the project. Tim Spellacy OF
san Francisco. large Independent oil
daeier. will be here some time next week.
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Navy Athletes Win.

tsxApo1Is Feb 2I-Cornol'B wrsHtling team
Pcnusyivanlu's gymnasium tcam: GeorSeiown Q
haskctball au.ntctte and Baltimore CITY colicge D
asimmIpR team wero defeated By teams OF INC
Naval academy today. a.. ..,,.
The only Navy team tnnt lost was mo tenSlns
,onad which was defeated, revon bouts 70 t"o
hy ,bs fo,lspcn of tho New York A O. m
Tho midshpmcn won six Of the seTsn Cress,,ns l,ns
bouts making Total OF 81 poih's 20 ,u co. a
Sas;lon on points. Ths gymnasium meet vas
.,,n nv "a polnts 10 20,
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GOVERNMENT WINS
CASE in ARKANSAS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Attorney
General McReynolds received word to-
day that the government had won the
test case in the eastern district Of Ar
kansas, involving title to more than
100000 acres Of valuable timber and
agricultural lands in the northeastern
part Of that state. He announced that
in consequence Of the victory the gov
ernment probably would recover dam
ages of nearly sl,ooo,Ooo for timber
taken from such lands. Many similar
suits are pending.
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Play for Title Monday.

BOSTON. Feb 21.-In the first match
in tho semifinals for the national single
racquet championship today, G, g. Os,
borne Of Chicago defeated Dwight n
Davis OF 81. Louis. 1873. 7-l5, 1913. lS1ls
In the second contest, Lawrence wa
terbury of New York. the 1913 champion
defeated FL p. McCormicls Of Chicago
T-I5, 1917. 15-11, 1912 16-R water
bury will play Osborne for the champion
shlr, on Monday.
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KOETTERS TAKEN BACK
TO ANSWER FOR CRIME

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81. =
Handsome jack Koetters left in
the custody of detective for Chicago,
where he is charged with the murder
of Mrs, e. Kraft. a well-to-do widow,
November IA, 1912.
"I have complete alibi, said the
prisoner, (which sd Ian. | can esta1lish ilua BY
Mrs. Kraft, but 1 never took cent
of her monev'
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FORMALLY ACCEPTS
THRONE OF ALBANIA

N1TEwIED Germany. Feb. I-frince
y1,,,tar, Of WIed entered tho ranks OF
Nuropean N 'lt,ptsa sovereigns today when he for
maliy accepted the throne OF Aloanla, ,hc
rendered TO him by Essaq nsln man AZ nnts sie
Tssad Pasha. who defended Scutarf for
the Turks against the Nontenegrins our our
;n9 tho Balkan war and the other dele. +.
afss mg saiuted Prince William as king
and '.your majesty" although the Euro
nnan bowers had contemplated according
him only the title OF prince
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tAdvertisemcnti
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Mrs. Reherd to Sneak.

Mrs H. w. Reherd. wife OF the new
president OF Westminster college. VIII
speak Sunday evening. at 7:&5 O'Clock. in
the Third Presbyterian church. corner
of Eleventh East and Eleventh South
streets Mrs Reherd VIII give a de-
scrlptlve word picture of the pa seaBt.
Darkness and Light" as seen last May
and June in Chicago. Those who have
heard Mrs. Reherd speak are eager 10
hear her again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
LEADERS OF THE BAR
TO ISSUE STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-More than
fifty recognized leaders OF the, Amer
lean bar met here tonight and organ
lied the American Academy OF Juris-
prudence. It's purpose is the produc-
ton Of "complete and comprehensive
statement in systematic form OF the en-
tire body Of American law. Among its
organizers are e1-President Taft,
United States Senator Root, Attorney
General McReynolds. Alton B. Parker
and Joseph H Choate.
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2, WILIlamS 2, Felt :.
Felt. 2 out of tries; Ausherman, 10 out
OF 20 tries.
The second teams played preliminary
contest with the Granite team the win
ner by the close score OF 20 to 81 The
game was close throughout. with the
Granite five having the better OF the con-
testr although an equal number of points
was scored by each side. Two points
were awarded to the Granite team by
the officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
Dynamite Outrage.

land Is municipal rock crusher started
for the benefit of unemployed men was
destroyed today by discharge of dyna.
mite The police say disgruntled Ia.
boring element did the job. Houses
near the quarry were shaken and sew
eral late sleepers were tossed from
their beds by the force Of the explo-
sion
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Races at Murray.

Willie Schalz, champion roller skater OF
the intermouptain section. Will race. on
skates, against "Musty" Crebs, riding a a
bike. as the feature OF Wednesday night .
races al MURRAY The distance Will be
one mile. There will also be mile
match race between Carl Schmertz and
Coop" Orston. best two heats IN three,
q III Schmertz. Jack Casey and .Orston
oil, ra oe against the rink record for one
mile. There will also he novice skat-
inp race at mile.
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Suspects Arrested.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 21.-s. G.
Hardin, r. 3. Wsldrop and =. l.. Prod
DIV were arrested in Tuscaloosa this
afternoon In connection with the robbery
OF the Queen & Crescent train near Bir-
mingharn. Thursday night More than
500 600 is said 10 have been the loot Of
the three bandits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
Grant and shafer Win.

NEW YORK Fob M-w; C, Grant ana O. G.
CO" nson tho final douoIen mutch OF the ma
sanni ,nSoor lawn tennis chsmpionshlp lourns,
msns here today on the sou1 o. ,ss ss' ,e dc
sce.' se.S r. = Touchard and W. b. CraBin, Jr. u
fSo gpcc,acular sots. At So az g. rss ho,i,
The rallies wero fast and cvefY po'"' VIZ" "''''
snmcht out In brilliant fnHlion'
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QUAKING MASS OF BOG
MOVING IN IRELAND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Feb. 2l.-A quaklng mass of bog several
square miles In area is on the move IN
the neighborhood Of Carrick and the
panic-striclsen Inhabitants OF the coun-
trysIde are fleeing before the threaten.
ing disaster. The bog slide has been
brought about by abnormal rains. Many
thousands OF acres in the counties OF Lei
trim and Roscommon are submerged
The people In many instances have been
isola ted from communication with their
neighbors owing 10 the Shannon breaking
its banks.
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Wilson Greets classmats.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-President
Wilson broke the rule Of receiving no
visitors on Saturday today by seeing DR..
shosuk Sato. an exchange professor from
Japan, lecturtng in American universi-
ties. He WAS IN the presidents class at
Johns Hopkins university twenty-eight
Yenra nGO.
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|THROUGH FOREVER, ,
n1RPHY,S ASSERTION

~lco Feb. 2l.-"I sold out at 2
sSsS the Ions distance telephone, "
T Murphy said. in confirming
.smsnt from organized baseball,
~ oiIered ne more money than
fourht was in the world for my
- Of the Cubs's stock, and / ac-
Tithou, Qulobling. l am forever
viii professional baseball. It's
rsIes and sQuabbles. I'm the
nan In the world tonight: "
would not give the price for
a sold the controlling interest In
M can tell II he Wishes" Muir
SThe transaction !s closed, and
sothIne more 10 say about 1t. eX-
Il I'm glad Mr., Tnft has the
admitted that the storm Of
which swept organized baseball
ma Unexpectedly dismissed Man.
frs ''m!ght have precipitated' the
A buy him out.
rIrht have some bearing on the
/ . said and evaded further Ques-
an circumstances which brought
/ |hs deaf. He did not want to dis
EyIng he was happier than ne
=. for twenty years and as long as
/ washed his hands OF the game
Ia 10 forget any OF its unpleas-
y would Murphy say what would
Of the threatened suit for dam
&nalnpt President Johnson OF the
"a league for Johnson's alleged ef-
D GUST him from the National
a through with baseball" he re-
end Indicated that the suit
|cHer be filed.
q said the Chicago National
I dub had done better than any
| De IA the league while he owned
Fould not say how much II had
him. He purchased the control
|ege5t in the club from James a.
d years ago. and In that time the
'pn Two world and four league
kshlps,
Are Happy.
va, Fla. Feb. 2l,-Many of Tho
d Of the Cubs; squad, training
pressed their Qualification at the
nj Of Murphy. Hank" O'Day
b manager. said he would wager
NJ the Cubs get both Perduc anc
n rom Boston IN exchange fol
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Interurban Hald Up.

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb 21.-Thyee
masked men held UP an interurban train
on the Seattle Tacoma electric railway
tonight and robbed the passengers OF
more than $3.50, The passengers made
no resistance, After the robbers had
collected their tribute, they leaped from
The moving car and escaped.
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YOU'RE BILIOUS AND CONST|PATED!
LIVER IS SLUGGISH --D|ME A BOY

Funed Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges.
tion, sallow Skin and Miserable Head.
aches come from a torpid liver and con-
stipated bowels, which cause your stom~
ach to become filed with nndigested
food, which sours and ferments like
garbage in a swill barrel. That's the
fret step to untold misery-indigestion,
foul gases, bad breath, yellow skin,
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Fitzsimmons's Weight.

To the Sporting Editor OF The Trib"
une
What was the weight Of Robert F1tz-
simmons when he defeated Jim Gorbet'
nj Carson CITY on March II. 1897?
BINGHAM SUBSCRIBER
Very rlose to 1876 pounds.
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!. L. TEAM
POCATELLO TEAM.
Mandot Meets Tartar,

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. 2i.-Frank
whitney of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. put Joe
Mandot Of Now Orleans down for the
count of nine In the third and again
ten-round bout here tonight, but Mandot
outboxed HIS opponent In five OF the
other eight rounds. Three rounds We're
even,
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Referred to Committee.

WASHINGTON Feb. 21.-Notice
was received in the senate today of
the passage in the house of the Indian
appropriation bill carrying s9,6l9.737.
The measure went 10 the committee on
Indian affairs.
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

at had been troubled with chronic
constipation for two years and tried
all the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn,
and they could do nothing for me. Two
packages of Chamberlain g Tablets
cured me-" writes Thos. E. Williams Of
Middleboro, Ky. For sale by all deal
ers, advertisement
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Kennedy Ditch Irrigation
company will be held ut the Irving school
South streets. salt Lake City. Utah.
Tuesday, March 3. 1914. al 1890 p m.
GEO, II. ISLAUB. Secretary.
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Action Pogtuoned.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Senate
and house conferees or the Alaska rail
road bill postponed action today until
Monday owing to the absence Of Sena
tor Chamberlain
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Quarantine Modified.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The quar-
autine on potatoes was so modified to-
day by the department of agriculture
as TO permit the Importation, under
certi6cation and inspection, of that
vegetable from Denmark and Belgium.
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mental fears. everything that is horrible
will surely straighten you out by
morning. 10-cent box will keep your
head clear, stomach sweet, liver and
bowels regular and make you feel cheer
full and bully for months.
Don t forget your children-their lit
tie insides need a good, gentle cleans
ing. too, OCCASIONALLY.
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p,+cbie.w .wolgast Articles Signed.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Fob, G.nIan on,h d'Invn Sout Win
ad %osaa on March II wea TessyaA sosx Richie isss 10
weight wac 1876 pounds at os,o1n sn,a, ON Fehr,i-
sessfam % ,nr chicago. whore no viii do his GaininS
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0. s. L. TEAM BEATS
POCATELLO BOWLERS

Tho o. S. l. bowlers last night de-
featcd the Pocatello team. two out OF
three games. Martin Of Pocatello was
high, with a total Of b49 The score.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
BEATS GRANTSVILLE
Special 20 Tho Tribune,


GRANTSVn4LE. Fob 2i.-osden high school de-
rca,cd GrantgyIllo hero tonight in q fast baoket-
ball game by the OF A TO %. Fuller Buno
and Beck OF ogden the stars. Pratt or
GTnntsyllo wns tho rcfeTce during tho fist half
| and Glasscock OF Ogden during tho Becond hall.
Tho lineup: