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The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-24
ZEPPELIN SHELLS
POLISH CAPITAL;
NINETY KILLED
TwENrYFoUR BOMBS DROPPED
COS aUPoN WARSAW.
AERopLANF AIDS IN ATTACK
Russian Gunners Fire Upon the In
vaders But Fail to Hit Them
Teutons Cross the
Pllica. ..s

London. Dec 21.--A Central News
dispatch from Rome states that, &C.
cording to repoftfrom Warsaw, that
city was bombarded by a Zeppelin
Eighteen bombs were dropped, demol,
ishing two houses and killing 80 per.
sens, including q number of women
and children. Later six bombs also
were dropped from German aero
plane, but small damage was done in
this supplementary bombardment.
A heavy mist was hanging over the
city when the Zeppelin approached.
Owing to the hazy atmosphere the
presence of the giant alrship was not
detected until 1t was about a mile
from the city.
Sheiss Fall to Halt invader.
A minute after the Zeppelin was
sighted no less than forty hlgh.angle
guns mounted on housetops and at
street corners were raining fusil-
lade of shells about the flyer, but the
raider seemed to bear charmed life.
II swooped across the city, letting go
highly explosive projeetiles as It
passed on an answering course.
About ten bombs fell in the vicinity
of the railway station. where great
holes were torn in the streets.
After completing a circuit above the
city the airship turned leisurely In the
direction of the. German lines and, ap-
parently unhindered by the terrific fire
OF the Russian guns. disappeared in
the mist. IA.
Germans Cross the PiIiea.
II is regarded as significant that the
German official statement regarding
victories in Poland are so meager as
to cause unrest among the residents
of Berlin. The official German state
ment reads: .,,.... 1.... IT..
There is no news from East Prus-
STA nor the Prussian frontier.
In Poland the Russian armies have
tried to resist in new fortified posi-.
tJns near Rawa and Nidu. We are
attacking everywhere Our troops
have passed the Pilica river. o.
The Przemysl garrison has again
withdrawn within the forts, after tax
ing hundreds of prisoners"
THE Vienna official report, describ-
ing heavy fighting near Krosno and
along the Upper Dunajec, shows that
the Russians are still capable of de-
termined resistance.
THE Turks report taking some of
the hills overlooking Koyur, near Lake
Urumiah. There is nothing from Ser
via"
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TO TAKE CENSUS ALSO
Big Job Is In Prospect for the AS
SCISSORS Next Year.

Tho various city, town, and town
biz job cut out for them after the
first of the year. In addition to the
annual assessments OF personal prop
erty, they must make the biennial
assessment of real estate, and will
also be required to count the popula-
tion for the 1915 state census
Every five years the assessors are
given the task of taking the census.
The state census, as well as the fed
eral census is taken every ten years,
the state count in the years ending in
and the federal census in the years
ending in cipher. The assessment
of personal property in the county is
made every year while the assess
ment of real estate, is made every
two years. The returns from the 1915
assessment and census will probably
not be compiled and footed up until
some time during the summer.
The names of the assessors of the
county and an estimate of the popu-
lation by cities, towns, and townships
has already been sent the secretary
of the state executive council by
County auditor l.. r. Briggs. This in
formation is always requested by the
state officer just before the taking OF
the census.
A meeting OF the assessors to con-
fer with the new county auditor, Roy
structions will be given out regarding
early in January, and at that time in
struntions viii be giyensout regarding
the details of making the assessment
and taking the census, These instruc.
tions have not yet been received from
the state executive council but are
expected at the county auditors of.
fice within the next few days. Mr..
Rowland will probably issue call for
assessors meeting some time next
week The assessors are to begin work
on Monday, January IL. and the meet.
ing must necessarily be held before
that time.
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School la IN trouble,

The new consolidated school dis
trict of harrisburg, near Webster City
is in trouble. The Judge OF the dis.
trict court has practically wiped out
the district on account OF technic-
ality. Itappears that more territory
81 taken in than had originally
been contemplated.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUToR'S NOTICE.
h Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested, that on the 18th day of
November A. d. 1914, the undersigned
was appointed by the District Court of
Iowa. in and for Mahaska County.
executor of the estate of Secrest
Kinkade, deceased, late of said Ma
haska County, Iowa, All persons in
debted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them legally authenticated to
said court for allowance.
Dated this 9Th day of Decemberl9l4.
Oscar G. Kinkade, Executor.
j. l.. Milligan, Clerk. 2lw3
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FGRMERS' NATIONAL RANk
w. l. Deans, President.
w. H. Pike, Vice President,
r. X. Davis. Cashier.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Paid in Fun.

Directors: W. /. Beans; Charley
Victor; w. H. Springer; Thos. ].
Wilson; r. w. Moore; w. G. Reed:
W. H. Pike; Paul synhorst; Geo. s.
Prime; r. X. Davis; NJ. 8. Downey.
Complete set OF Safety Deposit
Boxes. The $50 stockholders are all
Mahaska County farmers.
Farmers: Make this your head.
quarters while In the City. lett
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-24
christmas salInas $4,000.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars was
placed in the hands OF $50 persons
In Keokuk last week, Almost imme-
diately the money went into circula-
tion through the merchants OF the
city The Keokuk National Rank
paid its checks 10 the members 0f
the Christmas savings Club
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D. Gordon as tne director and Mrs. B.
r. Marshall as the organist are to be
congratulated on the successful out
come, In all 1t was one OF the most
pleasing events of thisscharaeter, that
has been given in recent years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-24

Grinnell college has an endowment
fund OF some $4,000, 600 The college
also has a president who promises
TO raise that endowment BY another
millIon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-24

Christ, by highest heaven adored;
Christ the everlasting Lord; a
Late in time behold Him come,
Offspring Of the Virgins womb
S.
Mid He lays His glory by.
Born that man no more may die,
Born to raise the SONS of earth,
Born to give them second birth.
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George Tracy Bowen, Lynnyille 20
1879 and
Mary Ella Crews, Grinnell ~. 20
Lester T. Smith, Keosauqua -. "a
1874 and
Bertha &. Lee, Keosauqua .25

JONEs.--A telegram to relatives
announces the death of A, L. Jones,
Of Denver. Colo. He was the eldest
son of the late J. M. Jones and half.
brother of Mrs. o. FL. PARCEL, Mrs
A. r. Rodene, Mrs. G. NJ. Borgess.,
Mrs. H. B. Howarth, OF this city,
and j NJ and Joseph Jones Of Des
MOines. a
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MONEY TO LOAN.

at So per cent interest, giving bor-
rover privilege of payment of null
tiples of $500 on any interest pay day.
JOHN p. HIATT,
. 7Stf. North Side Square.
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. HARRIS =. FLINT. Friends have
received the announcement Of the
marriage of Rev. Samuel Harris OF
Strathmore, Cal, to Miss J Mabel
Flint. The ceremony was permorm-
ed by the Rev. r.. A. Finlayson. of
Terra Bella, Nov. "a, 1914, Mrs. Har-
ris is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Flint and is a former resident
of 0skaloosa, having graduated from
Penn. Her many friends extend con.
Igratulations.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-24

WIN. r. LACEY,
Attorne y.at-Law.

Oskaloosa, Iowa.
General Practice, Pensions, Collec-
tons, all State and Federal Courts.
Probate Cases. 24yl
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. q. A. GAMBLE. 6o7-S M INTTz'
bldg; hours, 8 TO s. Wasatch blSL T.
eases OF women q speciality. Consu,1
ton free.
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CARPET AND RUG WEAVING

UP TO DATE COLONIAL RUGS AND
nun rugs. Prices quoted on request
Call and see samples. 723 Windsor ave.
hy1and @-ap-N. ms7i
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FOR SALE
For SaIe-MisceIIaneous

-@--~-~-S---~-~---- -
LISTEN, CLARENCE! WE ARE SELL
ing Ciuckenhelmer straight rye whisky,
the $3.50 kind, for $500 per gal; Old
Charter and Spring Hill bourbon, the
$500 Kind. for $500 gal; blended
best bonded whisky, soc; pint, soc: short
quart best whisky, 75c: wine. Si.oo gal
and up: best dry gin, $500. any LAC
$3.50 net. Social Bar. 5o2 SO. State
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses
4 FEW EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS

n
ssT5-6 rooms OF elegant u,n,'trs
cost new over $500: only a Few Hcxr
i'm use Party going 10 Eu.opIn. rent
modern house. big lawn. cn,s cIoso
SOS. 1915 cash. bal, 90 payri'e"'
se25-5 rooms OF furniture IN l" sn rcnt
condition. modern house. CLOSE ,a -
S16. also will give $50 equity IN a p'a'
niano. $40 cash. bal $40 paymeii'''
ss5o-io rooms OF fine furil.us' 400,
Gated on Brigham St. every 'oS p,~,noss
occun,ed bv professional ana ~,
men; also TWO rooms In bnseinJins' a.
he used for light Housekeeping, plsno pa
ciudcd for extra $50. $500 cash' ''''
pa ymeDts
5000 rooms of fine fnrnlturss,,o s,o. "Hus Imns
strictly modern; close IN rent "'o' ''''e
lease.
s20oo--First class cigar stand ana ppo p%nn
room; fixtures cost over Vow. rs
clean stock OF goods. faH>iIy
cause OF this sacrifice,
we have several equally sooq Ia. oa,
gains in hotels and roonlnS
phone or cali In and get parucu'ars'
RETTII,YoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
3ao-342 Main St, Cor. f. -. fd9SG' oaSf
was. -o"'' ml91T
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BEST PLACE IN CITY TO BUY OR
sell and II II. goods. S L. Fur
nlture Co. is5 5. w. Temple. Was. 2s3T
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMlS

I-I>|cS~>~c~>Sc~~S~-~ ~s-,TS NJ.
taxidermlst limo made as you wsnt
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 Z. Broadway
years in Salt Lake
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CHINA FIRING

EXPERT FIRING DAILY. MRS. y. 4,
Homan. 1912 Lincoln ave. Iyland
-sos-J. mlfs5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITrps
Miscellaneous

$500 CASH IN So MONTHS FOR w.
We sSaran,ee i na%s % only pay ys You tnis amo
dayD. Write or cnil for our aitr.Sx'
le-page folder concerning our w
Guaranteed gold bond. Bettilyou 7,
Euliders Co, $40 and 3ia Main a. n Sn
Lake city. ,nS2
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HOTELS
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. Ell
cial prices fall and winter work w.
g164. an
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For Sale-Pianos
Wanted-Furniture

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOX SECOND
"as 4sl.. elt5l
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HAIR WORKS

SWITCHES MADE FROM YOUR COMB
iDSs, ~. can ny. 32I9. m20lg
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SALT LAKE CABINET e. FLxTu4
Co.; free estimates. II Richards
Was. 32l0.
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CAFE

N-~~~~~~~-~-~-~I~-~~~~s~- - <.U|
CREAMERY. LUNCH AND CAfE
open. S7c S. Main, opp. Hotei ~
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERs

CARPENTER AND JOB WORK; ESTI-
ma teS given and first-class work guar
antced Wasatch 360S-W. m6sa
]. A. EVINGTON.
149 East End South Wasatch 443s-w
k33S5
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING, SHIPPING

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part OF the United States. Cut
rates KimbaI Van Storage Co. rs
Goutp Main. m2s51
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LINCOLN HOUSE. % EAST LIST
ESQ rooms; rates. J5c. $0c and sVS' 81
erD: baths. lBc.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w wILLLA3Is q SON. los y STREET..
WAkatch iSSs-W. Upholsterlng. chairs
Eecsnsd- o1I1
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FOR SALE.

menssons l6x2i, now being used as CON
struction offices at new east side high
school and central building, University
OF Utah. Sealed bids Will be received
for same UP TO and Including Jan. -,
1914, for one or both OF said office build
ings. which must be removed from prem.
ises 10 days after notification. EiSht
reserved to reject any and all plds.
File bids with 7. j. Moran. Contractor.
Inc, Board OF Trade Bldg. city. ml6'5
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Unfurnished Apartments


&. 2nd South ...,................. S25 90
avenue 49, ......"..... -. so. 90
1-room nicely furnished flat, hot
is d ST. ...... ......,.....,.... 1000
sJS S"i East Sst'' oai''-s, 1'.a 9ou'n 49, %. 90
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

w. l.. wETHERBEE CO.. DESIGNElI
and manufacturers OF bar. bank, ON
and store fixtures. also agents for BLU
and pool tables and supplies. Office
IA actory. 15S-160 West 1st South. Waser
622s.
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WELL ESTABLISHED BUsINree
worth $3.50; cleared over $500 last W.
you can handle IT with $3.50 II Won a.
now, Address N-29. Tribune m,ss:
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RAZOR BLADES SHARpENED

DON i THROW AWAY YOUR DUR
ham Duplex razor blades We will re-
turn them. postpaid. sharp az new.
soc per dozen; money order or sta INNS
Durham Duplex Sharpening Co. p O
10Y 9Oo, 9aLt ledke, Itah. mi953
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GROCERY SPECIALS

WE'LL DUPLICATE ANY LENS IN g.
minutes. Columbian Optical Co. s3I
Main St d4O3
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BEAUTY PARLORS

FREE BEAUTY TREATNIETT crG
- every NTH customer at the Vcive,Iro
Beauty Pariors. 62 East 4th South,
mist
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FURRIERS

FUES REPAIRED AND REMODEL. ED;
fur work OF every description. as we'll
40 tRNidermyi highest class workman
saip: positively lowest prices. Hudson
Pay Fur Co. l22 Main 81 II
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WE HAVE A GOOD HOTEL APART
ment house we can trade for improved
real estate. We can sell your property.
Let US know what you have and what
you want for II.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY

~>>>-~<>~--~~~~~~~-~~>>-~-~ -~-~-~-~-----~-~-~-~--~
INTERMOUNTAIN DETECTIVE AGEN.
cy. 40l Boston bldg, Men and women
operators All work confidential. Was.
IfI5. l3I
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WINDOW CLEANING

ARE your, WINDOWS Dirty? PHONE
nauohsl house Cleaning Co, Was.
80. k23l4
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FURNITURE and PIANO
POLISHING.

MAKE YOUR FURNITURE LIKE NEW
Coloring. matching. polishing and refln-
ishing furniture. pianos. counters, show
cases and office desks. John Linton. So
years experience (6 years with II Din
woodey Furn. Coz. 54I So. State. Was.
1884 l9I
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT THPEWRITERSl
Do you want q rebuilt or practically
new type ewr.terT We have all makes for
taie o- rent Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co. ss West ind South. ft350
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5000 rooms of fine fnrniturss,,o en-. nous Ion,
strictly modern; close IN re''
lease.
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CATERERS
WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER q CARRIAGE
Co. a Illingsworth. manager. Phone
NuedtcH WI f1A39
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For Sale-AutomObiles

cheAp-lgls 5-pass 4V-hp Buick tour.
INK car: 1911 7-pass.. 4O-hp. Buick tour
ing car; 1912 5-pass.. to-hp.. 6-cyl. Ev'
Chalmers touring car: 1910 5-pass.. 40-h..
RANDSLi.eDODD AUTO CO.. LTD.
63 w. tth South st. g329
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CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN. c. H ID.
Original Chinese herballst and founder
OF the Chinese Herb institute. Denver
Ills herbs are curing the sick by the thou
sands. Salt Lake branch, lis So Main.
upstairs. over Hirschman's shoe store
Was. $3.50. Daily. a. IN. 10 8 y. m. 10
5; sunday. 10 10 p. m ma52
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SCHOOL OF ART

Dp ,N,r~.C, 10. TNT,c,.r~- -~-----~~~~~--~~-~-~~--
ing model Paintings on orbibiiinn
CONSTITUTION bldg. studio 525. Cali after
1II1- p2o0
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PAINTERS AND TINTERs.

TIE CUT RATE PAPER HANGER.
PAINTER AND TiNTER PHONE
WASATCli tt23-J. mS81
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800 CAPITAL SECURES DlsTp,c-
management OF most sensational ~
and rapid selling article now nm 'v' .3'
ma arl;ct; new and non competitive. s,e
per wear easily possible: you hand,ss 49, y,
own money; only men OF exper,a,,v~' Nv
having highest grade references VII, 4
considered. Burns" Schiller bldg ~,
cago. mis.
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PIANO TUNING

PIASo AND ORGAN TUNER PRONE
WaxAtch i9sI-W. hssA
@. w. EARDLEY. WITH PIANO AND
Player Rebuilding Co Was. {23f I8e
East ist So. mgsf
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ACCORDION PLEATING

sUNbUhsr AND SIDE PLEA.IlSo
sos East Ard south Phone Hyiaud
s17-y. btsu
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AUTO REPAIRING

LACKSMITHING. RUBBER TIRES
and painting. Stoker- -Rushton, I5s- go
w 2nd So. Was. 1909. liz
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REMOVALS
M FUCKER. LADIES TAILOR. HAS
moved 10 30S Brooks Arcade Was.
6sl3. h2146
DIR. K. M CHRISTENSEN HAS MOVED
his Office to 210 Kearns bldg. h2770
A. HAUERBACH. THE JEWELER. RE-
moved TO 81 West Broadway. kl041
SURBAUGH'S JENELRY STORE,
moved to 15o So. State. Semloh Hotel
bldg. m2O55
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FOR RENT
Furnished Apartments

2-ROOM APT. ST. FRANCIS. 25s
East Broadway ........-.-.-.... .$So.oo
Groom apt. Holland. Sl5 So west -. "a
SALT LAKE SECURITY TRUST
b Main ct. Exchange 30.
ml93s
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING

j. Nj LUCE. PLUMBER. WORK
promptly attended 10. ga Penn ave.
HyIand 1867, bt4i0
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ROSS c, DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER '
The original broker Of the in'erfhou"-
tain west.
Only $1,000 will put you In possess,oi'
~ the very best furnished oo-rooIh no
tel In Salt Lake City, barring none
1s-room rooming house at oargaIn
centraf location: nicely furnished rent
onIy sa.5 30 per room. including steam
heat Sickness reason FOR seiiihe' Ho'"s
at a big sacrifice.
ls rooms, well furnished housekeepins
s25 rent: slO0 income. Exceptionally gooo
location. $500 Will handle.
rooms, very nicely furnished, taking
In over $50 per month, rent oniy "SU
for $3.50 The best little proposition OH
the west side.
Furniture OF 10-room modern house>
close In nicely furnished, rooms all
rented, only 500. one-half cash.
Ncest and cleanest little 1o-room room
ing house In the city: steam heat irees
clearing 500 above all expenses.
For particular bargains In hotels and
roomiug houses see me. J sell more than
all the other agents combined,
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
1l3 South Main. was. 1883 o,
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SECRET SERVICE

" ~-c->"~~~o-~-~-~-----
SPECIAL SECRET SERVICE REM
dered by experienced women operators.
Dignifed. honest and confidential worl,
Private room Tor ladies. Private phone
Wasatch 1913. 3O6-7 Newhouse bldg.
mS34
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VETERINARY SURGEON

DIR. VI. RICE. 3i2 SO. w. TbMPi.I, n
Was. 50l3. Is years experience W -
army.
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ANUFACTURERS WHOLEeAIr.e
farmers and i've people WIN 20 In 81
perior. Wis. s25.00o.o00 new steel nls.<
Adjoining Worlds OF Iron ora n,
doors. Cheap electric power and 49,
portatiou. Glover lands. $1,000 up. W..
Commercial Club. ksi|
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAs. PETERSoN. 20 RICHARDS ST-
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
waaatch 1903 KS
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WE Buy ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
and pay reasonable prices. You save
TINE and wOrTy by calling up Fisher a
Robbins Co. 50 West End So. Was. 5IT2
m-9I1
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. oFFlq
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ez.
Res. Hyland 231SW. ~
GOOD REFERENCES If REQUIRE
Flrst-class work guaranteed. Wasai-
2T6S. MID
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND NO
tary. Paula Schultz. Wasatch 2s3o.
llO9 Boston bldg. me6O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
KODAK DEVELOPING

WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-22
TIME, PLEASE
BY Jim Nance.

BY Jim Nance.
My watch's been running day and
night,
In fact, it's near run down.
The use I've given it's fright, 81
It's never right I've found.
1t can't be fixed, cause am broke,
But here's a scheme that's poor.
Folks tell me, PUT your watch in
soak
Me for the water cure.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-22
SPoTTERs RUN AGAINST A NEW ]
THRILL. IN ARREST


+ The spoilers in Siegel-Cooper's de-
ipartment store experienced a new
thrill yesterday when they arrested a
woman for shopliftfng. and then
found she was Mrs. Luigi Cali, the
mother of Rosina CALI, the famous
premier dancer of the Chicago Opera
Company.
The detectives, who have been &C
customed to picking, up poor down
and-outs" as shoplifters and then
dragging them to the Office of the
superintendent of the store where
they are put through a "sweat-box"
and made sign some mysterious pa
pers, were very confused when they
found their prisoner was the mother
of the distinguished dancer.
The case was sure a puZzler. The
daughter was a great faVorite with
the silk-stockings of the city. And
here they were called on to prosecute
her mother.
But the police, who had been call
ed at the time the woman was nab
bed, arrived and took her away.
MIS- 0dlA was q 1OlhcA holDlO PtAo
oner. She wouldn't make any state
ment, but sat in the station with
look of dull grief in her eyes.
Her daughter assisted her in find
ing bondsman.
In court this morning the woman
made no attempt to evade the conse-
quences of her act. She admitted she
stole the articles alleged in the COM
plant, to-wft: One tango skirt, two
silk waists, one pair of tango carriers
and one chain of beads"
She doesn't know what made her
steal them, she declared Her daugh-
ter has a contract calling for a very
heavy salary and the two live in an
expensive suite at the Auditorium
Hotel She said she had 1920 cash
on hand.
Judge Stewart fined her $25 and