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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08

RAILROAD TICKET OFFICES.
oregon Short Line. Hotel Utah. Exch. I6
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MEATS AND LIVESTOCK.
MEATS-RETAu,.

= Meat &. Livestock Co., 373 So.
! Wasatch 626,
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SEWING MACHINES.

Vogeler Seed Co.. so W. 1st So. Was.
56l.
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VARIETY STORES.
Variety Store, Celia Florence. Prop. 81
So. State, Was. 1857,
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLsTERING

UPHOLSTERED. SPRINGS
restretched, mattresses made over.
Was. 32a9 8. L Mattress s. Mfg. Co.
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs.
PUBLISHERS.

Reid. Public Stenographcr, Boston Bldg
Was. 20s5.
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TAILoRs AND CLEAN7

Anderson. DR.. Ross, 32a Kearns Bid
Was. 1907: Hy, 1903.
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TRANSFER AND I

Salt Lake Transfer Co., Sims &s Sons,
Props, lib w. End So. Was. 254, 6535.
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MUSIC STUDIOS.
Best. Alfred, Utah Conservatory of Mu-
sic, Templeton Bldg. Was. 210o,
Squire Coop. Des. Nat. Bank Bldg Was.
b522.
Mcclellan. John j.. director Utah. Cons.
OF Music. Templeton Bldg. Was, 2l0o.
Utah Conservatory Of Music. Tenpleton
Bldg. Was. 2106.
Weihe. Willard Il. Constitution Bldg
Was 252S
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kNUFACTURING JEWELLERS.
~. Left. Mfr. Jeweler, 11S So.
D. Was. 1855.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON, loo n STREET.
Wasatch 1646-W. UpholsteriDg. chairs
recaned. o542
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TYPEWRITERS

IGADQOAIlTE ERS FOR ALL MAKES
OF TYPEWRITERS
Largest stock Lowest prices Easiest
terms
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PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
ViaN Co.. 307 Templeton bldg. Wasatch
A24.
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PRuNTERS-PUBLISHER

Forest Dale Saratoga Chip Co.. 1871
Roberta. Hyland J741.
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TEA AND COFFEE.

Glissmeyer Co. Tallors and Cleaners. 60
w, Broadway. Wasatch 36l0
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LEGAL PRINTING.
,rfuting Co, Atlas bldg. Was. 1888.
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hMERY AND ooRsETrEPEs
MILLINERY

Marion, a21 So. Main. Was, 44os
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SHEET METAL WORKS.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.. sales. rem
repairs. 43 So. Main. Was. 1898.
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TYFEWRlTERS.
Underwood Typewriter Company. 16 Ex
change Place. E&ch- 108.
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SIGNS-SCENERY.
Peterson, Chas.. 90 Richards st, Was
1908.
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HfNERY AND MILL SUPPLIES.
Chnlmers Mfg. Co.. Kearns Bldg.
9atch 7S.
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n-Cctton Lumber Co.. Walker Bank
Was. 1851.
8ufbauer Co.. Newhouse Bldg. Was.
naughy- Losee Lumber Co, s4S eo-
~ Was. 82f.
land Lumber Co, 2a6o Eats St
nd 1908.
\ Lumber Co., 870 W. srd So. Was
Lake Lumber Co. Main Office, a.
Main Wasatch sol.
Lake Lumber Co, Warehouse end
u6. 46o So 6th W. Wasatch 400.
4rd Lumber Co.. 5S1 90, Srd W.
Gatch 267.
Lnmber Company, asa ". 1st So
1atch B1s.
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PICKLES AND VINEGAR.
Rose Pickle & Vinegar Co.. 748 w. 3rd
South. Was 670.
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Salt Lake Livery Sc Transfer Co.. livery
and baggage. 81 8, w. Temple. Was.
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SODA WATER FACTORIES.

Salt Lake Soda Water Co.. 282 w. Sou
Temple. Was l55
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STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
keyser, M. a., Flreproof Storage Co. 39S
W.2nd So. Was. 2S2S.
Kimballs Van & Storage Co, 73 South
Main. Was. PISS.
Mitchell Van & Storage Co. 273 S. w
Temple. Was AZ.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Milano Slide Co. (the Italian Gazet
S17 SO. w. Temple. ,Wasatch 4044.
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lTyPEWRTTER.s

5226.
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WALL PAPER-DECORi

WALL PAPER R-DECORATING
W. A Duvall, 1872 E Broadway. Was.
1854.
Geo. w. Ebert & Co.. IL So. Main. Was.
3002.
Perschon, William II. & Co. wall paper,
painting. 1l9 w. S. Temple. Was. 1929.
Rivers Bros. wall paper and hanging,
% w. Bird So. Wasatch 4348.
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES

Stewart Gleeson Co, vacuum cleaners
typewTiters, SO w. 2nd So, Was. 290
Utah Typewriter Exchange, rentals and
repairs. 36 w. 2nd South Was. 430.
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST.
RAILROADS.

Hall, Or. Robert. SIS Kearns Bldg. Was
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VETERINARY SURGEON,
Rice Moffett. 342 8. w. Temple. Was
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STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,

John c. Cutler Jr.. &. Co.. 240 Constit,
ton Bldg. Was $50.
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TRIPE DRESSERs
TROUT AND POULTRY.

Potts, s. W. & Son, pioneer tripe dressers
7S w. LIST South. Was. 1872.
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RUBBER vULCANIZING.
RUG RETAINERS.

Modern Rubber Co., vulcanizlng, 125 e.
End So. Wasatch 1852
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Iversen L. Moth. Bsn't 30 8. Main St
= Was. 1855
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NIGHT wATCHMAN SERVICE.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Commercial Guard, e. Safety Assn. 5S
q 1et So. Was. 6674.
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ORIENTAL GOODS,
OSTE0p TuS

Oriental store, 17s So. Main Was. 4.
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REAL ESTATE-TARM LANDS
Cont.
Taylor Bros, real estate, Ruby Valley
lands. Hotel Utah Bldg. Wasatch 2S66.
RESTAURANTS AND CAFES.

RESTAURANTS AND CAFES.
Capital Lunch Room, ]. Sutter, Prop. 10
W. 1st So. Was. 277o.
Denver Coffee House, 10 W. End So. Was.
2170.
Heidelberg Cafe, Karl II. Mayer, Prop.
1873 q. Broadway. Was. 1869.
Kwong Nom Low Cafe, 54 W. End So.
Wasatch 2S67.
Max!Tn's Cafe, under Kenyon hotel Was.
1892.
Morgan's Cafe. a2s SO. Main. Was. 14e5.
New York Cafe, 214 So. State. Was
$3.50.
Owl Cafe. J. NJ. Williams, Prop. 1877 B
End South. Was. 1872.
Pullman Coffee House, 7e W. srd South
Was. 24l7,
Ray 6 Harvey, 10 F. 1st So. Was. 6229
Sparey 6 Mehse Co.. ID z. 2nd So Was.
40.
Star Lunch Room, 174 So. State. Was
G21T.
Waffle Kitchen, The Geo. Carlos. prop,
60b W. 3rd So. Wasatch 1885.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRS,
UNDERTAKES.

Umbrella Hospital, Tho. w. II Singer
Prop, S32 So. State ST. Was.627o.
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HAT FACTORY

FOR HAT REPAIRING SEE TAYLOR
1883 ~9os5
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PICKLES AND PRESERVES.
Capital Pickle Co.. TAI So. 3rd W. Wa
3o5,
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WE RENT TYPEwRITERs.
Do you want a rebuilt or practically
sale rent. Utah Typewriter Exchanea
Co.. SO West End South faa5S
REMINGTON. MONARCH AND SMITH
Premier typewriters rented by the dav
week or month. Remington Typewriter
Co. So 1st South. Was IT. noafa
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CAFE
CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons. c9G9
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Iig AND Trust COMPANIES.
LUMBER.

Ike Security & Trust Company. 90
lain. Exchange SO.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

Clear Springs Trout & Poultry Co.. e5
SO. 9th East. Hyland 2070.
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VINEGAR COMPANIES.
Maxf1eld Vinegar Co.. 100 s. 2ud West
Was. 979.
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UPHOLSTERERS

A. D. TUCKER. PRACTICAL Up
holsterer; furniture repaired; carpets
and llnoleum relaid. 7i6 West 9Th No
Wasatch 2G11-N-W. p760
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kcARoNI MANUFACTURERS.

rn Macaroni Mfg. Co., 48 varieties;
,5R So. 4th ". Wasatch 1885,
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST.,
brass. chippcd glass and painted. Phone
WRsl tch 1903, x5S
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PIANos-MUsIC STORES.

Clayton Music Co, 40 So. Main. Exch. 60.
Consolidated Music Co, 13-15-11-19 East
1st South. Exch. 1o4.
Daynes- Beebe Music Co., rs So. Main.
Exch. so.
Nelson Plano Co.. 1o5 Il. End So. Was.
6o71
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Every ma achine fully guaranteed for tSs
year; All makes OF wide and extra wide
machines. Terms SO cash and S. per
month. Machines shipped subject to an
provaL New price list OF all makes sent
free upon request.
W1NGO. THE TYPEWRITER MAN.
38 E. Fourth South ST.. Salt Lake City
Phone Wasatch 1898 pI33i
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Carter, G.. u, & Co. Ltd. Alberta farms
and townsites, Newhouse Bldg. Was.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand. Shealy Safe s. Vault Co., Bis
South West Temple. o2643
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WOOL DEALERS.

WOOL DEALERS.
Hallowell. Jones and Donald. wool, 2o2
Mcintyre bldg. Wasatch 1894
Williams. jeremiah & Co.. wool: W. C.
Snow, Agt.; sol Mcintyre bldg. Wa
satch 1854
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WOMAN'S oUTFITTING STORES.
SegiPs Sample Store, woman's wearing
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Hand Laundries

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY, 33S-i0 w. 1ST
South ST: branch, 14o X. End South;
Wasatch 2et1. pll2
WASHING By THE WEEK OR DOZEN;
expert curtain launderers. Wasatch
6l02 o32o1
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SWITCHES MADE FROM YOUR COMB
ings, 81. 242 So. 10th E. Hy. S279.
m2e05
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HAIR WORKS

COMBINES MADE INTO ANY STYLES.
Special low prices. los so. End East
o3s63
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN
rugs and carpets, Hand work; viii re.
moYo oil, grease or any stain. Imported
rugs a speciality; 9Xl2, $50. $500 Frank
Martin, Was. 2266. SO West Its South 81.
olS93
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MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE. OLD
and relia ble. l investigate murders.
robberies, SANDER. blackmail. shadow in
dividualS, ana guarantee satisfa ction
Consultation free; strictly confidential
Suite 209 Mcintyre Bldg Was 53T'
Night phone. Was. 6I29-J. pIs5
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DRESSMAKING

DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY, EXPE-
rienced work. Call evenings, Was,
4203-J. m236S
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COMMITMENTS

WILLOWS-MER MERE-SECLUSION, ADOP-
ton. Flora a. Phillips. 2505 1lth East,
two blks- below Sugar House. Hyland
l23l-M. kl8s
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LAWYER DETECTIVE. 30 YEARS EX
perlence. II you want to meet a detec-
tive that can advise you. find out any
thing you want TO know. locate a person
for you and treats all fairly, a letter sd-
dressed to postofflce box 1853, Salt Lake
City. will bring him TO you. pssd
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F. C. GROENDYK & co.
Carpets steam cleaned. Our superior
work insures satisfaction. Remod cling a
speciality. Hyland 5220-J. s3954
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED AND REMODELED;
fur work of every description, as we'll
az taxidermy; highest class workman
snip positively lowest prices. Hudson
Bay Fur Co. l22 Main ST.
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALI
makes l5S State Was 4!02 d34l
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FRENCH INSTRUCTION

LADIES OF REFINEMENT; PROF.
Richard from Paris, attractive meth
cd. 525 Constitution Bldg. afternoon.
o25sa
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PHYsIoIANsLsuRGEoNs-con. 4.

| S-SURGEONS-Con' t.
Hotopp. DR.. Theo NJ. n. Brooks Arcade.
Was 5662.
Nelson; Dr. GIarence J.. ofnce Temple
Bldg
Pinkerton, DR.. Chas. r., phys. and surg,
Walker Bank Bldg. Was 4o47
Dr. Q; n Ray, sos Kearns Bldg. Wa
rg5Rsr' s59s Dr., w. E. Galena Bldg. Was.
Waite. Ira W.. physician. Ga,enn Bldg.
wsde, DR.. W. A. s7s w. End SO. Was.
wslch. H r.. 717-71s Kearns Bldg. Was.
Wheeler. DR.. T. H.. Atlas Bldg Was.
PIANOS MUSIC STORES.
Clayton Music Co., 40 So Main. Exch. 60.
Consolidated Music Co, 13-l5-17- East
1st South. Exch- 154
Daynes- Beebe Music Co.. As So Main.
Exch. so.
Nelson Plano Co.. los Il. End So. Was
| 6271.
PICKLES AND PRESERVES.
Capital Pickle Co, TAI So. Srd W. Wa
PICKLES AND VINEGAR.
Rose Pickle & Vinegar Co., 748 W. 3rd
South. Was $40.
PLANNING MILLS.
Waterloo Planning Mills Co., lfs5 s. 5rd
East. Hyiand 2920.
FLOWS wS-RdPLEMENTS
Western Moline Flow Co.. $50 So. 4th
West Was. T30.
POCKET BILLIARDS.
Wilson Pool Parlor, Eugene Holding,
Prop, Wilson Hotel. Was. 2121.
POCKET BILLIARDS-CIGAR
David Levene. Cigars and Pool, 244 So.
State. Wasatch 1145.
POSTCARDS AND SOUVENIRS.
Leib.. Frank H. Co.. Brooks Arcade. Was
POTATO CHIPS.
| Forest Dale Saratoga Chip Co., 1871
Roberta. Hyland J74l.
PRINTERS RS-PUBLISHERS.
Alderman Pig. Co. 40 p. 0, place. Was.
| 5226
Century Printing Co.. 235 Edison. E1oh.
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WOOLsGROWERS.
National Woolgrowers' Assn. Mcintyre
Bldg. Was. l00l.
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PIANO TUNING


e g EARDL.EY. WITH PIANO &
Player Rebuilding Co. Was 1924. 139
E. lst So. olSSo
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Vacuum Cleaners

EVERYTHING IN THE VACUUM
cleaner line. Call Stewart-Gleeson Co..
Was. 2s0 or 430. r238
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DETECTIVE WORK.

TWO WOMEN OF EXPERIENCE IN
secret service will accept dlgnifed and
confidential employment. Investigations
honestly made. Also men operatives. Pri-
vate room for ladies. Office s06-7 New
house bldg. Private phone, Was. I2T3.
olSt9
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AUTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS

PAINTING AND TRIMMING, EXPERT
work. Wellington Co, 3t9 s. W. Temple.
Was. 5i5e- p6Os
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NATIONAL HOUSE g. CARPET
Cleaning Co.; 9x12, 81: vacuum clean.
ing and house cleaning. Wasatch 4256.
ais Templeton bldg b2I3s
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETs
DENTISTS

DR. CONGER DOES YOUR DENTAL
work and accepts his pay by the week
OF month. go So. Main. Wasatch S2s
p14A3
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HOUSE AND CARPET CLEANING.
lawn and garden work: prompt and
thorough service. Was 7054-R pi1I2
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DRESSMAKING AT HOME OR BY THE
day; satisfaction guaranteed. Hyland
32l4-M. o5S8
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DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING. 66l
so. MAIN, WAS. 1025-W. mSl96
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE

SALT LAKE CABINET AND FURNI-
ture Co.: free estimates. 80 Richards
St Was, 3210. p115
COMPLETE SET OF BANK FIX
lures. formerly used by Mccormick
Co. Apply Mccormick &Co. n2655
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGE CONNECTIONS. $500: WATER
Jackets cleaned. S1.75; L-shape jackets,
81 so. Hire a competent man; no botch
work here Hyland 2S62-R. o2423
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-06
Naval Militia to Begin An
nual Cruise on Saturday
Will go With the Michigan
Naval Militia. Trip Will
be a Fine One.

The Naval Militia of Wisconsin
in connection with the Michigan
Naval Militia, will take their an
nual cruise commencing on Sat-
urday, August 9Th.
The detachments of the three
divisions from Ashland, Wash
burn and Bayfield, will be in
charge of Lieutenant Warner,
neither the commanding officer,
Mr.. Werder, or the executive
officer, Mr.. Bitschenauer, being
able to go for this trip.
The divisions will assemble
here at Ashland, presumably
Friday, and leave over the North
western road to Escanaba, where
they will board "Yantic," the
ship of the Michigan Naval Bri-
gade, commanded by Grant T.
Stephenson.
Among the places visited this
year will be Detroit, Mackinaw
Island, where a Naval Problem
will be solved, consisting of an
attack and defense of the island.
From there the fleet will dis
band and each ship cruise inde-
pendently until the termination
Of the cruise, on August 18th,
when the local boys will return,
presumably by train. Ashland
News.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-06

A carnival of speed and air daring
on land and in air rivaling anything
as yet seen in this vicinity will be
staged at the fair grounds at Ashland
next Saturday and Sunday. Auto
mobile, motorcycle and aeroplane
races are the big attraction and some
of the speed kings of the world known
for their skill and daring, also aviator
Fred Hoover, who is considered to
be one of the most spectacular bird
men in the country, will participate
in the various racing events.
A successful and well balanced pro-
gram consisting of ten events is
scheduled for each day of the meet.
In addition to the spectacular flights
by aviator Hoover, there is also
scheduled three, five and ten mile
auto race for professional drivers,
driving some of the speediest cars in
the country. Such cars as the Fiat
Cyclone, Stutz, National, Mercedes,
Buick and several other high power
cars are among the entries. A three,
five and ten mile motorcycle race by
professional drivers of motordrome
fame constitute the motorcycle race
program. The motorcycle events are
under the rules of the federation of
American motorcycles and are open
for competition for all amatuer riders
and professional riders wishing to
compete for the large prizes offered
by the management. The track is
now being put into condition for the
speed kings. Possibilities are that
the state record might be broken DUR
ing the meet.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-06
Lost in the Woods

Mrs. Charles Reno Of this city
had quite thrilling experience
last Thursday evening while out
berrying in the vicinity OF the
Brown Robbins slashings when
she became lost and remained in
the woods all night. During
the late part Of the afternoon
Mrs. Reno became separated
from the rest of the party and
night came on before she was
able to find her way.
Searching parties started out
from this city Friday morning
but on arriving they learned
that Mrs. Reno had arrived at
the farm of Louis Holte during
the early morning.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-06

A number OF people from this
city we're invited out to the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Fraser last Friday evening
where SIX o'clock supper was
served. Those going from the
CITY were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Fletcher, Rev and Mrs. o. W.
Smith and daughter Lucille,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Fraser and
son Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartlette, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Robinson, and Miss Christy
Fraser. A sumptuous supper
was served to the guests by Mr..
and Mrs. Fraser after which the
evening was spent visiting.
Some of the gentlemen mem bers
of the party entertained the
others to a jumping match and
several running races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fraser
have a very neat place about a
mile and half west Of the city.
Their farm is well kept up and
crops look fine. Mr.. Fraser is
quite a horticulturist and
showed those present some Of
his work at grafting apple buds.
In several instances Mr.. Fraser
grated apple buds unto noun
tain ash trees. As these trees
are Of an entirely different
family the work of grating is
made more difficult. Mr..
Fraser Lad quite curiO case
in his home Of articles which.
have been collected during tue
past twenty years. The guests
we're also greatly interested in
family tree drawn by Mr..
Fraser which contained the
names of all the Frasers that
were defendants of James
Fraser of Scotland. Hundreds
of names are to be found on the
tree.
After a most pleasant evening
spent the party returned to
Washburn, all voting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fraser royal entertainers.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-06
Boy Scout Movement

A Boy Scout organic ltion is
to be formed in this city in the
near future. 1t is understoo ID
that the organization will be in
charge of Rev. o w. Smith OF
the Congregational church who
had good deal of experience IN
forming organizations of this
kind.
The plan to organize a boy
scout movement here is a good
one. The members of the
organizations are taught many
valuable things, besides having
many opportunities to enjoy an
outing in the woods. Parents
generally should interest their
boys in an organization of this
kind as it is a fine thing fo r
the young boys of the city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-08-06
Prominent Agricultural Men
Gather There
Experiments and Tests Ex-
planned by Educators
from University.

Quite a number of people from
this section of the county attend
ed the meeting held at the Elk
perimental Station at Ashland
junction on Monday Of this
week.
The meeting was conducted by
the Extension Division of the
University of Wisconsin, being
called at eleven o'clock in the
morning. The numerous i'm
portant experiments and tests in
progress at the station were eX-
planned. Among the subjects
discussed were alfalfa growing,
grain growing, clover and seed
production, rotation of crops,
management of clay soils, use of
fertilizers, dairy farming, sheep
raising, cooperative marketing,
potato culture and land clearing.
The speakers at the meeting