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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-30
The lineup
Salt lake Hardware.
AMERICANS DEFEAT
BRITONS AT TENNIS

TUXEDO PARK. n. J.. March 22.-In
an exhibition match In court tennis dou-
bles today, Jay Gould, champion OF the
world, and w. II. HUM. who with Gould
holds tho American amateur championship
In doubles. defeated George Y. Covey. for
NOR champion OF tho world and Neville
I,ytton, amateur champion OF England,
three sets 10 one, by the score 2-6, 6-3,
Cd 6-5 The Americans played won
derful game and easily outclassed the
Englishmen.
4 large. fashionable audience witnessed
tho match and tennis enthusiasts from
all over the country were present,
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RESERVE BANKS TO BE
LOCATED THIS WEEK

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Presidcnt
wilson. Secretary McAdoo and Postmas-
ter General Burieson had talk at the
White house tonight about the location
of federal reserve banks Mr. Burleson
is said 10 he Interested In the selection
OF n southern city for reserve bank.
Tho list OF reserve districts and cities In
which banks are 10 be located probably
Will be announced during the coming
week bv tho organization committee,
The president is expected 10 name the
reserve board soon after the committee
mpkes its announcement.
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HEWLETT NINE WINS
FROM HARDWARE TEAM
Thrilling Ninth-inning
Finish.

The Hewlett baseball team defeated the
salt Lake Hardware baseball team by q
score of to I on the Whittier school
diamond yesterday. The game was SINH
lar TO one pictured in the mind OF ran
while ina ginning famous games he had
witnessed. The score in the last OF the
ninth inning was tied al I TO I. TWO men
had famed and one had made a hit. lie
ma ma ged TO steal second. when olson oil
the Hewlett team went TO bat TWO
strikes were thrown over the plate ana
The third strike resulted In a much
wanted hit which well between the right
and center fielderS.
Until the seventh inning the Hardware
team maintained the lead, but the Iew-
lett team started n rally which gave them
six runs. This tied the score and II re-
NAMED that way until the last OF the
ninth. The game was pitching duel
between Brlnkley for the Hardware team
and s. Jones and Joe Hennifer for Elew-
let's. Ilennifcr was put in the box foi
the first six innings nd then S. Jones was
given a chance, Smith caught for Hen
infer and when Jones started for the
slab Eddie Hennifer was placed behind
the bat
The Hewlett team seems TO be favor
lie for the amateurs TO try for. and sew
eral players who reported were not glVer
chance to play. as all the changes ir
the lineup were made. that possibly coulc
be. Many new men were given chance
TO play for the Hewlett team and some
of the old men are back. George Gemple
an old player, was chosen captain OF the
Hewlett team and has been giving Tho
team some hard practice during the pas
week
Every player who wishes to try on
with this team has been promised z
chance TO show his ability. and some o
| them VINO dc not make the team will b'
held on the reserved list.
Scott OF the Manhattan team was um
pire of this game and gave satisfaction
, TO both sides,
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plain Truth That's Worth Money,

Using Foley 3 Honoy and Tar for
cough or cold may save you both sick
ness md money. T. f, Monahsn, Me.
nomonie, Wis, says: 81 am exposed to
all kinds OF weather and find Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound always fixes
me up in good shape when I catch cold
or have bad cough. / recommend it
pladly." Refuse substitutes. Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs; "The Never-Sub5titu'
tors Five go Good Stores.
tAdvertigomeptb
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MURDEROUS ROBBER
MAKES HIS ESCAPE

SEATTLE. Wash, March CO.
Charles Hopkins, q desperado known
killed one man. probably fatally wound
ed another md seriously wounded a
third today after he had robbed them
of their money on the road near Me-
Murray. In Skagit county, sixty miles
north Of here.
Last Thursday night Hopkins shot
and seriously wounded three men when
policeman in Everett attempted to
arrest him.
Hopkins is at large.
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Guests OF Done,

State Insurance Commissioners ~ T..
Van Volkepburg OF Idaho. X. b. Forsyth
OF Wyoming and Examiner Paul l.
woolstou of Denver, who are IN the
city on official business. were the guests
last night of Willard Done, INSURANCE
commissioner for Utah Governor and
Mrs. Spry and a few other prominent
citizens were present A charming but
informal programme marked the evening
at tho Done home. 1905 Laird avenue.
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Three Athletes Sick.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 2s:,-
vsIe's track team win lose temporarily
at least. three of It's most promising M:
,o,,hIcs Russell II. Lucas, a long dis
lance runner. was operated upon today
for appendicitis. &, 1or
w. T. Ross, the. shotputter. Is under
n-ohati ZION because OF low scholastic stand
t. and Revcl. n fast quarter-piler,
has broken arches in addition TO being
Iovy in studies.
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nStray Elks' to Entertain.

What promises TO be one OF the most
ENJOYABLE affairs OF the present season
will be the dancing party, given by the
members OF the stray Elks' asSocla ton
Ia the members OF Salt Lake City lodge
No 50. b. p O. L., and their ladies on
Thursday evening. April >, at the Elkss
club. South State street, All Elks and
their ladies' are Invited TO attend. The
"Stray Elks" are those who reside In
salt Lake, but are affiliated with other
lodges.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Central Pacinc Railway company Will be
held on Tuesday. April Z. 1911. at IL
o'cIocls n. m, al the office OF the COM
pany. room sos Dercrct News building,
Salt Lake city. Utah. for tho purpose Of
electing directors OF said company ano
ness ns may como before said meeting.
G. l.. KING, Secy.
p361n
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nj OUTSIDE
IBIS FOR MEET
i Desires Athletes
|Adjoining States in
coming Contests.

p.nill. chairman OF the Uni
/ rnh athletic council, is al
.t-r 10 make the coming Uni
ID lmilational interscholastic
|f.N meet the greatest event
. tTsr held In Utah. He has
rss TO all the high schools
1 ana today will send formal
"a number Of outside high
Ia that they send teams.
.1|ly Of Utah draws a large
|fIeuls and many young ath-
/ |fl high schools of southern
4 special attempt Will be
y representatives from many
4 srkools from that section.
h Merrill will send formal in
. ihe following high schools IN
~ hgh school. Pocatello high
1ifny OF Idaho AT Pocatello.
~ school, Oneida stake acad-
fEtm. Fielding academy Of
y srademy OF ReShurg. Bla ok =
nc. Idaho Falls high school,
NE hirh school, Twin Falls
Rupert high school. Ma mpa
l |l1d the Boise high school.
e best athletes ever dcvcl- =
\ Esst have come from those
y slnce II is almost impossible
n GET UP to Moscow. Idaho
nder the directions OF the
y Meho, and since also they
Students here than TO the
tlty. -ine local council thinks
1,ools named are entitled 10
2 The Utah high schools for
'd neld championship OF the
ieam which came to Salt
W spHng, Was one Of the
z school teams that has per-
WINNINGS field in many a
'd little difficulty In winning
hny OF the same athletes
lgain this year, and the
o. Utah must be prepared
lME the same stiff PROPOSE
. 70 which DR.. Merrill Will
mIatlons have all been un-
y The athletic board at Tho
y some time. and each Il
rinlsh some good men. j
,ssd that within the course
!ns council will send letter.
sosoo high schools situated
90 slope, and 10 schools O
l Wyoming.
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Posses Pursue Robbers,

TACOMA, Wash, March 29-The
posses searching for the bandits who
held up the bank at Elma and escaped
after battle with the officers, have
lost the trail, Tt was ascerained to-
dav that tho robber overlooked bag
containing $500 in gold near tho cash
ier's window. 1t was also learned that
the robbers had been employed at the
logging camp of the Port Blakely Lum-
Der company and cashed their paychecks
IN F,1ma Saturday
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DANIEL f. SICkLES
DYING in NEW YORK
ev International News Service.

NEW YORK March 2a.-General Daniel
II. Sickles Is AT the point OF death In his
home here Ii became known for tho
first time today that the veteran soldier
and diplomat suffered n stroke OF paraly-
sis three weeks ago following the death
oT his bouscIIcepcr Mrs Wilmerdng.
Dr, Mace, neighbor who attended him,
has informed his friends, il Is said. that
he has but few days TO 1--we. HIS lctt
side is completely paralyIed and his
memory Is gone. He IS living alone in
his houge with no one but an aged negro
servant attending him.
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Will Present Now Play.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PROVO. March 29,-Tuesday and We'd
pcsday in the Provo opera house "Ro-
nance and Philosophy" the b. Y u.
college play. given under tho direction
OF Miss Bea trlcc Camp. viii be presented
for the first time To Provo audience.
II has been produced I'm the larger cities
of the country and has been favorably
received.
Want Ad.
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Death Calls Miner.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. March 29.-Thomss r. Kay. a
well-known miner. died today Rt the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Peter Boycc
at Pleasant View. Mr.. Kay was 40 years
OF age and death was caused BY miners
consumption His mother. one son and
two daughters. survive hu, Funeral serv-
lees will be held Tuesday afternoon at .
o clock from the Congregational church.
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shopmen Hold Fast Practice.

Tho Denver & Rio Grando Shopmen' 8
baseball team played n picked team yes
terday afternoon. and won by the score
of to r, The game was played on tpe
tice for the fast shopmen. The manage
ment OF the Shopmen has made arrange,
ments for new grounds at Sixth West and
soyeptb South streets. These grounds
viii bo put in shape before next Sunday.
The next practice will bo held tomorrow
evening on tho Riverside grounds
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Youth Studies Wireless.

PROVO. March 2s.-The Utah County
Radio association, composed OF young
people interested In wireless telegraphy.
held its second meeting last evening at
the homo OF Dllwood Bachman, and after
ira apsa citing business connected with the
organization, adjourned TO Arnold Robi-
sons wireless station, where some prac-
teal work was done In sending and re-
ceivlug messages, The wireless station
at Springvillo will be completed this
week
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Ready for Contest.
TO Tho Tribune.

PROVO. March 29.-Judees have been
selected in the home surroundings i'm
provemcnt contest conducted In the Utah
stake this summer by the relief society.
None OF the judges Will inspect prem
ises In the wards In which they live but
all premises of contestants Will be
Viewed on or Immediately after April /,
and on September II. when the contest
closes. No entries can be made after
April. Many OF tho wards have already
entered with more than hundred con-
tcStants each
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hoard ~iih the law and an
~ Of sS ot directors made on
sssS parrs,a psasrSu,ary, 1914. So som many nv
y sccfy., VIII wi, bo sold at 'ySs tbs oss ~
y ~ Lake r., room t1S Atlas
Aprli. 1nIii,ty. Utah. on the
,.on, 10 na!s, as, AZ the hour Of
|ss, tosctbbsyr dellnquent asaess-
|;@ 5;@ expensass' with coat of ad-
hui,dinmrt eecretary.
Salt Lake City,
p2si6
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Get Wei! I'm Natures Way

n. drugs-no knife. Have
aurod thousAnde-vny not yous
Tbs Yes Foo Lup. Q. II. D..
Chinese Herb Treatment VIII
surely help you. no matter hov
u,ipersble and discouraged you
nay be. Thousands OF people
now restored TO health praise
the merits OF this simple an5
harmless, but effective hGS
treatment
Yea FOO hun, O. H D.. Chi-
neso herbs are q blessing 70 the
sick. They are go harmless thai
even Q child can aks them.
Sou may have TILED doctors and
medicines, or many other meth
ais may have fAilod-eseu poms
doctors might have told yoa
your case 1as incurabIe or that
a rhanaa OF climate or an opsr-
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Mauhattans Win From Prison.

T. hard hitting game that went ten
,rnInrs the Manhattan team Of the
trrnIley league yesterday defeated the
states prison nine By n score OF II 10 y.
Ti,apc yvnre many star fielding plays on
,e.S s,des-Pcterson, Cox and Crabtrce
for the Manhattans. Tho latter team
,,,,I1 nlav at MIdvalc at 4 o'clock this att
crnoOQ.
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NOTICE

"A regular meeting OF the Utah state
hoard OF pharmacy will he held April y
and 90. 1919. at Salt Lake city; nniver-
sitT OF Utah for tho purpose OF the eN.
n u;ination of applicants In pharmacy and
such other business rs may properly
come before tho board.
WALTER II. DAYTON.
p56so
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s'hsuENT NOTICE.

~ ania Mining company.
VI business. Salt Lake
ISs,;aaie are delinquent upon the
Z j.vI.S STOCK on account OF
"a IN on the Slst day Of
rnssss ss several amounts set op-
4 fSiian.oi o. the respective share
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durd Nine Wins.

u oasebslI team defeated
tnue nine Yesterday after
piaaiord grounds by tho
Delicher twirled a good
n ss,hnels; and his teamma tes
.shtSe pitched a h!tless game
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stiop your only hope Some doctors mag
have said they could cure you. but thsg did nss
40 no. Nine cut or ten who have taken my herbs
and eave been cured had first tr1sd doctors aas
many other means 10 regain health aod fallod-
Thous-rds suffering from catarrh. asthma. lung,
Bronchial constipation. TbsumatiBm- spDendiclua-
dropsys kidney. liver, etomscn. female trouble
In men and many otbor ehronie disssass have
bean restored 10 health and happiness uttssas
poisonous dfuEB the knife, By the 1ss Fee
Lun Chinese Herb Treatment
Hours; Daily, 70 8 o. m; Sunday 10 - Z.
Phone Was ee5o
Consultation fres at the Yes Foo Bun O. q
D.. Chinese Herb Ipstitute by prsssatinE thi0
notice liz &c. Main tsud floor. over 8tsSeAs
nan's shoe storel. salt Lake City. Utah
lAdver tia smeutb
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seods-grass, garden and flower seeds
Bailey g. Sons Co., 65 T.. Second So.
(Adverussmsnt)
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UGH! CALOKEL MAKES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS NY WAY
JUST oncsi rny Aooosons tVGe ToaFe VIXEN BILIOUS
Situated HEADAcHr-cc VT LOSE DAYS WORK

I.lren up Jsdf flaFgiah liver. Peel
fine and ehfetfni mske iopr work 3
pieaAuft. b. vigorous and flli ~ nui
bfion. fiuf take ~ naFip danHeroul
csionel leSanRc II makes yoH slek M
YOU maf lose DAYS Hofa
Caiofpel - fhfffHfF ~ yid lfifsfi
which eanaos ferrgeia ~ csc homes
rblnmti crashes INTO Nour taif hkr
dynamite. bfeatire u ~ That's When
YOU feel thai a~fDl neueea Aaa rari9
InT
Listen 10 Dlc' ~ sou WHff 10 eH
joY tie incest. genlits' lilef ard hawe.
cleansing y0u ever experienced iue'
lake q npDJufui M harmless ispaseH's
Liver Tame tonight Ymr dfpssisi "a
dealer sells yea a 80 conf bottle ~
podAgn.a Llt1f T1ne nll,I ny l,f-
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sorai money back guarantee fhat each
spoonful MI clean year sirssish htei
better than aref - NASTY ea'oI0ti
aud ftaf & won't mase tfH eIfh
ljpdsohs f1rtr Tone - q fssi ugn
nse'iHine fpn'i tpes &c neat niafa.ns
hffagae Ypn vii H4tt vs. fsfnHs nDf
y1ar 1897 Wil he aasiaH headaeht
and nifx'neFa rlus sipnafh VIII ~
sweet Hnd haeeis ufeiaf
fiu'ifHns lattr iunf Is criifFif trat
eni,lf. ftfi iefe hHtmlesH HNd raa not
aliilefs gifc ~ ~ fD1r tHuNr0H.
NfIpfs ~ FfapIf afa as.nE 1adsar
latei Toms instead "a aAnaffoat Dsia.
me-. nos lNuf 9fHsfia eN ftli ea8
ffpf fIr ailf Hf N8ftmni d aima sf
tiorpe4 suifes Hs tatfril emtnf
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'Upus christi tu npeiaufv faminF
rn Acr- sharsa noom y g. e..
Natl nab- nidg. Phone ts0 blogl,
a., cast
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AUTO AccEssonlrs.

See us Tor automobile accessories rss
fishing tsclle ns Makes Bros, sce
chapnrsol s.. Phone iiis clock .
east
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N'rNefs q siaytnn First state nans
nlas~ rhon IS hiock IN. uass
'one 4 sutherland sa'hs lind pids
block As, west
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ieynun upasr,as.

",SnHn Undertaking CO. Only com
ie'e undertaking establishment \,
lne CRY. go NWth csrr.ro :,
Phones 81 and sS1
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: y Davis ses ci'y Natl Rank nldr
CITY property ara Nucccs county
black hod i,rr : blacs y sou,h.
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ADDING MAcAlNra-

a. y nndic, tAgsnl for Dalton Ad-
aiae Mnchincs) A trial solicited. as
starr street. tl0ek a.. north. phone
500.
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Nuecoe oil Coupany SOC CITY Natl
nk Wds Phone sos, beck y
south
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WAll FArsR ANn pAlNr

simmons s James. stock uncxss,,s, !.
south feS-- ~. schasren phon,
$50 block 10 nosth.
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noNolNo. rInellrY a suREry

Lion BONDING and Surety Company
Sidney Alien lis Chmnual pnane
$50 ASH 40 Motk "a west
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CASH oRoceRs.

Gus pncyer Grc,ry Sior,s fyuil apd
Neeenhlos. as starr So raoue sfi
hlnrk Is. sns,h
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PHOTOGRAPHY

Neces Sudlo 5Cgu Cfspsrral Phone
900 for,ralluro block d. east.
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pRY 0oops sroRfs.

~ iieh'cnstein a Sons "uutnuers &c.
Every body pioct ~. woaL
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Galiowsv rvsno CO. Evn-sthlne Mus,
cal saa chsparral Phone 1885, bloch
90 west
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PHYSICIANS ANo SURGEONS.

nr W /. rcicfs iosl.s Peoples
street. Phone iss' ricck d. sou,l
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sidney Allen te Chaparrtt phaae
csc ANA iia hlo,N ei. west
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" \ Harrison Merchant Tailor. 7It
Mesquite Phone ~, block 10. west
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sidney allen. ~ chapaual Phone
CSC and 7ioi block II, west.
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Pats Auto Livery firw csass Autos.
rromp, Service sei chaparraL Phone
III. Block East,
Arrow Anio Liau, nay and Nieli s,s
vice. flrss Cless Autos isrspnnslhi,
Drivers. az Starr, Phone slg. block
n MOUTH,
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Corpus christi prnyus COMPANY
rrutogs ana rookhndoC. 500 starr
St Telephone g;i block s, north
Parason rress dvers 20 eood pr.n,ins
wth iaper type aud ink Telephone
o1- block u.s. West
lunkhn rfn. Shop Arc pr.rrnr
neA-,la@ heoblet aua commercial
wvgk Cor starr and Mesquite
rhoHe ia5 hloes 10. west.
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LuMEEH
eouthand tamaer 90, 6. sanmnns
Mfr "on Customers First" gOi
L,amrI phen, SIS
MILLtNERs
New hun rou Millinery 600 People
Me Eun Nichols. phnt tgs
tlock o. sou,a
Mp s. ii giart a.At Jo.r to ue pust
ufnee lAonr b.. b.eca g. caai
ihe Empar.pm Millinery Wg Chapar
rai Phone 1865 lioet "a. ,aai
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Try nnr merchants lunch. Il a ths
host N she cl,y New piNie Cafe
avs cAepafIaL uivck IS, west.
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liArrs Archer The Cadillac MRn. Also
40 al,s the Wichita Tsues sl6 reo-
ploS. lhune ioes hlocA A. north
flNvl s PUTS iNsvnts Cor uuick Auto.
eichits, Chose graykH ana O. e
'isresl sos churarsai PHONE 400
block ?, east.
Texas Motor kHica and supply Com
pany trhe Paige. rhv Ch4lmcral r.
y. wood. Phone ~, block 8. east
Ford Tho ugltorsal Car. Glover
ishas Auto GO, Phone 5sa Cor
Mesquite and I.aeunai block 8
west,
Fuse & LteNrp. aH,ompl,lie Epraee
maehlne fepelr shop yogncl Mcs-
lite aud I.asuaa streets
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uNoEsrAkEss

NANWeh r Dunno Exclusive Under
t'Ners ana Emhalmers Phone Coz
on starr. block 4. aorth
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rlRE RspAlRERs.

sinner Bros rlse and Rubber O. e2i
Chaparrai Phone 50. Free delivery
Nuleonizinr Battery Recharring
Masncto Work block s. east.
corpus christi Rubber Tire Coz quallt,
repairing storage batter, reeharr.ne
station recharsins magnetic mas
nets Coz Lawrence ANA Water Su
phone 200, -lock rs. south.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
9rustnlaitcr inter ainSern.

8d6ren6 Der Sieuna oes Social
Serpice 9onrO. Der aud 9ertreter
Der bieiigen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beiiuobnten, muroe oa5 arg ciugerii-
irHe 2roaeulaiter in Omaha beipro.
den. Der Scilsarmee 9npitdu s..
s.. Slime tbcilte nit, ooB CT cine
git aefIei0ete 5rm auf Der StroBe
mit ldhelHocr gliene cine Griie
Stofaln nebmen iab.
gluOere Sprcder erfldrtcn 6nb
0o5 @aiter iognr mlter oen S6il.
Iern ser Sodi6ule Gingang geiun.
ben bQbc. Gin t6.idbriger SSuuae
mur0c neulib ans einem @cihdit
oieies Caters pegeu entlnIicn.
GS nur0e ser gorihlug qeinaf)t,
cine Sdubliga fir Die SSSugeno in
Omaha 5u organiiiren 9as ioa
in ciler SiBimg am 7ouneritag,
16. 9Ipril geidebeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
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@eiitesgeacupart Der Sruaba 5euer.
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ausbrah. nidt icbr geidbrlibe Nus
ocbnuna alinabm. IS beiau0eH iiA
go @alonenlanneu Del bort, 0eren
Gnt3iitotng bic 6eneripebrleute
Ourdj itetige @aiiaritrume perbinber.
ten. Der an 0em Eager Der Sir
ma auaeridtete Sdlaoen belduit iih
aui $2500 mo Der am @ebdnoe
$1,000.
1ic g1ite oeS SfliB Sotel gegeu.
iiber naren icbr bedHgir8t, obiuubl
Der elert tie 81 berubiaen indjte
9iele @aiie 5ogen es Dor, ouf 81
bleibeu.