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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19

PAINTING, pAPERHANG1NG. KALSo-
mining. paper cleaning sun Drug ESiSs Lex
Wasatcb 1898 plioo
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VALUABLE AND CONFIDENTIAL AD-
vice given on these subjects: Occupa-
tlons. difficulties friendships. Write
fully. Send 25c stamps for personal re-
ply No clairvoyapt. y. Q. box ll53.
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FOR RENT
.IeI1 furnished Ana-...

FUR RENT
furnished Apart.
DkANofUEI GS,~-.sslc
,,rn,an.i Loc%..9h best in city: ,s. ,HaIs.
@I.nout board: Amer,ssaned saIi1
"uec'ioh' open to isaa sa tA1
!, New. elegantly lvsnIsshsy,
apartments; sleyatocnn onsned ho.
guiding, prices re,se serslcs
1 einple, finest Iocaiasohahle; D.
=" asatch 6GTI. "n In dis
r;leg,,,, THE coLoNI,;
EleBantly iurnished
(. 0on , apartments, win e"e al
rom s-V ana up: s,naa fsdoc
M''houI W. bath. Sio sn1 s'a s9sra
sHUBRlCK Horr,
-. Cor ith so. and VII FL Apl
es AhlIy tarnishcd "! ls1
1.ousehcepIng sulles-c ana q
iIVIoog--JauItos and na,Sas ,as u
Was. IiS2. 'a'a ttsyIS
HOTEL PLAEDoMp ,
,h eS" most homeliso; Tsswli1 ss',
tt ~. city, ith South ang sss d
VIC ecF'e Breakfasts. SUI
Whitley APIS. wIo
efh. Ateam heated. 0' VI
' qS}ets ED9N sEgHIRYSisAED. sgI y! NODE;
TIE s WOOD. 65s L. BRo.ns.
itoh1 apt. private Gs,eD.
MODERN APARTMENT, -.
n,sAeG i~room aparinr.a!v a!v
eol ar, porches; choicssl
Luild' lJo 9TH East. Ca
Nicely FURNlsHED po;;,
ing apartments al II. nop
30 Temple, Phone Was s Ha!1 NJ
THREE ROOM FURNISprr
TamnIc MIglIe, Ihe Oxford. ils y.
ellpIe.
IHREii-ROoM FURNISuvn
nent' Athena, IS No sIp s,I y
WARREN APT. sos so. gyn q
"-rooin, modern, housst,.
private oath. Hyland 5Si.s
oNE-ROOM APARTMgy7 =
linen. heat and gas xiii
Phone Hyland 1854.
Unfurnished Apartr.
-, - -'->>>---0--~o~-----Sse
CHOICE APARTMENTS ~
or 6-room, strictly mode-s
wood floors. excellent Lrs,.
south ana west fronts, ST, ~
tie Brothers company. Ma !.
LOWER APT, GROOM p
and ta,h, at the Plaza ID
ssl 5V per month. steam k,s'
Tel Was. 2S2i-W.
La ERANCE-5-RooM M
| Was, 67l0.
MEREDITH APARTMENTs b
ITO 1st avenue. II
4-ROOM APT, IN OAKS. n
| Little x Little. No. ! =
5-KOOM APT. AT THE D0srr
large rooms: strictly l.K Z
First ave. II
MODERN GROOM APT: +
coal ranges. line porches. s
South.
WELLER APTS., GROOM, p;i,|
ing bed, close in: paved =
$50.
NARVEE APT, ?SO E. Bs1
Groom apt. Call apt Na Il
40.
LAKE VIEW APTS.. .7I ypI
rooms. porch: fine Iczn1
smoke. Was. 9i2-R.
|
NEW PALACE APTS. rs &
one fine i-room basemsll
$2I.5U per month.
RAILROAD AND SMEJu
apartments. convenient, q
tractive. 3lT West No. Temr5
east Of station.
For Rent-MisceIzlI
BARN. SUITABLE For GAlN
rent. GO9 T.. Ord so.
BOARD AND R00I
LARGE ROOMS WITH GQl.
cooking, reasonable pnoI
, 2nd SC, st.
LARGE FRONT ROOM; sIEll
good home cooking. W
BOARD AND ROOM. y
Rooms $3.50 up. Rear ~ =
FURNISHED ROOMS, WlahS
out board, POS East BTa1'
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED p
board, in private family:
lis So. End East, Was. iAfA
LARGE MODERN ROOM =
for two; private, geoa
cooking. 81 so. olh HSN
BOARD AND ROOM, FOB y
Ole In a nice modern hozs
East. Was. 1864. /
FRONT ROOM ON GR0up
. for Two, also one room 2
house modern; board. ." =
NEATLY FURNISHED ~
with or without meals
1 1 o. X.
WELL-VENTlLATEDs sisus
with board: hot and 60 so1 J
, temple. r. w, ~ Tempe -
r1psT-cLAss BOARD AND 2;
one or Two. Close lh.
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Wanted-To Rent
Wanted-To Trade

NEW $1,000 PLAYER FOR GOOD ROAD
ster. Address X-53. Tribune. p25i5
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CUT FLOWERS

uUDDART. FLORAL CO., 62 so. MAIN
street. Phone 100. Cut flowers ama
funeral designs. hlO"'
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

REYNOLDS & SUMMERS
Bcat equipper stenographic Offices In
city i30s-s Walker bldg. o3aIt
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CONFINEMENTS

WILLOWS-M S-MEItE-SECLUSIO ADOP-
ton. Flora A. Phillips. 250o 11th East,
two blks. below Sugar House. Hyland
l23l-M klSi
MODERN MATERNITY HOME: PRI~
Vate cases solicited; homes found for
children. Phone was. l9T9-W. 295 Cen
ter street o3069
CONFINEMENT CASES A SPECIALITY.
Phone Was. 602S-W. p6g7
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. N
AND p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
32l SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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Wanted to BOrroh

--~-~-~-~--~~-----------~--
$1,000 FOR ONE YEAR OR LESS GOOD
rate OF Interest paid monthly. Address
X-i1. Tribune. p2iG3
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. STRASED OR STOLEN FROM
RDbJ. l.. Wood ranch. between M!dva!e
and Murray, one black brown mare: lame
In right hind foot. weight about eoO lbs
Phone Midvale 23l-M. Reward. p2bi2
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THE LEADING FLORIST. -. W. KING.
@i{ Fast md South. Phone 81. ri
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MASSAGE

VAPOR BATHS, SCIENTIFIC MAS
sage. manicuring, etc. 116 SO. State.
room 20 ml230
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BOY.

lave permanent position for
a bright, energetic boy. The right
boy can make from zoe TO 81 or more a
week, without interfering with his other
duties. Apply TO Paul Tawney. i26 d.
F. Walker bldg. Salt Lake city. Utah
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BAsE-
inent First Congregational church: we
get you position free OF charge. Ie!e
phone 5S22. tE'''
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BRIGHT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American navy. II you
enlist you Will nnd yourself IN good com
plny Life is healthy. work Interesting.
plenty OF sport and athletics. foreign
cruises and steaGy advancement do you
become more competent. Unusual OPP
poTturities 10 learn trade and prepare
Tor successful career. Free board ana
lodging, pay nearly clear. Apply Navy
Recruiting station. Judge bids, Il. Jrd
Utah k2-Oi
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STATE SALES MANAGER WANTED,
with road or Office experience; SsOOO
per year. $500 Will equip you. II you arc
penses 10 come and see US. West Coast
sales Co.. 2o3 Bryson Bldg. Los Angeles.
ol73S
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s. n. EVANS. UNDERTAKEN. EN-
talmer. Mortuary chapel. - SO. state
Automobile service II desired. without 9qo
iional expense. Was. as4 oslo
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for lsborers.
55 West Second South. Phone asa
k1134
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie Display yards. +22 :. state.
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AS SUPT. OF CONSTRUCTION; CAN
furnish considerable equipment; reteL
ences as TO ability; VIII 30 anywhere r.
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ykANsFUsI,
location best in ie citxe daIs.
furnished suites; fur. tlrmsh>
@,1noui son1oa, board; Americas .uIis
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UPPER APT. or Z ROOMS in pUPLEN ,dIo4.,.
sr ,,,nnth i63 Sixth East. gJS0o
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLEATiNG.
sos East Bird South. Phone Hyland
7S7-J. bi57l
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NEW FURNISHED IDEAL HOME EAST
Brigham street: fine lawns and flower
garden, cheap rent 10 right party; no
children T. b. Wicks. No. 60 South
Stale street. p2569
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For Rent-Stores M

BEAUTIFUL sToRESdGwss osRslal,d 9
South. fine ceinehs srnIy 6. s
to good tenant Ap'
state street.
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BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED IN 30
minutes. 1T reduced prices. Schubach
Bros. los So. Main Pill
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights see i N
Thomas. 2Oo Utah Savings * Trust bldg
nipI
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For Rent-Houses Furnished

9-RM STRICTLY MOD. HOME ELE-
ganty furnished: 30 St: SIS
$-room mod. nicely furnished apart
mepts: close in.
Peterson K. u. Inv. Co.. 81 L. 4th So
Was0tch $500. p2309
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CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

WE GET you MONEY TO BUILD
You pay as rent. Plans free,
@. Z. LUNDf. Was. 1916. i05 Atlas Blk
O3s5o
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GROCERY SPECIALS

FRESH EGGS. DOZ.. 20c; GOOD BUT
ter 25c; new Mary Jane oxfordss
cheap; big line children's oxford ties, soc;
boys shoes. 81.
CHICAGO STORE,
ll4-I6 West lst South. p24T6
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PIANO TUNING

G, :. EARDLEY, WITH PIANO g.
Player Rebuilding Co. Was. i294. l39
L. LIST So. oIaSs
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Unfurnished Apart.

CHOICE APARIMENTS ws<
or 6-room, strictly moders
wood lloors, excellent knn,
souln anu west fronts, SO ss5 h
tie Brothers company. W,s =
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PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE
Co a. nlingsworth. manager, Phone
Wasatch 1901. fli39
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KODAK DEVELOPING

WE. DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Utah Photo Materials Co., 493 S. Main.
o2iS9
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BEAUTY PARLORS

BEAUTY AND HAIR WORK DONE AT
Vclvetina Parlors, 62 z. 4th So. Was.
1856 ollSS
MRS. BAER, HAIRDRESSING PARLOR.
Open Sundays, IL 10 ., 320 Walker
Bank bldg. pl561
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

~~-~~~-~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~--O---O-~-~-~~
EDDIE GREEN PAYS HIGHEST
price for old clothes and shoes. Was.
l5U3. p292
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SON. 1es y STREET.
Wasstch l5i5-W. Upholstering. chairs
recaned. o3I2
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PERSONAL

DIR. CASSADY. OCULIST, HAS MOVED
from Boston bldg, To 1l3 South Main.
POSI-
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FLORISTS

-~--~----------~,~----s-~-->-' - =
All. KINDS CUT FLOWERS. FIRES II
-. -. yn37Sl
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WANTED
Wanted-Situation (Male)

AN EXPERIENCED. RELlA BILE BOoh-
meet permanently with established busl-
ness frm; salary TO start not importaht
n future prospects are good. AouresS9
WI Vribune. P1'"O
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
GOLDEN WEST HOTEL

G. st. (whoIe blocIxD from I'd to 4th SITS,
SAN DIEGO, CAL.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
REALTY MOVING IN
OLD TIME MANNER

Edgar Brothers Realty Company
has demonstrated during the last few
weeks that real estate is moving just
about as it has in previous years.
Since October 1 the company has
made the following sales:
Jake Duman building, north side of
Main street, to E. Mosk of San Die
go for $4,000, which is about $4,000
for the 25-foot lot, exclusive of the
building, being the highest price yet
realized for business property in the
city.
Quarter section southwest of FL
Centro for J. F. Wilson to w. F.
Harper, $4,000.
Brick residence, Park addition, w.
F. Harper to j. F. Wilson, $4,000.
First National Bank Building, See
ley, w. F. Holt to Varney Brothers
Company, $32,500.
Twenty acres at Meloland, E. Mosll
to M. A. Lacy, $4,000.
Twenty acres at Meloland, E.
Mosk to Jake Duman, $4,000.
Heber business lot, Ella C. Heath
to Frank Czapar, $1,500
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10

Choir Rehearsal-There will be a
choir rehearsal at the Episcopal
church, Fifth and Orange streets, to-
morrow Wednesday, evening at 1880
1t is desired to organize a vested
choir, and any person who is familiar
with the music of the church is
asked to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10

! Directors in SessiOn-The directors
of the Irrigation district were in ses.
sion today and after allowing the
monthly batch of bills they discussed
at length the details of the purchase
of the canal system under the vote
of bonds at the recent election. At
torney R. D. McPherrin of Imperial
met with the board and participated
in the discussion.
Cleanup Day-Saturday, November
ii, -914, is "Cleanup Day" for El
Centre, under the auspices of the
Woman's Ten Thousand Club. Every
body get together all the rubbish, ETC.,
and place it in conspicuous place
so the garbage wagon can take it
away. Let us try and make Ell Cen
tro spotless town during Fair week.
Everybody get busy and clean up his
place.
Woman Hurt in Accident-Thrown
from an automobile yesterday after
noon when it skidded on a muddy road,
Mrs. Noah Thomas of $40 Orange
stree suffered a wrenched back and
a broken rib The other passengers
in the car, whose names have not been
learned were thrown out, their inju-
ries, however, being only slight. Ac
lcording to reports of the accident
received here the party were return
ing from Calexico shortly after yes
terday's heavy rain and at point
midway between this city and Heber
lost control of the car, which skidded
and overturned, throwing the occu-
pants some distance. Mrs. Thomas
was rushed to Ell Centre, where she
was given medical aid by DIR. T. o.
Luckett, who stated today that the
woman was not seriously injured.
4 = \
Splendid PerfOrmance-A large and
enthusiastic audience witnessed the
first performance of the Redmond
stock company in 'Tn the Bishops
Carriage" at Theatre Tulane last
night. The verdict of all who at
tended it was that it was one of the
best shows ever given in Imperial
Valley at any price. The cast is strong
throughout, and Mr.. Redmond, as
Ramsey, played high class comedy and
other creditable work was that Of
Miss Higgins as Nance Olden, Hugh
Metcalfe as William Latimer and Ros-
coe Karns as Tom Dorgan, who were
we'll supported by Mrs. Ed Redmond,
Miss Hammond, Miss Craft, Eddie
Mitchell, Morris Pendfold and Ben Err
way. Tonight the company will pre-
sent for the first time in the valley
the three-act comedy care You a Ma
son ?" Seats are now being reserved
at the box office.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10

One of the finest constructed hotels
in San Diego. Possesses every COM
fort and convenience. Hot and cold
running water in each room. Steam
neat: Large ground floor lobby
$3.50 and SO per week.
Under the personal management of
Norris x Moore. Proprletors.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
Vacuum Cleaners ( r Rent.

Light and easy to operate. Impe-
rial Valley Hardware Co., 529 Main
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
Reduced Rates, HOltOn Interurban Ry

account Imperial County Fair. Sale
dates, November II, 18, 10, 20, 81.
One fare for round trip. Good to re :.
turn two days after date of sale.--
Adv. 174
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
ANY WIFE

or mother can give medicine that cures
the liquor habit. without publicity.
Very moderate price. Write in con
fidence. Write Cross Liquor Cure, 221
West Fifth St. Log Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
CITY AND VALLEY

Game Postponed-On account O
wet grounds the CaleXico-Imperial bal
game scheduled for Wednesday at Ca
lexico will be played Friday.
X X X
Marriage License - Robert w
Keener, native of Tennessee, resident
of Brawley, and Ethel A. Caldwell
native of Tennessee, resident of Braw-
ley.
! Fraternal brotherhood Dance
There will be dance Thursday even
ing, November II, at Davis hall un-
der the auspices of the Fraternal
| Brotherhood.
X Y
! Ladies' Aid Reception-The Ladies'
Aid Society will give reception for
Rev. Baker and family on Tuesday
evening, November 10, at the NJ. E.
church. A cordial invitation is en-
tended to all.
Found Guilty-After deliberating
only five minutes, jury in the Su-
perio~ court yesterday returned Il
verdict of guilty in the case of Mack
D. Williams, colored, charged with a
statutory offense. He will be SEN
fenced next week.
High Jinks-Don't forget High
Jinks day, Saturday, November, Ia,
1914, at the High School building.
Luncheon at 1890. Get your ticket
today at Dunaway's drug store. For
members of the Woman's Ten Thou
sand Club. No tickets sold after
Thursday.
K x
Choir Rehearsal-There will be
choir rehearsal at the Episcopal
church, Fifth and Orange streets, to-
morrow Wednesday, evening at 1880.
1t is desired to organize a vested
choir, and any person who is familiar
with the music of the church is
asked to attend.
Grand Larceny Case-The case OF
Alberto Correl, charged with grand
larceny, is being heard today before |
a jury in the Superior court. Cor
rel is charged with having stolen
valuable transit belonging to local |
engineer and $4,000 worth of bonds
rom a Southern Pacific train at I'm.
oerial.
Vaudeville at L. & S. Tonight
Henry Edwards, "the man with the
able and chairs" tonight only. Ed
wards does one of the best all around
acrobatic stunts in vaudeville. The
picture program is headed by "Our
Enemy's Spy" strong three-part
picture drama with military flavor.
Max Asher, in "Jam and jealousy"
S the comedy part of the program.
X X 4
Christian Auxiliary-The, Woman's
Auxiliary of the Christian CHURCH,
will meet at the home of Mrs. B. #.
Dunn, SIT Olive street, Wednesday
Ifternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A short
program will be given and the re-
nainder of the time devoted to ar
angements for the bazaar. All mem
,ers and friends will be welcome and
cordial invitation is also extended
o strangers.
GOLDEN WEST HOTEL
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10

Have you your costume for High
Jinks Day?-Adv. 167
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10

DR.. f. +. Osenburg, Dentist,
GAG Main ST., Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-10
Violated Parole-After violating his

Violated ParOle-After violating his
parole only short time after it
was granted, w. H. Bauer was re-
arrested yesterday by deputies from
the sheriff's office. Bauer, after re-
ceiving his parole, made way with a
hat and pair of shoes belonging to
Undcrsheriff Anderson, which were
kept in,a room off the main part of
the tuilding. Later a search was
made for the missing apparel, but,
being unable to locate it, officers came
to the conclusion that it had been
taken by Bauer when he made his
final exit from the Jail. When ar
rested Bauer had in his possession
the missing articles. He is being held
at the county Jail on charge of vio-
lating parole.
Arrest Escaped PrisOner-Felix
McClory, colored, after sojourning in
st. Thomas hospital for nearly two
weeks, where he was recovering from
the effects of a gunshot wound in
fiicted by his former wife, was ar
rested by Undersheriff Anderson yes
terday afternoon in the act of leav.
ing the hospital. Nearly year ago
McC!ory was sentenced by the city
recorder to ninety days in the county
Jail, but escaped after having served
little less than half his time. Of
ficers have been on the lookout for
the man since that time, but his
whereabouts had remained a mystery
up to several days ago, when it was
discovered he had been one of the
principals in a shooting scrape on the
East Side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-11
zoe Sheets. $50

SfN90 : e a III e 5 $
Bleached Sheets, dou-
BILE bed size. Strictly
I,rrfcct
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WANTS RAyBURN BILL
TAKEN UP NEXT SESSION
President Has by No Means Decided
to Abandon It. New
lands Says.

President Wilson has by no means
determined that the Rayburn bill, pro-
viding for the supervision of stock and
bond issues of railroads by the inter
state commerce commission, shall be
a ba ndOned. was the statement today of
Senator eWlanda. chairman of the
Senate interstate commerce committee.
following a meeting of his committee.
4 quorum of the committee failed to
nlaterialiZe. so 10 action on the Ray
burn bill was taken The bill already
has been favorably reported to the
Senate from the committee, and now is
On the calendar awaiting action.
Senator New lands said tn. President
was inclined TO believe that the inter
state commerce commission was over
burdencd with work ut the present
time, and that it would be better to
let the stock and bond issue bill go
over until next session. W hen Il COM
prehcnSive bin. increasing the size of
the commission and perfecting the
ma chincry of that body so as to handle
the additional work, could be drafted
a presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-11
Fruit From Chile.

The Panama canal is to make
Chile the winter fruit garden of the
United States. says FRANK q. CAR
PEWTER. We are to have peaches.
plums and cherries for our Christ
mas tables. In an article in the
Special Features Section of The
Sunday star Mr.. Carpenter tells
how the fruits will be brought to
this country and describes the vast
fruit plantations which viii supply
our tables out OF season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-11

The cloth of those against whom the
complaint is directed is of inferior
quality. Mr.. Columbus asserts. and the
bolts do not measure up to the length
which they are represented to be at
the time of the sale. Mr.. Columbus says
these itinerant merchants have become
quite active during the last week or so,
and that many complaints have been
received concerning them.
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Children's soc
Unitee Suits, 3oc

Children'S Cnitee
Sui t s, combination
waist and union suit.
double row of but
tons: high neck and
long sleeves. ankle
length pants: sizes >
to II years.
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places by itinerant merchants in let
ter sent to him today by Secretary
Charles ]. Columbus of the Retail
Merchants Association. Mr.. Columbus
declares that scores of people are
being victimized by such merchants.
who claim to be selling the best of i'm
ported cloth.
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Would Divide the Work.

Such a bill also would provide for
dividing the work of the commission
so as to be handled by three sections,
one taking railroad rates. another
physical valuation Of railroads ANA the
third the issue of securities by rail
roads.
Senator Cuinmins, who attended the
meeting today, is inclined to believe
that the Rayhurn bill should be
pressed at the present session of Con-
gress because Of its Importance. What
the committee will decide to do with
the bill. Senator NeWlandS said he could
not predict.
The Presidents desire that the bill
should go over until next session I'M
doubt eddy will be acceded to, however
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25c Art Goods,

I212c
Scarfs. Shams and
centerpieces. inita
ton Mexican drawn
work.
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A5c Stationery, 23c

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100 sheets of Type
writing Paper and 30
Envelopes to match.