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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-03
FOUND GUILTY OF
INTRODUCING
LIQUORS
Bert Aaron, Douglas Councilman,
Found Guilty Of Knowingly In
Producing Liquor From Rodeo
Into State of Arizona.

TOMBSTONE. Dec ?. Especially -
The jury in the Bert Aaron case. after
being out from II O'Clock until 4:3O,
brought in a verdict of guilty The
case was argued this morning and was
given 10 the jury about eleven o'clock.
The jury was out until about four o.
clock when they came in and asked
for further instructions They wanted
to know of the court if a man or chauf
feur of machine would be guilty il
he had knowledge that he was hauling
intoxicating liquor into the state and
did so willingly The court gave them
the instruction that he was. The jury
then retired and were out about fifteen
minutes and returned a verdict Of
guilty Aaron was very much over
come by the verdict and had expected
one of acquittal after the jury had
been out so long, or at least a disa-
greement Immediately after the YER
dict had ben read he was taken into
custody by the Sheriffs office and to-
night occupies a cell in the county
jail Sentence viii be pronounced on
Saturday morning.
Attorney r. n. French, who defend
ed Aaron. after the verdict had been
rendered, said that he intended to go
to Tucson in the morning and apply
for a writ of habeas corpus in the Tn
tied States court to secure his release.
He Is of the opinion that the court
erred in not granting the petition for
a change when he filed it and intends
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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AIR SQUADRON IN EAST

SAN DIEGO. Dec 2-The second
Aero Squadron, which will be station.
ed at Manila will be composed of six
junior military ayiators thirty-fve
mechanicians and four hydroplanes, il
was announced by Captain Cowan,
head of the Signal Corps aviation
school at North Island. The squadron
will leave San Francisco for the Phil
ippines on January 8. The army flyers
will serve as spoilers for gunners in
the new coast defenses at Corregidor
Island
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4 c Rec EMENT
BYITALY AIDS
ALLIES IN
BALKANS
Italy Agrees Not to Conclude
Seperate Peace and to Aid the
Serbians in Their Fight Against
the TeutonS.
ACTION WILL AID THE
ALLIES IN THE EAST
Many UnCOnfirmed RumorS
Abroad Regarding Action of
Russian Army in BeSserabia
or in Austrian Galicia.

LONDON, Dec. 3 - Italy's agree
ment not to undertake nor conclude a
separate peace and the announcement
that she intends to send help TO the
serbians viii do much to clear the sit
uation. especially I'm Greece, where
negotiations are proceeding between
Greece and the Entente. The latest
adyices indicate the negotiations are
likely to end in complete satisfaction
to the Entente Otherweis the Bal
kans situation is unchanged.
1t is reported the Russians have
crossed the Rumanian border and are
marshing toward Bulgaria This is
uncondrmed. Another report credits
the Russians with diyerting the Bes-
arahian army in the direction of Ca
licia. where they win undertake a big
offensive This is unconfrmed.
The Serbiars still hold Monastir
but the position is almost hopeless.
The Bulgarians have cut the communi
cations between Monastr and the
Greek frontier Like the northern ar
my. the Serbians there must retreat
TO Albania when pressure becomes too
strong
Artillery bombardments are i'm prog
ress on the Italian, French and Rus
sian fronts British. French and Bel
gian guns are particularly active. as
have been the airmen i'm Flanders. The
German positions have been given a
severe battering British monitors
participated I'm the operations. It is
suggested this is the point where the
next offensive will be undertaken.
There is considerable talk in the
neutral press about peace. based on
German Socialists activity and Aus
trla's dissatisfaction with the alleged
German attempts to take control Of
the internal administration. as has
been the case I'm military affairs It
is considered significant that all the
new Austrian ministers have German
leanings. which is thought TO mean
the German party viii . successful.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-03
FEDERAL AID IS
OBJECT Of BIG
CONFERENCE
Western States Combine to Form
Organization Which Will Fight
to Secure Federal Aid for Re-
CIamatiOn Projects.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. .. The
Western States conference the pur-
pose of which is to father a national
convention TO be held i'm Washington
to urge Congressional aid in the rec
lamation of arid, semiarid and swamp
lands, was launched at a conference
of representatives of several western
states
The conference was pladged to
work in the interests of the bill OF
Senator Jones, OF Washington, now
introduced, which authorizes the gov
ernment to assist in the reclamation
Of such lands by guaranteeing the
payment Of interest on the bonds is
sued by public districts formed for
the reclamation Of such lands
John Hartman of Seattle. chairman
Of the Washington State Reclamation
conference, was named temporary
chairman. The executive committee
is composed of delegates from seven
teen western states and will be named
tomorrow This committee win deter
mine the date of the Washington
meeting, which will be held early in
the new year
Headquarters viii be established in
Washington to interest Congress in
federal aid for the arid districts and
urge more perfect cooperation be-
tween federal and state authorities in
the development of various irrigation
projects. The basis of representa-
tion to the national meeting consists
Of the governors of each state and ter
ritory the Secretary of the Interior
Continued on Page Twol
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ARRESTED IN KANSAS

SALT LAKE, Dec. 2.-Dr Herbert
Marshall of Salt Lake. was arrested at
Sabetha. Kansas. on request of the po-
lice here charging the murder of the
wife last Sunday Mrs Marshall was
found dead with a bullet in her head
in hotel here Marshall insisted IL
was occidental and asked that an in
quest be held He was arrested when
he arrived with the body in the Kan
sas town. The police say new evil
dence of domestic trouble was un-
earthed and discovered discrepancies
in Marshslls story of the shooting
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VILLA TROOPS
REPULSED At
Ell T|GRE
One Hundred CarTanzo Troops
RepulSe Several Hundred Villa
Forces at El Tigre; Latter Re-
treat to the Hills.
MAIN VILLA ARMY MAY
RETREAT TO CHIHUAHUA
Carranza Urges His Military
Commanders to Attack Chi
huahua City Which Is Said to
Be Practically Undefended.

DOUGLAS. Dec 2.-Three hundred
villa soldiers under General Lopez
abandoned the attack on FL Tigre af-
ter brief fighting, during which the
Carranza garrison of 100 stationed in
the hills surrounding the town. claim
ed to have worsted the attackers Lo.
pez retreated westward II is believed
he viii detour in the direction of Chi
huahua
Il is reported the villa troops have
been ordered TO rendezvous at Casa
Grandes This will mean the main
body of villa will have TO pass through
Fronteias. where General Martinez is
reported TO be disposing Of Carranza
troops 20 meet tine expected villa ad-
vaGce.
MAY ATTACK CHIHUAHUA
MONTEREY. Dec Reports that
Chihuahua City is defended by a small
Villa force caused Carranza to urge
his military commanders TO push the
campaign against that place. This is
one of the largest towns remaining in
control OF the villa troops. It is stat
ed the city is IN a state of panic
It is reported the villa Sonora fore
es are retreating east ard TO Chihua-
hua. The non-combatants i'm Chihua-
hua City are reported unable TO es-
cape Many of the poorer classes are
said TO be thinly clad It is feared
hundreds may die of exposure unless
relief is received before winter.
Advices to Carranza concerning the
reported execution oe General Pereya
and other Villa officers captured after
the recent Caranza victory. placed
the number of dead at 100. Details
and place of execution were not di-
yulged. Carranza will remain in Mon
terey several days
Whether villa is preparing to move
east, west or south is uncertain But
The report that he is at Querobabi is
accepted as explaining why Cananea
Consolidated officials hesitated to re-
sumo operations A second train OF
/ the Carranza force of approximately
| 1900 arrived AT Douglas rom No
gales al midnight
TO more trains are expected to-
morrow H. W. Loomis, and Ameri
can mining man, arrived Tuesday He
stated he met Cunningham and his
companions at Esqueda Monday The
road they expected to follow TO La
Osa led through a canyon, through
which a villa detachment was NOV.
ling northward at the time. General
| Lopez headed the Villa detachment
which the Americans probably met
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KITCHENER ATTENDS CABINET

LONDON, Dec . Lord Kitchener
attended a meeting of the war council
and a cabinCf D., citing It is presumed
he reported on the results Of his trip
10 the near east Rome and Paris
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WILLARD. MATCHED MARCH 4

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2-Jess Will
lard meets Fred Fulton, of Rochester.
Mimi twenty rounds here on March
a. for the heavyweight championship
Of the world, according 10 an an
nouncement by promoters of the
match.
Willard signed articles several
weeks ago agreeing to meet any white
hghter the promoters named before
December 10. Willard gets i325OO.
win or lose
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-03
ALTO RACER IS SANE

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2.-The jury
declared that Grover Cleveland Berg
doll. auto racer and aviator is sans
but not capable Of handling his for
tune of 100000 His brother sought
to have a guardian appointed.
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Fire Had In the LolUeH Mine Workings

Fire which discovered o.
day evening about $780, n burning hour this morning
AT the
the is
or sprea
The
has been burning noticed when 1910
slopes. due TO the slunng ground the old
Fire fighters
confne the blaze
they will
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APPROVES PROPOSED LOAN

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-The city
council reported favorably on the or
dinance of the ninety million loan Il
will be submitted TO the voters Il
includes forty-hve million for subwsys
and elevated, three million for muni-
cipal art gallry. eight million for port
development two million for a hospi-
tai and a million for a convention hall.
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y. S. MINISTER TO BELGIUM HOME FOR
REST; WILL RETURN DECEMBER p

Brand Whitlock, United States
minister to Belgium at Brussels, re-
turned home last week for a short
rest at his home in Toledo His re-
turn to America, following closely
the execution Of Miss Edith Cavell,
the British nurse, whom he tried to
save, has been construed as meaning
his retirement at the equest Of Ger
many. Mr. Whitlock denies that he
has been recalled and has announced
that he will return to his post, sail
ing for Europe December %.
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FATHER LEscHEs INSANE

WINONA. Mimi, Dec. 2.-The =
jury deliberated forty-hye min =
utes, acquitted and declared Fa- Z
ther Louis Lesches insane when Z
he shot Bishop Patrick Henron Z
here last August II means he Z
will be committed to the asylum 4
for the criminal insane. The
, Bishop has fully recovered. 4
, The trial lasted two days AL. Z
ienists testified the priest was
, insane and possessed OF homici- 4
dal tendencies The Bishop was 4
, shot twice az mass after Lesches Z
had been refused a parish
. a 4 4 4 a 4
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) . . . . =
COPPER FOR MONTH

The average price of copper
for the month of November, ac-
, cording TO the Engineering and
, Mining Journal, was 1882.
This price means general I
raise for the employees Of the
; companies in the Warren District 4
, The average price for the two Z
previous months was in the 4
; neiehborhood of II cents
.
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. . . . . . .
DECISION IN ABEYANcE

. PHOENIX, Dee For refus- (
= ing to hang William Faltin last I
. Friday, and making an affidavit I
= of belief Of the prisoners insani-
. ty on the day set for execution. I
. Warden Sims was called before ,
. the Supreme Court today in con I
y tempt proceedings.
. The court withheld it's decision 4
Q but from questions indicated its I
. displeasure at the apparent sub I
= terfuge. The proceedings we're (
. the elimination Of the Governors {
Q long anti-cspitsl punishment {
. hgbt.
= . . . o o .
THEATRES
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sTUnYINe AERoNAurlcs

SAN DIEGO, Dec. o. twenty-five
carrsnzs army officers have been en-
rolled in a private aviation school
here
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO 3
Location of Principal Place of Busi
ness, Carson City, New.
Location of Mine and Works, Tono
pah, Nye County, New.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board Of Directors of
the Cash Boy Consolidated Mining
company held at the branch office of
the company in Salt Lake City, Utah,
on the 18th day Of April, 1915, an
assessment of l cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin. to the secre-
tary at the branch office OF the cor-
pany at Tonopah, Nevada.
Any stock upon which said assess
mcnt shall remain unpaid upon the
18th day of May, 1915, will be delin-
qucnt and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless the assess
ment thereon, together with cost Ct
advertisement and expenses of sale,
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be paid, will, be sold at public auction
on Monday, the. 2lst day of June,
1915.
The sale of all delinquent stock
shall be made at the office of the COM
pany at Carson City, Nevada.
By order of Board of Directors.
al9-td E. H. MEAD, Secretary.
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The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE

WANTED QUICK: VAUDEVILLE ACTS.
singers and Iiano PLAYERS: must be legitimate; To-
cal work. BOX =. Herald.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

if-f'' T. EECbRDS.
hugh individual game. T. George. Kendall. 49,
High individual So. T. George Kendall. B5
High team game. Fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sls
High team cot Fifth s5s
High fat game. l.. Hinge. ST. Mark's... "
]. ". MckERICHER Official Scorer
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JH&xim
DISTRICT DUCKrIN LEAGUE.
CAPITAL CITY pUCKrIN LEAGUE.
Maybe He Liked the Prizes.

New York AInl l2-Homer Baker. interna bonal
half mile champion danger of teinC sIsTended
by the New Nork Athletic Club for competing In
tie recent indoor games Of the Meadow brook A A.
in Philadeluais About six weeks ago Baker
strained one of his legs and announcement was
made By the cub authorities that he wouid not
compete again until he started to get in share for
the national championships in San Francisco in
August. Without occurring the required sanction of
the club cartaIn. Arthur McAleenan. Baker entered
the MeadowtrOok meet. whercuron he notified
call Mr. MCA,C+nsn TO explain matters Ba
ker has not done IS vet. hut expects to visit his
ptain TODAY. Inle.s understanding Is reached
Baker probably will he informed that he cannot
wear the Mercury Foo for CouIle of months.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
New Track at BRIGHTON

New York. Ami T. Negotiations rcnding he
'""n the |HnCrS OF the Brighton Beach race track
and W. VI. ". llman. general manager of Madison
square Garden. for the lease Of that Tart of the
rae" track formerly occupied by the field stands
winch II successfully carried through will result in
tn" erection Of a bicycle track on the site It
:. ems probable that the negotiations will 10
mpi'te-i. and ihst the bcs professional cyclists in
.he "HIntv will again he seen in action by New
oTkcrs. The srtrance TO the tract will he on
'cean avenue, az 1t was in the days when the
horou2hhreds S'1tested at the famous race course
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

so WEEKLY EVENINGS AT HOME. EVERY
thing fuTni d. No experience; no canva-sing.
Don't W'IU about capital. BOYD A. BROWN.
Omaha NeEr
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Auth Athletes Ready for Season.

The Auth athletic Club baseball team has orran-
lied this season end world like to arrange games
on Tuesdays. ThI-niAys, Sundays The following
are the members: c. Butler. manager: J. Di Stssio
T Oh Stasio. j. RupIel. l.. Rurrcl, S. Karnel II
Furgerson. l. Ecndrck, f. Eurch. W. Schmitt p.
Niehmann. ID. Gioranuou f. Simon. c. Edwards.
and II. Gable. For games address 5. Kamel. Bu-
resC Of Ordnance Navy Department
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PERSONALS.
The IDEA. HAIRDREsSING.

WORkINGMEN-THE ARE COMPE-
tent to do for themselves and We help
our trade bank their cash in the savings
bank. but il is due to the savings on the
slightly used suits we sell to Pap and
the boys at s. and some lower \ little
cash goes a long way here. one price.
u STH'S OLD STAND 6l9 D.
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Alpine A. C. Organizes.

The Alpine A. G. formerly the Belmont \. g.
have organized for the coming wear and wish to
arrange games with all teams averaging l. years
Tn. Alpine A. c.. under the leadership Of Manager
'hhn. have GOTTEN together a strong nine and
Lone TO have a successful season. Address Ben
Cohu. 43 street northwest
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12-Mile Row for Cornell.

ithaca. y. y. April 1.-THE Cornell yarslty
has finally begun its regular spring
training the rowing twelve mll,S. to Grow
har and back. yesterday afternoon. under almost
summer weather conditions.
Courtney sent to CrowhAr the Grey strokrC nv
Collycr which. very probably. !. his selection fT
the first varsity boat.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Sutton Sisters Win at Tennis.

Los Angeles. April I2-ln = benefit tennis tcurna-
nrcnt here Saturday Mis- Mary Browne and Mrs
Louise r. Williams. national woman's dc,ble,
champion, were easily defeated BY the two Sutton,
sis'ers' Miss Florence Sutton and Mrs. r. o.
Brucs HcF1refb Mia Nav SualaAS Ga 81
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Golf PLAY for Three CUPS.

Aiken, s C.. ArriI 12-Tbe twentieth annual golf
Tournament Of the Palmetto Golf Club hoSan to
dsv Three cups will be PLAYED for the Palmetto
CUP Southern cross cup and consolation handicap
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Jap to Sprint for Harvard,

tamordsc. Mass, April l2-Tara Mural. the
japanese freshman at Harvard University. il
candidate for the track team this season. He
specislzes in the loo-yard dash and Is . ssrinter
OF no mean ability. It is said Mural has done
10 Is seconds this year. He will not be eligible
for the rarsity track team. but seems assured Of
place on the freshman team.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Harlem A C.. Wins

TIL. Harlem Athletic Club defeated thu White
Haven Juniors in its first game n the season vs.
I.rday. BY the score Of TO , The features "f she
gam. the pitching Of Wetze and the hating
~ Smith and Kessler for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Football Captain Through Operation

Pittsburgh, Ia. April I-.-'Tly VI WIIIIan%'H,
81 INDIANAPOLIS captain-eect of the 1915 University
Of Pittsburgh fGotba' team has passed successfully
through an operation for appendicitis, according to
his physician. but he probably will not te able to
ylay with the baseball team this
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

Gleason Signed by Lynn Club.

Boston. Arnl l. William ,;leaSon Of Holyoke,
whO played sl'OrtstOp for the Reading club of the
Tn State League last season. has bcen signed to
pla, with the Lynn New England team. lie will
10 PLAYED at third base
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l. NOTES, Auctioneer.

There will be sold at public auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY, APRIL
IA, 1915, at ~ o'clock, noon, at the
Postoffice Department Building,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. a general assort-
ment of unserviceable desks. file
cases, bookcases, carpets, chande-
Tiers. switchboard. chairs, scrap
iron, electrical attachments, pipe,
etc. BY order of
DANIEL c. ROPER,
Acting Postmaster General.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Columbia PLAYER Hurt

rharles Ham. the Columbia player injured in /,
collision on the diamond in q game with New York
University team. will he Of the lineup for |
weeks
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
Peter McNallv dead

Gloucester, Mass. April l2-Peter S. McNslly.
long distance swimmer and live saver Is dead "
failed TO negotiate the English Channel In Iss,
by four miles
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

sTPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
Iumba Holding Probate Court-NO. 2fSs Admin
istratOn. This il to give notice: That the sub
scriber of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Co
hmbia letters testamontary the estate of Mary
J. Homer. late Of the District Of Columbia. de
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby waned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
TO the subscriber on or before the 9Th DAY or
MARCH. 4. d. 1916: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day q. March.
1915. CHARLES W. FLOECKHER. "a II ST. n. L.
Attest: (Seal) JAMES TANNER. Register ot
Wills COR the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. X. PRESTON SHEALEY. Atto1-
ney. mchID, aprs.lS
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w. & ]. Makes Triple PLAY.

Washington. Pa. April r2-washinS1on and
Jefferson made triple play in game with
hiskiminetas. the first recorded this season
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Yale Football Practice Starts.

New Haven. April l2-Three weeks training 70
football candidates began at Yale today under tn
direction Of Head Coach Hinkey and his assistant.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-13

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE u. s. A..
Washington d. C., March IS. lsl5.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received here until II O'Clock a. m.
APRIL IS. 1915. for furnishing and delivering wood.
forage. straw. mineral oil and gasoline at Washing
ten, d. q. ard Tosts in vicinity; also for job PRINT
ing rrInorins a,hes and ref,se matter: laundering:
and shoeing ANIMALS. during the fiscal year COM
msrcing July l. 1915. Information On application.
J. r. HOUSTON. Depot Quarteruaster.
arTEi4
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DISTRICT DUCKPIN
LEAGUE AVERAGES.
TEAM PERCENTAGE.

RECORDS To DATE
High average Stanford 90 games. 100 -
Sound high average. HOwscT. 5. gaines 81
Third high aysrs.p kraus, - gzm,-,.-..... lue u
High team >e. BelmontS .......... 12l
Second high Tam set. + II.
High team game -;cmOus. jss
SeCUnd high I, an ganc. J.ED.S.............-.. So
High individual set krau.s commandments. y.
Second high individual set Elmer. ............. 39l
High indv1Llal game Shade. ............... l69
Second high Gividual game Lewis .......... 10
TEAM STANDING.
Averages IN order for qualifying for prize forty
m
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE.
viii be received by the Chief Clerf. Department
Of Commerce. Washington. D. c.. until O'Clock
p m. APRIL %. 1915. and then publicly opened. for
furnishing the Department Of Commerce with three
aoo-rond capacity gasoline trucks. for delivery at
Salt Lake City, Utah. free of all charges. for
Transportation and delivery. Blanks for proposals
may be obtained upon Application to the CHIEF
CLERK, Department Of Commerce. Nmeteenth St
and Pennsylvania ave. nv. Washington. D. G.
sp u.N,iS
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Swift Team to PLAY.

Tu~ Swift 4 Co. of the Business Mems
Rowing League, will close slCC, >fui with
he Ssks & Co. uuint tomorrow night at the Bruins
Wicks alIeys. Capt. MaCkaber requests all members
= III" Swift d Co. team TO DC present. banquet
% bring planned for The near future.