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OUR SCHOOLS
YOUMR ot lbo Lat
terday Saints High School this City
mnd Ml 8 Hinu Voting Card erc
tilo si oakers Sunday ovenlni at the
S cnth v > ard miiotlns Bulh fipoko In
lcro < itlliy on tho topic of cdiicatldn
especially as viewed tjy leading odu
tvttots connected with thco Church nnd
fills reminds us again that tho Lalter
day Saints liava always promoted edit
cnlinn anil foslorcd sohpoln ti > tho vciy
best qf their ability As caily as Octo
lior 1817 tho Pioneers established n
school in tho Old Fort three months
after their arrival In this valley Tho
ybnnsr1 leaclier had only a tont for
sthoollloiip plecos of logs for hdits
and u camp1 table for desk but II Waj
a HChcol all tho same and It was the
blKlnnliiff o tho magnificent syatoms of
schools public and private or ratlor
state nnd denominational of which
iVtah today is so proud
Tho Chinch now spend mutually
Ituso sums of money on tho Church
sdhpols with tho ifiult that thoho in
jnost icapcctB compare favorably with
any other schooli and In other icspccts
aid far jjupeilor Wo happen to know
that leading1 educators refrnrd thp in
CEtuioLion given in tho Church schools
res thoroughly up lo dato ami eomprc
heiBlvo and this la botnc out bytlio
fuel tliut pllplls that go from theso
schools to higher InstUules off learning
generally uio found well equipped for
Ifiulhcr iipid advancement
Tlio tlmo for beginning the school
yearns near and ve tuiat the success
illlqt has attended tho Chinch schools
liltlorto wlU continues The purpose of
< jdu6atlon should bo to equip boys and
lils for the battles of llfo to make
them truo men and vom9n With exalted
standard of morals such as u o given
to manklnif In tho Gospel ot tho He
Mf deomerj tb nt them for Uio Important
duties of fathoxhood aJid motherhood
and citizenship In 1U vailoui pltosei
And mo say success to ail schools that
ulniral ln achievement of theaa glori
ous imrpbaos
UTAJl la
A thooueii Investigation by com
and impiutiul oltlclala oC Iho
Into Utah would bo ivel
uomc for tho ioitou that It Mould
puno how utterly without founrlatlon
stri tho many falso nimoiH that liuo
bcnn isot afloat In tho Interesf of untt
Mormonlsni It would icinove many
Ill Irejulicos 7n tljo light or an Impartial Investiga
tion It would bo found fop Inatanci
thai iho iforolgn Immlguitlon to Utah
jUjibul a dtop as compatcd to tho total
inlux into tho countiy It would bo
found that tllo Mormon Immigrants
IUQ ninonfr tho very best that land on
om bhores thai they aio vcll
equipped both physically inoutlly and
Intellectually comhiK from the parts
Of iTuiono whlcli always have Kliii
dcsiiablo cltl pns lo this country It
would bo found that thp 6huich It not
li tho Iniinljjiallon business and doej
iiiol insist IminltfittnlB for any pui
luitovor nor ovon encourages
tlon to Ulah but that aliens
IS v coma bete piccNoly as they do lo any
int of tho Uiilted BUitc
Tho llnUuclul Conditions if iininl
Ktnnts xio jnotly much the sanu
Homo have money enough to pay foi
their tickets and do bo Otheis mo
sent lor by relatives who Rlvo them
money to piv tho epenwj of the
journey Others bonoiv money oC
fi lends lth the expectation of pay
liiK It back Such hmmctions aro
common Hut possibly thote Is Itsd
of this kind of laslslcil cmlgiallnn to
XJtah than to tomo other htUOH though
It is perfectly ugxllar and legal ab fur
us A o kncu
An impartial JiuObligation would al
io disclobo Uio fact to all tho otld
Uiat tho stoiles of tho inipuua
llon of Kills for imraoial ptuposes ire
nothing but malicious slandel us oery
> ell infoimed icsldcnt of Utah knoutf
It would pi ova tho lontemptiblo tau
tics t > autliloimotis vlii > lely
on falsehood for sutcew in their ig
noble endeavor
There seem to bo all kinds of MII
miscS In Meainshlp elides in Button us
to the canso of the detention of tlie
last romiiany of imnilgraiHs It Is
bUppoMid that somo iro hUl because
oC the tear that thoy III hecumi a
public charge but that Icar Lannot be
enlpiallied eiy sciiously Othcit it
Is fuppo ed aiu held boiau e they aie
thought to bollef In pol > gainy Vfc
doubt that any havo epi < sfed such
iv beliel unloss niisunditandliig the
questions that may hap boon put lo
thorn on that subject Bctldiw belirt
docs not bar unjorie fiom entrance
Into this countrv Thpie must bo
otlicr icasqns Wo btig o t that 11m
Infamous fali ohooiK ciicnlated by
antiJIormon llendt such at thoo
recently distributed in HlnioK may
ncOoutit tor tho outer ftoin Washing
ton to Institute a teaichlng inquhy
Into the Moimon linmlgiatfun And
now that It hat commented let it con
tinue until the ilpfamers ot Utah stand
unmasked again aJid their Hue nature
as bqaicrs of false witness against un
offending nelghbois is revealed
TJ113 VOIilil TliADK
Thp rctuias of the British foreign
trade show that tho panic of 1907 so
keenl > felt in the United States had al
50 some effect on other countries
GUI many Canada Belgium thcixcth
orlands Japan China South Afilca
Argentina and Brazil wcto alilltl
vers ely affected by tho decline of Ariier
lean markets while France Jlnssln
Italy Tsew Zealand and Jndlai seem tc
liRVo gained cbnslderably In the same
period iw
British commerce alone whilo no
conclusive lit a good ibarometor hi
which to measure the prosperity ot the
leading countticsof theworld j
British oxporls to tlio United Utatcs
for the first halt ot the yfarlSOS fel
off lx and a half million pounds ster
ling as compared with the first ldtpJ
1007 The decreafta In Biltlsh trade
with jetmany and with Canada wag in
foich cftne about IWo and onethird mil
lions sterling Tho trade with China
shows nenily a million nnd a half less
Uihh In 1907that with Japan over a
third Ca million leas Tho other losses
wore c 1fiI nE3284Gi Netherlands
GI7St4 Argentina 433305 Broiill
2 5003 and South ArJcnc 92GCC8
Tho countries Unit Ihis year Ill ren bll
their trade with Britain above tho same
period lii 3907 worn France 116842
Russia 183703 Italy 810593 Now
Xcaland 496681 and India C 2085957
This countrylost nearly three times
as milch ns Oermanybut Canada shon >
a Incline Of over a thlrdf ouY owi
tola
Kurcipean Investors do nol look for
any further immedlali rise in Ameri
can securities They regard America ri
prices In general us still too high and
look for maliy stocks to be an rasy
prey to election scares before Novem
ber
There Is now so large a balance of
mcrchandisO exports over Imports Ir1
American lrad with tho rest of the
world that gold might move from
Kurope In this direction wcre It not for
tho two facU that money Is now vory
cheap in eastern centers and that tho
expenses of tho American fleet in tour
ingIho hobo domiind large remittances
to foreign countries
HWXATIOX OF IXCOSIfiS
Tlio SpringtlbUI Hepubllcan sup
portpp of Jtr Tatf is of tho opinion
thai Iho only way In which to get an
incomo tax In this country lslole
curo a r trlalnsto tho constitution
ality pf thoIncome taxlaw before tile
Supremo GQurtias Hint j rtmay
hereafter bo established
It thinks that a change In thc per
sonnel f tho court might 11Hho
expected lo reverse tho former de
cision but short ot that it does not fee
how Under the decision of that tri
bunal in < 1S95 It will bo possible for
tho federal government to < apply an
Income tax to the broad purposes of
such a tax C
Tho Republican Interprets t Judge
Tufls speech of acceptance to mean
that ho really favors an incomo tax
and that he differs trom the Demo
cratic platform and candidate on this
question only or chiefly In respect
In Hie inost practicable means of es
tablishing an income tux
hi1 second tirtle oonUllstO1le
HID same paper rollnratos its con
clusion originally reached that Mr
lhwln tills particular ajsttmos m
In uch 11 t l n ll < position taken by
tho Uomocratlc parly In lS 6whent
sugnested 1irOlnHoethQ Incomo tax
easo before the Supremo Courtr as tho
court might thereafter come to bh1
constltnlcd
The onftl o Incomo tax
Is according Adam Smith simply
tho taxation of the subjects of a
Bin to In proportion lo thoir respccllvo
abilities that is In proportion to Mho
revenue which they respectively enjoy
under the protection Uio state
In the course ot the delivery of
tin opinion declaring tlio incomo tax
law of 1SDI unconstitutional chief
Justice Fuller said
aVo have coi irlorel the act only
In respect of the tax on Incomo de
rived jfrnm real estate and from in
vested personal property and have
not commented on BO much of it as
benrs on Rains or profits from busi
ness privileges or employments in
vlow of tho instances in which taxa
tion on business privileges or c1i
ployimints has assumed the guise of
ail oxHse tax and boon HUstalned ns
such Melng of opinion Ihat so much
of tlio sections of this law as lay a
tax on Incorno from real estate and
personal property in Invalid we are
brought to the question of the effect
uf thai conclusion upon theso sec
tions as a wholo1G8 U 8 635
This decision seems to show that
while a tax on income from real CSc
iBto ami personal properly Is invalid
yet suehIL tux on tho income from
professions Inidcs or employments
might not be held invalid
ilr Tuft said In his spcecli of ac
ceptance I believe Jlhat an Income
tax when the protective system of
customs and the Inloriml revenue tax
shall not furnish Income enough for
governmental needs can and should
bo dovistd which under the decisions
of the supronio court will conform lo
the Constitution
Alaw that should lax the In WHICH
derived from labor while oxcripllng
incomes arising from accumulated
capital would bOIL very unpopular
iII1NI UrCUIIIUlc policy of tlio ad
vocates of thn tnxtilion nf incomes lias
always been to favor labor rulhcr than
capital
Nevertheless since all parties at
last sociii to favor the taxation of in
comes we should think that this
cilltublo method of laxnlion could
now coma Intousb no inuttcr by what
device operation must bo invoked
T1IK IACI3 1 I toBII
The Charleston Xcws and Courier
commenting on the race riots in Illi
nois takes the vlov that the race
problem is becoming national not a
southern one and that the North will
have more and IoOr this trouble
ns Hit negroes spread It renews a
former sugKCslton that some millions
of negroes bo assisted emigrate
That solution it holds would not be
Impossible
It I not inconceivable that some surh
solution as tliO gathering of the vari
ous races within special boundaries will
be the solution of all race problems
aeesdonot readily mix The at
tempt at intermingling generally re
sults in the extinclion the wcn er
a oTh Scriptures tell us that the
Ivord has made of one blood all na
tions of men but also thai He has
determined tho times before appoint
ed and tho bounds of their hablln
tlon By stepping over or obliterat
ing these bounds ot habitation the
f
nations lhavo t got themselves into nil
klijds of trouble That Is tho origin
ot race problems Thoyhave igcn =
crally b < cn created by wars aid con
quests or as In tho case of tho HcgrOi
question by iho unspeakable txtrocluci
ilISJl i1it th
t
of tho slavo trade The igttthcrlng of
races each wlttiln the originally l1iy
lennlncd bounds of lljqlr habitation
ailpBtlons would undoubtedly IIOw can solve that all bo the donaV race J
We do ndl know but the time1 ylll un
doubtedly come when statesmanship
wilt apply ilself lo l0l kliI righting
Ihe wrongs done to nations and races
by Neighbors waia nnd may unjust llvojn peace peace treaties annelgh
bors and trade with one another aiul
visft ono another as long as one docs
not atlelnpl lo invade the homo of Ih
oilier and lake possession of Plltor
tho whriTcrliat would cause conflict
and ill will and plans for retaliation
Nations ara i JtJn thfir Slri tidt
feront from Individuals AH neighbor
thoy may trade nnd visit and livu In
p6ace until one has designs < upon tli
territory or property of tho olbcr
That 1lM sarIf Ihero could bS ai I
adjustment of territory and each na
tton and race havo restated to It It
own habitation thai would be n sure
foundation for permanent peace
No litiuor lii Atlantic City Sunday
Only aiuu FortIs
Tha price otJ popularity varies bul It
dHvays hit IIb paid for
1
That fair view educated mule is not
product of popular education
While fishing > for black bass Is Sir
Taft lying low for black ducks
Chicfcons como home lo roost and
conui Into their neighbors garden to
feed
AL Athens O General Crosvoqornnt
ilrally figured In tho reception tendered
Judge Taft
Artist Earlo says there is an aflinity
thai shapes our ends roughhew Ihcni
liow we will
Tlio day IS cold and > liyillhl
dreary Is tho Sunday SOUK of the poo
plo ot Atlantic Clly
The rolling stone gathers no moss
because tho moment It begins to gather
moss it stops rolling
Jlr < Kugene V pebsried Special
stolio a pillar of fire by nighl and
n cloud of dust by day
Another hitch has occurred in Wibur
Wrights balloon flight He should lot
tho next hitch bo to u star
And now It is claimed that automo
biles ItllL mosquitoes They will kill
almost anything that llicy run over
When Emperor William aivys that
tho peace oC Kuropo JslocuoJlt means
he Is going to have peace If ho has to
fight for t
On lila fivjt fishing trip from 1I11l lo
B f hl iJndgo Taft was accom
panied byEd lliller and lid Tilarsh
They were his coKds so lo speak
Wu Ting Fang says that tho only in
discreet speeches or interviews that ho
knows of are Home which ho never
made or gao out Bret Jlnrlc could
lot make Ah Slnvbeiit lhau a
UII said that Miss Aniilo S 1cck
cried when she reached l0trJp of
Mount Iluascaran What it she did
The man who first achieved Iho tOPIC
the JIalterhorn Whympercd
And now Jlr Bryan I engaged to
write a letter a week during tho cam
paign to every Democratic precinct
club in tho country 31r Bryan comes
very near leading the strenuous llfo it
over presidential candidate did
Holdups In Yellowstone Park aro
not liable to be of frequent occurrence
lJt whether of frequent or infrequent
occurrence there eOl trlIJo no worse
> ocy adopted by the Park authorities
han to permit tourists to carry arms
The display or attempt to display a flro
arm by a tourist during a holdup
voulii mean the instant killing of the
larty attempting it by Ihe holdup A
ow years ago just such a caap oc
urred in the holdup of a Yosemite
tage A passenger loaned forward
nd down lo hides somoUiing Tho hlgh
vaynuin thought he was reaching for
a pistol and shot him dead And then
ho people who carry guns in a loaded
oach are generally far moro dangor
ous to their fellow passengers than a
ilglnvuyimm is AYhtttovor measures
iay bo taken to protect tourists in
ellowslojie Park there shoulil rigid
I v excluded from them the posscss
ig oC llrcanns by passengers in
coaches < Arms would make danger
ous situation doubly dangerous
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN
Springfield Republican
Inventors havo Ions been trying to
secure a record of tho human voice
in t form that can bb read and a
French savanl Devaux Churbonnel
tlilnks lie hus aecnmpllsheil this by
photographing the records of a mOil
oscillograph Rome of these photo
graphs were lately shown to the
French academy oC science by Dr Pain
care who declared tliat with a llttlo
practico tliey could bo read It was
held that the Invention whon devel
oped might take the place of atv nmati
ueiisis The phonogiaph has been
nsod to a certain extent for tills pur
pose but Itolsn drawback that the
records cannot be read but must be
made to repeat audibly what has been
dictated Perhaps tho ultimate im
provement will be OhWDthoYt1Ieo
actuate by a selective device a type
writer or typesetting machine so that
the writer may dictate at his ease and
watch his words reproduce themselves
In printed characters Beyiind that
point laborsaving Invention can hard
ly go unless Indeed psychic pow
ers become so transcondcntly devel
oped that the typewriter can bo ac
tuated by thoughtwaves
RACE PROBLEMS AT HOME AND
ABROAD
Chicago 7locprdJJerald
The Saturday Review In < one of Its
sweeping decisions on told offender
the United States says that the Amer
ican government makes no effort to
suppress lynching and that lynchlngs
stir no popular indignation That the
nation should suffer from the lynch
lngs In the opinion of the world Is nat
ural and inevitable but thq assertion
of the Review is lot true There 1 > =
J
m
never av lynching Ihat does jfoW slli
the Indignation ofllniusahds of Amor
leans anil that Is not roundly con 7
demited by the press Cotisidsr tin
attl udllfithrrrlltab1q people oi
SprlngiteUl ftownrd the sop In
that city and wliat American paper
have Hil < ror ilia laWdefylng mob
Tilers H ja yellnlgh unlvcmxl cry foi
the adequate punlshfnhnt ofrtho lov
br ak ll Hiid1u mtucitrrlago of JtlfilIS
i would be < tlcfaply fcgrqttcd In tills coun
try j S > m
DONO THROW RICE EAT IT
BIIHIi1ioriSul
A halt Iff being called itpon lho cu >
lom of ihrbwlng irica nt departing
hrfdos andIbrldcRrOoms Pullman car
conductors f are complaining qfho
tioublo it gives thoni A loomed dl
vino icmlnds us that Adam and Kve
bad no Hep thrown at them mi thejr
honeymoon Jnnd a physician denounc
es ricethrowing as < dangerous to life
Acry recently a bridegroom received
a handful of riceIn his car with tho
result thaiho had lo spend his honey
moon In ahospllal Iittlc1l1T1driri91 ase
rious and dangerous surgical operation
Old shoes ar also dangerous missiles
and In the1 hI HIRofllll envious nnd
revengeful rival they may uuslly prove
mottnl to Urn happy man or woman
In fl lltl not clear that rice and
shoethrowing a kind or elegant pro
ceeding
I JUST FOR FUN
So Jimmy has lost his job In the
city street cleaning department
les poor Jimmy wns found dilnlc
ing while he was on he water wagon
Baltliriorb American
Jliss pa say Yes were engflge
Some peoplo are rncan enough to say
hes top young for me
Miss Knox Ridiculous
JIlss Pastfdy Isnt it though
ailsa Knox Certainly JIoll age fast
onougli aflor hes married to you
Catholic tjtaifdard and rimes
Dont bb foolish about It exclaim
ed the young bride hes merely an old
Ilame of mine
Indeed cried her rigcd but
wealthy husband I suppose you
dream of his tender advances yet1
Xo she iroplledi with a faraway
look not yetj Catholic Standard
and Times
I ook hire old forgive for
rc chap Clr o mo < > r
speaking ItIHlloit really obght
know Yourwlfc doesnt play a square
game of bridge
My dear fellow thats a compli
ment to you It shows that you play
such a corking game that sho couldnt
afford to Brooklyn Lift
Apply collI divorce illbld Georgia
negro said to the judge t
It only post me a string er floh ter
git married jedge but please Goi3
Id givo a whalb ter got rid i or her
Atlanta Constitution
iinnlH sorry uil1Cllot inter
ested In these aerial flight problems
Mr Slmpklns sighed tho Sweet
Young Thing to tho Interminable Bore
Why asked the latter a Ilttls
mystllled
Because I should so love to seoyou
lly Philadelphia Tress
ITHE TRE CURTAINiI5 MANAGER
tWO 1 lc Kv6ntng September 2
EtlfliVJA LUCY GATES
In Diarnatlc and Operatic Entnr
mont insisted by 3ROK JOHN T
IcrILIiAN nJI1 SYBEIIiA
WHITE CLAYTON
Prices 2oo to 1 Sale now on
NEXT ATTRACTION
SATURDAY MATJNBK AND NIGHT
Also K > pt 7 8r JII1fIJQ
SALT LAKE OPERA CO
in
jlTheGirJ and The G vernorW
l1sor3J Knlarsed orchestra
Costumes IWS Ij Costnmine Hou e
Pricps Mo In 1 JlHtinee25c to 73c
< ilp liceIns Tluirs t1n
Both Phones 3569
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE <
Matinee every day but Sundily
Helen Bertram Fred SltiRert
Walter JKintapup ft Co
KrcdPrlcKi llaynioud Trio
TjuvineClmartin Tio TJowls Greon
Tjie KltKHlrome Orphcum Orchestra
Prices KvenliiK iCWej5e BoX
Scats JlW JIatlnceIOc 25c Hc Box
Quilts 75 <
GRAND IHflHREJ
TdnJKht Jiatinee AVednesday 2SO
TIIR CEAXII STOCK
Second CO Presenting
Succces THEUAIR
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An Ideal Comiiatij in
Week I tlio dramas bist or rural
Bamt JoPllrir 1rcQ
THI rEwl R1c
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TheCAMER PHO H
Moving iiicturcs tliitt talk and sill
BILL TODAT
Colonial qmufettc < lhi Kitli Uali
And Jlponllslit l1lhe Prnlrle Qiiar
rolsomo Servants Jtnrtiu Ahern lit
J rl h tepartecBal nIlII tlu n 1 10
lIl1 > a t Oallowll Skctches
Hcencs Ill th Danco lIall lway Ouar
tette S lotheart In > s 1wo leei
lure > yIng pIcturcs
Aftcrnodn2Sp to 1W cvpnlngs T30
lo 11 continuQUS Jratsv IOJcven
iiKr IQc and ae Chililren bait price
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THE CRUISER IRENS
leaves next Thursday morning after
tlio arrival of tlio 10QO pVIpclv train
at Siltair Get your tickets In aa
vniice the boat is limited to mJleO
1 Ill 10 more rlckctt l1 snle Ilt
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ROUND TRIP 200
Urine yotir Lunch nd riiloy an AH
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M U SIt r QUALITY
51 and S3 Main St
Panoi Organs sheet musl = nod
musical merchandise
Biscuits broad or cakes the llttlo
housewife can make any of them
Just dainty with >
KAYSVIIiLE FIOUR
which eilsail others All
prizes state fair 1007
We clean your clothes and
theyre clean
We dye your linesl garments
and hey look fresh and bright
We > do our work by hand
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Boarding and Dfiy School for
Boys Glasses begin Wedheadns
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about it UK certain you bus iight
InsIsL upon Boocl clothes but sea that
tho price Is right This store offers as
phoIcoas selection of boys clothes as
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prices arc absolutely fair and reason
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stores
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Wo carry tholcadlng makes of bicycles and llres largest stock in tlio
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KHPAIR1NG PKUFKCTIA EXEC JUS Q AND GUARANTIED
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Is the wool you have stored in wieis
parts Qfthe state ins1iredaDaiilstfire
If not you should give us eih order to protect
you immediately No tellingr when a fire
might occur
W can issue a policy for any length ot time
desired and give you absolute protection
Write us today for particulars
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BULLETIN UFEXCURSION R iES
VIA
YELLOWSTONE IUfEXCmiSIGN
Sept 3rd irar from Suit Jjnlso incluillns Slopes nnd Hotels
EXCURSIONS TO GOLDF1ELD AND TONOPAH
September 5tii uid ithj limit September 12Ui Kouna trip
10J5
COLORADO INTERSTATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION n
JJenyrr Qn snlc September 5Ui and Otli limit Serilcmber 20tli
Komiil trip 2000 7
LAND OPENING > AT DOWiVEY IDAHO
On fenlo ScptcmbniHatli 5ii and Itli lioiiiul trip 530
PEACH DAY at Brigliam Sept 16th
EXCURSIONS NORTH Sept 5tli and 19lli ari lQcIiJ
> 100 F Denver
On Sale Sept 17th nnd ISlli Kouml Trip S2250
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS AlbuquerqueNcwTMexIcp
On Sale Scplcmher i 2JI to 2fi Ttomiil Trip 3195
TRANS JSSISS pm COMMERCIAL CONGRESS San Francisco t
On Sal September 30lh and October 1st uul2ml
See agents for rates anil further partlciilars
City Ticket Office 2O1 MAIN ST
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