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GOES BACK ON FORM SHEET
Daruma Is Played Heavily, but Third
Is Best She Can.
Do.

Los Angeles. Dec 22-Daruma. in the
second race. was the good thing at Ascot
today. She was heavily played. reced-
ing in the betting from to down 10
to 10. The best she could do, however.
was to take the place money. Lord of
the Forest, to 1. forged TO the front and
was easily the winner. In the handicap
Supreme Court at - to /. won easily III
the stretch. Weather clear, track fast.
Results:
First race. s urlongs.-Prolific, 10l Nc
Daniel. to g. won; HaltOn. 194, koerncT,
II to 3 second: Illusion i0i, Taibert, 10
70 ]. third. Time. I:Oi. Star of Runny-
mede, Josie s., F'rascuelo, Susannah and
Jean Green also ran.
Second race, futurity coursc--Lord OF
the Forest. 109, Koerner. 20 !, won;
Daruma, 1O4. Roos. to 10, second; Lolita
Gladstone 100. Mcdaniel, to 1, third.
Time 1:10il. Willingly, Commodore East
land, Lord Provost. Bauble. Azora, Ava
lon Ambitious. Nuns Yelling. John II.
and Lady King also ran. Hawthorne ran
away three miles before start and did
not go in race.
Third race. mile and 80 yards.-Mer-
lingo, loo, Koerner, TO ]. won; Uncle
Henry, los. Keogh, Is to !, second; Lee
gatee, 100 Harris, to 1, third. Time,
1:451s. Jetsam. Ciceiy, Piquet and Fugur-
tina also ran.
Fourth race. mile neutrality-suspicious.
Court, 10f. Gross. - to !. Won; Varieties,
1G5. Gargan, - TO >. second; MoleSey. 81,
Clawson. II to !. third. Time, 1:42 Still
lchO, Wrehhei tartan Oreto IAN, i-OS a
Ben. John Lyle and Waterbury also ran.
Fifth race, 6 furlongs.-Norfolk, 109,
Mcdaniel, to ?, won; DIR. Crook, 80,
Archibald. to 1. second; Pepper and
Salt 10Y. Ross. to 1. third. Time, 1:l5A-
+. T. Fryer. Remember. Cyclops, Hippo
teca and Lord Rossngton also ran.
Sixth race, Brooks course.-Salina, %,
Harris. - TO .. won; Jack Adams, 1Gi,
Riley, Q to 1. second: Invictus. go. Archi-
bald, 20 to ]. third. Time, 2:05. Sir Car
ruthers. Damente. Van Hope. Never
Such, Rosinini. Comedian, Bushwhacker
and May S. also ran.
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CHAUNCEY FOR PRESIDENT
Nominating Committee Believes He
Is Good Man to Head Golf
Association.

New York. Dec. 22-Daniel Chauncey
of the Garden City Golf club has been
nominated for the presidency of the Unit
ed States Golf association. The findings
of the nominating committee, consisting
OF Arden Nj. Robbins, chairman; r. w.
Lesley and Phelps b. Hoyt, were an.
nounced last night as follows: President,
Daniel Chauncey, Garden City Golf club,
New York; vice presidents, Fred s. James,
GlenView, Chicago, and Alexander Brit
ton, Chevy Chase. Washington; secre-
tary, W. Fell )ws Morgan. Baltus Reel,
New Jersey. treasurer. Samuel j. Heb
ner, Philadelphia Cricket club. Phiisdel-
phia; executive committee, Leighton
Caikins. Plainfieid Country club; Warren
Dickinson. Des Moines Golf and Country
club; Herbert Jaques, Country Club Of
Brooklire: Silas II. Strawn. Midlothian
Country Grub.
This ticket will be presented at the an
nual meeting Of the association to be held
in Chica go on Jan. is.
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COLUMBIA CHESS CHAMP
Wins Intercollegiate Title, Defeating
Harvard, Princeton and
Yale.

New York. Dec. 22.-Columbia Won the
championship today in the fifteenth in
tercollegiate chess tournament. in which
Columbia. Harvard. Princeton and Yale
were represented. The tournament this
year began with four men in each team
Columbia obtained a substantial lead in
the first days play and maintained il
throughout. At the opening of the play
today Columbia needed one game to win
the trophy and championship. The New
York men. however. took four straight
games from Princeton. as they did from
Yale the day before. Harvard today de-
feated Yale four straight games winning
second place in the tournament. Prince
ton was third and Yale last.
The record was:
Columbia won 1112; lost T.
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LODGES CHANGE OFFICERS
Various Secret Societies Hold Their
Elections During the
Past Week

Eureka Dec lodge elections occu-
pied most of the time Of the different
secret societies during the past week.
r VI. Timer j.. G. NJ of the ]. o. o.
F.. and Representative of the Sovereign
Lodge j. j. Thomas visited No. l., /. o.
o. F. last Wednesday. MIR. Timer is the
for the proposed enlargement of Odd
Fellows hail. The following are the Of
ficers for the ensuing term
John Hupfer noble grand.
Charles Hurst, vice grand.
II. +. Fullride. treasurer.
Adam Sweigert. recording secretary.
Nick Comes. permanent secretary.
l. :. AllcOck, trustee.
The Modern WoOdmen's new officers
are:
Consul. George Ball.
Advisor. W. g. Davis.
Clerk. Bert Hanks.
Banker, James Norman.
Escort II. A. Irvine.
Waterman. John n. Bowden.
Secretary. p. J. Comera-
Manager. w. +. SllriVer.
The following ladies will act as the
new officers for the Lady Maccabees:
Past lady commander, Mrs. Lizzie
Blight
Lieutenant commander. Mrs. Annie
Morgan.
Sergeant Mrs. Frank Clarity.
Record keeper, Mrs Sarah Thomas.
Finance keeper. Mrs. Lizzie Dennis.
Mistress of arms. Mrs. Vim. Owens.
CHAPLAIN Mrs. John Green.
Sentinel Mrs VIM. Boyd
Picket. Mrs. Savage.
The Royal Neighbors will be differed
by the following ladies:
Past oracle, Mrs. Eta Gear.
Oracle Mrs Carrie Wing
Vice oracle, Mrs. Clara Hurd.
Chancellor Mrs. Carrie Doty.
Recorder. Mrs. Beulah McAdams.
Receiver Mrs Sarah Morley.
Marshal. Miss Clara ellis.
Inner sentinel, Mrs. Amelia ScOfield.
Outer sentine. Mrs. Anna Morgan.
Manager, Mrs. Anna FOrSlund.
Only one more day TO Xmas. Make the
most of it, Buy at Mehesy's Fur Store,
Knutsford building
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SMITH LEADS
LEAGUE bOWLERS
First Half of Season Ends
Will Start Second Sc
rieS Jan. 3.

This week closed the first season of
the city bowling league. and the second
season season will start on Jan. 3. A. w.
Smith, of the Business Men. heads the
bowlers. with an average of Isl 1921 for
the first half of the season. Quinn, of
the Crystals, with 10 strikes, did the
best work in this line, and Evans made
The most spares. Ice in all. President
Hanes of the league had the hardest
lnck. piling up in all fOrty-eight breaks.
and Evans with nineteen errors did the
best work i'm this line.
The averages of all players are as fol-
lows:
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ANDY A GOOD SPORT.
Carnegie Gives Money to Boost
School Athletics.

New York. Dec. 22-Andrew Carnegie
sent Sl,OO0 II the Public Schools Athletic
league of the city yesterday through its
president, General G. w. Wingate. The
money is to be used for any purpose the
officials see fit. Mr.. Carnegie at the
same tiue notified General Wingate that
he had been watching the development OF
i'm the public schools with in
terest and was anxious to aid in what he
considered good work.
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TELEPHONE BETS LEGAL.

jefferson City. Mo, Dec. 22.-The SUI
Dreme court in a decision today, stood
by its former decision in the Oldham
anti-pool-selling case from Kansas City.
overruling motions for a rehearing. The
court. in its former decision, held that
law by registering bets outside the state.
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KAUFMAN BEATS GARDNER.

Al Kaufman and George Gardner met
at Los Angeles Friday night. and l<auf-
mann got the decision in the fourteenth
round. Gardner was completely out
classed all through the fight ard MS
seconds threw up the sponge after he had
been knocked down In the fourteenth
round. kaufmanns work was none too
good. but at that he had it all over
Gardner.
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IL IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
BURNS AND O'BRIEN AGAIN
Dodge Finish Fight for Easy Money
From Los Angeles
Fans.

Los Angeles. Dec. 2z-Tommy Burns of
Los Angeles and philadelphia Jack
O'Brien today signed articles for a TWEEN
ty-round fight for the heavyweight cham
piOnship of the world. to take place be-
fore the Pacific Athletic club Of this city
on some date between May and MAY H.
The fight Is for 81 and 40 per cent of "A
purse of $4,000. James j. Jeffries will
act as referee. The men posted s. 500 each
as forfeit. They viii appear in Los
Angeles ana begin training March IS
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DISCUSS FooTsALL IN SECRET.

New York Dec PA special meeting
mittee was held in secret session today at
the Murray Hill hotel. The purpose was
to consider the games played during the
season Just ended.
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JACK WEIGH WILL REFEREE.

= San Francisco. Dec. Jack Welch =
= will referee the Cans Herman fight. =
= which VIII take place at TOnOpah on y
= New Years day. When James J. y
y Jeffries wired Manager Riley yesteT- y
y day declining the honor, negotia- y
y tions We're opened with Welch. who =
= accepted the offer to-day. He viii re- ,
, -eive the same terms as were Of !
= fered Jeffries. $l.000 and expenses. y
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keNTuckIANs WANT RAGING.

Nashville Tenn. Dec. 22.-The Tennes-
see Breeders association has applied to
the American Turf association for race
meeting to be held at Cumberland park,
this city, next April.
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WILL RIDE FOR CAR.

+ New Orleans. Dee. 22.-Jockey VIII y
= lie Cannon today signed a contract y
= to ride for one year for the Russian y
\ imperial stables. He is to receive =
= 5000. =
+%<%*+%+%%<<t@+*<%%<%+<+<x
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APPORTIONMENT OF FUNDS
Various School Districts in Sanpete
County Share at Rate of
81 40 Per Capjta.

EphTaim, Dec. 21.-Superintendent Of
Schools A. J.. Larsen has apportioned the
county school funds amounting to S. 921 80
among the various districts on a basis of
Sl.4o per capita of persons of school age
as shown by the following table:
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JOHN eooEN, JR., DIES.

New York, Dec. 22-News was received
today Of the death at Saranac Lake last
night of John Boden, ir.. secretary of the
Brighton Racing association.
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You're sure TO get the girl if you buy
her Xmas furs at Mehesy's, Knutsford.
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Save time AMI money. Buy at Me-
hesy's. Knutsford building.
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PENS THE HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE H Ts a aas9

Harvard. Won s. last 4.
Princeton. won 3iz, lost SD.
Yale, won l, lost II.
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Only one more day TO Xmas. Make the
most of it. Buy at Mehesy's Fur Store,
Knutsford building
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The apportionment is on the basis of g
per capita of the school population.
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UTAH CO. SCHOOL FUND
To Be Apportioned to the Various
Districts at the Rate of
So Per Capita.

Provo. Dec County Superintendent
EggeTtsen has made the following appOr-
tionment from the county school fund:
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ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

Wabash Mining company, principal place
of husIness Salt Lake City, Utah-Noticc
"a hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board OF directors, held on the 9th dap OF
April 1905, an assessment Of ten c,Lets
16rI nor share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable on or
before the 7th day, Of May, 1905, to W.
Mont Ferry, 3eSretnr{' at at room $50 AZ
Like city, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the nth day OF May 1906. Will be delin-
oment and advertised for sale ut public
nSuction and unless payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on the Goth day of MAY,
i9fs to nay the delinquent assessment 10
eother With the cost of advertising and
w MONT, FERRY, Secretary.
Location OF offices No. 6e0 Atlas block
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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SFroND STREET


Going to be- the prctticst street In Salt
Lake.
$500,
a choice corner. 4x7,z rods. with alley
lll9 Second st, brand new 6-roon mod
crn. 2-story residence and barn; easy
terms
tlI50 Each.
lots, each 2taxIi7 rods. south trout on
End St and can make easy terms.
HANDSOME e-room modern 2-story resi-
dence' lot 24x7is rods, End street, close In.
1869.
1121 Second street handsome new. mod
ern up-to-datc 2-story residence, south
front
BUYS an up-todate Groom modern brick
cottage, No. 36 S st Terms can bc ar
ranged.
S3501
Buys handsome 5-room brick cottage,
connected with sewer. In flrst-class re-
pair, nearly new, on . ST.
5000
Buys 5-room modern brick cottage.
cast rront on i st; $1,000 cash, SD per
month including Interest ;stSS
Handsome up-to-datc modern 5-room
brick cottage on Center st 1t is a beauty.
1850
Groom modern up-to-date brick cottage
on 9th East, near 1th South, lot g12xS rods.
s4c05.
handsome corner, bXI RODS, On lst ST.,
facing north and east
Si2S
PIX rods, facing south and west. cor
ner ith East and 9Th SO.
2izxS rods TO alley, handsome lot on
9Th East, near 9th South. full OF fruit
trees
s2l0,
No better bargain In the city, 3IaxT rods
and 4-room brick, 10Th East, near Jrd
South
$780,,
Tho corner 6th South and l1th East,
facing north and west Nothing pretticr
on tho bench.
1Ox50 rods End South near 18th East;
can be subdvidcd Into ten lots. Will make
the buyer some money,
$500.
Choice lot on III ST., near End st, cast
front
Hundreds of other houses in all parts
of the city,
a. Richter 70 West lat South st
Phones ell, w9i6
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

-O-~O~~~-~-~~~~~-~~7---~
BLOCKED AND RETRlMMED BY AN
expert Fred Taylor "a z. 1st So.
Phone 1S7l%. TIN
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MICE LICENSES

>:sss,sr, Oakley, Ida Emma
IN. Iosi, sterling. Canada
aIw,,SIssterough. y: G
hil'sitn aitn. Wyo Slea Pratt'
!. Byron. wyo'' h'z@'' NSS-
E'Eyo, E.'EyoSshIre. Salt Lake; Emily
ls F5Uow FF5,rrow. Salt Lake. Char-
ss.U.on' s.Is aafMa; fMa;orel9nd' Ida; Mar
To,eland, Ida. o,. I'm
~ - ssi, slsr. Murray Emma
a, s9It sS9IIchins. Grouse Creek;
a f,rSSmnter, oakley, Ida.
LcsI .Is u 'Payson; Lulu snyder
c.rn,ue. La Grande, Sr' /;
Grande. or c,ou,
ljsauin' "a Smoot, Wyo.; stella
ecoI, eson salt Lake; Helen NJ.
IA lake,
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ELECTRO DERMATOLOGIST

HAIR. MOLES. BlRIHI ARkS.
freckles, red spots. ali imperfections OF
tho skin permanently removed by electric
needles Miss Small. Col Templeton bldg.
t5S5
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING

JOHN C, STARLEY, genuine gardening
soddng seeding. pruning and care of
lawns. 225 e. Brigham. Phone SS92-N.
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SPIRITUALISTS

MRS. HARRIET FONTYN. TRANCE
medium; meetings sun and Thurs.
u. m 267 s. w Temple Wa,
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS
BOARD AND ROOMS

ETCHINGS. HALF-TONES AND CUTS
Dc Rouzek Engraving Co. g6l6
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FOR SALE OR RENT

THE HOME HOTEL IN GREEN RIV-
er. Wyoming. 10 rooms. house doing good
business tliS,
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DIED

|,co3 md April 9, Mrs. Nor,
mother cf w H. Myers anu
- Of Salt InHe.
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4-RM. PR. BRICK, MODERN. NEARLY
new. corner lot. fine location, $780, 500
cash, SIS mo
Arm. pr brick, modern. new, lot 37EX
$50 IT. TO alley, 5000, easy terms.
broom pr brick. modern. lot 5ox14l It
TO alley. good cellnr. $3.50 $3.50 cash. $50
a month
Hubbard Inv, Co. rs w 2nd so. wai0
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ATTORNEYS

r1ARAfER. LAWYER, OFFICES
1918 Commercial blk. Phohes s''-Z n,,7.a
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

Z. j, BOWMAN, REAL ESTATE SNO
sssS sSA"s' room o. Eagle blk Ind phone e
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a TRADE FOR. OR BUY,
.Hue horse a1d light rig. also
.lrilg wagon and team Phone
Lid zlS. VITA
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DIARIES

EMPIRE DAIRY, II N sTANDISH.
Mgr. Bottled Milk, Cream and Butter.
EMPIRE DAIRY
1S East Second South street
Telephones; Bell 300. Ind, SS5,
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HAT FACTORY

HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED AND RE-
modelled. Utah Hat Factory. ga So.
Main. Ind. phone 1859 WHOA
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PIPE=60.000 FEET

ALSO STEAM HOISTS ALL KINDS
machinery, steam and electricity. ], NJ
Sven, 236 So. 2rd West. n9l5
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PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLORS, s2s
w Temple. Fono lli6-X- o1s07
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ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE OR TWO
gentlemen in small family. close In,
reasonable. Add w g, Tribune. Phone
2Sgi-K. W63
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST, SIDE
plcatIng and pinking Mrs, Jennens. 2o3
South Third East Bell phone. Soi7-K.
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WANTED

5o THE LARGEST PAWN
: Ulah. naturally we can loan
'-rTf amounts ut the lowest
2srones, watches. jewelry,
~ tools, trunks. bicycles.
80 OF all kinds, etc. Pri-
"A az private entrance Is E.
IA ctIance 80 L. 1st So. cor
w551
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BEAT THEM IF YOU CAN
6-r. frame on ith at, bet X and l., lot
5Xl0 rds.. $500,
5-r brick on 18th East bet. Brigham and
lst So. st. lot 53Nl6o. S2S00 $500 down. bal,
s25 per month.
We have large list of bargains all
over the city,
l+Sls feet corner 6th So. and State sts
c5 per foot,
Mahan Inv, Co, 81 Eagle blk w9SS
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING
SCAVENGERS

Utah sCAvENGER CO. OFFICE SEQ
So ard E Ind. SsIS 1889
I2S2
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ssst!sklSG s!sSG & REPAIRING

FURHITI ~--~-~~~~-~~~~-~~
~ rebais IRE RE-UPHOl-
;}raai 'pSSo Estimates submit
~ Ia " Jrvhones a2s9, S. l. Matt.
W. LIST SO, "a
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SAFE REPAIRING
BATHS AND MASSAGE
NOTICE
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A COILS, PAINTER. PAPER HANG
er and kalsomlnor 264 Baltimore ave.
Bell fone s0Se-K wi47
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TICKET BkGKER

CONFERENCE TICKETS BOUGHT
and sold Kahn's Ticket Ohlce. el w.
2nd So. N4Jp
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If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
real estate. see Dorius e. Caeady, Real
Estate and Inv Co. Jls Atlas blk. Bell
phone s3I-N. tl99a
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STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS OFFICE MAN
accurate ut figures; good penman and
competent stenographeri apply by IetteI'
box 763. tE7--
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WASHING

FONG CHoNG. NEW LAUNDRY; GOOD
treatment washing cheap, CA So w,
Temple. tl20S
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FIRE INSURANCE.

HENRY JOHNSON, 800 HERALD BLDG.
with Anderson X. L. l. Co.. Herald
bldg, t66s
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PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Bingham Miners Union Hall assocIa-
tlon incorporated, offers $50 10000 In
first mortgage gold bonds 5000 each, in
terest payable scml-annually, For partIcu-
lars inquire e G.. Locke, Sccy. Bling
ham Canyon, Utah, or Utah Savings &.
Trust Co. custodians OF bonds. w665
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IED-SITUATIONS

4 30 BUTCHER WANTS SIR
'fess w 50. Tribune. ws2O
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LOST

POCKETBOOK CONTAINING CHECKS
and other papers In name OF owner Ro-
turn to Tribune Office and receive liberal
reward tAl7
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.MSNESS CHANGES

o>-o>>N@~~-~~~~~--
eaSe ,tcllES INCORPORATED.
plI 49, or bonds for sale. let
lfossr I'm 81 Tor you. George NJ.
90 Ellieott square, Bur-
N VISA
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FLORISTS

Sr VIuLETS AND FU-
bbSr Sr,,h Dhones 500. Gems
III south Main street May
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NAN GERMAN WANTS
On ranch. Address "Reiia-
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Sxl0 RODS. EAST SIDE OF IL" ST., BET.
md and 3rd; $1,000. Address ?l2 Ross ave
Williamsburg. Pa, wS5
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

tIITIE PAPER CLEANING Co
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co. Both
,nboues 23S. WR
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STRONG MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR
chambermald at Lincoln House from .
n. m, to p. m. So per week waoi
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

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MRS. SJOSERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE
room. 42I Pearl ave, Bell fone 2sA-K
tl6jG
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WE HAVE A FEW CHOICE MODERN
homes. at bargain w. j. Halloran, IA
w. 3rd So. Phones 622 i22o6
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sTPOCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help
HeaduuarteTs for labolafs,
* w second South Phones lti cLC
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GIRLS FOR GENERAL LAUNDRY
work and ladies' clothes ironers Apnlv
Jno. Brooks, Supt., t3l So. 9TH East at
wqsc
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DINING-RooM GIRL, HALLS HOTEL
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NEWLY FURNISHED RMS, FIRST
class board, go e Atm So, Ind fone
1lS5 "i3-
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BOYS WANTED AT AMrDIC,>-
Steam Laundry. 40 20 = ,
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TuoS O'ROUEE WALL PAPER
cleaning Leave prdcrs at BeeslTy Mu-
s,c Co. 46 So Maiu, Bell phone 20o9N.
Ind! 20s9 and 2SS2 ulG
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WANTED-IyEIP
EXPERIENCED CANDY q rs -
franklin's. 2SS South Main Al

GIRLS WANTED AT AMERICAN
Steam Laundry. Nv = 10 ~. =
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
N,raCn
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WANTED, GIRL ABOUT IA YEARS TO
help sew clothes, Apply 3rd East and
9TH So. Parlslan Dye Works. w9i3