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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

Oakland. Cal. Nov. "a Cressina.
claimed out of a selling race last Satur-
day by E. J. Ramsey, won lne CaIter
handicap at Emeryville from a nlgn-class
field. The mare was quoted at u to l,
and her victory came as a great surprise.
Montgomery, carrying top weight was
plunged on and went to the post a IL TO
10 favorite w T Overton went 10 the
front. but tired in the stretch, ana Ore 5,,,,
ma assumed the lead. In drive, she Won
by a neck from Montgomery 1hlro
money went to Astronomer
Marion Rose played from i to 10
to /, scored an easy win IN the IIrst
Madman and Bellwether were two FAVOR
ties to land in front. After having lead
of twelve lengths IN the fifth, Creation
stopped and was beaten by Remember;
First race, six furlongs' selling1Marlon
Rose 109 CF3uxton). s TO l. won: Magrane,
I09 (Rettige. TO l. second: Forerunner,
100 CKeogh). ; to . third. Tiroe-l:l5 30
ST. Joe, Melar, Beechwood Nappa. HUI
ford. Royal y. Yellowstone and hokomo
finished as named.
Second race. five furlongs, purse-Mad-
man. 10 (Shilling), to 20, won; R9oia
Grande. 102 (Gilbert, II 10 l. second: LIT
tie Jane. 81 &c RUSSELL. % to l. third
Time :01 3-5 Strikeout, An6eiface, DO
go and Ocean Queen finished as named
Third race, FutUrity course. selling
Bellwether 100 Sweet. II to ~. won;
Deutschland. 10 Powers), TO .: second
Collector Jessup. 10 Qkeogh)' 10y 70 l.
l lUlTO. llIIic-l-ll ID DOCSN-
tastic. Miss Mazzoni. Milford and San
Oak finished as named.
Fourth race. one mile. Carter handicap
Cressina IS (E. Sullivan IL 10 !, won;
Montgomery, III (Shilling). IL to 10. sec
ond: Astronomer, 100 (Upton), to J, third
Time-1:4i Is. w T OVerton and FRANK
Flittner finished as named.
Fifth race one mile and fifty yards.
selIing-Remember. 100 RusselD. . TO !,
won; Creation, 100 (Sweet). to 10, second;
l. c. Ackerly. los (Rettig). 20 to l. third
Time-1:46 2-5. J. r. Laughrey; Elevatlon;
Spring Ban, Midmont. Cholk Hedrick and
Orchan finished as named
Six race, six furlOngs. sellng-Anna
May, 10s Powers). to won; Belle Kin
ney. 10s (Rettig), TO ?. second; Currlcu-
| lum. 1O9 (Afiuer). u to /. third Time
lis 2-5 Won Tromp. Mabel Hollander
Plausible. Tawasentna. Free Knight The
Bear. Aftermath and Volodsy finished as
named.
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Today's Beaumont Entries.

First race. nine-sixteenths OF d mile,
purse-Sybil Kemp. 10; l. C Clamp, llo'
Lloyd. 1o2; Bantronia- 105; Jack Riley, 1Oo'
Jim Aenes 113
Second race, thirteen sixteenths OF
mile. selling-Chariatan. 112; Uncle Tin, w
Cheswardine, 80; Oroba, 80; Carasco. loi'
Ben Walmsley. 104: Convent, lO4; Snake
wood, 104; Bitterman, 10s; Nationality. l0i
Ida Little, 104; Guile, 1d9.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile, sell
ing-Campan. 1O2: Ambitious. 100; tan
III; Smithy Kane. Ill; Hattie Garrett, 1oli
Comal- 101; BOnart. 100: James V, 100; Ac-
outline, l06; DR.. Mack. ID; Hancock, l5i
Toboggan. 100.
Fourth race. five-eighths of mile, han
dicap-Ida d. 1o3; Arch Oldham, 129
Marchmont. 81; Lena Leach. 81; Miss
Gratitude, 80; John Garner, 1l6; Galta- -
Hattie Garrett. l05
Fifth race. mile. selling-Chian Belle
lO4; Joe Levy, l01; Straight Line, l0l; safe
guard, l0l; Doubt. 101; Lady Oakland. log
Grenade, 1OS; Associate, SO; Lord Dixon
les
Sixth race. fiVe-eighths of a mile. sell
ing-Suffice, 1oS; Ilmeter, 100; Stole. l09
Galobias-l0e: Fallen~Ieaf 109; Merry Lear
Year, l09; Lady Bateman, 109; Watuga
-F0I .kAoIla :FOI -9uoIpBd 70
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FIGHTER IS BADLY INJURED
Boston Heavyweight Sent to Hospl-
tai by Al Kubak IN
Quaker Scrap.

Philadelphia. Nov. 24.-Fred Bradley the
Boston heavyweight pugilist, who was Sc
riously injured in a savage bout al Inc
West End Athletic club here last night
with AL Kubiak known as the Michigan
giant" IS still in a critical condition; he
is suffering from a conclusion OF the Dram
and a possible fracture of the skull.
All the PRINCIPALS in the affair were ar
raiened today. Kubiak was committed
to the county prison without bail 70 await
the outcome of Bradley's injuries. and the
Others were held in $500 bail each
In the fight Bradley was beaten from
the start He was floored twice in the
third round In the fourth he came up
very weak and Kubiak went at him III
riously. Bradley protected his race out
was badly punished about the boGy. Sud-
denly Kubiak sent his right fist flush
against his opponents jaw and the Bos-
tonian went down in heap, and was
waved to his corner by the referee Later
he became unconscious and is still in that
condition
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HOGEEN.-In this city Nov p. las
David J. Hogeen, a native OF Scotland,
aged 43 years.
Notice of funeral later
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MRS. JORGENSEN INFERRED
Many Sorrowing Friends Pay Loving
Tribute to Estimable
Woman,

Ephraim, Nov 24-At tint L. ID. 5.
meeting house at Redmond yesterday aft
ernoon impressive funeral services We're
held over the remains of Mrs. Mamie
Jorgensen, tht beloved wife of Hyrum
Jorgensen- The church was taxed to its
capacity to accommodate those who
gathered 80 pay their last respects. When
the casket was placed before the pulpit
many beautiful floral offerings were laid
On it, The speakers at the services were
Arthur Christensen, Heber anderson and
c. NJ. Nicholson. All spoke of the noble
character of Mrs. Jorgensen. and spoke
words of consolation 70 the bereaved huS-
band, who is left with the care of three
small children
localities were in attendance at the fu-
neral. The death of Mrs. Jcrgensen was
a great shock to the community. as not
many were even aware of her illness.
Death was caused by pneumonia, after
an illness of only three days.
Yesterday morning at about O'Clock
a fire broke out in the yard belonging TO
Hans SOrenscn of Redmond II was not
fences surrounding the place were ablazS,
so that nothing at ali was saved. The
cause of the fire is unknown. The loss is
estimated at about $500, with no insu--
ance.
Mrs Margie Petty of Sterling. who I'M
derwent an operation at Salt Lake dur
ing the week in having a tumor removed
is reported to be recovering.
Sanpete county was visited last night
by storm The ground is covered with
about three inches of snow and the flakes
still continue to fall.
Hans c. Bogh. an old and highly re-
spected resident of Mayfield. was SUM
moned by death yesterday afternoon. Tie
was 70 years of age and had been resi-
dent of that city for the past twenty
years. Death was due to general debil-
ity. Mr.. BOgh was native of Denmark
having been born in Copenhagen May %
1879. He is survived by widow and five
children two of whom are married. An
nouncement of the funeral will be made
later
Thomas Morgan. another pioneer resi-
dent of Sanpete county. died at his hons
in Fountain Green after an illness OF
only one week, old age being the cause
of his death. Mr.. Morgan came to Foun-
tain Green forty years ago and has since
made il mis- home. His wife departed tins
| life several years ago, leaving him witt
nine children, six of whom are living il
! that city two in Colorado, and a sor
| left his home several years ago and ha:
never been heard of since. Mr. Morgan
was IS years of age and one of the highlj
| respected citizens Of the community. TIT
I funeral services will likely be held at Ih'
/ opera house as the tabernacle is unde
/ repair.
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LARSEN-In this city. at 253 South
Seventh East, Nov. p. John NJ Lsr@-u.
aged 90 years.
Notice of funeral later.
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O. 5. |. MEETS AM. FORK.
Teams Ssttle Differences and VIII
Play Thanksgiving.

The disagreement between the O. S. L
and American Fork football teams has
been adjust d ana the railroad boys VIII
meet the American Fork team on the
latter's gridiron on Thanksgiving day A
report had beer circulated to the effect
that the o. s l. team was a crowd of
riIffians on the field. and on learning the
mistake, American Fork readily consent
ed to play the game as originally sched-
uled All Of the members of the o. s. l.
team work in the local office of that
company and although the team is very
light 1t plays fast and snappy football.
The team is somewhat weakened by The
loss OF Halfback Taylor. who broke his
leg last Saturday, but has the hole well
filled with Hammond.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
49, NnrrCr,

MASONIC NOTICE.
WASATCH LODGE No !. +. & 4. j.
will hold a special meeting this tWednes-
day), afternoon. Nov =. at 3-59 O'Clock
for the purpose of attending and cor
Quoting the funeral ceremonies Of orotfec
Stephen Henry Rogers OF Clinton p
Paige lodge No. So. F. & A. NJ. of Oi,n
New York. who died in this city Nov -
a full attendance is desired
BY order of the " NJ
A J. LOWE. Secretary
ATTENTION knights of Pythias. I1s
funeral of our brother. L. A. Anlsden. VII
be held from his late residence, 49, 2 hiTl
avenue. Wednesday. Nov . ar l-s9 p
m All brothers who can attend viii mee-
at Castle hall at D. m sharp
c J. McNTTT. C. T.
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Herald SPORTING NEWS
MOSCOW TEAM DUE TODAY
Big Bunch.of Rooters Coming With
Coin TO Bet on Idaho
SWeen

The University Of Idaho team. whien
meets Utah on Thanksgiving day, lett
Moscow yesterday and will arrive IN tns
CITY today In the afternoon they VIII
have a short workout to get the KINKS
out OF themselves and get into condltloh
after their long journey. The Idaho team
comes twenty strong, under Coacn Alu-
dleton. and il VIII be accompanied by 4
delegation of roOters who want TO see
if Salt Lake is a good betting town.
The heavy snow greatly dlsappolnteu
the university football players. There was
no practice last night and the team VIII
only have a light workout IN the gym
nasium this afternoon. This Will be the
first game the team will have played on
even encountered in practice. On tile
other hand. Idaho has been pracuciIls
daily on a snowy field
Coach Middleton has agreed 70 IL IL =,
officials will be selected at conference
of the two coaches today
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County Clerk. 10: Kelowna. 1I2; Metlakat-
Ia. 100: Colonel Bronston. lee; Lampadrone-
10S. Aftermath. la9: Lazelle. 1oo. MY Fai'
l02; Mabel Hollander, 81.
Fourth race mile and one-siXteenth-
ng-DeutschIand. 10; Billy Pullman
les: Fred Bent. l07; Logistilla. loS; Cadi-
chon. 103
Fifth race. mile and fifty yards. selling
The Englishman. IOs: Pleiad. los; / Told
You. Jos; Kamsack los: Miss May Bow
dish. 102; Huapala- I02. ROtrou. lc2; Bell
mence. lO2; Lady Alicia. 100; Fulletts- 100
Sixth race, seyen-eighths OF mile
purse-Royal Ben. 113: Sewell. 10l- Dolle
Dollars. 104; CloudIgbt, loi: Fantastic, 1eii
Creation IO3
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To Kill the Woman.

There is no need in killing woman
with worry and nervousness now that
Sexine Pills are available for prolong-
ing life and happiness. Sexfne pills
are guaranteed for all forms of weak-
ness in men, and women Price n
box. six boxes s.. with full guarantee
Address or call F. J. Hill Drug Co
The Never Suostitutors." corner Sec
ond South and West Temple streets
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DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN
Non-Partisan Caucus Held at the
Central School at Bingham
Strong Ticket to Be Named.
Especial to The Herald

Bingham. Nov IA non-partisan
caucns was held here tonight TO elect del
egates to attend the school convention
TO be held at the Central school next
Saturday The following are the deie-
gates chosen:
Distrfct 50. Upper Bins ham-Frank
Hicks. Robert Askew. Walter Dillingham,
David Russell. c. 4. Inflow; districts ~
s.. s. c. w BuckhOlZ. Mrs. W 3 Cal
mon E I. Kramer. A V. Anderson. +
r Dudley Frank Stringham. c. z. Ac-
DERBY. E. c. Trask. Miss Lizzie Mickin-
son. DR.. F. E. Straup, a. W. Forman'
r. +. Gilpin. W. II. Dunn. ". 5 Cannon
district 90 Highland Boy. w c. Durant-
George GiIIett y. C Hair: district 81,
Lark. II. Kupnsldt, 4. j. Huber
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CORNER STONE is LAID
Work to Be Pushed on the ne"
$4,000 Chapel at
Manti.

Nanti. Nov. e3-Deoicatory serve ~ ard
~ ~. III 80 under construction in tihs
citvf were held Saturday afternoon a.
o-clock under the direction OF Blshop -
r Petersen President Lewis Stio u.o...,C -
etona which contained many documents
of interest such as general authofitles %, %
the church. ward authorities various. %
riodicals newspapers and the stIl.t..
works of the church The dedlcato
PRAYER was offered by President LeHis
Anderson. Speeches were made py Pc
dent Ezra Shoemaker. Mayor Wiilla,1 p p
Lowry Francis NJ Cox and Bishop 100 10
will be similar 70 the Seventeenth waIu
chapel in Salt Lake City as the same
nIans are being used. and will COST a
least 500 900 The bishopric hope 10 n .S.,.e
the house nearly completed some time
during the year 1909
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Today's Oakland Entries.

First race. Futurity course. selling
yer stocking. 10; ST. Francis. 10: Ellerd.
10: May Amelia 100: Rockstone. 10a; Rose
Cherry, los; Mechlin. 1903; Sid Silver. 1e3:
George P. McNear. 103; Billy Bowlees, le2.
Goldena. 100: Steel Blue, 81.
Second race. eleven-sixteenths of a
mile. selling-Apto Orc. 109; Right Easy.
1O7: Hazlet 104: Mozart 1o4; Ak Sar Ben,
1914: Sir John, 104: Meddiing Hannah 1ei :;
SchIeswig 9S: Miss Highland, 50; FL Pavo,
IS: wambcro. IS. Pirate Queen. So
Third race, mile and fifty yards. selling
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NOV. rs IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S7S-At Boston, c. p. Daniels defeated
c A Hartman in walking match for
500 and twenty-five-mile championship of
New England.
lSSo-Frank j. Corridor. pitcher of the
Philadelphia National league club, bora
at Newport r. l.
ISS6-At Minneapolis. W NJ Woodside
defeated W. j. Morgan in fifty-mile BIZ
cycle race.
1S93-At Springfield. Mass. Yale defeat
ed Harvard at football TO O.
1Ss5-At London. Ted White won from
KID" Mccoy in ten rounds.
I904-At Milwaukee. Benny 1anger de-
feated Maurice Savers in six rounds.
Ig05-At Cambridge. Mass. Yale defeat
ed Harvard at football 8 TO O.
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MAIL CARRIER Is KILLED
P. C. Christensen, Mail Carrier Be-
tween Ephraim and Mayfeld,
Run Down by Train.
(Special to Nc Herald,

Ephraim. Nov A.-News reached here
a short time ago that P. c. Christensen
who has been carrying the mail to anil
from Mayfieid for a number of years
was run over by the northbound passen-
ger train. His one leg was severed from
his body and he died shortly after. The
accident occucrred at about u:3a The
particulars of the accident have not We
been learned.
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INJUNCTION REFUSED.

= San Francisco. Nov 24.-The appli- =
= cation by John J. Gleason for an IN =
! junction to prevent Papke and +
= Kelchel from fighting on Thursday =
: under the auspices OF James j. Cof- y
= froth's club. was refused by Judge y
= Seawen today. The contest viii there y
= fore be held as scheduled y
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A Beautiful Picture Book.

There is nothing like il in Amer
ica," the Theatre Magazine. OF course.
the Tribune-Rep prints it
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HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT THE

Quality of our work and the modera-
ton of our prices?
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL CO,
Phone 1866. 2IS Main
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Hats for Every One.

Choice any hat in an immense stock
for ten days only at s1.50 each Nc
Carly Hat Co. two doors north of post
Office. 335 South Main
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KEio SCHOOL EASY.

Toxic Nov p The American and Keio
university baseball teams exchanged bat
teries at their game today The Ameri-
cans won by a score Of 10 to 1.
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BOWLING.

The first and last game in last night
bowling series went to the Crescents, al
though the All Americas beat them out
on total pins. Ekdahl, with a total of
5s7 was high man of the evening. The
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.


TREES. shrubs, roses, plants. lawns. y.
Byhower. Gordon street. 1888 Ind phone
1270l-
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Crescents
All American.
NOTHING DOING AGAINST BAT.

y Chicago. Nov. 24.-The complain 4
! ing witness against Battling" Mel \
y son, the pugilist, arrested yesterday =
\ charged with resisting an officer. =
y did not appear in court today and 4
y the case was dismissed =
$<%%%%%%%%%<<$
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD New Home 8 wing ma
ist So, Ind phone Io5s Bell 3O2S
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Valley View company, Salt Lake. pur-
pose, real estate. Capital stock $4,000,
shares 800. Officers: George T.. Odell.
president. w B. Andrews. vice president;
Horace G.. Whitney, treasurer; Spencer
Ciawson, secretary; additional directors,
John D. Spencer Spencer sClawson, jr.,
Curtis Y. Clawson-
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PIANO STUDIO.

MRS ALBERTA DERSHAM s1s Const
bldg. Ind phone l564 Graduate Chicago
Musical collegS and European courses
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SECOND HAND STORE.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SEt-
ond-hand furniture stoves ranges, re-
pair furniture. Bell j14j. Ind 49,
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ALL READY FOR
SAVANNAH RACES
Light Car Event Starts This
F0renO0n-ChanCeS tor
Accidents Good.

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 24--An of the Tor
eign and American drivers who are 70
pilot cars in the international heht ca.
and grand prize races here were calieo
together tonight at the headquarters OF
the Automobile Club of America IN the
Hotel De Soto and given their ilnal IN
Structions for the race me nBHt caI
event-a twenty-lap jaunt around SHOT
ten-mile rectangle-will be started tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock and the lnucd-
tons point tonight to fifteen maj en-
trants
The grand prize race of A2-S miles, Tue
longest road race ever run IN America,
will be started at O'Clock THANKSGIVING
morning, with twenty Of the fastest car
representing France. Germany, Itaiy anu
the United States, entered Everything
is in readiness for the light car race To-
morrow. The tiny racing machines VIII
be sent away at half-mlinute intervals
and if all goes well, the last OF the III
teen should hardly be under way peIore
No. comes swirling down the nome
stretch in completion of the trst zap
The unusually large number OF laps &c
the race and the short Intervals separai-
ing the cars are expected 10 iu.IisI
plenty of excitement 10 the thousanos VI
people gathered in the grand STANDS.
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ELOCUTION.

MRS. BYRON W. KINGS studio. in
Gordon Academy building: residence. 1923
First ave-: Ind. phone 22ss
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Virgin Valley Oil company. Washington
county. Capital stock 10000 shares. 81 a
share Officers: S. a. Hslterman, presi-
dent; John W. INLAY. vice president:
Amos Workman. secretary; c. A. Work
man, treasurer; additional director. ]. +.
Langston-
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Eat FACTORY.

HATS blocked ana Te-rinlmeu by an =
pert Fred faylGz. 2. -casr First South
Phone 1sI-X
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Union Drayage company, Salt Lake.
capital stock 5000. shares so. In
corporators: Sidney VI. Bamberger, w.
A Hilton. T. ]. Midgley, H. F. Fern
strOm, ]. b Bean. z. A. Vail
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HOUSEKEEPING.

HOUSE ana carpet cleaning. first-ciasse'
work guaranteed A 7. Priestley. l15 L
LIST So St Bell 521S Ind 76S
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PACKING

:.
EAPEhT liac-zers or furniture. Drie-f
hrac. etc Eedma1 Van x Storage -
~ - " 9era0ie Phones as
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CARD OF THANKS.

TO ALL those who extended their sym
patty and kind assistance during my IT,
cent bereavement. I desire 10 express ny
sincerest thanks. Especially do ! ag1re-
ciate the kindness OF the members q ne
Metal Workers union, whose th0lgh1li-
ness at this time will ever remain
grateful memory
MRS. GEO. u. PEcE-
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I.Es IN ttk-AL llJ y l-A ofaNiAAL CIsta
Nov. q. 1915. Helen daughter If VII
liam T. and Annie Haigh Leievor; bonn
April q 1896, in Sak Lake City.
Funeral notice later
WILSON-At Bingham Canyon. Nov. q.
1875 George Wilson, by accident aged
funeral services wall BE- held from the
Methodist church al Bingham today.
Wednesday Nov. >. Al p ~ Inter-
ment will TAXI place in III OHvct cerl-
etefy on Friday. Nov 2 on the arrival
of the 1875 Bingham train
RT-RNs-At Bingham Canyon. Nov. q
leS. Hugh Z. Burns By accident. agaI
Eu5eraI services will be held from Ebe-
w Halls funeral chapel. % South West
Temple street, on Friday Nov 2. a.
- M Friends wishing to view the re-
mains at Bingham may do SO TO-DAY II
the Methodist church. Bingham Inter-
ment in Calvary cemetery
NoYEsIn this city. Nov. p 1913. SIrs.
Wilbur 5. Noyes, aged 3 years
Remains at O'DOnnen & Co.'S par.urs
The remains viii be taken to Kansas
| CITY. Mo. her former home. for huris'.
/ on Wednesday evening. by w ; Noyes,
husband of the deceased.
/ Kansas City papers please copy.
/ ARNOLD-In this city. Nov. p. 1875. Mrs
John Arnold, aged g. years. nj 10 d
! Funeral services viii be held from tho
home of Mrs W. Cole. Isl street. on
/ thursday Time 20 be given later.
SMTTH-In this city. Nov. .. 1905. Mary
/ / Smith the only child Of Mr. and Mrs
Albert Smith. aged years, > months
{ and Is days.
| Funeral services viii be held from tha
! family residence, 1779 South First East.
| on Wednesday at D. n IntermeHt e.
| Mount Calvary Friends invited.
HOCEEN-In this city. Nov p lsS.
David J. Hogeen, a native Of Scotland.
aged 43 years
Notice of funeral later
LARSEN-In this city. at 253 South
/ Seventh East, Nov. y. John NJ Larsen.
] aged 80 years.
Notfce Of funeral later
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MOVING.
STOVE REPAIRING

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repa--el.
castings at wholesale and retail 242 StaIe
Western Foundry * Stove Repair NorSt
Phones liz. V.
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FLORISTS.

WALTER W KING. FLORIST.
IA E I'd South. Phones 81. Specialist O.
funeral designs and everything floral
THE FLOWER SHOP-Cut flowers All
designs Under NATL Bank Of Republic.
ERNEST A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL
Co. S Main Bell 291. Ind. 81. Leading
florists on funeral designs. Decorations
THE RELIABLE florist Hudda-:
Floral Co. opp. Grande theatre Phone lo5
CHILD-WALK FLORAL co.
I0l South Main St. Phones 40
snecialtfes-Fun3ral Worl- Decorad o-s
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DIED.

IEFEVOR-At $50 West Seventh Soata
Nov. p 1915 Helen. daughter If WI
liam T. and Annie Haigh Leievor- bonn
ADril .. 1876, in SAN Lake City.
Funeral notice later
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FOUND.

FOUND-Sum Of money. Apply l7 NJ
I'd So bet hours Of I ard p. n.
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LOST-Leaf-shaped pin set with aye
moonstones. bet 26S E 5th So. and 5''
So. Sd Z. Return to 26s E 5th So re
ward