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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-13

MONEY TO LOAN.
CASH PAID FOR UNEARNED
WAGES
OF railroad employees, street car men.
clerks or any wage-earner. No interest
charged. We pay you cash for your un-
earned salary. The amount you sell us
can be reduced each week or month IN
any size payments you feel that you can
meet You draw your own salary We
have no collectors. We do not care why
you want to sell your wages. Our prom
ise to you is that your employer friends
or business associates will not be given
confidential, private office. STANDARD
Credit Co., 407 d. F. Walker Bldg
GO-GO-GO
And keep going. as often as you need
money. to the Home Investment and
Savings Company.
Privilege given 10 repay any amount any
time, and stop interest, on all loans. The
character of this institution and its off
GERS insures every patron the best treat
ment.
DIRECTORS:
George Sutherland.
p II. Lannan-
Glen Miller.
NJ. l. Ritchie.
X. D. Hardy.
/ A. c. Ewing.
6. and 10 West First South Street
MONEY TO LOAN on improved real e.
tate. Partridge. Commercial block
ASK YOUR FRIENDS where to Dor.
row money. We Will treat you as we
have treated them. Sixteen years ex-
perience. with only one foreclosure. Rus
sell l. Tracy. II e. 1st So.
MONEY supplied salarIed peoY-e bust.
ness transacted quickly and confiden-
Agency. 325 D. F. Walker building.
MONEY TO LOAN on real est.t.
WE advance money on your salary. gi
Tribune building. City Loan agency.
MONEY loaned salaried people ana 9th.
srs upon their own names. without secur.
i;y: cheapest rates: easier payments; of.
ices in sixty-two principal cities: save
D. Fl. Tolman. room sss. Atlas block
ON UTAH and Idaho farms: special op-
tons. Miller & Viele. 302 Mccormick BLDG
ON SALARY: no other security: loves:
rates: strictly confidential F. A. New
~. S71 Herald hid2
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
iNTEkMOU NrAIN DETECTIVE AGCY
James Taylor. John B. BurbidgeL
All business confidential Office IS w Is:
So. room 10 Nauyoo blk. Bell l2&o.
ALL KINDS Of detective work done by
reliable men. Information secured in all
KINDS OF cases No connection with any
agency: If YOU need ii / can get II. AG-
dress 7 81. Herald ReH phone &oS-Z--
STORAGE.
NEW warehouse; separate stalls: H. H
goods a specially. Mitchell Van & Stor-
age Co. IS w. I'd So. Phones Az
TWO large warehouses clean and san
ltary. Redman Van Storage Co.. III
South West Temple Phones 555.
SECOND HAND STORE.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SEC !
furniture. stoves. ranges: re- |
pair furniture Eell 5l4a. Ind AZ:
PACKING.
EXPERT packers OF furniture. br,c-A-
orac. etc. Eedmaa Van & Storage Ca !
W No w Temple. Phones SIS
FURNITURE REPAIR.
MAKE OLD NEW, UPHOLSTER
high class. work guaranteed Bell 5lAS /
mo. +sl.
CHINA DECORATING.
EVA E. SNOW, studio 515 Hooper bldg. |
christmas novelties; lessons, orders. fix
ng.
TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING.
.JOHN ~. TAGGART. headquarters ~
4 Western Piano 20. So Main
CHIROP0DIST.
DR. ELIZABETH L. ,WISMER- Suite
15-zI6 Security a. Trust Bldg 81 Main ST.
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HE WOODRUFF

you will not have to go outside the build
ing for your meals
II viii be conducted by an experienced
party; the prices will be reasonable and
the service first class
Apply to
Office in
THE WOODRUFF
I'd East bet I'd and Sd South SITS. c. F.
Raybould. or Salt Lake Security & Trust
Co, 30 UD. Main St
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


ARTHUR LEWIS & CO,
233 JUDGE BLDG,
BELL PHONE, MAIN 1865
THE ACKNOWLEDGE LEADERS.
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS FOR SALE
ALL PROPERTY SHOWN WITH CAR
RAGE.
OUR MOTTO: "A SQUARE DEAL" TO
ALL.
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FOR RENT.
In Designing
The Woodruff
In Designing
FOR RENT

The handsome new apartment building
on Second East. just two blocks from the
Kenyon hotel corner, provision was made
10 accommodate those who wanted one or
two rooms, and who desired to get away
from the noise of the down town business
blocks. yet did not want TO go so f.
from their work as to make il necessa. y
TO take the street car
Some of these re single and double
rooms. with hot and cold water and a gen
erai bath. The rent IS reasonable.
Others are one and tWo-room apart
ments. with bath attached. sleeping porch.
dresser and ventilated bed
mere are Few four-rOOm (hOusekeep-
lngl apartments remaining unrented
There will be cafe run in connection
with the building, and if you take room
in the
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FOR SALE.

%
FOR SALE-We must dispose Oh az
following automobiles at once Al up
YOU to take advantage of the duii sea Ell
and save from % to % per cent on tne III
lowing list. Call and see them, that on
we ask: -, and
many extras. very fine. $1,000.
Two Pope Hartfords with top ana iiiaii'
extras. Sl.100 and 81. 80. .,-.s
FRANKLIN 6-cyL, with top and extra uies
3, 500. ..+,.,;sb
'O Winton 4-cyl. 7-passenger, top and ex-
Buick 5-passenger. with top and extras
$50.
Ford 5-passenger. $500
REQ 5-passenger. $500
Buick 4-cyl. runabout, 5000
Pope Toledo Q-irnousine). s1.lJ0.
Runabouts from 500 up. Many other cars
at very low prices and every one suarah-
teed. ,,ox
Reveridge manager 6S South West Telt
pie street
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CHINA DECORATING.

EVA e SNOW. studio s15 Hooper bldg.
Christmas novelties; lessons, orders. fix
ing:
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s sr,d evn- msn ~ tbsnlS for same
anu e>pi e77'Oii % --------1o ~
invoica IL Won are Iookinr for q clean
renlleIerafive business proposition. cali
and let ms tell Won all about it. Arthur
-
--
se5O-DANDY EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES
You will have to talk real fast if you
want this nicely furnished house at the
ahove-mentioned price. This one is also
on Main street and the rooms are so nice
and the location so choice that the present
iandIady is continuoI1,- ohIioed 70 t,1r,1
49, a 1rIicants
This lie ono of the reaI ba-pains that We
must and will sell before We take our
RTTTFP IS HIGH IN SAUTTAKF
Wen admit Int IoI, 1,;Ii have M LicI,
Gaming IF x-o,, oct or, the other eide ~ the
fenca We have inst had I;sted With ne
one 81 fba iareast md y,oSt connla1o
crea maries making and selling one Of the
most extensiveIv 1sei and wideII- l<1oWn
h,-a,,d ~ b,,++a,s ~, tha o;t,-
SbIrnS a,Se1eH-tbino b,S+ fba Mill 81 H.
NAV Lindness into r'ona,, cali .rs -
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TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING.
-.JOHN n. TAGGART. headquarters ~
} 4 Western Piano %. So Main
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ARTHUR LEWIS & CO.,
233 JUDGE BLDG,
BELL PHONE, MAIN 445S.
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CH1RoPoDIST.

DR. ELIZABETH L. WISMER- Suite
45-zl6 Security & Trust Bldg, 81 Main st.
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ELECTROLYSIS; Miss A E Small
90. superfluous hair. moles. birth marks
removed.
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OSTEoPATH-DR ]. c. wOODMAN-
SEE-Suite 30s; phone Ind ss6-A For
merry at 500 Tribune bldg
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FOR RENT-Four-room modern brick
house, $50 So. % East. Ind. phone 1888
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FOR RENT-Dec 10. a 4-room flat. at
kenSingtOn Bell 2027-Z
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FOR RENT-A l0-roon modern house
at S39 South 18th East. Inq. o. X. Furni-
ture Co. 800 South State
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DIR. r. p. RROwNFIELD-Su 40s
Bea Z44s; surgery and diseases Of women
Office hcurs-11 to 1: to s.
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DR. ELSIE ADA FAUST. suite i24
Hours to ) D. m Bell 1857: res. Ss56-Y
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DR.. A. c. BEHLE-Suite 5l2A-5l2B-5l3-
ol4: phone Ind SO2S. Formerly at Sum
nit block, rooms 3-4-5.
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FOR RENT-One 4-room modern brick.
SIS So. I'd East. Phone 2S39.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-A 9-rm. str. mod Dr., eie-
gantly furnished. piano. linen. etc, II ~
St Can any afternoon Iehdht VIII
show. or call Ind. I1oo. y
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY
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Iv divided the Field of the Los An
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CONTEST NO. 1-For young ladies.
This contest has been divided into ten
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in the city of Los Angeles and seven
for the counties of Southern Califor-
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31

TodAy'a nsws today u you read
the Evening PrOA
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
OPEN MURRAY RAILWAY
celebration OF Important Event in
Towns History.

MURRAY, Idaho, Dec. 31.-The
entire population OF this little noun
tain-locked town turned out In cele
bratlon OF It's most notable event
when the first passenger train ex-
cept one that ever pulled into Murray
arrived yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock over the Idaho Northern, gai-
ly decorated, blowing whistles and
ringing bells. There we're six coaches
ON the special twain. bearing pioneers
OF 1884 and 1885 from Spokane and
intermediate towns, and high officials
OF the y. X. & N. "A special train Of
five coaches. with 400 people and
their bands from Wallace, reached
Murray 20 minutes before that from
Spokane, and the passengers Joined
In a rousing celebration. The streets
were lighted by big bonfres and
buildings were dedcorated with flags
and bunting. People marched. head
ed by bands, shouting and discharg-
Ing firearms. This reception commit
tee met the train: j. T. EllarsOn. j.
G. Feehan, Charles Swain, l.. w.
Stedman. s. T. Horn, Thomas b. viii.
son, A. b. Ward, Rufus Dunlap, Al
bert Otto Frank Fronting, John Pol
lock. c. Donovan, s. @. Ferguson, j.
r.. steeI Thomas Ulaggett and Frank
Allen. At fraternaI hall, which was
draped with flags and decorated with
d'Alene and the road is extended
four miles above Murray.
notices. an address of welcome was
me de by Adam Aulbach, pioneer ed
ltor Of the Occur d'Alenes.
When the speaker mentioned B. F.
O'Neil president. and E. p. Spauld-
Ing. vice president and manager OF
the Idaho Northern, cheers shook the
walls. Both responded with short
addresses. Talks were also made by
d. c. Corbln. and Judge w. w. Woods
OF Wallace.
In his address Adam Aulbach said
that the hope of the Murray pioneers
OF 1884 had been realized--that OF
being bound to the outside world by
hoops of steel He declared that the
task of the builders of the Idaho
Northern is not completed until thera
Is branch along Beaver creek and
the little north fork of the Occur
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31

A. V. Case. OF sDs kane, is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Case
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mlnnlck were
Spokane visitors today.
II. II. shenker. OF Spirit Lake, is
IN the city.
L. X. Davis, OF a Harrison Is a bus.
mess visitor in the city.
WIN Sander, OF the Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.. returned today from a visit
with friends in Seattle.
Rev. w II. Fry left this afternoon
on a business visit to Spokane. He
win return Saturday evening.
NJ. Lemon. OF Colfax. Wash, re.
turned to his home today after a ten
day visit to his son. J. w. Lemon. OF
this city.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds entertained the
Sunshine club yesterday afternoon.
The time was spent nc cards. and light
refreshments were served.
Julius Brandt and Miss Anna
Brandt, Of Spokane. are guests at the
home OF their daughter and sister re-
spectiyely. Mrs. c. q. Raymond.
Rev. o. j. Gist. former pastor OF
the Christian church will occupy the
pulpit at both the morning and even
Ing services Sunday.
Miss May Sprinkle, who has been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. n. w. Collins
returned to her home at Spokane to
day,
The pope OF Rome has issued D
special dispensation which permits
all Catholics to eat meat on Friday
New Years day.
w. p. Smith today sold to j. w
Arnold a ave room house on Third
and Miller streets. The consideration.
was $1,000. and the deal was made
through Il. w, Collins.
Misses Winnie olmntead. Nell
Dawson. Viola Fallon and Jean Muir.
ray made up q house party at the
home OF Miss Nell Phalen at Spirit
Lake yesterday. In the evening they
attended the dance and returned Ia
the city this morning.
The case OF b, Hage against Gust.
ave steihertitx Is hing tried In the
probate court this afternoon. The ac-
tion IL brought for the purpose OF Sc
curing a judgment against the de-
fendant for the amount OF Se0.s0
alleged to be due for labor perform
ed the plaintiff.
A reception will be rendered W. T.
Powell and family OF the Baptist
church this evening at the church. An
Invitation has been extended to the
members and pastors Of the other
churches to participate. At II
o'clock Rev. Powell will conduct q
prayer meeting which will last until
the old year makes It's exit and ths
New Year Il uahered In.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
PROHIBIT GREEN FOODS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. SI.-After
today, no foods greened with copper
salts win be allowed entry to the
United States according to a decision
OF the government board chraged
with the duty of enforcing the pure
food act. 1t has been decided by the
board that the acts prohibit the i'm
portation of foods treated with cop
per salts.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
CLOsEn THR oORMER

Suit was commenced last evening
by the w, s, Grindsfelder company
against the proprietors OF the Cob
web Bar. The action is instituted
for the purpose OF recovering n mon
ey judgment against the defendants
In the amount OF S1IS.sO. A writ
of attachment was Issued and a levy
made on the stock of liquors and el-
gars. and the establishment closed.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
SWAN cAsE nN TRIAL.

The case OF the state OF Idaho Va.
]. W. Swan. charged with grand lar
ceny. Ia being heard in the court of
Judge Chamberlln this afternoon. The
specific charge against Swan Is al
legged to consist In the stealing Of .
horse from Edward McMunegal on
December as, Swami claims that he
sold the horse to MeMunegal about a
year ago. and that he failed to pay
Tor him under the contract Of sale.
and recently he took the horse from
the possession Of the proprietor Of the
Vienna bakery where Il had been left
for keeping. He win interpose as a
defense. It Is said. that the horse was
taken under color OF title.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
No PAPER ToMoRRow

Owing to the fact that there win
be- a general observation Of New
Years day BY the business institu-
lions throughout the city the Press
will issue no paper ON that day. and
wishes lie many patrons and friends
happy and prosperous New Year
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
CITY IN pRlnp.

Cabs all night. Phones 1853.
Take dinner at the NOrmoyie.
The Normoyle dining room Is open.
Carl johnson. or Copeland. Is In
the city.
WIN. Ferrel. OF Forrell, Ia buai
ness visitor In the city.
rive ears Of coal Just received, Try
. ton. winn- -Chainey company
Miss Mabel Baumberger. OF st. Joe
Is the city visiting friends.
The dining room At the Hotel Nor
moyle Il open for business.
c. ". NorQnlst was q Spokane bus
mess visitor today.
Launch Roamer. Fred shallls
Headquarters Taxldermy store, 2Os
N. Fourth 81. Bell phone. 19s.
Manager Holmes. Of the Flewell.
Ing Lumber company OF st. Joe. Is
In the city.
Remember the Catholic Order of
Foreaters give one OF their enjoyable
dances New Years eve. Dec. S1st.
Hans ostenson today sold ave
acres OF land in Huetter TO Mons
Monson Of KelloEg,
The Steamer Seattle leaves every
day ~ p. N. for 81. Joe River---In-
dependent boat.
County Commissioner C. NJ. TriEe
Was a business visitor In the city to-
dAr from siateline.
Dry wood ls inch and 4 foot. de-
llvered. winn- BarF-C hainey COM
pany. Limited.
~. NJ. Dyer. formerly resident of
Dalton Garden. but nov Of Richland.
Washington 10 In the city.
The Modern woodmen win give q
dance ct Sanders hall December 30.
ls0e. Everybody invited. Good mu-
SIC. Tickets 90 ceEta.
We sell the best furnace and range
zeal on the market. Monarch and
Lghbridge. wtnn-Barr-ChAiney Co.
Ltd.
The Young Meas Club viii give
= al - $780,. A ~ a.av..arraus evan.
alng. Ths proceeds win so TO the
public library.
Green alfalfa. timothy has. straw
and an 'alnds Of grain and mill feed
on hand. wInn-BaFr-cAainey Co..
La.
thoroughly dry ne Inch ar and
sAmaraek slab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Lewis mill. Ball phoae
IS interstate :.
The Occur d.Aleae College opens
January N all departments. New
classes will be formed and Il d
good time TO begin with the new
CLASSES.
me winter term Of Miss Macon.
vlIle4 kindergarten VIII open 90
Msnaay. January 4. At > o'clock. Mas
MacconvIlle viii Be At the kindergar-
zen rooms. 40s Firth street. satur-
day afternoon. from 70 o'clock.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
NOTICE.

A meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Copper Prince Mining Co. for the
purpose OF eleetlng offleers OF the
coming year. win be held at the OF.
Gee. room rs. Sander block, in the
city OF Occur d'Alene. state OF Idaho
az two O'Clock. p. m. the eleventh
day of January. 1909.
BY the order Of
SAMUEL D. HoLBERT. Pres.
s. RAY HoLBERT. see. Treas.
d. DAVIS. Asst Sec.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
oRANp NRM YRARa RALI..

VIM be given by George w. Pay
nelt at the Park Pavilion. Friday
evening. January 1. The best Of
music. Dest door In the state. All
are cordially invited.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-31
TO rmu PUnLuC

The Press with deem 10 q special
favor tg patrons who fail 20 receive
their paper regularly WILL report the
Same 10 tho once, an 10 10 our only
means OF knowing how the carriers
are doing their work.
evidence that will convict any enc Of
stealing papers after they are delivered
THn PRESS PUBLISHING CO.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-09
Post Roads.
I, Can, Be Beat.

The Democraticl party stands TO