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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT
GETTING ALONG NICELY
No Additional Light Is Thrown
Oh Cause of the
Wreck.

Victims OF the street car accident
which occurred Monday evening at 6:.5
o clock at the intersection OF North TEN
pie and First West streets, are all re-
ported by the attending physicians TO be
recovering rapidly and no more serious
Injuries developed than was reported in
Tuesday mornings issue OF The Tribune
Z. W, Cannon. the motorman the Ill
fated car. who had his ankle sprained
is at his home. 234 North First West
street. resting comfortably. az are the
other eight persons injured.
The railroad officials have not arrived
at any definite conclusion as to just what
caused the wreck. but state that IL Is
supposed that earth and stones on the
track derailed tho car. Although Motor
man Cannon stated soon after the acci-
dent that he saw several small BOYS run
hastily from the street corner az the car
approached, nothing was discovered indi-
eating that the boys placed the obstruc-
tion on tho track,
1t was miraculous escape for all those
riding on the car at the time of tho
accident, and congratulations were raIned
In upon them from ell sides Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
WELL-KNOWN Citizen
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Gordon C. Elmer Dies as Result
of an Attack Of Pneu-
mOnia.

Salt Lake lost well-known business
man In the death of Golden c. Elmer,
which occurred at the family residence
33l South Sixth East street, on Monday.
The direct cause Of death was pneumonia
and he had been Ill but a comparatively
short time.
Mr.. Elmer was 81 years old, having
been born In Essex, England. November
8. 1Si9. lie came 10 this country with
his parents when ne was Ii years old. He
went To Tintic IN 1871 and became proui-
nently identified with mining there, and
later. In 1891 he settled down in this
city and had lived here ever since.
Mr.. Elmer married Rachel A Rouse
OF Goshen. Utah, In 1872. and she and
six children survive him. Their names
are Virginia, Edward G.. d. Roy, W.
Harry. J. Ward and Ray Elmer.
Mr.. Elmer was member I'm high
standing IN the Masonic lodge. having
been made q master OF Masonry In Story
lodge No. (. + and A. NJ. OF Provo. The
was also member OF Utah chapter No
|. Royal Arch Masons, OF this city, Mr.
Elmer was charter member of the Fra
ternal Order OF Eagles No 81 and held
membership IN the Independent Order OF
odd Fellows
The funeral will be held from the Ma
sonic Temple ut 2 o clock Thursday aft
ernoon. The interment VIII be at Mount
Olivet cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
LAURELRURST
GREATER SALT LAKE CITY

Are you going to wait until too late
TO get one of those beautiful acre-lots
in Laurelhurst7 Between 1lth and l2th
South, on the City East Bench
That's where you will want to live
in the next few years. Even now there
is five-cent trolley fare, within walk
ing distance.
If you don't know about Laurelhurst,
find out about it at once, You cannot
afford to miss this opportunity. Call
or telephone.
CHANDLER g. SOULES COMPANY.
Suite 404 Atlas Block.
Phones, Bell 2l59; Ind. l67.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
BURGLARY is CHARGED
AGAINST C0L0RED MAN

charged with breaking into the barbe!
shop OF ]. T. I<iuge. under the CONNER
cial National bank. was arrested Tues
day morning Dy Policeman Olsen.
Craven Is charged with burglary. IL
being alleged that he forced rear win
dow OF the shop and stole q shotgun The
shotgun was found In z local pawn shop.
The paWnoroker gave good description
Of the colored man. and In a short time
Policeman Olsen had located the suspect
When arrested, Craven denied all
knowledge OF the theft. He was taken
before the pawnbroller. who stated that
the police had surely captured the man
that sold him the gun.
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BEYOND THE EEAoH
THIEF OR FIRR

Be prepared for thlsT,s,
break III or fire to bftai
by keeping your va!uanl'
pers. insurance policies
family heirlooms safe no
danger IN one OF our sas
posiJ vaults.
Privacy, secu-ity and Z
sibility when occasion
quires, make our service :
liable that you cannot aiiu
be without 1t.
The fact that you paJ
cure q compartments foT y
as $3.50 a year places tnls
vice easily within youi e
We shall be pleased .
you call and let US explaA
splendid facilities. . M,
UTAH SAVINGS 6 TA'
COMPANY !,
Salt Lake City, Utar
235 Main Street
In the business hean
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
WHY DOES THE NEWS
OPPOSE Mr.. KNIGHT?
Why Does Not the Organ Of the
Lord Print His State
ment?
rs IT'S ALLEGIANCE GREATER
TO SM00T THAN TO KNIGHT?
The knight Family Are the
Largest Contributors to the
Mormon Church.

. As member OF The dominant
: church and one devoted to its
I. principles. [ protest against any
: person attempting to drag IL into
: the mire of politics or using it
: TO further the political ambi'
!. tions Of any man or the sue
: cess of any political party.
: | denounco the whisperers and
: gnm.shoers who are among the
. people appealing to religious
: prejudice to induce Mormon
: Democrats TO be disloyal to
their party principles.
: It is trick and a scheme IN
the interest OF Republican poll
? ticians. There is no sincerity
. or desire for the good OF any
: church or the state behind their
. efforts
. II we were aliens, slaves or
: hoboes there might be some
: need Of whispcrers telling us
. how to vote, but as we are
. American citizens, this IS not
necessary.
Ii Americans or Republi. .
cans vote for me-and / expect
many of them will want 1T 20
. be because Of my desire for
peace in Utah and because / be :
lieve they know that my efforts {
will he TO restore harmony and
confidence and TO serve all of :
the people with equal Justice
Extract from speech of Jesse :
William Knight, Democratic :
candidate for governor OF Utah, :
at rally in Bingham Junction. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
GET READY FOR THE BIG FLAG PARADE

take a
fitting could be for the winding this
this splendid district Unless
which
you are II
Organize companies parties big rally Help
breaker fo all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
DIVORCE is GRANTED
TO NORA HUMPHREYS

Nora. HurphrIes was granted a divorce
from Pinkney HUMPHREYS by default IN
trict court Tuesday and restored 10 her
maiden name OF Trueblood. The grounds
on which the decree was granted were
non-support and failure TO provide.
The marriage was celebrated at BerE-
lev, Norfolk county. Va, October 26 1896
Following Humphries' alleged desertlon a
phries, accompanied by relatives, came To
Salt Lake City. There arc no children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
CHARLES THOMAS TAN
TO THE HOLY

Charles Thomas. aged u yssIJi,' yn,i,
Holy Cross hospital as 80 ~
suffering from q geneiLaah, n
Thomas passed Monday niSn, ,,r5'
Ing quarters of the city ,adIs, h. I'D IA
day morning was hardy a1'' ,s
The old man left the !a,, n,oo5
n nearby saloon. and The pipgS
tIcinc the serious condition 'ms
in. Communicated with police ~ ~
The police in turn noIii,vy, ,nvry-,sre3
sicIan Calderwood, WHO oi'
taken To the Hospital. H., I'D
A report from the hospl.G IN
ming said that the old ITO"
comfortably.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
DAYLIGHT ROBBERS
ARE GETTING BOLD
Home of W. W. Rivers Turned
TOpsy-Turvy While Family
Is Away.
TRICK QUICKLY TURNED
DURING THE AFTERNOON
Two Pieces of Jewelry Comprise
the Only Valuables
Secured.

Burglars entered tho home of W. w.
Rivers, cashier of The Tribune, at 34T
Third East street, late Tuesday after
noon, and. after rausacking the house
from top to bottom. departed by the
front door. a number of pieces OF
jewelry comprised the haul made by the
thieves.
Entrance TO the house was gained by
rear window. The burglars cut away
the screening, broke the window glass
and then turned the fastening, and
raised the sash Mrs. Rivers had gone
down town shopping, aud when she ar
rived home about = o clock sho found
the front door open. No sooner had she
sterned into the house than she realized
that thieves had been there. Cup
boards, drawers, closets and bookcases
had their doors swinging wide open, and
things were turned upside down In gen
eral. Bed clothing was thrown from
the beds, rugs were turned upside down
and the house looked as if cyclone
had held full sway in it. The thieves
left no place uninvestigated where there
was 2 possibility OF money or iewelry
being hidden.
One OF Mr.. Rivers neigbbors saw
somebody walking about In the house
about $50 O'Clock, when il was begin
ming to get dusk, but. being OF the opin
ion that IL was member of the house
hold. thought no more about the matter.
Mr.. Rivers has reported the BURGLARY to
The police,
Probably Professionals.
Iu the past month police headquar-
ters has been notified of several bur
glaries committed in this daring manner
and where the thieves ransacked the
house in the same way. The other bur
glaries also were daylight ones, and
the police nre of the opinion that the
men turning tho tricks are profes-
sionals
That their actions are cool and de-
liberate is shown by the manner in
which they raDsack q house. In no in
stance, where the police have been made
acquainted with a like robbery. has n
report been given that the houses were
not thoroughly gone over.
Without question the burglars watch
the house they anticipate breaking into
until they see all the occupants leave,
and then commence operations at once
Their search for articles of iewclry OF
money is made hastily, but carefully.
have robbed houses in like manner have
even taken books from their shelves
aud turned the leaves in quest Of
money.
Although the police have descrip.
ton OF z large amount of loot stolen
by daylight burglars in the past month
none of 1T has yet shown up in any of
the local pawnshops, so the clues the
police have to work on are very mea ger
4 private safo may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults OF the
IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

With the near approach Of /,
interest is becoming more asd
keen, and as a result a numbsr,
stantial bets have been placed b,
upon their fayorites. Alrsadv|
the space OF three days more ID,
has been wagered IN this civ
and each day from now until ~
are made known will see morey ,
into the pool rooms. II is ccp|
expected that before ps1t +
night between s25.0OO and ss0d
have been put up by the beitou
No large bets were registers
day, the best one posted being
TO $500 shot that Bryan will b
Another was one OF 500 10 q.
Spry will get 5000 moro vots
Jesse William Knight.
During the day several sual
were made. the majority being d
Of the election Of Taft, alsho1r
cral were registered that the Al
WoOlo carry salt Lake count7.
odds on this were S75 to $3.50, a
were several takers.
Just before the betting ~
the day a peculiar bet vas r,t
fering 800 even that the ~
would not carry the county. q
found q number Of taken.
classed as the lone best bst'
proved TO be so. II vas onlF .
time before the bet was remoSH
the board.
In direct comparison With y
were the odds offered thas u. !
licans viii carry the county. u
men, in order 10 be as safe A n
offered odds of one TO two, "
price being 575 20 $3.50.
One other bet which has co.'s
significance attached TO ii Is q
to $40 that Taft will carry Ola
realized that If he cannot cam \
state, his chances are e1cepuol'l|
in tho rest OF the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
ENGINEERS WIDOW GETS
VERDICT FOR $4,000

BY stipulation, in Judge Lewiss dt-
vision of the third district court Tuesday.
Annie r. Sanders widow OF Engineer
George Sanders. who was killed in the
collision Of his engine with dump car
on the Salt Lake & Ogden railway. July
81 last was awarded damages in the sun,
Of $4,000, for which she asked In hsr com
plant filed Monday.
Besides a widow. Sanders left five chill
drcn, three OF whom are minors as fol-
w. and Bessie.
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Tag whenf October 81.

are accepted, more than does Navajo
tussy Jimmie III seventy-fve wears: (:
more money than would the three button
corporal IN two thousand years! Yet this
dclcctable gang tells the Deseret News
not TO support Jesse William Knight.
1t is up to the members of the church
Of which Jesse William Knight is q
member in good standing TO saw
whether they shall. at the command
of the Pee Wees, the Kinkies, the Cur
lies. the Fussies. the dress parade cor
porals. renounce Jesse Wilnam Knight
aud vote to sustain a member of the
bunch who have no religion. no politics.
no nothing; except the fact that thev
have mold OF the public tcat and don t
want TO let 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
Typewriter Supplies SneciaI

One ribbon for any machine, one doz.
en- notebooks, bottle typewriter oil, oil
can, one eraser, one stenoerapher' q
pencil. all for one dollar, this week only.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. Either
phone $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

Special-Empire Theater-Special.
Giving Pictures,n 'EHarvest DAYS, -
"Summer" q" and Gettysburg" Al!
new moving pictures additional 10c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
HORSES FOR SALE.

Six teams good, heavy work horses;
three teams of delivery horses; also
four good saddle horses. For particu-
lars call on or address z. s. Giliner,
22T North First West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
ELLEN AGAIN LANDS
IN THE CITY BASTTLE

Screaming at the top OF her voice. and
kicking like a mule, Ellen Dickson. no
tor!ous character In police circles, was
taken to the city jail shortly before mid
night very much under the Influence Of
corn juice"
Ellen was only recently released from
2 term OF imprisonment Ia the city ia!l
She was located at East Third South
street and Franklin avenIe having high
old time. All the way TO the jail IN the
police patrol she was screaming for help
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

A private safe may be rented in ths
FIRE and burglar proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
1921 Main street. $3.50 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

Be sure that you register TODAY,
Unless you are registered you can
not vote. This is the LAST registra-
the list.
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Christensen g. Christensen, attorneys
and counseloEs at law, have returned to
their former offices in the Romney
block, 2l2 South Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

Special-Empire Theater-Special.
"Living Pictures" "Harvest Days, -
"Summer" and Gettysburg" All
new moving pictures additional 10c.
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Bettors Arc Now Begin,i,,
Back Their Judgnr|
With Their Coin,
SEVERAL OF THE OFFERS
LOOK LIKE LEAD Pm
Even Bet That American.
Not Carry County Baet,
Off the Board. I

Observation-Disclosures, :;;-.:-;;.,,.;...
Any part of $4,000 10 -.
Taft elected. "
Any part Of $4,000 :, ~.
Taft elected. ss
s75 to 500 Americans =,
county. -
s4oo to $500 chanl.- 49,,
New York. 'a'n'
York, az
500 to $3.50 you eanro, 4.
three states outside OF ;bs Z;
South which will go Bys,'' =
$500 even Taft carrie. M ,
5000 Bryan gets four 80 -
outside solid South.
$3.50 to $1,000 Taft ol....,
$50 to $50 Bryan came, n,
; York.
500 to $500 BRYAN is .,....,
s75 to $50 Republican, M =.
; the county.
$40 even Taft carries r,5,...
SIPS to $500 Bryan slestsS :
$50 70 $500 BRYAN elessss
: $50 70 $40 Hughes e,s:,
500 even Americans 4, I.
carry Salt Lake county. " +
: sl0o to $500 Spry gsts q,
; more votes than Knight. "
SO even no Democrat MI /,
elected on Salt Lake ess,,
. ticket.
$50 to $40 Taft carries 0ls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

Dr. Alice Houghton has moved her
ofico to Room So. Mercantile Block,
over Walkers store
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Tag whena October 81.
HUSBAND FILES ANSWER
TO HIS WIFE'S ACTION

George l.. Daniel filed an answer and
cross complaint To Pearl Florence Dan l.
court Tuesday. in which lie sets up the
claim that Mrs. Daniel Is not lit 10 have
the custody of their only child, Verne
2 years old, and asks Tor the lad's Gus
tody himself
Mrs. Daniels. in her complaint for di
vorce. says that Daniel cursed ana abused
her, and about April /, 1906, etghteen
months after their marriage. struck hcr
and then dragged her by the hair Of The
head across the kitchen floor, leavin.. har
unconscious. On May {, that yeaT ba
brutolly beat her again. she said.
Daniel says that Mrs Daniel descrted
him June Z, 1906, and although he mad
94Tertures Tor her return she reDulsed him
lie denies that he mistreated Mrs, Denini
or that he failed TO provide for her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
Wednesday Evening octoher

Wednesday Evening, October %.
AT Stockton. Speakers-R.
". Wiley and others.
At Mrs. Lewis Martin IS resi-
dence, ia 3 street. Sneakers
NJ. Z, Wilson, Professor George
3. Sweazey, W. ". Little and
j. w, Thompson, (Under man
ngement of Ladies' Auxiliary.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
SIDESTEP ANTIQUITY.

Because your Great Grandfather used
certain methods of Painting, there arc
no more reasons why you should follow
those methods than there are that you
should dress in tho same style or build
your bouse on the same plan. as the
fashions in dress and architecture have
advanced-so have the fashions and
methods ip House Painting. "ACME
QUALITY" (PaiDts for every purpose)
leads the fashion and points the way to
Paint Modernism. Get out Of the Rut
Put your Trolley on the Third Rail and
advance with the times. CULMER
PAINT & GLASS CO. 20 East lst So
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

S. NJ. Taylor & Co., successors to 10.
sepb E. Taylor, undertakers and en-
balmers. Same address, 251253-255
T. 1sG South,
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EXPERT KODAK FINIsaING

Harry Shipler, Comm ercial Photoa,
rapher. Isl South Main. second floor.
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Big Bargains

in furs and rugs. Have the largest
polar bear in Utah. Room 6, 90 East
2ud South ST.
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4 private safo may be rented in the
FIRE ard burglarproof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust COMPANY.
1884 Main street, $3.50 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

T. o. E. BALL.
Odeon hall tonight. Refreshments.
$100 per couple.
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AMERICAN MEETINGS.

The following is the schedule
for meetings as now outlined for
the present week, with the re-
spective speakers for each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
High Grade Wall Papers.
.Bodel Co.. 33 E, Ist South.

I ICVUIF Z l1ulsHS.
Good work at moderate prices. Nidg-
ley-Bodel Co., 33 L. 1st South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

Repairs have begun IN the Central fire
station on East First South street, the
wooden block floors of several of the
houses being taken up ard concrete put
lr their place The workmen engaged in
the duty took up the floor OF the aerial
truck house Tuesday. While the repairs
are going on the truck Is being kept In
the yard back OF the station,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
BREEDEN OFFICE SUfl

The largest retail stationviSi' Sa,'ii
Utah. 60 West Second o0u.
Christensen g. ChristensssSS,. sS.
and counselors at law: oss sss
TO their former Offices II sst -
block, 2l2 South Main sIre.~
The Bismarck Bowline, "A
been entirely renovated az
open.
Kodak Finishing d
Salt Lake Photo Supply w.
Tag when? October %. y
Tony Arnold Cai'isss @ q
Day and night. Bell MsIp
Tag when7 October -
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Thursday Eventng october %

At Mrs. Shannon's residence,
q Johnson street (take Poplar
Grove carr. Speakers-E. B.
Critchlow. J. ". Thompson and
Professor Martin. (Upder man
agement Ladies' Auxiliary.)
AT Unity hall, Speakers 10.
seph Lirnman, c. II. Jackson of
Idaho and W. J. Barrette.
At Eastman IS hall, 3221h
State street. Spcakers-J. f.
Darmer, E. A. Rogers and w.
s. Dalton. (Under management
American club
AT Park City. Speakers-A.
j. Weber and J. F. Gibbs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28

Four Kinds.
There is Good Printing; Better Print
ing; Best Printing, and Tribune-Re-
porter Printing.
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Tag when7 October 81,
E. o. E. BALL

Odeon hall tonight. Refreshmc,t
S1.00 per couple. ''"'e" u
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Friday Evening. October 30.

fIIuay hVeuIHB. OCCOber 80.
At the residence Of Judge
George F. Goodwin. 2l7 Eighth
East street Speakers-W. J.
Barrette, Professor A. S. Mar
tin, Professor George B.
Sweazey and E, A. Rogers. Gun
der management of Woman g
American club.
At Bingham. Speakers -Jo,
seph Lippman and C. II. Jack
son. American drum corps will
be present. Big dance after
rally.
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Tag wbeni October 81.
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Picture Framing
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., l4a Main.
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Pictures and Frames.
Midgley. Bodel CO., 33 e. lst South.
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John harrington IS Stable,
Carriages and light livery. Phone 273.
ARE YOU HUNGRY2
Fine food and service at the RoysL
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery, Phones 81
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Repairs Being Made.

Tag when7 October 81.
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Tag wheno October 81.
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The largest retail ststionsII! Sd";I
Utah. 60 West Second oou'
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This is the last Registration
day.
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Tag when7 October ~
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Salt Lake Photo Supply W.