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Evening star., 1909-02-26
SHOES MADE AND REPAIRED.

LADIES AND GENTIEMENS FIHST-cL. ass
slurs made. 81 to 50: mendins riding boots
speciality: ladies turner shoes. So. With Pot
bury & Lee > years. BRUNO. 100 12th NV
Evening star., 1909-02-26
LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

L.
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
If not convenient TO call at The
Star office 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tiselnents Mt any of the following
Branch Offices:
WANT ADS. / CENT A WORD.
Minimum, IS cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Louis B. castell; Pharmacist, 400 lith St.
c2s~sls Drug Ss"s s,dss Sas h and sts
Thos A. Dobyns 18th and Columbia road.
sf@ hpys pras 2Stf t and and w:ns place
Emerson. G. w. Iith st. and Park I'd.
Gen,ner,s Drug Store. IAN and = SITS
H"rist's Drug Store. 25th and Pa. ave.
Holtzciaw's Newsstand. 17o5 "a. ave.
lof,r Kim Dn sns s'6 a aq nfcrmstan ursau
Kings n-ue Store. 18th and sts.
W. III. Davis. Drug Store. 9th and 8
National Hotel Postal Telegraph.
IEoss 4 Mnndin. ooih and X.
r'nion station. Postal TELEGRAPH
United states Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
Edwin yarnold. 14th and Monroe SITS nv.
Woodward & Lothrop. snrerintendent's dess.
,: ,2ai Ccnncs,ic.t ave-: Postal sII Ielesraph
GEORGETOwN:
bI'"unrll's Drug Store. 22d and NJ SITS.
r'nannclrs Drug Store. 32d and r S:s-
Pride Pharmacy. 2sth and = sts.
NORTHEAST:
Entlers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pl ne
i *, Richardson C".. y. Cap. and j. SITS
knnralv's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and l ste.
9. l.. krausc. 9th and SITS.
lanhams Pharmacy, 11th and +. Capitol sts.
V,,, W@"rndinT rhar%sSs r 18th and , Fl I st1 ne
SOCTHEAST:
Hra1'cyS Drug Store. Sth and T. SITS.
p'Donn"ir> Drug Store. I'd and Ps. ave.
~ $. Ecaly Druggist. nth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
'lth st. Wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
STilvans Drug Store, 1th and II SITS. s.w.
Charles s Walter. 961 AZ st. s.w.
ANACOSTIA:
e. q. inhr. 81 Monroe St
TE.NLEYTOWN, n. c.:
George 7. Parton Druggist. Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1909-02-26

!, l. ) ROOM APARTMENTS IN ALL LOCALi-
ties. fur. and unfur.: all information and auto
furnished free 4" applicants
CENTRAL. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
I,oS-tf 1898 y NV.
Evening star., 1909-02-26

FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES
In all sections Of the city: all sizes and prices
70 srit. We csn ron time and tro,hln
h. calling. phone to this ONCE. HARRISON
REALTY CO.. Ipc.. foI 18th NV. ". 3S63
Evening star., 1909-02-26
PRESSING AND CLEANING.

~ rIN,.. CEEA\lN', REPAIRING AND
PRESSING.
Iadi">' and S,nlemcn'S 81 Is, IN ,dsrs te prices.
4i1 y. \. ave. NV. Phone y. 49, ~ fee.o0s
Evening star., 1909-02-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED -THREE-R ROOM AND BATH APT:
outside. rooms: near ear line: elevator service ::
state terms and location. Address Box Us.
office. feo.G.t"
WANTED - APARTMENTS. FURNISHED OR
unfuInIshed: have great number OF applt-
~arts: no charge umtI rented CENTRAL
RFNI. ESTATE EXCHANGE. l:;:: L 81. NV.
Phone W in.,, ic':off
Evening star., 1909-02-26
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEO.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
\ very choice location Washington
Heights: very finely furnished and in good CON
dition: 10 rooms and bath: steam heat: 1880
Columbia road NV. Rent very reasonable.
MOORE & HILL. Inc.
fc2.,-.:t l.s:s, G. ST NV.
Fol; RENT INFURNISHED
1915 L. lSr. 2b. 800 1928 Riggs pl 1Or b. S4J
Quincy st. ne. + roonis and bath So. 90
::.4 i me-. q rooms. s................. 1900
1908 Md. s.w.. y rooms .....,.. - ~
We have a number of desirable furnished houses
in the NV. section: rent, So per mo- and up
ward TYLER a. RUTHERFORD upc1
fc2nt~ 80 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
TWO FEATHER JUGGLING
FIRMS At II AGAIN
Banks Wants His Old Company
Restrained From Ordering
Goods in His Name.

The troubles between the two Banks
millinery establishments or this city huvc
broken ont anew, and as u result another
action has hccn ;llcd In the district court.
in which tho two concerns are litigantE.
-. II. Banks IS the plaintin i'm an action
filed Thursday and T.. T. EcClcs and tho
.. -. Banks company arc the defendants.
n IS set ont IN this complaint that mp un-
tll April oi this rcar -. u. Banks WIS IN
t"r"atcd In the -. II. BanlSS company. but
that during that month he organized ana
took charge OF another concern known as
tho Banks Pattern Hat company.
Since ho started the now company. no
alleges that the defendants haN" con .
standing among tho oaston wholesale
concerns with which he transacts bus,
ness. The method they pursued. he al
lcC"s. was go order various quantities Of
goods and have them charged tn him but
shipped TO their housc. When tho bill
was sent tu him n" refused 10 pay II,
claiming that he had never ordered tie
goods In this way, hc claims. his rcpu-
tItlon for meeting his Just obligations has
hccu impaired. and II the defendants ar"
permitted 10 Continu" their practice, u"
saws. his business VIII be ruined.
tIo alleges that they haye threatened Ia
ruin his business and that their conduct
has caused him great tinauclIl> loss as
wcN as mental suffering. He Therefore
asks damages I'm the sum of $1,000 and
that tho defendants he restrained from
purchasing goods aud charging them iu
him. and from using his name in any
other manner i'm their business dealings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
LOOKS LIKE CLAIM
WILL co TO COURT
Committee Recommends That
Bill for Fixing Outlet Pipe
Be Denied.

The claim Of z. !. Moran, amounting
10 $50. 400, for repairing the wooden
stave pipe line, Will, in I'LL probability.
have TO be taken into court for settle
mcnt, as the special committee APP
pointed by tho president of the city
council to check the bill has decided
that il is too largo Il Job for them and
next Monday night viii recommend that
the bill bc denied. lf the report is
adopted by the council il means that
Moran will have TO sue for his money.
report along the line as stated
was put in TO the council last Monday
night but. as only three OF the six
members OF the committee had signed
it, President Davis ruled that there was
nothing for the council TO consider in
that matter. When asked Thursday
night as to what the committee will
do in the matter, Councilman Fern
strom said that he will probably sign
tho report which was submitted ut the
last meeting of the council, thereby
making ii q majority report of the com.
mittce, which Will properly bring the
matter before tho council.
Tho adoption Of the report may mean
n law suit and the members of the spc.
ciaI committee nrc Of the opinion that
before the litigation is ended he bill
VIII he cut down to considerable cX-
tent by the court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
BOYS WITH DYNAMITE
CAPS PRODUCE ALARM

Some little excitement was caused
Thursday In the nciShborhood OF Sixth
South and state streets bv some small
BOYS playing with about fifty dynamite
caps They threw one of The caps into
a bonfire and its explosion caused some
CONSERVATION I'm that vicinity. The lads
then ran TO their homes and took the
caps with them.
Their parents were afraid to handle the
explosives and took steps to ascertain
where they got them. Finally TWO of the
boys said that they had found them In d
shed in the rear OF certain premises, but
;hc owner of the premises denied that
they belonged 10 him and refused 10 have
ANYTHING TO do with them.
The polio" department was then tclc-
phoHcd to. but the officers said they did
not care TO handle tho caps. and suggest
cd that the juvenile court nc informed
of tho matter. The next thing was 10
find some one who was brave enough 10
srry the deadly dynamite to the court
room. Deputy Game Warden Sam Wright
ncinG The only official In that locality was
pressed into service, and carefully car
licd the caps 10 tic juvenile courtroom
where they are now being kept while an
attempt is being made 10 find out "a
whom thew belong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
MAN ONCE POPULAR HERE
HELD At Los ANGELES

Bernard NJ. Levy. who paid Salt Lake
City visit last spring and departed
by the fluater route. after he had Sc
cured considerable money on worthless
checks. is under arrest at Los Angeles
on the charge og impcrsonatiug a
United States officer 1t is said that
his operations have extended all over
the country.
Levy came here with excellent letters
Of recommendation and Immediately
broke into the inner circle of the finau-
rers aud other business men of the
city lie also cut quite swath so,
cially, the Alta club knowing him quite
well. There he held a guest card. and
was wined and diued. and IN return
gave several dinners.
But Lcvy'S : money gave out and then
he began 10 draw worthless checks, four
OF which were honored. The day of
reckoning came. though. and Levy was
lodged in the city Jail charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenscs
The victims rclcnted, however. and
Levy ''tloated' ont of the city when
they refused 10 prosecute.
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stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
By Cosette,
Friday October %, 1909,

Be bold, but Let not reckless fury sway.
Let him who sells he full OF zeal today.
Neptune is stationary in the zodiac to-
day.
Mars and Jupiter in bencnc aspect
make brilliant auspices for energy com
mcrcc and most affairs of mankind
Jupiter in this aspect is the greatly
fortunate planet. shining Slorously on
honesty. honor. courIg" and reason. He
rules the wealth bcncliccntly and makes
mon benevolent.
Intercourse Between men should he
mutually profitable this day. All CONNER
CIal undertakings should meet with re-
SponSivc factors
Snlespeoplc, merchants traders. promo
ters aud agents win itnd IL adVantaGeous
to use unusual cnergv and viSor In this
period and 10 push Affairs without relax
Ing efforts I'LL late In the evening.
The sign Is good for opening new places
Of business, cnl3rginS, adding and reno
waiting.
Mars rules favorably for the energetic
and plucl5y. but tends TO make everybody,
and especially the forceful. too warlikc
and impetuous.
Heed must bo taken 10 avoid disputes.
quarrals and strife. &c careful also
1gainst danger from wheel fire and sharp
edges.
Travel for health or pleasure is under
Consult physicians. surgeons aud spc-
ciaists or begin methods or treatment
dict regime.
Mechanics, engineers. smiths. butchers,
taiIorS. bakers. chemists and bankers aro
under favorable augurlcs.
Jupiter also favors all connected With
army or navy.
Persons with This brthdato are under
signs that indicate that steady p"rscvcr-
dnCc and modest economy during the
! twelvemunth will avail them NOR" than
specula tion or hazurd. Those in employ
mcnt should gain.
Children born today arc under signs
that often grant their subjects great lit
erary or musical ability and n remark
able faculty for gaining and holding
J fIlcnhY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
JAMES MARSH VICTIM
Of SALOON BRAWL
Is Said TO Have Been Too In
innate With His AsSail-
ants Wife.

James Marsh was brought to the police
station Thursday evening suffering from
n knife wound in the left shoulder
Marsh was the victim OF brawl In the
Ocean bar. 212 State street in which he
was cut bv Fred Newell. il is alleged.
Or 5. C. Paul dressed the injury. and
Marsh went his way.
The quarrel was over attentions alleged
10 have been paid by Marsh TO Newclls
wife 1t is said that Newell entered the
Ocean bar and singled out Marsh among
the drinkers. attacked him with tho
knife and inflicted the wound described.
II is furthermore charged that when
Newell made the assault he said some
thing To the effect that lao would teach
you 10 try to steal my wife
Aftor Marsh had loft the station ne
tclcphoncd from Second South and Main
streets saying that nc had reason to be
licvc that Newell. WAS laying FOR him. y
An officer was dispatched TO safeguard
him home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
SMALL BOYS LIFE
IS SNUFFEO OUT
Edward Davies, Eight Years
Old, Is Killed by Watson
Transfer Wagon.
LEFT THIGH FRACTURED
AND RIGHT HIP CRUSHED
No Blame Attaches to Driver,
but Coroner Will Make
Investigation.

In attempting either To get onto or
M OF drav belonging 10 the Watson
Transfer company. Of 55s South Fourth
West street, Edward Davies, 5 years
old, was instantly killed almost IN front
OF his homo at 40 West Second South
street about s clock Thursday even
ing The lad 5 left thigh WIS fractured
and his right hip crushed.
No blame attaches TO tho transfer
company or it's employees, but the com.
pany refused ia give out tho name or
The driver of the wagon, ON sentimental
grounds The driver, 10 whom absolute
w No blame is attached, II ls SAID, frlt
so badly over tho accident that he
requested that his name hc suppressed,
and accordingly it WAS withheld from
the press.
Coroner To Investigate.
The coroner viii begin an inycsti-
cation of the lad 5 death today.
Two or three byStauGers say that the
hoy attempted To get oil tho wagon aud
in The attempt caught his leg in the
right rear wheel The wheel broke his
leg, thay say. and threw him to the
street, breaking his thigh.
The employees Of the transfer COM
pauv believe that the lad was killed IN
trying 30 get onto tho wagon. Several
bows, including the Davies lad. at.
tempted 10 board IN earlier wagon Of
tho company AS IT. Went by on It's way
10 Ibe barns, but were driven away.
When the second wagon came along no
boys were in sight, ir is said, but sud
denly several small boys appeared and
attempted 10 get onto the wagon. The
manager of the transfer company be
licvcs that the Davies lad ran against
tho right rear wheel which throw bin
backwards into the street with suili.
cicnt force 10 kill him.
Death Instantaneous.
The driver of the wagon jumped of
and helped carry the lad INTO DIR. Ira
W. Waite 5 residence, Mt 204 South
Fourth West street, but death was
almost instantaneous and no assistance
was Of any avail. The body was taken
TO the Joseph William Taylor under
taking parlOrs
The dead boy is son OF William Z.
Davies, The funeral has not been ar
ranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
FUSION IS Still
BEING TALKED OF
1t Only Applies, However, to
Four Offices on the Gen
eraI Ticket.
GIVES HARRY JOSEPH
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
Democrats May Yet Have to
Swallow Church RepubIi-
can Nominations.

Harry Joseph. Inc with the fusion
bug, still has few more days in which
TO make life miserable for the church
Republicans and the hyphcnatcd tick.
ct, AS a committee of one, Harry has,
within the past few weeks, offered the
fusion mayoralty nomination 10 ncurly
every prominent Republican, Demo.
crat and Mugwump in town. In every
instance, the great honor has been
turned down. as few men arc willing 10
immediate themselves upon party altlrs
for the simple sake Of being martyrs
When the day for filing dcclinations
had passed, IT was generally supposed
that Harry WAS out of a Job, but this
supposltion proves TO be erroneous. IT
trauspircd, Thursday. that the Citizens
Democrats had failed TO file any noml.
nation upon the general ticket, except
that of w. Il. Wallace. the mayoralty
candidate. True. il was agreed be
tween The Citizens and Democrats that
Fitzgerald, Loycsy, Lawrence and Pea
body, should succeed in the order named
Mckay, Batcman. boy and Groo, the
original nominees of tho Democrats,
whose designations have since been
filed, but the substitution Of the fus
iou candidates has not yet been made.
As a result w. L. Wallace. mayoralty
tJUblljI', - lU' OuiN dISNlult Cduhl'
date of the CltiZcns-DcmocratS upon
the general city ticket
Attitude Of Republicans.
The Republicans. of course. have filed
all of their nominations, but they have
Withdrawn l. T.. Wiley, candidate foI
city attorney, in favor. temporarily, at
least. Of George \. Lawrence. who has
been agreed upon by the Citizens and
Democrats for the attorncyship.
All this goes 10 show that Harry
Joseph is still ia the running, Oh
course. all the fusion that can be. ac
rompllshcd now viii be in the nature OF
| the Citizens Democrats swallowing
church Republican candidates, but il
will give Mr. Joseph abundant oppor
tuuitv 10 make himself conspicuous un
! til the final filings arc made.
George y. Lawrence, iusmgcnt Re
publican. who Is slated 70 be the fusior
candidate for city attorney. is working
hard on his catechism, but il is sale
| by close friends of the Young attorney
that he is finding il difficult 10 answer
the questions in such a way as TO rcoair
standing with the strictly SmoOt winl
Of the Republican city committee. Mr.
| Lawrence is said to be taking counsel
however, and viii doubtless be sus
| taincd
As To the other offices. it is said tba
the Republicans viii attempt 10 force
! their own candidates urou the Citizens
! Democrats and row will probably b,
| tho result.
Tony Arnold Carriage Co.
/ Dav and night. Bell Main &c Ind. 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
POWER PLANT DISCUSSED

The state board OF examiners and three
of the trustees of the Agricultural college.
namely. John Dcrn. Mathonihah Thomas
and j. g. Sharp. met with l.. l.. Mum OF
the Telluride Power company and his rep
Tcsentatives in the governors Office.
Thursday, and discussed the matter OF
erecting q power plant at the college. ms
provided for by the last legislature. The
question was raised as 10 whether or not
II would bc cheaper TO buy power from
the Telluride Power company than to con-
struct the plant. but there may bc some
legal objection 10 that procedure. mas
much as the money was appropriated BY
building a plant. and some doubt was cX :
pressed as TO II being used otherwise.
That question will be determined by tho
Trustees OF the college at their regular
meeting next week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Alexander Optical Co.
Now at 21S So, Main.
+. c. ASHTON GIVES
POINTERS ON CONTRACTS

Great interest was manifested in tho
address delivered by II. G. Ashton to
members Of the salt Lake chapter Of the
American Institute Of Banking ut the Y
NJ c. A. Thursday night. when about
nftv members OF the chapter were pres
cnt Mr.. Ashton first delivered an ad-
dress on contracts rs applied 10 COM
mcrcial law and discussed tho applica-
tiun Of contracts TO banking.
Following the address, Mr.. Ashton con-
Quoted "A quiz class and asked different
members oC tho chapter questions on tho
lecture and on contracts generally. Prac-
tIcalv every one present took part in
the meeting and brought up many differ
cnt points i'm the law for Mr., Ashton TO
explain. This WAS tho second lecture ON
contracts which had been heard by the
chapter this year, aud the attention
which the address and the discussion
which followed showed the interest Of
members In the subject being discussed.
Subsequent meetings Of the chapter
during the present season will probably
be held In the rooms Of tho y. NJ. e. y.
The meeting was called To order by q.
b. Kelly. president OF tho chapter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
MYSTERIQUSLY MISSING
WOMAN IS LOCATED
Mrs. J. l.. Ferney of st. Anthony
Found Living in Private
Family.

Mrs. J. l.. Fcncy OF ST. Anthony. Ida.
whose Whereabouts was mystery 10 her
husband and friends Wednesday, night,
was found Thursday morning. Patrol
men Price and Simpson located Mis-.
Ferney near Warm Springs. wherc she
was living with a family residing in that
vicinity. She went 10 the Lattcr-day
Saints hospital later. where her son. S
years of age, underwent an operation.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Fcrucy's hus-
band, who had not heard trou his wife
for week, and who had sent letters
containing money. which were uncalled
for at the postofficc. reported 10 tho
police his fears that all was not as ii
should be. He feared that his wife had
met with foul play.
Mrs. FeTncy explained to her husband
Thursday that she had been too III for
several days To write 10 him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
LONG LOST CHECK
AT LAST RECOVERED

Some Time ago a check for about 5000
dra wn in iavnr Of II. i. Martin OF Long
Beach. cat, was lost. The check was
found By Il letter carrier in n mail bnV
in Ogden about month ago Ii rould
never be learned whether the check which
was found enclosed in pockctbook had
In the mail box
The matter, however, was referred To
PoatniftCc Inspector e. -. Lowe Mr.
Lowe carefully investigated The mattnr
aud after much research discovered thnf
Mr.. Martin was resident of I,oni. Ecarh
Cal. Then MIR. Lowe forwarded the cbcrl,
to Mr.. Martin at Long Beach. and upon
proper Identification Mr.. Martin will re-
UciNc tn" check
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
WIZARDS WARDS ARE
MAKING READY FOR ''FEED'

All wards ~ thc Wizard OF the Wa
sstch are fully warned OF the advent OF
the feast OF Joy" which Hatu. noble
lord Of tho mountains. has ordered to he
held at the Commercial club eat tho
shank of the evening on the day preccd
ing the Fourth Holy Day of tho Tenth
Moon" or translated. Saturday even
ing October %. beginning al SEA
o'clock. Special Invitations lave been
gent out 10 all wards aud their friends.
The invitations are printed on heavy dark
cream paper and with letters large
enough Ia permit being read hy the most
ncarsightcd Of the Wizards followers
II is intended to arouse further inter
esl in the organization in anticipation
Of the next celebration 10 bc held neS
summer on July q. 1t is expected that
there will bc present about 200 wards oi
tic Wizard. aud a special program. with
ranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
GIRL INTERCEPTED AS
ABOUT TO LEAVE CIT

Lena Cracroft aged IL. was COMMITTEE
90 the state Industrial school NJ Ogdel
Thursday. by Judge Alexander McAlas'
ter OF the juvenile court, Tor incorrlgipl'
ity The girl has been mp before 70:
court several times and has always prom.
isSd TO improve her conduct. but bi.
failed To do 50. She was cited to appes'
before tho court Thursday. and Wedres-
day night she attempted 10 leave tae
city. but was caught 10y Mrs. Anne =
Young the natrou OF tho court, and pr
vented from doing so. She had seculc'
cmploymcht in Idaho through p local eu'
ploymcnt agency. which had provided nes
with transportation. and WAS iutereep'e.
she started for the depot 10 leave ~
CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Card of Thanks.

We desire TO extend 10 all .!
friends our heartfelt thanks for y
Kindness aud sympathy shown MS du
ing our grief at the death Of our, ~,
loved wife. daughter and sister, MI
Cora Jane DcuaI Van Doran. Alsc .
appreciation for the beautiful D9n1
offerings. Mrs. r. 6, Van Dcren, ~
and Mrs, \. j. deuel., Mr. and Mrs.
W, Deuel., Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Onas,1s ,s
Mr.. and Mrs f.. \. Palmer aud ~
and Mrs r. Il. Stewart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Union Of Domestics.

The domcstics are 10 organize and
possibly umonizc. Cooks, walters and
mattresses. aud other hotel and restaur-
ant employees VIII meet in the Knights
of Columbus hall Wednesday evening,
October p. 10 perfect an organization.
An excellent musical aud speaking pro-
;,rammc is being prepared aud q ban
uiiut wiIl bc served
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Dependable Proprietary Medicines

II must br admitted by every fair
minded. Intelligent person that a mcdi.
zine could not live and grow IN popu.
larity for thirty years and today hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
of actual cures. as has Lydia Il, Pink
ham & Vegetable Compound. without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and de
pendablc by every thinking person.