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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Dcnth al N'nr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.
Phelps a Grand ArrnN veteran aSea
Il living at 49, state street. died az.
ST Marks hospital YESTERDAY lrpaM
iIlleart troubles. He was a Ilen.nS
=Epf the George r. MAXWELL &Post, ahu
the war was q private IN J.
tinops Fourteenth Ills. cavalry
peterson i Game Wardcn-H. u.
pe+erson of Hyrum, Cache county.
was Amounted game warden IN tnati
,nnnty yesterday BIZ. Fred Chambers.
state fish, and game. commlsslolls,
Another appointment Is 70 nc inaas
in the First district Which elnniase
tlle northern part olsstneS
socks Aid OF SGInrclscs-Gaptain -;
Mackey, in command of the Si9cal
Volunteers of America Posi-, = es,il.u
on the young haIno Ne yoI-
evangelical churches 10 help stlS ~,
unteers reach nnrcgenerate oples,
the down town district: Special ser
vices are being held at ~ Gorl1leI-
cial street
yyiI Meet ut Lion Housc--TheIe Vii
,o'a meeting Of tlle Daughters Of Utah:
Pioneers next "Wednesday at 9 ciustN
al the Lion house to coisiaeI ~
rangements for a picnic q. " ai.au-
nero 70 a X place later in the season.
iSid~sfashioned costumes will be a fea-
fife.Tand there will be an Interesting
aENi'iN, W. ttfN1&t HEElHIHSsGT
program.
Art institute ippoiltmcnts--Edwin
lIryans and Mrs. Elizabeth Ronnenlors.
nf sa1t Lake and R. p. Irvine 20
Provo. were appointed OF
Ii governing board of the utan EsrI
institute by Governor William spy.
The last Legislature changed asthe nv
reducing the number Of persons on
the governing board from seven "
three and increasing the appropriation
for special prizes.
a Simpkin, Mrs. Milan 4. SanIoIa
and Mrs. Don Cora,S are 70 aci ~
4 Judges In the essay contest, sWrlcill
closes June 4 being conducted 8py 9
local Sbanking concern. The sfirst prlac
4 is $40 cash, and there are ~ Otter
contestants as Il Greatgdea OF intefss.
has been taken IN the contest by the
school children. The subject of the
essay is How to save Money
Doctors Move Oriccs-'rhe follow
ing physicians and surgeons have re-
moved TO the eighth Door OF the Dos
ton building, Main street, Or. y. ,
lsascom. Dr. Warren BENJAMIN. Pr
J.5F. Gritclilowa,5 Dr. w Brow GWlng
Humphrey. lor. I'hilo u ~
IN Il. Kirtley. DIR ID. Moore Lindsay
I5r. a. N. Minear, DIR. q q. 0dell
Or George u. Smaft ana Dr. ].
Steele.
Mems Club Formcd-The men 9
Phillips congregational church organ
##&i..ed 81 Mems club last evening, presll
dent, James E..s Scobce: vice spresldeht
AlonzoST. Bardwell; secretary, Al
Moody, treasurer, La aldwin IN
chairmen of rhe various committee
are @Church. GieoggetH. brown; llteI
nv. Charles II. Rockwell: social, +
II. scheil: music, w. i: AcGartney
" smith: young mems section, Ca
los f. Bardwell. #
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10000 C R OF LAND

To be opened for settlement under
the Carey Act at Shoshone on June sth
Reduced rates in effect VIA Oregon
Short Line, June 3, 6, Z n 5, limit,
June 18th. For descriptive literature
address y. E Burley, General Pass.
Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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We have plotted. planned and fig
ured. working from morning till night.
seeking for a medicine that will take
the place of HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. but we can't find it, Tel or
Tablets. 35 cents-Godbe-Pitts Drug
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Every NJ OF refinement apnre-
c;ates n radiant. beautiful complexion
ychich is so much admired by men.
such complexiops come to all Who use
uoIister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
~, Tablets. 35 cents.--Godbe-Pltts
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MEMS CHORUS MEETS.

The Salt Lake Mems chorus held their
semi-annual meeting last evening IN
tbe rooms of Conductor Squire Coop.
Reuorts were read showing the or
SANITATION to be in good financial shape.
and that in the past siStmonths !. mac
articinated in four concerts. W. L..
Pichardson. the manager, was depu-
fixed to confer with the arrangements
Of other local choral organizations 70
see h could he done to better must
cal conditions here. The sentiment was
that the mems chorus should be con-
tinued as a. separate organization Be.
fore adjournment the chorus presented
prof. coop with-a substantial token Oh
their appreciation. There was a CORA
ton with a pleasant social.
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PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST CLOSES
IIJNE 1ST.

The school children are worktng for
that $1,000 prize. They cannot all WIN,
but there are Stwenty-one other gooo
prizes in this essay contest for Gn,i-
.dren who Will work. Write Sourslitts
essay, not more than three hunaFsa
5000 words and send 1T IN before the
close Of business on June Isl; FriAe
winner Will be notified SATURDAY, 1uulhs
the 9Th. -,
SALT LAKE SECURITY TRUST
COMPANY.
No! SO sJJp. Main STREET.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

Via Denver G Rio Grande Isailroad.
TO ogden. 1928 a, M. LOO o. m. s1.o0
TO Provo Canyon. 1850 a. M. $40 a.
M. S1.25. \,
TO Pharaoh,s Glen. $40 a. M. 80
Returning on any train.
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sAIlTAIR TRAIN SCHEDULE.
$50. 1e:l5, 900, and every forty
minutes thereafter. Opening to-
day. Round trip. IS cents.
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a pair of fine shetland ponies. har.
ness and surrey. Enquire 7, r. Cuts
ler, Sharon building. South Temple st.
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Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
Kodaks. misunderstanding. 14a Main 81
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z1oN,s SAVINGS EASK & TRUsTCot
T-ransacts a general trust business
ma nays 4 per cent interest on saT.
51ngs deposits.
JOSEPH r. SMITH. President.
ANTHON H.&LUND. Vtce-Prest.
10, C, BEEBE, Cashier.
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All kinds of Seeds. Bailey s Son,
Co.. G3 East md So.
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A fine line of graduating and Chill
dren's Hats at big reductions for,.lo
DAYS at Woren's Coop, % a. list So.
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lived 1872 YEARS.

william Parr-England's Oldest man
-married the third time at 12O, worked
IN The fields t..lgls. md lived ..
5lnnser. People should be youthful az
SO, James Wright OF spurlock, n ~
shows how to remain young. It,
.. fter taking six bottles Of Electric
Filters. For thirty years Kidney trou.
lie made life a burden, but the iirst
hottie Of this wonderful medicine ION.
rincea me / had found the greatss-
cure On earth" They're q godsend 70
weak. sickly. rundown Or old ?
Try them, soc at o.. e. M. u, ll--Ai4
south Main street. Salt Lake Clts.
sALT.AIIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DELAYED in transit. Entire Pains
program Monday nihht. See u, Rouhd
trip, 20 cents.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

UTAH ARID FARM CONN., speeiaf
Notice is hereby gEi iSehd of the Btaf
R Sssd Far M aslspany WI b he'd ED T Lake Ike
e aaie 10; sos ssXn . sstb. B isssl Il sa : eo,e s1es
city. Utah s., on day to consider 4 vote
P; M t5 be question OF increasing th slo sseo
itaI stock Of the sompaT ha from TamSer Of
70 10000 by iansanT from sas 100 shares
shares J ao q shares hare and to provide for s .slis
t TO and eenditions upon n Mhish ii si BY.
stock shall be sod or da and sf i ma,
ths So ef the s~toekholders vote for BE sst sl
3n3psopSsed amendments. to amend Increase
stioies OF. incorporation sors az ! and to
th negs shp for the terms and eonal.lh 4
mn, n whisi, said increased slo os Djrec-
be disposed OF by the R39W1ITpTSoE.
President Utah Arid Farm
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BLACKSMITH MUST PA

Hyrum S%andberg, n blacksmith, was
ordered yesterday to pay his wife 70
a weellHfor the support of their child,
13 months old, during the tendency of
the suit for divorce against him. Mrs.
Alice U..lSandberg. his wife, told the
court that for the last two months she
had been living with her mother and
had no means of support. When she
and her husband separated, Sandberg
telephoned to the stores where she had
traded and informed them not to give
her any credit. iThe4 We're married on
Ian l2. 1907, and Mrs. Sandberg charges
her husband with cruelty i'll her COM
plant.
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Flower and Garden Seed. Bailey 8
sons Co. So East End So. ----4
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Gt,oBE-wERNIcKE BOOKCASES
In all woods and sizes.
Breeder Office Supply Co.

A fine line OF graduating and Chill
dren,s Hats at big reductions for ~
days at Wonlen's Co-opsI 20 Il. LIST so.
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of ali the fruits that Ire in the land
that grow on bush or tree.
L would give up the choicest e
For Rocky Mountain Tea
-Godbe-Pitts Drug CO.
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MARTIN COAL CO.. b5 SO. MAIN.
All kinds of coal. we'll screened and
promptly delivered.
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CHANGE.

ai5 BUSIISELSS CEE1A4S6T.
NJ. Taylor & CO., successors TO
loseph9E. Taylor. undertasers and en-
balmers. same address. s51-3-5 East
First South.
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TO Il

rhs anvass for r. T.. Polk & Co.'S
81. IaRe GitysDirectory. 1909, is conf
nlete. All persons who IA recently
1,ada 8anyschat,ge in their residence or
h,,sines,,. addresses are requested 70
call at the Directory sofhce 81 VIE
rs at once. to insure correct lnsertion
az their names. etc. a or Mrlt t,a
no changes VIII be taken oSet =
phones. ~
II P.#COOPER. Sec, and Mgr
DoolY Builaing.
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Fer SALE.

Mccoy,s Liyery Stable: Roth phones ..
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saLrAIR OPENING TO-DAY.
Many new attractions and improve
ments, The crowds Will be there,
Round trip, % cents.
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y. F. WALK FLORAL co.
At Godbe-Pitts Drug. Phones 1f0.
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BOARD AND ROOM BY
man, close In. State terms, Address 7
~ re Of News. 5s3@S S2qFs ast9s& E
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John w. Barrett, a railroad conduc-
tor. made his third unsuccessful at
tempt yesterday afternoon in Judge
Morse's court to, obtain nm interlocn-%
tory decree 81 divorce from his wife,
Mrs. Florence G.. Barrett. In present
ing his cause tof action yesterday, he
testified that l,ecause he failed to give
his wife a Christmas present in 1905
she refused to live With him any
more, and went to Denver, where she
sold all their furniture they had stored
there and spent the money, which
amounted to s2O3s- His story was not.
corroborated. however, and Judge
Morse took the case under advisement
again.
In a jnrevious hearing Barrett charged
his wife with cruelty. When she could
way, lie declared, then sle4took exceP-3
ton To his nationality. Mrs Barrett
| also refused to go Will, him to places
OF amusement. These were his allegaF
tons of cruelty which caused him
great mental distress rd$lacerated his
feelings but Judge Morse did not.
think tl,at they We're sufficient to grant.
a decree.
When the case was first called for
trial 5Barrett testified that his wife
charged linn with being unfaithful.
when he came home late at3night. She
also wrangled 50 much at night, he
said, that She disturbed the occupants
In the adjoining rooms. The last ale
CATION was corroborated, but Judge
Morse was not satisfied and asked for
more evidence. They Were married in
J Colorado about five years ago and came
4 here two years ago. Mrs. Barrett Is
now in Columbus. Q.
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LOST.
LoST-Reward S. today for
button No. 90. S5Gany day.for
duplicates, Culrner Paint ~
Glass Co. 20 K list Soa
FOUND.

Ar OTTO o. oBIsAD & CO.. 52I SO;
stats St, grent reduction in %arani sa
painting and trimming. Blacksmith and
Understanding.
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WANTED.

WE DESIRE WORK FOR ~
engineers, Watchmen and young nlen.
Presiding Bishops Office. a North MAN
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PRETTY MII4IIINERss CASE.

NTrs. Anna Smithson. a young and
pretty mil,iner. who charges her. 11us-
band, Charles Smithsoll, ~a$saloonkeepel'
of Milford. Utah, with tieing her IN "a
blanket and then setting fire to it, was
granted S25 a. month temporary ali
mony during the tendency Of her suit.
After this order was made, IT was
found necessary to modify the restrain
Ing or~derHwhiclr had besntissuedS against
him so that he could draw the money
from the bank. He was allowed by tho
same modification to draw out an equal
amount for his own uses. Mrs. Smith
son now5ltpes at PSI east Second South
street. and since she left her husband
when he threatened to kill her ! n
March, she has been employed here in
Ia millinery store. They were married
in Los Angeles on Nov. Is, 1905,
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rHE UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CON,
traetins Co. conducts a trade school and
wants men to learn plumbing. nr,ese
laying or electrical trade. NO expense
md hundreds have learned IN a ieW
NJ onths. Steady work guaranteed. Ad-
| dress 100 e. o. LOS Angeles.
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JuDGE ADVISES PETTY.

Charles n. Petty. who was arraigned
before the court on an order to show
cause why he should not be punished
for not paying aliniony for the support
Of his child, was discharged by Judge
Morse upon the showing. he made...Eie
had paid in tile last two months SIS TO
his attorney and his Wife's attorney but
there was no stipulation in the de-.
cree granting attorney fees. He de-
,clared that he was bounded by he at
torneys for the one n vas com
PEELED to pay it. Judge Morse told him
hereafter that the first thing he should
pay out of his wages was h alimony
ordered by the court. Petty.s wife
secured d divorce from him on March
l9 last and Judge Morse granted her
sl2.5o a month for the support of their
child. Luta, 8 years old.
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Two ENERGETIC ANpAREL1ABLE
youug1men to handle attractice prols97
%sitioi,l Returned missionaries preIer Rei
ses3- etc S a. m, or Z ito 8 p. m.
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on, Jobs DONE BY
worthy man. Address E-37 care OF News.
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r1vo sAIEsMEN, YOUNG MEN,
y orai and intellectual qualifications re-
.uuirad. Call at once, S54 e. U rem
nlelaInd. hhoneN 2OSO.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

SEARS 1NvEsTsIENTcos. Real Es-
tate. Mining. Mortgags Loans ann / 5ss
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MONEY To&LoAN oN.BUSINEsS OK
Is MSJDENCE PROPERTY. Apply il,
SshhJNE 800 Hooper Bldg. Bell fone 2a2o.-
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GOOD SALARIES
permanent, agreeable work for T. T., ~ =
Government undo civil serves ssn ! Il
$EoaKiet i1s, sivins questions, l!st3pf no
sitfonssand advice about seoullng men.
free FOR the asking; Unusual nance Nv shss
inston Civil service School, Washans-
ton, DC.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

NOTES OF sAI.ARIED PEoPIaEAND
business concerns bought without secur-
ity5s cheapest rates, eas,estS = 9afn'e roI-
Offices in 6S princlpal5 clItes' Il
man. 33S Atlns Block. --A
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS poSToF
f1cc clerks. mail carriers. salary SeoVs
81, 1890. Examination in Salt Lake ,sa1 ~;
5000 appointments coming. PrepaadI Va
free. Write Immediately afor sclieuuts.
FRANKLIN Institute, Dept. 500 81 fsocne
Nter.NN. Y. E.aIN
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MOVING, ORA ETC.

SMITH TRANSFER co, CLEAN:
nadded vans and careful men; nv. ~
EEoris Blk. Ind. 1907; Bell 35os.. Stofase.
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THE COUNTY RECORDS PROVE WE
make more real estate loans tnan any
thrae nornDetltors combined. 10 years
th,si 5ess With only one foreclosure. RUS
sell Il. Tracey, II 2. LIST South.
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MARBLE AND GRANTEE LETTER
ers, Elias Norris & sons 20. 6oln
Phones ssT. 4
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nuns AND -TAxIDERAnsT

6t.i "a have them repaired and cleaned
dSSring the summer. We buy All kinds
If raw furs and. live wild animals. i.
stencil Fur. Co. 81 p. 3rd SO. Born
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OSTRICH PLUMES cleaned and curlsa.
4. r. Carter Fur Co..22f w. LIST SO. ~.
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nymRMoNs EAsT.

No. 50 Up. Main stret.
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civ Scavenger Co.. Phone Ind
s07s: Bell 25sf-y. A. nHingsworth. Mgs
sALr LAKE scAvENGER Co. IS T.
O. Place. Ind Phone 1861 Bell Mata-1lo,
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FOR FRENCH DRY CLEANING
Lake nCieaning Coz. AL So. State ST.
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COLLECTION.

+ COLLECT BAD DEBTS
lTwhereS send for folder giving rates and
references. Wallace. d. r.. Walker Blds.
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wANTED-MAN. LIN /. ~
representative; no canvassinE,o or SOLICIT
ing. good income assured, Address I'm "a
tionai Co-operatiNe HealtS ~ -
Mardcns Bldg, Washington, p.
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T,AEGE PADDED VANS AND Goob
snace. in a clean warehouse. by snlJl!i
transfer Co, No. 5 EaEle Blk. IND w.
Bell $3.50.
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HORSES AND CATTLE To Pas,
tture. mean city. Animals calied 10y =
w Ord Snrin Ind o2Su, @ #BaESEE
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LARGE PADDED VANS AND Goop
.nare ~nSalcIean Warehouse; by Smlth
IT|ransfer Go. liz West End SOUTH. nv
1907: Bell 1853. ---F
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WANTED.

Goop5GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 36 South 18th East st.
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HOTELS, ETC.

ROYAL SHOE REpAIRINS oa &C. R si
Sonth vs. s17 Give us a trial. Mems
s seNed. 75c; Ladies'. SOC; heels. gse;t tu ~
IN hse1s ACC. Done while you wait. an
y.nrk larantced.S
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WOMAN FOR CARVING in CAFE-
terra. Apply Is East Srd South.
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pookKEEpERr AND STENOGRAPH-
woman, experienced and CON.
petent, Moderate salary. Adress hEso
care of News. -
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nr-sEgET scAyENGER o..soFFICR
rear 1N e. 9th South.HBeu phone e2S.
IND ana. Goodwin, MIR.
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CoLIIMBIA OPTICAL Co. 80 MAIN
ST., manufacturing OPTICIANS wholcSais
a M retail Occulists, prescriptions filled
same dav5as received. Complicated lenses
duplicated. Grinding on premises.
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING GO.
60 Z, list South. Basement. Beti phoho
a256. Ind. go.
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THE SALT LAKE HOUSE WRECK
co. w. n. Griffin. Prop. Buildings
promptly removed: owner well , naid.
Yard. All So. End r.. 81. IND NJ stei. sop
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osr1,IcH pLusIEs CLEANED.

n. n. EARDIEY BRo..sssa F. o.
Place. Electricians.
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RYWATER q GRoo. 1t4-i4s WEST
sn,th SAMPLE Hot air ~furnaces. roof.
r,,tterfng. corn!ce. skylight, etc3
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FLOWERS. GARDENS. ETC.

FINE GERANIUM PLANTS. I
! sizes. Porter-Walton Co.. 3iS So. state 81.
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E1ite Dressmaking and Ladies Tailor,
ing 4 Union Ave, rear 81 South JIG
iIrn ~ Il phonn' TIDY. Mrs. j. Il. Malone.
MRS, w. P. LINN, PROFESSIONAL.
lace maker. cleanses and repairs "a
Phone 1917.
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ABsTRACTER.

" o 2sCSTHoMAS ALsToN FOR ETp
gains in Real Estate and Abstraeis ~,
Title. n West Second South. Ind. phon9a
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NATIONAL HOUSE ~:
10 10. lat South. Raseunent.IBel phone
1856; Ind. 973. Wall Paper ClsnninR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

cIRL FOR SERVING IN CAFE
teTia ,hpply Is East 3rd South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

JAPANESE house cleaners sent prompt
~. Bell e92a: Ind. 2ssS.. lss p. lst south.
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ENUpsoN NOVELTY MFG. co. so
south state st. Mowers tshnrpened.
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p. NELSON. Isl EAST EIRsT re, soo and
ST, Both phones slso. Est,[nat
nij work promptly
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-06-25

124.000,000 acres are covered with
woodland, of value for fuel, fence
posts and other purposes essential to
the success of the farmers. There
are also 97,000,O00 acres covered
with heavy forests having commercial
value for timber and logs for saw
mills, also hundreds OF thousands OF
acres Of timber lands in other parts
OF the United States. Reforestra-
ton and conservation of the vast re-
sources are necessary to provide flu
ture generations with timber and
lumber supplies. The government is
expanding large amounts Of money
every year to protect its forests from
nres, yet expert lumbermen say that
more standing timber is destroyed by
flames annually than is converted
into understandable lumber by the saw
mills"
Mar. Hooker said 1t Is likely that
his resolution will be presented to
the various interests Of the irrigation
congress for discussion and will af-
terWard be incorporated in memoir
ial to the United States congress. It
is also purposed to have large dele
cation, composed OF representatives Of
every state and territory In the union
push the measure for adoption. The
work Of enlisting the support Of the
people interested In the various pro-
Jects will be taken up Immediately
after the close Of the irrigation con-
gress with the view to concerted ac-
ton.