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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-13
BANQUET In HONOR
OF MGR. FALC0Nl0

ROME, June 12.-Thc American col,
lege was again the scene of great
gathering of Catholic notables at the
literary and musical entertainment to-
night, one of the features OF the golden
jubilee of the college, Among those
present were Mgr. Falconio, the apos-
tolc delegate; Archbishop Farley of
New York, Archbishop O'Connell of
Boston and many of the other American
bishops and prelates who have come
to join in the celebration. Merry del
Val, the papal secretary. delivered an
address in English, in which he outlined
the progress OF Catholicism in America.
Archbishops Farley and O'Conell
also spoke, pointing out the signifi-
cancc Of the festivities,
A banquet was given in honor Of
Mgr Falconio this evening by the
American pilgrims. under the leadership
of John G.. McGrane, the guests includ-
ing the Archbishop of York
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STRoCKs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers,
f. 2nd South. Phones dgi. cIA3
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Body Blow at Lottery.

NEW ORLEANS, June ia spe-
clal from Colon says: A body blow has
been delivered to the Chinese lottery.
An official order has been issued limit
ing its operations TO one drawing only
a week, and that ON Sundays. At pres
cnt thcrc arc three drawings nightly.
The fact that the government has fin
ally taken a hand in the matter is con
sidered by many TO prcsage the ultI-
mate suppression Of the lottery.
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING co.

Principal place OF business. room 5l6
Dooly block. Salt Lake City. Utah NO,
tice is hereby given that at meeting oi
the directors held on the 18th day oL
June, 1909. an assessment OF cents pcs
share being assessment No 2l. was
levied on the capital stock OF the corpor-
alton. payable Immediately TO y. Keeaes'
secretary OF the company, at his othce'
516 Dooly block. Salt Lake city. Utah. 4
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on SATURDAY
July II. 1909. Will be delinquent ana "a az
vcrtisod for sale ut public auction anu,
unless payment is made before VII 10 a
sold on the 9th day OF August l9o9' ae
. o'clock p. m. Of said day, to pay ,h, ,hc
delinquent assessment together WIN, w
cost of advertising and expense OF 81, sai7'
A. REEVES, Secretary,
SIC Dooly block. Salt Lake CITY, C,a,s Cta,,s;
First publication. juno IL. l9O'. sl9lo
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INDEPENDENTS
FAST BALL GAME IS
SCHEDULED TODAY

The best baseball game Of tho sea
son viii be played this afternoon on
the Walker field. The competing teams
will be The Tribuues and Republicans,
The game Will start promptly at $3.50
p. IN. and will be for the gate receipts
Both teams have been winning all
their games played so far this season
Manager Cranes says that he is con-
Gdent Of winning today's game. His
team has been practicing for two
months, and the boys are we'll up in
team work. The game will probably
be the best one played during the pres
ent summer.
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CUT FLOWERS


TIE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under Natl Bank OF Rep.
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NOTICE.

Bids will he received by the city. cqun.
ell OF Salt Lake City. Utah, until Ju,p ,,
200 acres. consisting OF timothy Wild ,i nay
and lucern. the city lands IN fa, az
lcy's canyon. The purchaser TO care lo,,
cut and harvest tile same at his OWL OWL
expense Crop TO be ready TO harvest
between July 20 and August l.
Bidders are requested TO deposit ,,, csa
tined check for 10 per cent of the amoons
of the bid ~.
Right is reserved. to reject any and oil
bids. j. B. MORETON,
City Recorder
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Good Roads Meeting

Arrangements have been made
through the Automobile club TO meet
the county commissioners Of Tooele
county and Lekepoint Monday at ii
a. M for the purpose OF seeing what
can be done TO improve the road around
tho point of the mountain leading into
Tooclc. As many automobilists as pos
sible are asked TO 20 along After the
meeting with the county commissioning
n trip Will be made to Saltair over the
new road
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BIGGEST SM0KESTACK
IN WORLD COMPLETED

GREAT FALLS, Mont, June 12.-
The biggest smokestack in the world
at the Boston and Montana smelter
here was put TO use this afternoon for
the first time. The chimney is 500
feet high, rs feet in diameter at the
base and 53 feet at the top.
1t has been under construction for
two years, and together with an i'm
mense flue, is designed to save the min
eral and acids that have heretofore
been carried away in the smoke
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-Four Victims Of Fire.

DETROIT, Mich, June ia floor
at the plant Of the Peninsuar Stove
works on West Fort street caved in to-
day and was followed by fire. -Four
persons were killed and number were
injured The store was six story
building and five floors collapsed from
the weight of the stoves which filed
them. The fire was soon brought under
control
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ainbow Mining Company of Utah,

Principal place OF business No. 20
South Main street, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that a n meet
ing of the directors, held on the 10th day
of June. 100? an assessment OF one
fourth ca cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation. pay
able on or before the 10th day of July
1909. to Ernest M, Fowler secretary and
treasurer. At the office OF the company.
No. SO South Main street Salt Lake
city, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
20th day of July, 1909, Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment is made before will
be sold the 25th day OF August. 1909
gethcr with the cost of advertising and
expense OF sale.
ERNEST M FOWLER,
Secretary and Treasurer
Office No. 32 South Main street Salt
Lake City Utah. sl545
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Killed by Train,

MISSOULA, Mont, June 12.-While
trying to board a moving train at
Willis Station, 2S miles east of Mis-.
soula today, Edward Saul, a Northern
Pacific workman, fell under the trucks
and was so badly injured that he died
while being rushed TO the hospital at
Mssoula-
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Match Ball Games.

SpcclaI 70 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, June 12-The Salt Lake
National Guards will play the Bingham
Commercials match game Of baseba
here tomorrow afternoon for small
purse and the gate receipts.
On Monday afternoon the Bingham
team Will play the Bingham Eagles.
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Noted Catholic Dies.

NEW YORK, June 12-Stcphen
Thcrry, who founded the Holy Name
society Of the Roman Catholic church
in 1854, died today. The society has
for its object the Encouragement of
profanity.
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American Association.

At Columbus-Minneapolis 5; Colum-
bus. i; second game, Minneapolis, Q, Co
lumbus. 4.
At Toledo-Toedo. \; Kansas City. 3,
At Louisvile-Louisville-S st, Paul game
postponed. rain
At indianapolis Indianapolis Mllwau-
kce postponed. rain.
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tri5nd tpidi. lOH-.
Tho state prison guards say that they
were Handicapped hy having ouly three
guns for their i've shooters. One OF these
got out of order shortly after the match
started and Urc had 10 use strans-
iircarm. The state prison had ordered
more revolvors, but they did not ar
rive.
However. the guards expect 10 get re-
Ncucc on tho army men AT the next
shoot. which will be held at ihe
state prison on July s. BY that time they
are confident that they will hav" good
pistols, besides having in their team one
uf the best shots at the pcnit"niaF.
Although thrd IN tho thrce-cornerco
contest The guardsmen had ono feather
10 stick i'm their cap Captain Ncbp ol
fh, team made the best showing IN any
ono round He scored IS out OF posi-
BILE 30 i'm fiVc shots.
CLAYTON Coolidge. of Ogden was referee.
IIc had not much TO do. fcC there was not
II wrauglc In the whole afternoon lor nm
10 settle. =.
Following the match. Colonel W. ;.
Scott commaudant al the fort, enter
Gained the contestants and the governor
party. Light refreshments were served
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work In small family: no washing or
ironing. 1916 East Brigham. Call today.
1904
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BUTTE.

Summary: Lett ON bases-IIelena. s;
Butte, 3. Stolen bascs-Elsey. Sacrifice
hits-Moore 2. Murray. Sacrifice fly
Jrby. Two-base hits-Irby, Campbell.
Double plays-Turk to Nehring; Hoon TO
Fortier Struck out-by Johnson, Z.
Bases on balls-off Johnson, j; off Nc
Adams, 2. Hit by pitched bali-by Nc
Adams. Harmuth- Time OF gamc-l .25.
weather.
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Detention Home Beaten.

The X. A. G. defeated the Uintah De.
tention Home baseball team Saturday
afternoon by score Of 81 to /, on
the Poplar Grove grounds.
The batteries were-Decker, Helm
and DahIstead, Hanson and j. Decker.
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Automobile Race.

DENVER, June i2.-Ford car No. :. In
the Now Yorl5-to- Seattle race. in charge
Of Bert w. Scott, driver. and G. j. Smith,
mechaniciau. arrived In Denver at lO;iS
tonight. after u hard DAYS run over roads
made almost impossible 10y heavy rains.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

TWO GOOD SOLICITORS. CLEANING
works. Call l16 r.: 9th So. 1901
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College Baseball.

At Amherst-Amhcrst g. Brown, l.
At Worcester-Fordham, 3; Holy
Cross. 0.
AT Cambridge 2; Harvard I.
At delphia-Pennsylyani A; Car
Isle. 9
At Princeton-Yale, .. Princeton, g.
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POULTRY

~~~~~~~~~~~-O~~~~~~~~-O
SECOND WEEK-FOR ONE MORE
week Conkey's Lice Powder is offered
by Bailey & Sons Company for free trial
Try il on setting hens. Won't faint eggs.
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GOING, GOING. NOT QUITE GONE!
Poultrymen come for free copy Conkey 5
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LARORERS WANTED AT CORNER so.
Temple and y streets Monday morning.
SliI1
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Il
McKenZio. Display yards 522 S. State
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WANTED. LADY CLOTHES JRONERS
and mangie girls: good wages. Model
Laundry, State st. and Orpheum ave.
slGg6
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Az BODY -ElIliHI SIA-CAN MAIZE
s. daily all year raising mushrooms for
hotels and restaurants with my spawn In
cellars. sheds. boxes etc. Free illus
trated instruction booklet Hiram Bar
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JOHNSON PITCHES
EXCELLENT BASEBALL

BUTTE. Mont. June 12.-Johnson's
work in the box for Helena this after
noon was of quality seldom seen ON
Inc local diamond. He had the Butte
baftcrs at his mercy throughout the
game and the three hits scored of him
were too scattered 10 be effective.
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A private safe may he rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
32 Up. Main street. $500 per year.
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GOOD WOMEN FOR GENERAL,
honscwork. 4j9 SO. 9Th East Phone
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Cardinals Lose Second Game.

ST. LOUIS. June 12.-PhIladelphia took
the second game OF the series from ST
Louis. 3 to 2, Moren gave the local
team Dut TWO hits. II. II. Il.
Philadelphia ....21 IA I
Batteries-Sallce, More and Bresna-
han; Moren and Doom, Umpires-Ems-
lie and O'Day,
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Fight Is Stopped.
Special to The Tribune.

EUREKA. June 12.-The twenty-round
boxing contest that was to have taken
place at the Silver City pavilion, between
Joe Jefords and Billy bennington, cham
pion of Oregon. was stopped by Sheriff
Gus j. Hcnriod His reason for so do
ing was that II brought an undesirable
element into the district, and as long as
he is sheriff he VIII not allow any prize
lighting In Juab county
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WANTED HELP-FEMAI.E

>-~-~>~-~~~~~~~>~-~->~>~>
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOuSEWORY
Inquire AZ LIST ave. Bell 1912; Ind.
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Pacific League.

At San FrancIsco-San Francisco, .;
Oakland, ..
At Los Anseles-Los Angeles. Z; Yer
non. l.
AT PortIand-Portand, 7; sacra-
mcnto, 6.
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YOUNG GIRL TO HELP WITH LIGHT
holscWork. 80 Il ST. $500
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Fine Support,

CHICAGO, June 12.-Boston was shut
out today by Eroh's pitching and bril-
liant fielding back of him. neither OF
Chlcaso's errors doing any damage.
r.. II. i.
BOSTON -..:.,s: ,s:s.,-.............0 8 .
Batteries-Khoh and Moran Tnuckey
TRULY.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Ind. $50.
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$4,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY EASILY
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Northwest League,

At Tacoms-Portand 6: Tacoma, l.
AT Vancouyer-Yancouvcr s; Seat
tie. ..
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Spokane, l.
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Pirates Going Strong

PITTSBURG. June 12.-Wilhelm was
not effective today and Pitlsburg easily
defeated Brooklyn. 10 10 /, making
twelve straight victories for the home
tSah, r. H. Il.
Plttsburg .. ,.,1 ia ~ I
Batteries- -camnitz ava ;,;;'';;,. c,;,s I,,
helm and Bergen. Umplres-Cusack and
Johnstone.
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CUSHIONS AND UPHoLsTERINGs

HEADQUARTERS FOR CT SHIONS,
general upholstering and repairing. Fun
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Good Fielding,

CINCINNATI. June sensational
fielding marked todays game between
New York aud Cincinnati, the work OF
the local outhcld being particularly bril-
nant, X. II. T..
Cincinnati 0
nc" YORK ......a...-s .-sa.......s...2 |
Batteries-Ewing, Rowan and Mclean:
Mathewsou and Meyers. Umpires-Klcm
and Kane.
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AUTOMOBILE FOE SALE
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

WE PAY 90 PER CENT COMMISSION
on all sums paid 10 us as tuition fees
By any student enrolled in our conserva-
tory; some one gets il. Do YOU know OF
any one that desires TO study any in
strument? Send them along and the COM
mission is yours If they enroll. Call and
see us, we will explain fully Intermoun-
tain Conservatory OF Music. Fourth floor
board of trade building. 1--WE teach az
Instruments sl5s2
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Western League.

At Omaha-Omaha. 4 Des Moincs. o.
Al Wichita-Pueblo. 6; Wichita, o.
At bincoln-Sioux City. o. Lincoln. s.
AT Topeka-Topeka. 4: Denver. 8.
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AMERICAN
Tigers Drop One.

WASHINGTON. June 1a.-Detroit
played poorly today and Groom held
them safe in n batting way. allowing but
four hits, Washington winning easily,
TO 2. r. ii. +.
Washington ....................61 10 l
Batterics-Groom and Street, Sum
mers. Suggs and Stanage. Schmidt.
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T!me: p Winner s9vaor-Aier-
=. place out show Gaa So place. ll.o show Intoon B.! show
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A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 up Main street. $500 per year.
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year-olds. distance five furlongs. was won
today by Maiden Aunt. Avalanche II,
was second and Suubr,ght third. Among
tho thirteen starters was August Bel
mont's AoStica II.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

LUNDQTIST-Fu services over Lu-
clc Beatrice Lundquist Will be held
from the residence 519 5th ave. Sunday,
at p. IN. Friends invited TO attend. In
torment In tho CITY ccmtery.
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BL00MER GIRLS WILL
PLAY INDEPENDENTS

Margetts's Independents will play the
Boston BIoomcr girls match game on
Monday afternoon on the Walker field.
Margc,ts says that he does not like the
idea OF putting the champion team Of
Utah against the visitors in a match
game. but as he cannot afford TO lose
another game the present summer he
has decided TO run UP the score as big
as his team can.
The lineup Will be as follows:
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE s 1909
Additional Sporting News
THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

Salt Lake CITY. Juno IL. Weather clear. Track
100 FIRST RACE-selilng. Six and half furongs.
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Tlme-:12 2-5. :2i 2-5. 81. 40 l-5. 1902 2
Ley9nt Trained by j. Ancp, Went TO post 4;
7-10 place Ia show. Mallon So place, out she
Toler. Frlar OF Elgin Canardo. overweight-LuN
ia SMITH HACE-Four and half furlones.
LII ms Purse $3.50.
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Even Contest.


BOSTON, June 12.-CIevcland won
from Boston today. to o. Up To the
ninth inning il was an even contest.
r. II. L.
Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
Boston ........--...........O D
and Carrigan
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STRAYED OR STOLEN


ONE GRAY HORSE. BRANDED WITH
figure in duplicate on left side OF
neck Reward for return, 539 s. 9Th W.
sl512
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Gatewick Turf,

GATEWIcK, England June ie.-The
Crabbct plate of 300 sovereIgns FOR q
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ARMY OFFICERS WIN
MATCH PISTOL SHOOT
Penitentiary Boys Find More
Than Their Match in
Uncle Sam.

Army officers showed Saturday that
they were better pistol shots than the
state prison guards or National Guards
men. but they had to extend themselves
10 the utmost to beat the pcnitentlary
men. Tho latter were only 5t points be-
hind Uncle Sans shooters when the final
score was cast up. after two hours and
a half or blazing away at targets on the
pistol range at Fort Douglas in the after
noon.
The army men had the advantage OF
being familiar with the range. but the
state prison guards and the militiamen
had the spur OF the presence or state Of
hcers. who were there to keep an eye
on the bullseyes. Governor Spry and a
number or his STAFF sat I'm a tent 10 the
rear OF the contestants Every shot
which tho guardsmen sent homo received
mods and words OF approval from the gov
CrIior.
The contest. which began about
O'Clock. was at 20 and 30 yards. Five
men shot on each team.
/, was an ideal day for shooting. A
light wind kept down the heat OF the
sun and did not Interfere IN the least
with the craftsmanship. The scores OF
the teams follow:
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

~~I"~-~N(N<~7~@-<~-7~<N-|7|
EBER w. HALL UNDERTAKER AND
embalmcr 1Gi S. West Temple; phone
1919 v492
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Powell in Poor Shape.
First Inning Counts.

NEW YORK. June 12.-Chicago won,
10 2. in uneven game here today
New York made Its hits and all its runs
In the first inning, Smith OF Chicago
thereafter pitching a strong game.
r. II. E.
Chicago ..............., . o
New York ....,-.........3 6
Battcries-Smith and Sullivan; Ches-
bro, Warhop, Hughes and Blair.
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Observation-Disclosures

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1855
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1T PAYS! HIGH SCHOOL CONNER
cIal students to Finish up In our
school because: We finish them right
and place them In GOOD POSITIONS
UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE. ENTER
NOW. sl3S3
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WANTED. AT ONCE, a FIRST CLASS
baker; must he good on both bread and
cakes. good wages; steady job. Address
VIM. Dant, Idaho Falls, Ida. slG30
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
Bowen s
? lcaSdlIIlt
Y Jew
Tcrr acc
The Tract
of Quality

Offers the Homeseeker and In
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found on the Real Estate market
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Go where you will, you will
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and besides the location it offers
you any number Of advantages
that no other Subdivision can
boast of.
This tract is improved with the
very best Of street work, such as
5-foot cement walks, wide park
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and, of course, the streets grad
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quirements, which means