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FOR RENT-W G. DUvkIL, 7o2 nth nv.
SO3 p at. nv. entire business bldg Ssa 90
32S at NV II rooms and hath. ~ OF
I3I nth Sc Tor and b. steam heat. . so. 50
1872 Park I'd. tMt. Pleasant 10 rooms. - 20
So Mass ave NV ST. and b. ...... 80. rs
4O6 lst NV rooms and bath ..... pc. 80
1923 Pa. ave. Sc, 6r. h.. yard. cellar. 20 %
Furnished rm Sd a. front 100 l1th NV. IA. %
Fiat, lS75I5 Pa ave Sc. 5r b., I'd I'LL. so
Flat, 1859 Pa. ave. Sc, 5r., b., lst d.. so
Flat 1901 Potomac ave Sc, LIST door. IL. 20
Flat 1868 Pa ave- Sc. or, b., LIST a. :. 1850
Flat 1868 Potomac ave Sc list H.. 80
7l6 R. l. ave. NV. rooms, only. 800. u 80
Stable. rear i146 Goth NV, stories. 20 90
Garage 1929 Kingman pl n.w..........16.O %
64S Morton pl ne, Ar and b. fat. LIST A. 1850
Ofaces in SIT 14tb nw...... Sl2. so to II 30
Fine store TO 18th Observation-Disclosures. ID %
Fine Office or shop. 40 11th n.w....... $500
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FOR SAI.E-A NICE LITTLE VILLAGE FARM
in Fairfax; squares from trolley; acres;
new s-room house: 2 porches; = bay windows:
cellar fine well at the door: new stable snd
hen house; price, 3d. 800. including II Of the
corn crop; nice Jersey COW. 100 hens. This
will make an ideal poultry farm: suitable for
an Oficeholder. Will sell on reasonable terms.
J. +. JERMAN,
Fairfax. Va.
Call or phone at 1916 st. NV. after pm.
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TIA 9th sw, Sr. b. 20
324 ] sw. Or. b. 20. 20
405 Al. sw. sto. 2r.2o.O0
:,Oc l. So. Or. b. II. 80
1928 18th NV. orb. 30
:!2l NJ sw. Jr. W. 100
Thos.P. Brown, 61I il- st
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1917 Conn Nv. 21r.
4b. 80
1879 n H av. 16r,
1888 Il. ier. Sd. $500. $500
SIG c. cor. 2b.s h. 81. so
9lS 23d. Tor. b. NIL so. 50
2153 X, Or. b. ami. As. so
500 23d. Sr. st, b. $500
1421 nth. Sr. 2b. 1895
2J17 Pa av.9r. n. lat35. IS
211S q. lar. b. $3.50
1917 Pa av, sr. b. .32. GO
1907 l.. Sr, b. .@.75
oil 23d, Sr. b. .3O.S7
800 23d. Sr, b.lat. 30. 81
5000 q. 10r. b. lat. 30. 90
1923 N. Or. b. lat.8. 90
1917 Wallach. Or. BIS. 80
2so4 n. Or. h. lat.25.:0
2436 K, ar. ". lat. q. 50
1859 Emerson ne. Or,
b...-...........I. 80
1917 Emerson ne, Or.
n. -.....-.... IL 10
139 d ne. or, W. 1851
92s 4th ne. Or. ". latl5.5O
For full list Of small
Office
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
SELECT LIST OF
FURNISHED HOUSES
MOORE & HILL QNCD.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
18th ST., l0r.. b.. season to June. u. 0oOO
kaicrama ave. 12r. and b., per month IUW
Cli6bourne pl. IL rooms. baths. !5oW
Biltmore near Columbia I'd. 1lr.. 3D.. 1OO
Lamont near 18th ST.. Sr. and b..... l2sW
Monroe near 18th St. 1Or.. 2b. .9U
Garfield St, Woodley. new. 1Or., 2b-. 'oW
NORTHWEST.
10th st. near I, 1Sr.. 3D.. year. 4,VOW
r Ut. near 16th % rooms. baths. 1000
VI. ave. OPP. the Portland. 24r., a.. 1000
Mas ave near 18th I3r 2b ~ 225 90
Mass. ave. near 18th. l2r.. 2b. 49,. 1000
Mass ave. near Sheridan Cir, 2Or.. 2b 1910
OF, near 18th. 10 rooms. baths. 12!O0
y. H. ave. near n ST., 12r.. 81. 49,. 1890
N. H. near St. 11r. and bath. 1l3O
X ct. bet. 9th and 10th. Tor. and bath lOo.Oo
r st. near 18th, IL rooms and BATH. 1OOCO
3lst at near O. o rooms and BATH. 1900
8 near 9th. rooms and bath. 1000
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Columbia I'd. near 18th. 12r.. 2b. 1000
Harvard near 18th. 10 rooms and bath 10000
Harvard near 14th. 10 rooms and bath 1880
Harvard near 18th. 10 rooms and bath $500
Clifton St, 10 rooms and bath. 1870
Ontario I'd O rooms and bath. .. 1900
Girard St.. rooms and bath. 5000
NEAR CAPITOL.
" ]. ave. Sc. rooms and bath. 1000
Nd ave nc near ID Or 2b - 100. 10
q ct. ne. rooms and bath 4O.Oo
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
Large number Of various Sizes choice residen-
tial sections. lowest rentals. List at ONCE.
F<rmits to inspect application.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Various sizes, choice apartment houses, lowest
rentals. List at once. Permits TO inspect on
application
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461 Md av sw Or. bS25.50
721 9th ne. ar. b. 80
6a5 Al. sw. 5r.w 1850
1916 Az sw. t'r, w.15.0D
40 Garfd av. 4r.w1+.O0
100 G sw, Or. W. 1880
80 I'd So, Or. W. .11.JO
uooO-
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RE.NT-BY owNER-Il6 = Sc BRICK:
rooms reception hall. bath: cellar; new paint
and paper: nesr good section: rent,
Sa3 SO. Address Box co. Star office. no.p-3t'
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FOR RENT BY wESCOTT & WILCOX,
1907 Penna ave
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JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE s. r..

All necessary repairs made before tenant
moves in. Will begin rent from December 7
on any of these properties. Keys sent To any
address by messenger. phone and Will
have house opened at once. saving you The
trouble Of coming To the Office.
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407 f. Cap st., rooms and bath. .. $II. so
21S Sd St Sc IL rooms and bath. ....... ~ -
l2y c st Sc. 10 rooms and bath. ....... b. -
9Os ST Sc - rooms and bath ...... 81. 80
344 18th ST. Sc rooms and = baths. 81. 80
21O 3th st Sc 10 rooms and bath 49,. :33 80
AIS A st. Sc. rooms and bath. $500
sol st Sc o rooms and bath....... 30. so
6J4 9th st. me-. Z rooms and bath 80. 80
TO 9th st. ne, . rooms and bath. $50
400 10th ST Sc 7 rooms and bath ... ~ 30
243 10th St ne & rooms and hath. go. IS So
I3I \ Car ave- Sc y rooms and bath. - 90
3ot ST ne rooms and bath. ...... % 80
5I4 Sth St ne rooms and bath....... 22.J0
IA sth St Sc q rooms and bath. ....... - 20
IS Sth ST ne G rooms aud bath. ....... 20 80
7OS Md ave ne 6 rooms and bath go. 20 80
oO1 l4tb st. Sc, g rooms and bath. 1880
1909 G ST ne G rooms and bath ........ ;S.4n
$50 18th St Sc rooms and bath. ..... 1890
Send to ofhse for complete list of Houses,
Apartments, etc
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EIrRNISHED HOrSES.

FOR RENT PHONE MAIN 66s.
HEISKELL & McLERAN.
1903 Ii ST. NV.
ESTABLISHED 1887. NOT INCORPORATED.
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
STONE q FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. NV

STONE d
1912 New II
Adjoining coz.
s.. 900. ...l517 18th NV.
$1,000. .2l8s r. 25r
$3.50. .22O9 Mass nv NV
$125. 2236aiass NV. i4r.3b
1925. TIA 18th pw. 11rI
500. ..l@1 Mass Az nv
$10O.1627 Mass Nv. r. Sd
$75. ISIS r NV. l3r. B.
SIS. 1920 lith NV. l2r
.65. 1925 Calvert. 11r.2
$50. :. .l435 Girard NV
$50. .....1SS Pa av NV
500. .1517 p NV. 12r, %
SIS. .....133j Fairmont
So. .2l23 r NV, lOr
SIS. -. 1883 Q NV. LOT
SO. 80. .413 Mass av NV
$3.50. .215 \ Cap
$50. .li23 10th NV. 10r. b
$50. 1887 Newton NV.
Tor. b
80. -. 1879 Harvard
$50. 1857 Park rd NV
$50. .2604 Univ. Tor, %
SO..:.1111 Ore av. lOr
$50. 1915 2lst NV. lO
800. 1881 18th NV. LOT
33.13. 1870 2 nv. lOr.b
i9.0. lu4 ! NV. lot. D
10. .0z2 Randolph. 81, b
x42.oO.332o sHOlmead pl
5000. .ll4J L NV. Or
t0.@.l760 Ore av. lot. b
5000. .@20 18th NV
5000. .434 II NV. Tor. b
$50. .OSS Q NV. Or, b.
SIS. 30. .94O p NV. Or, b
$3S-10.1S21 Ore nv, 1of.b
So 80. los X ] av. Tor. b
x3I.5O. 1o2S Q NV. ST.. b
*SI so. 80 9th ne. u. b
x37.60.937 Westmin'r.0f
S35. IS. ..1215 N. Or. b
1880. 3649 1lth NV.
Sr. b
S35. 80. .626 9th nc. SRI
$50. 80. -. .906 A Sc. Sr
$3.50. CPS 9Th ne, Sr
$3.50. 1918 p NV, 1Or. b
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OFFICES.
STORES.
SEE OUR LIST OF APARTMENTS FOB
RENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN.

MOORE & HILL UNCD,
1333 q ST.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAYI SCIENCE OF HEALTH: NATURAL.
non-surgical: cloth bound, +o0-page book free.
Apply BY mail. 916 Colorado building Free
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~ 49,
1881 sth nv. Tor. b. 30. 50
s12 9Th ne. Or. b. 30. so
2O19 Flagler, ar. BIS. so
1915 I'd NV. Or, b. .2S.50
ODD q NV. Sr. b. ESQ
G3l Sth ne. or. b. .27.O
1870 ] ne. 6r, b. % 30
go Nd av ne. Or. b. "a. so
91S Nd av ne. Sr. b. "a 80
6c4 odd NV. Sr. be- sd
40 L NV. Or. h. .26.J0
116 LIST NV. Or. b. .25.7S
624 . nv. ar. u. Zoo
1904 Col rd. Or. b.2.h0
637 11th ne.6r. b.. .25- so
1889 10Th. sr. b. Is. 50
1919 Fla av ne Or. b. $3.50
1914 I ne, 6r. h.. $50
1916 I ne, Or. b. ..25.O
1918 I ne. Or. b. ..25.W
443 18th ne. Or. $50
$50 Sd ne. Or. b. $3.50
1906 Both nv. Or. b. q. 80
9OS Sd ne. Or. b.. 23.0
514 Sth ne, 7r. b. ID so
3O3 Irving NV. Or. by so
30 Sd ne. 6r. b. ..22. 50
912 Sd ne. Or. b. 80
"A o nv. Or. b. .22.0
1910 I ne. Or, b. . %. 80
1872 ! ne. Or. b. . 20. 50
1911 Fla av ne. Or. b22. 30
1913 Fla av ne.6r. b22.5O
800 10th ne. Or. b.. 22.5o
623 i nc. Or. b. 1850
1926 Morse ne. Or. BIO. 30
II24 Morse ne. Or. BIO. 50
1120 Morse ne. Or, @.50
1910 c sw. Or. b. 20.50
l42S @ ne, Or, b. .20.S0
1883 - sc. Or. b. .20.50
1888 lincoln av ne.
6r, b......-.....N.5O
2O1 Claiming. Or. BIO. 90
3O6 Va av Sc. Or. b. 1880
1885 Kraemer. Or. ble.50
AT ! &C.. 10r. W. $500
S+1 18th ne. 6r.w. .17.50
81 Myrtle ne.6r. b. 1850
1928 = Cap, Or, b.15.00
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C0LORED TENANTS.

CLEVELAND PARK.
2927 Macomb st.. rooms and bath. ....s. 45.OO
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FOR RENr-FOR FIVE OR SIN MONTHS
Completely furnished new house near Counecti.
cut ave. bridge: 10 rooms. ) baths. hot-water
heat; gas and electric lights: new Steinway
upright grand. OSCAR W. WHITE. ZIG i ST.
uotT-u
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FARMS.

I40ACRE FARM WELL LOCATED IN MONT
gomery Co.. Md: improved 10y old substantial
house. outbuildings. etc: good well water
also streams; some good timber: bargain il
sold quickly; price much cheaper than adjoin-
ing farms. A. NJ. DUCkETr, charge farm
department
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. 1923 F.
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FOR RENT-MY HOME-BRICE. ROOMS
and bath; bot-water heat: stationary tubs,
screens and all modern improvements; s32 50.
2S2p Georgia ave. nol4-7ts
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FOR RENT-712 Sd ST. Sc, FACING PARK
q good sized rooms receptiop hall: furnace
fine condition: $3.50. Key next door
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PSON & CO. 1885 + n W.
Store. 1923 III ne t5.O
aa22 Ana I'd. Or. - II o.
1851 Gales ne. 5r. l2.oC
1856 Ben I'd, Or. ..10.JC
Auto sta 40 9th nwS.OO
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HE'D HOJlsEs-sELECTED LIST.

UNFINISHED HOT
18th mr. X. 30r. 6b$iO. 90
1912 Mass nv, SIR. Abs 600
1234 18th. 30r, 5b. q. 900
1925 18th. 25r. 4b.5.s 500
1855 Mass av. par,
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~ Il Ed Lilo
oil u, 1ir. b. .@.7s
HAS Euclid. Or, b52. so
215 n Can. Tor, b. so. 20
1895 4, "a, Ar. 80. 90
9l4 14th, whole bg5O. 90
1925 U. Tor. b.. 5000
1893 r ]. Tor. h. 5000
Cor Fairmont & 18th.
VT. h. ...........47. 80
1902 Oregon. Tor. b. AZ. 90
1874 18th, Or. b...45.50
1879 Col rd. Tor. b. As. 20
1910 s, Or. b. -. 40. 90
1884 T, Or, b. 1850
202u 18th, 1Or. b. .40.0C
1851 Corcoran, Or. b40. on
HAS Ore av. 11r.b.40.0 90
2i+0 p. Tor, b.. 1000
/ 1l5O Ore av. 11r. b. 40 90
PAL Fla av, Or, b. 49, SO
421 Z ne. Or. 35 %
1JOs r. Or, b. 30. 90
405 I, 1r, b. .....21 30
1922 Center. ST. BIZ t
2o22 l.. Or, b. ....25.5t
1922 9Th Sc, Or. bis. 80
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FOR RENT-N. W. SECTION: ROOMS AMI
bath hay window brick: good condition; rent
$27. 30 per month. tColored)
CIIAS. : MUIR & CO.. 1903 \. Y. ave.
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FOR RENT-p.D.THOM
Flat.ll6 ID ne. 5r h. 81 30
40 18th So. Sr, b. %. 80
1913 Union sw Or, b13- a.
8lS L Sc. Or. ... l5-5O
1923 Duncan, Or, b.i3.S
nol3-d pSu
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VENEER. got G ST. NV.
1146 9Th ne, 7r, b.1s.50
$40 9th ne. Or. w.17.50
500 J1th Sc. 6r. w.17.5O
Ill 9Th Sc. Sr. ". 1900
IT'S 4th sc, Or, w.12.5o
724 L Sc. 6r. w.,.1o.J0
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FOR RENT
2600 block. Garfield, Tor. &b.. INV h. furd $50 90
114I, 1I51&1153 Kilbourne. Tor. &b.. h.w.h As 90
30 Shepherd NV. ideal Or. &b. st m hit. 30 90
COLORED.
1890 I'd sts.e.. Or. brick fine home only. SO so
Navy place bet. CAT and Gal, AR. bs., ca. $50
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 +.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
Alexander Optical 90.
Now at 21S So. Main.
FIRST Of FARMERS
INSTITUTES TO MEET
Governor and Other Prominent
Men to Attend Gathering at
st. George.

The first Of the years farmers insti-
tutes Will be held this week In st,
George. Washington county. A party
Of scientists from the Agricultural col
lege at Logan passed through Salt Lake
Saturday evening enroute to st. George.
In this party were Prof. l., A, Merrill,
director of the farmers Institutes; Prof.
John L. Caine Ill, Miss Hazel Love,
Prof. George II. Turpin and Frank 5.
Hayden. Wednesday Governor Spry, A,
G.. Nelson, superintendent of public in
struction, and Joseph Howell, represent
ative in congress, will Join the party.
The institute at st. George will con-
tinue throughout the week. Addresses
will be made touching on the most ap-
proved methods of scientific farming,
domestic science, stock growing on the
farms and kindred topics. The institutes
last year were cminently successful. 1T
is estimated that 10000 persons at
tended the meetings in the various
counties, and that untold good resulted
from the exchange of views, the de,
tailing of the success or failure of ex-
periments and all that which relates to
The building of a home in the country,
the cultivation of tho land and agrjcul-
tural and horticultural subjects geDeI-
ally.
Before returning, the party mentioned
will attend institutes at Fillmore, Beaver
City and Nephi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
kOTR|AFTIS RELATES
HIS STORY ON STAND
Greek Charged With Murder
Says He Shot in Self
Defense.

John kothiaftis. who is on trlal be
fore jury in Judge Lewis 3 court for
the murder of Peter Geiis at Bingham
Canyon on December o. was on the
stand In his own behalf during most
of the session of court Saturday morn
ing. With tho assistance of an inter
prefer he related in detail the trouble
between himself and Gets, which re-
suited In the duel between them, IN
which Gets was killed and kothiaftls
Has shot three times and confined IN
tho hospital for period of two months
kOthiattis said that after he had the
first trouble with Gets in the early
part of December he left Bingham and
went to Garfcld for work, He had
heard of threats which Gets had made
against him and also had heard that
Getis was carrying Il gun for the pur-
pose of killing him on sight. lie re.
turned TO Bingham on the night OF
December 22, for the purpose of get
ting his money and clothing, which he
left with his cousin. VINO occupied the
same cabin with Getis. He said that
he went back to Bingham late Mt night
on coal train so that be would not
meet Gctis, and that it was early IN
the morning of December % when he
arrived at tho cabin.
AS he was approaching the door lead
he declared that he saw GetIs at the
coal shed back of the house and the
latter opened fro on him at once, the
bullets striking him in the hand, left
arm and left breast. He returned the
6re and his aim proved good. He then
went down TO "A saloon and called ror
help, fearing that Gctis would follow
him and kill him.
Assistant District Attorney Y. Q,
Lcatherwood put the defendant through
a rigld cross examination. but failed TO
shake his testimony materially.
n. r. Stathakos and W. a. Porteous
were the only three witnesses examined
during the session for the defense. The
latter witness, who is railroad man,
told Of Kothiaftis riding up 10 Blng-
ham with him on the night the shoot
ing occurred. The case will be con
cluded late Monday afternoon or ines
day morning and be submitted to the
Jury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
MRS. MARY {. TEAIS
DELIVERS LECTURES
Purity Evangelist of the W. c,
T. U. Is Now Appearing
in City.

Mrs. Mary T.. Teats. national purity
evangelist OF the Women's Christian
Temperance Union and the National
Purity association, arrived in Salt Lake
City, Saturday morning, and is deliv-
cring number of lectures In tins
city on the work to which she is de-
voted. She is making tour Of the
western states in the interest OF purity
work,
Under the auspices of the local w.
c.. T. IT,, Mrs. Teats delivered a Ice.
ture at the Central Christian church
Saturday afternoon to a number OF the
members OF that organization ard lady
friends.
Only ladies were admitted to the
meeting. The lecture included an cx-
PLANTATION Of the normal purity chart.
She dealt largely with the. proper
bringing up of children and the duty
of parents. Her lecture was listened
to very attentivcly by those present,
and her remarks were of a helpful char
acter. Mrs. Fred Jones sang several
selections.
Saturday evening Mrs. Tcats dcliv
cred lecture on 'The Twentieth
Century Man. to the soldiers at Fort
Douglas. She urged upon her auditors
the necessity Of living pure lives, in
cidcntally taking up the temperance
question to slight extent.
This, Sunday, afternoon at $3.50
o clock Mrs. Teats will deliver lee
ture TO the boys at the Y. NJ. c. A.
and she will give public lecture this
evening mt the Phillips Congregational
church, At all services collections are
taken to help defray the work in which
Mrs. Teats is engaged During her
visit in this city, Mrs. Teats is stop
ping at the Y W. G.. A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
SAYS WAS DESERTED
WHILE ON SICK BED
Then Borrowed Money to Go to
Errant Husband, but He Re
fused to Return.

Clara L. Peterson filed suit IN the
district court Saturday against G. +.
Peterson for separate maintenance. She
alleges that they were married ut
Manti, January S, 1905. and that for
periods OF three months at Il time her
husband has failed to supply her with
the necessities of life. On September
. last he deserted her while she was
i'll from the effects of an operation
and went 10 Moroui. she says, Since
that time he has failed to provide her
with any means for her support at all.
She says that she borrowed the
money to 90 to Moroni to find her hus.
band and that she begged him to re-
turn to her. but he refused TO do so.
1t is further alleged that he earns
about $40 a month and has property
in Sanpcte county valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Peterson asks for $50 month as
separate maintenance, 5000 as attor-
ney's fees and that he be restrained
from disposing of his property pending
the hearing of the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
ARMY TO
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING

The Salvation army will hold n spe
cial meeting at the barracks in this city
at S o clock this. sunday. evening, at
which Brigadier Marcusscn, division of
iiecr of the social work Of the army,
will be present and deliver an address
New recruits will be sworn in at this
meeting. The general public is in
vitcd.
the annual Thanksgiving dinner Bas-
kets of food Will be distributed to
worthy families Thanksgiving day, and
in some eases clothing and coal. Any
contributions generous hearted people Of
Salt Lake City can make for this pur-
pose should be sent TO Ensign Pitt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14


Jupiter again rules with mlsny
for trade. business, manulss.;.,1.s ..,1.s
dustry OF all kinds and 'h'
men. X
The aspect Is highly promlsneI : 2
most ali legitimate enterprlsss =
kind, and evil only for tne W. =. I'd
the tricky, the dishonest ana "
crouS, r,- NJ
The generous and fre. row, ,;Il, s
likely to sway men TO-DAY IuS: ::ssl 4
naturally generous and opsn.nsiss
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
WILL LECTURE UPON
IBSEN'S "A DOLLS HOUSE"

On Tuesday, November 23, Mrs. Har-
riet Il. Labadie will deliver a lecture
in the assembly hall of the University
of Utah, on "a Doll House, by Ib-
sen, the Archer translation
Mrs. Labadic comes here with ihc
highest Communications as an artist in
the. dclneation of character Her voice
is pleasing and her stage appearance
of the best. Her portrayal of 'fNora -
is snid to be sweet and sympathetic
aud to give ono Il clear sidea of Ibsen s
contrast between true aud false NOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-14
WEEKLY CLEAR|RGS
SHOW GOOD GAIN
In Spite Of Fact That Daily
Figures in Few Gases
Fall OF.
TOTAL GAIN FOR WEEK
AMOUNTS TO $177,Sli
Clearings for Year Also Show
Increase Of Mere Than
Seventy Millions.

In spite of the fact that tho total
clesrings for several days of the past
week fell below tho totals for the cor.
responding days Of last year, the totai
weekly clearings exceeded the showing
for tho corresponding week of 1908 by
moro than "a per cont.
Tho figures were $3.50 .lS3.S9, as
compared with n total Of 81 1872 .639,I6
for the corresponding. week Of Il year
ago. The increase, therefore. rs SlII,-
S41.13. The average daily total, on the
basis of seven days 10 the week. is
81 ,052 ,926.2s. This showing indicates,
therefore, that there has been no actual
falling off from the high standards of
bank clearings maintained throughout
the year, and that the slight excess of
last years clearings over those of sew
cral days the past week has been due
to tho presentation of largo accounts
on several of the days affected.
Saturdays Clearings
The total clearings for Saturday, No
vembcr IS, were 81 40. .0SS,09, As com.
pared with a total of 81 .5l2 ,935.67 for
the corresponding day Of n year ago.
The decrease. in this case, was $70,-
s47,5S, or about per cent
As further indication that bank
clcarings are strong mt the present
time, The total clcarings for the year
up 20 ndluIbdS HlSHt were 9-co'oo9''
36l.57, as compared with total for the
year of 1905 Of $2l2. 2.O4S ,999.So up 10
the corresponding date. The increase,
therefore, is $73,640 .36l.7S, or nearly 50
per cent. The total bank clcarings for
the entire year of zoos were only $257,-
OBS .9T4,32, or not quite thirty millions
Jess than the total up TO the present.
The totals for the present year arc eX-
pectcd 10 run close to $3.50, 100000. or
not quite 81 1000 200 day for the entire
year.
Comparative Table.
Following is Il comparative table of
the clearings for the past week and the
corresponding week of a year ago: