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Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-12-05

other hand If this mother of god capable of bestowng
blessing upon the fruit of her womb, which god,
she must be possessed of supposed power for both good
and evil the request for blessing her hands, upon
god, who is almighty, would be vain.
Ny, 'what tangled webs weave ETC."
Returning to the quotation from Mathew. There is but
view According the story here related Jesus while
sitting upon the Shore with muudes gathered about
him. related few parallels and departed He came into
his country. He began teaching in the synagogres
and the Jewish people astonished They had known
the child from his infancy and they had watched him
grow up among them. They knew him. They knew his
alleged parents and they also knew the other children of
his parents They knew that his paterna ancestor was
simple carpenter without the slightest pretension scho
arship They knew that the child that had grown among
them had not been accorded much of education They
did know this time the claim of Jesus and his fol-
lowers that he the product of mesalliance between
his mother and the holy ghost Hence they asonshed
that the young should teach these things and make
such extravagant claims. Hence the reference to his
brothers. of the mother by name "James and
Joses and Simon, and Judas" At that period of the
worlds history, especially among the Jews did
count for much. They inferior beings. Hence
reference to the feminine products of the Mary
as "ssers' only Such an occurrence in our day and
age and such reference to the of persons as
'brothers and sisters" by a daily newspaper, would be
given but meaning and that literal meaning, Gas
If is written"
For our own part we do not believe that such person
existed the Jesus of the gospels and this repeat
in spite of the assumed horror manifested BY the Union
and Times at "blue blasphemy" and our "green i'm
parchment"
The reference historical writings made BY the Union
and Times has nothing do with the discussion and
their injection into il can only be regarded as bid
for Catholic admiration because Of the ability to
names and writings from ancient history. Bnt whether
the Odes written bv Horace. the Tlad by Homer,
Juvena scorned the guttony of the old Romans
be held analogous to the subject under consideration Men
are to be damned for any disbelief concerning the
actual existence of these the authenticity of their
writings Besides, the priesthood and the editors of
gious papers, could not cajole the cash from out the
pockets of the faithful by preachmens concerning them
Only with Christ and him crucifed is mankind to be
damned for mbelief, and this puts different phase
the at bar It is matter of extreme Indifference to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26

-Four voices were never heard IN salt
LAX. that blended better than dia the
voices of the four Whitney hrotn"r-. who
sang I'm Barrsti hail Thursday night Tn"
gIn nrtottc singing OF these four wss mag
uinccnt and the solos by the tenor and
Uoy - the hTst tenor Hts solo, My
Dream. was >, Thug Of rare beauty. He
voice has great range, Tho bpss Of the
quAItctte. Yale -. Whitney. sang "1h"
Handallcrro" with iucumpJrahi- skin. But
IL WAS iu tho ensemble tlat the voices
were at their best.
The selections on the progrnmmc took
rision Not once did any ono OF tho
audience detect falt"TiuE note. and uev-
or once did voice miss tho key by ever
50 trltlluE u shade.
Tho most difficult number. perhaps. Was
"Saltarcile." an Italian dancing song
ran the entire length whom hc wrote the
notes. Tho piece ends with chant. n
peculiar ldiosyuCrasy on the part OF the
composer. for IN" dance itself is the gay
est of th. CAV lu music.
Greek music set bv German composer
Brahms. Was The marching song. the
opening number. Another Gcrman COM
.rtoirr. Frank Schubert. who's" The
Night va given with marvelously pleas =
Tx CGrct. Irish music was tavurttr
with tho WhitncyF, and their singing of
Kitty Mage was superb. Crossing
the Bar" by TcnnyEou. s.t Us Arthur
trancinE song. when the Corn l. WaV-
Ing hv an author. Charles Eiamphin-
Whosc other writinrS-f indeed hr ever
wrote nn, othSr-arc hidden On obscurity.
got Co music hy Dudley Buck war \ "a
yoTlts with lhr audience. Dudley Bucks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
RABBI FREUHD AND
FAMILY CONE HOME
Return From East, Where They
Attended Central Confer
ence Of RabbiS.

Rabbi Charles J. Frcund and Mrs.
Frcumd. with their daughter Rosalind, re-
turned home from the cast Thursday
morning. They havc been to New York
city. whore Rabbi Frcund attended tho
twentieth annual central conference Of
American rabbis.
Rabbi Frcund tool, an important part in
The meeting. which began November .
and lasted until November rs, and az
Temple Buai Israel this evening. begin
ming at O'Clock. Inc will give his impress
sious OF IN" conference. which was the
most important and best attended In the
history OF the meetings Rabb, Frouud
tool, part I'm th" opening of on" of th"
last sessions. which was held I'm the EiU-
csti0n1l Alliance building, on tho cast
side Of Gotham.
This conference. Rabbi Frcund rays.
was important because o. tho decidedly
friendly fCciiU- siElili"d between the
Hebrew race ard other races.
Tho next conference will ~" held i'm
July ~ 1910 ~ some centrally located
summer resort 10 he selected later.
McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and Eight livery. Phones G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
IRON MASK NINE
HAS CARBONATE ORE

g. NJ Roberts who has been iu tHF
Tcnoma mluing district for several dave
looking over tire situation. hsE returned
10 this cIty and reports than an ore DIS
covcrv which l' ls expected viii develop
into something biz has recently been made
ip ih. Iron Mask property nr. Roberts
states that at the tim" D. lrft The dis
trict tho FUN face Of the tunnel az the
mine was Boz good looking carbonate or"
and D.. O. or tl, opinion that 10 will
prove r. prontS bio shipping product. The
tunnel is now On thirty feet. and ro1tFartT
have been let which VIII cyteud this to
tho 0-foot mark.
Tho orc. Nj. Roberts rINs is similar
o. that shipped Boo the rnrlF days from tho
old rcroma property. ana DE- thinks that
the district VIII bc heard % 90 mo- lille
extent in the future.
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WHITNEY BROS QUARTETTE PLEASES
BIG AUDIENCE AT BARRATT HALL

charm was also felt in The Scotch song.
robin Adair.'
ln addition TO Tho singing thc readings
los Edwin ~ WhiUcr were Quit. the
equal II anything ~ tho Kind over at
tempted mere. Ills recitation invoking
tn" homecoming or the children on Christ
mas day was q sustained cnort o. CNrcr-
ttouai merit In hlE rcSpous" 20 recalls.
this WonoioEist presented som" work that
demands the highest praise. His imIta-
ton uf the Srhoolboy.s h;st speaking
was amusing To tho last degree.
k1dt tuur brothers of ono family should
be gifted with voices attuurd dg arc tho
WbitncyS is amazing. But that a. fact.
novrrthclrss There Is set another. Ward.
who g. already q member OF IN" Cornell
Cleo club. although only q freshman. \
sister. too. there ", who Is singer
alec.
The quartctto viii go from salt Lake
to Twin Fails Ida. This BE- M" seventh
annual tour of the puartctte. whose COM
position is Alvin NJ. nTSt tenor. Edwin
NJ second tenor anu reader. NillisW F.
nTst hass and acCompauist, and Yale D.,
second bass.
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No DINING CARS On
THE WESTERN PACIFIC
Instead, System of Eating
Houses TO BE inauguratcd
for First Year.
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
DENVER. Colo. Nov. 25.-Not a din
ing car is 10 he put into service on the
trains which tho new Western Pacific
railroad will operate when its line be
tween salt Lake and San Francisco IS
open. Instead. tho road will inauguratc
system Of eating houses
These eating houses which will y"
thoroughly up 10 date in every respect.
arc 10 he IN charg" "f T. A. Dempsey.
present superintendent or dining car
service for tho Denver N Rio Grauds.
The determination t0 operat" no dining
cars over the now line comes aS sur
prise. one reason tnr this, n IS said.
Is that tho road expects 10 do much
larger freight than passenger business
the FIRST year.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent 800.
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ALCOHOL IN MEDICINES.

Alcohol is the brst known pEcscry3-
tive Of medical compounds. and tho
average proprietary medicine contains
from - per cent 20 % per cent, uhirh
j. the smallest possible amount 90 pre-
serve the ingredients. while tho aver
age doctor s prescription contains from
- per cent 20 80 per cent.
Such standard preparations aS lydia
r.. Piukham s Vegetable Compound
contain but j. per cent. and they even
put the Compound no in tablet form,
which the over scrupuious woman. who
Objects 10 alcohol 10 any degree. NAV
use.
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CORRECTIONS IN ToDAY's
sTAP sPEcIALs AT cor

In shn e advertisement yesa9
va. the announcement ~ SOC VI
doilies. scarf aud ccrterpieces toI
While This d. certainly cheap e,.
FOR ouv oar. rhcs. doilies. cts,
one ~ Coins Friday star Bperia,es. -
the pricc should have bceu onlt
tl6 cont. for $3.50 is anoih'l
for while Cohn s have slh mAes
those coats and opera eaprs ~.
advertised az 6us ON the upiN'
above $3.50 coats are sll sold. ~
Thirty trading stamps gwen "
all visitors 70 the stamp cNnl1Ii.|
Cohn IS suit department, on sceoup
Double STAMPS today on All eAs
rhn.la
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Men RELEASED FROM
JUNCTION CITY JAIL
Action Taken by Order of
United States Judge
Page Norris.

Harry aud George BOYD were released
from the county Jail in ogden Thursday
morning by order Of Judge Page Morris
Of the United States court The BoNds
were held awaiting Tho action or the
federal grand jury on CharE" of having
impcrEouatcd secret S"rylc" mon. Adam
4. Knapp was the complainant lie was
soldier. formerly stationed Ht Fort
Douglas. The iUrv investigated the mat
ter. but ignored tho complaint I'm It's re-
port TO the court Tn" direction 10 re-
lease the Boyds was tnlcphoued TO ogden
Thursday morning by chief Deputy United
states Marshal LUcicU H. Swyth.
No warrants were served Thursday In
connection with the indictments returned
by tho federal grand jury Wednesday.
Five warrants are 10 bn served. and Ia II
probable that the work viii be undertaken
by tho m1rshaIs office F.lday morning
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A SIMPLE TEST.

James !. Hin has said: "Gf
Won want 10 know whether you
are destined 70 he 2 success or
2 failure in life, Won can easily
find out. The test Is simple
and II is iufalliblo: ARE YOU
ARLE 70 SAVE MONEY! If
not. drop out. You viii lose
You may think not. hut you
will lose a. sure ms YOU 1.-Two.
The seed of success is not In
YOU.
Hundreds of persons arc on
the road 10 success through the
aid Of savings account with
this hank.
Your first deposit may be
- 90 or moro.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY.
235 Main Street.
IL THE BUSINESS HEART
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SUSPECTED THIEVES
ARRESTED IN STORE
One Says He Fell Through
Window Trying TO Roll a
Cigarette.

George Harrington and Id FcreN were
the names given by TWO men arrested
about midnight Thursday. under suspicion
OF attempted robbery OF Tho Colorado Tool
and Supply company store, at 10 West
South Temple street. The window was
broken. and FcrcN was found inside. but
claimed that he was drunk and zen
through tho window in an attempt 20 roll
cigarette.
Sam Iseam. owner or tho store. idcn-
,ihod the men as two who had been IN
the store duriuE tho day pricing various
tools. They aroused his suspicious al the
time.
II was expecting this said Issam iu
police station last night when they
Ter, the store today / more thau half
expected that they would try IN break
lu tonight so ! locked Up al the valG-
able stuff and left only cheap knives and
such things IN tho window, hoping that
they would see there was nothing worth
while IN tho window and would leave my
place alone.
Usually / cover the window base Tin
a paper at night but tonight ] did no,
DO so and ictt everything in plain sight
10 disCoura-e any such attempt. But
they made " Just the same. / shall
swear out warrant charging them with
attempted hurEl7ry In the morning. MT
store Is being robbed too often TO suit
me-"
This same store was entered through
broken window last spring and some
nnc knives wore stolen. The men ar
rested Thursday night did not appear TO
be drunk ana were dressed IN oyCrdllS
which leads th" police TO think they mag
be tho same persons who committed tho
robbery last spring. Special Officer G.. B.
Turner made tbc arrest.
A priv ate safe may be rented in the
frc and burglarproof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
30 up Main street, 500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
ORPHANS At KEARHS-
ST. AIMS FEASIEO
Children Enjoy a BOuntifuI
Thanksgiving Dinner by Gen
crCSity of Mrs. Keith.

BY the generosity OF Mrs. David Keith
the 200 children in KcaruS -. AIMS or
phauacc cnloycd bountitul Thanksgiving
dinner There were 500 pounds OF turkey
available. aud on the tables were all th"
good things that so 20 make Thanksgiving
a iuy To healthy childhood. The sisters
saw that each little one was ar happy
and content As good care and loving kind
moss cnnld mako II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
DEATH CLAIMS MISS
MARGARET {. HUGHES

Margaret Ciawson Hughes. daughter of
Leroy p. and BESSIE CiawS1u Hughes
and granddaughter oi Mr- and SiTs ~. y.
CiawEOu. diCd Truusday morning al $50
O'Clock Miss Hughes had been Hl iOnE
time al rho family homo, 5s5 Fifth East
street Th. funeral services VII hc held
Rt the residence this afternoon al
o'clorl- tatcrmSnf VIII b. IN The City
cemetery.
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Alexander Optical Go.
Now a. els SO. Main

'Ncv did The kellogg Toasted Com
Flakes company presented each % tho
youngsters with package 81 flakes. end
tho Sparks Candy company generously
contributed "a choice box of candy 90 cAcl-
ThuVsday evening tho "newsics' wsr.
the guests % the Grand thcRtcr. whore
they witnessed IN excellent production OF
the popular plev. Brown of Harvard. '
W hon bedtime came. u iS probable that
a moro tired lot of Individuals never
sought r~Ht iu -iurbrr than tho news
boz ~ The Tribune ana tie Telegram.
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City and Neighborhood

ERNEST II. AGUTTEE aged % years
died Thursday morning n MS bono, l''"
Gordon street. of cancer Of IN" gtouH' d.
Tho funeral viii lc held Saturday after
noon At O'Clock from inc Waterloo Ward
chapel Burial VIII he In the Ciey ccmc-
tcTy.
CONGREGATION MONTEFOlRE viii
hold lt~ regular services a. o'clock this
evening. Tn. theme Of Rabbi Il"ycFh will
10 1T Is q Good Thing 20 Giy" Thanks
Unto the Lord '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
mILp LIQUID CURES EozEN

skin sufferers Drop grcass
and uastg medicines. lhAt
soothing nanid. D y. ID. Presrs.f
stops the awful itch WIN
drops 4 doctor prcsrrIVi'e9o ,-
knuwlcdg ged value. uei us''
Bruchi 2 FTank-h, 90 spui" 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
THANKSGIVING DINNER
SERVED AT ALTA CLUB

lust tho usual dinner menu. with the
addition of Thanksgiving oatahl~s. was
served Yesterday In the Alta club. Moro
guests than usual were served, perhaps
100 40 all.
j. N. Davis gave q private dinner in
tho Turkish room Co twenty guests, The
room was c'lcoUately decorated with flow.
rrs. and delicious special dinner was
served.
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Goshen Wedding.

telegram received from Boz"r'ar.
Mont. cprly Thursday evening Indicates
that tho marriage of Miss jean Melvin
oil that place 10 tho Rev. Elmer /. Goshen
took placr there Thursday instead of
Tuesday. as announced Wednesday morn
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
Removal Sale.

Big reductions IN wallpaper and
framed pictures. Will move Jan. lat
8 doors north of present location 10 our
new 4.story building Geo. W. Ebert
Co.. 81 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
Wln e az Commercial Clnb.

There wt.i Ur meeting FRIDAY uishi
OF the food commissioners 81. W1ominE
Idaho sud Utah at the Commercial club
20 diFruss plans for bringing about uni
furmity In tho food isw- - tho tnr-c
states. Others than The officials VIII also
he ~ atfcndau.e. Including manufacturer
aud Jobhcfs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
HEARTS Of POOR
ARE MADE HAPPY
Good Work Is Done by Salvation
Army and Volunteers
of America.
BASKETS OF FOOD ARE
DISPENSED LITERALLY
Men. PcnniIcSS and Without
Work. Are Feasted at
Bonds Restaurant.

Good cheer and heavily laden has.
Ncts were dispensed freely hy The sal
yaiion Army 20 The poor aud needy
ot the CITY for Thanksgiving. and bv
the time the work had been ended $40
baskets had been distributed All dal
Wednesday members OF the army were
busy putting up the baskets and de.
liyeriug them This task was NOT com
pletcd until well along into Thursday
morning. I'm even hundred baskets
were sent out from the last Second
south hall 10 the crippled and iuiIrm
Thursday forenoon, aud some coal WAS
also distributed by the army In Am Cf.
fort TO have the glow of warmth iva
the homes "a well As lu the hearts of
their occupants.
80 great was tho work Of distributing
the baskets That wagons were employed
throughout "wednesday and until .
o clock Thursday morning. Those who
were able 10 do 50 were asked TO call
at the army headquarters and receive
their baskets. hu, the vast majority
were unable 10 do this and tho good
things had 10 bo sem,
Hearts Made Glad
Many heart was made glad when
the wagon containing the Thauh-giy.
\
Of The inmates OF these various homes
were SO overcome with Iov that they
could not express their appreciation.
while others showcrcd their blessings
and thanks upon the soldiers when the
basket had been placed within their
door
There were some instances. Of course,
in which undcscrviug people applied
for aid aud tho army was imposed
upon from more than ono source. But
despite this the work went along iust
the same Several Of the members Of
the army stated Thursday afternoon
hat there were many pathetic IN.
cidents attached TO the distribution Of
the baskets, while Al the same time
there was an abundance Of happiness.
"Wc have done lot of good, ! am
sure. said ono of tho soldiers, nand
/ know VIC have dispensed a consider
able bit Of good cheer and happiness.
This is a part Of The work We do. and
II is real pleasure 10 do n. too. Tins
has been blessed day
Poor Given Treat
One hundred hungry men, pennlless
and without work. were made happy
Thursday afternoon when the Noluu.
tecrS Of America gave them real
| Thanksgiving dinner ai Bond rcstau-
rant The tables wcrc heavily laden
with roast duck and turkey, cranberry
saucc. mashed potatoes. bread and but
| ter mincc pie. oranges, apples 3nd
grapes. tea. coffee and milk. II was
feast fit for n king and Captain
! Mackcv and his worthy corps Of able
assistants arc very deserving Tor the
attention paid 10 these mrn. Not on"
went AWAY dissatisfied and All person.
sIIy- thanked CAPTAIN Nackev for his
Ithoughtfnlncss and for the providing
Of little cheer as well as hcaTt'
meal for them.
THURSDAY morning Thanksgiving
service WAS held IN the chapel Of tho
Volunteers ON Commercial street and
was largely attended. Captain NAckeF
preached a sermon appropriate 70 the
dav and al the conclusion Of the services
offered the men tickets for the dinner.
which were gratefully received.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films 70 US. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co.. III Main street. EK.
elusive photo dealers
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent $50
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ExJ>r Kodak Finishing
Shiplers. commercial photographer,
lsl South Main ST.. second door.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26

Writer of drama copyrighted FOR
1 vertv. eight years would dispose Of
SAME for consideration. Address W-39.
Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26

Strugnell. the Gunsmith.
High grade repairing i2a So. Main.
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Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main $500 Independent 35
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PEDESTRIAN HELD UP
BY TWO HIGHWANMEN

r. W Wood who lives at $50 North
West Temple street while on his way
homo about midnight Thanksgiving was
held up by two men near First West and
First South streets npd robbed Of about
Sc q watch. his keys and other minor
personal effects
then cam. down topu again IN company
with Dick Jones. with whom be boards.
on The Wav Dee and Jones discoN cred two
men who Wood though were tho holdups.
and foIlc-cd them til tH" four came
across PstroluHu Bush who. on Wood Is
complaint. arrested Tho suspects.
search in the police station revealed
nothing that Wood claimed as bis own.
and tho men wore held Tor investigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
MEN BEHIND BARS
NOT FORGOTTEN
Spirit Of Day EnyelOpS Inmates
of County and City
Jails.
BIG DINNER IS SERVED
AT THE STATE PRISON
Inmates of County Infrmary and
Orphans Home Enjoy Turkey
Feast.

The inmates Of the penal and charitable
institutions OF the city. county and
stat" were not forgotten m The universal
observance OF Thanksgiving d5y in salt
Lake city Thursday. Three hundred
aud eiShty-nvc inmates OF IA. penal. and
tbH occupants OF charitable Institutions
were treated 10 rare dinner. including
all the usual trimming"
Hard. grim. even hopeless faces relaxed
bit THURSDAY afternoon when tho prs-
ouers In the state prison were marched
into IN" dining hall. where smoked roast
pork. with sage dressing and apple sauce
on IN" side. and Ranking the stcamluE
pig, were snowy mounds 0l mashed pota-
toes. Added To- all this was brown gravy.
hot rolls with lots OF real butter pickles
and cookies. squash pie, oranges and
bananas and concc. With plenty OF sugar
and milk
TWO hundred and siNty-nine sat down
10 cat and although patchful discipline
never for moment was forgotten. yet
the hard strain was relaxed little and
all tho prisoners ~ tho stat" Of Utah
went 10 their hard beds last night feel
INK that after all tho world is not all
black and stone
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Tribune Reporter Printing Co,
&C West 2nd South street Phone rs
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Philharmonic Orchestra for Good Music
All occasions Bell 3sl6-Y. Ind. 1887.
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Lawrence Marsh

Attorney and counselor-at-l law. Coun.
SCI and advice free Bonds furnished
clients. Suite 2o7 Tribune bldg. sal,
Lake. Utah.
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4 private safe NAV be rented in the
ire and burglar proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 up Main street. 5000 per year.
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Picture Framing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, IL
Main street,