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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
BIG EXPLOSION At
!. N. c. A. GYMNASIUM
Guests at Banquet Are Fright
ened, but None Is
Injured.

Five broken plate glass windows and
n demolished camera valued at $40 was
the cost of taking n picture. OF the gath
cring at the annual banquet Of The physl-
cal department OF the y. NJ. c, 4. last
evening There were at least j0o per-
sons gathered in the Symnas uim. but
none was injured.
Martin Daniels an operator for tho
Utah Photo Materials company, Was
rallcd TO the I. NJ. c.. \. TO take flash
light picture OF the banquet. He was
assigned n place near the northeast corner
o! the room 10 set uD his camera, us IL
was believed That the best picture could
be had from that point. The place as
signed WAS directly beneath the running
track. and rathcr crampcd quarters, not
sufficient TO allow the cscap" OF the
gases from the explosion of the powder.
Mr.. Daniels warned the attendants but
they insisted that the picture be taken
from that point
Nov all smile" said the photographer
and at the same instant he pressed the
button. Tho result WAS an explosion that
sounded Ike q bomb, followed by the
crash Of breaking glass. When the smoke
had cleared away and tho guests rcCoy-
cred from their fright II was found that
the camera was complete wreck and
that five large plate-g glass windows on
the north Side Of the building had been
shattered.
The explosion was heard for block
and attracted n large crowd The police
station. too. received a scare, but aside
from tho windows and camera. no dam
age was done. Mr.. Daniels says hc goI
the picture all right and that It was q
good one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
PAIS0N ROMANCE ENDS
IN PRETTY WEDDING

Miss Josephine Little q pretty school
teacher of -PaYson, came 10 Salt Lake a
few days ago ostcnsibly for the purpose
of attending the sixteenth annual con-
Ncntion Of the Utah Teachers assocla-
ton, but there was in reality Ear more
at the back of her visit than her friends
had any idea of. While she came 10
Zion supposedly To attend the teachers
convention, she returned home not To be
teacher any longer but 10 be a house
wife, For IN Zion came 10 an end a.
pretty little romance
Wednesday afternoon this pretty little
school teacher. In the company Of Il
handsome young man. j sSchramm. left
the new Windsor hotel with the cN-
pressed purpose Of going TO the Assembly
hall 10 attend tho closing session OF the
convention However, her dress BETRAYED
her somewhat and her friends grew sus-
picious But nothing could bc learned
until Thursday morning, when II was
made known that instead Of going 10 the
Assembly hall. IN" two made their way
to the county clerks office where a
marriage license was secured and the
couple was married by Deputy County
Clerk J. l.. E,ldrcdZe, Sen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ARTHUR BROWN SAYS
HE IS NOT GUILTY
Former Bank Clerk Is Ar
raigned in the Third Dis
trict Court.

Arthur Brown was auaigned before
Judge Lewis of the third district court
Thursday upon two complaints. one
charging him with embezzlcment and
grand larceny and the other charging
forgery and passing forged instrument.
He pleaded not guilty 10 all charges and
bis bail was fixed At 5000 In each case.
He Is charged with embezziug and steal
ing 500 from tho Commercial National
bank while he was employed there on
January 2S. 1906. He also Is charged
with forging the name OF \ NJ BartoldI
10 a certificate OF deposit ON the same
bank for tho sum Of S6i645. and with
passing the forged instrument It Is
alleged that this offcnsc was committed
oil the same date as the other.
\ plea OF not guilty was entered by
Jesse NJ. Stein before Judge Lewis Thurs
day to complain, charging him with
embezzling $40 from the Rothenbcrg &
Schloss Cigar company on May ] last.
Dana Dosen pleaded not guilty To the
charge Of assault with intent To commit
murder and his bond was fixed at $1,000
The complaint alleges that on July .
last. at Garfield, Doscu lshot at Tom
Starkovich with intent 10 murder him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
NEW LOUVRE CAFE
OPENS THIS EVENING
Salt Lake Society Will Be Well
Represented at the
Event.

Beautiful indeed viii ne The new
Louvre cafe in the basement Of the
Holmes Knox building when it Is thrown
open for the inspections of visitors to-
night. Many of the best features
Of the place are not yet completed and
will not be ready at the time OF open
Ing. but the general arrangements of the
rooms arc ready and advantage viii be
taken OF it's being New Years eve 10
serve the first customers at dinner this
evening.
The opening promises TO he a society
event OF considerable importance. Al
ready SINty-two tables have been re-
served by people vino have found thls
method of seeing the old year out ana
the new year in au enjoyable one.
and II is expected that the num-
bcr of tables reserved viii he ma
tcrially increased BY tho time OF the
opening this evening. Even in tbcir un-
completed state. the rooms of the cafe
are attractive and present features never
before used in eating houses between
Chicago and San Francisco.
Squire Coop's Colonial orchestra, popu-
lar with thousands OF Salt LAX" play
morrow evening. and sunday. Following
are the names OF those who have re-
served tables. together with the number
Col. Applcgatc. 10: W. S. Booker. a;
j. Bambcrgcr G: Mr.. Chandler :: i.
Gherdron p CarstGnsen & Ansoq. =,
Crisman. s; Mr. Chamberlain. 1: c r.
Doolituc T. r.. : Ferry. j.: Frank ~
Fisher. /: Sandy Fowler. s. NGr Giimcr.
4; franl; Gust!u. &: T. Is. Grdley. 1; }.
y GroeShccS 4: Frank Gardner. ]. J.
ticndluluS. 10; Mr. Greene. >. Gus
Holmes. 6; Mr. Hutchins. {; Mr. Harris
!; Mr. Hale. I: y. l.. Hoppaugh, ); Frank
Jennings. 8. Frank Knox. s. :. Lehman.
,; T.; Lehman. 1. DC Witt y. Lowe. /,
y Mcintyre. 4; Clarence Mllner, 4: e.
6. Mcintosh. a; X. &. McIntyrc {; Henry
Newell: >; l.. O. NaYlor. 1; l.. ]. Owens
r. Ritter. /. Mr.. Ross. Is: r. C.. Rich
mond !; =. ", Rouchc. .: James Rem
nic., =; Fcrd Strousc, I; l. Elatan 1;
Spencer. :: T.. y. Smith. =; r. w. sloan.
u; MIR. Tying. {: J. r. Thompson. 1: Il.
&, Wslkcr ,. 4. VI. Wrench. {: AIr.
Nerthcim"r and club is: Jacob Word =:
The Governors club, is: Frank Judge i;
Nj Cunningham. {; Or, W. y. Dono-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
City and Neighborhood

THE DEGREE TEAM OF No. : lodge.
I. @, o. K. Will give dance and card
| party In tho hall tonight. All friends
| invited, and Il good tim" IS assured
MRS EDWARD MEAD. who has been
suffering from typhoid fever for several
weeks. was somewhat Improved Thurs
recover.
JOHN HALFIN, filed suit in The dis
trc, court THURSDAY against A4nn l..
Go, G%yGrt 10 9TiGt 'iif to o p9Tt ,,v Of lot =
THE LADIES OF the Eastern Star will
hold dancing party and caudy-pullins
Sn,ST55nmSm1 MaSG Ehs N%W 4ganS Tye az AZ S ihe
society and their friends arc invited.
CONFEDERATION MONTEF1oRE Will
hold regular sabbath evening. services 1T
O'Clock this evening. Rabbi Icvcsh
Which Burns but Does Not Consume.
THE OFFICE OF the city supcrintend-
enl oi schools VIII be open today 'Fri-
day) from 10 o'clock until - o'clock
only. The superintendent VIII take a
halI-holiduy ON account of New Years
eve.
THE CONDITION OF, Charles Brown
suffering from an injured les. is sornc-
what improved. and IL Is believed that
amputation Of the injured member VIII
not be necessary.
THE Daughters OF Veterans will hold
q social ST odd Fellows han this even
ms. Cards. prizes and refreshments will
h" The diversions. The Sons OF Veterans.
corps are all Invited
THE YOUNG LADIES of Mzpah
chapter VIII give 4 atch-party. candy
pun and dance at Masonic temple, cor
ncr of Second East and First South. to-
night at 5 o'clock Al members and their
Eastern Star friends are invited 10 at
tend.
the salaries OF the city officials and
councilmcn and OF the officers Of the
lihlalg for the month, and also the sal
FOR th" last half OF the month.
JAMES IL. CANNON. manager OF the
Idaho Electric Supply company, IS down
from BniSe Tor a few days. He IS the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. Martha Hughes
Cannon, Mr.. Cannon was formerly don
ili'rd with The Citizens Electric company
OF this city.
THE LIFE Methodist church follow
INK a imc-houorcd custom, will observe.
watc Knight, beginning at y o'clock 'this
evening. \ Gull programme will be rem
d"rcd, including an address by Or Tai
Invited
RUFUS PARKER. ono of the CaIifor-
ma Pioneers OF 1919 died at his home in
Al2mcda: CAL. this woclt. lie was the
iaihGr OF Mrs. John Young of this city
ana mad been a member of the Masonic
order Lor hIiy-siN years. lie is survived
by i've daughters aud two sons.
Utah MUTTON is in demand in Call.
sheep buyer in The city for the Los An
coles branch OF the Cudahy Packing com
pauN. Mr. Purcell has purchased about
iu.Ouo sheep in this stat" In the past ten
DAYS. The consignment WAS shipped TO
Los Angeles. and represents an ouilay Of
about 500 900.
THE VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
NIL hold watch-night services this even
ing. Captain Mactcy viii preside. Cap
tam Mackcy is cudoaNoring 20 arrange
Tor New Years dinner for the Idle mon
.NssVa Lax.
have met with most generous re-
SpDuSC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
TRAIL OF DYNAMITERS
IS NOW GETTING WARM
One Suspect Is Now in Custody
and Other Arrests Will
Follow.

Every effort is being put forth by the
local police department. 10 capture the
parties who attempted 10 dynamite the
iounoationS OF the Utah hotel TUESDAY
morning. The entire detective force of
ine department is al work on the case
ana II is believed that the police are in
possession cf evidence which will war
rant them in making several arrests to-
day.
one suspect was taken into custody
last evening and is now being held In
the city jail. Before being locked M
the mau WAS closely questioned by Chief
OF Police Barlow. but lthc chief refused
To make anything public regarding tho
examination.
K. II. Jones, mana ger of the Jones Con
struction company. had several more arc
nEhiS placed about the excavation yca-
lrrh1E ana Il sTpnS Eudrd Is being main
tanned 10 prevent repetition OF the af-
fair Of Tuesday morning.
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RESOLUTIONS FOR THE
NEW YEAR.

|, John Doc. do hereby re-
solve that | viii start the New
ear right hy taking thought
Tor the MORROW; for. IN one
sense, the morrow surely comes.
aud in one sense. 10 do so is
IN accord with scripture. and
helps orc To apply thc golden
ruic. | resolve that ] will be
GIN the New Year by foundiu"
= New Era in my prosperity.
Will save systcmatically-for
II is by putting so much by
from day 10 day that one wakes
wealthy from year 10 year. I
resolve that | will teach nv
children 10 save; for the habit
formed IN youth will prove "A
blessing in after years. and
should adjudgc it a rare good
way 10 have my children rise
ana call me blessed. | resolve
that ] will start savings az
count the very first opportm
ity. And [ further resolve that
J VIII start this savings account
IN the Utah Savings { Trust
Company Bank, No. 23J Main
street. Citv,--ln the Business
Heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
HEAR F. c. SHANTEAU

=. &. Sbantoau. an Ala 3sknn missionary
delivered lecture at the hall of The Vol
uniecrs OF America Thursday evening
Mr.. Sllanteau is well verscd in the Bible,
and ia his subject. "A Promise of Christ
from The Beginning" showed conclusive
ly from the Bible that Christ had been
promised by many OF the early prophets
The meeting was well attended l,y repil-
lar members of the Volunteers, and. after
q generous offering was taken up for the
New Years dinner which * being
planned. a short testimony and praise
meeting vas held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
JOSEPH NELSON'S MOTION
TO STRIKE OUT DENIED

Thc motion Of Joseph Nelson 10 strike
out certain portions OF the complaint
filed against him in the district court by
Emily Eborn. i'll which she asked dam
ages from Nelson In tic sum of sb0 900
for alleged breach of promise OF mar
riagc, Was denied by Judge Armstrong
Thursday, and Nelson WAS given flvc days
To answer
Miss Eborn alleged that Nelson betrayed
her under promise OF marriage. Nelson
asked that the portion OF the complaint
relative Ia pregnancy and thc suffering
caused thereby be stricken out, but the
court denied his motion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

This &65th and last DAY OF the year has
the noble Influences OF the sun In bcnchr
aspect With til" Moon 10 guide and con-
troll mankind For those who 3r" IttIncd
10 bcucvolcncc. philanthropy. generosity
honor and patience this year should pass
peacefully and the SLOW dawninE OF tho
next should shine with pron1is" and cheer
In todsy's intercourse with men. lct
honor and straightforward truth bc the
guidc. They who seek To prosper BY
Strataeem. deceit or the tvrannical use oi
power will fail of their ends. Let them
beware OF temporary success. IL will
provo a. mockcTy.
The day is marked as good FOR asking
and granting 1arors
Women or men employed today should
prove satisfactory.
Travel for health or pleasure is likely
TO prove satisfactory.
Magistrates and others having power
and authority should exercise mercy and
forhcaTancn In these twenty -four hours.
Care must nc exercised todayto gnard
against fire. There Is danger, also, from
handling weapons.
There Is a sign Of quarrel among
strangers Indicating that II will be well
TO avoid noisy gatherings and 10 abstain
from engaging in arguments with un-
known persons.
The influence OF Mars TODAY. and par
ticuiarlv this evening. IS toward excite
mcnt intempcrance and strife Persons
inclined 80 over indulgence in food. drink
or pleasure will be prone 10 oXcesscs
under tho combined evil sway Of Mars
and Saturn.
There is a hopeful sign for those who
are III or afflicted.
Tho earth and its products arc under a
good aspect.
Visit old persons and take counsel with
them.
People with this birth date are under
Canricornus, Tho signs governing them
suggest that during the twclvcmonth they
must avoid chaugeablcncss and extremes
and cultivate Application and content
ment
Children ars born today under planets
thai often mako their subjects unduly
bitter under dlsappdintments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
MODERN W00DMEN GIVE
WELL ATTENDED DANCE

Under tho auspices Of the degree tear,
of Great Salt Lake camp No. 100.I .
Modreu Woodmcn OF America Il pleasant
and largely attended ball was hold I'm The
banquet hal of the T. o .. +. temple
Thursday evening. The affair scored a
big success and n neat sum was realized
from 1t. which win be used To oIcfray
the expenses that Will he incurred by
the degree team going 10 Ogden in the
near future for a big initiation.
The dance last cvsninG was n pretty
affair. The hall was appropriately deco
rated and the splendid music added ma
tcrallv to the entertainment. Punch was
served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
MULE Is TO BLAME
FOR THIS MANS INJURY

SUIT WAS filed in tho district court
Thursday by Mike Bojanich against III"
Cliff Mining company 10 recover damages
In tho sum of $3.50 for personal injuries
alleged 10 have hecn received by hin1
September 20 last while employed I'M tho
company's mine.
Bolsnich alleges that he attempted 10
pass some orc cars drawn by n mule, In
the tunnel. and that the mule got OFF the
track and threw one OF the cars against
him. crushing him severely and breaking
mis- lee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Charles M. Plants Funeral.

The funeral OF Charles NJ. Plant who
died "Wednesday morning OF old age. VIII
be held at noon Sunday from the
Scvcntecnth ward meeting house Mr.
Plant was born in Peterborough, Eng
land. Oct 23, 1924. and had been u resi-
dent of this city from 1862. He Is sur
viVed by widow and four children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
GETS PRINCELY SALARY
FOR THREE DAYS WORK

. One hundred aud scyenty-fivc
. thousand dollars day is what Al
. Myers. who was interested with
. Tex Richards in the Cans Nelson
. fight at Gold6eld, made when he
/. did assessment work on the Mo-
. hawk claim before Goidficld came
. into prominence. Myers has been
: ~ Salt Lake for several days,
: leaving Thursday for his business
. headquarters in Los Angeles.
: The Ncrada mining metropolis
: was practically unknown when
; Myers wont into the district For
: doing three days work on the
. Mohawk, Myers was given
: fourth interest in the procprty.
: lie later disposed Of his holdings
: for more than 100000.
: Myers. who has been gucs;
: at the knutsford for several days,
discialms any connection with the
: Qc6res-Johnson fight.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

Via D. & r. G., Dec. %, 24, %, 81,
Jan. l.
One single fare for tho round trip be
tween all stations in Utah. Good re-
turning until January 3rd.
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Elk's California Excursion

February >. Cheapest excursion of the
year. Sec or write y. w. Raybould,
Elks' club Salt Lake.
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Removal Sale.

Pig reductions in wall paper and
framed pictures before moving 10 our
elegant new store. Geo W. Ebert *
Co.. 81 Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ELDER DANIEL STEWART
GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY

y number Of TIA" friends Of Elder Dan
rel stewart gathered III the Tenth ward
meeting house Thursday evening and
were there entertained by The following
programme:
Ladies' qUartcttc--
Miss Bessie Oswald Miss Letitia
Oswald. Miss Annie Spokcs, Mrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

Via D. & R. G.. Dec. 90. "a, %, 81,
Jan. 1.
One single fare for the round trip be-
tween all stations in Utah. Good re.
.rrning until January Bird.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ENTHUSIASTS GATHER
AT \. VI. {. A. BANQUET

Nearly tHh hundred enthusiasts gath
cred Al the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation rooms last night 10 enjoy the
annual banquet given by tho physical
department of the association. The
Il series OF iptcrclass basketball games
and indoor track events that have char
actcriZcd the winter season OF the y. VI.
e. y.
l.. c. Miller officiatcd as toastmaster.
Rev. p. ~ Simpkin, Carl Badger. Ell
wood Brown. Oscar Cox and Oscar j..
Ginrrich were the speakers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
DENVER AND RETURN, $4,000,

Via D. e. r, c., January 9, 3. 8, Z, 10.
Good returning until January 81 Ac-
count National Apple show, k'ruit job
bers' association and National Live
Stock show. Stopovers allowed in both
directions.
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Removal Sale.

Big reductions in wall paper and
framed pictures before moving to our
elegant new store. Geo. w. Ebert &
Co. 81 Main ST.
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Removal Sale,

Big reductions in wall paper anu
framod pictures before moving 70 oIs
elegant new store. Geo. w. Epers 7"
Co., 81 Main ST.
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The stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
Nv Cosctt.
BY COsct
Friday. December 81, 1909.

Now placidly the dying year departs
For thos" who view the new with stead
fast hearts.
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REMOVAL.

Lancton Lime and Cement Co. Will
move January /, 1910, 10 3I6 South
Third West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
CHICAGO MAN SAYS HE
WAS ROBBED BIZ WOMAN

j. r, johnson OF Chicago WAS the VIC
tim oi a colorcG woman Thursday even
ing. who robbed him Of his purse. con-
tanning SO In cash and a railroad ticket
TO Anaconda, Mont. johnson saws the
woman stopped him on State street near
Fourth South. about O'Clock last even
ing and asked him the time After a
brief converse ton with the woman he
continued on his way up State street
but did not discover his loss until some
Time later. The matter was reported 10
The police. but their efforts 10 locate
the woman were unsuccessful.
4 private safe may be rented in Tho
ere and burGlar.proof vaults of the
sait Lake security aud Trust company.
Open. house New Years eve. Cullen
Hotel Cafe.
Picture Framing.
Midgley-Bode Co.. SO East 1.t So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Grand Tableau as New Year Enters.

skate the old year out and The new
year in at Auditorium Roller rink on
Richards street Admission l0c.
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Dancing at conservatory Han.

Dance the old year out and new year
in. Dancing tonight
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JOSEPH LARSON FOUND
SICK IN A HOSPITAL
Man for Whom Wife Has Been
Searching Is Finally
Located.

Joseph Larson. for whom his wife has
been searching the city Tor moro than
a week past. WAS located Thursday
morning at st. Marks hospital, where
he has been confined for three weeks
past. suffering from "A case Of poisoning.
Mrs Larson and nine children arrived
ga salt Lake City a few days before
Christmas. at the request of the husband
and father who was then supposed to
lac working in the smcltcrs at Silver city.
Larson had come to Salt Lake about
December 10 and was arrested hy Patrol
man Pierce. who believed the man WAS
drunk on account of tho queer manner
in which he was acting.
Al the police station 1t was sound that
Larson was suffering from poisoning. and
nc was ordered taken toSSt, Mark s hos
pital by Dr. steele. where lie has since
been confined.
Judge {. NJ Nielsen. a brother-in-i Ia W
of Larson began Il search foy the miss
Ing man several days ago. but did not
extend his hunt To The police station un-
Ill Thursday morning. When Larson loft
silver city he had almost Sl0n i'm his
possession, but when ialcn 10 the police
alton only $50 was found. Judge Neil
son says that Larson Is not drinking
man. and he is unUblc Ia account for the
loss Of EiS money unIoSs he was robbed.
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Charles Peterson makes '.eenuine
signs the real article-brass. glass.
and electric; also all kinds Of painted
limitations. Both phones. 20 Richards
street
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Dancing at Conservatory Hall.

Dance tine old year out and new year
in Dancing tonight.
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Tho fact tina, most diseases arise ffoua,
an Impure or low conditlon ot ton n, W.
T. f,,liv rrovco bv Hoods S5rsaparilIa
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Dancing School.

Odeon Academy, class for beginners
commences Tuesday al S .. III.
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Open house New Years eve. Cullen
Hotel Cafe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

Tribune Reporter Printing Co.,
sc West 2ud South street. Phone 'A''
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Mitchell Van ana Storage Co, rs-
moved to 273 South West Temple,
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Grand Tableau as New year EhtciS'
Skate the old year out and inc new.
wear lin at Auditorium Roller rlnh on
Richards street. Admission lOc.