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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

hospital as a charity patient =" John.
son was asked.
well, it was this way:
Il had some trouble with my neck
and kind of thought that Melbourne
hospital as a charity patient?" John
! could not go there as a charity pa
tent. Why. l drove there IS my motor
ear"
old you pay for the trcatmcnt?'
"Why, no.. it was a free hospital
wasn't it? And, anyhow, | felt en-
titled to go there, for wasn't ! paying
an income tax on the f210 / was get
ting a week for my theatrical work
Tommy Burns was getting more, but
he bad moving pictures. He was
getting f250 a week. l kind of thought
the income tax was sufficient to pay
for what ! got at the hospital. / Of
fercd to pay the doctor, anyhow. but
he would not talk my moncy. Then ]
wanted to scnd him some silk socks,
but he would not take them. l told
him that men in America worth mil
lions went to public hospitals, but he
didn't seem to understand. Austria
liza has no reason to complain of me.
! have paid my income tax all the
time and raised n good deal of
money for various charities while in
Sydney. Yes. there vas some discus
sion by the hospital people and some
thing got in the papers"
on the way from Australia. john
son took part IN two concerts on
board and was warmly %applaudcd. He
played selections on the bass violin
and often at night when the rolling Of
the steamer was not toe much to
make him indisposed-for Johnson
admits that the sea got tho decision
over him a couple of times-he was
heard practicing on his violin. He
admitted that he had intended giving
some selections in church entertain
ments in Australia.
I'm a church man. belong to the
Methodist church, but they did not
seem to have much use for a colorcd
nan I'm the Methodist church Of that
Australia They are good
though. They treated me fine
and I've got no kick coming, But. on
square. they seemed to think more
Of Burns after | had licked him. Civ
him such a licking as nobody
ever had before, than they do me, the
champion. There was a funny stunt
about me finding comfort in Shakes
peare books and the "Pilgrim's Pro-
gross" but. on tho level, | do read
shakespeare"
Fitzpatrick, when asked about his
split with Johnson, said it had be-
O after the fight johnson
VAS q different man aftersthe fight
lc said. "He would feed out Of the
land then. but he is a hard man to
landlc now. We decided to split soon
after the Makura left. Anyhow, he
lon't want q manager now. He has
got Mrs. Johnson as his manager.
When Johnson was IN Australia an
Australian paper printed a story
lobut his intended marriage to an
Oakland woman. who entered suit
the paper. and Is said TO have
'ccoivcd a verdict Of $500.
Mrs. Johnson. who was Nellie
)'Bricn. Of Philadelphia, avs she is
proud Of her dark husband II
links he is the greatest man in the
world. She was very much disappoint-
ID at not being permitted to see the
light at sydney. but c~ontontcd herseIl
With the statement that MIS-. Burns
id not see it, either.
MIS-. johnson plays the piano. ac-
.ompanying Jack ON his bass violin
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JTFFIsIES DECLINES TO
COMMENT ON JOHNSON

New York, March 9.-When James
j. Jcffries was seen tonight at the
lthcater where he Is playing a vaudc-
willie engagement and shown the Asso-
ciated Press interview with Johnson
In which the negro champion declared
himself ready and willing to meet
| Joffrics. or amy man in the world,
the big fellow only %grinned and said
nothing.
The Victoria dispatch was read to
Jcffrics a paragraph at a time with
the loud pedal on that part of it which
had particular reference to him. but
after each pause the big Californian
rubbed his chin and muttcrcd- moth
ing to say"
As that part Of the interview in
which Johnson declared talk of JEFF
fries still being the chamRRn tired
him was read TO Jcfffies ne leaneQ
lauainst the door and loughed. II
against the door and laughed. y
and an ex-chanipion by the negro
fighter also ELECTED a chucklc from
Jcffrics. but when asked to dilat on
the point he refused, roiterating his
siorotyped nothing to say. The pos
lsibilitv Of "a match being arranged be
ltucrn johnson ana ketchel, reused
J.ffriss. however. Hc had the pas
sage read To. him twice. and thcn re-
marked why. Kotchcl is q little bit
OF % fellow"
You do not consider il likely,
then Jeffrics was askcd that
johnson and Ketchel VIII ever be
matchcd2"
u don't know. he replied. and l
don't care. I have refused 20 say
ANYTHING concerning that party, and
7 am not going 90 say anything ex-
cuut whom I get good and ready
by that party you mean b
SOM"
Il Go"
u was then explained 10 the re-
tired champion that his persistence In
allowing ilis attitude in the matter OF
"a match with johnson ia remain a
mystery would encourage the negro
champion TO issue announcements
and challenges al every stopping
place
To this Jcffrics remarked,
Let him"
The news Of the parade being held
lin Galveston in Of Johnson al
J most drew an impulsiye reply from
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ARRANGEMENTS UNDER
WAY FOR FIGHT AT OMAHA

Omaha, Ncb, March Arrange
mcnts are O undo way for Il fight
between Jim Jeffries and Jack john
son, the fight to take place in Omaha
for a purse of 100000. James Cof-
froth and Martin Brady of a Fran
cisco, and Enos Brady, of Fresno,
Cal. are engineering the contract por-
ton Of the deal. ana Jabcz Cross Of
Omaha is attending to the omaha
end, which includes the passage of a
bin through the legislature permit
ting boxing in this state. Already
this bin has been prepared and much
work has been done in its favor.
The Californians Will be in omaha
on April l to close the deal. If the
bill passes the legislature. Because
Of the central location of Omaha the
promoters believe the largest fight
crowd ever gathered "a be brought
here, if the la VS. will permit the eN-
hibition. AS planned now. the con
tract viii call for a Foreground box
ing contest.
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pion, amt T. ! want a winners ant
losers end. | don't care what 1t is
60 ana 40. or IS ana %, but there
has got to be Il winner and losers end
That's how | met Burns.
II knew ! could get him, ana
followed him around the world before
| got a chance to show the people that
| could win. II Jeffries wants to &c
as the papers say, he's got to come
and there's got to be a winners ano
losers end"
II is doubtful, according to the ar
rangements made by Johnson
whether any fight could be arranged
With Jeffries, Ketchel or any other
man within six months. While his
plans are not absolute. he limited at
a Willingness to change them if any
thing big was put up for a match with
Ketchel.
Johnson ntends to go on the stage
for a few months, being signed with
a syndicate in England for h Lon
don music halls, and after that to
tom France and Germany.
Johnson viii leave the Makura at
Vancouver and proceed tomorrow
morning to Chicago, arriving there
Saturday. He viii continue his jour
ney to Galveston, Monday. arriving
at his Texas home Wednesday.
when his attention was drawn 70
a Galveston dispatch announcing the
formation of committees to arrange a
parade. his eyes sparkled and he
showed his gold-tipped teeth with n
grin and said: Tell them IN be
there"
Asked whether he intended to ar
range Il match with Ketchcl he said
everything depended on the offers. He
it was doubtful. though, If any
thing could be arranged until his the
tour.
Johnson was much interested in
condition. 70 an inter
viewer he replied with emphasis
I'm willing to fight Jeffries or
any other man"
Johnson was asked regarding the
story told in New FORK by George.
Bernard. an Australian sporting
man.. that before the fight at sydney,
johnson and his manager. Fitzpatrick.
received an offer of $4,000 In cash
to throw the fight to Burns, but they
turned the proposition down. The
champion said:
~ don't think that's right. | don't
know but what they might have
wanted to do it. but YOU see they were
to come near me, ana --
we'll. I don't think that's right
oDid You go into the Melbourne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
WOLGAST OUTCLASSES
TlMlO HARRY BAKER

Los Angeles. March 9-Ad VOL
CAST completely outclassed Harry Ia.
kcr, winning by a good margin M
their ten round Contcst tonight
Baker appeared to be afraid Of his
man and was on the run throughout
the bout. Referee EytOn in the
eighth round insisted that he fight,
Wolgast forced the fighting. boring In
with left and right TO the kidneys and
rights to the face, and Bakers nos
J., Ran to bleed Baker had little DIFF
ficulty in finding Wolgast but his
blows lacked force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

of New York defeated HETEROGENEOUS
Charley Joncs) the Garden city. on
iariO. Indian. supposed 10 be second
only to Tom L|onBboat Of his race In
"a n indoor professional Marathon race
toLigh;. The fun Marathon distance
was run. Bruce leading almost con-
stantly from the start. He was strong
and vigorous at the finish with three
laps bctwocn him ana the indian.
Tho time Was 3 hours lS1s minutes.
The match was for $1,000 aud II is
understood the winner will challenge
TOm LOnghnnt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
RUSH OF PROSECUTORS
TO APACHE RESERVATION
Opening OF Mcscalcro Country Means
Renewed NctititN in Mining
business.
Morning Journal Bureau.
The Palace Hotel.
luntu Il. \ II Murnh q

Mr r. .. Wctmorc. "a well known
business nan Of Carrizozo. arrived in
santa Fc today and states that the
opening of the Mcscalcro Indian res
crvation for mining claims has re-
suited in a rush Of p~rosncctors into
the reservation. The reservation is
highly mincralizcd ana it's opening 10
mining operations rs expected to re-
snlt la considerable activity
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The feed question Is u vital one IN
the poultry industry, and every per-
son engaged In IL must learn. sooner
or later. 10 follow exactly the Same
lines the stock raiscrs and dairSmcn
follow. They know exactly how and
what to feed to produce either flesh
or fat, milk or butter. They feed II
ration balanced In accordance with
their demands ami 1t N converted as
Wy "a living miciinc. INTO a definite
Nrotluct and no other. Poultry must
be fed Just as intclligcntly. In the
first place fowls must he given more
Than u mere subsistence ration or a
balanced living ration II we expect
them 10 return us any product over
ana above maintaining simply an 'N-
%istcncc. II eggs are desired. m OK
cess of pioteids must be fed, but In
doing SO with ordinary feeds. the fats
and carbohydrates are increased III
like portion which defeats the pur-
pose. A ration or the nutritiNc ratio
can be SO out OF balance or one sidcd
as to cause starvation IN the must Oh
plenty. In forcing fowls for egg pro-
duciion ~ in forcing animals for
large Yields of milk. il Is best 10 make
up u ration OF many kinds of grain,
This Invariably gives better results
than one or two kinds of grain, al
though the nutrinttNc ratio oi inc
ration should be the same. owl
not only relish their ration more
when composed of ii variety OF grains;
but ~ larger percentage Is digcsicu
than when IL Il composed oi icN'f
ingredients.
ROYAL balanced Ration for Poultry
is not uncertain, but will bring ab9o-
lutte results. Sold by Tie sack or any
quantity desired. T.. W. Fee, Oo2-Ool
:. ist ST., phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

Boston. March Y.-"Sandy' Fcrgu-
son of Chelsea Knocked out Al ku-
biak Of Michigan i'm the fourth round
tonight at the Armory Athletic club.
The Chelsea man showed surprising
form and had the better Of the bout
from the start.
Ferguson secured an advantage by
flooring kubiak y~ith Il right to the
Jaw IN lieu of shaking hands In the
iniral round. a right hook 10 tn"
jaw IA the fourth caused Kubiak 10
take The count.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

Foley's Kidney Remedy viii euro
any case Of kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach Of medt-
cine. Cures backache and Irregular
itios that if neglected might result In
Bright's disease or diabetes. j. III.
O'Rielly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

CnrSUn CitN, New. Murch ~ Tho
llWer mousse OF the Nevada Legislature
passed. To-Day a bill providing Cor a
graduated license for prize fighting.
A state l%icorse. costing $1,000 WI be
required for unlimited round affairs.
$50n for twenty five rounds ard $3.50
for twenty rounds. Where athletic
associations give boxing exhibitions
the licenses win be 81 but no almis-
sion fee shall be charged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

W#elbOurno, Aus, Mnrch N.--Frnnk
GrtCh, champion heavyweight Wrcst-
ter and George Ilackcnschmidt, the
ld'sian wrestler, have accepted the
tci ms of a Melbourne syndicate 10
wrcstle for the worlds championship
In .his city NOvcmher y. neNt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
.JEFTIsIES SUMMONED TO
POLICE COURT IN NEW YORK

New York. Maroon "a su1ninOna
was served today on James j. Jef-
fries. retired heavyweight champion
pugilist. and another on James Solly.
manager OF the theater whore Jeffries
is appearing, directing them to appear
I'm police court and explain why JEFF
fries INDUCES in a sparring act on the
stage of the theater, in violation OF
the anti prlzefight law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

Indianapolis. March . Yussit
Mahmout failed in his attempt to
throw Charles Oldcn Of Indianapolis
twu falls ia forty-five minutes here
tOright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

The music lovers of the city are all
planning to hcar the rendition of that
choice Song Cycle. THE PERSIAN
GARDEN"-MurclI 18Th.
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six Round Draw in New York.

New York. Marcl 9.-Tommy Ma.
ioncy. of New YORK. ana Jack Lad
biiv. the Australian b"antamWcighi
champion. fought "a six round draw
here tonight The scheduled bout be-
tween frankie Madden aud Jack Dor
man failed 10 matcrializc and the Ma
linty-iadhury contest was pat on o..
e. substitute.
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Hrncc to Challenge Longbuat.
Pittsburg, March 9.-Hughev Bfuc,
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BUY SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.

BUY SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.
It Is stable; Sound as a dollar" In
selling real estate, ] make II business
TO secure for my clients the best value
for their money
Take the following, for instance:
127NI65 feet with 3-room house. with
east front, on 10th East near 9Th South,
for only $3.50.
Groom modern cottage on 9Th ave,
south front, with 2ix7 rods of ground,
Lawn. shade. and all modern improve
ments. The price, $4,000.
Another one on X ST.. east front, for
$3.50.
Acreage acres and small brick cot
tage, with barn; 4 acres in fruit, all
kinds; flowing well. ETC.; located on
South 18th East st Price. $4,000.
a lot, with sidewalk and sewer taxes
paid, 50X14S II. to alley, on 9Th East, for
$500. Easy terms.
On 9th East. near 9th South, east
front, a Groom modern brick cottage
with 5oX140 IT. to alley. improved with
garden. lawn, shade, and fruit trees;
On G St, 3Xs rods with broom cottage,
east front. for only $25O0.
4-room cottage on 4th ave, for $4,000.
4-room brick, with all special assess
mcnts paid house connected with sewer,
for $4,000 located on Q st
No matter what you are looking for.
house. lot, apartment site. farm, acre
age, business property, real estate loan,
fire insurance-in fact. anything in the
realty line, my office is the place to
4. RICHTER. 1e West 1st South st.
Phones GAL.
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP III. II. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States, cut rates. Kimball Nal
and Storage Co. 10 w. lst So. m266i
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5000 cash and $50 per mo-; per cent
int, will buy good and substantial o.
room brick cottage, near 5th East and
End South, on Barrow ave. Price-$3000.
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5000 cash and $50 per mo-: interest
per cent, VIII buy splendid broom
modern brick cottage. on l. near 5th ave,
with large lot. Price-$3250.
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5000 cash and $50 per mo-: interest
per cent. will buy neat and good s.
room brick cottage, near 7th So. and
9Th East, on Foster ave. The price
$4,000.
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WE RENT TYPBWRITERS. REPAIR.
exchange and sell All makes In stock:
fun line OF supplies. Utah Typewriter EN-
change Co Phones 400 siSl
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HAIRDRESSING
MEDICAL
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

CONSERVATORY OF
music: fourth floor Board of Trade
liz. "I.s L-S-4A AI Instruments" s2123
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PERSONALS


<LApIESi ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
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Tor 25 years known as Best. Safest Al
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<rBke no other. Chchestcr's Diamond
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ASSAYERS

& NICHOLS, ASSAYERS AND
chemists, removed 10 229 South West
- Dlp Wl,a2
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If you really want TO buy a home 90 L
headquarters. Have them everywher
and at as reasonable prices and term
as can be found anywhere In the city
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FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-MESA COUNTY NATION
al bank stock For further particulars
write o. O. H.. p. .. box 6bl, Grand
Junction. Colo. s30T
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

NEW AND SECONDHAND. ALSO SUP
plies. Jevne Academy. 227 So. Main.
,f M
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COLLECTIONS

y COLLECT BILLS EVERYWHERE.
= wallace. ID, T.. Walker Bldg, Salt Lake
tsity. r784
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FOR EXCHANGE

,~-~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
5O-ACRE RANCH ALL UNDER FENCE;
ten flowing wells. Within three miles of
the railroad; near m" new town OF Burt
ncr. Mii1ard county, Utah Free OF en-
cumbrancc. VIII oXchang" for Salt Lake
real estate, Address O-50. Tribune
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TOR THE SALE or UNITED WIRE,
y less Telegraph Co. stock; only FIRST
3Iass men wanted O. s. Brewster, 61t
JdcCornlck bldg. tSi5
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TERMS.

An easy proposition to secure a good
home.
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!. o. o. f. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows;
Salt Lake Lodge, No, Friday,
Enterprise Lodge. No. 10, Tuesday.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent, 221 Main street
Expert cash register repairing Second :
hand recistcr" always in stock nl5SO
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30 NJADOW.
Modern brick, on North Bench. rooms
and reception hall; tinted walls, mission
wood finish. hardwood floors. beautiful
chandeliers. ! block from 9th ave. car
line, now building large front porch !,
back porch screened in. Al J ST, near
Sth ave. Apply w. H.. Stona cker. owner,
Ncwhouse building cigar store. Both
phones 1873 ti03
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

MODERN sIX-RooM p. B. COTTAGE,
east bench: fine location cement walks.
electric light and gas; one-half block
from car line; biggest bargain on the
bench; see owner and save agents ctSn-
mission. 426 Doulas ave. or 10 East Third
South. Phones 953, t2S5
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muepenuent Order OF Odu EeU0Ws.
FIDELITY LODGE. NO. II. T. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at 8
o'clock. I. o. o. T, Temple Visitors well
come. Chas. Russell. y. G.; J. c. Smith.
Secretary.
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NICE 5-RM. MOD. r. b. ON SECOND
ave. S3500 P-13. Tribune. s2Is4
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SHOE REPAIRING

rHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOIES
70 10 minutes. 40 w. End So. basement.
tA-2asi
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tIon Is extended 10 all Visiting members
AMELIA KING, F.. NJ.
FLORENCE n. BROA DBENT. Hon. Sec
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TYPEWRITERS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 152 SOUTH
West Temple. p. O. Box 1876. ul5lp
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MI MORIAH LODGE NO. .. F. AND A..
NJ Masonic han, second Monday each
Inonth. corner First South and Second
LAST. Members of sister lodges and So
Journing members In good standing in
v,ted Charles Douglas, w. NJ; Christie
pher Diehl. Secretary.
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BIG MONEY FOR AGENTS. SELL THE
Singer Darner. the most useful device
aver Invented for darnine stockings.
(dberal commission Full Information at
Singer Sewing Machine store. SO South
Main ST. s3tT7
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JORDAN LODGE. NO. 5, I. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at l. o. o.
+. Temple. Visitors invited. J. p.
Sackett. N G.: w. T, Hopkins. Secretary,
al
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W,ASATCH LODGE NO l. +. AND A.
month Members of sister lodges and So
9ourning brethren In good standing In
Sited. n. 9. Cav, W. NJ; y. ]. Lowe
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MIDWIFE
HOUSECLEANING
OSTEOPATH
VETERINARY SCHOOLS

SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COL
lege Catalogue mailed free. Or.
Keape, 1878 Market st. Sl43T
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WANTED-AGENTS

FOR THE SALE OF UNITED WIRE
z. less Telegraph Co. stock: only first
sslass men wanted. o. S. Brewster, slf
Mccormick bldg. s30l5
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FAJRPT.AY REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
We Will sell real estate and business
opportunities rooming houses a special
ty. Located at 260i So. Main ST. Bell
phone 42i9-Y. t773
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN. PRO
prictor. GS East First South 200 rooms
alcs 26c. 35c and soc. Xla5i
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UTAH CHAPTER NO / r. A Nj
Stateo convocation first Wednesday In
each month at Masonic hall. corner Sec
onu East and First South streets. Com
s%ood. H. p; Moses C Phillips. SccTe-
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Fire insurance. Don't forget. We rep
resent two of the best companies in the
world Let us write your fire insur-
ance.
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