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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
oRPHEuM THEATRE

Fred Lindsay, who is playing at the
Orpheum this week. is one of the most
picturesque characters on the variety
stage. He is an Englishman by birth,
out mas spent most of his life in the
Australian bush. While there he be-
came expert with the stock whip. a
short-handled, long-lashed affair." In
the hands of an experienced person ~
whip is exceedingly dangerous. Long
practice is required to use it with any
degree of safety. What Mr.. Lindsay
cannot do with this whip has never
been done. The ease and experiences
with which he handles this dangerous
lash forms the principal feature of the
spectacular act which he is now pre-
Senting in vaudeville
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT co.
351 Main St. Phones n.
We Write Fire Insurance.
Will Go on Your Bond.


THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co.
50 Main Street Both Phones 4443.
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You surely can make a choice from these
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.5-room frame. 2lk by 40 #. to alley.
shade trees, cement walks, ample stable
accommodation, $3.50.
4-rOom, brick, southeast very large
rooms, artistically decorated ample space
upstairs for three more rooms We are
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Broom brick, Sd avenue and Canyon
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Groom modern. beautiful. brand-new
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5-roOm rustic on 50X150 feet to alley,
south on 4th East, 5000
6-roOm frame bath and toilet. 2x7-rOd
lot, 30 avenue, 300
On 9Th East we have a veritabie picture
OF a home, and its looks do not belle il,
as to substantially.
large rooms, modern. mantel, large
DOrches with q fine splendid garden
connected with sewer, S525.
We also have 7-rOOm bungalow on 9th
East, aTtistically arranged, finished in
mission style, modern, beautiful garden,
$500
modern. cor S street and First ave, 5000
2-story s-room strictly modern house,
Fifth avenue, lovely garden. fruit trees.
etc. $3.50.
Substantial s-room house corner 9Th
and /. 5x10 lot. bath, toilet. very convan-
lent summer kitchen and porch ample
space in rear for two houses. $3.50.
40-room apartment house, 5 blocks from
monument, $4,000.
Two blocks from monument, west. 96
front feet, pays per cent on $1,000, which
is the price we may sell for until April
Is. AS a speculation this is unparalleled.
We also have the choicest trackage sites
in the city, both north and south.
As for flat sites, in Capitol Hill" I'm a
location not to be surpassed, we have 109
feet by 10 rods for $50 per foot.
We can satisfy any desire you have for
houses already built or sites on which to
build a home
Our lists are complete, and it is always
a pleasure to answer inquiries
We aim TO please both parties to the
bargains.
Their interests are ours, as a satisfied
customer is the best advertiser.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
DIVORCE ACTION
TO Be REOPENED
Decree Given Mrs. Alice BeSS
Last Saturday Has Been
Recalled.
ALLEGATION OF PERJURY
HUSBAND CHARGES THAT WIFE
SWoRE FALSELY.
ALLEGATION OF PERJURY

"hen more than dozen affidavits were
presented to Judge c. W. Morse of the
district court yesterday. the final decree
or divorce entered last Saturday for Mrs.
Alee Elnora Bess was recalled and the
eiVorce action reopened. One of the af-
LloaVits of the husband. Robert Edward
Bess, charged his wife with perjury when
she testfled that he had not provided for
ISf or their children during their married
me The husband says now that he al
Ways supported his wife and family as
zen as ne could on the So a month which
- earned, and he could assign no good
reason why she was trying to get a Ci-
Vorce from him.
=, The Bess case started with the filing of
.he complaint by the wife on July 2, 1908,
Ia which she charged nOn-suppoFt on the
part of Edward. He did not fight the
case and the interlocutory decree was
) tlled IN her favor on September 10 last
giving her the custody of the six children
ana $50 month alimony, with $50 for her
attorney
Soon after the interloeutory decree was
handed down by Judge Morse Bess filed
an afTlf avlt in which he asked for custody
OF the children. He said that every child
mad been placed in the home of some re-.
huye or friend, and that two of the boys
had been placed in he Lund school. This
Ase declared, was not the proper thing, and
asked the court to give him custody of his
charged his wife with living with A. j.
Tad'e at 533 Post street, as a result of
whl n Tadje is now suing in the district
court for $4,000 for defamation of char
actSr.
John T. Gerber, ST., father of Mrs Ress,
Is one of the men who have filed afft-
daVits in the case, and upon which Judge
Morse yesterday recalled the final decree
which was entered last Saturday. Gar
Der says that his son-in-law is sober,
Industrious man, and that he always pro-
Vided for his wife and family as well as
his means would permit Other affidavits,
much on the same line, are signed by
John t. Gerber, jr.. Farley Gerber, Mrs.
Irene Alexander, Laura Palmer, Mrs. Ell
lie NanDeVett, John NeWb0ld, George e.
Palmer, Lydia Pearl Morrow, William A.
Morrow and a number of butchers and
grocers with whom the Bess family
traded. all stating that Bess was an in
dustrious man and provided for his
family.
In the face of these affidavits and the
charge that the children have been scat
tered throughout the city, Judge Morse
consented 10 reopen the case, the first
step being to recall the final decree Of
divorce. This viii be one of the contested
cases to come up in the near future.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

WHY NOT BE A PROPERTY OWNER
WHEN BUYING Is MADE so
EASY FOR YOU2
sloOV-A broom modern cottage near
the o. s. L. yards; lot 37ax140 feet
to alley; good terms.
s1f5O-A new 4-room house on the west
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s2s5O@A 5-room brick house water in
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S1ooV-A broom modern pressed brick
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sSlVO-A broom modern cottage. close
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balance S25 per month.
sS0VO-A new 5-room modern cottage
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$25 per month.
sSTSo-A new 5-room modern cottage.
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s4OOO-An S-room modern house close
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S4fVV-An S-room modern pressed brick
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soOeO-A 7-room modern brick cottage.
close in; lot 51x14Si feet; easy
terms
We write fire insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS,
81 W. Second South Street.
Both phones 244.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
SALT LAKE THEATRE.

AT last. after long and patient wait
ing the public is to be given another
chance to see THE Merry Widow" The
Lehar operetta with its charming ro-
nance, Its immortal waltz and its mas
terry score, its sensational scenes and
its big orchestra. is coming here again.
II VIII play April 14-15-16 at the Salt
Lake theatre, with Saturday matinee.
EFFORTS on the part of the engagement
OF the local theatre to extend the sea-
son when THE Merry Widow" was here
BEFORE failed. Other cities were clam
orlng for the piece and it had to move
on In every city where the 0peretta
has appeared the experience has been
the same-crOwded houses at every per-
fornance and insistent demands for an
early return of the play. The sale of
seats opens today.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Orpheum theatre-Vaudeville, 2:1s \
= p. m. and S:15 D. m
Colonial theatre-Jeanne Russell !
Afford in Cousin Kate" S:15 .. m. y
y Bungalow theatre-Blanche Doug !
= las and the stock company in .Ari- !
+ IONA" S:l5 p. m !
Mission MISUNDERSTANDING 2:30 D. b
Z m. 1880 p. m. and S:15 p. m.
Grand theatre-Theodore Torch and \
Z stock company in "Mizpah," S:15 \
= D. m. +
Shubert, Luna, Isis and Elite the \
= atr7s-Moving pictures and illustrat- y
ed songs, afternoon and evening =
Z Casino theatre-Vaudeville and \
Z moving pictures, afternoon and even \
= ing.
-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
ROOSEVELT IN AFRICA.

An exceptionally interesting feature,
with Roosevelt in Africa" is an
nounced for presentation at the Shu-
bert theatre during the week of April
Is. Over 5000 of negative film was
taken by Cherry KeatOn, a well-known
English phOtogra pher, who accom-
panied Colonel Roosevelt on his trav-
els. and it is said that an absolutely
accurate account of his most interest
ing adventures was secured, which,
with some rare pictures of the wild
animals of darkest Africa in their ma
tive haunts should make this produce
ton extraordinarily popular. Mr.. Flor
ence, through the Florence Film COM
pany, has arranged for the purchase OF
three prints of this production, one of
which will be used for exclusive use
at the Shubert theatre, and it will be
shown commencing with Mondays mat
inee April 49,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
LUNA THEATRE.

While heavy dramatic productions in
motion spictures are very entertaining
and pleasing, 1t takes good, funny COM
edy to liven an audience up to high
pitch of enthusiasm, and the manage
ment of the Luna theatre must have
taken this fact into consideration when
the present bill was selected. Two re-
markably clever comedy numbers, both
by the Essanay Film Manufacturing
company, are included in this program,
one of them, Imagination" an up
roarious side-splitting feature, and the
other, 'Henry's New Hat" which is
photographically perfect and hilarious
ly funny. In addition to these the pres
ent program contains three other ex-
cellent subjects, Sandy the Substitute"
by Roy Norton; THE Uprising of the
Utes." and an exceedingly humorous
comedy, Wandering Wilfreds April
FaoI DaV"
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
JUST A FEW OF OUR BIZ:
FOR SALE

JUST A FEW OF OUR BEST.
THEY ARE ALL MONEY MAKERS.
s3O0-Per foot, corner State and sixth
South Good corners are scarce.
See us about this at once. VIII
loan you $4,000 or $4,000 to build
on this and agree to rent the
building.
s12, OO0-5xl0 rods. with large brick build
ing renting for $50 per month: on
South Main street. Let us show
you.
$S.OO0-SSO feet frontage on Thirteenth
East and 2471z feet frontage on
Sixth South street. Buy this, cut
into lots and We will make you
profit quick.
sS,2o0-lOO feet frontage on Capitol Hill,
or will sell you half for $1.6O0.
s1,2O0-4114x1 feet, between Fourth and
Fifth South on Thirteenth East.
se,OOO-2lzx1O rods on street, and 1Ox1O in
rear, with houses renting for S7S
per month; only 215 blocks from
the City and County building;
$1,500 cash.
$S.00O-s21zxS9 feet on Third East, with
7-rOom house (adobe). An excel
lent flat site. VIII loan you s12,-
900 to $4,000 to build on this. Only
~ blocks from the City AMI Coun-
~ building.
$5.70O-7-room red pressed brick modern
residence; lot 215x10 rods, with
garage, on First avenue. This res
idence was built for home.
We have a listing Of Acreage, Fruit
Farms, Dairy Farms, Irrigated Farms,
Dry Farms and Chicken Ranches, second
to none in Salt Lake City. See us.
IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN, SEE US.
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN, SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON.
80 West Third South.
Both Phones 4426.
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MISSION THEATRE.

Three big audiences greeted the bill at
the Mission again yesterday. Herr Ger
ard. the German strong man, offers an
act that is much different from anything
of its kind ever seen in this city. Elsie
Harvey and her dancing boys come in
for no little share of the applause, as
does Jim Rutherford and company,
Matthews and Brannon and De Velde
and Zelda. Manager Clark received
telegram Yesterday afternoon which re-
moved all his doubt Of the original pic
ture of Roosevelt in Africa" being shown
AT the Mission during the week of April IA.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
GRAND Jury IS READY
Business of April Term, Set to Begin
Yesterday, Will Be
Started Today.

Owing TO the fact that four of the
veniremen subpoenaed for grand jury
duty failed TO answer TO their names yes
terday. the day set for the opening of
the April term OF the United States dis
trict court. the business of the court went
ove- till today, when the full panel will
appear. OF those who failed to appear
yesterday, three are residents of the
southern part of the state and gave as
their excuse - delayed train, while the
other is on his way here from Chicago.
An open venire was issued for four tales
men, and these will have to appear today
or send a valid EXCISE fer their failure 20
do so. The jury to be selected today will
get down to work to investigate a large
number of cases now on file in the fed
eral court
OF the petit jury venire the folIowinc
were yesterday excused: Robert McKune
Price; John Y. Walker, Pleasant Grove
John Quayle. Logan; MILFORD Perry,
Provo: John Linford. Kaysville: j. Nj.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
"HIs LAST DOLLAR"

The racing scene in His Last Dol
lar" which comes to the Colonial next
week, portrays the Sheepshead Bay
paddock, and is one of the most realis-
tic scenes ever staged. The start of
the race is described in a vivid man
ner. and as the progress is called from
time to time and the patter of the hoofs
beard. in the distance, drawing nearer
and nearer, the audience becomes so
excited that many gradually rise in
their seats as at an actual race, strain
ing their eyes to catch the first glimpse
CT the horses. Three thoroughbred
running horses which have done their
mile on the track are carried by the
company to further enhance and add
to the realism of this beautiful scene.
David Higgins has enjoyed five pros
porous seasons in this play, which is
the best product of his own pen up to
the present time. and will, as usual, be
seen in the leading role of Joe Braxton,
the former Jockey.
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JOHN JONES
800 Security Trust Bldg.
Bell 1879; Ind. 2046.

New 5-room buff brick modern gar
age. e. l., cement walks, chicken runs,
barn and fruit trees; lot 50x140, near
10th So. and 18th e. A great bargain,
$3,250; S1,100 down, balance SIS per
month.
Groom modern p. b., gas, sidewalks
all around house. gables in, roof win
dows in, can make rooms upstairs
lot 50x153, near 10th So. and 9Th E.,
ss,75O: $3.50 down, $50 per month.
rooms, modern, cement walks, full
basement. but not cemented; lot 40x117,
$3,75O; $500 down, 81 900 in six months;
near Sth E. and 10th So.
5-room modern light p. b., cement
walks, finished for an upstairs, stair
case in; lot 4fx112, $500; $1,000 down,
$50 per month; snap; near sth So. and
Lake St
1Ox10 on 18th E., near 9Th So, west
front; s375 a rod; terms.
7-room modern on w. Temple, near
Sth So. $3.50; $500 down, balance like
rent
See us for lots and houses southeast.
GUNDRY & ALDER,
5e4 Scott Bldg. 1853 So. Main.
Phone Bell 4170.
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Summons.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
trict court in and for the county OF
Salt Lake, State of Utah.
Hazel Deem, plaintiff. versus Harry
Deem, efendant.-Summons The State
of Utah to said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the sery-
ice of this summons upon Won IL
served within the county in which this
action Is brought, otherwise within
thirty days after service and defend
the above action; and, in case
of your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint. which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court The action is brought to dis
solve the bonds of matrfmony now ex-
listing between plaintiff and defendant.
E. NJ. DUNN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Postoffice Add-ess-202 Herald Bldg.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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NoN-suPPoRr is CHARGED.

Claiming that her husband has not sup
ported her since their ma rriage in Salt
Lake on January s. 1903. Mrs. Christenia
Sherman filed an action in the district
coSrt yesterday seeking a divorce from
John c. Sherman, stationary engineer
employed by the Denver e Rio Grande
company. At the same time, Mrs Sher-
man tied up s75 which her husband has
coming 10 him from the compa ny. l.. the
suit she asks for a divorce s25 a month
alimony and $50 for her attorney.
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GRAND THEATRE.

Tonight will be the last performance
Of the great biblical play from the pen
of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, "Mizpah.' The
hoy office at the Grand will open a
half hour earlier to accommodate all
those who desire to secure their seats
early in the day ''Mizpah" has struck
popular chord in Salt Lake. Beginning
with a Wednesday matinee, theatre
goers will have another opportunity of
seeing a new dramatic version of Agus-
tus II Evans famous book, "St, Elmo"
By request Mr.. Torch will PRESENT this
drama the remainder of the week,
starting Wednesday matinee.
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ACCUSES HIS WIFE.
William ShoWelI Seeks Divorce, Al
leging Husband Beating.

Husband bea ting is charged by William
Shovel against his wife, Mary F. Wool
ard Showell in a suit for divorce filed in
the district court yesterday. They were
married here on November q, 1904, and
the husband complains that almost since
the day of the wedding his wife mas found
amusement in beating him. He says she
did not consider him a her husband but
ordered him around the house like
hired man and threatened to throw him
out of their abode If he did not obey her.
He wants a divorce and single bIessedness
again.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-12
Special Stockholders Mestlno,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of The Miners Dream a
Utah corporation, at the office OF the
Utah Mine. All Mccormick block, salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 18th day Of
April, 1910 st o'clock .. m. for
the purpose of electing a board of trus-
tees 1.-THE time OF the annual meeting hav-
ing. passed.. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be properly
brought before the meeting.
f. NJ WELLER
President.
ID. s. SPENCER.
Secretary.
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Here are bunch or snaps that must be
Solo. Every one is a bargain
yl65O-5-room brick, $500 down.
s25OO-4-room modern bungalow lust being
finished. 1t is a bargain.
Mushroom modern white pressed brick
just being built. Everything is an
right; s400 down.
s225O-S-room modern brick on Sth East:
$500 down. Plain snap.
S25OO-5-room white pressed brick. near
4th East and 18th South; $500 down.
SS250-5-room modern brick just off 18th
East. Fine as silk.
S3loV-5-room modern brick Just off 9Th
East. Very nice.
S2OoO-5-room bungalow on car line: $500
down. Another plain snap.
S71o0-s-room modern brick on Brigham
St
$2S5O-5-roOm. 2-story modern bungalow
Any reasonable terms
We have fine selection of residences
Come in and let us show you.
]. NJ. SETTLE & CO.,
sos Tribune Bldg
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George f. Crippen. Salt Lake; Jessica
Y. Bronson. Cincinnati, O.
G. w. Lloyd, Butte; Ethel May Lane,
Salt Lake.
John D. Gray and Grace Singer, Salt
Lake.
w. e. Laurence and MoIlie Leon, Salt
Lake
MILFORD W. Snyder. Parley's Park;
Rose A. Lincoln, Salt Lake.
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auNeALoW THsATRE.

1t would have been difficult for the
management of the Bungalow to have
selected a more popular play for the
initial temperance at that theatre OF
Miss Blanche Douglas than Arizona"
the army drama, by Augustus, that has
proven so popular these many years.
Miss Douglas entered on her engage
ment last night, playing the role OF
Bonita. She was given a big ovation.
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Notice our location, No.
s, ". I'd So. Best in town.
If you want choice
homes rented or sold, give
us a call. We are in posi-
ton to do the rest.
We have just secured
an option on q tract of the
choicest and cheapest land
on the popular East bench.
See us for lots IN this beau
tiful locality.
We have lots in the
northwest, s125.00 and up.
MATHISON & CALL.
No. 6 W. I'd So,
Bell phone 1414.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


EARDLEY- BALL-CANNON ASSN.
IL Main ST Phones sac.
Why Do You Pay Rent?
YOU CAN OWN A HOME.
Down
Payment Location, Etc.
*IZ5-$15 Mo.-4-room, frame. west side,
S2eO-s20 Mo.-4-room, brick, very sub
stanttal. and well located on
s,oo east side. close in; s2,350.
S4VV-S2O Mo--4-room, modern, brick
buffet kitchen, good lot, all
FENCED, only blocks from c. & c.
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9A'VVV-Sz5 Mo.-4-room, modern, white
pressed brick, with unfinished
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-goV Mo--5-room modern buDga-
low on north bench. Everything
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sLVoO-sS5 Mo.--New, modern home Of
~ large, light, cheerful rooms.
NJ close IN on east side; $1,000.
Easy Ierms.-6-room, double house
modern, on good lot with plenty
OF room for another house: close
- ooo IN on E. 9Th Ave; 1880
Si'VVO-4x10 lot and S-room brick on
I'd East, near Sth South $3.50.
- LOTS.
SiO00o$e Mo.-Lots in Forest Dale; S175
sOVV-s "a on "a Ave. near d street,
SSS9159-ft. lot near Liberty park.
NJ, EARDLEY- BALL-CANNON ASSN
I-0nes SlV. II Main st.
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Notice TO Creditors.

deceased.
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers, to the undersigned at 704 New
house building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
on or before the 24th day of July. A. D.
1910.
LAURA NJ. YORGASON, Adrninistra-
trix of Estate Of Robert G. Yorgason.
deceased.
Administrative.
Date Of first publication March q. A. D.
1916
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COLONIAL THEATRE.

cousin Kate" drew a good-sized
Monday night audience at the Colonial
last night The Salt Lake girl, Jeanne
Russell Afford, was given warm re-
eeption- She highly entertained the
audience with her portrayal of the
lovabie Kate.
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A SNAP

A SNAP
on 10th East. Must sacrifice this cozv
courage .5-rms. with bath, Eas. cellar.
seIectric light; lot 5Ox157, with lots of
h ha ana shade trees, lawn and nice
'"i"' sz'oOO; $500 cash, bal. s25 per mo-