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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
BLUE RIBBON AWARDS
MADE At STATE FAIR
Judges Decide Oh Displays
Deemed Worthy of Diplomas
and Medals.

The following exhibitors at tho state
fair have been awarded the NJ. y NJ. blue
ribbon:
Imperial Candy company. Cache Valley
Condensed MIX company, Hewlett Bros.
company. Union Manufacturing company.
salt Lake Knitting company. II, g M. l..
DcSerct Soda Water company. oliver r..
Meredith, Mrs. Bruasch, Utah Fire Clay
company, ltah Glazed Cement Pipe COM
pany, \. y $. Manufacturing company,
T. Y, Fohlin. w. j. Wilde Manulactur-
ing company, Alexander optical company,
$. +. Hubbard. Salt Lake Hardware
company, Ctah Canning company. Hcw-
lett Can company. Superior Baking com
pany, Kelley Ice Cream company, West
Rug company. Holmes Disappearing Bed
company. Utah Caskct company, j. G.,
Read X Bros, Giles -McAllistcr Advcr-
tising company. Nephi pastcr company.
Sewing Machine company, bubra OILS
company. New Yankee Manufacturing
association, Fred Turner, BambcrSer
Coal company. Martin Coal company.
The following exhibitors have been rec
ommcndcd FOR diplomas.
The Fit We'll Artificial Limb company,
Singer Sewing Machine company, h. Z.
NJ. l.. Clara r. Baruch. w. j. Wilde
Manufacturing company. Edward T. & Ell
mcr G. Jones. Ogden Packing company,
Ogden Packing and Provision company,
College Pure Food company. Union Man
ulIcluring company. Hewlett Eros I'm
porial Candy company, tnC(c sam Clean
cr company. New Yankee Manufacturing
association. Spencer Ciawson. Utah Cas-
kct company. \. & :. Manufacturing
Dickcrson Automatic Governor
company. Paddison West Window Screen
company, Thomas s. Howard, Thomas n.
Smith, William NJ. Cowlcy. Salt Luke
Mattress aud Manufacturing company.
t;crmicidc Manufacturing company, Utah
Glazed Cement Pipe company Utah Fire
CLAY company Utah Cnlvcrt company
In addition To being recommended for a
diploma tho Western Macarcni COM
pany was recommended FOR n gold medal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS :
FAILS TO PAY BAD CHECKS

Household goods belonging to Mrs e
l.. Kramer. seized by the sheriff on an
attachment made III favor of John A.
Ekman. sold at auction In the
shcriT's office Thursday. but tho pro-
cecds OF the sale will not satisfy the in
dcbiedncsS.
Mrs. kraimcr had an expensive fat and
gave every other appearance OF being a
woman OF means. She succeeded In get
ting a large quantity of groceries. dry
goods and other things on credit. She
gave several worthless checks.
j. NJ. Marriott. who runs a meat shop
and grocery. was given a bogus check
and an investigation was started. When
a deputy sheriff called at Mrs. Kraimers
apartments Mrs. <raimcr answered the
call. but told the deputy sheriff, who did
not know any better, that she was Mrs
Kraimer's sister and that Mrs, Kramer
herself was out.
The deputy sheriff returned in about an
hour, but Mrs KraImer. warned. had
taken flight. leaving behind most OF her
effects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
SECOND APPLICATION
TURNED DOWN BY COURT

William Boyd presented n second ap-
plication TO District Judge Lewis Thurs
day To have County Attorney Job +.
Lyon cited in for alleged contempt for
refusal 10 issue complaint charging
running n house of ill-famc against Belle
London, which went the way of the other
similar petition OF Boyd. Judge Lewis
held the showing made in the applica-
ton insufficient. as was the other pcti-
ton held, and ordered II dismissed
Boyd. when the Stockade company was
launched. sold realty To II for $500, ac-
ceptng securities in payment. bur the
securities. Boyd says. failed 10 material
izc. and for some time Boyd has been
trying 10 get criminal proceedings insti-
tuted against the London woman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

Mercury and Venus are in benenc as
pect with the Moon on this 2S0th day
and Uranus occupies Il place favorable
for many things.
There is dominant sign of fortune
In love, promising success to courtships
and happiness in married life begun un-
der this auGura; the sign is evil how
ever. for marriages for wealth or posi-
day is Ill, also for married people who
arc inclined 10 ,vex each other or TO
quarrel
Women employees will profit today
from tidiDess and great accuracy in their
work. however trivial.
Merchants; sales-pcoplc and others
dealing with women should push the
advantages of the day zealously, for the
sign is good for all things connected
with shopping.
Persons OF Quick and subtle wit are
nuencc inciines TO make them say un-
kind things for the mere sake of smart
ness or display. and also inclines them
to take unfair advantage of those not
so keen and bright as they are.
Gluttonous, indolent, opinIonatiyc and
lmpudent or insolent persons are likely
to be more than usually offensive This
day unless they exercise extraordinary
self-control II is. however. Il dav high
ly favorable for reform In these partiCu-
lars. for the tendency is strong toward
self help and Improvement of existing
faults.
An excellent sign is over publicity.
Teachers. lecturers, lawyers. printers
and m inisters arc under good augury.
being favored for quickncss of thought
and word by Mercury.
Herbal lore marks today rs good for
carraway. carrots, parsley. oats. par
snip, cndivc, dill. clecampane. lavender
fern, mulberry. marjoran. valerian. sa-
worry and caramnt under Mercur3
Those whose birth date this is arc
under the rule of Libra with signs as
that tend to give great talents.
with II lack OF care and forethought
Children born today are under signs
that are held tn signify abruptness and
a quarrelsomc though generous nature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
| HlGi1 SCHOOL NOTES

There has been considerable trouble
about getting q covering for the campus,
but If the soil which Will be eXcavated
from the manual training building base
mcnt is free from rocks. il will he spread
over The campus. 1t will require 400
cubic yards of earth TO cover the field
three inches deep.
Charles Smith. VINO has been first
sergeant OF 3 company, will be ap-
pointed sergeant major,
According to the canvass of the COM
panies. there are not more than II dozen
cadets who have not ordered uniforms.
This (Frday) will be a holiday for
the high school students, so as 30 give
them an opportunity TO take In the State
fair during the day time. Each year IL
required TO do some extra work. the sub
ject matter of which is based on the
fair.
From the crowd at the practice football
game Thursday afternoon it is evident
that the school is In earnest this sea-
son about n winning team. The lack of
suitable blcachers was evident and some
thing Will be done.
The football boys will be given a train
ing tubc Monday SO as tc have a hot
meal rather than cold lunches.
A record will he kept this year OF all
drills missed and Captain Webb states
that all will have TO made up. Last year
hfty-foCr drills out Of possible l07 were
called of,
II arrangements can be made the girls
of the domestic science classes will sew
up all rents in the football uniforms.
The rife range I'm the Union building
was opened Thursday aud found To be
In good condition. There will be several
changes made so tn allow for an en-
larScment OF the range to twice its size
Lieutenant Paul Parmcrlcc. who is range |
officer. was first 10 shoot. with l5
score,
President Tommy Fitzpatrick Will call |
I meeting Of the athletic association, as !
The football bills must be voted upon |
before being paid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
SWEDISH LUTHERANS Z
TO HOLD C0NFEf

a meeting of the Mission societ
Evangelical Lutheran church y
Thursday night at the Swedish y
church. The Rev. Kris kvammc
'of the Norwegian Lutheran chu'
livercd an address in English.
The annual conference Of the
Lutheran church will begin Frld1
at $50 with a sacred concert-
all of the Swedish people of the
Invited. a bargain sale Will be.
the church Saturday under the q
of the Ladies' Aid society.
Sunday the following program
be carried out: Sunday-scllool. y
holy communion. II q. M; prea2|
Rev. j u. harrington of Bols
services at S p, M; preaching
+. w. Bussard OF the Holy
church, and also by Rev L. SIT
of Idaho Falls.
A large attendance Of SWEDISH
is expected at all of the meeunE9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
NJ DONALD OBJECTS To
SALOON NEAR FACTORY
Tells Council Committee Youth
full Employees Would Be
Tempted.

There was quorum. so the commit
tee of the whole OF the city council did
not meet Thursday evening 10 consider
the bids on the fire hose.
The license committee. 10 get the mat
ter on its way. recommended that the APP
pication OF y. III. Little for u retail
liquor license at 2l9 West Second South
street. be granted, This Is the location
that Bianco Il Curran had To give up on
account OF protests from adjoining prop
criy owners.
j. G.. Mcdonald is in with a protest
against the granting Of Fcrraro Il Motif
retail liquor license for Ia West Third
South street. on the grounds that the
location OF a saloon In that proximity to
his candy factory. at which scores OF bows
and girls arc employed. might be exceed
ingly harmful To tho youths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
SPLENDID PROGRAMME
FOR AMERICAN RALLY

Tho second OF the American party raj
lies 10 be given during this campaign,
under the auspices Of the American club.
VIII be held on Saturday evening next
at Federation of Labor hall. on the cor
ner of Fourth South and state streets.
Some of the strongest speakers in the
American ranks will deliver addresses at
this rally. and a splendid musical and
literary programme has also bccn ar
ranged for tho occasion. The rally will
begin at o'clock sharp and tho pro-
Granmc is as follows:
Song ...s-...... American Quartette
Reading, "liagar's Farewell to Abra-
ham ...,.s.>..,.s Miss Marion Waric
Song .s,.- ..r...... American Quartet.
AduTcSs, ,..s... ..ss......,. Allen i. Sanford
American nominee for congress.
Recitation. The Bull Fight" ......
......r, ......... Miss Marion Wardc
AooIeSS. ....,.rs. ...".-s-..,. q. &, Nelson
Song. .,... ........,, American Quartette
Recitation The Mouse Trap" ...,.
,..-..-.........>.M Miss Marion Warde
song .......... American Quartctte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
BUSINESS MEl|
CONCLUDE WI
J. S. Carver of Ogden Is S'
Head of Retail Organi,|
ton.
BIG BANQUET HELD AT \
ODD FELLOWSl'
Toast List and Musical
sramme Bring Sessid'
to a Close.

The Retail Merchants Assoc,,
Utah closed its business sossin,,
city at noon Thursday and concI,
entire work with 81 banquet ar
lows hall Thursday night. The
the next meeting will bc docidc,
members or the Ogden assoc,at,,
The following were the offi,e-.
d ;. Carver, Ogden. presidcnt~
Stoker, Ogden. first vice nrcsida,,
wilcox, Ogden. second vice pres
w Price. salt Lake. third lie =
Robert Sheffield. Logan. forr
president: II. r. Nelson iSu5 gu;
treasurer; G.. I. Egli. Salt Laiss
tary.
Following is tho board Of direc
NJ. Lees. i. w. wilson. Rnd 1 4
Hudson. A. l., Peck, 9. j. ou Poulr, =
Hickman, l.. NJ BlacImarr
Murdock, salt Lake; Conner MID
Williams NJ II. Barrows' ! ~ NJ
-. i. steele. Ogden: II. IF.
Brigham City: John Saxny Prc,
Jones. Spanish Fork: II. J. n
SprineviIlc; Andrcw LindGulst r
a. l.. Fjelstcd, Ccntcrvillc.
u
IN. with an interesting addrcss
G. NJ. Lees on How Best 10 Co
10 Discourage the Sale of UIrl
vcrtiscd Staples Which Do No '
Profit Enough TO Pay the Cost l.
BUSINESS; Is the Pacific Coast
Remedy Mr.. Lees is of the
that the Pacific coast plan is thf
for this evil. His plan is 10 hav|
facturerS place the price on artic|
Ing from their factories, so as
Uniform price for all jobbers.
The Credit System.
"Jhc Credit System. and Hov
Bc Improved" was discussed IA
Olsen OF Salt Lake. Mr.. Olsen
position that the credit system
jurjous to the retail mnrcha nts 4
IL must be curtailcd. The prluciu
bic. he said. was not that pcopie
pay their bills. but that they vi
in doing II. The retail merchant,
ing TO carry these accounts. "a
meet his own obliGa tions promu
the iobbers suffered. Thus an
business system was upset.
caused failures on the part of 4
chautS who were more lenicnt 4
Ipsl, anu 'it "llpi' I'lbtllNsf Nj
aging, The trouble seems to
people are living beyond their
and calculate too far ahead on vi
can do. and when their bills
they cannot pay them.
During the afternoon the nj
were shown through the Jensen
cry. and afterwards many Of u
tended the stale fair. -
Many Attend Banquet.
The sessions OF the asociatioI
with an elaborate banquet at q
lows hall beginning at $3.50 y
night Some 200 retailers and
surrounded the banquet board, wi
loaded with all the dalnties OF
son. and prior To the serving OF
past the following musical pro
was rendered: Piano duet. Mrs
and Miss Jensen: baritone solo
Brady: piano solo. Miss Hudso1
solo. little Miss Jensen; vocal %
Louise Lees; vocal solo, Mis-
After the banquet had been
C. NJ. Lees was named as toas|
and among others the folowin|
responses 10 Informal toasts.
Weight. Salt Lake; j. w. Wil<
j. S. Carver, Ogden; Dan Colletf
tary of the Manufacturers assr
II. J.. Griffin, Ogden. Willard
Jr., state dairy and food coInml
Fred w. Chambers. state fish an
commissioner, and Joseph Anders
AXE CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
American Gains.

Encouraging reports coming from all
parts of the state indicate surprising
American party gains in every county In
the state. In Weber and Summit coun-
tics the vote Is sure to be much larger
than ever before. The GeutiIes OF Tooele
county Will vote the American ticket as
a protest against the church domination
in that county, Large gains are also
certain In Utah, Juab. Milard and Carbon
counties,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Dies After Being Hit by ~

Marion r. Lindsay. aged 81 "
well known shecpman and brother
of Prof, William NJ. Stewart, Ju
w. Stewart and Bernard j: ano
Stewart, died "Wednesday niGnt
mas. Utah, as tho result OF MUIR
tanned two months ago. when ne
down by an automobile and sariou
jured Wednesday morning Slew.
came unconscious and be passeo
quietly, A widow. three cnildren
brother survive. The funerai
held from the Forest Dale meetins
probably on Friday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES

Great preparations are being made at
the university for the excursion to Logan
next Saturday with the football team.
football rally will DC held
this GridaD morning. Several foot
ball orations Will be given and
sentiments will be responded to
by some of the PLAYERS. special
excursion rate OF S2.15 for the return
trip has been procured provided 100 STU
dents make the trip From the crowds
that have always accompanied the team
10 Logan it is more than likely that fully
twice the required number VIII accom-
paDy the team
Tho student body activity tickets,
which will be used by the students for
admission TO the football games, Lne de-
bates. aud the several socials coming
under the direct supervision of the stu-
dents, are being issued by tile registrar
this week.
The university students who arc trying
out for the cast Of the professors Love
Story" are busy studying the play with
view of picking out their parts. Appli-
CATIONS for parts are being received this
week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
TABERNACLE CHOIR Is
WANTED BY EXPOSITION

There is n possibility that the famous
tabernacle choir will attend the American
Land and Irrigation exposition, TO be held
at Madison Square Garden. New York
CITY, the first week in November. AT
least the management of the cNpos lion
wants the choir To- attend and through
Governor Spry Thursday extended the
musical organization an invitation. The
management SAYS in the invitation that
IT IS exceedingly eager to have Utah's
noted organization attend the exposition
and render "Thc Irrigation Ode" The
invitation will he turned over TO tho
choir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Will Name Candidate.

The Democratic delegates from Wash
lngton, Iron, Kane and Beaver counties
VIII meet at the Wilson hotel at o'clock
tonight to choose a senatorial candidate
from that section OF the state to succeed
Senator Miller. tho retiring church Re-
puplIcan senator. There are several can
didatcs for the position, and "a lively fight
is in prospect, This section OF the state
is always close, and the Democrats be-
lieYe that they have a good chance to win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Monroe State Bank.

The Monroe State bank OF
Sewer county, incorporated with
retary of state Thursday with q,
OF SIS. 200, subscribed by about y
dents of Salt Lake City. Provo,
and Beaver. Joseph II, Lowe ~
dent: John c. Cutler, vice eslde]
ber SWipdle, cashier; Constant =
Orson MaslcBy. Il. NJ, Greenwoou
+. Bohman. III, c.. Whitney AM
\. Smith. additional directors,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
AT FAIR SATURDAY NIGHT

Saturday night at the state fair. Prof
Wayne Abbott. the fireworks expert Will
give ali exhibition with numerous set
pieccs. Among them will bc a Merry
Widow hat, elephant. kicking mule and
an American nag. I'm fire. There viii also
be n grand display of aerial bombs and
rockets.
Professor AbbotCS act Will conclude
with his eighty-foot dive from a set
piece OF fireworks into a flaming tank
OF fire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
KEARNS BUILDING.
The Finest Office building Between Chi
cago and San Francisco.

Arrange now for Office space
The building will be ready for oc.
cupancy January i, 1911.
Light. heat. hot and cold water, gas,
compressed mir and vault in every room
Apply to j. T.. McGinty,
Room 307 Herald Building, Bell
phone 1860.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Receiver for Rathskeller.

The Rathskeller. at Second South and
Main streets, is in the hands Of Il receiver,
The place went into the hands OF n re
cciver Thursday upon the application of
Rleger & Llndley. liquor dealers. who
say that they furnished the eating and
wet goods between July and Septcmber
2 this year for which they have not re-
ceived pay. Albert Herr was named re-
ceiver under $4,000 bond The assets OF
the place are fixed at $4,000 and the liza
blities at $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
-.-is-s...-s-....
UTAH'S FRUIT DISPLAY
BEST EXPERT EVER SAW

Tho fruit exhibit at the Utah j..
state fair: is the best have ever i,
seen, said George Ed win Rowe .
editor OF the Fruit Belt. published .
Mt Grand Rapids Mich, 10 a repre- .
sentative of The Tribune Thurs :,
tia?. Mr.. Rowe is en- route TO Wal :.
sonvilic: Cal. where he VIII Judge the .
appie SHOW. and from there he will .
80 10 Seattle, Wash, 10 act In a .
similar capacity.
II have attended seven state fairs :.
this season. added Mr.. Rowe. and .
! wish 10 say that your fruit cx- !.
hibit here in Ctah Is the best that +.
nave seen this year, or any other .
year. ! am certainly astonishcd at .
the strides being made by your :;
Not only is your fruit exhibit {.
wonderful. but your other exhibits {,
evidence the fact That you are play {.
irg up vour resources. rather than :,
attempting TO give the people OF :.
YOUR stale vaudeville show. This >,
is THO only way. to make a success >,
OF state fair" :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Fire Underwriters Meet

The regular monthly meeting of tho
FIRE Underwriters associa ton was held
at the Commercial club Thursday noon
business matters were discussed after
WHICH members OF the association en-
Joyed q nice luncheon. Resolutions OF
sympathy were adopted for Lnc widow OF
Colonel George IS. Squires.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
VAN C0TT Is ELECTED
TO SUCCEED HARVEY

AZ meeting of the board of directors
Of the Utah Independent Telephone COM
pany. held on Thursday. II. a. Harvey
resigned as president OF tho company
to engage in other business in the east
Waldemar Van Cott a distinguished at
torncy OF the city. was elected TO sue
coed Mr.. Harvey az president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Negro Politicians Meet.

Several Of the negro followers OF the
church Republican party met Thursday
night and organized a colored political
club. james MCAdams was elected pres
idcnt Of tho club. Howard Hines, sccrc-
tarN, and I. 4. Whitmnn. trcaSnrcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
FAIR CROWDS
BREAK RECORD
Thirty Thousand Persons in At
tendance at Big Exhibition
Thursday.
EVEN LARGER ASSEMBLAGE
EXPECTED THIS FRIDAY
Lion and Balloon One Of Best
Attractions Given Oh
the Grounds.
FEATURES FOR FRIDAY,

!. Derby day. Salt Lake public school
: dav and live stock pageant day.
: p. m.-Judging of ali carriage
: and saddle horses.
: . p. m.-IIorsc races.
: y. m.-CSrund live stock pagenat
: in front OF grand stand
!. p. m.--Drawlng for Shetland
= pony and donkey.
. p. m.-Band concert In ASricul-
: tural building
: Free attractions afternoon and
: evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Zang Cafe.

Business men s Gne luncheon,
p. m. 25c. Always the best
German lunches our speciality ID
ed Hofbrau and Pilsner beers q
imported). and English ales on q
26-2S West Second South. Ge'
Roper. proprietor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
STATE FAIR VISITORS

Arc invited TO inspect the model print
ing and binding plant of the Tribune
Reporter Printing company, &c West
Second South. Have you ever seen a
linotype runa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

cut he working on caved in and
broke two ribs and crushed his right
leg SO badly that amputation above tho
knee was necessary. and he demands
$4,000 damages OF the Utah Construc-
tion company. the firm engaged in max
Ing the grade,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

Your range Of comfort is limited by
your supply Of coal Order now. "Pca
cock" Rock Springs and Utah coal.
Central Coal and Coke Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
American Women Leaga

There will be a meeting OF
. American Women g league
: (FIiday) night at s o clook|
. the Kenyon hotel, Mrs "
Kinney will read q paper on Z
Benefits of League Opal
, House. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

The Heidelberg" makes specially
of supplying private families with GEN
uire imported Muenchner beer, quarts
and pints. Both phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

The "Heidelberg" is now SCI
business mems hot luncheon fror
$3.50 p. m. German dishes 50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

Drink Pilsener-the peer !
beers, the nectar for the bon.'
only genuine ut the Heidelberg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

Muenchencr Lowen Brau-the bev.
erags for run down constitutions and
nervous disorders; the finest brew in
the world On tap at the Heidelberg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07

j. II. Kent
Architect, GO Ncwhouse building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
The stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Friday, October 2 1910
BY Cosette
Friday. October 7, 1910.

Now three fair stars inspire
The day with genial fire,
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0CK OFLADIES' 'READY-to-WEAR GARMENT SREDtJ(
Meyers Offering Of Ready-to-Wear
Garments Is Causing Brisk Shopping in This Section
Piece Dresses at $40. See Liberty St. Windows

exceptional II