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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
OLD-TIME Fourth
TOBE CELEBRATED
Patriotic Holiday viii Be Most
Enjoyable, as Well as
"Safe and Sane"
PROGRAM LIKE LONG AGO
BEST FIREWORKS DISPLAY
EVER SEEN IN SALT LAKE.

Up-to-datcncss. style AMI she whim-
steal ideas Of a seemingly FREEDOM
mating element. have destroyed many
sweet old sentiments and customs.
among them being the old-fa shinned
way OF celebrating the Trourth Of July.
salt Lal Is going 20 get back % the
old style OF celebration. The Deciara-
ton Of Independence is going TO be
read to young Americans. There Is
going to be a big parade, I'm which tho
band and soldiers from Fort Douglas.
the madonna guard. high school ca
diets. the G.. a. r.. sons OF Veterans.
Daughters of Veterans. Spanish-Amer-
fcg a War Veterans. civic and military
ORGANIZATIONS and. best or all the
children Of the city. viii participate.
The parade viii disband at Liberty
park. where an appropriate program
will be carried out during the fore
noon
After the exercises the multitude
viii lunch and picnic on the grounds.
In the evening there win be the big
vcst and best fireworks display ever
witnessed in salt Lake.
Plans TO this end were formulated
at a meeting Of a committee appointed
by ". Mont. Ferry. acting mayor
which met az the Commercial club
last night. Carl A. Badger was chosen
chairman Of the general committee
and Mrs. Mary p. LOOMS, secretary.
For Good OId-Timc Fourth.
HALF an hour was spent in discus
sion Of plans 10 was decided TO ash
the corporation OF tho Sunday schools
OF the various religious denOmina-
lions Of the city I'm the movement for
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WILL HAVE AUTO PARADE
Town, Preceding Purple Day
Fun at Mandamcrc.

At meeting in the Elks' room yes
terday OF the general committee N
charge of the plans for Purple day.
June 81. the feminine portion of the
committee was increased from eight
members to fifty, the additional men,
bers 70 be named today. Seven Elks
constitute the masculine portion. The
meeting was presided over by Chairma n
V. A. Bettilyon-
wandamere park has been turned
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soon. The committee on finances re-
ported that during the year the re-
ceipts amounted to S942.60 and the eX-
penditures to S942.S0, leaving a deficit
of 20 cents.
Tonight at o'clock in the university
gymnasium the Alumni association will
give it's annual Nnquet and ball in
honor of the graduates.
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oRPHEUM THEATRE.

The warm months don't seem to be
any bar to the attendance at the Or
pheum. Judging from the excellent
business that prevails at that house
since the advent Of the Mack-Leone
com bination. Il was an suspicious
opening. and the fancy Of the show
going public seems 20 have been hit
with the initial offering. Cameo kir-
by" has much that appeals to the mass
Of stock patrons. The piece Is a rO-
mantle story. well told. and the period
and its locale afford a splendid chance
to delight the eye with quaint costumes
and pretty settings.
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BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS.

The Swedish Brotherhood met in
Eagles hall last night and elected the
following officers. President Fred
Olson. vice president. A. Nilsson: sec
rotary. *. TT. Lundquist. financial sec
rotary. NJ. n. A. Mattson. cashier. J. A.
Johnson. trustee. A. Alseen. Five can
didates for membership were initiated
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sHrBERT THEATRE.

Samuel Stewart, the Black Paderew-
ski. Offering a musical act, is being
featured at the Shubert theatre this
week. Stewart has recently returned
from a three years tour Of Europe,
where he scored great success In the
leading cities OF the continent playing
extensive enRa gements everywhere.
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nFFIrERs CHnsEN.

At a meeting Of Excelsior lodge. No.
Is. T. q. .. r. held in odd Fellows
temple last night the following Off
GERS were elected. Noble grand. S. A.
Bachman. vice grand, w. r. Barrett.
secretary. William WatrOus. treasurer,
3 y. T.. Blackmorc. trustee. A. s. Bach
man Two candidates were initiated
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MoTION PICTTREs.

While all the bills at Manager Flor
ence's motion picture theatres this
week are good. the Elite theatre has
the feature program OF the week. Those
who have visited this popular little
shOwhOuse have evidenced in no unmis-
taxable manner their appreciation OF
the big feature subjects shown.
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WOMEN PHYSICIANS.

At the regular monthly meeting the
Utah Woman's Medical association IN
the offices Of DR.. Elsie Ada Faust. in
the Judge building. last night, the
subject Of heredity was discussed. and
Or. Faust read paper defining hcred-
ity and explaining its relation TO medi-
cine
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CITY BREVITIES

To Arrange EntertaInment-Reyn
anu Rice circles of the Ladies Of the
I g. A. II. Will meet with a committee
from the WOmen's Relief Corps. in
the Odd Fellows hail this afternoon.
when arrangements for the entertain
ment OF the delegates to the Depart
ment encampment viii be made. Com
mittees from Reynolds and Rice circles
met yesterday in the same place. where
plans for the entertainment were dis
cussed.
Commercial CIass-Ths graduating
exercises Of the commercial class of
the salt Lake High school will be
held in the High school gymnasium to-
morrow evening at o'clock. she pub
lie is cordially invited
Wishes to Hang Bnnucr-The salt
Lake Real Estate association addressed
letter 80 the mayor and council
yesterday asking permission to hang
banner at Main and Second South
streets announ -Ing the date Of the an
nual excursion Df the association
VIII Draft observation-disclosures Of
salt Lake viii meet in the south rooms
Of the federal court at 1 O'Clock TO-DAY.
to draft resolutions on the death OF
Jonathan c. Royle.
Gets $4,000 n Ycnr-W. II. Moreton
formerly connected with the real estate
concern OF Hoffman Bros. as a sales
man. has been engaged by p. T. Wall
site and farming district. 2O6 miles
south Of Salt Lake. on the line Of tho
salt Lake Route. as head salesman for
that company. MOreton is said to be
the highest paid real estate saie@msn
in the west and will receive for his
services with the Waiting company
$4,000 q year.
VIII Entertain EIks-SaIt Lake
lodge Of the EllSs will entertain a
party Of Elks from California July Is
Just how many will come IS not known
but extensive arrangements will be
made by the Salt Lake lodge for their
entertainment. The majority of the
party will be made up OF Elks from
santa Monica and Los Angeles.
To Deliver Lectures-Dr. Joseph Jef-
tersOn or the divine scientist cult will
deliver a course OF lectures at the Ray
mond hotel 81 South Main street be-
ginning at p. m. today and contfnuine z
for several afternoons. Today's sub
| ject will be Universal Eve" and to-
morrow's will be "The Vibrations. /"
/ Friday Divine Science" will be dis
{ cussed and Saturday "The Emanuel
Movement" will be the subject.
Bank CIearings-Total bank clear
| ings for Tuesday, June z. were S1.1s2-
/ 905.60, as compared with a total OF
l sl.23f.O1S.S7 for the corresponding day
OF last year. The decrease is about
S51,113.27, or about One-half of one
per cent
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ADJUSTMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY.

= OrDheum theatre Willard
= Mack. Maude Leone and associ-
= ate players in Cameo Kirby"
= 2:t5 o. m. and Sis p. m.
= Shubert theatre-Naudeviil and
> moving pictures. afternoon and
= evening.
' Luna, isis. Elite theatres-Mov-
, ing pictures and illustrated songs.
> afternoon and evening.
; Casino Observation-Disclosures and
, moving pictures, afternoon and
, evening
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my eyesight. / tried
several highly recon-
mendcd salves that
cost one dollar an
ounce. but to no avail.
A friend Of mine urged
me 70 try Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura
Ointment as be was
sure o. good results
from his own expert
ence. I used the
Cuticura Ointment for
about eiU weeks after
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.

To Cheyenne or Denver .......s22.s so
To Colorado Springs or Pueblo. %. so
To Omaha or Kansas City,. 1000
To st. Louis .-.-.-.--....-.-.... 1900
To ST. Paul or Minneapolis. 500
To Chicago .....--..-... $500
Proportionately low rates to other
points.
Tickets on sale May s. IA. June 4. IL.
IS. n, July and %. August and Sep
TENDER IA and %. Limit. October 81.
For further particulars see agents.
CITY TICKET OFFICE 2O1 MAIN ST
Saltair today-Society day. Contin-
uous dancing; band and orchestra.
Saltafr bathing unexceIled
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Sa1tair today-Society day. COntin-
uous dancing; band and orchestra.
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CUTICURA CURED
TWO BROTHERS
One had Face Covered with Itching
Eruption Eyesight vas Affected
-RSy, itching HumOr Spread
Over the Other from Head to Feet
in a Single Day-DreadfuI
SKlN-T0RTURES YIELD
TO EASY TREATMENT

In 1907 my face broke out IN a mass
q itching sores which finally affected
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a good oid-time Fourth Of July cele-
bration. The movement. however. is
to be a general and popular one.
In this. as in all public movements.
the matter Of finances is the potent
factor The members of the commit
tee feel confident that the cele-
bration along tie lines laid out is a
proposition which will appeal TO every
man. woman and child in the city.
and through a plan to be devised by
the finance committee. Of which J. ID.
Spencer is chairman. everybody will
be given the opportunity Of contribute
ing a mite.
The celebration is to be a safe and
sane" one. The committee received the
first suggestion from the city council.
The council was rendered q vote of
thanks last night and later on Will
doubtless be asked TO make a nominal
appropriation TO assist in defraying the
expenses incident to the celebration
The concessiOnaires at Liberty park
have agreed to give a percentage OF
their receipts as a nucleus of the fund
The committee expects to raise from
$500 10 $4,000.
worked out. but judging from the en-
thusiasm manifested at the meeting
last night. salt Lake Will this year
celebrate Independence day in a man.
ner unprecedented in the history OF the
city.
Committees Appointed.
Before adjournment to meet again al
the COmmcrcial club next Tuesday
evening. the following committees were
appointed:
Finance. ID. Spencer chairman
Samuel Newhouse. Mrs. W. w. Ritter
Thomas Kearns. w. Mont Ferry, J. w
Mckinney. George s. Auerbach. Colonel
=. A Wall. N. II. Walker. =. J. Moran
and g. W. Nibley.
Fsreworks-D r. Coombs, chairman
II. =. Folsom. b. r. Redman and Arthur
North.
PrOgram-Rabbi Charles J. Freund
chairman. Mrs. George Hancock. Miss
Ethel Paul, -. II. Christensen and Mrs
Lcdyard NJ. Bailey.
Music-Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris
W. A. Wetzell. Mrs. Mary L. LOOMS. n
$. Ensign and Captain w. &. webb.
Parade-COlOnel +. A. WedgWoOd
Carl A. Badger. =. =. ConnOr. o. =
Gingrich. Mathonihah Thomas and W
r Graham.
Stands and DecoratiOns-E. 4. Midg
ley. ID. w Dunyon. r. Leo Bird. Miss
Lucille Francke, Mrs. Selden T. Claw
son. Miss Ethel Riley and Henry Heath
Publicity-JOseph r. Caine, chair
man. and Representatives OF the press
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Bathing is ideal at saitair.
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Bank CIcarfngs-TOtal bank clear
ings for Tuesday, June z. were s1.1S2.-
9e5.60, as compared with a total Of
-, 2SAO1S.S1 for the corresponding day
OF last year. The decrease is about
s51,113.27, or about One-half Of one
per cent
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The PrOgrGm

"reminiscences of the Early Days Of Advertising Salt Lake
G.
Manager Desere
Cake Advertising
The Ad Clubs Plan to Eliminate Fake Advertising
A. E.
Advertising
Discussion
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saItair bathing unexceIled.
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Marriage Licenses.

J. T. Young, salt Lake. and Annie D.
Nell. Ryertun.
Melvin openshaw and Hazel C.. Lar
sen, salt Lake
J. a Gustafson and Beatrice Il. Kerr.
salt Lake
W. w. Cowley and Alta l. Adams
layton
Jack Faust salt Lake. and Lola
Rudd. Bonstel, $. j..
G.. d. sproule and Lydia r. Patrick.
Helena, Mont.
Arthur Baker and Isabella Walker.
Murray.
wllford Peterson. Salt Lake. and
Emma G.. Nelson Santaquin.
r. II. Ladd. Ogden, and Beulah Mold
Provo.
A D. Graham. La Grande, or. and
Jessie NJ Pace ST. George. Utah
Walter Uintenbaur and Louise Allen.
ogden
II j. Vanneet. Pennington. and Mary
r. Blamires. Kaysville.
q. T. Manning, Pennington. and Mel
lie Butcher, kaysville.
August Hendrickson, Santaquin. and
jennie johnson. Holden.
ID. L. Broadhead and Mary Thomas.
Blackfout, Idaho.
C.. o. u. eleven and Anna Hiornevik.
salt Lake.
Q. o. Miller salt Lake, and Elizabeth
Briggs. Beaver.
r. A. Archibald. Jr, Denver Colo,
and Margaret Upton, Norfolk Va.
s. IL. Blake and Annie NJ Bcvan,
Provo
G. r. Hayes. Pleasant Grove. and
Phoebe l.. Gray, BchL
John Kamarasha and Ellen Brunl,
Skull valley
John Patterson and Catherine walk
cr. salt Lake.
George Bray. salt Lake and Mary
McAlcxandcr Mcpaul, Iowa.
Waldemar Jorvcnscn and Rose Bow
ers. salt Lake.
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SCARLET FEVER VICTIM.

Anna Mildred. 6-year-old daughter
Of soren j. and Anna s. Johnson. passed
away az l.l5 Thursday morning May
10. the cause Of death being scarlet
fever, after an illness OF a week. The
nature Of the disease made Immediate
burial necessary, ana this took place at
$3.50 the same day at the city cemetery.
a quartet rendered sweet music at the
grave and the dedlcatory PRAYER was
offered by Bishop O. J. =. Widstoe
There were many beautiful floral Of
ferlngs
The child was possessed Of n par
ucularly loving and gentle spirit. and
was thoughtful and unselnsh beyond
her years The stricken parents have
the sympathy Of their many friends.
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LAURENTIC ARRIVES.
steamer From Quebec With Many
Utah Passengers Crosses safely.

telegram received az the Office Of
the First Presidency from the White
Star Dominion line. announces the
steamer Luurentc having been sighted
of Br0whead Friday afternoon. she is
due to arrive az Liverpool this after
noon Saturday She sailed from
Quebec. on saturday the t4th. and has
accordingly made a quick passage Tho
following Utah and Idaho passengers
we're on board:
Thomas Anderson. Kendall Tibbetts
Samuel v. Spry. Laurence n. Taylor
Milton IT, Love, Ernest @. Fullmer
Henry Wallace wife and daughter,
Mary y. Gritton. Margaret w Evans,
Ann James. Martha Jones. Mary w.
Harmon. Emily Rcxworthy and Mar
garot Faulkner OF Salt Lake city. Ezra
y. McCombs, and Ezra r. Benson OF
Logan; Henry Peterson. Quincy q.
Crawford and Andrew C. Anderson.
of Manti' stephen n Chapman. sam
uel !. Nichols. Ira Nelson and Han
nah Gardner OF American Fork: B.
johnson. Jr. OF Provo. William
Squires, Leonard Larson. Joseph Lar
son OF Hyrum; william r. Heath Of
ReXburg, Ida. and other Utah pas
sengers.
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DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.

The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers will
meet on Tuesday May "A al o'clock
with Mrs. NJ. " Dougall at No. 40
north state street and a program will
be given including "a talk by Mrs Lydia
ID. Alder on her experiences while
abroad a reminiscent talk by Mrs NJ
" Dougall on what our Mothers
DID, and musical numbers by Mrs.
Lulu Young Moore and Mrs Alma
clayton. Mr. and Mrs John h. Meakin
who viii leave shortly TO make their
home in New York viii be guests OF
honor al the session. A social hour win
follow the program and refreshments
win be served.
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AUCTION SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY. MAY g. Al 1880
am, NO ~ ,9outh quo west ~. faror
rockers M2.ls- book case, writing desk
and book callss 49, : ma folding bed with
mirror front, hall tree. dining tables and
chairs. lot OF china ana glassware. lot
OF new linoleum, iron beds and springs.
mattresses and bedding oak and other
drcssCrs fine couch, carpets, pictures
star Estate Steel range, refrigerator. cook
and heating stoves. lot OF kitchen uten-
sils, fruit jars etc
X. A. ANDREWS, Auctloneer.
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ATTENTIONoLD FOLKS CHOIR.

All members OF tho old folks choir
who intend 20 take part this year viii
meet at the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms on Tuesday evening az 2 pm.
Matters OF Importance viii be dis
cussed THOS. BUTLER,
Choir leader
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PROBABLY PERSISTED
IN IDAHO SNOWSLIDE
Such l. Fate Feared for Fred Clark Of
This city. Spanish War
Volunteer.

a distressing report has just been re-
ceived from Cape Horn. Custer county.
Ida, 20 the effect that Frederick VIII
liam CLARK Of this city was probably
caught I'm a snowslide there on the 18th
Of January last and persisted, though
the body has not been recovered. There
seems 10 be some doubt as 10 the en-
the accuracy OF the report. though the
tact that the young man has not since
been heard Of, lends strength to the
rumor 10 Is hoped that anyone who
may have further knowledge Of the
man or the accident will communicate
10 for The the relief OF anxious relatives
ln this city
Young Clark Is the son Of George G..
and +. b. Clark of fS6 west Seventh
south street. He was a volunteer In
the Spanish American war and served
in the Philippines In the Fourth United
States cavalry.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sToCKHOLD.
Frs MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a
Special stockholders meeting OF
the stockholders OF ZION'S saw
INCS BANK e TRUST CO. Is
hereby called. and will be held at
the office OF the company at Nos.
l. and 5 East Temple Street. In
Salt Lake city. salt Lake County.
Utah on Monday, June 9Th, 1910,
at the hour OF II o'clock am,
Tor the purpose Of considering and
voting upon the proposition TO
amend Article III OF the Articles
OF Incorporation OF lions Savings
Bank e. Trust Company. by In
creasinc the authorized capital
stock from two thousand (2000)
shares TO Ave thousand 5000.
shares. by amending said Ar
ticle III. so that same will read
as follows to-wit.
ARTICLE III.
The amount OF capital stock OF
this Corporation shall be five
hundred thousand $500 900 .O0) dol
lars. and the number OF shares in
10 which the same shall be d.
vided shall be Ave thousand
5000 shares Of the par value OF
one hundred $500 00l dollars each"
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
President
o. Q. BEEBE.
Cashier.
Dated MAY 2. 1910
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SUMMER sCHooL

The L. ID. S. Business College sum-
mer school opens May 3lst for ten
weeks Sessions daily. TO - am.
Tuition for the term, $40. All the
regular commercial subjects taught
by the regular business college fac
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President Joseph r. Smith. IN be-
half Of the Primary Association.
singing .....-...-.............
Children's Chorus. Primary Asso-
citation.
Lecture, BE We Clean" ...........
................G George II. Brimhan
singing ................... Congregation
Benedictiou.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twentieth Ward-Elder Peter A.
Service. VINO viii shortly depart for
Great Britain to engage in missionary
| work viii bee rendered a farewell party
In the Twentieth ward annex. Friday
evening May %, commencing at pm.
A very entertaining program has been
arranged for the occasion.
Thirty Third Nard-Elder Edward
j. kirkmau, who win leave for "a mis-
sion 20 the Sandwich Islands the fore
part of June, will be given farewell
testimonial az the Thirty-thlrd ward
chapel. Eleventh East, between Fourth
and Fifth South Wednesday evening,
Nav 20. az Sis o'clock The Kirkman
family has always been one Of the most
active families Of the ward in mat
ters OF this kind, generously giving OF
both time and money, and this fact will
likely result i'm an unusual attendance
az this gathering next week. The fol-
lowing people take part In the eN-
CellCut program arranged for the oc-
Casiou: Miss Gertrude Pearson. Miss
Gale Mills. Mrs. Efhe Mellor. Miss Mae
Dcakin Thirty third ward quartet, b.
r.. Nelson. Charles Pike. G.. II.
Schustcr, VIII ID. Phillips. Mrs. Lucy
Kir<man. Miss Faith Curl. Miss An
ma Nebekcr G.. G. Berry, Joseph Poll.
A. T.. Brady
sixth Mard-At the assembly rooms
OF the Sixth ward meetinghouse. Fri-
day evening. a large number of people
attended the farewell testimonial in
honor Of Elder William a. Pardoe. who
will leave on mission 10 the Southern
states May 20. The program and dane
ing wore enjoyed until late hour.
--
Cannon Warden tho eve OF his
departure for "a mission I'm the North
western states, Elder Nephi Pratt win
be rendered "a farewell testimonial m
Cannon ward westinghouse next Tues
d3y evening, May "a a choice program
comprising vocal and instrumental
music, readings and rccitauons. this
10 be followed by a couple OF social
hours IN dancing. has been arranged.
and win doubtless prove enjoyable TO
all who may attend
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BUSINESS CHANcFs.

S. NJ. Taylor & CO.. successors to
Joseph r. Taylor undcrtakers and
embalmers, same address, 251-3-5
East First South
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MARTIN COAL Co. q so. MAIN.
All kinds OF coal wen screened and
promptly delivered
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Zlon's Savings Ban. g Trust Co.
Transacts a general trust business and
pays 4 per cent interest on saving
deposits Joseph T. Smith. president,
Anthem II. Lund. vice president O c..
Beebe, cashier.
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THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS

Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream Of
the Daily and Saturday News.
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Graduation Dresses 90 per cent of
lll next week az 4. g. NJ. J.
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Kcyser Firenroof Storage Warehouse.
Phones 2s23. Moving Packing. stor-
age, and Shipping Of household goods.
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KNIT GARMENTS. 900 AND UP.
Cutler QUALITY 80 Main St.
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DANCE-WANDAAsERE.
SATURDAY. MAY e..

KNIT GARMENTS. SOC AND Up
Cutler Quality. 80 Main ST.
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Fare Csc saltair. tonight.
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PARTIES DESIRING HOMESTEAD
lands IN Southeastern Idaho with pros
poets OF water and segregation one 20
three miles from railroad, Eve miles
from county seat For terms write
IDAHO LOCATING CO. go, Boise City
National Bank. Boise. Idaho.