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ITCH GONE INSTANTLY
PROOF AT Is CENTS

What eczema sufferer would not
spend rs cents to cure that terrible
agonizing itch?
Since our repeated recommenda-
tions failed to induce some Eczema
sufferers right in this town to try
D. D. D. Prescription at $l00 a bottle,
we arranged with the D. D. D. Labo-
ratories of Chicago to offer a special
trial-for the present-at only Is
cents for this special bottle. This
nominal price is made to assure a
trial by every skin sufferer
The remedy will convince you in
stantly, for it takes the itch away the
very moment you start to wash the
skin, and it cures-as we KNOW.
The Owl Drug Co., 77S Market St,
710 Market ST, 943 Kearny St, 10th
and Mission SITS, Post st. and Grant av.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
RAILROAD ORDERED
TO PAY S722,9 939
Southern Pacific's Repudiated
Contract for Purchase of
Land Enforced

Much against its will, the Southern
Pacific company was ordered yesterday
by Judge Murasky to carry out a re-
pudiated contract for the purchase of
beach lots for $722939. The lots in
question are at the foot of Van Ness
avenue and Polk street, and the South
ern Pacific at one time designed to
erect a terminal there. Suit to con-
denim the property was started by the
corporation soon after the fire against
it's owners, Mrs. Clara E. Folger, wife
of j. A. Folger; Maurice Dore, Ellen
Dore, Charlotte e. Dore Horrigan and
William B. Sharp.
Before the condemnation went to
trial, however, it was agreed to submit
the question of the value of the prop
erty to arbitration. Frank S. Johnson,
William Hale and William Thomas
were appointed arbitrators, and each
side bound itself to accept the valua-
tion fixed by them. In December, 1906,
the arbitrators made their award, fixing
the value of Mrs. Folger's holding at
S183,393.20 and the value of the prop
erty of the other owners, known collec-
lively as the Dores, at S599.393.
the Southern Pacific company as grossly
excessive and the a agreement to abide
by the award of the arbitrators was
repudiated. Suit to compel perform
ance of the contract was then instituted
by the owners, and the judgment of
Judge Murasky rendered yesterday
directs the Southern Pacific to pay the
sums fixed by the arbitrators. 1t was
claimed in behalf of the Southern Pa
cific that the fair market value of Mrs.
Folgers property was $4,000 and of
the Dores' holdings $240. .000--less than
half the amounts fixed by the arbi-
traitors.
In the trial of the case the attorneys
for the Southern Pacific raised the
point that as all the deeds were de-
stroyed it was not possible for the
owners TO give the corporation a good
title. Judge Murasky held, however,
that the company was estopped from
making this plea, inasmuch as the
contract to submit the appraisal of the
value to arbitrators was made subse-
quent to the fire, the company being
then we'll aware of the destruction of
the deeds.
The plaintiffs in the two suits were
represented by Charles S. Wheeler
Charles w. Slack and Stratton & Kauf-
man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
this city Monday, May g. 1910:
BUCKLEY Pierce Buckley, %.
and Mae V. Anderson, 20, both of San Fran
cisco.
CARNAGHAN-FERGUs N-william n. Carna-
CHAN. 10, and Elizabeth Ferguson, 81, both
of los Tehama st.
CHRENIK-MALoNEY- Chrenik. 25. and
May Maloney, %, both of 2Se Chenery st.
GALLY-DUBUISSON- Gally, 81, and
Emeranee A. c. Dubuisson, &C. both of Great
Falls, Mont.
GRIFFIN-NINER-Ar e. Griffin, 81. 1910
MeAllister St, and Josie G. Miner, 81, 2021
Market st.
HEATH-BURNs- Frederick T. Heath, "a,
Bennington, and Sarah I. Burns. 80. So7
HoCHECKER-GYO Hoch-
ecker. 50, 2i62 Polk St, and Aurelia Won
Gyorgyfalyal, 80. San Mateo.
HoPPER-SCHACHT-Je G. Hopper, 34 Ala
media, and Lolita II. Schacht. 2i 1901 Cough
street
HoUsToN--MULL-John W. Houston "a, Mare
island, and Faythe G. Null, IL, 719 Franklin
street
KLoTz-pRIeE Harvey W. Klotz. "a. Daven-
town. Pa.
MINoT- T--AiINoT-Thomas S. Minot, Az San
toria, B. G.
MoRRIsON--JARvIs-Fr A. Morrison, 21
and Nettie NJ. Jarvis, .1s, both of 126 Third
street.
EN-MOHRDICk-Fred Z. Mullen, %
and Alma L. Mohrdick, 20, both of 2157 Fif-
teenth ST.
PIKE-WELDY-Davi A. Pike, %, San Fran
cisco, and Mabel G. Wedy, 23, Alliance, o.
REvENY-PETERSEN-C G. Reveny, 90
Alameda, and Martha p Petersen, "a, 912
Devisadero st.
SIRI-SASSERNo-Antone Sri, 23 Palisade
New, and Theresa X. Sasserno, 10 Novato.
STAFFORD-DOBYNS-Pa L. Stafford 81
Sacramento. and Pearl ]. Dobyns, So 957
Jones st.
WEYAND--HIGGINS-Jul L. Weyand 35
and Clara f. Higgins, 20, both of Napa.
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CIRCUS ATTACHE BEGS
FOR PAIR OF TROUSERS
Annoys Residents at Sacra-
mento and Jones Streets

Lonnie Smith, who says he is an at
tache of the circus, was ringing door
bells of houses in the neighborhooJ of
Sacramento and Jones streets late Sun
day night and asking for the loan of
a pair of trousers. He was wearing a
thin polka dot much the worse for wear
Special Officer c. c. Sullivan arrested
him on a charge of begging and the
only excuse Smith could give Police
Judge Conlan yesterday was that he
wanted a decent looking pair of
trousers to go back to the circus. The
judge told him he would have to spend
the next 10 days. in Jail and then he
could follow the circus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
FERRY BOAT, SHE SAYS,
HIT UNCHARTED ROCK
Jennie Seymour Offers Ingen=
ious but Futile Defense

Jennie Seymour, who was arrested
on the water front late Sunday night
on charge of being drunk in public
place, hit upon an ingenious defense
before Police Judge Conlan yesterday.
She said she was nurse in an insti-
tuition in Berkeley and got leave of
absence. While crossing the bay the
ferry boat struck an uncharteJ rock
and she got such a shock that her
nerves We're completely shattered.
When she left the ferry boat she was
advised to drink a glass of whisky to
steady her nerves and she had imbibed
too much. The Judge complimented
her on her ingenuity, but told her she
would have to spend the next 80 days
in JAIL
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Notable Deaths

CHARLES F. GooDHUE-Los Angeles May O.
Charles +. Goodhue, president of the Good
hue banking company of this city, died today
of apoplexy at the age of 81. Goodhue came
ago
CHARLES F. FoSTER-Chicago May O.
Charles F. Foster, chief mechanical engineer
OF the Columbia exposition, Chicago and who
filled similar positions at the Atlanta and st.
Louis expositions, died at his home here yes
terday.
CAPTAIN J. J. HEALY-Chicago May O.
Captain John j. Healy of the Chicago post
office died yesterday, only few hours after
} the death of Captain William Ward, his com
panion In the ranks of Colonel Mulligan's
regiment through the civil war. Captain Ward
commanded the Chicago police the night OF
the Haymarket riot in 1856 and gave the
famous order, In the name of the state OF
Illinois, | command you to disperse.''
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
CREDITORS WAIT 40
YEARS FOR MONEY
Ghirardelli-Mangini Bankruptcy
Proceedings Settled

After pending 40 years, the bank
ruptcy proceedings in the estate of Do
mingo Ghirardelli and Angelo Mangani,
the original manufacturers of Ghirar-
delli's chocolates, were brought to a
close yesterday in the United States
district court when Judge George Dom
worth signed the petition confirming
the sale of 223.39 acres of land at Rich
mond to W. H. Spaulding for $124,631.
Many of the creditors, old and bent
with age and limping on canes, were
present.
These creditors had been waiting all
these years to realize 100 cents on the
dollar. But even now their claims will
not be satisfied in full. They will re-
ceive about rs cents on the dollar
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
PEDESTRIAN HURT
BY AN AUTOMOBILE

An automobile struck by Market
street car at Eleventh street yesterday
morning swerved to one side and
struck F. McHardy of Sc Lafayette
street, breaking two ribs and causing
internal injuries. McHardy was
treated at the harbor emergency hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
MARRIAGES

RAUHUT-KoCH-In this city. May 4, 1910, by
the Rev. G. A Bernthal, Otto Rauhut and
Milly Koch, both of San Francisco.
SIBAK-B0RDAS-In this city, May g. 1910
by the Rev. c. A. Bernthal, Michel Sibak
and Elizabeth Bordas, both of San Francisco
ZwICkER-- WELL--In this city, May g..
1910, by. the Rev. Robert Lord Cave, Fred
erick Paige Zwicker and Lucille Ward How
ell, both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10
SAVOY HOTEL PORTER
BURNED BY EXPLOSION

John Anastasi, a porter at the Savoy
hotel in Van Ness avenue, was severely
burned by the explosion of a gas stove
yesterday morning. He was treated
at the central emergency hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
ized TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
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BIRTHS

DoYLE-To the wife of stephen NJ. Doyle (nee
Linforth) of Burlingame, son.
MURPHY-In this city. May Z. 1910, to the
wife of Charles P. Murphy, a son.
PAOLINELLI-May Z, 1910, to the wife of
Bert ID. PaollnelH formerly Selma e. Feely)
daughter.
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of this city, who will be assisted by
the following state officers:
Vice president Jesse r. Shafer of Los Angeles;
chaplain, DR.. Thomas Carpenter Alameda; Sec
retary. Gustave P6hmann, San Francisco;
treasurer. NJ A. Fitzpatrick. Oakland; con-
ductor Theodore Moiles. Crockett; inside guard,
W. c. Brown. Lodi; outside guard, II. w. Hof-
man. Healdsburg; trustees, G. f. Kimball,
Shasta; II. f. Briggs, Fresno; w. Wickersham,
San Pedro.
In order to popularize the annual
meeting the worthy grand president
has offered prizes amounting to $500
for competition in the ritualistic work
of the organization. These prizes are
in addition to those offered by the state
aerie.
The Ukiah aerie has made arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
visitors during the three days they
shall be in that city. On the first
day there viii be an open session with
an address of welcome by Mayor T.
r. Carruthers, and response by Pres
ident Glover and others, after which
the business session will open. In the
evening there will be a reception by
ladies of the city. On Tuesday there
is to be sight seeing, a parade by the
drum corps of different aeries and a
ball in the evening. Wednesday after
eral degree teams in the ritualistic
work, which will include opening, ini-
tiatory and closing.
The incumbent vice president will be-
come the president, the secretary and
the treasurer will be continued in Of
fee The only strong contest will
be for the vice presidency. 1t is stated
that at least half dozen names will be
placed in nomination for the office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

NEWMAN-In New York city. May s. 1910.
Jennie beloved wife OF l.. Z. Newman. and
loving mother of Mrs. Jules Getz and Arthur
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

and Irving Morgan, a native OF Marysyille,
Cal, aged 20 years 1 month and days.
Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral today (Tuesday). at .. m,
from the chapel of n. Gray Il Co.. 2196 Geary
street corner Of Devisadero. Interment pri-
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TAFT reviews
WORK PENDING
IN CONGRESS
President Denies Report That
the Railroad Bill Has Been
EmaSculated
Acts of Administration Find
Stanch Defender in the
Chief Executive

Continued From Page One
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o o'CoNNoR-In this city, May 3. 1910, Edward
b. O'Connor, beloved son of William and the
late Catherine O'COnnOr. and loving brother
Of James. Matthew and Gertrude O'ConnOr.
Mrs H Smith, and the late William John.
Margaret and Frank O'Connor, a native OF
San Francisco, Cal, aged 10 years and
months
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

33 WetmOre. John w.. 81
50 Wilder, Roswell D.. 20
20 Wulzen, John D.. 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

BERNASC0NI-In the city and county hospital.
May 6, 1910, Salvatore Bernasconi a native OF
Switzerland aged A wears
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-10

OLSoN-In this city. May 0, 1910. Olof j..
beloved husband Of Belle +. Olson. father of
Lucille G. and Ida Ollie Olson, OF Hanna
Olson. and brother of Ida Olson, a native Of
Sweden aged 90 years
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TURKISH BATHS
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

~~~~~~~-~~-~>~~~~>--~~~-
WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
80 w. 3rd South. first door west Sani-
tarium. will. for so days. sell you furn!-
ture, carpets ranges. at the lowest prcos
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake.
1t will pay you to see me before buying
or selling. f264S
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"A FrRNISHED ROOMS WITH
||holIt board. single or double, gen
referred. Bell 2S94-K. rld6I
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TYYPEWRITERS
SANITARIUM

THE BATTLE CREEK SANITARIT.M
treatment rooms have been remodelsi
and fully equipped for giving special AMI
general treatments: electric light baths;
massage and general vibrations are 4
special feature: separate apartments for
ladies' and gentlemen. No 122 Main st
Bell 1914. Ind 1870. oss5
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

VI. GLICKMAN. CLEANING, PRESSING
repairing ladies' and gentlemen's wear;
second band clothes bought and sold IS
s. w. Temple. n340s
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RHEUMATISM CURED

RHEUMATISM CURED WITH INDIAN
remedies. Apply 236 West Pad South
oG"a
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II you are looking for o. S-roon1
mouse, or handsome modern BUNGALOWS
nave many on my list which no other
agency can show you
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VETERINARY SCHOOLS

SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COL
lege. Catalog mailed free, DR., Keane.
1918 Market st. m2326
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IA shIEs0oMS IN SEMLOH HO-
Ihlr. 'Wauon aud improving: rent
H1t App!y r. o Perkins. Knuts-
E3ISS
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DRESSMAKING

SEWING BY THE DAY BY EXPERT
enced dressmaker Bell 2Sii Ind G6gI
rl5n.
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~ TWo FRONT ROOMS. IN
house a54 East lst South
nouee r229
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FLUFF EUGS
HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE

WANTED. SEVERAL GIRLS TO LEARN
manicuring. massage. etc. Girls placed
in positions daily Salary TO graduates.
Hair comoings bought; hair switches.
wigs. toupces, puffs, etc. Bel 2l9a; Ind
2942- Upstairs over era abhe's- nti9l
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HERE ARE A LEW.

HERE ARE A FEW;
Near 18th East and Brigham St. a
spiendid o-room modern. brick cottage
porcelain bath. large reception hail. good
cellar; lot 40x1iSA feet: for $500.
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i roD s GENTLEMEN; DRESS
=. and bath. use Of reading room
% % can dine, II wished. at 6 or
lei South. rae
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rs: NJ STORE, 9TH AVE, AND
sho, Ae.,y restaurant, grocery,
~ "h East and 5th South.
o3627
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, 35l so.
State. Bell phone o235, Ind 1894 r22l0
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LADIES TAILOR

~-~~~~---~~~>--~~--~-~--
NJ WICKER. VIENNA LADIES' TAI
lor l26 Mercantile block, Reasonable
rates. f1e9
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41cELY FURNISHED FRONT
Tor one or .wo gentlemen, close
I'M Ind. phone 2756. rlI4l
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-rTT-n ROOMS FOR RENT. AP-
~ ! Q. m. Gal So w. Iemp,es osaa
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Sal.
1889
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

;, 1850 for neat 4-room frame adobe
iined, practically new; with very large
lot. near l1th South and 7th East. Terms
like rent.
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<TFD ROOMS IN PRIVATE;
s~nace n heat, electric light and
a Tsst 3rd South st. rolo
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING

WE SHIP II II GOODS 70 ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates. kmbnll
Van and Storage Co. 10 w. 1st So. rn2G6p
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FOR RENT

,,5r-RcoMs FURNISHED.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
To ,riyIleges. SIS per month
1stn - p ss0 south West Temple;
q 1855, Oo-
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-. n.T,SOMGLY FURNlSltED
ss. best location in the ely; 0ie
sgenue,
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING Ro,>Ms

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
1859
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- pOoMs. MODERN. SUIT,
HEp nnenilemen. 474 f. Second
ID sWo Re'i''e o2iS
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BILLIARDS AND POOL

FOR A NICE COOL PLACE TO SPEND
your spare 'tlmc, so TO Leon's place. 231
Main. o.5&
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HOSPITALS
MILLINERY AND PLUMES

MRS. V. p. ERNEST MILLINERY.
REPAIR WORK \ SPECIALITY. l4S
EAST IND SOUTH. r1130
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y bide o4LE. JACK HELD, Gu.
Bell phone 5sss, kaSos
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II rrTRNlSHED FRONT ROOMS
ash South. Bell 2653-H. RIO
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WE KNOW A REAL, ESTATE BAR.
GAIN THE MOMENT WE SEE 1T.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO BUY
THROUGH Us
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MODERN I'm FURNISHED HOUSE
Keeping rooms; no children: sl+, includ-
Ing electric light. Az SO. 6th East.
ra061
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-oo1I Apt. COMPLETE FOR
hGs% husng with bath and gas aSe
q cp'DS' rsSo
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ErRNISEED. S5l
||1ar6 ave
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On St, Groom, modern. two-story
residence. lot 2sx7s rods; beautifully i'm
proved with lawn. flowers. shade and
lrult trees: house In first -class condition;
nice mantel, nearly new Magee furnace.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE BY OWNER. FINE SUBUR-
ban home OF IL acres o! ground large
4-room brick house. abundance of large
and small fruit. lawn and .hade: near
car lire. price $3.50, S2I50 cash wil! han
die IL For particulars call Ind 3G2S.
n20S3
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE WILL SELL YOU WHILE THEY
last. $50 to $50 sewing machines for $40
each. This means saving 10 you from
$50 To $50. Young & Raleigh. % West
First So. Ind. 1858: Boil 302S o42S
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MONEY TO LOAN

'1<>c.~>~--S~---->-->-----
AMOUNTS Of $500 AND UP; LOW
rate OF interest Houston Real Estate
Inv Co. G61 So Main ST Phones 81
bic9
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RESORTS


BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON AUTO
mobile and horse stages will run regu-
lar. Inquire Ind. 440S. I239e
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CATERING

TWO GRADUATES DOMESTIC SCI.
ence. desire catering. luncheons, DIM
ners. etc. Phone Bell 9054Y. rl9S3
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3 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, MOD
ern. with electric lights SIS. itl North
| Main; also broom cottage, furnished
SEQ Inquire same place. 1883
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-KnNrN STonEROo,Js IN NEW
||s Etsea,c cei!9la2. 20, y1r 2nd SO.
Ira has, Apply G. s. Holmes,
GlS2
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rT-RNISHFD ROOMS IN
[.Id JocatIon; nice quiet home with
-trvenjpnce, close In. 23S South
"A Ind. phone 1864 rll56
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$3.50 BUYS \ 5~R. FRAME COTTAGE.
choice lots. owner In Nevada and
needs money. Mahan Inv. Co, 2I3 South
West Temple. Phones IA. 1880
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FOR RENT
HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE, 44s b
4th South. -207l
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FURs AND TAXIDERMISTs


WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and iaXidevmist line aud carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods: pay
highest price for raw furs aud game
heads. L. Stenze! Fur Co, East 3rd
South. a31S3
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OPTOMETERISTS

~~>~~~~~~<>~>~
ALI. ERRORS OF REFRACTION SCIEN
t!ncalv. corrected Associate Optical
Co. % h. 9tn SOUTH rlS50
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PLEAsANT ROOM; Cook IN IN
~ steam heated; near Eagle
IA .. So. Temple, rsoe
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CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED
Electric Vacuum Carpet Cleaning Co
Reasonable rates. Bell 4l32-X rl2s
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UNFURNIsHED

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IN
Salt Lake Security s Trust Co..
Main ST. m250S
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eseE sToREROOM. 2oT AND
Mre a. together or single, fine
HpPiy T. o, Perkins, Knuts-
k3iSr
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{or UPPER MAIN STREET.
|ocsf,Soenc oencueeney July /, 1910. EN-
.nia, ic- tret-class cafe. In
1ri co 'ep''' Sat Lake Security
fIS4
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ACCORDION PLEATING
MUSICAL STUDIOS

EVELYN JOHNSON. TEACHER OF
mandolin. Studio, 324 East 9th Senith;
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-05-21
FREE FOR YOU.

The Eureka Literary Society will
give the best oratorical contest of
years at Shorter Chapel Tuesday even
ing, May oath, at o'clock.
Two prizes will be given-First. a
gold medal; second, Kelly Mlller's
Race Adjustment" Following are
the orations:
Need of a larger and more efficient
American navy" Chas. Britcn.
True value of character" Miss
Lulu Fisher.
Await the issue" J. D. Rice.
"Chrispus Attucks, the Martyr"
Roy Handy,
Grafton by Lejon Morrison.
There will be musical numbers be-
tween.
Now, as there is no admission fee,
it is the duty of all to be present and
encourage the participants.
Points of grading will be upon
thought, originality and delivery.
The Literary Society closes next
week for the summer. Mr. Curtis
as usual, nothing but the best will be
presented.
Harris has charge of the program, and
A. WAYMAN WARD,
President.