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IDENTITY expected.

IDENTITY expected.
Hon. Richard Yates, former governor
Of IllipoisssWsA lecture Of Ghautasaas,a
SUNDAY. 1aly n, ON tha subject NH
Politics" That might seem a queer
subject for . -Chautalqua Sunday lee,
ture. but next after religion, politics
is the most important subject that can
engage a citizens attention. VI
- .Politics" is a subject of extreme
interest now, and there is no state
more particularly in the limelight of
public scrutiny than Is 1llipois,-Gov.
Yates state We certainly may Sex-
peet toshear something good from one
in close touch with political events as
Is the ex-governor. - , "s
Our Fourth of July orator is North
Dakota's eloquent junior senator, Hon.
w. q. Purcell. AS a pioneer Of the
state, one of those who helped frame
its constitution, Senator Purcell will
be most interesting personally. He ID
besides, polished speaker and he will
give US his views of Patriotism and of
our national birthday, in a pleasing
and original way. AS a matter of state
loyalty, you should hear Senator Pur-
cell
Hon. James e. Watson of Indiana
will be at Chautauqua the last Sunday
and will no doubt give us such lee
ture as is to be expected from his
reputation as a fine speaker. He has
not announced his subject but as he
has been marked figure in the politi-
cal life Of the country for many years,
it Is likely that his subject will be
drawn from his personal experiences.
One thing sure It will be interesting.
The Peru Indiana Republican says
of his address: IA brilliant address
by brilliant man. This expression
Is certainly a suitable one for the dis
course delivered at the Webb Theatre,
last Sunday afternoon, by Congress
man James E. Watson, and the Y. NJ.
c. A., under whose auspices the meet
ing was held deserves the hearty
commentator Of every citizen of this
city for having brought such an able
orator to Peru for this occasion"
/ There is one more lecturer on the
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ter ticket than this ons but when we
Il TIgeaM s5hs lscs That me : fo'rnerss
OF those days DIE now tho political
machine" men Of the present houss AID
that in the matter Of cembinations ana
states, they have outcome the worst;
gang" stunts Of the political yester-
days. It, must be admitted and We have
no doubt will generally. be conceded
that theory isl weak reed fora prac-
teal public tolean upol. VIE
Now it will have been noticed that
the champions Of hatieket that was
framed up at Valley City weeks and
weeks ago, long before the expiration
of. the fling date, are referring to the
persons on that ticket as candidates"
By whom were they made candidates?
Certainly not by the voters, through
delegates Or otherwise. A candidate
isone who has been selected in q law
full and an: orderly way to represent
his party In q campaign between two
OF more parties. Until he has been 30
selected he is 8 mere asplrant for a
place on his party's ticket. The date
OF making selections OF candidates, as
provided by Is June goth. The
men selected at that time will be the
candidates to contend with the oppos-
Ing party %at 5the Novemb election.
However. these important distine-
Cons have never disturbed the old
"reformers" who are now the "ma-
chine politicians" Of our state; else
they would not have had the unprece-
dented hardihoed, Or perhaps it would
be better to say the unparalleled gall, to
do what they did at Valley City last
winter. when the eliminating commit
tee was making and unmaking can
didates" while their financial hackers
(the "gold-dust twdns'') waited!
So it is that We are presenting the
republican ticket that represents true
party and genuine primary law prtnci-
ples,--the ticket that any republican
may vote, knowing that when this; tick.
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'llalItall 4 !.
lectures
AN lNTELLEcTUAL FEAST IN
! STORE FOR cHAuTAuQuA ''
u sss55;E GOERS,

1T Is not only In. music and enter
tainments that the coming session Of
Chautauqua promises. Well, 1t Is like
wise distinguished by some very able,
lectures, each one Of whom bears his
special message to the people.
The first and most important of
these issDr. George Hindley, superin-
tendent of the Chautauqua work, and
leader Of the Bible class. DR.. Hindley
Is a Canadian by birth. but he has been
SO long In the United States that he
has almost forgotten the fact. He is a
graduate Of Oberlin college where he
took his degree D. D. He is a lecturer
Of experience and note, but he is best
known to, us by his able management
of the Chautauqua. platform. There
he is always at home. What he says
is well said, and he manages to en-
nven the dullest moment and to keep
everybody in good humor. Surely
these are the most important require
ments for. q Chautauqua Superintendent
On Sunday, June rs, the Chautauqua
assembly will have the great pleasure
of hearing one Of the most prominent
educators Of our state, Franklin Mo
Vey, president Of the University Of
North Dakota. But President McVey
% not only the head Of our university,
ha in an quthnr ~ a numher of hnolxa
and q special student of sociology. His
experience along the line Of Associ.
ated Charities work lasted nom 1899
to 1909, during which time he was
president Of that organization in Min
neapolis. He thus has had the oppor-
tunity to study at short range those
social problems so vital to our national
life. The subject Of his lecture will be
@New Moral T., Codes and that he will
both instruct and entertain Is conf
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"AsP,RANTs" AND CANDIDATES"

"ASPiRANTS" AND CANDIDATES"
The republican ticket published in
this issue represents as we believe,
the dominant political sentiment of
this state, 1t represents the policies
for which Roosevelt contended and for
which President Taft is striving. More
over, it is not the ticket Of dark Ian
tern processes. It was not hatched be-
hind closed doors before the filing date
had passed. 1t is made up from the
best and strongest material, as we be,
lieve, that was ct hand after the time
in which filings could be made had
gone BY. Until then the field was op,
en- foraall who desired 70 enter the
race. $780, =: u: 5.s.s3 >, !,
This, go the heading to the ticket
says. Conforms to the principles and
intent of the primary law" It is the
ticket, from the standpoint Of princi-
pie and from true conception of the
law, that any Republican may consci-
entiously advocate and vote. From
the standpoint of personality. it is
equally unassailable. Every man on 1t
Is a representative citizen, as nearly
without blemish as it Is possible. in
these human times, for any consider
able aggregation of mortal men to be.
In theory, and according to his own
notions, of course, the "reformer' of
other days might have selected bet
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course, and that ID "a ts noted traveller.
Baxter who comes TO US with his
most entertaining lectures on South
America. rhegssre Illustrated which
will add Is their interest. with such
a feast Of season as this lecture course,
it seems the most sober minded would
feel an aroused interest Id the assem-
bly,. and laying aside for time the
cares that infest their every day lives,
would come and spend tie session at
Chautauqua. You need a vacation.
Write, Edgar LaRpe., .secy., Devils
Lake, N. OAK, for a complete program.
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3, ne. COOPER, ],
Cofnln1Eef Of xf1i
, STATE OF iloRTH DAKOTA, a

~
Once, of 4ComMts sfoneIs Of Insurance
- Cpmpany'ss EeEtifieaas @Ss AuthpritN
Whereas, The Alliance Hall Assbcia I
OF jamestown, corporation organ: L
3sndeE the laws OF. North Dakota, has \
its condition and business for the ye
Handlng Decsmbers 81, 1909, conformableS
fhe requirements Sof the laws Of this std
zHsgniatlng* the@business@ Of Insurance ang
this office a duly certified copy Of d
charter with certificate Of organtza ionsS
comp lance, with the REFRESHMENTS Of
ansurance slawgs aforesaid ~
missioner Of insurance Of the STATE 4
North Dakota, pursuant to the proyis l
q said laws, do hereby certify that b
seboge nlJned company 10 fully. empow, Il
sppsdp BE- basnsss s. h a
d this state according to the laws / &
99. until the 81st day Of March, +
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Mr.. and Mrs. McClellan Wera uS5
from their Claim near arwick the
hrstasf the Wask yisitIag ffienag Mra
Mcclellan willbe rememlbe reaa % draw
ing the first claim during the rsseEvar
ton opening.
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2,qea.esa@
'.A.@a.@
ID. c. COOPER,
Commissioners 81, InarraiaA
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Rconsnsnw,a ~fssrtiEeatkts ~ As.ss, a.,s,.


Econinany,ss rtifieatE. ~ Authority. =,
iWhe5sas Ihe National Fire atlsnranpa
Company of Hartford, Connecticut, d Co.'S
poration organized under the laws IT Con.
necticnt, has nled ~in:g this ONCE. a. sworn
statement exhibiting lis condition and buss.
mrs. for the year ending December 81,
1900. conformable@Io' the requiremtnts ko2
the laws of this state. Regulating the buess
ness Of insurance, and, ~'~&
whereas, The said company has filed ia
this office a duly certified copy Of 10
charter with certificate Of. organization 90
sSomplisnee s With IT, Eequiremsnta shs
Nov. Therefore. III q. g. CeepsE csns
North Dakota. pursuant to The provisieas
q: said laws. do hereby certify that the
through lie authorized sageHts.. to- traneses
" ~ aPEEGpf!ats business Sf giss TosnaSs
iag 70 the laws thereof. untll de slst day
20 Testimony whereof, Z savs 'hessuaeo
SO ny hand snd zeal a @lsnarck, saes
- Gay Of Aassi' Aza9s 1aas 800 ) Il siaie.
e. Ga@nisssos0s e lnsssaaaA
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sNETT5 on ,fSofff3 0FT
cAbsrRAcT2 OF ,aTATEMEMYti Z
For tho Year Ending December 81

A. n fo0A .t7+n
sans s9s Fs S9'ls sss sassss Is IS
t ~ XoPn2 "
missioner Of insurance 81 the stats go az
North Dakota. In pursuances OF the lkya-]
OF said state. 800 e 3 Y - q
Wee President@H. (. Smith. ~ y
Secretary-B. r. stillman.
Rtinrtpair. Office-No .i05Y Pearl Street.
Hartford t1S9s Conn nm s... =, ,,...., a..
state Of North Dakota: 1-,
cation. BismarckS III. b. '1'tss7Hs' VIZ L !
OrRanizedro diicorporated, lime 9TH. 1860
Commenced blsfness Deceniber fat 1871
no. In full. - aA .ps. HI. 900 ooo. 90
ASSETS. ss7f3a
Che COMPANY 81 as es!s!e ogosa az ~ 81 5es7s7
Railroad bonds ana sfocks. -. 6:38ObiT.60
State, city,. county and other E4S3Isou7f,
Bass -: ss$SS
Cash on hand and. ii bank. -. %s 46s'S67:69
P ga ana f s sSsss solse s7nss
=. = '' ''ss -: . a asSsas;
ances WFItt sssS 5riof tse ses hes
ID tHs s't'f.''':tti''rs -: $50.
a.s,,.,s' claims ti 81 :> -
1sRa s sg MdS: W. iae;s4s.o1
!sssss ss sRsa i Ns'ss ?. -
Losses resisted BY s.. -. IS
Tue '0"pa"'':''' -, ee.soz:oo IT,
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sETATRsoENgRF s3 @ Sa.sssz
Once: of commlasFonero f5fnsuFance I'd 8
s1,@@N.-G.;GC ooper:-SC0E OF M
qufanee- Of the State North Dakota, 20
hesehy sertif that the focegeingi - ast ise
Aa III tia once. 81 III
Test nonys Whereo9 q hays .hereupap
:@atS my hand and aMxsH the seal o. f4Hs
9aGe at .BiamaEck The list day OF MH@h.
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In Testimony whereof, I have her
aet my hana and Zeal ct Blsaarck, tn.
- y 2. &C. COOPER.
Commiesicase eS 1nss
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yAnsT Z AZ 'EIlsTsMeNr

nv EiSss8 90
SS4sSs.!ss: %SsSs AZ. @f5
tOa M oonGst1on mn aSz Q theI Alliances
i Haal IA sSUasA Hon a3 Ak0t& orgaN
tied under the jaHA p sa4ate }S8 NogfS
DAKOTA, made &has Tnisatoner q
pnEsuanes a4shasa Il atate. 8. s:
VI Wee Tastd eaiss rs tIash.s
/ SecTetAET-WatEon q. BaSse.~sE
Principal -JameesawAg d. ESa& : i
Attorney for Service Of Process d eas
State Of North Dakota: s.ss,.: -. !,
sNamss Commilhion Ell fhlRs
ton Ris.ngEeks N: ps 800 81 EEss -.
Balance cash on hand and In n
bank December SO OF pre- ss 49,
ess XfaE nI.ai iS;;.; VIA = .ois
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Deduct ledger liabilities:
Due Reinsurance
:: Go. .......... s 18.734.47
Reserve retained
for reinsurance
Co, :,.;..... a24. 41a.12

0S.A>, ,>~.>A. .FfN's-4 I. z
LIABILITIES.
Gross claims for losseg,. ad:
listed and unpaid =. . ......$
Gross claims for losses. upon
which no action has been
taken
Losses resisted by the com
= 1 pany '....--:.....:.''.....'
Total gross amount Of claims
Y1Qr- losses: -. ...:..."...
Deduct reinsurance and sal
wage claims thereon ........
Net amount Of unpaid losses. 4
Amount or unearned premiums
!! on Tali outstanding risks. -.;..$
Re ccnt,eg sl1c .aHes ana .otnef
> l.
All other liabilities .........
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d. C.. COOPER =
Commissioner Of Insurance,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

yEss - Sn rn;Ea.s =. t asn!'ss :.,.
Whereas, The Milwaukee Mechanics m.
surance Company Of Milwankee, Wis, a cor
poration organized under the laws OF Wis
eonsin, has 'hled In this office a sworn state
ment exhibiting Its condition and business
for the year ending. December 81, 1909,
= conformable to the requirements Of the
laws OF this state, regulating the busin 40
OF insurance, and, ~, 100
Whereas, The said company has Sled N
this Office, q duly certified copy Of ito
charter with certificate Of organization 10
sompliance with the requirements Of tie
4 Now. Therefore. /, d. @. Cooper, Com,
ssgaiss!oner Ct INSURANCE Of the state q
eaid laws, do. hereby certify that the, above
s aamsd company &. paIEy, T. fully smpowsrea
Stsi appropriate business Of Fire Insurance.
.sn TIE 81 state according e he laws the 1r
a3In Testimony Whereof, i have here1nss
SS ny ny aena a.. enc sea, az 1l9naFsh fass
Tfs Sss III ID. o. deoPER, "a
49, 49,. neoRRiaalensg ef tRHpFapepl
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ABSTRACT OF sTATEMEMT
For the Year Ending December %

As@z@sA. u. 1880 2t'e ~
OK the condition and affalrs OF tho Ell.
waukee Meehanies Insurance CO., Of MI.
ee thesstate of1WlsconSfn9r made 10 the. com.
missioner Of insurance Of the state %
North Dakota, In pursuance Of the laws
Presldent-William L. Jones
Vice lPresident-Chas' II. tYnnker.
secretary-Oscar Griebling.
Principal ofnce-Milwaukee, Wis.
Attorney for Service Of Process In the
che State Of North Dakota:
Name! Commissioner Of Insurance.; Loca.
fon, Bismarck, N. D.. -. -
,a 4S5sanised or incorporated February 1st sl
Commenced: business, April lat, 1850.
CAPITAL,
Amount Of capital stock paid
AasETs. '''''''
Value Of real estate owned by ''f .
the company ............. 6S,160, 90
Loans on bonds and mortgages 1921, $500
Railroad bonds and stocks :. .s.7O2, lis. 50
State, city, county and other
Other Corporation stocks ..... i7ssM!0o
Loans on collateral security. 2l,O0D.00
Cash on hand and in bank. 124,884.62
Premiums in course of col1ec-
tion and transmisslon ..:... 225, 75s.77
pany ..:.:...... :. ......... sS,22es
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:, Total .liia4b lab $ r;1;v;;;ps;r;s;...e
Premiums received during the
1n xeer r 'sad dividends Re:
1'ceived during the year 80"
Rents reeeiy red, during, the year
4 Amount Ieeeiyed H. from all
~ other sources ...s..........
Total receipts
Losses paid during. the year,.
Piytdends paid daEipg the, yeae'
brokerage: ...:.............:
Paid, farI' aalaries,. fees and
other charges .,..:..:..:...
Paid for taxeSI ..:... ..a: {. 49,.
:Aneunt rqf aaA cher diebprse-
a. mems Rsr19 :: :::::.'.'::'Y'::.::r:'''.. -
Total disbursements ......
NORTH DAKOTA BUS
Total rfsEs. f1aken during the
year Ia. rose. .!.:... ...T:...t
Total premiums received dur
Ing the year x: =. .;:...i....
Total losses incurred during
Total amount Of losses paid
IS 'sTATB Or NoRTH 5 iKog
Omce Of Commissioner OF InBnl
I, ID. @. Cooper, Commission
'ance Of the state OF North OAK
by certify that the foregoing
sstEastt Of the, original statement
I'd this ONCE. % KS = -" S''s
I'm Testimony; whereof, ] hi
get my hand and afixed the
pfice at Bismarck the LIST day
fEg'Sg1O; = - .}''.i
tfksEfiy, 81 ". ~, COOENtl
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1ssllslzsgsE ~gv..r %R
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,yto.., 1 6 II 7:
Deduct No, of poll.
eles cancelled dur
No. Of policies and
amount In force to
end Of season, viz:
=: Sept. 18th, 1909. .
4 slatma7!
presented during
the year 49,.
No. losses paid in
full a. Adjusted. .
Ipss claim in; dis .
quite and amount :
Saaimed by insured
Lpssess resisted In
Mll byeompany..
Gptal Of all losses
aA3oOrvtnN- .,sssssRssssZs
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s:sse
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sTHTE or KoRTR Dakota,
81 &: Cooper. tomnslssiener Of Insur
pneeg sqf the State of North Dakota, 90
abstract Of the original statement now On
: In Testimeny whereof, have hereuat.
ss f sSsssI 49, ~ as zeal Of Of Iii I'll
& r ! Pr 1e1 ::sa ,scnoso 39cooprR &
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
HOTEL MEN GIVEN
SINCERE WELCOME
Commercial Club and Salt Lake
Landlords Entertain the
Visitors.

Salt Lake entertained ninety-three
members of the Hotel Mems Mutual
Benefit association yesterday. They be-
longed principally to the New York del
egation, and were returning home from
the annual convention OF the organ
ization at Los Angeles thk month.
There were upwards Of 175 hotel men
who arrived in Salt Lake from the Pa
cific coast yesterday, but most of them,
especially the New England and Chica-
go delegations, continued right on east.
The New Workers, and those OF the
other delegations who stopped over in
Salt Lake, were rendered quite an ova-
ton and reception by the salt Lake
hotel men and the Commercial club; so
great was their pleasure that their spe-
cial train was kept waiting for over an
hour. the visitors being reluctant to
leave.
Upon their arrival early yesterday
morning over the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, the eastern bonifaces were met
with sightseeing street cars for brief
trip about the city, after which a spe-
cial train conveyed them to Saltair
Beach, returning in time TO take in the
noon organ recital at the tabernacle.
two hours auto tour OF the city was
followed by an elaborate luncheon at
the Commercial club. Here Mayor John
S. BransfOrd delivered an address OF
welcome. and brief talks were made by
L. F. Colburn and President Joy II.
Johnson of the Commercial club.
Members of the visiting party showed
their appreciation of the treatment and
entertainment accorded them by the
Salt Lake hotel men and Commercial
club representatives. They enjoyed
every minute of their stay here. and it
was with genuine regret that they de-
parted at o'clock, en- route to Colorado
Springs, their next point Of entertain
ment.
Among the prominent members OF the
party that enjoyed the Salt Lake hospi-
tality yesterday were the following: E.
NJ. Tierney, Hotel Marlborough, New
York, former president of the Hotel
Mems Mutual Benefit association; Fred
A. Reed, Park Avenue hotel vice presi-
dent of the New York branch of the H.
NJ. NJ. B. A; F. n. Balm, Palatine hotel
New York; Thomas NJ. Hilliard, New
Vanderbilt hotel, New York; ]. P. Nc
Cam and wife Of McCann's tours; Mrs.
w. Johnson Quinn, Empire hotel, New
York; William A. Reist, Colonial, New
York; F. G. Schutt, the National,
Washington. d. c.. and many other
prominent hotel men.
Charles z. Gehring. managing editor
of The Hotel Review Of New York City,
is looking after the publicity end of the
tour. and another newspaper man with
the party is T. E. Fitzgerald, publisher
OF the Daytona (Fla-) Daily News and
Gazette-News.
The New York hotel men left New
York April 4. and win return to the
eastern metropolis May 1. They were
entertained at New Orleans and Ell Paso
en- route to Los Angeles, and at San
Francisco before coming here.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
GRAND JURY HAS
FINISHED LABORS
Nine indictments Returned and
Two Cases Investigated
Are Ignored.

After twelve days Of close application
and painstaking investigation OF mat
ters presented, the United States grand
jury completed it's labors at 10 o'clock
yesterday forenoon, and was discharged
by Judge Marshall. Nine indictments
we're returned, OF which three were not
made public, and two cases were ig-
nored.
Capiases were issued in the three in
dictments which were not made public.
These warrants were placed in the
hands of United States Marshal ]. II.
Anderson, and arrests will be made as
soon as possible. The report of the
work OF the grand jury was signed by
". W. Ritter, foreman, and United
States Attorney Hiram E. Booth.
One Of the cases ignored was that of
Laura Vandaveer, who on March Is
shot and killed Paul Shaunty, a private
soldier at Fort Douglas.
OF the nine indictments returned, the
one against the Indian, Zhon-ne, was
sent IN a week ago. Yesterday true
bills were returned against E. Dale Sta
pleton for forging and uttering United
States money orders. It contained four
counts. Stapleton is charged with hav-
Ing forged money orders November 26
last and attempted to pass them on ].
l.. Conkling Of the Continental Nation
al bank and c. r. Grimmett.
Perhaps the most interesting case
will result from the indictment for
granddaughter found against Tom Rice.
an Indian from the Shebitt reservation.
1t is charged that he killed John Rice.
another Indian, by hitting him on the
head with an ak.
Indictments were returned against
William Morgan and Frank Sprague for
counterfefting and passing counterfeit
coin IN Salt Lake and Ogden. They
were arrested January IS Of this year
IN Salt Lake while in the act of mold
Ing counterfeit coin. They are Jointly
and separately indicted on three counts.
Linden Watson was indicted for cir
culating counterfeit coin. He was ar
rested at Cotton. Utah county, March s.
He is a young man and has proved
much OF an enigma to the officers since
ne has been confined in the county Jail.
AS Judge Marshall goes to Oklahoma
IN few days, he has adjourned court
until May 2, when Judge Munger of
omaha will convene court here. At that
time It is expected that the prisoners
indicted win plead and their cases will
be set for trial.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
Business OpportunItv.

A leacing life insurance company is
seeking as its agency manager for Utah
an experienced and successful producer
who Is capable of directing other agents.
Applications will be considered conf
Dental, and no inquiries made until
after satisfactory interview with appli-
cant.
Address Official T 8, care of Herald
Republican.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
At Our Great Removal Sale

We VIII not only underselI all competi-
tion' but We actually underseu our
selves. Come and see for yourselves.
MEHESY MILLINERY, 1856 Main.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24

You can walk up to the top floor of a
building that has elevators-IF YOU
PREFER TO WALK. You can walk
around" looking for a room, instead 81
reading the ads.--if you prefer to walk.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
We Place on Sale Tomorrovv

In our removal sale, our entire line of
trimmed and untrimmed hats. Come
early. MEHESY'S, 1855 Main ST.