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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25
ALL OUT OF SORTS
Has Any Salt Lake City Person
Never Felt That Way?

Feel all out of sorts?
Tired, Blue, Irritable, Nervous?
Back feel lame and achy7
That s the story of sick kidneys
Bad blood circulating about;
Uric acid poisoning the body.
Just one way to feel right again.
Cure the sluggish kidneys;
Do it with Doan s Kidney Pills.
Doan's s have cured many Salt Lake
-ity people.
Here's one case.
Mrs. o. K. Moody, 80 South Sixth
West St. Salt Lake City, Utah, says;
81 cannot say TOO much in praise of
Doan's Kidney Pills Not only have
! used the remedy myself with good
results. but it has been taken by diff
ferent members of my family with
.reat success. recommend Doan IS
Kidney Pills in the highest terms"
For sale by all denlers Price 81
ents Foster Milburn, New York, sole
gents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
axe no other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25
COLLEGE EXERCISES
GREATLY ENJOYED
Salt Lakers Return From Logan
Delighted With the
Programme.

salt Lake members Of the alumni of
the Agricultural college of Utah are
home from Logan. where they attended
the graduation exercises beginning sun
day and ending Tuesday night, III every
appointment the ceremonies were the
most impressive and the commencement
the grandcst in the history OF the col
lege SiXtY-four students rec csived de-
grees more than one-fou2th as many as
the school has graduated III twenty years.
The exercises covering three days. were
attended by the largest crowds In the
history of The institution.
on Tuesday night the alumni of tile
college gave "a banquet. Over 500
covers were laid Prof. l.. a. Merrill. di-
rector of dry farming experiments, acted
as toastmastcr for the occasion. Among
the speakers was w. S. Mccormick, who
for fifteen years was president OF the
board OF directors OF the college.
Bishop Charles w. Nibley delivered the
annual address 10 the students who were
graduated. Bishop F. 5. SpaidiDE de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon to tho
students Sunday.
Among tho students who received de-
grees. more than one half were in the
a agricultural department proper.
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j. Of j. YEAR BOOK
FINE PUBLICATION
Issue Gotten Out by Junior
Class Establishes New
Record.

The 1910 and 1911 Year Book. which
is published by the junior class OF the
University OF Utah, Is now ON sale at
the u" Each year the class publishing
The Utonian tries To excel all previous
issues OF the book and this years class
has been no exception TO the rule, TAX
ing the general appearance and makeup
OF the book IL is easily the best Utonian
ever gotten out at The university.
The binding is OF limp brown leather
with a large gilt "'12" across the front.
The paper is OF the finest quality and
the printing is large enough and plain
enough so that the glazed paper lends a
very pleasant appearance to the page
rather than tending To dazzle the eyes
as is very often tho case. The most
prominent feature Of the book is the
splendid clearneSs with which tho IN
Vulnerable cuts and cartoons stand out
The book contains over 700 pages. nearly
every one of which has one or more cuts,
The book opens with "A tribute To SEN
ator William n, Williams, the man who
did more than any other single man to-
tion for the construction of the maEnln-
cent administration building. which is to
be erected in the semi i-circle Of buildings
at the university In the near future. This
appreciation Is accompanied by full
page picture Of Mr.. Williams.
There also are pictures OF all the coll
lege graduates IN caps and gowns. each
OF which is accompanied by a brief bt-
cGrophy.
Among the most interesting OF the
snap shots are those taken OF the annual
flag rush held between the sophomore
and freshman classes carly in the fall
Other pictures are those Of the students
working on the u the day they gave IL
Of the different athletic teams both in
action and in group forms.
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DOMESTIC ARTS COURSE
GIVING ANNUAL EXHIBIT

The pupils Of the domestic arts course
al the high school have been planning for
some time 10 have their annual exhibit
OF the work done in this section OF the
school The exhibit is open TO the pub
lie and is held In the Union building on
the high school grounds. II lis In charge
OF Miss Parke. who conducts the sewing
department The cooking. under Miss
Cain, will be a feature OF the exhibit as
the girls Will show how they go about
making various saVory dishes.
The sewing exhibit is especially good
this year as number of the girls are
taking Il Tor the second time and they
Will have on show shirt waists. skirts.
blouses and a number OF other articles of
feminine attire. There also Will be a
number OF pillow cases, pennants. doilies
and table linen made by the first and
second year girls.
This is the second time that the girls
have given their show and they say that
this year exccls by far that given by
the girls last year. The exhibit will be
open today and all of next week.
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GARRICK'S SEASON
CLOSES NEXT WEEK
Popular Stock Company Will
Disband for Summer; Maude
Fealy Goes to Denver.

The last play OF the season by the
Garrck stock company will DO gwen
next week. beginning Sunday night. the
closing bill will he Faust" and one of
the most spectacular revivals of this ia
nous drama in stock is promised.
Miss Fcaly and Mr.. Durkin will go TO
Denver, TO play An engagement OF six
weeks at the Orpheum theater. II is
said that several members Of the Gar
rick company will accompany them.
Henry Crosby, one Of the best known
and popular members of the company,
VIII sever his connection with tho Car
rick next Saturday night. Accompanied
by his wife and child. he will Join Mr.
Durkin and Miss Feay in Denver. and
Will appear with them in their brief sum-
mer engagement there. Thence he will
return to his summer home at Old Or
chard Beach. Me, for 4 vacation. He
has made no definite arrangements for
future engagements, and his many Salt
Lake friends hope to have an opportun-
lty 10 welcome him back next fall.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
IN JORDAN DISTRICT
Hundred and Nineteen Gradu,
ates Receive Diplomas;
Large Attendance.

Commencement exercises of the Jordan
district schools were held yesterday morn
ing AT the Midvslc ward chapel. In this
district there were li9 graduates from
the several schools of various grades.
which includes the Jordan high, Bingham
Central Butler, Crescent. Draper Gran
lite, Midvale. Riverton. Sandy South Jor-
dan, Union and East Jordan. All grad
uates have completed the work OF the
eighth grade.
The exercises began promptly at IL
O'Clock before a large gathering. The in
vocation was pronounced by Mayor w.
ID. kuhrc Of Sandy, This was followed
by a selection from the Jordan high
school orchestra. Miss Eva Allen OF
Draper gave Il paper on class history. fol-
lowed by Miss Laura Booth of West Jor-
dan, who sang Roses Mean Me 10 You
In a pleasing manner. The Bingham
Central class rendered II class chorus
Lionel Hartcigsen of Sandy delivered
the valcdictory IN his address TO the
graduates Mathonnah Thomas Of this
city made a strong plea for the grad
yates To continue their studies.
Diplomas We're presented by Supcrin-
tendent John Hansen. Lovely Night, Q
Tender Night" was rendered by the
Eighth grade graduates. This was fol-
lowed by America" by the Jordan high
school orchestra and audience.
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DIED


LEVIN this city. May "a. 1911. Anna
Rcbccca Levy. daughter OF NJ. Levy. @il
South Fourth East street, IN her twenty
ninth year, Funeral services viii be hcid
at the residence Thursday, May 20. at 4
p. m. Intcrment. Monteflorc.
SCOTT-Rcar OF 553 Ninth East street,
May %. 1911. of heart disease. George
r. Scott. in his forty-third year late Of
BuTtncr. Utah. son of Benjamin Il. and
Fannie Scott of Forest Dale. this city
Funeral. services Friday, at p. m.. from
the funeral chapel Of Joseph William
Taylor y South West Temple street
Friends arc invited TO attend. lnterment
In City cemetery.
LARSoN-At :37 North First West
street May "a, 1911 OF neuritis. Jo-
scph Larson in his siXty-hfth year. a
native OF Sweden and al one time fore
man of TaylorR Romney's planin: mill
Funera! services Friday. al p. M. from
the family residence Friends are invited
TO attend. Interment in City cemetery.
Montpelier Examiner please copy.
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UTAH COPPER COMPANY
TO INCREASE ITS OUTPUT
sneciai To The Trihnne

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOSTON. MAY 2t.-rhe Utah Copper
company'.s mining department has noti-
fed its smelling department that ii pro-
poses to increase it's production. this be-
ing in accordance with the fixed custom
OF the company when ii intends to IN
crease the output.
The 10 per cent curtallInent agreement
expires August | next. and after that
date lTtah's production will be Increased
proportionatcly TO enable the company
To earn its present So per annuin divi-
Gend. II the metal market shows i'm
prUvement Utah will he able to earn its
present dividends on present production
Changes in the Arthur plant will be COM
pletcd this fall. when Utah will nave an
annual production capacity of ii0, 900, 900
hounds.
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MANY NEW ARRIVALS

How long have you lived i'll this city? Have you
asked any of your friends and acquaintance this question:
Of you haveand it's surprising fact how many
people that you know have lived here but comparatively
few
Single individuals and families coming here make
their home and gain livelihood each day Many Of them
need of Just the articles that wish SELL
for many OF them will have begin the establishing
of homes and the securing Of articles Of home equipment
There's most efficient and inexpensive way of get
ting in touch with arrvals-advertise in The Tribune
Want Columns. Most people who in the city look
first Wants the selection of place live and
the equppng Of home. BY calling either phone instantly
puts you touch with the classified advertising depart
ment. Bell 5000, Ind. 800.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
THE BINGHAM MINES co.
Special to The Tribune.

BOSTON Mass. Nav 24.-Tbe Bing-
ham Mines company renders the following
statement of its condition on December
81. 1910 10 the secretary OF the common
wealth:
Assets-Real estate and mines. S1.319,-
I3I: construction and equipment. SI94.-
200: merchandise. S26.5l4; cash and debts
receivable. S1"S,S12. prepared insurance.
$J94. mining stocks. S4s5.Gl3: sinking
funds SIG: total So 1855
iabilitIes-Capta stock, S945. 800: ac
counts payable s352: floating indebted
ress-proGt and loss). s37.i39, funded IN
debt cdness-firSt mortgage bonds. S569.-
600: second mortgage bonds S57I. T90. ac-
crued interest, $685.; total. s2.l4S6T6.
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RUM9R FROM THE EAST
COMES AS NEWS HERE

No Information has come to The local
offices Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tcle-
phone company. OF the Independent Tele-
phone company, relative 10 the reports
from the east that the Bell company Will
be one OF the bidders for the Utah Inde-
pendent plant at the auction next month.
The reports have ii that the American
Telephone and Telegraph company is TO
use The Independent system TO further
certain plans In a merger proposition,
Local telephone officers maintain they
have no knowledge OF such move.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25

The splendid work of Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light No such grand remedy
for. liver and bowel troubles was ever
known before. Thousands bless them
for curing constipation. sick headache
blliousness. iaundice and indigestion.
Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25
PRESIDENT OPPOSES
AMENDMENT OF BILL

WASHINGTON. May 24-In talk with
Secretary Knox and Chairman Penrose Of
the senate finance committee. President
TAFT tonight explained that he is unal-
terably opposed To proposed amendments
10 the Canadian reciprocity dill. The
president took The position that the
OF The measure.
The views or Secretary Knox were not
disclosed. senator PcDrosc said llc hoped
TO see the bill passed without amend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25
Catarrh,

Called an American disease. is cured
BY an American medicine, originated
and prepared in the most catarrhal of
American countries.
That medicine is Hood IS Sarsaparilla
1t cures radically and permanently,
in that it removes tho cause, cleansing
the blood of scrofulous and all other
impu: tiles. 1t overcomes all the eff
fects of catarrh, too, and builds up tho
whole system
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-25
FIREPROOF STORAGE
PRIVGTE HOSPITAL

WlLLOWS-ME MAY
remair any length of time before con-
f!nemept. a physician in charge OF case
always. For information address Mrs
Flora phillips. lock box No. S33 el975
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR Ilf
housekeeping; mod. 3oS e. ith'
Phone 3S21-Y.
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SPANISH STUDIO
MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 1876 w Sd
North Bell 1493-X Ind. 1902. 1917
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TYPEWRITERS

OF ALL MAKES FOR
rent sale or exchange, cash or pay
ments. Monarch light touch. best on
earth. Both phones $50. Utah Typewriter
Exchange Co. 66 West End South. e154O
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CARL or THANKS

-N-o0---o~-~~"~"~->-~-
WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR
kind friends. for their sympathy and
Kindness and liorgi offerings I'm our be-
reavement.
II. c. BOWDICH AND son.
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MASSAGE


MISS HELD, MANICURING. MASSAGE
and bath. competent attendants.
Suite. 21s Luxor hotel, 81 South Main st.
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PAPERHANGING

PAINTING. PAPERHAN NGING AND
tfnting at reasonable prices Get my
estimate. c. F. Iindstrom. 703 Eighth
Ea 81. Ind. phnae 1855. eo4s
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

iiREE MODERN. CLOSE IN
Bell 269S-Z. W. 4e
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so MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF value. Uncle Sam. 30 East
lst South. Gao
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FOB RENT p
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS cS
49, |-~------~s~----O-->~~ IL
THREE MODERN. CLOSE IN II u
:, y,e,nient. gil month. 225 n. w ~, o.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Ho7fs
keeplng. NO. IL Kendall square. 4 =
NICELY FURNISHED HoCsEKTr<
rooms with gas. 62l Richards az nv
oIock south Of tabernacle. I69
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR EoI(,
Keeping. $50 North Main. w
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. EIue7 8
| ~ furnished. steam heat; rent ~ =
a1,e- as1e $50 South West Temple Ben n,
NICELY FURN SUITE OF Ho75il
keeping rooms. modern. lie an
TWO AND THREE ROOM a.
apartments; close in and very rel
eoie. Ind phone 1880.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED Ho1yg
amecP:ns rooms; pantry, water. a. 7
NICE CLEAN ROOMS FOR IA
housekeeping, 10 Kendall terrace :,
NICELY FURNISHED I,IGur TJoY
street i''''' ." " a
TWO OR FOUR MODERN ROOMS q
East 5th So. ST.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS mi
| efn, gas and light furnished: good n
ton "A e. So. Temple. Phono 5gfr
FRONT SUITE. 2 OR : ROOMS. y
=, range. e. J.. sleeping room. % e.
South. a,
TWO OR 4 ROOMS FUR. sTRIcs
mod: h. k, back and front porches.' :
SO w. Temple. 1927 a
FURNISHED ROOM FOR Ll(,s
p,no ,house1kaess,ping; mod. 3oS e. 4th,-
TWO CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING; ROC
newly furnished. electric lights. -
bath. close IN. 413 Vadner ave -
south, between End and 3rd East.
THREE NEATLY FURNISHED ROC
Tor housekeeping. Il West 1st M
| or phone Bell 1044-Z 81
TWO MODERN ROOMS, PAN7<
closet and gas. ground floor 45 ST.
lst West. II
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS cR07'
floor. strictly modern close in; 4
phone. G52 South md East. ~
MODERN ROOMS. GAS RANGE. 4
quire 76 West 5th South. er
AND BROOM MODERN FLATs,
w. So. Temple. Bell 3S1SY. q;
TWO ROOMS ON GROUND FIo1
for housekeeping; gas. 42S So N,
Temple. IN
FOR RENT-FURNIsH Rooui
o~~~c~-o-~~--o~~-~~-~
LARGE. COOL ROOMS. II BL0E
from postoffice; phone and bath I
So. West Temple. u
NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROO
. phone. bath: close in cos East
South.
ELKo HOTEL, 275 SOUTH MA
steam heat; rooms 60 cents: s.
| week and up
ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH BA
privilege. Elegantly furnished. SIS
month. The Alexandria. $50 South "
Temple, Bell 1888. a
THE ANoELUs. FURNISHED ROO
good location. 81 East 1st Sou4
FINE. MODERN ROOMS. EAST FRo
bath phone. board optional. 1se
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH USE
phone and bath; Sc per week up
end East.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROO
single or en- suite: save car fare
secure good location. Just like h(
Very reasonable. 1ie North Main.
FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE FOR u
gentlemen. board If desired. 275 e,
South. q
5-ROoM BRICK COTTAGE. VI
side, recently improved: moderu'
every way rent reasonable Phond
5160K. e
NICELY FURNISHED, CLEAN SLE]
Ing room, modern. f02 No. Main.
5245-Z. a
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN n
vate family. 451 South 3rd East.
s.
| LARGE FRONT ROOM AND ALCo1
also room with sleeping porch. ne
furnished. $50 North 2nd West. e2
FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS. EVE
thing modern: excellent location: w
ing distance of town. PSI w. 5th SoL
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 33k
End East. e-
FINE FRONT ROOM. BATH. POR<
lawn and shade. 30 W. So. Tenn
THREE MODERN FURNISHED ROO
with piano; $50. Ind. phone 1891.
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS
BROOM APARTMENT. WITH PA
in the finest and best located ap4
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THREE NEATLY FURNISHED RO
Cor housekeeping. A West lst N
or phone Bell 104i-Z
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TWO CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING ROC
newly furnished, electric lights.
bath; close IN. Alb Vadner ave-.
South, between End and 3rd East.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via the Salt Lake Route Every Sunda

To Lehi. American Fork
and Provo ......... S1.25 round trip
To Springville and Span
ish Fork .........-. 1.50 round trip
To Payson .,........ LIS round trip
To Eureka, Mammoth
and Silver City ..... 2.75 round trip
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
lng, trunks. valises. best prices paid
20 Ss, tCommercial st. Reply by postal card
3ff1 Bell TIA
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Erue,7
~ furnished. steam heat: rent 49,
aD,e agoe $50 South West Temple Beli ~
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LUNCH STAND

LUNCH STAND OPEN AT LIBERTY
park, all kinds OF sandwiches e9iS
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GATRELL,S UNIQUE SCHOOL.
shorthand and typewrting, removed
from Hooper building to D. T. Walker
building. Ind. 17lS. Bell 2933. d4l8l
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ROOMS FOR HoI
Keeping. $50 North Main,
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING.
SODA FOUNTAIN WORK

ALL KINDS OF SODA FOUNTAIN
work and repairing. l49 East ist
South. e692
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs

HARMONY MILLINERY PARLORS. 55S
South State, Pumes cleaned, curlei
and dved. jofSn
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS M
ern, gas and light furnished; good ~
oon. "A e. So. Temple. Phono 5g7r
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SHEPPARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The Red Front" 100 West End South.
Lady attendant. Private waiting room;
elsa
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NICELY FURNISHED LIGHT Hoy
Keeping rooms. ground floor. SO Ch
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TWO OR FOUR MODERN gooMs-
East 5th So, 81.
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MEN WANTED-LEARN TO OPERATE
moving pocturc machines. great oppor-
tunltles and large salaries. competent
operators are In demand Ws give
practical instructions and actual expert
ence Also help you TO secure positions
Intcrmountain Dramatic Agency, POT Nc
Intyre bldg c58S
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AND WOMEN TO
know that The Acgis Lifo Insurance CON-
pany sells the new and up-to-date lie,
accident and health policies. Address 800
Scott bldg. et00
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE HOUGHTON. ROOMS 517-
is Mcintyre bldg. Ind phone 359; Bell
1916: residence. Bell Main sci. 1859
DIR. AUSTIN KERR. OSTEOPATHIC
Physician, Mcintyre bldg. Both phones
a90O
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Two NICELY FURNISHED fIor
hecp:ng rooms: pantry. water. a.
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SkIlicd and unsklled laborers furnished
~ East 1st South, corner Commercial
Bell phone 1855. Ind. 92S. pas
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ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free OF charge. Tele-
phones-Ind. 1866; Bell $500. 1855
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HOME INDUSTRY To
GET ANOTHER BOOST
Public Reception Is Arranged
by the Association to Be
Held May ~.

Plans for the third public reception
given by the Utah Home Industry asso-
ciation have been completed The rccep-
lion will he held Al tho chamber of COM
mercc, Vermont building Saturday night.
\ musical programme. addresses on home
industries and refreshments of home In
dustry products will make UP the pro-
grnmme for the reception.
The programme committee. Mrs. Marie
Bowman chairman. has arranged the fol-
lowing:
Music violin and piano.
Mics EIhnl Nnftlnlnn and OlllC
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FURNISHED ROOMS Fon 10
Keeping. No. IL Kendall square
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Nicely FURNISHED HoCsEKEF.
rooms with gas. Cyl Richnrd. 20 -
block south Of tabernacle. 'e''
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

c-~-~~-~-~-~~--~~-~~~-~~
NELSON GLOVE CO, 60 EAST BIRD
South. exclusive glove store. Gloves
made TO oroer. Repairing and cleaning.
m255
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WILL SHIP CAR II. II GOODS TO LOS
angeles and one to Chicago and one 70
portland and one to Florida next 10
GAYS; very reasonable rates. Ktm5all Var
& Storage Co, 73 So. Main. s260S
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WE FURNISH YOU ALL KINDS OF
Slav5nian and Austrian help. Slavonia n
Emp. Agency. 121 So. 3rd West. upstairs
Ind. bGS. Bell 3G3d c1457
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NICE CLEAN ROOMS FOR m
housekeeping. 10 Kendall terrace
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