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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
SOUTHWORTH FREED
OF MURDER CHARGE
Arguments and Charge of
Judge Completed After a
Long Night Session.
ACQUlTTAL Is ASKED
Defense Makes Plea That De-
fendant Was Justified in
Staying Ned Hanks.
ACQUlTTAL IS ASKED

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 24.-At 3 clock
this morning the jury in the case
Of the state against Henry South
worth, who shot and killed Ned
Hanks at elenwood park, August
II OF this year, returned a verdict
OF not guilty. There was a great
demonstration in the courtroom
when the verdict was announced
TO half hundred persons who had
waited, District Attorney HUI
lani5ki argued a motion TO have
Southworth held as an insane per
son, but Judge Harris ruled that
TINS was a matter that could be
taken up at some other time, and
ordered the discharge Of the de-
fendant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
JOYOUS CHRISTMAS.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 23.-The first public
Christmas exercise OF the season was
held at the First Presbyterian church
last evening Ii WIS under the auspices
OF the SUNDAY school and al ,:So O'Clock
the large auditorium was hlled wlin par
ents and children.
The earlier part OF the evening was
devoted 10 a programme or songs, rscl ,
tatlous and choruses by the coildren OF
the nrinarv and intermediate depart
inents The complete success OF the pro
grsmne reflected much credit on The
teachers who worked earnestly TO make
the Christmas entertainment success,
Al the conclusion all gathered IN the
Sunday school room, where large
Christmas tree, Illuminated by many
candles, brought the acme OF JOY 10 'us @
little folks Santa Claus also put IN an
appearance and distributed presents TO
ali of the little folks, A larse ohsrinE
was given for the children VINO Inust ue :
peud on charity for their Christmas
cheer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
BOOST FOR OGDEN.
Browning Brothers Contemplate Erection,
Of New Business Block.
snnnInl 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Dec a3.--Tns erection OF an
other substantial business block on Wash
Ineton avenue Is the contemplation Of
John NJ. and Matt S. Browning In the
n,rchase OF a valuable piece OF real cs
tate, consisting of a lot :. feet IN width
and $50 feet In depth. just north Of the
George a. Lowe company building. be-
tween Twenty third and Tweuty-four;h
streets
Al the present time there Is no build
ing on the property. but, according 20 a
statement made b. VI. :. Browning This
morning he and his brother have de-
cided 10 erect q substantial buslncss block.
Nr Browning considers the location n
desirable one for business purposes. but
Is not prepared at this time 10 make a
statement regarding the size OF DTobobe
cost OF the proposed building.
The deal for the lot Was made a few
davs ago the property having been owned
nrcyious 20 the recent sale by the Henry
estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
MORRIS FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Special 10 The Tribune,

SpcClDI 10 TIC ItIOUH"'
late Thomas {. Morris, the former OS.
ecn resiGent sho died at Reno, New;
have arrived in this city and the funersl
viii be held sunday afternoon AZ .
o'clock with services at the home OF
PhiiIp Garner, aS62 Jackson avenue; a
change having been made in the original
plans,
the service Members of Ogden lodEc
40. i{. N'oodmen OF the World. VIII at
tend tho services In bcoy ana Elve
their ritual service at the grave. hosS
desiring 10 view the remains ma! do so
at the Garner home today up 10 inc
timo OF the service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
AGED UTAHN DIES.
James Oakley, Pioneer Of State. Succumbs
to Sudden Heart Failure
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN. Dec 23-IIeart failure Is as
signed as the cause Of the death Of James
Saker an old resident Of Utah. who sue
cumbed quite suddenly al the home OF
rol1tive Mrs. Ruth Brown, 2soo Lin
coin avenue, last evening. lie had not
been feeling well for the pss, several
DAYS and yesterday afternoon he called
,pon physician 10 secure some med
cine 10 relieve pain In his chest.
Returning home. he ate n hearty sup
per and was preparing 10 60 no town 10
do some Christmas shopping whom 90
fell TO the floor aud expired almost In
stantly,
Mr.. Oakley was born IN England on
March 81, Is47, coming 10 this country
when Young man. For thirty-eight
years he resided in the Bear River val
iey and came 10 this city about four
,ears ago He leaves "A widow, four
daughters one son, three brothers. two
sisters and other relatives.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

SEE HIVE TAILORING CO. WE BEG
20 announce our removal 10 91s 50.
West Temple street Ia the new and eIe-
CANT "PceVy hotel" bldg. wherc We ere
prepared 10 do the best oi work FOR the
most cXactiug OF patrons. we also have
about so tailor made suits OF mems
clothes uncallcI tor which we Nish
to sell At half price before end OF
year, So call and make selection at
half prices. We do all classes OF clean
ing and repairing. Call and sec US Louis
Solomon, Manager p20i;
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OGDEN, Dec. oS.-The case Of tho
state against Henry Southworth. charged
With the murder OF Ned Hanks was
given TO the jury at 1l4o o'clock to-
night District Judge J. A Howell gave
instructions that he would receive YER
dict tomorrow In case one was not
reached yet tonight.
In his charge to the Jurors. Judge
Howell said that they might find a YER
dict 81 either guilty OF murder in the
first or second degree, manslauchter. In
voluntary or voluntary: or scquittal on
the ground OF justfiable homicide, or in
sanity.
The afternoon and evening sessions OF
court were devoted principally 10 the
closing arguments Of the attorneys.
In his closing argument for the de-
fense, Attorney George ualvorsen Gov
cred the same points touched on BY his
colleague, Attorney Dan Alexander, In
his opening address.
Closes for State
In summing up for the state. District
Attorney Hulanisld spoke for an hour
and q half. He dwelt AT length on the
theory that Hanks and southwortl's 9
proven guilty. for the same reason that
q man charged with crime Is to be con-
sidered innocent until proven guilty.
The opening argument on behalf OF
the state by County Attorney David len
sen marked the opening Of the day 5
session when court convened at 10
o'clock this morning. lie dwclt briefly
on q review Of the testimony given by
the witnesses for the state and con
tended that a verdict Of guilty should
be returned by the jury,
At the outset Of his argument the
county attorney told the jury that It
was not his object or desire 10 send
any innocent man 10 his death. but by
tho testimony he considered that South :
| l. bod al. .n. lyi fTan n
Hanks-pIanned y SO cunningIy that
! there was not the slightest hitch In
the carrying out OF his plan, He. re-
| viewed the actions Of the defendant,
told Of his procuring revolver at tho
! Griffith home In Pennington. OF his
boarding the train for ogden and hid
ing under the trees in walt for his VIC
tim after going to Glcnwood park,
Plea for Defense.
Following Mr.. Jensen. Attorney Daniel
| Alexander OF Salt Lake. one of the
counsel for the defense, began his plea
and did not complete his argument until
3 o'clock this afternoon. The char
acter OF Mrs Lund, Mrs. Myra South
worth's mother. Was the object Of q bit
ter attack from the attorney. He stated
that he had no censure FOR the daush-
repreheDsibe and had been the means
OF Myra's downfall Alexander err
ragned the mother as being more re-
sponsibIe for the estranEement OF south
| NpIN VI tllI lIs VIC '''e''' '''''c
! had entered 10 mar their married
IiEe. lie said her actions had been the
cause 81 all tho trouble.
| II WAS contended by the attorney that
Henry Southworth was mentally unoal
anccd when ne fired tho five shots, tha,
nc did not know what he was doing
and even II he did he should he held
| g,uItless because the purity and sanctity
OF his home had hcen defiled.
Throughout the day the courtroom WAS
filled BY curious thropg, many o'
1 cd llf -
would go to the jury sometime during
| the afternoon.
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To Be Buried Tuesday.
Special 10 The Tribune

'1I'''1T To 7 II 7 TTUWT'.
OGDEN, Dec 23.--The funeral services
over the remaina or Mrs Jane Ellen
Owen. who died AZ the Dec hospital
Thursday evening. VIII be held Tuesday.
with services a st. Josephs Catholic
church at 10 a. m. Interment will he
made IN Mountain View cemetery Mrs
Owen resided in Re Wins. Wyo,, but was
brought 10 this city for treatment at the
local hospital about week ago. She
was born in Hartford. Conn, on Febru-
ary II. 1916. The husband, two dauEh-
ters and one son survive
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Provo Notes.
Special TO The Tribune

Specl9I 70 JT1e ITIoUnp,
PROVO. Dec. 2%.--Dr. J. IT. Talbot will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow forenoon.
The Scandinavian residents Of Provo
and vicinity viii hold their annual hoiiday Y
the sixth ward meeting house.
The ward authorities. the Relief socl-
eties the Elks and manv private Indi-
viduals are busy distributing Christ mas
gifts 10 those who might otherwise be
forgotten.
Special Christmas services will bc held
in the churches and the ward houses to-
morrow,
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a. II. JENKINS DEAD.
Youne Man Of oe6en Victim OF Injuries
Received LONG AGO.
.clal 20 The Tribune.


OGDEN Dec. 23.--lnjuries sustained
nearly two wears ago resulted in the death
~ Alien II Jenkins. aged 81 years, At tho
home Of his father. William jenkins. 231o
ln>olu avenue. at o'clock this morn
ing N Was while emploved AZ ono of the
ornrriss on the OGDEN -Lucin cutoff that
Sir jenkins Was injured In an eNplo-
Rcsidcs the parents he is survived hy
Tho widow and two children. Mr.. Jenkins
was member ot ogden lodge 30 ~,
70 p q r. Definite arrangements for
the funeral have not vet been made. hut IL
viii probably ne held Tuesday afternoon
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MAJ this city. Dscembe. .. Della
Irene May. IN her sixteenth year. Fl-
nera! services Uill be held az the LIB
~rty ward chapel today Sunday De-
cember 2f. 1911, az u o'clock noon. In
terrneut. City cemetery.
TlBBALS-ln this city. December ..
1911, William ~. TibbslS. aged s. Years
~ accident. The rcneinR arc ot the pri-
yste rooms of Eber ". Han. l5f South
West Temple. Notice ~ funeral later.
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CUT LOWERS

-HE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
:lI Z. 2Dd So. Both phones 81. b2oi
HUDDART FLORAL CO. g. SO MAIN
81. Phones los Cut flowers and fu-
rsraf designs. n16s1
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Boy Sentenced to Jail.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec 2&.--rhllllp Booth. a
nineteen year old boy. charged with steal
ing five chickens from William Oherhans-
lev at Thistle. entered a plea OF guilty
in Precinct Justice r. l.. Joness court to-
dsy lie was sentenced to twenty days
imprisonment in the city jail.
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PATENTS.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES

MOTOR AND BICYCLE REPAIRING,
new and second hand machines on easy
payments, Lon Claaln, % w 5rd South.
pl557
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Boy Scouts in Snow Fight.
Spe cial To The Tribune

PROVO. Dec cS.-The boy scouts of
Provo took n hike 10 the mouth OF state
canyon today and engaged IN a pitched
battle. They had great time building.
storming and taking snow forts.
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MONUMEN S. TOMBSTONES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM n
Mckenzie. DISPLAY yard5. ta2 So state
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y r. ,Dssaelstry in Schools.

.sNIleian, ,S,- !, Through the efforts
|SG Provo p1h,GS.' NJ e. Hughes, thc pu-
h :. hcatcs sne pug schools VIII have
y .syss. H. ,tee ot charge. Drs
N dentIs,eh. Love and Doug
,hs te.,h who VIII examine
E viii ,cNs Of the city closed
,rung Cbrpen Tuesday. Januarv
" ssyer,i nles exercises were
W" schools rrid.y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
Police Arrest Japanese,

OGDEN. Dec. ct. Towatai. a Jap
anese, was arrested tonight on tho charge
Of allowing minors TO frequent pooIroom
conducted by him AT 36l Twenty fourth
street He was placed under s75 bonds
TO appear for trial next Tuesday
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KEv.FITTING.

KEY FITTI:IC. LOCK WORK BIcY-
Gle supply Co. Phones Bell 36ss. ms
$50 ofel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24

L. @. ODoSNELL. rSDERTAKER
and emhalmer. has roved 20 new To-
cation. 215-27 South West Temple st.
Realty bldg. Both phones. o75ss
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PERSONALS

LADIES, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichesters Pills, the Diamond Brand
For % years known as Best. Safest AL
ways Reliable. Buy OF YOUR Druggist
Take no other Ch.chesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
where.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
.IILLINERY AND PLUME
SEWING MACHINES.


SEWING; MACHINES REPAIRED.
good work; req asonable prices: new and
second hand machines on easy terms-
The White is kiDG. - West lst South.
o2oe3
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SECOND HAND STORES
AUCTION SALES.


BY z. NJ ONION. on SATURDAY. DE-
ccmber 50, 1880 a m. al suite No.
Canning apis. corner 2nd South and 5tb
East | VIII sell fine furniture OF a 3
room hat: rugs. center tables. rockers,
6ne screen. hair upholst cred box couch.
chairs. typewriter desk. Ia
bou-etie. extra fue oak dresser, clHf
(oniey, handsome iron bed. hair mattress,
lot good bedding. couch covers. pOrtlcres.
lace curtains good breakfast table. sofa
pillows picturcs set Chambers fucycio-
pedia. etc. etc. Suite No. Is base
men; apartment, entrance on md South.
p24Il
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT.
ed. VIII pay you hrst-cIass prices. II.
G. Fisher & Co. les So W. Temple. Bel
si7i. Ind ses e25s
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

r. Stencil FUR CO EVERYTHING
in the fur and ,axideTmist line. Now
Is the time TO have your furs remodeled.
repaired. cleaned. We give guarantee OF
workmanship. we have
been here twenty years and DO T!Sht
by everybody 81 East 3rd South. n6si
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DIED

DIED
MAIZE this city. Dscembe. .. Della 1
Irene May. IN her sixteenth year. Fu- |
efy Ssrs ssTSess asap MI S be held s5any, az iSs
cember e. 1911, AZ ~ O'Clock noon. In 4
terIneut. City cemetery
TIBBALS--In this city. December =. I
1911, William II. Tiobsls. aged 50 Years. \
~ accident The rcrneinS arc OF tho pri- /
vat. rooms of Eher W. Han. lsf South Z
west Iemple. Notice ~ funeral later.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
enibairner. isI s. west Temple. Phons.
1913. as
Z. @. oDoSNELL. rSDERTAKER /
and emhalmer. has moved 20 new To- 4
cation. 2152T South West Temple st. I
Reslty bldg. Both phones. o75ss
MONUMEN. S. TOMBSTONES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r
Nckenzie. Display yard7. go So. state
CUT LOWERS
-~-~-~-----~--~-~-~-~~~---
-HE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING
:lA Z. and So. Both phones 81. b2o7
HUDDART FLORAL CO. g. SO. MAIN
rerai designs, nrssl
BOARD AND ROOM
Rooms Rooms. iisa up. % ssr !; II. s. @ sscosa
South. kiSs1
STEAM HEATED. MODERN. FUR
n!shed rooms with board. homo com.
forts ss No State ms9s
BOARD AND ROOM FOR GIRLS; SIS
per month so w. 2ud North. nsiss
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
gentleman ia 2nd East. oI2os
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD;
steam hsat. modern, most exclusive To-
cation; private home 225 Brigham St
Neasoneo pc, oEOt
NICE PLEASANT ROOMS, FINE Lo-
cation. with or without board Bel
1877 o25o6
TEMPLE HOTEL. ONE BLOCK NORTH
OF Hotel Utah: elegant single rooms.
with board: also suite. on ground floor:
steam heat. hot and cold water each
room. pes6
JUST GOOD HOME BOARD; PLEAS
and room; fine location. Phone ts6s-Y.
pl-oo
FINE BOARD AND ROOM AT s?5
South Main. Bell 5iis plie3
NICE ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
with board. IL Barrows ave. Wssatch
1857.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board: everything modern. @3t So. md
East plSoS
LARGE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR TWO;
steam heat, home cooking; rates rca
souable. so5 r. 1st SO. plelI
-
VERY NICE FRONT ROOMS, WITH
board for two or three gentlemen. very
reasonable. 5ls SO. End East, p2li6
TIE GREAT MAJORITY OF WANT
readers are prepared 70 take adyan-
tage OF certain announcements II they
can find lust whst they want enumerated
in the offerings of the Wants.
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS. FUR
nished. modern. private. with first
class board II desired. al So. 6th East
p2i25
OUTSIDE ROOM. ADJOINING BATH.
With board. Apartment 10, TIE Annex.
$50 Brigham 81. p21oo
MIDWIFE
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs Lizzie Ccisler, 33S w. Bird
North. Bell 1t93-N t9lt
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases: reasonable terms: trained nurse
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLEATTSC
Mrs VI. NJ. lemons. SOS East ard So
ST. Bel phone 1867. pIsf7
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PAPERHANGING

WE DO PAPERHANGING. CLEANING
painting. tinting: work guaranteed.
Phone SOAK. PISS
81 PER ROOM AND FURNISH PAPER.
F. Sturm. shop l25 ". Ist So. Ind.
lli32 pl4iO
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CHINESE HERBS

THE CHIN YUEN HERB CO. 45 COM
merclal St. dispensers OF Chinese herbs
for all chronic diseases OF men and WON
en-; quick results obtained by the use OF
these herbs. pS2f
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs

AND MJBTIGRkPUISG: PRIVATE DC
tating rooms. Sunday and evening work
by appointment. II. Shirley Scaboldt. suite
zoo. Utah Savings & Trust Co. bldg.
piss
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
a application; household refrlGarators, caron
ard pocket biiliar ri tables. bowling alleys
Co, i53 10 $50 So. ith West. Both p6o,,es
<5S. at0ss
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STEAM HEATED. MODERN FUR
n!shed rooms with board. home com
'ortx. s9 No. State. m99s
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COwAN CO.
100 South w. Temple. Bell phone tiil
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WHERE TO STOP


HOUSE. 6s EAST lST So.
$50 rooms; rateA 35c. soc and soc. mod
eTD. baths I5c. nl3J9
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BOARD AND ROOM

bOARD AND RJOM IS WEEK
Rooms ti.so ap. Rear AZ b Second
South. klss1
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WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO RENT
FIREPROoF STORAGE

HALF RATE FIREPRoOF STORAGE
] y l.. phones EN. Il. pos
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DRAMATIC ART.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN ORA
matte art. elocution and oratory by @
F, Gordon, late OF Philadelphia School of
Dramatic Art: lessons by appointment
Studio $50 8. eth East. Both phones 9ss.
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'os Apportionmen;

r.. .DDas naSls Of the state central
|snts sItTlnecs ~ the apportioument
Nc6 cor .ne Lewiston conven-
f. V0uoty in the state as fol.
e lake ln Bauuock 16. Blaine
E,h, Biv' Bingham IL, Boise 6,
~ Clczywas,sllle 9, Canyon 23,
|s,,. % water 1er 4, Custer i, EImore
2, L.lgji; NJ Idaho IL, Kootenai % Is, )
rs I'm II = Lewis ). Lincoln Ia 9'
ESl5. Tv;EDn media S. 10, Owyhce 4,
al6. '"'O Falls 10, Wssbin gtop
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD;
steam hsat. modern. most exclusive To-
cation; private home. 225 Brigham st.
Reasonable. o220l
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HORSES CARED FOR

ioRSES PROPERLY FED ASr
cared for: satisfaction guaranteed. Gail
II l&s Sth East o. Bell Ja4i-f, ot
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MIDWIFE


PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 33s w. Bird
North Bell 1ia3-X 1911
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases: reasonable terms: trained nurse
in charge. Apply 300 Z. ith South Bell
uhone 5a25k. oS3I4
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NICE PLEASANT ROOMS, FINE LO-
1877 o2506
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
euibalner. i6l e. West Temple. Phone.
1913 as
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TAILORMADE CORSETS

LADIES, CALL MRS MANN AND
have your measure taken for a Spirella
Corset; ! years guarantee. Ind 254s.
o236l
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BOARD AND ROOM FOR GIRLS. SIS
per month. 80 w. 2ud North. n3439
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
gentleman. ia 2nd East. oi2os
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TEMPLE HOTEL. ONE BLOCK NORTH
Of Hotel Utah: elegant single rooms.
steam heat. hot and cold water each
room pass
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGNER HAS RE
moved her studio from sO7 Mcintyre
building TO Il East 5rd South ST. o2sJl
HAND PAINTED CHINA FOR SALE
Orders taken. The Downing. 2s9 East
3rd so. o1s52
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIONEAUX ATToR-
neys. o. W. Powers. Thomas Marion
sauN. ]. W. Mckinney. Top moor font
KearDs bldg Bel 1850. Roger w. Pow
e.s notary. n2a''
D. L. oLESoN. LAWYER, so7 BOSTON
bldg. Bell N72: Ind. les, ps50
JAS. -. PARDEE. LAWYER. SUITE
Iio9 Boston BLDG. Bell phone 2e3o.
piT35