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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
ONE BANDIT KILLED;
PARTNER CAPTURED
Two DeSperadoes Return TO
Saloon They Had Looted at
Sedro Wooley, Wash.

By Associated Press.
BELLINGHAM, Wash. Dee. Two
bandits. Walter Footc aud Fred James.
fortified themselves behind breast
work of logs ON the banks OF the
Skapit river, near Sedro Wooley, last
night. and for three hours stood OH
possc of POO citizens. More than lOoo
shots were fired and forty dynamite
bombs thrown against the logs before
tho biphUavmcn surrendered, Footc
was found to have seven bullets In ms
body, and died soon after having been
taken to hospital. James was un-
injured and was lodged IN the Skag't
county jail,
Early Yesterday two masked men en-
tered a Sedru Woolcy saloon, lined the
proprietor and patrons against the WIN
dow and riflcd the safe of 800. Then
backing out through a door, they DIS
appeared.
Later in thc dav two mon entered
the same saloon ana asked about the
holdup, arousing the proprietor su9'
picions. llc summoned Marshal Jasper
Holman, who ordered the men to sur
render. But instead of obeyipg, the
men covered the marshal with rcVolVcrs,
stripped him OF his watch and money
and took his pistol from hlm while
customers in the saloon looked on.
Dashing into the street. the bandits,
now, unmasked. started for The Skagit
river. half mile away. \ half dozen
citizens gave chase in an automobile
and running battle ensued.
Half mile from the town, where the
highway parallels the Skagit river, the
men leaped over the high bank of the
stream and took refuge behind pile
of cedar logs from which they opened
fire on their pursucrs. Within half an
hour 200 men were pouring rife and
revolver bullets into the logs, while
Sheriff Stevenson and deputy at
tempted 10 pick the men off with rifles
from the opposite side Of The river
Failing 10 dislodgc the robbers after
two hours of firing, dynamite was re
sorted To. With fuses lighted the ex
plosivo was hurled over tho river bank
a stick at a time. After forty sticks
had been thrown and exploded the ban
dit FIRE ceased. With his hands above
his head, Fred James lcaped up on the
logs and asked for mercy. He was I'M
| hurt. but his partner was riddled with
bullets and part OF his face had been
torn away by a dynamite bomb
-Four members Of the posse received
! slight wounds.
al the money stolen from the saloor
was found on tho bandits. Both are
we'll known in several Skagit county
| towns and are suspected Of having beer
! the perpetrators Of several recent hold
l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
c. n. WoopMANsEE DIES.
Well Known Business Man OF Ogden and
Idaho Passes Away.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special. 10 Inc lrlpuUc.
OGDEN. Dec. G.-Folowing an Illness
uf several years, Charles H. Woodmansec.
son of Charles and Harriet F. Woodnan-
gee. died Mt his home, 3132 Washington
avenue, at 12:iJ o'clock this morning
Mr.. Woodmansec's health began 10 fail
rapidly last September. when he moved
from RcXburG, Ida. TO Ogden, He lad
been living In Idaho since 1892 and was
=. Dromine mt l}guro in the business life
of that state. Hc was enc OF tho In
corporators OF the First National bank
OF Rexburg and It's first president He
engaged I'm dry farming on a large scale.
having harvested 10000 bushels of wheat
front 1900 acres just prior 10 tho tim.
hc left RcXburG. Mr.. Woodmansce was
manager and half owner in the Wood
mansee &; Webster Company's dry farm
at RcxburE. He was born In Ogden
June !, 1867. and was married 10 Miss
Nilate Pncock. October 20, 1857. His
widow. five aons. two daughters, moth
or. Mrs, III. j.. Woodmansec: two broth
crs and six sisters Eurvivc him. y son
of tho dead man. Raymond Woodrnanaee
died in Germany last MAY while serving
on n mission for the Mormon church
THIS sorrow Is believed to have FASTENED
the illness OF the father Funeral scrv-
ices VII be held at the Ninth ward meet
Ing house Monday afternoon ut O clock
The body may loo seen by friends at the
family residence from : y. III. until >
y. III. Sunday and from 10 4. IN, uutll
moon Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
INSTANTLY KILLED
BY SWIFT TRAIN
John Milburn, a Brakeman,
Struck by Engine While in
Discharge of Duty,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec while switching cars
a short distance cast of Echo this morn
ing. John Milburn. 4 freight brakeman
residing I'm Orchard avenue. In this city.
was instantly killed by Union Pacific
bound passenger train No. D Mil
burn was working on an east-bound
freight train at the time OF the accident.
The train had stopped n few miles east
OF Echo. which is forty miles east oil
Ogden. In Weber canyon. to do some
switching AT n siding. Sc cngrosscd was
the brakeman In his work that he did not
see the fast passenger train as IT swep'
around the curve known az Pulpit rock
untn II was TOO late for him to escape.
AS the brakeman swung from the side
Of q freight car on which he had set thc
brakes tho pilot OF the flying passenger
train struck him. tossing the mang)ed
of the wheels. When other traihmen
reached tho unfortunate man he was
dead. His death must have been instan-
taneous, as the skull was fractured by
the impact OF the collision
The body was taken TO Echo where
coroner's jury was lmpanelnd, Late
this afternoon the body was brought on
10 Ogden and taken IN the Heaton- Kir-
kendall undertaking establishment to be
prepared for burial.
MIR. Miiburn was born at Elm Creek
Neb.. May 7. 1876. He moved 10 Ogden
several years ago and was regarded as
one OF the most competent trainmen or
the Utah division Of the Union Pacific
dren.
The funeral services will he held al
the undertaking parlors or Ueaton kir-
kendall Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
his old home at ELM Creek. Neb., for In.
tcrment
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FUNERAL NOTICES,


PEARSON The funeral OF William
Pearson, who died In this city Novem-
Der 81. 1911. aged II years. will hc held
sunday morning, December 8, 1911, nj
1890 O'Clock. from tho Qualtrough All
colt funeral parlors, 5jt South Main
street Interment city cemetery,
ANIUNSEN-T funeral of Oluf Amun
sen was held yesterday afternoon at
p. m. from tho Qualtrough AlIcott ru.
neral parlors. Interment City cemetery
NELSON Funeral Services over tho re-
mains OF Peter j. Nelson, who died In
this city November 30. 1911, will be held
from y y. j.. hall today (Sunday) al
$50 p m, Private services will be held
at the family residence, T29 South Flftl
East street, from 2:30 to 1:3o. Friends
wishing 10 View the remains may do sc
at the above address from II TO ].
o'clock. lntcrment City cemetery.
STORY-Funeral services over tho re.
maus OF r. T.. Story, who died In this
city November -, 1911, will be held from
O'Donnell d Co.'S chapel Moudsy. De
Ccmbcr I. 1911. at , y. m. 1ntcrmemI
In the civ cemetery.
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YOUNG ENGINEER
DIES At HIS POST
Ed. Henley of Evanston,
Wyo., Instantly Killed in
Collision al Ogden,

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. Ed Hanlcy of
Evanston, Wyoming, an engineer OF the
Union Pacific railroad, was instantly
killed at 7.45 o'clock tonight i'll n col
lision between n switch engine and
Union Pacific passenger train No. A
eastbound.
Engineers Thomas Richards and Jack
Burns, both of Ogden and Firemen G..
is. Griggs, Edwin Grandquist of Ogden,
aud H. G.. Terry OF Draper were slight
~ injured.
The collision occurred ono hundred
wards south of the Thirticth street
crossing just as the passenger train was
coming out of the yards. The pas
scngcr train was being drawn by two
engines in order to get mp the grade
into Weber canyon. The helper engine
in front WAS in charge Of Engineer
Henley. His fireman was {. >; GrIggs::
The second engine was In charge oi
Engineer Thomas Richards with IL q.
Terry AS fireman. The passenger tram
was under the direction of Conductor
Jacob II. Rhine. Engineer Jack Burns
was at the throttle OF the switch en-
gine and his fireman was Edwin Grand
quist.
Running at Low Speed.
Tho switch engine had been switch
ing cars on the maiu line and was try
lug to get back ON side track when
the passenger tram came out oil the
ward at a speed of eight miles per hour,
Before the switch engine could get
on the side track the front engine OF
the passenger train ''sidc swiped 1T.
Engineer Henley had his head out OF
the cab window at the time, and ne
was either struck by portion of hiS
switch engine. His head was crushed
Fireman Griggs was shovellng IN coal
al the time of the collision, and his
first impression was the response oil
the engine to the emergency brake
which Engineer Henley threw on. The
next moment Henley fell on him, gave
two gasps and died,
Griggs sustained bruises around the
head and shoulders. He was only hurt
slightly.
Engineer Richards and Fireman
Terry of the second engine were badly
shaken up but not seriously hurt, re
! ceiving only n few bruises.
Engineer Burns of the switch engine
had his right ankle sprained IN at
tempting TO jump from his cab. Fire
man GraudQuIst received bad cut OF
! top OF bis head.
Engines Are Wrecked.
The three engines were badly wrecked
and were thrown entirely from the
track by the force Of the collision.
William Hurst, foreman of The
switching crew, hurried to the scene
and rendered aid TO the injured, He
summoned an ambulance but its service.
was not required. as all the injured
/ ICprp copp mn thpIr fppt
The body of Engineer Henley wa:
conveyed to tho undertaking parlors ol
| Heaton-KirkcudalI. it will probably b'
sent TO Evanston tomorrow or Monday
Henley was 2S years old and unmarried
The passenger train was still tIcC
MP at midnight, but 1T was expected Il
secure another engine so that it coulC
| proceed before morning.
| The Union Pacific company viii sum
mon board of inquiry either tomor
row or Monday to investigate aud ii!
the responsibility for the collision.
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CONVICTED OF THEFT.
Old Resident Of Ogden Found Guilty OF
Stealing Trinkets From Store.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Dec. w. b Scott. a resi-
dent Of Ogden for twenty-five years,
where he has hitherto horno a good repu-
tation, WAS this morning convicted Of
petit larceny in the police court and fined
$50 and costs,
Scotts offcnsc consisted in the theft
of articles valued at Go cents from tho
store Of Il. r. Charlcton e Co, Wash
ington avenue, on November IL, accord =
Ing 10 the testimony of tho city's Wit
nesscs. The trial of the case has been
postponed several times until more Wit
ncsscs could be produced. More than Il
score of witnesses, including the defenda-
ant, testified nj the trial. All of the
clerks at the store and Manager II. S.
Crowther testified that they had not
sold tho articles identified as coming
from the store found in the possession OF
the defendant at the time OF his arrest
Judge Murphy admitted that he was pu2-
Eed that a man who had lived in the
community for such n long time, with
an excellent reputation. could have com
mitted such petty theft. Scott swore
that lie had purchased the articles.
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WILL CONTINUE WORK,
Stockholders in Reservoir Project Review
Progress OF Enterprise,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dee. Pursuant 10 = call
sent out by the principal stockholders
I'm tho South Forl, canyon reservoir
project 4 meeting Of more than ffty Of
those who have subscribed To stock Was
held al the county building this after
noon. II WAS the consensus Of opinion
that the work should be pushed on
stripping the dam site tc bedrock at
Cobblc creek. although some sugges tious
were heard that estimates be furnished
on tho cost of building he dam at Mag
plc CANYON. further south than the pres
cnt location. Contractor j. j. Nclll
assured those present that the rock will
bG reached all nf the way across the
stream at Cobblc creek within the next
two or three weeks ag shown 10y the
test holes which have been made. Mayor
William Glssmann presided At tho meet
ing and NJ. :. Browning acted as sccre-
tary. II was decided TO walt until after
bedrock had been reached before the COM
plny i Incorporated, but a committee,
composed Of NJ. =. Browning. a. l..
Brewer, e +. Middleton q. T. Madison
and l.. NJ. Nelson. WAS appointed 30 draft
a copy of articles Of incorporation. 20 be
submitted lItcr.
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ESCAPES WITH LIFE.
Car Wrecks Laundry Wagon. Driver Suf-
fers Broken Arm.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec While driving ON
Twcnty-sccond street AT { o clock tonight.
Levi VI. Draney, "a driver for the Troy
Laundry company. was struck 10y q
southbound motor car ON the Malad
branch.
Dran"y Nas thrown ont of his wagon
and his left arm was broken. HE right
arm was badly spralncd and he was
othH rwisc bruised
Both front legs OF his horse were
broken and the animal had TO be shot
Tho wagon was totally wrecked
Draney stopped hs horse near the
railroad crossing while n freight train
passed. He then started Ia cross the
track. bat was struck by the motor car
which suddenly came up from behind.
Engineer NJ o. Simmons OF the motor
car said he did not see the horse and
wagon until lie was right on them,
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Seek Clever Swindlers,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. . Local police authori-
Ties have been warned 10 look ont for a
pair Of swindlcTH. man and a woman
who have been yictimiZing people OF Sioux
Falls. :. D.. and other cities OF hundreds
nf dollars 6y tho old dress goods SAM
pies system.
The stock IN trade OF the sNindlers is
a case OF fancy dress samples which
are offered lor salo at a remarkably low
ngurc. TIE woman, posing as an expert
taiiorcss. takes the customers measure
with her tapc, and Then a small deposit
from 50 TO $40 is required with the uu-
Outstanding that the balance II TO be paid
upon delivery OF the tailored suit.
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DIED.


BERG-At 900 Harvard avenue, Deccm-
Der ., 1911 OF cancer Of the stomach
Emeius L. Berg. born June II, lS47, In
Denmark. a carpenter by trade. fu-
neral services Monday at > p. m, from
Liberty ward chapel Friends are invited
and can call al the family residence on
day Of funeral from II 10 1880 p. IN. In
tcrmcni In city cemetery.
BRINTON-At 1852 Eighth East street
December ., 1911 Of pneumonia Iuo
Lo Grand born September |. 1910. IL
Salt Lake. son of Uyrum Is. and Tcenic
Olson Brintou. Funeral services Monday
at II a, m, from tho family residence
Friends arc invited TO attend. Interment
in South Cottonwood remctnrV.
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TO ExTRAOlTE MILLS.
Steps Taken to Bring Alleged Bad Check
Man from Canada.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 2.--AppIication Tor "A war
rant OF arrest for Bert Mills. alias \. j..
Mills. now being held for the Weber
county authorities II Calgary. Canada
was made by County Attorney David Jcn- :
son before District Judge y. j. Harris
this morning. The warrant was issued
by the court, and the reQuisitlon for his
return when granted will he presented TO
tho federal authorities, who Will repre-
sent Weber county In the international
affair. Mills Is wanted for forgery. OBJ
tanning money by false pretenscs and Is
suing fictitious check The three
charges arc preferred against him By 4.
i. Biglow. cashier of the Ogden State
bank. \ telegram waS received by Blge-
low today from Mills offering 20 make
good the loss on the bogus check II the
charges against him are withdrawn, but
the bank officials refused to entertain his
offer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
STOLEN GEESE FOUND.
Officers Confiscate Fowls and Arrest
Would BE Diners.
IN Tbc Tribune

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec Two fat geese stolen
from the front of Beal's meat market on
lower TweDty-ii(th street tho day before
Thanksgiving day, traced To the homes
OF two negroes IN Ogden, resulted in the
arrest OF Fred Brooks. a white man. and
Billy Clark. a negro. Brooks was charged
with petty Darccuy IN police court this
morning. Clark having furnished tho Off
GERS evidence which warranted Brooks .
arrest, VIII not be prosecuted but will
be used as a witness for the city. Before
the fowls had boon prepared for the
Thanksgiving feast the officers arrived OIL
the scene and conilscatcd tho stolen prop
erty- When The case was called In police
court this morning a postponement was
allowed by the court until Monday morn
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
ADMITS HIS CRIME.
Ogden Horse Thief Assists In Effort TO
Locate Stolen Animal.


OGDEN. Dee 2.-Shortly after he had
been brought to Ogden from Salt Lake.
where he was arrested on charge OF
horse stealing, William Kimbcrling this
afternoon confessed to Sheriff Harrison
that he had stolen another horse belong =
Ing 10 J. S. Bramwc1, 26S Uarrisville
road. ON November 10. lie said that he
had disposed OF tho animal to a man In
Salt Lake City for SIS, and WAS taken
10 the capital by Deputy Sheriff Ellis
worth this afternoon I'm an effort to To-
caie the place where the horse was sold.
Upon the return OF liimbermg TO OG-
den tho gray mare found in his possession
vas identified Ms the property of DR., II.
M, Conroy of Ogden. Tho animal, with
others, bad been turned on tho winter
range and was not missed until the
physician saw description Of the ami
nal and made an investigation. The
latest confession of kimbering brings
tho number OF stolen horses which he
had taken from Weber county to three.
KimherllnC Is 40 years Of age and has
Sc vnrdl children living at Ogden,
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Tribute 20 a. 3. Patton.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 2.-The committee ap-
pointed by the district court TO draft
resolutions on the. death OF Augustus
BoSworth Patton. member OF the local
bar. submitted their report today II
was ordered spread on tho minutes OF
th. court
The resolutions briefly review the Jfe
OF the late Mr.. Patton as one OF sterling
honesty. business and fair dealing
II Will be remembered that Mr.. Patton
WAS found dead some weeks ago In nm
Irrigation ditch, Into which he had fallen.
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Twice Married.
Takes New Position

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. I'll. y. Arnold. an
ogden newspaper man. has accepted a
position with tho y. @. Allen Realty
company OF Eucinitas. san Diego county
California. and viii leave for the west
With his family sunday. Arnold. before
engaging ln the newspaper business,
taught In The Weber county schools FOR
several years.
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MINING

BARGAlN-WlI.i. SELL CONTROL
ling interest In $50 acres Of rich placer
ground. with plenty of water sawmill
and full equipment on ground: located
In southern Oregon. Address l.. r. p.
$40 Marquam bldg. Portland. Or. o276G
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Burns Prove Fatal.
Special to Tho Tribune.

RICHFlELD. Dec. Miss Es,ella An
derson the iT-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Anderson, died at her
home yesterday from burns which she re-
ccivcd in a gasoline explosion.
Miss Anderson was the Oldest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. She WAS talent
ed In art and music.
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Lecture by Roberts.
cclal lo In Trlbune.

SpccIW 10 TIC TrIDune.
OGDEN. Dec. Brigham H. Roberts
of salt Lake City viii deliver a lecture
at the Ogden tabernacle next Wcdnex-
day evening on "rhc Making OF the
World and the Study OF Other Planets ="
His remarks VIII be In linc with a cours @
OF study which has been followed for
the past few weeks BY the members %
the mutual Improvement associations OF
the various church stakes. The public Is
Invited.
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GROCERY SPECIALS.


LBS RED APPLES, 15C: . LBS.
strong cheese. 25c; citron peel. per h..
zoe. cans devlled ham. Csc; mixed nuts.
per lb.. 15c; qts. crahberrjes, "5c; ,
cans peaches or apricots. i0c. : cans
Snyder's pork and beans. &c: bologna.
per To-, Toe; good hams. per lb.. l5c: good
coffee. per h.. 3oc; cans No I salmon.
Csc; 1 boxes matches. 25c; shinola. l5c
gloss, corn starch. lye or soda, any FOR
l5c. jelly beans. lbs. for 2Jc; > gal
Ions gasoline. 45c. 2 gallons coal oil Csc:
lbs. onions. l0c; d lbs oatmeal. Csc. 8
pkgs. Dukes tobacco, 25c: lbs. hominy.
l0c; il lbs. sugar, sl.00, kippered her
ring. per can. 2Oc: ? do2, good eggs, i5c
kraut. per ID. &c. large cans Scgo milk
iJc. cans corn. 25c:'3 cans oysters. 25c;
bars Crystal White soap 95c: mustard.
per lb., @0c; cans oil sardnes. &c. pic
nic hams, per H.. l2bc: Vi. J. q. coffee.
35c: lob. can cottoenc. sI3J; lbs.
Swiss cheese. i5c; best hams per lb..
l6hc; best olcomargar!ne. per H.. 20c;
l-lpton's tea. per H., soc; fresh eggs. per
doZ.. 25c: pkgs. Corn Flakes, l5c; i-lb.
can cottoenc 55c; 5-lb. can lard, Csc
10-lb. can lard. 81 20: large bottle catsup.
Toe: Bakers chololatc. per ID. 35c. 81
lbs. rice 95c; lbs, soda crackers. 25c;
gallon can syrup. i5c: graham flour. per
sack. 25c: Rcd Seal lye. Tor Zoe; : lbs.
mncaroni. l5c; o-lb. sacks salt. 15C: 6
cans mustard sardines. 25c: . bars wash
ing soap. 25c: 2 lbs. good butter. SOC.
Chicago store. lle Yves, First South. POI
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HAIR GOODS
HOLLAND /

HOLLAND HAIR SHOP 500 EAST BIRD
South: all kinds OF hair goods: perma-
nent waving, skin bleaching facial and
scalp massage. Bell phone Wasatch 1926.
PISS
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Licensed 20 Wed.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. County Clerk Samuel
Dye today issued licenses 10 marry to
John Franklin Marklo ot Denver and
Minnie Rachel Nielsen OF huntsville
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CLEANING AND DYEING

~~-~--~>-~~~-----~~~--~N->~
SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, liz EAST
End South, Bell 1885, Ind. 1892 m266i
MODEL CLEANING AND DYE WORKS.
~ West 3rd South. Phones 2I93. 1851
UTAH CLEANERS AND OVERS.
Plumcs cleaned and curIcd. French dry
cleaning. repairing and pressing. Bell
$500, Ind. 1905. o3335
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FURS REMOOEI,ED
JEWELRY

WE DO NOT DEAL IN DIAMONDS
Having bought parcel OF real dlu-
monds al discount, will sell same at a
sacrifice: sizes from To karats. Trim
het Jewelry Shop. ~ Main. pis6
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WASATCH LODGE, NO. 1, +. & A. N
Masonic temple, corner First South m
Second East. Regular meetings sssa<
Friday OF each month. Members /
sister lodges and soJournins brethren o.
daily invited. II. S. knight, W n
4. J. Lowe. Secretary
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MT. MORIAH LODGE. NO. 2. F. ~
M-Masonic hall, second Monday -
month corner First South and Ssrs<
East Members of sister lodges and 4
journing members in good standing h
vited. Dana +. Smith. w. M; Chlr,
pher Diehl. Secretary.
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Good time az Salt Palace roller rink
opening. Wednesday. Dee, 6.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
moved from 1st South to 100 East End
South. This month Will sell latest White
and Singer machines at $50 each. other
makes lower prices, We rent and ropalr {
machines Raleigh G. Naish. Bell 4T03.
LIT
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LIVERY STABLES.

JOHN HARRINGTON HOME CARRIAGE
Co; stables rear Colonial hotel Phones
273 m693
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SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED; !;
good work; reasonable prices; new and
second hand machines on easy terms
The White is King. 20 West lst South.