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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
MAHER DROPS TO
: THIRD POSITION
American Jockey Has Been
First IN Percentage
For Seven Years

London, Eng, Dec. 16.-With the flat
racing season at an end. sporting men
are discussing the usual array Of sta
tistics published BY the papers In the
list Of winning jockeys. Danny Maher
the American rider, is third. with firsts
under the wire. but second in percent
age.
For the preceding seven years Maher
has been first in percentage, although
in winning mounts he was second to
Wooton in 1909 and 1910. For the first
time since 1903. MaheT has failed 10
ride 100 winners. the number this sea-
son being one short of the century
mark. Since 1900, when he made his
first appearance on an English race
course. Maher has ridden 1197 winners.
an average OF 90 a year. Wooton in
six years has ridden SIS winners. an
average Of 112 year Wooton had by
far his most successful year this season.
having been up on 1S7 winners out Of
746 mounts.
The taking on OF wei ght may relieve
Maher Of his greatest rival, as il is said
that on this account WOOtOn may not
he able TO ride more than one more
season In order to insure even this
brief extension Of his racing season ne
will be compelled to spend the winter
in India, where he viii get sufficient
work to keep him down TO weight.
Maher also finds il increasingly diff
cult to keep to weight To avoid tax
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
Lakes in Desert.

The Desert de Carlitte, in the Pyre
nees, close on 10000 feet above the
sea, contains no less than sixty lakes
OF varying sizes These, according to
local tradition, we're left at the time
Of the food. When the waters sub
sided it appears that Noah and his
family landed on the Puy de Prigue,
one Of the highest peaks in the dis
trict- Convincing proof Of the truth
OF this tradition is found in an iron
ring to which, the peasants declare,
the ark was moored when the landing
was effected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16

a report from England that Matt Wells.
the British lightweight champion, has
been taken to the hospital for an opera
ton and that it will be three months
before he will be able TO box again.
This viii interfere with the plans Of
the New Y Ork promoters, who had hop
ed to bring the British champion and
WOlgast together in a ten round con
welsh and Mcfarland.
A great deal has been said and writ
ten about the failure of both Freddy
Welsh and Packey Mcfarland to qualify
as real contenders for the crown of
champion WOlgast- It is said that
Mcfarland has no punch and that
Welsh cannot hit hard enough to ever
put a dent in Wolgast's skin 1t is
true that Freddie failed to stop Willie
Richie the San Francisco boy. inside
the 20 rounds, but it may not be gen
orally known that Welsh took on
Richie at catch weights and that the
Frisco boy weighed just nine pounds
more than the Engltshman, or in other
words, scaled at IA against 133 for
Welsh. Richie vas in the best
shape, having trained for several
weeks with Mcfarland and others, 50
that It was no novice against the
clever Freddy: nor an unframed youth
As for Mcfarland not putting Har-
lem Tommy Murphy away, it might be
mentioned that Sd WOlgast battered
away at Battling Nelson for 40 rounds
and failed to knock him off his feet
for the count of ten Nelson was not
a clever blocker like Murphy, so there
should he no great surprise because
PacICey failed TO stop him inside the 90
rounds What if Knockout Brown did
stop Murphy in one round. or rather
one minute, Brown was credited with
having the best of WOlgast in two
bouts, but no one believes
that ne would stand a chance against
the champion in a long contest. 1t is
different 10 get full force blow 10
clever man like Murphy than to batter
some boxer who has no skill and does
not know how to block or keep out of
distance Mcfarland can hit all right,
but I doubt whether he Will ever be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
APPENDICITIS HAS
FUN WITHFIGHTERS
Wolgast Not the Only One
To Be Suddenly Laid
Up for Repairs.

Milwaukee. Wis Dec. 15.-What is
the matter with all the champion box
ers Of late2 Are they more subject to
the Ills, especially appendicitis. than
the ordinary boxer, or does 1t just
happen to be a. coincidence that several
of them are laid up at about the same
time2
Ad WoIgast. the lightweight cham
pion of the world, is not the only
champion who has the heightened com
plant. While Ad is recuperatng at
Los Angeles. sammy Keilar. the British
10 FOUNDER who lays claim TO the
title in England. is also recovering
from appendicitis in London, having
been operated on just on the eve of his
battle with Sid Smith. for the champion
ship. The French champion, Marcel
Noreau. was also threatened with the
same complaint and it is not long since
that Dave Smith, the Australian cham
pion. was operated on. also Les O'DOu-
nell. the crack middleweight OF the
and Jack Redmond. the Mil
waukee lightweight. was a bit cut up,
but has fully recovered.
1t has been fortunate for most Of
the boxers. however that they have
been in good physical coalition at the
time of being stricken down and that
has helped wonderfully to pull them
through safely. And still some Of the
timid ones say boxing is not a good,
healthful exercise.
On top Of Ad Wolgast's illness comes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
NO AZ RESTS SINCE
THE TOWN WENT DRY
Amarillo Jail Has Has Re
manned Empty and Wide
Open Past Month

Amarillo. Tex. Dec. IA state
ment was issued last night by the po-
lice department. that only one arrest
has been made by the city authorities
since the local option law became ef-
fective in Amarillo now one month
ago. The city jail has stood open for
the past month. a record never before
known in the history Of the munich
pality. During the month OF October
there were So arrests and detentions
by the city officers. and for the first
half of the month Of November. 1 Z 9th
ers had fallen into the dragnet Of the
police department. From the middle OF
November to the middle of December
only one person has been arrested and
locked in the station fOrA city prison
ers
The showing of the co ny officers
of petty criminal work IS been in
keeping with the report Rde by the
city officers, less than ve persons
having been incarcerated on INSIDE
meanor charges, during the time indi-
Gated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
REICK BUYS CONTROL
OF THE NEW YORK SIN

New York. y Y, Dec 16.-Wiuiam
c.. Reiek has purchased of Mrs A. NJ
New York sun. according to a we'll
authenticated report the Tribune says
this morning. The Sun in its issue Of
Sunday next, 1t is expected. will an
nounce the transfer Of control to Mr.
Reick. who since 1907 has been one of
the owners Of the New York Times
and the PHILADELPHIA Public Ledger
William NJ Laffan died on November
70. 1909
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
able to be at his best when making
VIII Wolgast Be Good Agains

able to be at his best when making
1913 pounds.
VIII WOIgast Be Good AEainf
With all the mixups among the light
weights, the question now uppermOst
in the minds of the fans is whether
Wolgast viii be himself when he re-
covers from the effects of the opera
ton It will be at least six months
before he can get into the ring again
in any kind OF shape and il may be
longer. il all depends upon the results
or after effects OF the cutting. Ad viii
retain the championship just the same.
as any champion has six months grace
before taking I'D the defense Of his
title, according to boxing rules. and
the chances are that the Michigan boy
viii be ready and anxious by that time
to tackle anyone. During the period OF
inactivity BIZ Wolgast the rest OF the
lightweights can fight it out among
Themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16

ing on fat he viii spend the winter
hunting
IL was clear many weeks ago that
Earl Derby, senior steward OF the
Jockey club would head the list OF
winning owners. His aggregate OF
S215,000 is nearly double the amount
which placed him second TO Mr. Fairie
last year. mo owner has had such a
sum TO his credit since 1895 when Leo
Dold de ROthschild topped the list with
q total Of S233.8GO. Two horses Stead
fast and Swynford. won most Of Lord
Derby's money for him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16

The Cactus club has received an invi-
tation from Alfred Z. Mackenzie, sec
rotary Of the Los Angeles Bowling
Tournament association, TO send a team
from FL PasO to compete in the western
bowling congress tournament which
VIII be held in Los Angeles from Feb
ruary Is 10 % All the railroads are
arranging a special rate for this tour
nam nt Prizes from SO to $1,000 VIII
be awarded in the different events.
The prizes are for five men teams, two
me 'nteams, five women teams and two
Wome nteams and individual men and
women's playing. The total amount Of
the prizes offered is $3.50, in addition
TO many prizes Of merchandise.
A five man team could be picked in
FL Paso that could make q good show
ing at this meet. a team that could
bowl $500 in any alley. The Cactus
club is making an effort to organize
a team to represent FL Paso in Los
Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
ONE BANKER MUST LEAVE
ARIZONA: OTHER MAY REM

Phoenix, Ariz, Dec. 16.-The pro
posed hearing Of Frank S. and J. B.
WestfalI the Oklahoma bankers. be-
fore governor Sloan on A reouisition
Tor taeir return to SaDuIpa. Okla tn
answer an Indictment for alleged vio-
Iauon o1 the Oklahoma banking laws
resulted in honoring the reOuisffio1 &c
20 franE y W+stfau and REFUSING Il
I0r j. .. ~ eSt1aH The latter is very
III mere win lung trouble.
Inc WaErant Tor the extraditiOn Of
Frank S. Westfall viii be issued Mon
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
WAGNER Is STILL
"THE GREAT HERO"

John Peter Wagner. otherwise
known as Hans Wagner. is still the
monarch of the National league bats
men. Although he is listed third in
the official batting averages Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
BYLES takes THE
CAME WITH EASE
Ehler Team Defeats Fosters
in Bowling Contest
FRIDAY Night

The Byles team gobbled everything
but one lone point n the Shelter
league bowling contest at the Cactus
club Friday night. The Byles outfit
won three points, and both highs We're
won by Byles men
The scores made were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
louvr.,s Honorable pesnent

The Paris Louvre, now the worlds
finest art gallery, was originally
roysI residence in the reign Of Dago-
bert, about the year 622 Of our era.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
SUFFRAGET rs TO
ATTEND A SMOKER

New York, n Y Dec. 15.-3Iiss Inez
Milholland. wei known suffraget and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
WOLGAsT no GO 10 HONOLULU.

Cadillac. Mich. Dec 16.-Word was
received here that Ad Wolgast. after
he has recovered from his recent op-
Grafton for appendicitis, will 90 to
Honolulu for the winter. He will sail
from San Francisco shortly after New
Years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16

New York. n Y. Dec. 15.-Leach
Cross Of the New York East Side,
dentist by profession. has been steadily
climbing to the pinnacle Of fame on
the lightweight ladder of pugiIism
The East Side idol has given severe
beatings to all he has met lately. and
earned the decision over Tommy Ma
loney. and recently gave Battling Hur-
ley such severe drubbing that the
reIeree mad to stop the bout He is
matched to fight Knockout" Brown
in New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16

Totals ----.b6b 90 500 ZU9I
Points won. Byles. 3; Wilkinson, I.
High game, Miller. 1872
High total. Critchett. $40.
EhIer's Team Wins.
Ehlers team won from Fosters team
three points 10 one, though Foster won
both highs.
The following scores were made
L. Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
s5tandfnE.

In the standing of the Shelter league.
Byles's team heads the list. with Ehler
second. Wilkinson and Foster tie for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16
EhIer's Team Wins.

Totals ---.--689 65U- OF L5aU
Points won, Ehler. 8; Foster I.
High game. Foster, 1913.
High total, Foster, sol.
Strfkeout, Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-16

These IDEAL conditions are bringi
are developing and improving that lane
You have a chance to get in~this NE
TER ACTUALLY ON 1T WAITING
have to pay for land that has only the ]
REAP the benefit of a FINE CHM
TER in one of THE LAST new districts
NOW before the railroad gets there and
of the hundreds and hundreds of people
ANY price.
WHICH CAN BE YOUR PRICE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

Here Is one of the best speculative
buys In the city. It's located on the cor
ner OF 6th South and LIST West; 100 feet
frontage or 9Th South and 10 feet on
lst West. improvements consist Of n
l0-room brick residence, which with very
little expense can be changed into three
apartments 1t can be bought for $4,000
$500 cash: balance easy payments am
certain the value OF this property will
increase not less than 30 per cent in the
next five years. besides paying n fair re
turn on the original Investment.
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F11Rs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE 30 Eyl-RYTHISG IN THE FOR
and taxidermist line and carry con-
n,ete stock OF manufactured goods, pay
highest price for raw furs ana G"sne
neads r. Stencil Fur Co.. 5I h. ard 20 80.
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near 9Th South; east front; the lot 50x
1856 feet. The house Is modern. G large
rooms, bath. furnace. sewer connection
and all special assessments paid In full
on easy terms for $500.
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modern Groom brick residence
large lot; on 18th East near new high
school, This home is modern In every
respect, including furnace. laundry. good
barn; $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance easy
terms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

s6b00 vii! buy an up-to-date bunga-
low on End ave. south front. hot wa
ter heat. beamed ceiling, 6 large rooms,
sleeping porch. fine cement cellar. with
laundry. II Will take $4,000 cash to han
die this place
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FOR RENT
,rpEEpING ROOMS

rl,->-c,.sS,sHED HoUsEKEEPtNS;
5If Tith gas, S2i RcharoS St. hssSs
|rssso,s Of tabernacie.
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MIKE MAYS HAS GOT ONE BROOM
house on Central ave. and State street
S5 feet front $50 feet deep. also II build
ing lots at $50 cash or time payments:
besides there is $4,000 worth Of property
on State. facing east; a residence. l2-
room brick house three other buildings
included; artesian wells and good water
right. has an income OF s75 per month,
Purchaser of the whole (s7500) can pay
$500 down and $500 in six months;
balance in } wears nt per cent interest.
Good investment with possible quick re-
turns 4 snap II taken at once. Sec
owner. Mike Mays. who Is in Salt Lake
for days only. at White House hotel,
or address G. r. Lovesy. r. o. Box -.
Bingham Canyon, Utah. c351i
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FURNISHED HOUSE
re- !I.iSs Irooms; water sF0una ''0 csss
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NEW AND SECONDHAND GOODS
bought, sold and exchanged; we sell on
seepms, sepms, II. E Giers. Bio State ct. Bell
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CARPET CLEANING

PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY WORk
guaranteed: prices as low as good WoIk
will permit Am. Carpet Cleaning ,ooe
Bell 2l70. Ind SO. oSoS"
CARPETS CLEANED ON FLOOR. SPB-
ciaj rates until 18th: work guaran,sssesSIs ,.seSs
Bell 590G o-eoo
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go Rooms FOR HOUSE,
[tSlsn i6n North Maln.
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|c1ITE GAS, ELECTRIC
"a. ~. also sleeping rooms ao9Ss
ess, o. c1-oo
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--HOUSES UNFURNISHED
HioDhRN, ROOMS AND BATH, sl2.50
per month ass E 9Th So ST Bell
phone 2744-K cl6B4
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRovED

FOR SALE TODAY.
dandy lot, 2Axs rods on 18th East
near 4th South, for $1,000.
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-rpING AND SLEEPiNaS5
|EsEKti,sG.r.' in 1i2 ". ist So. clooI
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SEE PARKER & BALLARD FOR ANY
thlng to exchange. 400 Atlas block
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Gk RENT OR FOR SALE-Boarding
house. s rooms. newly furnished. rooms
.ned; 1oo Al South 2nd West. Bell phone
ligU-k. Cl5S4
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|.,TMENTs FOR HOUSE
s 's,ls; &; no children ''i %. 'AN bsss
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. DIS
a7SdP appearing beds. 4o7 East Bird So. Bell
afVS-A- Gao
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f1OOsES EVERYWHERE; SAY WHAT
nhn you want New Era Realty Co. Both
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TUCK APARTMENT,
sno East opposite city and county bldg,
o-room apt, first floor, vacant March
or before Apply first house in rear Of
apis NO children b1559
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AUTO EXPRESS TRUCK CHEAP, AL
30 Ford runabout, in good condition,
cheap. $3.50 So. West Temple u2ASo
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sze-MoDERN 4-RoOM. FULL BASE
T. 3rd South cg8s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

WAsATCH LODGE. NO. IF and A. M
1Masonic temple corner First South
ana second East. Regular meetings Sec
@ oha fTlday OF each month. Members OF
sustGr sInGr iodees and sojourninS brethren cor
oiaIy invited. II. s. Knight. w M:
A. ]. Lowe, Secretary.
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I'VE 6.RoOM MODERN FLAT. 77e
Vast 9th South. Bell phone 323S-X
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FOR sALE

FOR SALE-MIS-ELLA
- ~~~~~-~>~~[
FOR SALE-NEWLY FURNISHED
boardinghouse: must be sold at once
67l SO. Main. c942
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C-rpTNG ROOMS. ELEGANT
|rTsESsLta rTsES,.t.a. steam heat; rent reason
hIISlSssuth santh West Temple. Bell phone pnene
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SUCCESSFUL POULTRY AND SQUAD
d ranSh; incubators, etc. A. E. Laven ,
DER, X. D. No. 8. Ogden. cl690
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IF YOU WANT SECOND D-HAND TRAC-
Parker Ballard 400 Atlas block. a277O
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MACHINERY FOR SALE: 1o-FoOT
iathe and accessories. press drills
haek rsS saw, 5-hp. motor shafting. betting
l4o so. w. Temple. b1s6I
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ssoL,FOUR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
close in. Bell 4ss2-Z c937
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FOK RENT--ELEGANT 5-RM. APT,
hsht and airy. La France. Bell 2027z
b674
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Many others.
There Is a wide range OF service In a
good real estate office. There's some
way In which we can serve you.
Think about H.
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CiOVE MANUFACTURERS

EAV II NL-aI . 7 "a v 4 y H11 1H0H'
NELSON GLOVE CO.. SO EAST 3HD
South exclusive glove store. Gloves
made 10 order. Repairing ana cleaning,
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NOTICE TO MINING MEN.

we VIII build gasoline traction en-
si siDe 10 order to suit any existing condi-
Ions Ions capable of handling any tonnage
Atlas block. bzS21
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M T. T. cassts contractsa n2y 9e RE- Sy
c3370
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. COR
nef lst ave. and c St: 3 and a-room
apartments, Bell 1881. 1925
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Bell phone 562a, si50S
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTsLUNFURN1sHEp

NEW FLATS, FRONT AND REAR IN
ulHi1uai porches, vacuum cleaning,
arge lawns. lockers, wash room; every
iIg inlng The latest, Stiefel apartments, 54S
EAST 4th South Offce S2B Kearns bldg.
fn-- c30S4
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FREE FREE FREE
FOR SALE OR LEASE

CHOICEST LOCATION BETWEEN
Hotel Utah and union station. for rent
lease or sele. For particulars address NJ
90 Tribune cl2l9
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nooMs STRICTLY MOD.
ne OF hUdTta ad Steam heat. oA4 L. ISL
'iE. gas ano s'|' c26ol
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PATENTS
BANKS ANIL BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City
Foreign exchange. travellers cheques.
interest paid time and savings de
posits; your account. large or small, will
receive careful attention. II. =. Clark.
president; John j. DAILY. vice president, A
III. Pea body. vice president. n. Ii, Shear
man, cashier t2SSi
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.-oTNc ROOMS. GAS AMP
new. % No. 1st W:
80 ants,
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GROOM MODERN FLAT IN HOLLY
apartments, 762 So. 3rd East. $2b per
InonIh Hoffman Bros. 22 e. 1st South
ST. Both phones 244, b355
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nooN FOR LIGHT HOUSE
,r strictly modern. SVE L. ca31S
y seJi 1913. c'ole
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A. RICHTER. 7a South Main street.
Phones 641.
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HOTELS

ONE FRONT SUITE AT THE MANX;
"a East South Temple. c3oZa
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DENTISTS
MOTORCYCLES.

-----~-->--~----~-~~~~-~-
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
tho machine for service. See the Har
ley before buying. at 32 Richards street.
Walter NJ. Jones. c347
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C,nvr AND -FOUR FURNISHED
a-t Tor FOR housekeeping 2o9 L. c,9as Spe
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81 9RD EAST. GROOM MODERN
fs r.fI. S. class house. to be used by private
.aH'ly only. G. r. Boutwell,. sa113