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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

umns Of the legs. The irritation and
inflammation induced by continued jar
ring often results IN sidebones, ring
bones, corns, and kindred diseases.
The bone Of the pastcrn should have
slope of about d5 degrees and the
front of the foot so degrees Horses
having upright pasterns and conse-
Quent stubby action wear out quickly
when used upon paved streets.
The hoofs should be ample in size,
sound, smooth, and symmetrical in
shape.
The chest, inclosing the heart and
lungs, should be roomy in every re-
spect. AN ample, wide, deep chest
denotes vigor, power, strong consti-
tuition, and easy keeping qualities" "
The ribs from the barrel and should
be deep, well sprung and carried low
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

ing p. M, 1906; week ago, ia;
year ago, 81. No market
HORSES-The range Of prices fol-
lows:
Drafts 15OOQ17OO lbs. ..s16O024o
Drafts fair to good .....l2O@175
Good chunks .........,...,S5 a 40
Medium chunks .,.......,..6OW W95
Drivers fancy. y..,....,...,.,l2b up
Drivers, medium TO good. .,.75 a 1O4
Southernors good TO extra 95 a $50
Southernors, medium. ......6O@ 100
Southernors common. ......3OQ % go
MULES Range Of irices:
13A14 hands high..,.,...s $1,000
Il @14ia hands high ....i00g 1870
14hQI5 hands hlgh.,.....130@14O
IL Q16la hands high........140 165
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

,.. oa, a.. ,., ..a..o,,
uoa,,. s,aors - ',"aa,. - ,yaoLor
Tho bost sold nra,nd SG5o@6S6 ncr
cwt. Yearlings were steady and the
tops were dlsposed of at 81 per owt.
Cows ana heifers were plentiful
Cows were slow ana weak Ia lower.
Rest helfors were steady. Calves
were glow and generally 25c Der cwt
lower. Stockers and fecdors sold
slowly Mt weak 10 lower prices. The
market ON the quarantine side was
about steady with the best steers at
$596 por cwt
Tn, or,t,ti,rs.
r,,.,. h..,.., er,3- m
Goo1 :, ,n,t,, o,,,rt aa5
-, n.., .,..,, 49,
oa,.'.,,,, ''' ,--,.--
,., Wv " i'OU ''' '''',''', O'-' " "''''
'",' |" "''u'"'" oApo'' ana
uI'SS'" nee s''''S "''
.r,.,.' ,,,i..-.,., ,,'Y - 49, 49,. '''' ''
W. '"" '''' ''''
w ,o,, "v,' zee, S''''' "'' '0O" -,-.--
60, '-vO '''' '''''''''''''' ,.oo oVl l o'. %
80.
-,,' '','''' ',"' anu '''''''' 1''o " ,'co ,o
,,',. - '''','' '.''''''' ,'o0l' oo' o'o0 oo
,,.,,.. n.,...,nao,,.. ,o-..- "a
~, +" '"v'',' 80" y" g'"o 0o
, "'',' ~ ''7''''' 'V' " '0oO ''' ''0O " ''0'
O'''''''"' 1" ''''''"'" ''''''' -,-,--
"', ''V" ''o ''''''''''' '''0 " ''''
Toou lo 'h"l'e s'o'heIs aN'
0Uo" N'o lhS' ''''''''' ''oU ''"O
common To ialr stocNers.' 300 l'O
Culls ......,...,,,,...,. 325W 3.i5
Range steers hoyfed..,... 4.50U5fJ
Common to medium feed
ers av $50 lhs........ 3.O0GA5O
Western range COWS. good
10 choice. ay. S5Oa9OO
lbs ................ 2.T5@I26
Common IN Medium Wost-
orn r,ngo ,o,ys o,, eoo
@Soo hs oro04OO
ooI c,t,,.s Ano0- o0
In ,ho trc,os ni,tslo,
Good 10 choico st,erg ov
,ooo0tooo u,s Aoo3E es
Medium, 90 f,tr s,oers no
vEomtonn us oroae m
Comuon cannnrs o6O1q m
.coo1 oous oomIoE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
LEGAL NOTICE

First Published in the Tulsa Dali World
July 25 1911. World Publishing Co.,
Publishers
In the District Court of tha United States
for the EASTERN District Of Oklahoma.
In the Matter Of j. W, Dotwilor, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy No. 500.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BANKRUPT'S
PROPERTY.
Notice iH hereby given that Ia pursuance
Of an order made by the referee in the dis
trict court Of the United States for the East
ern District of Oklahoma, in the matter Of
j. w. Detwiler, bankrupt, i will as receiver
Of the above bankrupt estate, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, on the Ord day Of August, 1911, at IL
o clock o. m, ut the J. W. Dstwier store on
Main street In the city Of Collnsvlle Rogers
county, state Of Oklahoma, stock Of gen.
eral merchandise, consisting of tobacco.
groceries, dry goods, queenswaro and granite
ware and various sundry articles usually kept
In such q store, all Of the approximate value
of S8325; one set OF fixtures commonly
found in general stores, OF the approximate
value of S257 the book accounts Of tho
bankrupt in the approximate amount Of
s6l5 Sale TO be subject to confirmation by
GRANT wAGGoNER
Receiver.
ABLY & TUCKER,
Attorneys for Receiver.
Store will be open for inspection three
days prior to day OF sale Further infor-
nation will be given by Receiver, Alexander
Building Tulsa Oklahoma
IgIy e - 2g. 70, I9IlI--,-o.o-oo-o-oo- ~
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Influence ON TRADE
IS both UP and down
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY AND
MOROCCAN SITUATION CHEZ
FACTORS IN MOVEMENTS.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
New York, July 2s.--Dunn's week.
ly review Of trade conditions will say
tomorrow:
"Trade has been materially influ-
enoed, some lines flurtuating up and
somo down, by several conditions,
among them Canadian reciprocity,
the unsettled outcome OF the Moroc-
can situation, and the decision OF tho
the Seattle and similar cases.
However, these influence win be
mainly felt In the future"
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", y y

Correct and incorrect types of pas-
terms and feet II, Pastern too straight
and uprighti b. pas'ern too sloping; c,
correct type of forefoot; d, correct
type of hind foot
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THE MARKETS.
000000000oo0900Y00090009s.
New York Stocks.

New YORK july 2S'-The reaction
AIRY tendency which has characterized
operations IN the STOCK market Tor
the greater part OF tho week was ols-
played again today though TO ''S-
ser u'sr'e' INC uH' moved l'''Bul"r-
~ IN inc carry session. opening prl''A
were generally hlgher gains III many
cases h''nE point or more Iner'
was natural sequence Tor the hlf"er
range OF American securities III Lon
ooh, Whefe lhere ~ less "pP'eheNSl""
on tho Moroccan situation Fo'e'Hh
bankers also gave reinsurance ana
l"' market I'''"'u Slowly AN" Wy
noon carry gains were 'Nmiha''o wit"
% rev new low records. during ln'
remainder OF the DAY the market was
slow and dragging with no important
changes Bonds were steady Io'',
r
''''''' ''""S "''' "''''''"7'" va '"''
chicago GRAIN
'hlcag". july 2H'-- Assertions 'N't
h'"'h rust ln the llaNoIa7 ana mime
sofa had brought the total yield down
io barely lOO,oOO bushels caused
prices To sorr, advancing ] les to - p
hlfhtr Than last night however ihe
rise ln wheat mere though SUN ol"
not more than halt equal the a"oeu
charge imposed at centerS nearer ihe
oiiIleted region september ranged
/ from NH ga to 30 o-S TO ga Wlth
Ilhal offerings / y net hlEhor at w -
Rains IN iowa Illinois, kansas ana
Mlssourl gave the corn market a low
'IInS tendency september Narleo
lrom 0a'a TO 81 is closing weak at
"a shade net lower at o5 10 NasI'
grades were FIRM. NO. yellow rue
luated irom b" l-H To o.
Ieisls'eht commission puSlhR TOOK
"a zeal oi oats or the market ana
made the close ilrm Ia TO S-S up AT
Al to Al is.
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans July 2S,-Spot cot
ton quiet and easy, unchanged. Fu-
lures steady at decline of l 70 ,
points cables were shghtly lower
lhan due ana there was some liduidR-
tion by longs The weather map was
dry. Tho attention or the trader was
mostly centered ON the political situa-
/ ton IN Europe. Towards the middle
OF the morning selling orders IN
creased Prices gave way under the
! pressure not hes'taung uhul OCTOBER
was selling around $lloo' Here pro-
fit taking by shorts was heavy Tor a
time Both october and December
| broke through the ll-'ent level
down to Elo9'' on this decline reac-
| tlonlsts llquluated considerable COTTON
| Prout taking by shorts became gem
eral and the demand became more
than the ring could supply and the
market reacted. At noon prices were
| Z TO Is points up from the lowest
] q 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
SUlnMTn@P 1TiTmG IB@PGr@fmS


$4,000 Gets s2Nl35 chicken
ca "a I'D terms
$o6oOu Buys
$500 Cash and 80 per month buys Broom
WIN exchange for lot lots small land House
s25ooo Cash aud twosoy
$4,000 TwOroom bog house wen
east OrcuA cash anls
Four front Level, i.. /, I,
cas- ard PEE month
fine
f 90
%
a
~ ou
at per cent unde price
2 Room box
Room modern
ON hou 8 OnuodeTu house
S RS 6oj' d $d2 50 per month month close in 5000 permo
lot months all
month per
Cunningham & Bumch
OFFICE
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RoOMS-FURNIsIIED.

FOR RENT-ONE or THREE CON.
meeting rooms, light housekeeping, pantry;
closet front ana back door, modern. 5O2
South Elgin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

FOR RENT SOUTHEAST ROOM;
newly furnished, modern home close In
reasonable Sol South Cincinnati. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
$$5OG

Buys new brick house that cost
$3.50. 0 large rooms, bath and hall
ways, Large china closet mantel.
Basement and finished throughout in
hard oak. Good well and barn To-
Gated on a beautiful east front lot
with large retaining wall and in a de-
sireable resident district, This is one
Tulsa's best homes and the greatest
bargain ever offered In the city. II
you want a home at the right price,
call us and we viii show you It.
Terms y cash.
IBlafIp Bros
219-A. South Main. Phone 1879.
~-~>~-~-~~-~~-~-~~~
Read the World Want Ads.
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FOR RENT-TWo OR THREE WELL
furnished rooms for light Housekeeping,
wlih 'front.' and side entrance, modern, 2O2
south Desyer Phone .4s0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

FOR RENT-FuRNIsuED ROOM. zoo
South Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-29

FOR RENT - TWO HOUSEKEEPING
rooms cheap l23 West Brady.
T. G. Glddiugs, Phone 1850.
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HELP WANTED--MALEl

WE HAVE A GOOD POSITION FOR A
man who can sell insurance and appoint
agents best Of references required Apply
TO or address Germauu Life Insurance o.,
4O6.7 First National Bldg Tulsa. Okla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake city OF the !nten-
tion OF such council! 10 make the follow"
Ing described Improvement, TO wit;
Constructing cement sidewalks five to)
feet VIDE and four tD inches thick on
both sides OF Wall street between Second
North and Apricot streets. on the west
side OF Wall street between Apricot and
Third North streets. on the east side OF
Center street between North Main and
Fourth North streets on the north s!ds
OF Second North street between North
Main and Wall streets. ana on the south
side OF Third North street between Wall
and West Capitol streets. In sidewalk
district No. -, and dciray the ubutters'
portion OF the cost ana expense thereof.
estimated al four thousand seven hun
dred forty eight and 2-l00 (siI+s ,02)
dollars. or one and 2G-i00 (Sl. 20) dollars
per front or linear foot sbutting said i'm
provcmcnt. there being S3j6 .6s feet Ehut-
ting said Improvement. by local as.
sessment upon the lots or pieces oi
ground within the following described dis
trict. being the district 10 be affected
and benefited by said improvement.
namely:
The west side OF lots .. 3. and 3.
block 20: the west side OF lots J and I,
block II, the west Side Of lots ,. }. and
5. block IL; the ives, Side OF lots /. 2
and s. block Is: the east side OF lot I:
the south l5s.l feet OF the east side OF
lot /. the north T2.6 feet ot the east
side OF 10, s. the south Side OF lots !.
and 3, block IL, plat r; the west side
OF lots 10 2. Inclusive. block :; the
north side of lot :, block 3. plat j. Salt
Lake City survey
The total cost OF said improvement is
estimated Mt SIX thousand four hundred
sIxty.six and s5-i00 (s6i56 81 dollars. o!
which sum the city's portion is one thou
sand seven hundred eighteen and SJ-i90
(ti7ls s31 dollars. leaving fou- thousand
seven hundred forsy eight and 2-l00
is474S Oa) dollars TO be raised by local
assessment.
All protests and objections to the car'
ryiDR out OF such intention must DC pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot ana
block, or description of property. 10 The
city recorder on or before the lith Gay
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They were chaperoned by the Misses Fem
Coombs md Bessie Worthen.
Mrs. Maria Dix and her two daughters,
Idaho. TO attend the marriage there on
"wednesday next Of Mrs. Dix's spn Owen
j. Dix and Miss May Talley-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. MARSHALL who
have spent the past two months In tho
New England states on honeymoon trip
viii be In this afternoon on the Los An,
geles limited for short say. They VIII
be at the Hotel Utah during their stay
In town.
DT The S qTn Sa % psTy Of to S s gSsn snr 'Rs Women
Christian Association boarding home
promises TO be a uiost successful event
The Troubadours will furnish music for
OF directors viii help in receiving and
entertaining the guests.
Miss Juliet McCune Of Omaha is here
visiting her sister. Mrs: VIII Browne.
Mrs. Carrie Mayer and her daughter
Miss Evelyn Mayer, formerly OF Denver.
have como 20 Salt Lake to make their
home and are settled in the Hollywood
apartments,
Mrs A. r. Haywood Of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Gustin and family
have moved and are now at home at 10
Twelfth East street.
Mrs. Adele Brandwin leaves today for
business trip OF a month or 80 TO New
York,
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c. Racorn OF Butte
are receiving congratulations over the
arrival OF a daughter. Mrs, Racorn was
Miss Dix.
Mrs. George F. Felt and her family
have taken up their summer residence
at their new cottage in Brigton. where
Mr.. Felt will join them for the week end
Robert Kenworthy and his sister Mia
arc here from Pueblo, Colo. and are Wis
ltinE the Devereaux family for short
time.
Miss Mary Grant. left yesterday for San
Francisco instead OF Saturday next, as
they had planned.
Mrs. Victor Huntzickcr will leave Sat
urday with her children for visit OF
some time in the east,
Miss Mamie Sappngton entertained the
girls OF her sewing club yesterday after
noon at her home.
Mrs. w. e. Winch. wife of the former
manager OF the Orpheum. is here for a
by her mother. Mrs. Weber OF Kansas
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Winch are living In
El Paso. Tex, where Mr., Winch Is In
the theatrical business.
Mrs. r. s Smith OF Sacramento. Cal.
is spending the summer with her sister.
Mrs. Freeman Brown, 656 East Eighth
South street
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,v Interesting wedding was
,t.t Of Miss vivian Fulton Toll
. snrs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
c,srles f. Tolhurst. TO Professor
=, Fayette I-entz Butler Of the
n department OF the University.
.rsmouv which united the two
asonle took place at nigh noon at
[,iburet home in the presence OF tae
and a few OF the closest friends
~ ~ William NJ. Paden officiating.
liz breakfast for the company fol-
n3 In the evening a large rccep-
enho,,i enh 200 friends. The home was
'j,h flowers. the pnrlors whore the
4 sanoIe stood to receive their guests
~ ~ white and green with a great
-h.u snspc nded over their heads.
JinIng room decorations OF pink
sas were 10 be seen. while palms
ssyns made a background for the
The bride wore a lovely gown OF
VI uhI,e lace and 2 bridal wreath
"a white sweet peas. ana her nou-
"a. M the white sweet peas with
,rssmers. The Misses Florence and
~ fJarrison assisted In receiving at
sanflon. and Miss Hazel Tolhurst
"a AZ The punch bowl, which was
tn The hallway. Others who as
.ither In receiving or serving were
rislen Denny, Miss Gwcndoline
Miss Laura Stevens. Miss Vera
= Miss Lucille Thurman. Miss Edna
-, and Miss Marie Gushing. Mr.
~. Butler left last evening for a
a few days ri the Hermitage. In
4 canyon, but will go for an eastern
|sfer.
n Peabody entertained few
4 musical friends OF her neighborhood
.rday afternoon at an informal mu-
M her home, the affair being es-
~ 10 hear Robert kcnworthy. the
a Young vocalist who is here on
d 10 his former home. The affair
-atIrely impromptu. and among the
.|ans, all Of them younger boys and
Who took part IN the programme
besides Mr.. Kenworthy. George
4 Margaret Andrews, Ada Ferguson
8eairlce KlelnsmIdt.
rpeoiaI meeting Of The board OF
ID of The state fede ration will be
! thr Wilson hotel this morning at
|cck and a luncheon at which the
ueu OF standing committees and
.rnts Of local clubs viii also be pres
n take place at o'clock. II is
I'd IIlHl MTSs iJNfl w ASA'eIs W lI'S'
"a The city has been prolonged. Will
y present at the conference and
"a gueut at The luncheon.
IN A. Robertson entertained the
&rrs Of her card club and a few
ID NJ luncheon at her new home on
1rsdsy last The artistic dining room
Iecoratcd I'm blue Canterbury bells
IN the appointments were In keep
Mifh the color, The guests were
Herman A. Prosser. Mrs. Robert
1eI. Mrs. Mary 2. Gilmcr. Mrs. r,
@Igmever. Miss Eliza beth Stewart.
VII Browne and her guest. Miss
e. Mrs. Percy Sadler and Miss
Esdler.
tIly crowd OF high school girls. In
LII The Misses Ora and Adelaide
ell. Amy Trcmayne, Bertha Fas-
ira Lnwis. Irene Scobce and IVine
arrived home Tuesday from
N|ful two weeks camping trip at
C-nyn RNU T'NItnnn-n1l
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Kidney Diseases Are Durable

Under certain conditions. The right
medicine must be taken before the dis
case has progressed too far. Mr.. Perry
a. Pitman, Dale. Tex, says: "I was
down in bed for four months with kid,
ney and bladder trouble and gall
stones. One bottle Of Foley's Kidney
Remedy cured mo well and sound -
Ask for it, Schramm- J ohnsou, Drugs,
five stores.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Orncc OF tho Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake CITY. July S, l9li
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this ofJlce unfit o'clock p. m. July IS.
1911. for constructing cement sidewalks
in sidewalk Extension No. 1872, located
between State and Fourth West streets
and Ninth and Tenth South streets. ac-
Cording 10 plans on ME In the Cry En-
s!neers Office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
plans pronles specifications and forT;s
!or conirnc, and bond. may be ool3iined
upon application at the Office OF lhs
Board OF Public Works or the City En-
glncer.
rEc righ, is reserved to reject any and
BY ORDER or THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS,
II. e. MCMILLAN, Chairman:
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TO LET IRRIGATION CANAL WORK.

To the lowest bidder. 100000 yards Of
straight dirt work. more or less, $50 Nneal
feet OF flumc end steel head gate, plans
and specifications Of same 10 be fur
nishcd by us or w y. Mcdonald. Big
g!mcy. Wyumiig. engineer. Work located
in Lincoln county. Wyoming. nine miles
northwest OF Pincdaie. Wyoming. All
bids 10 he I'm our office NJ Grand Island,
Nebraska. on or before August 10. 1911.
We reserve tho right 10 reject any Or AL
bids not satisfactory 10 us.
CNGE-FULLE;N LAND CO.
Grand Island, Neb
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Real Estate Transfers.

George T. Brice and wife to Wini-
fred c., Brice. part OF section 9.
First South and Second West. S
John Lindqulst TO A. II. Snow. lot
is. block 2, Linden park subdivi-
sion .,.o,s...s .,-,s-.-..,s.,
Mario Fawson ct al to A, n. Snow,
lot 10. block I, West Boulevard
subdivision Observation-Disclosures.
Bert L. Cripps and wife to NiRa
G. Dean. lot 40. block .. La Netia
Place subdivision ,,.,....,...,.s
Ruth a. Beckstead ct al, to Dollie
-. Walsh, part Of lot 3, block 2'.
plat + ..,...,...-,s......
Annie II. r. Davis to X. &. Clark.
part OF section II, Third South
and First East ..,.,..,.......,.
Christian Fsneschnu and wife TO II.
r. Clark. part OF section II,
Third South and First Fast.
Joseph W Burkenshaw and wife
10 H r.. Clark, part section 81,
Third South and First East. -.
George r. Jones and wife to julius
l.. Thinks. lots . and 6, Empire
addition ..,...,..,... ,....,--..s,
Mlllard Andrews and wife to Geo,
| r.. Andrews, part section Is.
Third South and First East,
Thomas Johnson to Mabel G, Paul,
lot Is. block l, DeLorge's second
Walter l.. Mas and wife to Geo.
a steiner, part of lot ]. block IS,
' plat u ,,.s-,--,ss. s.e..s...-,-s'
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B1Tt0B.
Horace Albert Goodfelow. 171S South
Tenth East street, boy.
r. W, Grirlths, 223 East Third South
street. boy,
Ably Rosenbaun, $40 Jefferson avenue
girl.
Wallace Rudolph Mcmahon. sos West
South Temple street, girl.
Frank Patterson Stewart. st. Mark s
hospital boy.
street. boy.
Lawrence V. Sharpe, St Marks hos
pital. boy,
Hermann z, Kratzer. s43 West Second
South street boy
Ferdinand II. Zarbock. ss4 Foster ave-
nue. boy
John Paine, 745 Wellington avenue.
girl
Fred Kuster, s41 East Fifth South
street, boy,
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os August. 1911. being the time set by
said council when Il will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
DC made thereto.
By order of tne city council of Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated February II. 1911
y. s. RIVES. CITY Recorder.
sidewalk extension No. f5s. h21SS
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I'D LIFE LONG
Il SKIN TROUBLES

sufferers! Do you realize that to
puBh life tortured aisi disf!gured
hing. burning, scaly and crusted
B and other skin and scalp hu-
a In the majority OF cases. un"
fyf II is simply a question OF
1g the proper remedial agents.
Euticura soap and Cuticura oipt-
are Undoubtedly such. Is. wo be-
proven by over thirty years of un-
successes throughout the world
&qord Immediate relief In the most
ing cases. when The usual meth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

at Catalina, Long Beach, Santa Monica
aud other seashore resorts. All reached
i'm twenty four hours via Salt Lake
Route. Three daily through trains to
California.
Call at city ticket office, l6s Main
street, for excursion rates and Itera-
ture,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
Marriage Licenses.

UbaIdo ScannsvIni. Clotilde Tessiatore
Salt Lake.
Frank Harrison. Evanston, Wyo
Emily A. Cabell. Chilicothe. Mo.
Farley b. Lewis, Nerna Hicks. Sandy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28
COOL AND COMFORTABLE

Pat Conwny's famous band at La
goon afternoons and evenings, all week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

The everlasting girl question is easily
And entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want "ad' in The Tribune
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

PhilIipini Band this afternoon AND
evening, Wandamere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

Philipini Band this afternoon and
evening Wandamcre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

Pat Couway's famous band at La.
COON afternoons and evenings, all week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

Two million dollars guarantees the
security Of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 80 Up
Main We own our records.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Deaths,
Births.

Edna May Lamberson, aged years
scarlet fever. l Iretta terrace. July 2s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-28

Mrs. w r. Winch: wife of the former
manager OF the Orpheum. is here for a
visit OF a few days and is accompanied
by her mother Mrs Weber OF Kansas
City Mr. and Mrs. Winch are living In
El Paso, Tex, where Mr., Winch Is In
the theatrical business.