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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-03
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM C.. FREEMAN

+. p. Jones of Bristol,
Tenn. at a recent annual
meeting OF the National AS
socation Of Hosiery Manu-
facturers, held in Philadel-
phia. said:
"TRADEMARK GOODS
WHICH ARE ADVER-
TISED ARE SELLING
WE'LL, WHILE THOSE
MANUFACTURED AND
SOLD THROUGH JOB
BERS FOR GENERAL
TRADE ARE NOT
1T looks" he continued, "as
if manufacturers who hoped to
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Conference Is Held.

Shatcr frequently came from the con-
ference room and walked nervously about
the iailer's office. occasionally talking in
low tones tc his wife.
II was after II o'clock whcn the con
ference finally ended. Sheriff Sharp de-
ctined 10 add. ANYTHING TO his original
statement. except TO say: we went to
ToocIc for something and got what We
went after. | presume that Walton viii
be taken to 'rooele tomorrow aud held In
iail there, AS yet know nothing about
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'as and Regret,

4 & cnr,a inc Temps. NJ. de Selves
|sfie, IN moi conceal the surprise
lrseJ "hnich hch the action OF Germany
7s7Ity nm, Without cN8ggeraling
9hbe, " analrs, he pointed out that
as ansSanosen by Germany 10 man
go Wa Tor German interests In
cpjnio,, nhely to seem strange to
wos s called 10 the embassador
Gd "hys ready by tcmpcra
rowcrs' ~ confer amicably -Ilh
~, bu, mai he continued ready
sarshln uht perhaps the dispatch
- 10 AEadnli where no
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SHOREIi.iM July 3.-Vedrne was the
reach here. He arrived at I:l9.
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n F'nucd on Page Nine,
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BANK ROBBERS
WILL PROBABLY
PLEAD GUILTY
Walton and Higgs Confirm
the Confession Here
tofore Made by
Shafer.
CONFERENCE HELD
AT COUNTY JAIL
Prosecution, It Is Under
derstood, Will Show All
Clemency Possible
in Cases.

m A OMISSIONS made by A. y.
~ Walton and George II. lIiges.
~ who are now under arrest. alb
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|. srrrY and integrity backed
.ood advertising will win
..,ss in any line of business
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John Halfin's Secreted
Wealth Is Discovered
by a Party of
Searchers.
OVER $4,000 IS
FOUND IN HOVEL
Weird Stories Told by the
Neighbors Substan-
tiated by Inves-
tigation.

+" RUE to the general anticipation.
Yesterdays Investigation into
tho circumstances surrounding
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the general tax IL any effort should be
maze TO maintain police supervision.
Ine Badger bill further provides under
It's protest provisions An elaborate scheme
Tor the taking OF testimony to determine
tho moral eligibility of applicants to be-
come saloonkeepers, and makes IT possible
Tor any person in the state to register
protest under which the license applicant
may become involved In litigation which
may be carried through all the courts.
and which contemplates bankruptcy for
any liquor dealer who may be so unfor-
tunate as TO have enemies who are dis
posed to harass him.
Can IT be possible that provisions of
This character are inserted in the bill for
the purpose Of closing n large percentage
or The saloons OF this state In order that
the business OF the wholesale establish
ments may be proportionately increased? :?
This bill is said to meet with high
favor among certain Of the liquor inter-
ests. The passage OF A law which will
practically conflscate hundreds Of thou
sands OF dollars OF the property OF the
citizens, closing business establishments,
and thereby decreasing rents on adjoining
properties is entitled to the most serious
consideration OF every taxpayer, and Of
our law makers. TAXPAYER.
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Petite Actress
MopS Stage and
Newman Pays Bet

Al the orpheum this week the per
formers and house stan. from Manager
{. y. sutton down. are having a good
laugh al the expense OF Steve Newman
stage manager, as a result Of AN argu-
ment with Miss Josephine of Cross and
Josephine, who are presenting. in n clever
manner. the comedy, Dying to Act"
In their sklt, Miss Josephine appears
as a scrub girl in q theater, and 10 prove
thet she has ''the goods" she took Mr.
Newman on for little bet that cost that
executive a big box OF candy
He was kicking about how long IL took
Ia mop the stage. and Miss Josephine
opined that she could do the job in less
than an hour. and do IL good.
Mr.. Newman pooh poohed the young
lady's claim and Miss Josephine wagered
him box OF cigars against box OF
candy.
you're on said the Big Breeze be-
hind the scenes.
Bring on the tools" said the little
dancer. who is no larger than a Christ
mas doll.
She went to it with will and In con-
siderably less than an hour she had the
Orpheum stage as clean as the proven
bal whistle.
Not that I'm crazy for candy" she
was heard to remark but these chesty
managers make me tired
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Editor Of The Salt Lake Tribune:-As
a citizen and taxpayer. l have been
watching with much interest the proceed
lngs of the Utah legislature. and the
editorial comments OF the Salt Lake
press with reference TO the subject or
liquor legislation and il has occurred TO
me that the position OF The Tribune in
asserting that there is no necessity for
any further legislation upon the 9ues-
ton is the only sensible view which the
question admits.
Under the present law the saloons are
forbidden to sell 10 minors or druakards.
or on Sundays, or 10 permit any gam =
late any Of these provisions renders the
saloonkeeper liable TO prosecution and
subject TO a penalty for each offense of
fine of S299 and six months imprison-
ment In the county jail
II these provisions OF the law were en-
forced. no further or more drastic regu-
lation o! the liquor traffic could be ex-
pected or could be desired by the public.
II is a notorious fact that this law has
not been enforced anywhere in the state
OF Utah.
Absurd to Pile up Laws,
Now. IL occurs TO the writer that so long
as this law. the adequacy and constitu-
tionality OF which are beyond dispute. is
extent that regulation is desired re
qulred. that IL is absurd and nonsensical
TO place upon our statute books further
and additional laws OF Intricate and COM
plicated construction, the sole object and
purpose OF which is to answer an alleged
public demand for drastic liquor regu-
lation.'
Under the present laws saloonkeepers
are required 10 put up bond OF $1,000.
conditioned upon the conducting of we'll
regulated premises. The bond Is subject
To forfeiture II the saloonkeeper sells to
minors or drunkards. permits gambling
on his premises, or fails 10 pay fines
imposed upon him for violations OF the
law incident to the conduct of his bust
ness.
These bonds are passed upon by the
city councils OF the cities. boards of
trustees OF the towns and county com
missioners Of the counties, and there is
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Receives Insurance Reports.

The annual reports OF insurance com
panies doing business In Utah are be-
ing received at the state insurance of
flee, 4 dozen OF them were received
Tuesday Ii is thought all will be in be-
fore February 10. TO enable the commits
sioner 10 check them over and decide
whether or not they will be permitted to
do business In the state In the next fis-
cal Year MhIch begins March ].
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Real Estate Transfers,

Kimball & Richards Co 10 Maurice
S: Jones. lots l3 and IA. Southgate .,
II. p. scott and wife TO Ethel R.
Carlquist. lot 81. block ?, South
Klmball & Richards Co. to Julius
Miller. lots 81 and So. Burton
William i, Dreter 10 Axel l..
Holmgrcn. lets 2s and 30. block 3,
Euldah G. Naylor et al 10 James
D. Pardee, part OF lot 2 block II.
f1ve-scre plat A.............. a. 1,20
Edward Hernsley and wife TO Jo-
seph T. Phinney. part OF lot l9
block !. Ave acre plat A ......:. 40
Mrs. Gala NJ. Hoffman. lot 35.
part of lot &c. block 2. Waterloo
walter Bryant TO NJ. f. Dearing.
part Of lot 5. block 3. plat B..
Sylvia s. Harries to William A
Eckman. all OF lot I, block Is.
fve-acre plat ..:.....:......
Lars Nelson and wife 10 Icerinda
Rance. part OF section l. township
3 south range 1 west. t....... 2.35
Emma T Meik to Hans p. Falket
son. part OF section 80. township
l north. range , east. ........... 10
Arthur Chapman and wife to VIII
liam b Astin part OF section 81.
township ] south. range l east. 200
Kimbal & Richards Co. to Eliza NJ
Ceaplis. lots 80. 80. IL. ~. i3 and
~, block 4. Oakland place. .... so
James Gordon; Jr., and wife 10
tion 6. township south. range
Emigration Canyon Improvement
company TO II. J. Grant. lot so,
Maple CITY subdivision. ....... 25
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Marriages Licenses.

John ". Crosse. Seattle. and Sophie
Turner, Morgan City.
Mllard l.. May and Glen Pratt. Salt
Lake.
James r. George and Annie Ruth Fitz-
gerald. Cowley. Wyo.
John G. Anderson and Ella Peterson.
Salt Lake.
Aoner c. Snarr and Isabel Afheck.
Murray.
Hinckley
John Clayton and Gail Morgan, Salt
Lake
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New interpretations

Filed with the county clerk.
Mica Paint Manufacturing company:
to engage In the manufacture OF paints.
etc: capital stock $4,000. divided into
shares OF 81 each Edward Covineton,
president; Ann Cuff. vice president: Ed =
ward Brook, secretary; w, II. Spencer,
treasurer.
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no doubt but that the bonds arc properly
executed and enforceable in all cases
where the law is violated.
Saloons Well Regulated
Is it not a little strange that out of
the thousands OF licenses annually is
sued in this state. not a single action
has been instituted on any of these
bonds with 4 view OF enforcing obedience
TO the present statutes7 Again. there Is
in vogue In Utah the grand jury system
at crime IL is always within the province
OF the residents OF various communities
TO petition and obtain from the district
judges an order convening a grand jury
whose duty Il would be to Investigate
alleged infractions OF our criminal code
and TO indict such saloonkeepers as may
be found guilty Of such infractions. Has
anybody heard OF this power OF the state
having been eXerted for the control Of
the liquor traffic?
No sane man familiar with the laws OF
the state can agree with the repeated
assertions OF some OF the Salt Lake
newspapers that necessity exists for
general public is not favorable to the en-
forcement Of the present drastic laws. any
attempt 10 increase present penalties can
but result in an even greater contempt
than Is at present manifested for the
laws upon this subject,
Loophole for Graft.
Each OF the various measures so far
introduced before the legislature contem-
plates an increase In the license fee. an
increase In the amount Of the bonds and
a system OF publication of applications
for licenses and hearing Of protests
which can but result In mulcting the sa-
l9onkeepers for advertisements to be
placed in favored newspapers Uhe Bad
ger bill would eStort about $50 per year
from each saloonkeepcr for this pur-
pose), and for bond companies, who
would be permitted under such drastic
regulation to take a mortgage on prac-
tically all that the liquor dealer possessed
In order that the bond company might
be indemnified against loss incident to
any ipfraction of the license provisions.
This looks very much like an attempted
shakedown In order TO favor certain
newspapers and certain companies en-
gagged In the furnishing OF bonds It is
also to be noted. particularly in consid-
Grafton OF the Badger bill. which has been
designated as the administration bill,
that travelling salcsmcn shall not be pro-
hibltcd from soliciting orders for the pur-
chase. sale and shipment OF Intoxicating
liquors from persons legally authorized
so sell or dispense tho same, (Sce section
J. senate bin No. i0)
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The Utopia club Will be entertained TO
day by Mrs. George T. Blrce at her home
on Brigham street
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Would Make Dry Zones Wet.

From this II is apparent that the '.ad
mlnlstration Is not at all interested In
minimlzng the consumption OF liquor
within the state. not even within terri
tories which may decide 10 vote for pro-
hibitlon. but the wholesale dealers of Salt
Lake City and other wet communities
may be able To flood territory whore the
majority OF the people have AN ambition
TO be dry with their wares. making ship.
ments direct TO consumers which would
OF course. include boards of boot -leggers
This VIII give rise to the worst form OF
bootleg system, and can certainly not
us looked upon ms making toward temper
ancc IN localities which the people de-
sire to he temperate.
A careful cNamina tlon OF the admins
tration bill will not disclose any advan-
taee whatsoever to he gained by any
change I'm the present law. and the only
result which H. seems capable Of accom-
pljshing is TO shake down the small!
liquor dealer for advertising and bond
gratis and to favor certain liquor in
terests. In cases where an attempt is
made to do business under the law and
in The large percentage OF cases where
the amount OF business is limited so that
saloon men are afraid to attempt to do
n lawful business under 1t. their custom
Will either be diverted To tho favored
brewer and wholesale whisky interests
of Salt Lake City and Ogden, or In lieu
of this the saloonlSeeper will become an
1ipliroOscl boot -iopppr
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Mrs. A.. v. Csllaghan Will be tn
hostess this afternoon at a tea. at he
home in Federal Heights
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Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security g. Trust Co., 32 Up
Main. We own our records.
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MISS Burton's dancing class, which
meets on Thursday or each week. VII
nave matinee dance tomorrow after
noon, lasting from till G o'clock ir
Unity hall.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Luther Arthur Stroud. 6s6 South Eighth
West street. girl
Earnest Leroy Maxon. aS6 West First
South street. boy.
John Angerbauer, 427 street. boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

Mrs. Thomas Marioresuy en,er+sine,
the Neighborhood Bridge club with tw'
tables OF bridge yesterday afternoon a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

MISS Mabel Young will leave today for
Los Angeles. 10 spend the next three
months with her parents.
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Judge q: w. Powers will give a ban
qQet tonight TO the Democratic members
OF tne state legislature. at the CONNER
Orpheum party.
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The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the United
Conmercial Travellers will hold the regu-
Jar monthly meeting AT Eagles hall,
Wednesday, at 2:30 o'clock
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Deaths.

John James Carney. aged So. exhaus-
tion. Holy Cross hospital. February a,
1911.
George Macy. aged 40. suicide by poi
soniDg 140 South Second East street,
January 30, 1911.
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Miss Ward will entertain Mt a bridge
tea on Friday afternoon at the Scott home
In Fort Douglas, for Miss Holey
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Mrs. Clark r Elliott will entertain mex
Iuesday afternoon at a bridge tea, il
compliment to Miss Holley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

Mrs T. G. Webber and Miss Webber
VIII entertain dozen Of their friends
at a luncheon today at the Nebber home.
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Mr, and Mrs. Joseph S. Peery are re
cSlNlng congratulations over the arrival
OF their nrst son, who came To their
morning.
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Would Increase Inebriety.

The administration bill. II enacted into
a law, would in all likelihood close 40
censcd In the state. but drunkenness
would not he abated I'm the slightest de-
gree. The revenues TO the public would,
of course be correspondingly diminished
and communities at present matntainins
police regulation largely paid by license
revenues would be compelled to increase
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

Mrs. William NJ. Rash enterteinaa tbs
o. ID. Q: club yesterday afternoon at he,
nome. Mrs w. L. McAlister and Mrs
j. V. Buckle assisting her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

Miss &ileen Maclean Will entertain a
party of friends at bridge this evening.
In compliment to Miss Adele Holey OF
Fort Douglas
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y ard Mrs. E. B. Lane announce the
f.rmtnt ot their daughter. Mildred.
raY L. Evans. The marriage will
= Flace on February 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

The: marriage of Miss Gertrude Romney
day.
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ee Mytls Martin arrived Yesterday
4 Washington. Ind, TO be the guest
IN sisters. Mrs. Z. E. Hale and Mrs.
sS NJ Hyatt OF II Fourth East. Miss
rtia sill 20 from here TO Seattle.
p,s sfs will be married March 10 TO
FJ Spencer. The wedding comes as
rtEul. Of a courtshlp In Daytonia.
! three years ago. when both young
B zsre there. Miss Martin will travel
y ,han 5000 miles TO meet her south
l1rer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

BETTER PRINTING
Than we do can't be done. Century
Printing Co. 55-57 Postotice place.
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'En William II. Child. Mrs. John A.
d and Mrs. Guillotte will entertain
'19s company OF their friends this
'zson al bridge at the Child home.
tssd BY lea.
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Mr.. and Mrs l.. q. Hills and their
cniloren VIII leave on Saturday for Los
Angeles TO spend the rest of the winter
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Mrs. j. P. Megeath will entertain on
Thursday afternoon at tea at her home
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The Cleofan VIII meet this afternoon
With Mrs. Willis Booth at her home on
First avenue
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'2pain Garrison McCaskey is back
q months visit In the east. whittier
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/. ladies' OF St. Marks GUILD ! T. enter enter,
y tns' ,ss At the home of Mrs. Lind
sSs, during the late hours OF the
snen rreat many friends called.
'rtosa usre received by Mrs. Lind
gs 7 Chambers. Mrs. William
a,nJ VT; e. Mrs Samuel Col!aday. In
ny, s,.,,r r'u poom IN, Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice
6lsh'e ~ Up p Kiser poured tea anc
Mt sseis,ine throughout the home
= n ~ cs,trnde McGrarh. Mr. Dayid
y, aw Hiss Marguerite Rice and MISS
.-oad Ritchie.
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!. ..,.s ". BOYD was the hostess
. chaT,,eii luncheon given in complt-
tslls,nsI. ts,sre Edwin F. Holmes at her
e \. MFsc M3fod,Is in profusion were used
! p1nouade udecorat lions, q. great green
De tso,s ese gorgeous yellow flowers
q o. '"t t.bie while airy bows or
i Eslllss Es,r Ms Holmes were Mrs.
Z Esla, Esslsans,ord. Mrs. Wallace Brans-
q e,js Evans. Mrs. Ellen
a1 Nh Mrs George W. Putnam,
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The Tuesday Bridge club met yester-
day afternoon with Miss Katherine Judge
at her home on Brigham street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-08

Erslor and Mrs. ". ~ Williams en-
rlined party Of six at dinner last
ing al the Commercial club, followed
Ia theaIer rarty AT the Colonial. The
sFs we're Governor and Mrs William
b aud President and Mrs. Henry
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he went to attend Captain voorhes at
his wedding.
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|, r..,lrr o, the Country club mem
y ~ Yesterday afternoon at the a..a
,hs new directors for the coh'.ns
4, rsre m elected. from among wilonn .ns
n,-s viii be elected within snoT'
I. The directors elected we're = -
'Suue. c. W Whitney, sam He''
':s,r salisbury, T. u. GTifftn ana l.oo
n BADGER. About fifty OF the men
u. club were present tne meeting
= nnch larger than usual
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LIQUOR
LAWS ADEQUATE
Taxpayer Declares Regulation Under Present System
Is Satisfactory; Sees Attempt to Make Dry Towns
Wet by Indirect Method; Proposed Leg
islation Snare, He Says

no doubt but thai the bonds arc properly
executed and enforceable in all cases
where the law is violated.
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ranb.r Of their Salt Lake friends
"a 10 ogden on Friday evening TO
"a tho reception and dance TO be
/, there by Mr.. end Mrs. David Ec-
4 n, and Mr.. aud Mrs Ralph Brls-
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.vrst many Salt Lakers are now IN
ara enjoying- the mild weather ot
4 rlImtsc. Mr.. and Mrs. }: -. M3yle'
mi Mrs. ". ". Ritter. MISS Niter;
and Mrs, 4. S, Bower, ana MT. an9
1 c. H. Heuser all being registered
lhs Plaza hotel III Havana TINS week
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g Adams entertained a
sslenant as =, " at 1.-The Colonial last
n Of frlenoSS by a supper at the
us follower foIets being Major and Mrs:
NJ, his guess and Mrs. Albert
ssnIth. Llen.Yea Leu Yeates, Miss Ethel
ID and LIE Lieu, were guests of Lieuten-
ssne peop'e on,sn at a dinner on
4 Ind Mrsi and later TWO moro
~ evening n1InssIted in to play bridge,
% we're I,n,rr,snIe,s and Miss Mount
ens nriges,
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Canyon Improvement
company 10 III. J. Grant. lot so,
Maple City subdivision. ,
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4 and Mt siioyS and Mr.. and Mrs; s. !. ~; p
lShn a 4. dan'tUesrdiained a'Usdi a merry par,y caT,,
|Srds lsstI lsIse e'sll Stella Fabian and John Ohm
''si 10 s.hess Mlss marriage will be sn,e one
1s:ps zaS.s e early %s5eh of The The F%siai FSTds
mostly FEW eHs other close , friends: ii.Isd ana
md au,s. 'ef ~ the game were p'ayeI, coh
4 tpbles wSrarded ~ the winner at eaoh
5 Ntre, ,ater a buffet supper was