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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
w. A. CLARK PRIZES
FOR ART AWARDED

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE list oi
awards for the fourth exhibition OF con-
temporary American oil paintings at the
Corcoran art gallery was made public
today,
The w. 4. Clark prizes were award ed
as follows:
First, $4,000 and the Corcoran gold
medal 10 Chlldc llassam Of New York
for his painting, The New York Win
dow"
Second, $500 and tho Corcoran silver
medal to Daniel CARRIER, OF Philadelphia
for his painting, Wilderness"
Third, $1,000 and the Corcoran bronze
medal to Gardner Symons of New York
for MIS- painting. THE Breaking OF the
River fee
Fourth, 5000 and the Corcoran honor
able mention certificate To Carl j, Nor
deli OF Boston for his painting Femme
Nue."
President Taft will attend q private
view OF the exhibition on December 16,
II Will be opened 10 the public the fol
lowing day and continue until January
10, 1919
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DR.. CARL ALSbERC
TO SUCCEED WILEY
President Taft Decides Upon
Chemist TO Enforce Pure
Food and Drug Act.

WASHINGTON. Dec. President
Taft and Secretary of Agriculture
james Wilson. after mouths Of copsid-
Grafton, today decided upon the APP
pointmcut of DR.. Carl Alsbcrg, a chem
ist in thc bureau of drugs aud plants,
rs chief of the bureau of chemistry of
the department of agriculture, posi-
tion that has been vacant since the
resignation last spring Of DR.. Harvey
w. Wiley. the famous defender of tho
pure food law.
DR.. Alsbcrs has been in the depart
mcnt Of agriculture four years, He
was educated in Columbia university
and Strassburg university in Germany.
lie engaged in rcscarcS work in Ger
many for several years. Before com
ing TO Washington he was in charge of
the department OF geological chcmis-
try at Harvard university
The president decided upon this ap-
pointment only after careful cousidcra
tiou OF the claims mado for other chem
lists. Several times reports arose that
he had decided on chief chemist to
ill DIR. Wilcy's place, but they were Ia
ter proved erroneous. His decision to
name DR.. Alsbcrg was made only to-
duV
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SCENES ON
BUSY BROADWAY
Continued from Preceding Page)

portuuity of showing the vast stock OF
various lines OF goods connected with
its business: light and commo-
dOus work shops where Uhe men can
better execute the fine work IL en-
craving and embossing, aud the manu-
facturc of ruled and printed hlanks
aud loose leaf books, than ever before.
This firm being the oldest house in
this section has been a1lc TO acquire
very good come ;iouS and agencies. For
instance, il IS the pioneer ,p the en-
C;rccriug supply iinc. l.rv;ng :hc sell
ing agency for tho Kcuffcl & E.s
scr company the largest manufacturers
aId dealers in scientific Instruments
foy ci ginccrs and others in the worIu.
It a.eo has the agony for the NawmaA
& Erhc Manufacturing company. :hc
largest manufacturers of filing equip
mcDt. indexes, index cards, guides and
fcldc,s for the care and accounting nf
businesses ara the proper filing OF
the details of ever office
This firm WAS also the pioneer ulTe
,i.intiug firm ol' Salt Lake IItv and
it has recently Installed tho finest con
tinuous blue printing. washing and dry
ing machine in thc west. and ITS Gus
toners have already shown their ap.
probation OF this enterprise.
In addition TO this within the last
thirty days his firm has also installed
one OF the finest ard mosi expensive
cmbossiug machines in the west TO bet
Ter facilitate the fine production of en-
graved and embossed stationery. having
also engaged the services &c most cx-
pert workmen.
This firm also makes 4 specially of
blank books in loose leaf and regular
form of the Boornm & Pcase com
panv. lryipgPht company and others;
while the carbon papcr and ribbon is
made by the largest houses, who make
the best stock that is made in this line.
In tho engineering line. in addition
10 tho surveying instruments, transits,
levels: rods. tapes. drawing instruments.
etc. this firm carries very large
stock Of tracing paper, tracing cloth,
fine drawing papers, dctah papers. blue
print papcr. profile and cross.Sectlou
papcrs. drawing boards and drawing
tables. and the stock in these depart
mcnis is large and complete. as also IN
desks, tables. chairs and other Office
furniture.
This house is also the selling agent
for the great Dalton adding, listing and
machine. The simplicity OF
this machine. which has but ten keys.
as compared with tho old stvlc sl-lley
type of adding machine, besides costing
less. docs more, better and quicker
work than any other machine on the
market 4 cordial invitation IS extend
cd to all business men Of this section
to call at the store and inspect this
wonderful machine.
Besides tho founder of the business,
Fl. Pembroke. who established IL in
1855. there arc quito number Of very
bright, intelligent, ambitious young
men, who are all working together IN
the various dcpa rtmcuts for the con
tinucd success and growth Of the house.
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PAYS TRIBUTE
TO MARSHALL
Former Vice President Fairbanks
Chief Speaker at Banquet
III Chicago,

CHICAGO, Dee, 7.-Somc five hun
dred Indiauans who now reside in Chi
cage, gathered at the Indiana society S
eighth annual banquet tonight to praise
the virtues Of tho Hoosicr domain and
TO do honor 10 its former vice presi-
dcUt aud vice president elect, both OF
whom were present,
Charles w. Fairbanks, formerly vice
president, first referred jocularly to
the recent Democratic victory aud later
Paid a high tribute to Vice President
elect Thomas Il. Marshall, who sat be-
side him.
"Gou would not recognize the old
state now were YOU TO return TO the
haunts once so familiar to you,' he
said to the society members.
"Whero there once was light aud JOY
aud hopo and faith you will find the
wreck and ruin Of Il noble past, gloom
fills the air; our fair fields are over
cast; tho sous OF uurishteousness,
through one of those iDscrutablo dis
pcusations of an overriding providence,
have captured the citadel cf your ia
theirs and now hold high carnival IN
tho seats OF the mighty.
my friends, L wish to speak TO you
for moment III serious vein, for
know that in what | shall say, | shall
faithfully interpret your own senti-
mepts with respect TO the distinguished
guest who graccs your board tonight
II is a matter for congratulatlon, that
the noxt vice president Of the United
States is TO be QUO worthy oil hish
distinction Scholar, lawyer, states
map, VIC honor him as such but be-
youd this VIC esteem him as q loyal
personal friend, fine type of Christ'
ian peutlcmau.'
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HATED HER HUSBAND
WORSE THAN SATAN

UOULTON. Nc, Dec. 7.-''I hate
Jacobson, I bate jacobson worse than
satan. was a statement attributed by
"A witness today 10 Mrs. Annie Jacob
son. one of three defendants on trial
in The supreme court here on the charge
OF numbering her husband. G. Angus
us jacobson. The witness was Mrs.
Otto JepBou, whose husband mad en-
ploycd Edgar. the victim S sou. who is
also on trial, Mrs. Jcpson testified
that she bad talked with Mrs. Jacobson
several times before the farmer : death.
The witness added that when she ASKED
Nrs. jacobson why che did not get q
divorce. Mrs. Jacobson said.
81 am afraid he would hurt me.
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WOMAN INJURED ON
CUNBOAT RECOVERING

VALLEJO, Dec. 1.-Pbyscians at.
tending Mrs. Andrew Muller. who was
mysteriouslv injured on board the yiIu-
boat Yicksburg at the Mare Island navy
yard Thursday night. said today that
Sue would recover. The report of the
naval board of inquiry, which investi-
gated the case, will be sent to Wash
ingtou on Monday,
No official explanation of Mrs Mul.
ler 5 injury has been made public. aud
the names of the two officers who are
said TO have entertained Mrs. Muller
and another woman ut midnight din
uer on the NIcksburg have not been
disclosed. Naval oiTciaIs. continuing
tneir investigation today, learned that
Mrs. Emil SweDsou, who tclcphoncd for
physician, was entertaining friends
with her husband on board the cruiser
South Dakota At the time Mrs. Muller ,.
skull was fractured
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GOVERNOR SPRY
AT WHITE HOUSE
Utah Executive Lunches with the
President In Company with
Hawlcy and Carey.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Goverrors
Sp,v OF Utah, uawloS of Idaho and
Carey os Wyoming. With other visiting
governors. were guests OF President Taft
at n White house luncheon today. WhiIe
here Governor Spry VIII confer WIN
leading Republicans in reference 10 plans
for reunitinG the Republican party and
Progressive party against the common
enemy. the Democrats.
Governor lIawle3. who voted TO table
the resolution censuring Governor Blease
In the Richmond conference. explained
today that he was opposed To mob Law:
but did not think IL was tho province or
the governors conference, called for other
PURPOSES, TO pass a resolution condemn
Ing Blease for his opinions and utterances
on the subject
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LOCAL ASSAY OFFICE
MUST CO, HOUSE SAYS
Only Hope Left Is Senate,
but Present Action Proba-
bly, Will Be Sustained.

Special 70 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Dec. The
effort to restore in the legislative bill
the appropriation for the Salt Lake,
Boise aud other assay offices, was de-
fcated in tho house this morning.
Unless the senate rcvcrscs this ac-
ton taken the assay offices at Sali
Lake City. Boise, Helena and Carson
City will bc closed juno 50, 1915. An
effort was made by western members
to secure appropriations TO keep tnesc
offices for another fiscal year, but they
were voted down and no appropriations
were made.
While an effort will be made in the
senate TO amend the legislative bill TO
provide for the assay offices, 1t IS DC,
iievcd the house action will stand and
the offices will be discontinued,
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DIED

ooo<>---~~>~-~~~~-~~-~
RORDAMN-m This city. December I,
and Gertrude I,orlHue. aged > years, l
month and - DAYS, Funeral services
viii I've held from O'Donmcil q 90.
chapel Monday. December ., 1917. AT :
-. III. lnlermcut Mount OliVet ccmc-
terry
ADAAIS--Iu THIS city. Dcccmbcr :, 1872.
Lula c.. daughter of Walter ana Ahcc
Adams, aged month and days,
I'uucrJl services viii be held from the
family residence. rear 30 West flrst
North street Monday December .. l?l2
at p. IT. lntermcnt city cemetery
uUMPURIES- so Lowcll avenue. Dc
May liunrucs. wife of Roy llamphri%s
aud daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. flyrum j..
IIumphrics born May Is. lsS2. IN sal,
Lake City. Funeral services 1ucslay a'
~. M. from the tamily residence.
Friends are invited TO attend. interment
in City cemetery.
CASEY-At the family residence; 26'
North Third West street, December w.
1912. John Francis Casey. in ms siNt%
fourth year. The funeral services VIII
be held Monday. December y. at ; D. ln.'
from the Qualtrough- -Allcntt burial par
lors. all So Main st. lntcrment In tic
famil; plot in Mount Oliyct cemetery.
THOMAS-In this city. December T. 1912,
Gcoig" Thomas. aged 80 years, at The
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. Isaac w
Eccs. No. , Worthcu court, Remains NJ
tho purlors or Ebcr w, Hail. l6i South
West Temple street. Funeral notice
later
MONSDN-.kt ihc residence OF her son.
Henry Monsoon, ai rs Lake street, De
ccmber = 1912. Charlotte MonSoD aged
" years. Funeral services VIII he held
Tuesday December 10. at the 5. NJ Tay-
lor & co. chapel. beginning III 2.
m. Friends aro invited. Interment will
be In the CITY cemetery.
uOUSTON--Iu this city December Z,
1872 Joseph Wrymm Houston. In his
forty eighth year. Public funeral scrv-
ices will bc held At The Masonic temple.
Tuesday. at 2 p ~. Biemmeut which
will be private will be in Mt. Oliyct
go
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

", WILLIAMS &c SON. 1se n 81. BELL,
l54s-W Cpholstering, chairs rccaned.
o342
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PICTURES AND WALLPAPER
WEATHER STRIPS


WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold at Rivers Bros. 20 West 3rd South.
k362T
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NIIPAlI CHAPTER NO
;, Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Mu sonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South Visiting members
cordially invited.
r.. BENJAMIN. w, NJ
LMAED- SccretarY.
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DRESSMAKING
DUCK SHOOTING.

GOOD SHOOTING AT BAILEY DUCK
club. S1.oO per day. Apply to guard at
club, Shooting every day k142
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TAILORS

R8sELL THE TAILOR. 10 SO. STATE
Suits and oveTcoats from sIE ~
gI5sS
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UTAH CoMMANDERY NO. !. KNIGHTS
Templar-Stated conclave held I'm Ma
sonic temple. corner Second East and
First South. the first Thursday Of each
month Sojourning Sir knights cordially
invited to attend.
l.. C. RICHMOND r. 9.
e Q. LEATHDRWOOp, Recorder,
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

>-~~-~><"~7~'~~~--~-~-~~~~
ChAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST
orass. ch!pped glass and painted. Phone
~ "aeEu tooe S28
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HAIRDRESSING
rADTNs' AND CENTS TAILOR
COAL, AND KINDLING

~~-------<~~--~~~N-~~-~-~@
l.. p. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and Elndling lG5 East 18th South. both
phones. h25
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HAT FACTORY


MEMS HATS CIEANCn -,
blocked and new trimmings, ST. Mans
sa,ss fa,l and winter styles 81 % 10 s5.5o
Phone 2In7 Wasatch. ' ,.non,
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OPTICAL PARLORS


J. EUG. HARRISON, OPTOMETRIST.
Drops arc not used. 2C4 Temp'eton
bldg It2S05
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Patrick on Way West.

NEW YORK. Dec. Albert T. Pat
rick. who Was pardcned - fow days age
by Governor DIS. today is on his way
- Denver whore hc Hil pay a visit TO
his ugcJ mother and other relatives
MI. Patrick. who is In poor health. vii
follow hm later.
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FOUNDRY

-~Cy~~~.<~ 80,
STOVB CASTINGS, PATTERNS FOR
~. 900 different stoves; general foun-
dry work Western Foundry & Stove
Repair Works Wasatch 4414. k2IS0
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FUNERAL, NOTICES.

BRt NO-Funcral services over The re-
mains of John Bruno. who died at
Mercur, Titan. December 4 1912. will be
held from O Donnell X Co, S chapel. 226-
~ south West Temple street, today
sunday NJ l2:@n r. IN. fnterment
Mount Olvct cemetery
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PATENTS

IDEAS DEVELOPED. PATENT ST.
cured mechanical drawing, i. l.
Uorspool. II +, .. place. mllOf
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IOeT-JAPANEsE MINK MITE.
| trimmed with brown satin. on SANDY
car. Reward Return 10 Tribune Office
m155
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ALL KINDS SEcOVO-u.~
inS, trunks. vaiises. brst ~
% Commercial 1T. geplv hv pn;s
Phone 371l. ' 'oy paSi|
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I.OST-CAMEo BROOCH RETWEEN
Bambcrgcr Coal CO. and Salt Lake
Hardware Return 10 Tribune. Reward
ms02
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CHINESE HERBS


l. ~ WOO 235 WEST md SOUTH:
an diseases cured with his cejebrtaed
Chinese remedies .aSe oe
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST STRAYED or STOLEN--OS
last Wednesday. maltese cat. l,cWara
II returned to i2S So. 7th East in2As
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CUT FLOWERS

~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~e~~~~~~~ ~~~~o~~--~--~--~-----~~--~
HT-DDNRT FLORAL CO. 63 so. MAIN
ST Phone l06. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs n1632
THE 7 EA DING FLORIST. w. w. KING
PA F. 2nd So. pho-A 81 b2s7
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FURNITURE OF ALL KTNns -,
|lil pay you tIrst-class n,,.wA wA2
Fisher & Co. 165 So. w e,Se.
ratch 517i. W. 1cTrp&'
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WAITED
Miscellaneous

..., FoUR MONEY 1s WEI,
when YOUR shoes are ranaib Spp/
arch OF the Oaks Leather WIG
MONARCH SHOE REp
Il L Second South. phnnllSe
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UTAH JUNK co. u1rvrs-
PAID for iron. brass. rars Sn,u.
Der. copper etc. $40 40. tth WI
Wesatch 800. -" "at
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LoST-LADy'S GOLD WATCH t:N,
craved on front Eva lost between SrG
North. 1st West and 2nd South, RewaTa;
Return I31 North LIST West. jn'-t
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LIST ToTP SECoHD-uAWn:,
ole With us. We have ~, Aun
nu kinds and sizes. Fovlsv' lu''ps I:
W. T. ''ief. VI
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS - MERE: CONFIDENTIAL.
confinement, seclusion. legal adoption
Mes J. Phillips, lith r. bet 18th and
18th So Sugar Sta Hyland 123l-M
k20So
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Will ano; SH1P CAR II. II. GooDs !
An,selss and one 20 Ch,cavo
aso1rianh. and one TO FloriS.s -
% ~ ", nery reasonable rater H.
% storage Co, - SO. Mnjr h'u1|
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SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES; SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
Scotland. with all the navors and
spices: Sc each. for 25c II served
McPhees Scotch Inn, two doors west S. L.
sheater b2aII
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1T Is an EASY MATTER ~
me Wants to nccountHamn., 10
th!nk FOR n moment Whaf auN rnN
'hen put the Wants 10 wor,, yyu sesl|
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A FEW UNCLAIMED TAuos5
suits nnd overcoats a,
SpiHIoerg Tailoring CO.. 81 " ~
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OsTEOPATHY
RHEUMATISM

TRER
CURED BY OXYGEN. "tsfiz
let. Lots OF Salt Lake ONLY
Learn this scientific and o.
Write or phone today. Eciut5|
Co. Hyla nd 2346~M, Sos '
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LOST--SEED PEARL PENDENT WITH
aqua marine stone tErernl on nth ave
nur car. or near lst South and Main
Liberal reward. Return TO 2oo tth ave;
iai4l
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SECRET SOCIETIES

FOR RENT LODGE EOOM WITH
hardwood door. Apply room MACK
.n,oSh block h3lIi
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4. A. S EITE-THB -FOUR Co-oRDl-
uaic bodies Of the A. A $. Rite of Free
Masonry VIII hold stated meetings the
third Thursday in each month at the Ma,
sonic temple, corner First South aud
Second East. Sojourning brethren in
vited.
l.. II. Harding, S2d deg.
" NJ. Jordan lodge OF Perfection No. !.
NJ. T. Llpman, ed deg.
W. NJ, James Lowe Chapter OF Rose
C,roiX No |.
Charles B. Jack. *, c. G. II.
Comma nder Of salt Lake Council of ka-
dosh No. I.
c. II. Fisher. sd deg.
NJ of i. Consistory No. |,
Gerald Il. Ycarsley, 32d dcS.
Register for all the bodies,
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rv,r aAssEssMEN'r Wopv
WILL GIVE as, 600 suspUEK
ury stock and furnlsh nrns Ms r
necessary supplies to sroNns1|
work done IN Big Cottonwn, ~
Grove II Latiincr hlls ''a- ~
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LINDS CHAPTER NO.
] order OF Eastern Star
MIA sonic temple. Stated
meetings first Friday
each month, visiting
members wlll receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE T.. 3RECkON,
W. NJ: NELLIE I.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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TO DO YOUR TpHoJ .sTrervc|
mattress remak!ng, Utah u.,.
Mfg. Co. Phone SS3. os
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GOLD WATCH, HUNT
ing case. Reward. 1sS f'ast "fd 20;
Wasatch 1914 ni'is
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WILL BUY ALL 9ND.HANn
We can get. M'ch'g Furn y
State. Was 5f45. 80"
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CLEANING AND DYEING
HAIR GOODS


HAIR SWITCHES MADE. s1.oO PER
strand. comblngs bought L, Sasse's.
21S Main. k22l7
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FLORISTS.

ALL KINDS FRESH CUT FIOWERS
cn rom greenhouse. Porter Walton
w ~ S'ale' kGSQ2
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HIGHEST PRICES PAN Fop -
hand furniture, carpets stnv.,
and vallscs. wasatch sse
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CATERING


FIRST CLASS WORK no T,ADICS ErT
teTtain!ng at home. Eyland lCi-J.
k22l9
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
e,nbalmeT. 1G4 So West Temple. Phone
sos d3
e. @, O'DONNELL. TJNDERTA L<F;R
and cmhalmer. has moved to new loca-
'ion 225-227 South West Temple street.
p~aitv BLDG Phone $40 oa3ss
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COMRINGS MADE INTO SWITCHES,
$50 Ladies'. bring them TO Nelvetiua
pa rlors CO l.. fth So k3T9s
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iLOsT-rOY POODLE. . GROWN EARS
and Hight spots OF brown; 9 weeks OLD;
| Return 10 Dc Franks paper stand, mo
So ard State. scJ reward, niAt
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

~
HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men: prices rigbt
OfhcE. Duvars paper store dsiTa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28

league is not known. President John.
son has not consented to turn him
over Immediately, but will do 80 be-
fore the baseball season begins. He
Is expected to be prominent hurler
In the younger organization. Herr
mann IL enthusiastic over the deal,
and believes the new twirler will aid
Tinker immensely In keeping the Reds
at the top OF the first division In the
National league race.
IL felt confident all along that
would secure Tinker" said Hermann
"and now that II IL all over ! believe
I got the better OF the deal. Three
Of the fve players we have released to
the Cubs we couldn't use, We never
had Corridor, we wouldn't have re
tanned Knisely and Humphries ism,
| fast enough for major league company
Mitchell has been faithful, hare
working player in the Reds employ
but we had to let him go tn swing th,
deal. Phelan, too, Is n first'class In
fielder. but, like Mitchell, we were
| forced to give him up, ! viii have
| star American league pitcher shorti!
as part Of the deal. so think we have
Jared very we'll"