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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
NJ. N. Rathbonl|
State Agent
ALI D. F. W alker Bldg
Synopsis OF the annual statement loi
year ending December 81. lsli'
the condition OF the
Bankers Life Company

The name and location Of the eoMMh|
Bankers Life company, pes W
Ia: name Of president. d. =.
name of secretary, II. ,. Nopen-
The amount OF its capital stocA ~
company Is mutual.
rhs IS amount ...s..sss.'.s o. us sss ,7,iass
The amount OF it's liabil- .oe ,at|
tiles Uncluding capitaD is le'''''"
The amount of its income
during the preceding cal -,m ms|
endar year .,.s....v.,;. ''i~'
The amount of lis DIS
bursements during the .,.pn|
preceding calendar year: o'Hh
The amount of losses ana
endowments paid during
the preceding calendar
year Qncluded in fore ,sn:m.H
going iten) ....-....,..., "'9's"
The amount OF risks writ
ten ten and and revived during 7c.s5AA'|
The amount of risks In
force at the end OF tho nm soi ~
year ..,..''--''' ''N'N"
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u. S. Branch Royal Insurance
Company, Ltd.

The name and location OF the company
Royal Insurance Company. Ltd. LIVER
pool. England; name OF Z. s. manager,
e z Rnddall.
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American Bonding COMPANY

The name and location OF the company,
American Bonding company, Balti-
more, Md: name OF president. George
Gator; name of secretary, William z.
p. Duvall.
The amount of Its capital
stock le ...,...,.....S 75o, ,ooo. 90
The amount Of its capital
stock paid up is ........... $50. 600. 90
The amount of Its assets is. 2.T73 AIS. 81
The amount OF its liabilities
(including capitaD Is. 2,023, ,SsT, 40
The amount OF Its income
during the preceding CAL
endar year ........,....,. 1.5474S4.3s
The amount Of its disburse-
ments during the preceding
calendar year ,...,...,,... 1,375,1i2 40
Tho amount of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year Nncluded In
In foregoing item) ..,.. $50. 27o.T4
The amount OF premiums
written during the year. :, 1.s25 ,7o7. As
The amount OF premiums In
force at the end OF the
year. net ....,.,....,....,. LABS s1.ss
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company.

The name and location of the company
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn: name of president
John NJ. Holcombe; name OF secretary.
Silas II. Cornwell.
The amount OF It's capital stock is-the
company rs mutual.
The amount OF It's assets ISIS 2c.322 12&64
The amount of Its liabilities
is ............ .......... s1,1Ss349.41
The amount OF Its income
during the preceding cal
endar year ....,:,...,.,. S.sso. .os3. IS
The amount Of its disburse
rnents during the preced-
ing calendar year .... 1857 SALT
The amount of losses and
endowments paid during
the preceding calendar
year uncluded in forego-
ing item) ............- 1921, ,s6S 99
The amount Of risks writ
ten and removed during
the year -: .:.>.......... 1916 .4ss. 90
The amount Of risks in
force at the end OF the
year .....,.... ..-.....,, 135.se7 .o1e 90
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The amount OF It's ". 8.
deposit ...,, -...s....S 6bo,oOo.o
is ......... 11,s40.2o2. I
The amount of It's liabili
posit) is ''.'....',.... 9,252.s4s. Z
The amount of Its income
during the preceding
calendar year .s..,..,. 9,O23 o0l %
The amount OF It's dis
buraements during the
Year rars ,'.s. .e......,. s.71l. osS g
The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding
calendar year Qncluded
In foregoing item), a,00o,9I6 9
The amount of risks
written during the year 1,159, 9,256.TS1 o
The amount Of risks in
force az the end Of the
year, net. .....-.-... 1,39S,S64rafA-o %
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Delaware Insurance Com.
QanY.


Inc name and location OF the connnanv
Gelawarr insurance company, PhIIa,
delphia, Pennsylvania. name of nresi
dent. John s. Bioren; name of secra-
- tary. j. Parsons Smith, Jr.
Inc amount OF It's capital
STOCK Is -.-........ =. : Ioo mn M
me amount OF its capital
Stock paid UP is - 400 non m
The n, arno,,nt oi us assets IL 2.o2O. .44G 0s
-, uncluding capitaiJ Is. $40 l5o "a
Inc amount Of its Income
curing the preceding cal.
The alnoyn, y9Tr r;i..;;;t... .; ;i...;;;t... 1886. 72s s5
inents during the preced
Ing calendar year 7o,o .,z -,
ne amount OF losses maid """''-f.'i
curing the preceding cali
endar year Uncluded In
The anoun, 'osfn os r,s,, ,;.;;. ;:. ssa.5So 4e
during the year va so, 400 an
! ne amount OF risks in force "S'soo-Vo
at '"e enc OF the year net 2Io. .4os 5s7 90
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Wilford Moyle
General Agent,
General Surety and Burglary
Insurance
71o kEARNS BUILDING.

| Synopsis OF the annual statement for the
year ending December 81, 1911.
OF tho condition OF the
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A. RICHTER
Established 1898.
Real Estate, Loans,
Fire Insurance
70 South Main Street. Phones SAL.
Synopsis OF the annual statement for the
yoar ending December, 81. 1911, OF
the condition OF the
New Hampshire Fire lnsur-
ance Company.
The name and location OF the company.
pany, Manchester. N. H.; name Of
president. Frank W. Sergeant; name
OF secretary, Lewis W: Crockett.
The amount OF Its capital =.
The amount OF it's capital
stock paid UP is.......,, ZOO 900 90
The amount Of Its assets is. 6,12o.so9. .8a
The amount OF it's labili-
ties Oncluding capitaD Is. 4.oI1,3o4 5S
The amount OF It's Income
duTnls during the preceding CAL . 40, oss ?,
The amount OF its disburse
ments during the preced
Ing calendar year.. ESQ: 146 IL
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding cal
foregoing itcmj -. 1878. e32 81
The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year $50. e6I. I.2+0, 1911 90
The amount OF risks In
force at the end OF the
year, net ...,..,....... ssS.s4o, $50. 90
State OF Utah. office Of the commissioner
OF insur3nce-ss.
], Willard Done, commissioner Of In
surance OF the state Of Utah, do hereby
certify that the above named insura nee
company has filed In my office a detailed
statement OF its condition from which
| the foregoing statement has been pre-
pared and that the said company has In
all other respects compiled with the laws
Of the state relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
insurance department. this sth day Of
April, a. D. 1912.
(ScaD WILLARD DONE
Commissioner.
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The Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Co.
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY,
Geo. r. EckStrOm

General Agent,
417~41s Boston Building, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Synopsis OF the annual statement for
the year ending December 81. 1911.
Of the condition OF the
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Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.

The name and location OF the company.
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
Co, Springfield, Massachusetts,. name
Of preside ont, A. W. Damon; name Of
secretary, w j. Mackay.
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Phone Wssatch 2774.
Roberts & DAILY
FIRE INSURANCE, LOANS.
REAL ESTATE,
A. M'kIMMINS. MANAGER.
az South Main Street,
Salt Lake city.

Synopsis OF the annual statement for the
year ending December 81. 1911, or
the condition Of the
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West Coast Life Insurance
Company.


The name and location OF the company.
West Coast Life Insurance company
San Francisco, Cal; name of president
George J, Crocker; name of secretary,
Julian Sountag.
The amount of It's capital
STOCK Is s.-..-,s,. .,,,.s....sS $50 900. 90
The amount OF Its capital
stock paid UP is..,..-...... a5o. 900. 90
The amount OF Its assets is. S73, ,095 81
The amount Of its liabilities
(including capItaD Is ...,.-. S59,s05 SO
The amount of It's income dur
ing the preceding calendar
year -;;,.;,..,.. s77.77o Al
The amount of its disburse-
mepts during the preceding
calendar year ,.......,...., 5ss. 5s2. AZ
The amount Of losses and en-
dowments paid during the
preceding calendar year Un-
Guided In foregoing item). 155o5 "a
The amount OF risks written
and revived during tho year:
Industrial .,,.,.......- 4.e75.590 90
Ordinary :: ;.;,.,,.:. 3,s32s sS9. 4. 90
at the end OF the year,
Inoustrlal ...,..s...-... S.l1S,s se6. 90
Ordinary '.'...'....-.-- 1857. .503 90
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Aetna Life Insurance Co.

Synopsis Of the Annual Statement LOT
the year ending December 'i' IVA
Of the Condition OF the
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 1912.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
LAeurrY
Loan and Trust Co.
E
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Synopsis Of the annual statement for tho
| year ending December 81. 1911.
| Of the condition OF the
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year ending December 81. 1911.
OF the condition OF the
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Synopsis of the annual statement for III
year ending December 81, 1911
OF the condition of the
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Synopsis of the annual statement for
the year ending December 81, 1911,
of the condition Of the
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Synopsis of the annual statement for the
yoar ending December 81. 1911, OF
the condition OF the
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Synopsis OF the annual statement for the
the year ending December 81. 1911.
Of the condition Of the
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Rocky Mountain insurap,,
Agency and Adjustment a.

Synopsis OF the annual statemcn, o..
year ending December II. IsiI iof
the condition Of LIZ 0
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The name and location Of the company.
Aetna Life Insurance Company Harl-
ford, Connecticut.
Name of president NJ G Bulkeley.- =,
Name of secretary. c. z. GILBERT; D. M
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INTER MOUNTAIN I'M
INSURANCE CO

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL, s7.r,
MENT
For the Year Ending December Al I'M,
Of the Condition of tha ''-
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New tuberculosis Rem
edy Based ON Medicine.

To say that a specific exists for the
cure Of Consumption Is perhaps too
strong a statement, but In Eckman's
Alternative we have a medicine that has
been the means OF saving many a life
TO years Of usefulness. and In permanent
" benefiting a large number OF Con-
sumptives,
ANY diet that keeps a Consumptive well
nourished is tho right one, but what Is
going TO improve the patient? Eckman' g
Alternative Is medicine for the treatment
OF this disease which has been found
beneficial In large number OF cases
Wo prefer to let you hear what such
people say. Investigate this case:
80 Savannah St. Rochester, n. Z.
Gentlemen: On June 3. 1907, was
operated upon for Tubercular peritonItis
and my physician gave me UP as hope.
less, was then urged by n priest to
tako Eckmans Alternative, which I did
began to improve and steadily gained
in health and strength. and am absolute
ly cured"
(signed AffidaviO EDNA FINER,
Eckman's Alternative Is effective In
Bronchitis Asthma, Hay Fover; Throat
and Lung Troubles. and In upbuilding
the system, Does not contain poisons,
opiates or habit-forming drugs. For
| sale by Schramp1 Johnsan, Drugs, "The
Never Substitutors." Five {5) Good
Stores. and other leading druggists. Ask
| for booklet telling OF recoveries and write
| to Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa.
| for additional evidence
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WORK CELEBRATE.
,abor Day Is Pleasantly Observed by
Unions In Junction City.
,eciaj TO The Tribune.

5pecial to The Tribune.
FOGDEN. Sept 2.-Several hundred
Inon men in line and q. score or more
n advertising floats. together with d
OF Ogden's civic and in
.ustral institutions, comprised a very
redtable parade which was the principal
fature OF the Labor day celebration In
his city today. Probably 5000 persons
ined the sidewalks as the line moved
Hong the principal streets and avenues
" the business district.
Under the direction of Grand Marshal
g o. Seiver and his two assistants, John
6ill and Walter Farr every detail Of
he parade feature was carried out as
prevlously announced. Almost every craft
4 the city's organized labor forces was
Rresented not excepting the federated
|hopnlen' who are still on strike.
an the afternoon the workers and the
MEMBERS OF their families enjoyed picnic
Il Glenwood park. There was a pro-
yramme OF athletic events, including a
>ail game between teams representing
ne Woodmen of the World and Order of
)wls. the latter winning by Is to 12
core.
Many people preferred 10 spend the
1oliday at out flown resorts. and as a
suit the crowd at Glenwood park cee-
nation was not large. In the downtown
LlEtrict the day WOULD have passed for
3unday. except for the special decora-
IONS in honor OF labor's anniversary.--
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/, D. ?. DELEGATES
I. WILL MEET TODAY

Special to The Tribune.
Sept. 2.-The fifty-two Weber
bounty delegates 20 the Republican state
E will meet at the county building in
his city tomorrow for the purpose OF or
kAnization. and the session promises TO
b. quite interesting iuasmuch as It Will
kcrve to a large extent in determining
|he relative strength of County Clerk
5aInuei c.. Dye and State Treasurer
Dayid Mattson, who contested at the pri-
nnries a week ago for control of the
allegation.
. All this meeting il will be decided who
rom Weber county will serve on the
farious committees at the state conven-
ION, and II is almost certain that there
VII be friction between the Dye and
Iattson forces. The county clerk. who
d seeking the nomination for state treas
lrer.. still contends that he will be sup
1nrted by forty OF the fifty-two Weber
eounty delegates, while Mattson claims
,Wenty-fonr, leaving only twenty-eight
|o Dye. Although the state treasurer.
Eho Is opposing Tingey for the nomina-
1on for secretary of state, comedies Dye
majority OF the home delegation, he
naims that his following outside OF
Weber county will be sufficient for him
ID land the coveted nomination, In which
>pse Weber county will have had Its
hare OF the state ticket and Dye Will be
breed 70 retire gracefully. But the county
nerk is not experiencing any qualms of
HBrm, feeling that forty delegates will
,e sufficient influence TO land him the
npport of a majority throughout the
tate.
EIt is quite likely that the Dye forces
Fill seek a prominent place on the COM
mlttees of permanent organization and
rider Of business.
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SKULL is FRACTURED.
3eorge Tankersley, Brakeman, Injured In
Wreck at Oeeth, New,
10 The Tribune.

|pecial 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept George Tankersley,
brakeman, was brought TO the Dee hos
ltal a an early hour this morning. a
7ctim of IL wreck on III, Southern Pa
PIC near Deeth, New, Sunday night
te is suffering from conclusion of the
rain and may die as result OF the in
pries sustained. when he was pitched
rom the tender OF q freight engine TO
he ground.
The wreck WAS due TO Il freight train
trIking steer, the engine and seven
Rrs being deralled and piled promlscu-
|nsiy about the right OF way on the main
treet OF Deeth. small station twenty
piles west OF Wells, New The Iocomo-
!ye. which was in charge OF Engineer
= Wallwork and Fireman A. c. Peterson.
tnoeo at right angle To the track and
EVEN loaded cars were piled against IL,
4empers OF the crew escaped injury.
.brakemAn TanlIersIey was standing on
pe tender when the engine was derailed,
W. ms fall 10 the ground resulted in a
|acture Of the skull He remained un-
>pnscious until Sunday afternoon, when
was decided TO bring him TO Ogden
u an operation
. The Southern Pacific Is double-lracked
Trough Deeth, and the wreck caused
RniE iew hours delay in traffic
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The two Linden sisters, with stun
ing gowns, their pretty faces and
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WARD FAILS To MEET
WHITTIER IN MATCH
Motordronle Rider Refuses to
Appear Against Rival, and
DiSappoints Crowd.
MAY DRAW SUSPENSION
Whittier Breaks One-Mile and
Two-Mile Track Records;
Mcneil Shows Speed.
MAY DRAW SUSPENSION

"A record-breaking crowd was dis
appointed at the Wandamere motordrome
last night In not having the opportunity
of seeing Whittier and Ward engage In
their scheduled match race. AS one man,
the people who attended the races showed
their displeasure AT the actions OF Ward,
who failed to appear at the track.
Ward publicly announced last Thurs
day night his challenge to Whittier for
a match race to take place last night.
Yesterday afternoon he went to the mo-
tordrome and there told Manager led Nc
LELAND that he had shipped his machine
TO the east on account OF It's being out Of
condition. McLelland, In order not to
disappoint his patrons, offered every in
ducement TO Ward to ride last night. He
offered TO let him ride any machine at
the track with the exception of Whit
tiers. but Ward refused
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MANY ATTEND FUNERAL.
Hundreds OF Friends Gather at Bier Of
Lafayette Farley.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2.-Scores of persons
were unable to gain entrance to the build
Ing when the funeral services OF Lafay-
cite Farley, who died suddenly Friday
evening, were conducted by Bishop II. G.
Jacobs at the Fifth ward chapel at 3
o'clock this afternoon. The flowers from
the many friends OF the popular resi-
dent formed a bank which completely
covered the front OF the chapel pulpit.
In addition to the funeral sermon of
Bishop Jacobs, there were brief orations
by President John Watson. President c.
+, Middleton and Patriarch George w.
LarkIn. The music, solos and quartette
selections We're furnished by Mrs. Mary
Jones, Myrtle B, Higley, Walter Steph-
ems, George Douglas, Ben Critchlow aud
Harry Hales, Members OF the Woodmen
OF the World, Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea and BARRIERS union attended the serv-
ices In a body, the former organiza ton
being accompanied by g band. The eight
pail bearers were also members OF the
three organzat tons.
1nterment was made at the Ogden City
cemetery in a grave dedicated by Alma
J. Larkin-
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Agreed to Terms.

After much discussion, J. A, Mcneil,
one of the riders at the track, who is an
expert mechanician, told the manager OF
the track that he was positive that he
could make Wards machine fast,
Whittier signed a contract the first OF
the season to ride In every event that he
was entered from July 20 to September
5. Yesterday evening Manager McLel-
land offered to Ward the following;
IF you will agree to 1t, ! will let you
and Mcneil go into room, lock the door
and go to work on your machine IL
Mcneil does not do as he says he will do.
make your machine so that II will go a
mile in forty-one seconds, l Will agree TO
cancel your contract
Ward agreed to this proposition. Then
Ward left to get his machine, telling Nc
LELAND and Mcneil to wait until he re-
turned. That was the last seen OF Ward
at the Wandamere track yesterday. When
last seen by riders of the motordrome
ne was watching the races at the Salt
Palace
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Additional Sporting News
SHERIFF STOPS FIGHT;
GERMAlNE THE WINNER
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune
PRICE, Utah. Sept. 2.-Chalky Ger
maine OF st, Louis was given the de-
clsion in the eleventh round over Erlen-
born, when a twenty round boxing con-
test was stopped by Sheriff kelter. The
contest was a fast one and WAS Witnessed
by about 500 persons.
In the ninth round Erlenborn was
knocked down three times and the gong
saved him. In the tenth round Erlen-
born took the count twice and was again
saved by the gong. In the eleventh
round Sheriff Kelter said the contest had
gone far enough and the decision was
given to Germaine. Both men fought
clean and won the applause Of the house
for fairness.
Germaine was the agrressor through
out the contest and the general opinion
was that the sheriff did the right thing,
for E2rlenborn was apparently In help
less condition.
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MGOORTY SIDETRACKS
ANOTHER "CHAMPION'
gv Jnternational News Service

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Another Aus
tralian champion" was sidetra cked to-
night when Eddie McGoorty put Cham
pion" Dave Smith down and out with a
left hook to the jaw. after thirty sec
onds of lighting.
The first bout brought out an excellent
performer In Louis de Ponthieu. a
Frenchman, who went In against Tommy
Gary of Chicago. The Frenchman gave
Tommy a first class lacing
Patsy Kline. who weighed in at 124,
refused to toe the mark with Packey
Hommey They had agreed to make 122
and when Packey tipped the beam at 132.
Kline decided u was too much excess
baggage to battle against. Jimmy Cot
fee was tucked into the empty spot and
proved to be a most useful substitute
He had speed to burn and landed hard
and often on the portly person OF Packey,
the count being 10 70 I.
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BUTTONS
PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. see j. NJ.
Thomas. Eagle block. OLA
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TO LOOK AFTER FRUIT.
J. M. White Goes to Omaha to Assist
Utah GrWers.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2.-As the result OF a
decision By the board of directors Of the
Utah Fruit exchange. j. NJ. White; man
ager. Will leave tomorrow for Omaha,
where he will remain while the fruit
crop is being handled. 1t was the belief
of a majority of the directors that the
exchange would obtain the best results
II Manager. White remained at the Ne
braslia market TO look after the fruit
as 1t arrived there. During his absence
J. F. Burton will be in charge of the
local office.
Up to the present, the exchange has
been handling only what is known as
job lots of fruit, shipping single cars
of early peaches and other fruit: To-
morrow the first full car lots OF Elberta
peaches will be shipped from Provo.
Pleasant Grove and Brigham City to the
eastern market points This will mark
the beginning OF the real movement OF
the big peach crop.
Manager White states that the ex-
change Is making the first shipment OF
Elbertas at 35 cents per case with the
fruit on board cars at shipping points.
There Is a possibility that higher price
can be paid later. Early Crawfords are
being sold at 80 cents per case,
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CEDARHoLM, LADIES' TAILOR. AIS
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CONTRACTORS

E. B. SPRINGER, HOUSE wRECEEE
and contractor. Phone Wasatch
100S9-W Res. &24 Ord East f131s