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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-18
GROCERY SPECIAL

BEST SOFT SHELL WAI:NUTS. LIE,
zoe; Jbs craubcrrcs, 25c; lbs. dates.
25c: . les. Jonathan apples. 2oc: good
oranges, doz., 15c: 4 lbs. sweet potatoes
15c split peas. lb. sc; Christmas toys,
price; good mixed nuts. lb, ljc; cans
strawberry jam, 25c Brazil nuts, lb.. l5c
. lbs. best peanuts. 25c; bcs, creamery
butter. 35c: . lbs eastern cheese. i5c:
good cocoa, h.. 2Jc: straight grade nour
81 LOO; 3 pki,s. raisins 25c IS lard soc. l0G
81 so: is lbs. sugar. Si.O0, new minccmcat
creamery butter, Soc: plSgs. minccmcat
16c: doz good eggs, 55c: citron and
lemon peel 20c; ; lbs. Sultana raisins,
2bc. Chicago Store. li6 w. First South.
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TO HELP MISSIONARIES.
Holiday Events to be Held In Third Ward
for Spread OF Gospel.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 1.-THE programme u.
holiday events To be held in the Third
ward has been completed and Includes
"A dancing party, which win take the form
OF a benefit for the five missionaries
who represent the ward I'm the German.
Hawaiian and eastern states mission
fields. The party Will be given In the
amusement hall next Friday evening,
the total proceeds to he sent to the mis-
sionarles as a Christmas gift.
During the same evening. there wll
be a Christmas cantata in the chapel,
The cantnta will be given under the aus
pices of the religion class, on Christ
mas day, beginning at o'clock in the
afternoon there will Ice a party for the
children. followed by a grand ball In
the evening.
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The man who makes money That counts
most, makes it during the days when he saves
most.
Today. as never before, time is rcckoncd IN
dollars and cents
When you save hours in searching Tor
work, you save capital by coming 1T INTO
money.
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HEAD OF SCHOOLS
PRESENTS VIEWS
Ogden Superintendent Dis
cuSSes Home Study and
Manual Labor.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 17.-Lcss study at
home and more manual labor IS the
extent 10 which Superintendent John
NJ Mills Of the Ogden public school
system concurs in the decision of prom
iucut educators who-are Gin favor oil
abolishiug home study, III 1t were pos
siblc to enforce tho training at home
as carefully as it is done at the schools
IL would be better, according TO Super
intcndcut Mills. to devote half day
10 study and n half day To manual
training in the home. but ii is not pos
sibIc 10 do so at the present time.
..Somc children should be required
10 study AT home and others should not
I; is nv belief .hat manual labor re.
uujrcd OF boys aud girls at home would
be of more benefit TO them than
study. but | do not advocate all WorK
and no play. by any means. writes
Superintendent Mills on the subject.
lie adds:
The modern system Of rearing
children is turning ont into the
world an army or young men and
women who are growing more friv-
olous each day They do not under
stand the value of money, having
never been gwen an opportunity
TO earn. In several instances inc
vouur men and women of families
are permitted TO idle after school
hours when servants are hired to
do tho work which could profitably
be done by the children,
\ proper system OF education
would require school work for half
a day aud manual work during the.
other half. This manual labor could
consist of gardening. da1ryino or,
in fact. any form Of labor that
would rcouirc physical eXertion, II
that system were followed out, tho
student would be better morally.
physically aud mentally, because
fhe brain would he clearer for the
reception of thoughts cleaned
from the school work and the re-
suits Of idlencss would be done
away with.
But such system is not posi-
bic when home discipline is slack.
The pupil is better off in the school
room than out when nc would be on
the street because Of Il lack of
something TO fill his time. Several
Young men now IN the higher
grades arc given too much spending
money with the result that they do
not know the value of money and
are growing up IN such manner
that they VIII not be the most use
iul members Of society
In eases where homo study is
required. tho study should be of
such nature that the boy or girl
viii take to it willingly and there
bv .ct more from the study. IL is
not necessary 10 study the text
hooks alone 10 get information.
History NAV he studied through
books which arc Of such interest
that the punil will delight in read
ing them. I have found that such
subjects as agriculture now being
taught in public schools have Il ten
dcncv To interest the student 10
such An extent that lie Will seek
out information of his own Vill
Study which must be enforced does
mol accomplish its purpose.
Up until tue student IN the DC.
den public schools reaches the
iunior high schools very little home
study is REQUIRED. But in the high
schools a little home study is re-
aIired and I dc not believe that
the students suffer harm through
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Given Light Sentence.
Special To The Tribune,

Special u The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. disappearing before
Judge n. j. Harris in tho district court
today, Wilford Racser, the Young MAJ
VINO entered a plea of guilty 10 the
charge OF forgery, was sentenced TO one
year in the state prison. In passing sem
tence, Judge Harris stated that he had
been lenient in order that the prisoner
might have an opportunity TO make good
his promise TO quit the drug habit and
attempt no criminal operations In the
future.
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Women Plead Not Guilty.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SNecIHI TO ITIIc IrIDUno.
OGDEN, Dec. 11.-Carrie Sims and Be
atrfcc Shields, arrested on complaint of
l.. 4. Ellis of Seattle. Wash. were ar
raisned before Judge w. IL. Rccdcr this
morning On charges of vagrancv hui
they pleaded not guilty and asked for
sufhclent time In which TO secure the
services OF an attorney. They We're
placed under bond OF $50 each until
Thursday morning, when they will be
tried. 1t is declared by Ellis that the
Sims woman robbed him OF $50 last
Saturday night. Both women arc colorad
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR THANKS
TO our many friends who so kindly
assisted us during the sickness aud
death OF our beloved husband and father,
also FOR the beautiful flowers. Mrs. John
Casey; Madge Casey, John Casey. jr-
m2lSI
TIE FAMILY OF MRS. ANN JACKSON
desires To thank their many friends for
their sympathy during the recent be-
HARRY JACKSON
yn"oO2
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Goes Over Till Spring.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 1T.-IIaving copleted all
Of the preliminary work that can be done
this winter. tho Dinwlddie Construction
company j. placing Temporary plank
sidewalk along two sides OF the F.cclcs
properly corner OF Washington avenue
20 abandoning further operations until
next sprinG.
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TO ASK NEW TRIAL.
Weber County Commissioners Serve Mo-
tce In Condemnation Suit.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 1.-THE county commits
sioners have served notice that a motion
for II new trial in the condemnation pro-
cecdingS against George Bernett will be
made at the earliest convenience of the
district court. The suit was brought to
secure a right-ofway for the proposed
highway cutoff between North ogden and
Pleasant View.
Although the actual amount OF land
needed from Bcrpctt is less than one
half acre. n jury awarded him Si02, to-
gether with an additional $500 for gem
oral damages, The commissioners aud
other officers Of the county believe this
10 be cXorbitant and that such prices
would completely bar public improve
mcnts, such as arc contemplated in the
North Ogden Plea SAINT View plan
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Zion Representatives.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN: Dec, 17.-Anthouy w. WINS
and Joseph w. McMurrln will represent
the general church authorities when the
quarterly conference of the North Weber
stake Is held in the Ogden tabernacle
next Sunday, December %, A special
programme Of choir music is being ar
ranged by Prof Joseph Rallantync.
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trial in Judge j. a. Howell's division OF
the district court today. Mr.. Soulc Is
suing TO recover $4,000 foT injuries al
legged To have been received when be fell
into an excavation in front of the Wash
ington meat market, 2i5S Washington
avenue, on June 20. 1909.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

STEVENS-The funeral services for
Mrs. Nancy j. Stevens, who died at the
home of her son, w. NJ, Stevens. ~
Church street, on December l3, will be
held from the funeral chapel OF Ebcr
w. Hall. 164 South West Temple street,
today wednesday,, December IS at !
u. m Jntcrmcnt In Mt Oiyet cemetery.
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Licensed TO Wed.
Special {
'he Tribune.

SDcciaI 20 TIC IrlDune.
OGDEN. Dec. 17.-Marriage licenses
we're granted today TO Charles A. F'ow-
e-s OF fIoopcr and Miss Einmallnc Gibson
OF West Weber; Henry l.. Jensen and
Florence Hickenloopcr. both OF Plea sa MT
Wow; Thomas +. Bulge OF Pleasant
View and Miss Winnifred Mckay OF
Maiad; Sam RI. Larson Of MilvilIc and
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RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED

THE AMERICAN, THE FIRST AMI
only successful machine invented that
sharpens, homes and strops razorS and
all kinds safety razor blades. Leave
work Savoy hotel. e6 East First South.
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Wife Granted Decree,

Special 10 Thc Tribunc.
OGDEN Dec 1T.--In the district court
today Judge J. a. Howell granted an in
tcrlocutorv decree OF divorce to Harriet
L.. Berry in her suit against Frank G..
Berry. The wife was granted custody
Of the one minor child.
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WEATHER STRIPS

Weather. STRfPS 10 ~KEEP~ ~iOGTT TIE
cold at Rivers Bros. Is West 3rd So.
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Miss Sara Bisseeer OF Providence. Utah:
Samuel Mark Bingham OF Plain CITY ana
Sarah Jane Tclford of West w cher; Ar
thur L. Powers and Clara Christensen,
both of Hooper.
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Damage Case on Trial.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. l7,-The personal injury
suit OF Emory Soule. aged so years.
against Albert ". Wcatherby, Paul Van
Komen and others, was taken uD for
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PIONEER is DEAD.
Peter Marshall Terry Passes Away At
Home In Plain City,
Special TO Tile Tribune.

Special TO Tile Tribune,
OGDEN, Dec. 17.-Pcter Marshall
Terry. lifelong resident of Weber
county; died at his home in Plain City
last night after an Illness of only four
days. Death was due TO a complica don
of diseases Mr., Terry was born In
England. August 90. 1882 When a child
he came TO America with his parents
arriving in this state in 1S47.
For forty years he resided at Clinton
but during the past few years he had
lived at Warren and Plain CITY He Is
survived by wifc, ten cheldrcn and
thirty-thrce grandchildren. Tho funeral
arrangements have not been completed
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5-ROOM MODERN coTTAGT
in. S2s per month. InquIn
Buffet or phone Wesatch iin
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Excursion to Los Angeles,
December 21 and 23.

DGCember II and %.
$4,000 for round trip, return February
2S. Stopoyers aud diverse routes.
Make vonr reservations early. Salt Lake
Route ticket Office, l69 SO. Main
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Eyery Day The Tribune Points the Way to Prosppa
TTME-SAVING HINT

The great time saver Of TODAY for a
ers are the Want Ads. N9
The Wants are the direct route 6.
ployer to employee.
Those who take advantage of Tho n,
Wants need lose no time LOOKING G.. '''
Every day The Tribune brings HI. 'Ot' t'
TO it's advertisers. ''V
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LADIES' TAILORING


DAWSON g. MEIER. FINE TAILORING; /;
alterations speciality lGo w. End
South. In1393
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WE HAVE PLENTY OF FUN
and unfurDIshed houses fos 4
Will sell YOU oil the same ls7n ~
Denhan Co.. ", A33. SW. =
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STRoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel: restaurant and household help.
HEADQUARTERS for labo-ers.
IS West Ind South Phone 4sk
c743
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CANARY BIRDS.


MALES AND FEMALES GUARAN-
teed; order before Dec. 21st. Johnson.
SO SO, w t. mi3l9
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BROOM MODERN CoTT,c
dth South. WI iAGE
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COTTAGE. 3 ROOMS AND I'M
$500. East court. HyiaM +
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COMFORTABLE HOME, s ROOM
bath. laundry and large E1sfX
new furnace, moderate rent y
premises, 3Ss First ave. II
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WANTED-6 NEAT APPEA RING So
:, ncitorsi bcst proposition for the pub
lie and agent; steady work the year
around; city and country. Apply 10 tn IL
l26 So. Main st. room 3O6 n1S63
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11-ROOM BRICK. 100 ElS? 81
Apply In rear. Coombs 4 HignI
Was. 5o77.
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u HOUSES. ALL KINDS On,
LOCATIONS TUTTLE fS w.!
169 MAIN STREET 6sQ'
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MODERN COTTAGE FOR NEn|
ST Rent reasonable AppJ +
ave.
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HOUSES PARTLY FupN1o,
-, modern, S, disappearing b,JIai bed 8
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

{. l.. WESLEY & SON. i26 STATE,
Wasatch GIL. All work guaranteed.
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCUIIST
and aurist: spectacles accurately fitted. /.
difficult cases solicited. s3358
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SAFES REpAnyls

o-~-~~-~O~-~~@~~-~> @~~-~>-~r,Is,; Nr
ALSO KEY FfTl'sS'I. Dea
work a speciality
Was. 1854. 4
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l-RoOM BUNGALOW ON yITi
new. never been occupied. n,
cost. Compelled to cfsprs h.
c. l.. Mckenzie. Gen. Del
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4-ROOM MODERN, 3I3 p I'M =
ply j. @. Mcdonald Chscos; I
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MEN WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT
Jobs. $4,000 week. Write Immediately
for list OF positions open. Franklin In
stitute. Dept 44s w. Rochester. N Y
1887
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3-ROOM MOD BRICK -.
BorllWELIi 6 McCosiHSl MCs
ooS Boyd Park pMa
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AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN BETWtEiN
" and %, who arc NOT getting aien
well, miss Il great chance IL they fan
10 investigate the United States Navy.
You ought TO know in full about the
Tood pay; steady advancement; rec
board and lodging; fine training ana
colnpanionShip: chances to learn uSeIui
trades: and TO save money. and the op-
portunity to travel ana see the world.
CAL at Navy Recruiting Station, judge
Bldg, u. Bird South and Main SITS. salt
Lake City, Utah. and get full partlcu-
lars. Or write for "The Making OF a
Man -Warsman." fascinating free hook
Bureau OF Navigation, Box 352, Navy
Department. Washington. D. G. m15I9
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ONE NICE BRICK VoT'T5
rooms, closet. pantry and = \
papered. S15. Call Waatcb al
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Ar. FRAME. NO. 452 ELM lyz.
tween 4th and 9Th East, cnta,1|
9th So. $40. Mecks 6: McCst,1
2lo Boston Bldg.
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THE TR1BuNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING THAN
RESULTS-USE THE TRIBUNE
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FOR RENT-S-R. MODERN ~
'anltor service Wayne ava - \
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FINE EIGHT-RooM NFsn,,.
1st ave. $40. Phone 70 ~
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? or 4-RooM BRICK coTT,os;
mo-; close IN. Was ss57 aug
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SUCCESS rNsURANCE-UThH BUsa.
>. ness College preparation for pus.i uiaS
IRE s Start a course now Boston oiSsa
day or night elooe
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Wanted--To Rent,

. OH t-ROOM FURNISHED STEAM
heated apartment. hot and cold water;
Ilus. pe on ground lIoor or light base
Tnent apartment will do, Wasatch f5IS.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. ~. SAo s,a
ment First Congregational churcnr
phone 5Saa tEH'
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

NO. ] SOLICITORS WITH REFER
cnces for we'll advertised pToDos,tiou.
Big commission and permanent %oES 70.
right men. Unless YOU have na2e eooo
do not call See Mr.. Meyer. Tribune
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALI. pEPARTMgNrs. AP- AIP,
ply READY FOR WORK Mt 3 n. NJ
AND I p, M DAILY. TROY LAUNOHA'
AL SOUTH sTH EAST,
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WANTED-FOR u, g. ARMY. ABI,E-
bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
is and S5; citizens OF United States of
good character and temperate habits.
VINO can speak, read and write English
language. For Information apply to re-
cruitlng officer. Walker bank bldg,
Main and 2nd SO. sts.. Salt Lake city.
Utah. 1ns76
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FOB RENT

For Rent-Houses uD,,,
s:I<- 1Is, ~>->--0-~->.~.>-,.
''lM .,.,,,,oM MOON MODERN. -, -
8 Wilh,n one block of 6Iy5s =. w
s. L. depot. Key at Sga, "sS Ss,, sSaa
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PERSONAL
DRESSMAKING

~~-~~--~~~--~-~~~~~-
AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTERS
school, 4lo T.. Broadway. Tlyland 1857
Cutters School of Dress making, k2256
DRES S SM AKINC
prices right: 534 So. Main. front suite
upStalrs, m%0SS
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TWO s-RoOM, THoRoTInmc
ern residences; sS and n ~
$50 per month each. fnou,,s x
ings & Trust Co. Hs ~
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
For Sale-Miscellaneous

A NO. / YOUNG JERSEY MILCu COW
fIyi3nd 1025-K. meI9,
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7-ROoM MOD. BRICK. TUpyl
South md West, Phone Was:
Inquire IS East End South
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EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM Gtkh
at once: Temple hotel, IL W. NJ ItIa7
pie. mllSf
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FOR RENT NpSs ):
sity. Call at 315 S, 1yts 1s ~
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4 AND GROOM MoDERN po,;,,
lent. Inquire 576 W Sth ~
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the u. :. marine corps. between the
ages of 10 and 35. Must be native born
or nave first papers. Monthly pay slh 10
S6e, Additional compensa tion possible
rood clothing, quarters and medical at
tendance free. After 80 years service can
retire with 70 per cent OF pay and allow
ances. Service on board ship and ashore
IN all parts of the world. Apply at y. S.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. 16S Main
st, Salt Lake CITY, Utah mis-
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LAUNDRIES

Liza ~
PALACE LAUNDRY co.
office 70 w. Second South, phone.
office 10 L.. Second South, Wasatch 1881.
Office 80 Il. Third South. Was 37l0.
Works 75S u. Fourth South Hyland 1852
and iIyland 562
Laundry brought TO offices saves 25
per cent,
No extra charge for one-dsy specials.
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms,


ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 1-ROOM,
strictly modern. home, including piano.
eos 3rd ave Call afternoons or phone
Wasatch jd6i-W mornings. m2l9o
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TYPEWRITERS

~-O~oO~-~~~~~>~<>~-~-~s~
WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
All makes repaired exchanged and sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, Sll
Walker Bank bldg. Phone 430. Estab
lishod 1904, o2187
BIGH-G GRADE TYPEWRTrERS or ALL
makes for sale rent. STEW ART
GI.EESON co. TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE. SO West 2nd South. C2S71
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WHERE TO STOP

~~---~~~-~-~-~--O--~----~-
LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST 1ST so,
200 rooms: rates. Soc. 40c and soc; mod
ern; baths, J5c nl339
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WILL BIG MILL RUN DAY
AND NIGHT THIS SUMMER?
This Means Much to the Business Men OF
LeayenwOrtf

Late yesterday evening the cheering
news was quietly whispered on the
street that about May 1st the big saw
mill of the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co.
would begin working night and day.
The reporter who brought in the news
could not trace the rumor to an author
itative source, but since it is so per-
sistently noised about there is reason
for believing it is true. The Echo
printed the statement OF the mill
authorities last week that the March
shipments of lumber exceeded all past
records. If shipments continue to the
end of this month as they have begun
the total will approximate 200 cars
very closely, which indicates the enor-
nous demand for lumber and indicates
that running the mill day and night is
necessary to supply the demand.
At this time the mill employs over
200 men and the weekly payroll is
over So, 1000. Running the mill day
and night practically means doubling
the payroll, thus doubling the demand
for all kinds of supplies. 1t also
means revival in logging operations,
which will add an additional $500 to
the weekly payroll. All this is most
cheering news and seems likely to
come true. Add the monthly railroad
payroll of $4,000 to the above
amounts and it makes quite snug
sum to turn loose in a town the size of
Leavenworth.