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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15
SUCCESS OF TRIP
TO PARK ASSURED
''Salt Lake, the Gate City to
Yellowstone Slogan of
Local Boosters.

More than 100 reservations have been
made TO date for the Commercial club 3
six days excursion TO the Yellowstone
National park. beginning next Sunday
evening at 7;l5 o'clock. when a special
train Will leave the Oregon Short Line
station carrying the eXcursionlsts to yell
lowstone station and returning To Salt
Lake from that point the following Sum
day at I:i0 In the morning,
'Snlt Lake. the Gate City TO Yellow
stone has been adopted thc official
slogan of the trip. and Will be used per-
manently in connection with future eX-
cursions to the park, These later trips
Will Include participants from outside
states. and under the official slogan are
expected 10 result In great amount oil
beneficial advertising for the city
The excursions committee OF the club,
headed by Charles Tying and VI. III. Bun
kins. have round II Necessary TO Unit the
number of eNcurslonists 10 l20 M order
tho excursionsts desire. 1t Is expected
that IN another day or two reservations
to the limited number will have been
made.
Those who make reservations will se-
cure their tickets al the Commercial club
Friday and Saturday. Tickets FOR the
trip will be sold only on these days. and
those who usually leave this part of their
arrangements until train time, arc urged
TO keep the rule in mind
The tour will iast sin days and WiI'
he more complete and novel than any
heretofore offered TO Yellowstone park,
That the excursion Will bc even more sue
cessful and beneficial than those previ-
ously conducted By the Commercial club
excursions committee is evidenced in the
number Of reservations that have been
made to date.
The excellence OF the tour has been
made possible largely through the CO.
operation OF The Wylle Permanent Camp
ing company, Instead OF the usual five
d1Ng' ihp ,lll nNcuTaIou VIII last
six days, the extra day tn he spent AT
the famous Upper Geyser basin, The eN-
cTsion is TO he real outing" exclu-
sivc OF all formal travel" which, it Is
believed, will give tho excursionists a
real opportunity to enjoy the many Won
ders and attractions Of the park
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SATURDAY, AUG "a, is
DATE FOR COMBAT

The baseball teams of the Transpor.
tatIon club and the Commercial club
will meet for what probably will be
the final game of their season Saturday
August 81. This was decided at u
stormy meeting at the Commercial club
last night, at which were present Dr.
New Hewett and Harry Johnson, man.
ager and captain Of the Commercial
club team. and E. r. Leis and Bert
Margetts, manager and captain of the
transportation club team. Other par.
ticulars of the big game were decided
at the meeting. 1t will be played on
the field inside the motordrome al
Wandamere and the game will be called
at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
Owing to the skill displayed at the
recent game at Lagoon by these teams
much interest has already been shown
IN the coming game. Captain Harry
johnson of the Commercial club team
has been offered some flattcrine induce
ments to leave before the second game
but Manager Hewett is holding him I'M.
der a three-year contract. 1T is prob.
able that an effort will be made by
both managers to snuggle in some out
side players. Manager Margetts holds
that anyone who can ride on tho rail
road without paying is eligible to play
in his team and this point is likely to
cause trouble. Both teams will be pro
vided with training tables and arc al
ready having practice twice every day
Carnival dav SaltaiT TODAY
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BIC DAY FOR MOOSE:
~ FAMOUS CAMP
Park City Lodge and Citizens
Are Royal Hosts for
Many Visitors.
Sperial TO Tho Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. Aug. 1A.-Today was
Moose day in Park City. and better
time was never enjoyed by the men who
wear horns .han was had by them in
this mountain city. Nothing but words
Of well wishes for the local lodge ot
Moose and the citizens of Park City was
heard ali day long from tho visiting
delegations from Salt Lake, Ogden and
Eureka.
The crowd began to arrive on the
at 1890 a. m. and about thirty minutes
later the special train came with six
loaded coaches, and from then on IT was
one big day" and the 500 out town
thing that could be done for them by
the local Moose members In the way OF
entertainment was cheerfully done.
The incoming trains were met at the
station by the Park City Military band,
and the Salt Lake lodge brought Held
band, so there was music galore all DAY
long.
order: Marshal Of the day, Dr. u; r.
IeCompte, Moose day queen In carriage
with her eight maids; visiting moose
marching. Park City yy,,t,nM band and the local
After the parade and the address , of
welcome, local Dictator F, L. MeNally
placed the crown upon the the head i'd OF Mss Mss
chosen queen OF the Moose day. and FOR
the remainder of the time at both the
the evening she presided. Her maids
were the Misses Anna Wilson, Laura
TIuddy, Mae Fernette. Florence Fernette,
Enid Riley, Ethel West. Theresa Quinn
and Eleanorc Wright.
The next feature of the days enter
talnment was the barbecue on the Mar
sac grounds. where variety OF meats
was served and more than two thousand
people were fed.
Sports of all kinds were held on Main
street and during the day musical con,
certs were given by the Held band ana
the Park City band.
The days festivities Were brought TO
a close with a ball in the Rasband nan.
which proved to be one OF the most
pleasant events OF the celebration.
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SPECIAL EDITION
OF IRRIGATION ACE

n. H. Anderson. publisher of the Irri-
CATION Age and other books and papers
on irrigation and engineering, was q
Salt Lake City visitor yesterday. He
came In from Idaho over the Oregon
Short Line after tour or the southern
part of the Gem state In company with
|. Is. Perrine. traffic manager OF the
Idaho Southern railway and owner Of the
famous Blue Lakes fruit farms at Twin
Falls. Idaho.
IL found tho general conditions in
Idaho to be so per cent better than
they were a yenr ago" said Mr.. Ander-
son. II am gathering data for special
edition of our magazine, which VIII be
devoted to the Irrigation congress that
Is to be held In Salt Lake City this
fall. ] am always interested in and at
tend the Irrigation congress each year
Sacramento four years ago. The special
edition that We are working on will be
issued August %
The e p: NJ. Ferry GO, company ia,S1 Of De, sn
the vicinity of Twin Falls this season
IL furnished seed garden peas sufficient
TO plant 600 acres and at the same time
contracted for the crop at $50 ton
Those taking advantage OF tho oppor-
tupiiy will realize about SO ton from
their land. In addition to the advantage
OF the pea vines for fertilizing.
among other things today, l made
arrangements with August II: Voseler
OF this city for a monthly article for the
Age. This will be largely on the culture
of different seeds in Utah, with view
TO getting the farmers and gardeners In
terested in raising their own seed,
II called upon Clesson S. Kinney this
afternoon and looked over some OF the
proofs OF the work that he is preparing
on Irrigation law. 1t Is a great work
and the demand for 1t when completed
will be large,
The Irrigation Age. which is pub.
lished in Chicago, monthly. Is inc oloeSt
magazine of It's kind In the world. 1t
was firsf Issued in 1885 and has been
published under the personal direction oil
Mr. Anderson for the past fifteen years.
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ATTACKED, BEATEN,
ON HIS ROAD HOME
Real Estate Man of Provo AS
saulted; One Assailant Con-
fesses; Shields Companions.
To Ihn Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. IA. II DeLonc, q
real estate man. WAS assaulted last night
about $50 BY three men, one OF whom
he Identified as "Dick' Kirkwood Mr..
DeLong. accompanied by William Spirou
was walking north on Academy avenue
when tho three men came running up and
commenced beating Mr.. DeLong. Seeing
that DeLong was about to be severely
injured Sirou fired pistol shot. which
fright encd the men and they disappeared.
The matter WAS reported to the police
and Kirlswood was arrested and locked
up.
Kirkwood denied any knowledge of the
affair until this morning, when he con-
fessed TO the assault. but refused 10 tell
who his companions were. The man un-
der arrest says that DcI.ong had ipsuted
him few days ago and he adopted
that method OF getting even. DeLonS
was considerably bruised about the head
but Is able to be about today.
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One-Fare Rates.

An agreement has been entered into,
according TO a statement by r. c, Peck,
general passenger agent for the Salt Lake
Route, whereby the different roads en-
the round trip To convention delegates
who visit Salt Lake City to any point In
Utah. The action has been taken to In
duce those coming mere TO attend con-
ventions 10 see the wonderful resources
OF Utah. Most OF the convention excur-
sions allow the delegates from So to ~
days in Utah and the iuducement 10 take
side trips Is sure To be utilized.
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HARLO OWN this city. August Il, Roy
Albert Harlow, aged I year, beloved son
of Mr., and Mrs. f. w, Halow. 60S South
Second West street. Body at ODonncl &
Co s undertaking establishment. Funeral
notice later
YERK-In this city August IL, 1912,
Louis Ycrk. In his sd year. Funeral
will be held today at 10 o'clock from
the Qualtrough-A Company funeral
parlors. 544 South Main. lnterment in
b mai ISRAEL cemetery
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Holding Conference.

w H. Bancroft. vice president and gem
cral manager OF the oregon Short Line.
Will return from Island Park. Idaho. Sat
uIday. after a conference there with
Judge Robert s. Lovett. chairman OF the
executive board OF the Hartman lines
and A. l.. Mohler. president Of the Union
Pacific and the Oregon Short Line. Judge
Lovctt VIII 90 west over tho Oregon Short
Line and Mr.. Mohlcr will return direct
10 Omaha. Judge Loyctt may visit Salt
Lake City on his return east after trip
20 the coast.
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Trains TO Be Restored.

The passenger department OF the Salt
Lake Route has made arrangements TO
nut back into service trains No. and
No. 4 on that road about October 1, This
Will mean much to the people OF Utah,
especially in view of the fact that stops
will hereafter be made at all of the more
important towns In southern utah. NO
plans have been made. or considered. re-
gnrding the installation of train dc
luxe on the Salt Lake Route. according
TO statements made last night by t. g
Peck. general passenger agent. and }. n
Manderfeld assistant general freight and
passenger agent OF the Salt Lake Route
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SPECIAL sTocKAoLDERs' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that Il specia!
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Duluth
& Utah Development company. n corpora
tion OF Utah. Is hereby called TO be held
and Same will be held at the office OF
w. M Bradley. i05 Felt building. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Saturday. August 81
1912. at o'clock y. OF that day. FOR
the purpose OF voting TO amend and
amending the articles OF incorporation OF
the company b. reducing the capitaliza-
ton OF the company from 100000 to sl0.-
600 and the par value OF each snare OF
stock from $40 10 20 cents
r. ]. RADDATZ, President.
Dated August 8, 1912. 1883
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Via D. & 3, G.. Every Sunday.

Provo Canyon, $500 4. m. sl.25
Ogden, 1o:35 z, M, 1910 p. m,
2:35 p. m. ........... 100
Geneva {Utah lakc). 500 a. m.. l.25
Pharaoh's Glen. $50 a. m..f- so
Bingham, 7:45 a, NJ. 2:45 p. m... 100
Trout and chicken dinners ut Upper
Falls resort in Provo canyon. Special
train leaves Salt Lake for Provo can
yon points at $40 a. M, and returning
leaves Wildwood, 500 ., M; Upper
Falls, 6:15 .. m; Provo, 1885 p. m.,
arriving Salt Lake, 9:2O D. IN.
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MerrY1rlaker Stabbed.

Dancing carnival Saltair tonight.
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CHEYENNE. wyo.. Aug. H.-Because
he attempted TO rub a feather tickier IN
the face of a young woman on CROWDED
street filed with mcrrymakers at the
Rogers, of South Platte Neb., lies dying
nj hospital. The escort OF the Young
woman resisted the attentions OF Rogers
and stabbed him over the heart
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SHOE PARLORS

PAIlMOJTIST SHOE PAkL,SGn
location. 3rd floor Scott o''s'
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In Railroad World
WILL NOT ElECTRlFG.
Denver & Rio Grande Abandons Plan ro
Soldier Section Of Line.

Soldier SeCtloU OF N''e'
The management OF the Denver & Kio
Grande has decided to abandon Inc pldr'
Ia electrify the road over Soldiers s sum, :,
nit. according to information received
here yesterday. The plan. which was au-
yanced by President 3. F. Bush, OF tne
road, was considered To be moneys saw
ing proposition. The engineers who first
trIfcation in view expressed the belief
that this could be done with compare
lively small cost and would effect say
Ing OF Il million dollars every year to the
company.
The Telluride Power company. how
ever, would not furnish the necessary
power at the estimated cost, which was
seven -eighths OF a cent a kiiowatt. Plans
FOR the building of a hydro electric plant
were then considered but IT was decided
that the cost of this would be greater
than the building OF detour, ON wnieh
work is already under way. II is est-
mated that the reduction OF the grade
from per cent to . per cent Will make
an annual saving OF 100000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-15

Robert W. Herter, Lawrenceville,
Mo. who had been bothered with kid
ney trouble for two years, says:
tried three different kinds Of kidney
pills but with no relief. Ny neighbor
.old me to use Foley Kidney Pills. L
took three bottles of them, and got
permanent cure. recommend them
70 everybody Schramm-J ohnson,
Drugs
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Irish Has Appendicitis.

l., j. Irish. OF the Hartman city ticket
office. was stricken With an attack Of
appendicitis yesterday and taken to the
Latter day Saints hospital where he was
reported 10 be resting more easily last
night. He will submit to an operation
TODAY.
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WANTED
HANTgp-FEMALE HELP


THE NUMBER OF WELL-PAlD ST
oBraphio positions we filed last week
emphasizes the well-known fact that Hnen
an employer wants good stenographer ne
calls upon the Remington Typewriter
company's employment department You
are invited to make use OF the free serv-
Ices OF this department. 172 so. West
Temple st. fl3a3
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Teachers and Summer Excursions East

Chicago and return, $500; st. Paul
and Minneapolis and return, $500,
Dates of sale, August 10th, 23rd, 3lst,
September 18th, 9TH: final return limit,
October 3lst, Diverse routes via the
Chicago g. Northwestern railway For
particulars address c. :. Walker, Gen
eral Agent. 3l7 Main Street, Salt Lake
City, Utah
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

<~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>c~<~~~~
BURNS-Funeral services ovor the re-
mains OF Ollie O. Burns. who died In
this city August 13 1912. WIN be held
from O'Donnell &; Co.'S chapel 225-2 227
South West Temple. Friday. August 16
1912. at 10 a. m. 1nterment Mount Oil
vet cemetery
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New Corporations
rll,d wItn ,ho counly olcrk

Filed with Tho county ocTk:
Reed Investment company OF Salt Lake 6led
amondmcn' Increasing its capital stock from,
$50 600 20 500 900.
Utah Black Marble company or Salt Laso, 0led
amendments changing i,s name TO the Utah
Black Marble E5 Constr,ctlon company. incross-
in6 It's powers. .,1 npi,al stock from 800 900
so 81. 900 900 and its directorate from tvo nine
w. D. Fitzgerald is tho president OF tho con
Germ and e. / GoT the seerctury.
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MEN WANTED AT MOUTH OF BIG
Cottonwood canyon. Inquire AT works
or call Wasatch $40, Enoch Smith. con-
tractor,
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ROTICE


LOOK HERE-lF YOU WANT TO CURE
canker use Hail. cauker and diplthe-,a
remedy, Sold by all druggists. a2056
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. NJ
AND P. II. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRr'
i3l so. 9Th EAST.
-osaf
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY PROBkBbI FNIU-
Comparative weather data at salt Lake City.
angust ii 1912:
Highest temperature today was So des-ees:
highest IN ths month slncc 1874 1ol dcErcos
lowest last night was 50 degrees: lowest thia
month sioce 1874 a degrees; mem tempcr-
s7ure for today was rs degrees, normal 7s
degrees: Accumulated deficiency since the 6rst
ui the month s. li degrees; accumulated def
cheney nincc January Is q d,grcos.
Relative humidity II a. m. today was 5s
rcr cent: relative humidity at p. m. today
Nss 81 per cent
Total precipitation for the twenty four hours
ending ht p. m. noue total for this
month To date Is 20 OF inch: accumulated
deficiency for this month to date is .os OF an
inch. Total precipitation sinoc January 10 dnto
Is II 35- inches. accumulated excess since jan
usry / is 10 iucheo.
Sun rises 5:35 a m; sctc 1;2T p. H.. Au-
gus, Is. 1872.
Tro l,;o hapdo SaIja;r .opiohf
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Two big bands ssltair tonight.
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WANTED
WANTED--MALE HELP

letter. carriers, Salt Lake city Boys
ever I8 and bright young men easily
qualify by evening work. short time Po-
siions permanent: yearly promotion; en-
trance examination November. Bring
parent with YOU. See mediately Tor
successful coaching. Mr.. Hof. Io9 Boston
bldg. flbIA
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VETERINARY SCHOOt
ADDING MACHINEs

TIIE GREAT DALTON MACH
more work, better work. 60 q
Soc IL at Pembrokes. 22-4 EA''
way. Salt Lake,
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WANTED - SEVERAL CLERKS OR
bright boys over Is. Immediately uo
coach for postoffIcc clerks or letter car-
riers. Entrance examination Novenloer'
Good beginning salary; yearly pronotlon
Immediate action necessary. Bring your
ION bldg fI5T3
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Continuous dancing saltair tonight,
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WANTED TO BORROW

a LOAN OF 500. GOOD SECURITY.
Addrss L-l6. Tribune. U557
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CUT FLOWERS

S~~~~@~-~~~-~~>~~~-~~>
THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
PA e. End So. Phone 37 o297
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DIED

Carnival dav Saltair today.
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YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER TO
learn Tho electric business; a business
school graduate preferred, S. l.. Elect.
SupplV Co 1881
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CHIROPRACTORs

CECIL. e. CECIL. CHIROPRACTORS
Consultation free. 403 Utah Savings &
Trust building. f16
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY -
Hotel restaurant and household nelp'
Headquarters for laborers.
65 West End South Phones 464:
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GIRL ABOUT 10 FOR GENERAL
houseworls. Call mornings. 5S2 South
Bird East. fi4Sl
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KEY FITTING

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK BICY-
Gle Supply Co. Phone Boil 1928. U76i
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FJRs AND TAX1DERMrsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taXidermist line Store furs dur
ing summer. clean. repair re-dye and re-
model at cut rates; % years in Salt Lake
City. r. Stencil Fur Co., 81 L. 3rd South
street fi67l
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HUDDART FLORAL CO, 62 so MAIN
st. Phone 106 Cut flowers and fu-
neral DESIGNS. n1632
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRN1sHED

THREE-ROOM MODERN TERRACE.
two disappearing beds buiit-in dresser
and combination coal and gas range. 6th
So: and 9Th East, SIS per mo. Phone :,
Hylnnd o23-W. n360
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-MONOGRAM FIGURED RING.
Reward $40. Return to Hotel Utah.
f12e6
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAs. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass: chippod glass and painted, Both
phones. Ms
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
eral housework In family OF two. Wa
satch 354S-M. f1205
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WOMAN COOK. SMALL HOTEL. NEW.

WANTED, 100 WOMEN AND GIRLS FOX
pleasant. profitable employment lastng
only Il few days. Publicity proposition
Apply only between and p m. room
GIT Templcton bldg. Students especially
desired. flo92
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT
Carpet cleaning done. c; d. Bates EIec-
trio Co. 22i Atlas. Wasatch 2T2S. e993
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WANTED-GooD LIVE SALBSMEN
10 sell insurance for the Aetna Lite
Insurance company, in the state OF Utan:
Good contracts for men who can SNOW
results. Address G. Ed Moss, manager
i0l5 Boston bldg. Salt Lake City. Utan; Utaan,
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5-RooM. STRICTLY MoDEps
nlshed house for the GUNNER
inony place. No children.
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NO Al SOLICITORS. WE FURNISH
lends Good commission Apply 327
Judge bldg, between and II a, m, m;
Aug. IL. iioo'
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OVERALL LAUNDRY


UNION OVERALL LAUNDRY. WA
satch 1897. Plain, 25c; starch. iron.
25c. Yes. We mend. e1s4S
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WANTED-To RENT

MODERN FTYE-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment with sleeping porch Ad
dress LII, Tribune. fl5o2
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wANTED-ACTIvE MEN TO SELL
groceries. wholesale, to the consurhe
Exclusive territory, Good commissions
For particulars write Edgar Jones Coih-
pspy. S3S 25th stree, Ogden. utah. 40
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FOR RENT

SIX-ROOM FURNISHED uoY,
rent to responsible people, ar
for sale by piece or lot. Appiv
South. Nr-S
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f1sob

WANTED-coLONIzA MAN W!TH
experience to handle the sale OF ciI1u'
rtda. One with ar, organization preferred
Very liberal contract Can earn $1,000 IN
commissions monthly W. J. Howeg
Co. New York Life bldg, Kansas S,,y Sn,sys
Mo. e2ios