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DIES IN HIS ROOM
WITHOUT ATTENDANCE
specinI to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, June S.-W- D. Flint, believed
to hnve been prominently identified II
mining circles few years ago, was found
dead in his room lin tho Central hote
here at o'clock this afternoon. His
death, which was due to tuberculosis
evidently occurred during the night as
the proprietor, John Burnett, saw him
alive Friday evening
An effort to disguise his identity was
apparent from the fact that he registered
under the name Of J. Jones OF Salt Lake
City. His real name was found IN let
ters among his personal effects. These
letters, which were from Oakland, Cal,
showed that he had been engaged IN min
ing and probably at some time had been
wealthy,
Flint came to Ogden from Salt Lake
elght days ago. He apparently was about
4S yaarH old.
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Six O'Clock Closing Hour.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

special TO Tho Tribune.
BRNHAM CITY. June "a O'Clock cloaInx
nour mas occn inhuEurnted by the merchants
ana business men OF this city which IA N
tehc cnect on June H. Tho committee apnojnt
ca oy the business men have been busily an
soged for somo time In getting tho mnrchapis
signed up. and woro successful with tho eI-
cepuon or two nrrns ono n mont and 0rocorv
market and the other 4 foreign controI,cd mor
cantilo concern These two hrms Will Join the
others IN the early closing time. IL Is thought
soon a!tor II is fnnugurated. Tho now clos
ing time VIII oe permanent ell tho year round
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Recover Miners Body,

SrrllhT 10 TIC Tribunc-
BINGHAM. June s.-Af;or working for more
than seven hours Friday night and this raoroiur
ufoFkmsn ln the employ OF the II ghland noy
msns this morning managed cttricnte tho body
OF Hall Nattlch. 20 years OF age. Who wRx
buried alive In the mine about midnight Fri.
day.
Natrich. Who working in no. tunnel
I'm manner ioosened the tlmber, accord :
ing 10 the theory Of tho mine officials and the
earth c.ycd II him. His skull vas frar-
tursd and one arm broken
He leaves ajfo and children and n
father and mother. all OF whom residing al
hir old borae In Arruir
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BRASS MONEY IN PRISON,
Special to Tho Tribune.

CARSON CITY, Nov, Jun. s.-Rr,.. mo,,, .,
again oeing circulated within the walls OF the
NEVADA state prison. under tho wardcnship OF
GoorSc W. Covings who last monh replaced War
dom " "
Many 5oare ago. when no state laws allowed
gambling In the a,ato of Nevada brnss chcolta
OF various denominations used as n means
OF currency In tho pcnitcnt,ary. and tho pri.-
oncrs were allowed to use them as renrrsontinp
money which they had deposit with the
oIiiGnia OF the prison This led 10 gambling
WITHIN tho walls OF the pcnitentiory and finally
tno checks wero called In aud the systom dis
tow dayB ago the brass money was restored
ny order OF Warden Cowing. II is In The
sorm s,ra 95 brass checks with the words. Nevada
STATE Prison stamped them. and the checks
are for 8. 10. IS and 30 cents and 81 whether
inc return to this old time method viii prove
a success or tend TO encourage gambling as
cradle Interest. ~
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DIED

RQCk-At the Judge Mercy hospital.
MN June z. 1912, OF pulmonary ambolism,
Al. Rock and daughter of Mrs Nora
murray. born December II, 1888 I'm Den
yer. Colo. Funeral services Monday at
p. m, from the mission chapel of
Snderraker Joseph William Taylor. 21
South west Temple street Friends are
invited to attend, Interment in City
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Bearing Nixon s Body.
srocial 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. June s.-A special train carrying the
body OF Senator George s Nixon OF Ncvadn and
members oi the funeral passed through
ogden today the way 10 Reno New. Tho
train arrived over tho Uuiou Pacific at . O'Clock
this afternoon and here hut n fow minutes.
u ~opt west the southern Pacific. The
delegation accompanying the body consisted OF
Senators Scwlsnds. sSiicy Works, Hepburn.
Brown. curtis. Oliver Chamberlain. Swanson.
fldYk. Fall and AshuTst. and Representa-, ,ives
Robcrts LsnShaTn. Bosnian. Rnkcr Hamilton.
Dyer. Ruby. Could, Murray. Greene. Langley
and Youra
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Wife. Charges Desertiot.
Snrrial 10 Tho Trlbunc

OGDEN June s-AllcgiuE dslertion and failure
TO provide. Ellen Kelly hlod complaint IN me
disiric. court today for divorce from W. a
Kelly Il is represented In the complaint that
they werc married in this city sepeemecr g..
1902 Mrs. Kelly pToys for an Ehsolute decree
nI.,nony of SOS per month and tho restoration OF
her maiden name. Ellen Green.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM
Holmoerg pasture at 14th South and
redwood road, one light brown marc.
scar from wire out on left front foot,
no Visible brands. Notify Grand Union
Tea Co. 5s West 1st South. wasatch
olO3- Reward dSo9
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GROCERY SPECIAIs

~>N~>>~~~~-~-~>>~~ ~>>~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~-~0
2 LBS. BEST CREAMERY Br1
boc. cans apricots or peacAs.
! gal. can oatsup, l5c; boxes g
2oc; Q bottles catsup. I5c, raislrs
age, 1oc; s punches onions. Sc; & I
potatoes. 25c; lbs. fresh Utah !
45c; Hood River berries, q
per can, &c; chloride OF IL
four pounds spinach. 10c; tabasco
26c; 3 lbs. asparagus. 10c; fred
eggs, doz., 20c, . bars Cas,Ik
sc. 2 cans tell salmon. 25c; : por1
plant, 10c. 81 pounds head riot'
honey. h.. 10c; Wedding Brealds1
fee, 36c; compound lard. Is &c
los $1.06; lard. 5s zoe. los el.35; u|
lene soc; los $40, salt
pound. 1oc; Silver Gloss stasr>
4 largo salt herring. 15c; II ban|
Ing SOAP 25c: preserved n
can. 1oc: three packages d
SC; picnic hams, 12ic; large can p1
beans. 10c. good tea, ID. Csc: n:
pepper. spice peanut butter, b., 4
b. Naptha, Fairy. Crystal White,
soap, 25c: 3 pounds soda q,
ginger snaps. Lima beans. 25c; a
garlne, 20c: 2 gelatine. 15c; boloE-
10c; Quaker Oats, 10c, 4 lbs. Ia.
beans or brown beans. 25c. sour
at. 10c; good vinegar, eallo5.
good broom. 30c; Cream OF Whdt
good coffee, h., 25c. cans oystal
Seal Lyc. Spider's pork ard
Zoe; 4 new bloaters. 10c; gallon
soc: Eagle brand milk. 15c; Posllz|
al, zoe; corn, gloss starch, soda, ~
ing. any two for 15c, cereal cosa
lamp chimncyS. sc, six pounds
and. oat meal. 25c; six cans oil q
25c! M. ], B. coffee. 35c: Llpts:I
pound. Soc; two packages Com
15c: lbs. macaroni. loo; two S.A|
salt. 15c; 9 cans. large. milk. 2k
per sack. S6.05. ranch buttsr,
Borax washing compound. lSc;
l776. 10c; cocoanut. per lb., a;j
line. per gallon, 25c; 3 lbs. sugzf
lb. 50c cocoa for 53c; lbs sugn
lb. baking powder. 45c, Chlcasa
i16 West 1st South st.
NO PRIZES. But LOW PRICE,.
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Heart Disease Is Fatal.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. juno s.-Gushnjs Guunorson. aged 20
rcars. died at early hour this morning at
his residence 5io Twenty eighth street, from
heart disease. lie loascJ six children and seven
grandchildren
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Sues on Policy.

EpTclaI % INo TfIpuno.
OGDEN. June Sin an cnort 10 recover $1,000
on life insurance poiicJ by the late HAITI
\. Perry 3n the fraternal organization known
the ROYAL Hishlnndors. Lee D. Perry. ono
OF tho bcnohcizrios. and othen brought sui, In
rho district today. Tho policy was issuea
60 Mrs Perry February TO- iao3 when she
llTed al Alliance Ncb She eied at Gcndive.
Mont
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Given Promotion.


Special 10 Tie Tribune.
OGDEN Jure s.-Throush tho efforts OF z. w.
Shove. who has recently been promoted from
city passenger agent for the Hartman lines Ia
ogden to iot1, agent for .hc system. VIII
liam $. S,ocre. his assistant In the Ogden Of
fee. viii go to Butte depot ticket agent
for the Oregon Short Limo nnd Great Northern.
Hr. stccro has been in the employ OF ;ho Har-
rinI1r rknn
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Woman Laid at Rest.

Funeral services for Josephine Smith.
who shot herself In Bingham. were held
at noon yesterday at the Eber w Hail
niortuary chapel. The Rev. Bertron +,
Bronson OF the Rio Grande Baptist
church presided at the ob3equics. Burial
was In Mount Oiiyet
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New Teachers Named.
Special to Tho Tribune.

SptciaI 70 Tho TrDunc.
OGDEN juno Sat mcctinG OF the county
board Of education held today. new teachers
20 MI vacancies caused by tho failure OF former
appolntcss 10 sign contracts named as fol-
Ioss: Florence shicida Ada Sanders, MARGARET
Wright Molly Dee. Zinc Thechery. Emma miller
and hDna johnson.
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Two Suits for Divorce.

cp@cthI 10 Inc TTIbunf-
PROVO. Juno s.-TSo divorce osses were Aiec
IN the Fourth district court hero today bo,h
charging failure 10 provide and hAoituri I,to.,
icaion. Cora a. HogElrd asks 10 b, freed tom
SAMUEL HoEgarc. alleging that they wcrp mar.
RED at American Fork December 2s 1901 and
have three minor children In addition 10 ihs
diyoroc abe asks for SO a month alirnouy
isdxcl Richards alleges that abe and WIllsir
= Richards were married al Sconeld Utah
February a. l2io. aud have one child she
CHARGES that her husband has failed TO provId.
iho necessarIes Of life for the last ten montS,
sod has been inebrIated tho same length o,
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Special 20 Thc Tribune
OGDEN. June s.-some time .ast night the
Iofmrr e. Dinsdnic grocery Washington ave-
nuo pas entered BY burglars. Merchandise
valued at So ald So 50 In c9sh stolen. The
robbery reported the police.
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Bishop Will Preach.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. June s-The r.. B-v. r. g spald-
inE. o. D. bishop oi the Episcopal church Ia
Utah. %ill deliver sermon at tho Church Of
Abe Coed Shepherd nt II O'Clock tomorrow fore.
noon. owing 10 his extended trip through the
cast. Bishop SpaldirC vas unable 10 make his
ususl sprlng visit IN tie local church and, nj
the Invitation OF the pastor, the Rev W w
Fleetwood. consented To speak n, tomorrow 3
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CHINA DECORATING

~-~~~~~~~-~-o~o-~-~----~~
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
n East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lessons ce69
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Children S Day Plans.
isl 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN Juno S.-Thc annual childrens day of
the Presbyterian churches OF the country VII
he observed IN Ogden ht tho First Presbyterian
church tomorrow forenoon with programme and
snccial
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PAINTING & PAPERHANGING

81 PER ROOM AND. FURNISH PAPER,
Z, Sturm. shop 125 w. 1st So, p14l0
ALL KINDS or PAINTING AND TINT
ing, paperhang!ng. wallpaper clean
ing specially. Phone Wasatch 5014-W.
co62l
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FURS AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taNidermst line. Highest prices
paid for raw furs and Wild animals
r. Stencil Fur CO.. 81 L. 3rd So 90
years In Salt Lake. ao32s
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinements secluson. legal adoption,
Mrs. +. Phillips, 18th E. bet. 18th and
18th So, Sugar Sta. Hyland 123l-M.
n30S2
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LAWN MOWERS
DANCING

..--rN m
SoCIALS MONDAY, WEDNEsDoss5 Dos5
Saturday nights. Private ~ 81
lessons daily from 10 a. N. -
ideal Dancing Academy, 90
place. Csc couple. ladies i'sS
Union band.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE or SAFES AND
vaults always on hand, A few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shealv Safe Vault Co, II 2. o. place.
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SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART. ELOCUTION
and oratory by q, +. Gordon, late OF
Philadelphia School OF Dramatic Art. En-
Phone 99s aoTeo
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Haroldi, famous Polish violinist
Saitair, today, . clock.
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CLEANING AND DYEINC


SALT LAKE CLEANING co. AL so
Stale st Bell J82o. m2657
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PLUMBING AND HEAT

DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO.
ing and steam lltt!nG: tooomj
speciality: all work Guarans'eL
phones le2, LAS East End sVH~
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets, nll makes. G.. d. Lovett Foun-
dry a. N. ,7th West. Bell 23o4-K; Ind
1918. n230.
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HE1H

STRoCK's EMPLOYMENT AGENSa,, a,,
Hotel. restaurant and housenoio
Headquarters for laborefb. aea
So West 2nd South PnonoS o743
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT


j. Z. GODDARD. c. r.. A. AUDITING;
,ond general accountancy, 522 Mcintyre
bics. Wasatch ol6E C20S3
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NOTICE
BoNDs-INDUsTRIAL STOCKS

BUY OR SELL LOCAL SECtTRTTIES
on easy terms, Meyer. i07 Mcintyre,
d2o
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FIVE YOUNG MEM WITH BICYCLES;
GOOD wagas. steady employhserrt, 81 J,
chance TO leah telegraphy. W. u 5va1 Io,,
Co. hsef'
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND tnsss ItUn
ouEhpess characterize Utah uSno1n
college training Day and night oSSsI
now. Boston building hi
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NJ; J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGbNsGI !.
skilled and unskilled laborers cn,.
nlshed. 40 East 1st South. corner nsa
merciaL Bell phone 1888, Ind. eZa ~
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NO PRIZES, BUT LOW PRICE.
tor delivery, Success Groce'y.
w. 3o06
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YOUNG MAN STENoCp1n
sircs city position; good rssrhEEl
coll personally. Address n 's,rrsnc..
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JANITOR WANTED Ar ,r1,.<
a. 20 ant ISL F. ave- sro,O Cal wasatch : s5is ~
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HOUSE CLEANING

~>~N~N-~~~~--~~~-~-~O~-~
NATIONAL HOUSE AND CARPET
Cleaning Co, I39 East 1st South Paper
cleaning by experts. Phone Bell 1855,
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TWO EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPERS
solicitors. Apply circulation depannssr
ment, Evening Telegram. clooe
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

SPlREILA CQRSETS, ONE YEARS
guarantee Mrs Mann. Peery hotel
iiouiA' 70 d40i
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SKILLED AND UNsKILLED LAEosE- LAB sc
@ ers furnished: also hotel help iOa 1888
west Temple. Wasatch 686. hi'"'
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BOOK STORES

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
books. 20. & N" Book store. 10 E
2nd South Phone Wasatch 261S. p2s12
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GOVERNMENT WANTS PoSToFFICp
clerks; carriers; sS5 month; eEaminIas-
dons coming; coaching free. Fr1nknn
'' c15f7
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FIRST CLASS MACHINE
box factory Phone $40 W.As WMAs
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COLLECTOR WITH Wnr,r
hard accounts; best OF refo.El. Gee.
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE 6S EAST 1ST co. ;
250 roonns; rates. S5c 40c and 50c, mod :
ern: baths, 15c nl329
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sHEPPARDs EMPLOYMENT AGEsNI,rs
The Red Front" H. West 2nd o4i oSsin
Headanarters railroad md mining snf55a
Bell 1894 ei'7o
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FIFTEEN EXPERIENcED -
Ing goods and clothing oaiosrrus1
at store Monday morning be,nen
10 o'clock, Mullett- Kelly oo,n,ssa
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ONE FIRST CLASS PATTERN MAKER
at Western Foundry & Machine srns CO,
Ogden. Utah. uof1
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STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING,
SHIPPING

FURNITURE SHIPPED AT CUT
freight rates: list your shipments with
us: we can save you money Keyser
Fireproof Storage Co. THE Finest In
the West" o1706
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OLD FEATHERS.

MADE INTO WILLOW PLUMES; OLD
hats remodeled. soc. los South End
East. dSl2
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REWARD

. REWARD
information leading TO recovery Of horse
and buggy stolen from front Mission tho
ater June 4th
Bay mare, scar on right side, weight
LOO pounds; Studebaker buggy light
green running gear. without top.
fhone B. e. Smith, Hy. sos, 633 II, 7th
80. S11og
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING

--~~-~-~@-~O~---(~S~~~~>~~-
MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired. Salt Lake Mattress G. Mfg.
~. IhoncS 3-39. pl555
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. sASWE W.
rnent First Congregational church sie.
ger you a position free Of charge tss5
phoneS-Ind, 1868. Bell b822.
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BARBER WANTED; pvn,--
and desirable place. Peery 'iHN hosp
shop. 106 w. Bird South st H0'a
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FURRIER
KALSOMINING.

~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~-~
EXPERT KALSOMINING AND TINT
ing; wall paper cleaning: work guaran-
teed. insects eXtermipated Wasatch
36S7-W. Ask for VIM. Furrow dS2T
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flRsI-CLASs AS MARKER aND
Apply Murray laundry AND Son
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CHIROPRACTORs


CECIL & CECIL. CEIROPRACTORS.
Consultation free. 403 Utah Savings &.
trust ouiIdinS. dl3
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones, x29
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HEI1PlyR WANTED IN -
Main. '"hklin'a n
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ICE CREAM

KELLEY ICE CREAM co. SHIP ICE
cream and sherbets everywhere. Phone
1929 or address box 1T13 x2I2S
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DELIVERY BOY wTr11 -
F. OF Drug Co, cau MSorOCsYS1i
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SOLICITOR. SIS. CALL -.
and all classes bushes, UP bon
dress BIS. Tribune. housts'
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WANTED
WANTED-MhTn

=, - 0N--s-~----> ~A<lllP
CAN USE SEVERAL, S,-c>.~-.
steady sober Auatriany moRE 4
men not afraid of hard good IN
BIO. Tribune. l'o work. ~
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WANTED sITUAToN =,

ALL-ROUND COL. MAN co.,
tel, mining camp. boarding ~
yate family; best OF referenss. 'o,I
A-54, Tribune. Y
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KEY-FITTING
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

~~-~-~-~~~-~->>->-~-~~~~-~
DIR. ROBERT w, HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS go
kEARNS BLDG. a2959
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HAT FACTORY

LADIES' AND MEMS HATS CI,EASED
and reblockcd. Salt Lake Hat Factory
Wasatch 2707. 166 w. So Temple c1S1f
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OSTEOPATHY

~~~~~~~~>~N>N~~@-S~<~>~-
DR.. CLAUDE RIDDLE, OSTEOPATu
physician and surgeon; suite c10 Kearns
bldg Hours to o. c294T
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LOST-PAIR OF CLASSES IN BLACK
case last Sunday: either ST. Marks en-
ehearal or bet, there and sth Z. on First
South. Finder return to 1874 SO. 4th East
Reward Wasatch 31S9-W. d10S1
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A REWARD OF s1oo IS OFFERED BY
Hennger's Business College for one nr
their graduates that failed TO get POSI-
ton. School all summer. diAo
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BULLDOG, EARS NOT
cut, with collar and 1911 tax. Return
LEI attn ave. Reward, d1230
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE, OLD
est and best. Not a new concern. 20s-
9-10 Mcintyre Phones 5S7, s75I
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Store Is Robbed,

Special 10 Thc Tribune.
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COTTAGE ARCHITECTURE

T.. B. PHGPPEN.
Cottage Architect,
$50 McIntTre Bldg. COOS
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ACCORDIAN PLEATING
LIVERY STABLES


MCOY STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold
Phone 81 ol4I
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
LATIN GLASS.

STUDENTS DESIRING HELP IN LAT
in. call IT 10 :. 10th East VIII also
tutor In other branches di19I
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PERSONALS

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE;
phone 537 2o9-9-10 Mcintyre
building. Oldest. largest and best In ths
west e2S4f
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28
People in the News

In New York the first child was
born to James B. Duke, the tobacco
magnate, in his 57th year.
Alfred Gwynne. Vanderbilt is not
going to shake the dust of America
from his shoes and make his future
abode in England. Stories from New.
port said he was, but Vanderbilt says
no.
Guy H. Clark, 40 years old, former
director and cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Earlville, small town
in central New York, was arrested in
Portland on a charge of embeZzle-
ment of funds from the bank he found
ed.
Sidna Allen, leader of the Allen clan
which shot up the Carroll county court
at Hillsville, Va, last March, result
ing in the death of five persons, was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree and the jury fixed the penalty
at Is years in the penitentiary.
Gideon G. Bantz, connected with the
treasury department for 40 years, re
signed as assistant treasurer of the
United States at the request of Secre
tary MacVeagh. He will be succeed
ed by Christian S. Pearce, chief IL
the division of banks, loans and pos
tai savings.
Sir Edward Grey, the British for
eign minister, has declined to ap
proach Russia with view to secur
ing the withdrawal of the restrictions
placed on British Jews in that coun
try, on the ground that such actor
on the part of Great Britain would
lead to the termination Of the Russo
British treaty of commerce.