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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Eureka G.. o. 2. Primaries

EUREKA. Sept. 2f.-Ropuollchn primaries v-o
held hore tonight for tho selection OF dolcgntc-s
10 tho county eonrention 10 DO hold 10 ibis city
next THURSDAY. Jsmoa D. Stack T1s chairman n
or IN. meeting aud n A. Lindsay secrt-
t,ry. The following delegates vcro chosen: l..
A. Minor. Joseph Mcknight, Joseph MItiueau.
Charles Zabrtsk!e. Herbert Hopper. William J.,
Treronnips james o. Stack William Kite. John
Alien T. !. Honroid snd Frank Barrett.
4 A. Lindsay nominated for Justice ~
the pcnco and John Harris for constable.
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INCREASE
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS

PARIS. Sept. 21.-The alarming in
crease IN the number OF automobile accl-
dents has led the minister OF public
works TO urge the magistrates to i-augu-
rate morr energetic prosecution OF Yio-
lations OF tho laws governing automo-
biles.
The French government plans n moro
elaborate examination OF persons seeking
drivers licenses and II also is considering
tho wisdom OF withdrawing licenses tenn
porarily or permanently In the ceso OF
serious or repeated accidents.
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Spanish Fork Primaries.
pscisl 10 he Tribune.

Special 70 he rrioUna
SPANISH Pork. Sept 2l-PrtuArf-4 -e-,
h.id here tbs svealas to- .hs reloe;Ioa o. dslo-
gates 10 The Utah county Republican coayca-
tiou. Which win 30 held AZ sp5;nKyiiis next
wednesfaT. The tolioEi ing chossn: David
@. HobcErSon. Herbert Snail. y. q Levin J. r
Greer. Amman ruttid Eras,us. Hsns-n Elias
Hanrsz. RodsT!ok Nsttisy George A. Hick-
Margsr-. Ludlow. olea r. LoWit. -. p Peter
son. Nrs- 4 d. Rookhiii. Thonn wAroe- Dr.
n O. EtodeArd. Frvd Dart, ByTpa srsll. 0<orxo
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Cache County Republicans.

LOGAN. Sept, zI.-The Republican
county convention held here this after
noon named the following ticket:
Reprcsentauves-FTed G. Taylor. Low
iston; u. NJ. Bicknore. Paradise; Ras
Rasmussen, Logan.
sioners-Fcur-yea term, TT. III.
Jensen, Hyrun: two-ycsr torn, John
Quayle. Logan.
Sherirr-Niels Carlson. Logan.
Record er-OIrs. Mary r. Hansen, Lo-
gan
Treasurer-wIlIlam Merrill, Richmond,
Assessor-Heber G.. Parker, Wellsyllle.
Artoru ey-A Z. Bowen, Logan.
Surveyor-Roy BulIcn, Logan
Chairman county connittce--H. A.
Peterson, Logan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
LEAVES CHILD TO MOURN,
Funeral Services for Mrs. Alfred Adams
Are Largely Attended.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Sept 2L-FunaraI
services for Mrs. Alfred Adams, whose
death occurred Thursday, wero held In
the First ward I. y. s. chapel this after
noon az o'clock. Bishop James 7. Gard
ner presid!ng. Thore was a large attend
ancc OF friends and relatives. both from
here and Pleasant Grove. 4 number O!
speakers paid tribute 20 the useful life
OF the decedeut- Tho floral o.ferine Is
were many and beautiful. Mrs Adams
WAS the daughter OF Andrew and Amelia
Thompson OF Pleasant Grove and was
born In that city January Z. 1889. She
was married 20 Alfred Adams OF this city
in March. 1909. Her husband and one
child. little girl years OF age survive
her. Interrnont took place in ihe City
cemetery.
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DIED

NHUdH-1n this city. september 20,
Thomas Patrick McHugh. The funeral
services will be held In Belo!t, Kan, to
which place the body will be shipped this
afternoon. Friends wishing TO view the
remains may do so from Il 20 o'clock
today At the Qualtrough- Alicott funeral
pnrlors. 544 South Main street.
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Climb Ogden Peak.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 2I-Ths members ~ th- &c
oloSy class at ths Weber academy have decided
TO combine mountain climbing with their soIcu-
uhc work delegation OF the Young 1oolo-
gists. accompanied by several rnembers OF IA.
fnculty. spent the day IN an ascent o. Ogden
peak Those In tho party Principal W W.
Hendefuoa. Or. J. G. Lind. Nr. and Mru Leroy
Z. Covles. w. o. Ridges. Charles e. Barrett
Lottie II. kunr. Pearl CrnGun Ida A. shrut-
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Utah County Teachers.

PROVO, Sept 3i-rhs Clah County Teachers
Institute wzA held here today IN the q. Z. uui-
ve-stiy. and The exercise, ws-s presiccd
By County SppeTi5tondent OF Schools J. Preston
Greer. Dr.. Z. A. Winzh'r OF Boston. editor n,
The New England Journal os Eduehiiou. All
dressed tns teachers thi, forenoon, his subject
being Efficiency IL EGpcstlou.''
In TIRE Afternoon Prof Howard p Dr;gRs o,
Ogden i-c,urct On "socihiiri>s LAnEunxs"
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New Picking Plant.


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept .i.-oSdcn Is in iins tor
othc- large picking spd preserving plant. 30
cogdinE tho report which accompanies 'hs
transaction O! real cstAts deal which Give
tho Goddard Picking 4 Preserving company 81
most two acres o.! ground ~ TNcnticth street
and Lincoln OinccB ot thr company
state that large factory will be erected on the
site early season.
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A Record Temperature.

SptVIhT TO Tie Irlhuho.
OGDEN. Sept. :l-Tbo lowest temperature 81
tho present sohsoo recorded Huutnyille
last nigh. vhoo the mercury dropped To Is de-
EreeJ above THIS ~ also tho lowest Sep
tcmher tempcrAture In tho valley for several
yesrR past. As almost all Of the crops have
been harvested thcro vas very little damage.
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Republican Women Meet.


SptEIaI 70 TN IT1bun'.
OGDEN. Sept .i.--County Clerk Samuel q.
Dye. District Attorney L. =. HulsnisN and Mrs
Evelyn West vers The speakers at the meeting
ot tho Womens Republican club o, Weber coun-
~ this afternoon. Mrs. ]. {. Syc elected
Ars; vice president to sll the vacancy caused
BY TIE rcsisn,tion O, Dr.. Anna Ries Fluiey. and
MTB Fred Chambers elected second vice
president IN addition to those already named.
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g Lewis. CLAYTON Hech, Thomar Jarvis. Brror
Tuttle. MI. Luelld Jones. LELAND coIoru Perry
4. Thomsr, Alma Hale. T. y. Slelsoo, A. z.
Nielsen. Frstt Thonss, EPhrslm Rovo A. VI.
Jones, George u1le. Noil Dahle Dr. Allen,
Crosswell Blackburn. Jnmc1 Nielsen. j, ". H..
St0bbins npd T. II. Jones.
Mol Dehle nominated fo- tho Office OF
justice OF ths peace and Joseph Chsttle for
tah1
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Sermons On Influence.

SpcrIRl % The TFibure.
OGDEN, Sent. .i-Tho Rev John T. Carver.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church. has
ranged q series Of urou The Develop
nseut OF Influence the 6rst 10 be given tomoF
row evening" Tho subject, considered In four
sc-noas Will be: The Finding OF Influence,
The Using OF innuenco The Maintaining ot
rnnuonoe'' sud Tho C,lmiaatiou OF Influence
Tho application Will b, TO the trends ~ llto To-
eay wherein tho influence OF truc lifo eau be
most e1sciiva
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Seeks Missing Brother .


SpecIaI 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 21.-Judro w II R,sdcr Of the
municipal court has received a letter from Nr1,
NJ NeCSMcy. 3o Classin avenue Brooklyn, who
In seeking Information concerning hor brother,
james G. Rnce. She states that the relative Is
miner and that they hare not heard from
him In three years. Ths last letter received
from him written In Ogden
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Provo Citizen Dies.
sroclai % Ihs nf5ua.

PROVO. se7t G--Aih.rt whhe 4T yssru old
unmarried. dlei here this morning Of B-fShtn
diseESa He vGn bora IN Provo Aua bad lived
oers portion of hs lka ssTsra broshars aud
sister. besides uuns-o1a Other relatives var-
vtvo hin- Funeral services viii Be held q tie
Inird ~1rd oesttnE house su.anyi TIE hour
h.s rot Ye: ten eEeA.
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Stores Observe Holiday.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 2I.-on account o, the t,st o,
rom Kippur, important event in tho JoHi ieh
calendar. several OF tho clothing and dry roodp
stores ~ tho city closed from pupdovn
last night until Sundovn this evening. To tho
orthodox Jcw this period is observed with tast-
ing
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Grasscock Recovering.
Special 10 The Trlhui

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept -l-C. G Glxsscock thc South
Pacific brakeman who sustained serious In
juros IN automobile accident last Wednesday.
Sss able 10 leave tho Brigham City hospital aud
return 10 Ogden to-day He sustained slight
fracture OF the skull when pitched headIong from
driven b- Oscar Randall
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FUNERAL NOTICE

~~~"~~~~~~|~~~~~~--@~
LUKE-The funeral services over tho re-
mains OF Emily ]. Luke, aged 40 years,
wife Of tho late Benjamin r. Luke. will
be held today Sunday at $3.50 p. m. from
tho Thirty-drst ward chapel. Friends are
lily residence, 921 Eighth East street, from
12 to p, m 1nterment In City ceue-
terry,
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Gets Sixty Days.

Sp-tial - The TEie1ne.
ooDEs. Sept I'D. A. suai,h's plan ,or re-
spcinG the high ecst ot iistnx cit pos mssi
With TIE approval Q. judge ". ". Raader today
s-e Re sentsao-t 20 siIty eIyI In tAs city
iaii. sni,A. according - ia police rtois
10 tsEEv bsionEiHE 20 A. J. ChAmhsriSin Is,
TrrcutT- arr street sst Eoii the rshicis a
s>cost-hsud t.aisr for % ocala.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Enter Sewers Contest

Miss Alta J0hnsoa Of Rlchseid has b4on en-
tered IN TIE cotte1t for n candidate ssr maid q.
hgrnr trorn seyieT eUG,y .o- the queen o. thc
National Irrigation ooagre-s 10 ee hnla IN salt
Laka NanT o, hsT frieneE predict TIA. az.
VII - ebolcn. Niss Leah Brown and Miss Ecaa
Maasc1. ho,A Of sslips are also esadidasss IN sne
contest
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Fail to Organize.


SPecihl 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept sL-Aithough twenty women at
tended the nesting, effort made tbis
afternoon TO perfect Organization o. the Won
ep'r Progressive club OF Weber county The
meeting WIN hold Et thu otfco OF Or. Anna RIes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Ogden sportsmen Busy.

Rrscisi 20 The 1ritgrs-
OGDEN. sept -L-in order that ooaditi,u- may
bs tr,>e a. fGvurahis Tcs1lhia brfor- tha
-r,cins - The furk sea cccohs- = RE
sFurta-ss1 - this city making al effort 10
hsvs tks sia.a fsh and Eaz. vardsa orpsod
rpus q tue contirEsut funts q, clearing tAs
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One Marriage License.

Special 10 Tho Tdbuns.
OGDEN; Sept IA marriage lcous. was
granted D? County Clerk Samuel q. Dys today
20 Alfred Daniel and Miss Edith z. Msy both
OF Ogden.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE SINCERELY THANK THE MANY
friends who 10 kindly assisted US IN our
recent bereavement and for tho beautiful
floral offerings.
MRS. EwIN AND CHILDREN.
-ooep
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en's RspubIisan club o.: wee~r county. Tntor-
| nal addresses delivered By Or. Finley end
others OF thcse present. but tho elestlon or OF.
hce-s was POSTPONED until next Saturday. at
such tins q speriai meeting may be called,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-22
Quarrel Over Children.

A domestic quarrel regarding the GUS
tody OF the couples three children Is be-
lieved 20 have lead TO tho cutting. which
occurred IN room 20 OF the Bennett block.
Grant avenue and Twenty-slNth street, at
10 o'clock this forenoon The police de-
clare that both had boen drinking.
Harry Gately. who was arranging
tour for tho woman, had just left the room
this morning when no heard Mrs. Tottey
scream for help. 4 moment later she
staggered into the hall with blood stream
Ing from her throat. She fell TO the floor
upon reaching the hall and Gatcly sum-
rnoned the police. They found tho woman
half crazcd from the effects or the attack
and owing TO her strength II required
threo men 20 place her IN the ambulance.
Tottey was found IN the room. lying on
the bed. There wes scarcely an article
IN the room which had escaped the shower
OF blood which flowed from the woman
wounds during her battle with tho man.
The husband wan unconscious when placed
In the ambulance. IL tho desperate en-
counter between the two people the handle
OF the razor had been brokon OF md
large pieoe broken from the blade.
The woman did not lose consciousness
NJ any time telling tho officers that they
were to notify J. II, Tottey, Sr.. In Nash
vile, Tenn. IN case either of them died.
She was hystericsl until assured that her
husband was not dead. Although both
Gashes on her neck ara more than four
Inches IN length. Mrs. Tottey's condition
IS not serious according TO the physicians.
AZ the hospital tonight the man was re-
ported as IN a critical condition.
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ATTEMPTS MURDER.
THEN TRIES SUICIDE
Neither Effort of Ogden Man
Is Successful, Owing to
Strength of Wife.
DISPUTE OVER CHILDREN
Woman Wrestler and Hus-
band, In Serious Condition,
in Ogden Hospital.
DISPUTE OVER CHILDREN
Gpecde1 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. Sept 2I-An unsuccessful at
tempt at murder and suicide occurred In
this city today when J. r Tottey. Jr.
acas Edward Dale. slashed his wife's neck
with a razor and, believing that he had
killed her. Eashed his own throat with tho
same weapon. Tho woman Will recover
bus Tottey's condition II regarded as cH-
+remely dangerous. Both are at the Dee
hospital
Mrs. Tottey, known TO the public as
Miss Sophia Dale. 10 a wrestler. Sho ap-
peared IN that role only last night when
she participated IN the contests ut tho
aymory. II was her ability In the ath-
Ietio line that probably saved her life this
morning, for she succeeded IN freeing her
self from her husband before no could In
dict fatal injuries. She received two long
6ashes, ono on the back OF her neck and
the other across tho throat. Tottey drew
tho blade across his throat from ear 70
ear. but neither OF the Jugular veins were
severed and this fact may save his HE.
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RANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

OF Salt LAKE Nltys
Foreign exchange; travellers cheques.
interest paid on time and savings de-
poslts: your account. large or ANAL, will
receive careful attention IL Il. Clark
president. John ]. DAILY, Wee pres!d ent;
A. A. Peabody. cashier,
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Couple Are Divorced.

Mrs. TotteJ Was granted divorce from
her husband several years ago aud OBJ
fajned tho custody OF three children, who
are now being cared for by a relative In
Fort Worth, Tex. Since the divorce was
granted tho wife has beon supporting her
eolf and children by appearing IN public
es the champion woman wrestler OF the
world During her two weeks stay IN
Ogden she had been doing a vaudeville
act at the Peoples theater on Twenty
nfth street. She came hero from Salt
Lake. and previous to that tims there
FaB g. partial reconciliation between her
self and husband. But sho feared that
he was merely endesvorin6 20 secure pos
seUDion Of the children and this may have
melted the trouble this morning. Gate!y
told tho police that they wers quarTchnB
while be was In tho room.
Tho police have Hlso learned that short
" after Mrs. Tottey came 10 Ogden. tho
husband then In Salt Lake. had declared
Ia her his intention OF abandoning her for
another woman. A quarrel resulted at
that time, but later Tottey changed lus
plans and came 20 this city.
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BOARD AND ROOM


NEW TEMPLE HOTEL COMFORT
able rooms. hot and cold water, steam
heat. good tablo maintained. terms rea-
sonable. II w. No. Temple s133s
TWO NICE. CLEAN. COMFORTABLY
rooms; good home cooking. students
preferred: close TO university. 222 South
10th East g2s75
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT OR
without board, very reasonable. with
private family. close In. 439 South 3rd
East, $3.50
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS. MODERN.
heated. excellent location; breakfast II
desired 400 So End East Wnsatch
SesOw, Opposite county bldg, s2eSl
BOARD AND ROOM N MODERN
end South. wasatch 1sss-W. g2o77
MODERN PRIVATE APARTMENT.
with or without board. for gentlemen.
S12 So. +th East, gls17
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
strictly modern; reasonable 1A2 Z: So
Temple. Phone wasatch 1851. n73s
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board for gentlemen. Everything mod:
ern. 2at South End East. fz3s2
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE.
~. mod hong strie5sIy 1FStolnHA "a sssas s9;
BOARD AND ROOM. p A WEEK
Rooms. sl.6o up. Rear LA Il Second
South. b1s2o
PLEASANT, HEATED ROOM AND
board for two, on car line Hylnnd
99T-R g2Tso
BOARD AND ROOM IN MOD. HOME
for ! or gentlemen; Was. &eoS-J. $50
p. lth So. g12o2
BOARD AND ROOM. s5 PER WEEK;
bath and electric light 2z6 South 10th
East, 523Sl
ROOM 70 ROME OR TWO YOUNG MEN
with homo cooking COS East LIST South,
g24i4
FTRsT-cLAss BOARD AND ROOM.
reasona ble prices. 75e South snd West
ST g26l3
ROOM. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
IN lovely home st 14a South 4th East.
g2614
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
family. near L .. g. college. 81 Ord
ave. S3OoO
JUST GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS. S22
per month. Call at once. Phone Wa
catch 3ofs-W. g30i2
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. e7o EAST
lat So f20S7
MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
or without board. II No. State. gl343
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
with board. 332 East ind South, g2s7I
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WANTED
MIsCELIANEnr.

IL ROBERT FENNEIJ
portland for ST. PAM WHO D
Ibll. Will communicate S,,s "a Swc
oonnld, III Corbstt bu,IS;;aa ,I;a wa
Or, Immediately, he viii iIIiiIoihs, Pua'
to his advantage. ~" ieAr ss,s
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
enbalmer, 16a So West Temple Phone
eos. ds
Z. q. O'DONNEJL, UNDERTAKER
and emb9lmer, has moved to now loca-
ton, 225-227 South west Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3399
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s,o,,,. A GOOD PoLrrI0,y
enould be up-to- date ana saN
repaired IA neat style nave u Z
Ma,ONARCH ., SHOE REpIruru
II East End South MNM MHtNM q
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BETTLES, MATTiEZ q CO.. A F.
BardweIl. successor. I5S South West
Temple, Phone Was. 1895. fa17
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists: 22o South West Temple
w1792
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TAILORS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyrights. SEQ J. NJ
Thomas, Eagle block. ol2l
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

{. l.. WESLEY & SON HAVE RE-
moved their shop to i2s State. Was.
GIL, lz5lG
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t1SBa
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, es EAST ISr So;
$50 rooms: rates. 56c. +oc and soc. mod
sru: baths, 1so- nl31a
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WILL t1e.Iss ssip CAR H, 3, aoops = !,
port,ss pHrseis' and ono TO Chicaso a. !ol
dsy.. ~ siana: and one to Florid. ,t.
s, Stoy very reasonable ratea. glnss
q storage Co. 72 So. Main
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"ESrEKN VII r CLOTHING ESS57
vsIis.s nt, hinds second hand clo,hiss !,
ysisess yss best prices paid. sss,, = =
postaj ros Aass as, Wasatch I9:..j. by. "
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R. II. OFFICER & CO., ASSAYRRS. 1853
South West Temple st.. Salt Lake CITY
rn260
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HAIR GOODS


FOR SALE. BLOND HAIR SWITCHES
cheap. Inquire 2sos Main. room g
K2447
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BIRD COwAN co. ASsAYERs. 1so
South West Temple. Phone wasatch
s114 bass
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ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %. AT 1890
n m, at 35e South 18th East, will Bell
fine lot household goods, ftne sdeboard,
dining table, dining chairs, chiffonier,
bookcase. dresBers, books, iron bed,
springs, mattresses, rockers, center stands.
wash stands, scwing machine, Administer
rug, carpets, settee, box couch. mirrors.
pictures, lace curtains kitchen range, also
heating stove. linoleun. so quarts fue
fruit. carpenters tools. chickeng. kitchen
utensils, cto,. tnke Mt. Olivet car, get off
at +th South, walk ono block west.
c. l.. SEBER, Auct!oncer
E3OT0
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TAILOR MADE COhor.
CONTRACTORS
PYoRRHEA sPEClALl.ipS;' Z

DIR. ROpERT w. Hale Ip
AND ORAL PRoE
EEARNS BLDG.
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NEW TEMPLE HOTEL, COMFORT |
aols rooms, hot and cold water, steam |
heat. good tablo maintained. terms rea- |
souable. II w. No. Temple g133S
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WILL SHIP CAR AUTOS 10 Ios
Eelca this week; cheap raia 4,
kimball Van g. Storage Co.
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WANTED. ADDRESS or M,,.
20 hansas from Salt Lake: So.
"a OF no trouble. Elmer D.,
George. Utah. "'e' req
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsToNES


LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 44z so. State
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CUT FLOWERS

CUT FLOWERS
HUDDART FLORAL CO, 81 SO. MAIN
st. Phone 106, Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1s33
THE LEADING FLORIST, W. W. KING.
214 e. End So. Phone 81. b2e7
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FURNITURE v1lI 5,J OF ALL KINDS VlS5
r,~u VIII pay you Hrst-clasa ~. "Ar9
sasne ner & Co.. ls6 So. W. lem.
H Ola.
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Ha A RESPECTABLE wIpoT -
one or two children 10 tosrd -
%, 81 comfortable home, no oths, ~
fhone Hyland 495-M. " W." 81
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WANTED--RICH GULCH STOCK; q.
number shares. lowest cash ph,A
dress Box 115, Elkhart. IND. d
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TTPEWRITTNG OR sTgNoop i9gv
do afternoons by competent Yor-f \
Address P-36. Tribune.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT OR
without board, very reasonable. with
private family, close in. 4a9 South 3rd
East. E2660
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 15a SOUTH
West Temple. p. o. box 1tts nI51o
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LAWN MOWERS

SIARPENED AND REPAIRED: BICY.
Gle repairinsi key fitting. Salt Lake
Lock WORKS. Bell 4o0f. a1ss7
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND
repaired. Fowler's key, gun. bicycle
and novelty works; baby buggieg retired
llS West 2nd So. Bell 1880. c2653