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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
MRS. LAYTON DEAD.
Widow Of Founder Of Davis County Town
Is Called.

Special TO The Tribune.
kAYSVILLE. Oct. 6.--Nrs. Caroline
Layton. widow OF Christopher Layton,
founder Of the to1n OF Layton. died at
the home OF one OF her sons In Cardston,
Canada. last Tuesday, according 10 ad-
vices received here today. Pneumonia
was tho cause OF her death
Mrs. Layton was former resident Of
kaysvilIe. and during recent years had
divided her slime between Canada, Arizona
and Utah, having children living in the
different localities.
She was a native OF Yorkshire, Eng
land. where she was born September 26.
1856, and was the daughter Of James and
Christine Cooper. She leaves the follow
ing children: Mrs. Selma Phillips, Thatch-
er, Ariz.; James ~ Layton, Cardston.
Canada; Frederick Layton, Thatcher:
Chauncey w. Layton, Salt Lake City;
Mrs Caroline Hin. Kaysville; Horace
Layton and benjamin Layton, Canada.
Most of her children wero with her when
the end came. One son, Benjamin. is on
a mission for tho Mormon church In Eng
land.
The body liz being brought 10 KAysviIla
whore II will be laid beside that Of nor
husband In the Kaysville cemetery IT is
expected that the funeral services hero
Will be held next Tuesday.
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Pocatello Notes.

Special 10 the Tribune
POCATELLO, Oct. 5.-George Faugohr
and Miss Anna Davis, both OF Boise, were
united in marriage here yesterday. They
will make their home in the capital city.
Troy Wallace Scott of Shoshone and
Miss 1rnn Irene Seaman of Carna rvon.
Ia, were married this afternoon. They
will reside in Shoshone, where the groom
is A Short Line telegraph operator.
DR.. Earl Jones, city physician and presi-
dent Of the state board OF osteopaths. has
called meeting OF the board for reEistra-
ton and examination at Boise on October
i0-11.
HEAVY and continuous rain interp1in-
sled with little snow. has prevailed here
for two days and nights and is still in
progress. Paving operations are suspend
ed and potato digging and other fall farm
work Is at standstill
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Rich, Davis and Morgan Counties Make
Their Nomination.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tie Tribune.
FARhfIEGTON, Oct. 5.-The Demo
cratic senatorial convention for the dis
trict comprising Rich. Davis and Morgan
counties WAS held here this morning. with
twenty-five delegates, apportioned as
follows: Rich. 3: Morgan. 5; Davis, 10.
David r. Smith Of CenterYue was
chairman and Leo ], Muir OF Bountiful,
secretary
Only three names wore mentioned for
the honor. these being G. u. Robinson
OF Rich. n, T. Porter and John q. NJ.
Barnes Of Davis
Two ballots were taken, resulting IN
the nomination or Mr.. Barnes. The
nominee has had legislative experience
as member OF the state senate in the
legislatures Of 1901 and 1908. he is a
prominent business man. merchant,
banker and Gamer OF Kaysvflle.
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Newspaper Man Missing.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELI.O. Idaho. Oct. H.--L. IT,
Rovlcy. an American Falls newspaper
man. Is missing and his wife and little
daughter arc very anxious In regard to
his whereabouts, Mr.. Rowley was in
Pocatcllo last Saturday on natter OF
business and had considerable money on
his person, as we'll AZ hashy diamond
ring His wife has not heard from him
since that time, It is feared he has met
with foul play, the motive being rob
bcry Mr.. Rowley Is a man OF medium
height. sandy complexion and quite attn
letic enough 20 look after himself in a
fair fight
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DIED

~-~~~~~~~>~-~-~-~~-~--~-
OLSON-Johanna Catherine Olson, wife
OF Gustav q. Olson, died ut tho resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs. Charles Z,
October 5. 1912, at ! a. m, aged 20 years.
Funeral services will be held at the
Thlrty-third ward chapel Monday. octo-
her /. 1912. beginning at 2;30 p. N.
Friends may view the body at tho above
residence oil the day or the funeral from
Il o'clock until p- m- Informant City
cemetery.
WHITE-In this city, October 6. 1919.
Thomas Edward White. In his twenty
NTH year Body will bc aent to Denver
for intermont- Friends wishing 10 view
the remains may do 10 this Sunday
afternoon from 4 To 6 o'clock at the
Qualtrough- -Ailcott company, 544 South
Main street,
YoUNG--At 2ae North First West street
October 5, 1912. at the residence OF her
McClovc Young. wife OF tho late John
Young. born October 20. 1884, In Belfast.
Ireland. Undertaken Joseph William
Taylor has charge OF the remains. No.
tice OF funeral later.
FELT-.At ST Marks hospital. October 4.
1872. OF pneumonia. Richard E.. son Of
Ernest w. and Mae Martin Felt, aged 0
days, The funeral cortegc VIII leave tho
funeral parlors OF Joseph William TAYLOR
today Sunday at 10 g. m. InterEent
In City cemetery,
MITCHELL-In this city, October 4. 1912,
Charles A. Mitchell, in his 1fty-lfth
year. Funeral services will be held this
CSunday) afternoon al o'clock from tho
parlors OF tho Cualtrough-Acott Co.. 5i4
South Main street. Interment. City oeme-
terry.
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FUNERAL NOlICES


NJ M'MAHON-FUncral services for Chri-
senia Mcmahon. aged 81 years. will be
held Monday at p. m. from the Sandy
ward meeting house Friends are invited.
The casket Will be open at the meet
ing house twonty minutes prior to the
funeral services. All city friends wish
Ing TO View the remains can do so to-
day Sunday from $50 10 s p. m. at
the funeral parlors OF Joseph William
Taylor. 20 South West Temple street
Tnternent will be In Sandy cemetery.
STRINGHAM-The funeral cortego for
Mary J, Stringham, who died Septem-
Der u. 1872 Of cancer, at Santa Monica.
Cal, widow OF George StringhaIn, will
form at the funeral parlors OF Joseph
William Taylor, 25 South West Temple
street. this city. today Sunday at 2
p. M, and leave for tho City cemetery
at $50 D M. where short service
Will be hold prior TO the INTERN ent.
Friends are invited TO attend.
services over the body
OF Isaac Sears will be held at the
Eleventh ward chapel Sunday, October
s. 1912. beginning at IL o'clock Friends
may view the body at the residence. I56
East Second South street OIL the day OF
the funeral, between tho hours OF $50 g.
M, and II so a. M,
funeral services over the
remains Of the late Richard James
Jarvis, aged IS years. will be held today
(Sunday) at II a m from the Liberty
ward chapel. Friends ara invited TO at
tond. Jnlerment IN city cemetery, Un-
dertakcr Joseph William Taylor In
charge
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To Announce Programme.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 5.-The Republicans have
not yet arranged their programme of
speech making In Weber county, although
a meeting OF the county central commit
tee was held today for that purpose.
Several members OF the committee were
in salt Lake attending the state fair and
conference. Secretary A. W. Larson
states that the programme ~ meetings
and speakers will be announced carly
next week
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tween the various levels. and the man
agement is at loss to understand why
Vasvas exposed himself TO danger by
reaching out Into the shaft. After being
struck by the cage, the body OF Vasvas
fell into the shaft and lodged on the top
or bonnet Of the cage. being taken off
at the 400 level a few minutes later.
The Greek was u years Of ago and un
married
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Little Girl Fortunate.

OGDEN. Oct. 5.--Luck played a part
IN tho strange experiences OF iive-yesr-
old Eva BallantJne todsy when CITY JAIL
cr Hssbart Andorson tolephoned to tho
home OF H. p Chlids at RaveruAln for
Information and discovered that this was
the destination for which the small lono
Traveller was headed. She had made the
trip from Salt Lake alone and spent
several hours IN care 81 the local police
VheD her relatives could not ba located
Tho little girl IN AN orphan and is 10
make her homo ~fth Nr Chiids
Relatives were 10 have met her at Or
chard station oil the BAmberEer line but
tire trsinmen decided To bring ner to
Ogden WHEN they failed 20 locate tna
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SYNOD WEDNESDAY.
Delegates From "a Presbyterian Churches
20 Gather In Ogden.

Special n Tn. Tribune
OGDEN, Oct. 5--DelsEates represent
Ing the twenty eight Preshyrs Ran
churches IN tho state win assemble In
uus CITY next Wednesday to attend the
synod OF Utah the frst session OF which
VIII be held at the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening
The Presbytcry OF Ogden will hold a
meeting ou Monday evening TO prepare
for the state meeting and conference
of the internountsin worksrs nil he held
Tuesday evening
~ tho synod. which viii be In session
three days. there will be addresses by
workers OF national prominence. The Rt
Rev s. +. Spaldiug, u. n. Mrs. II II.
Phlnney OF San Francisco. r II. Dom
aidson ot Denver and tho Re@. L. Nor
ris, %. D, Of Philadclphia and the Rev.
! J. MCMILLAN, d. D.. or New York. viii
deliver addresses.
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Fruit Crop Damaged

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 6.-Much damage result
ed In the Pleasant View and Rivcrdalc
districts yesterday when high wind
blew many bushels OF apples from the
trees. Unlike peaches. many OF the ap-
Piles shaken from the trees in this man
ner can be harvested and sold TO fair
advantage. principally for cider. Apples
are plentiful In Weber county. and or
chardists should be able TO realize large
sum on the seasons crop.
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Miner Instantly Killed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA, Oct. 6.-Stevs Vas7as, n
Greek car runner, was Killed at the Chief
Consolidated mine here at about o'clock
this morning. lie VAS on the 1000 level
and reached over into the shaft for the
purpose OF rapping an air pipe with
a view to attracting the attention OF
the cage rider. who was on ono OF the
upper levels and while he was In this
position tho cage descended upon him.
killing him instantly. The Chief Con-
solidated mine is equipped with a tele-
phone system for communication be-
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New Educational Move.
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 5.-Within the next few
weeks representative OF tho Edison
Kaleidoscope company Will arrive In Og-
den from Denver 10 demonstrate a mo-
tlon picture machine which has been de-
signed for the education OF children In
the home. II is the purpose OF the COM
pany IN sending deTnonstra through
the west 10 direct the attention OF par
elts and educators TO the new scheme.
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Decision Tuesday.
,eclal 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 6.-Judse y. j. Harris
will render @ decision on Tuesday on the
motion for 81 dismissal OF the case of
George Wilson. charged with criminal
libel. The attorneys concluded their ar
Eumenis today. IL the motion Is denied
tho trial will proceed at once.
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange: travellers cheques;
interest paid on timo and savings de-
posits. your account. large or small Will
receive careful attention II. r. Clark.
presld ent, John J. DAILY. vice president;
\. a. Peabody, cashier.
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. seclusion. legal adoption
Mrs. F. Phillips. 1lth E. bet 18th and
18th So. Sugar Sta. Hyland 1231-M.
u30s3
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME:
doctors and nurses service: babies ls-
Sally adopted. Ella Martin, s5s West srd
North Wasatch 14a3-R, g60S
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Helmar Anderson Home.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 5.--Helnnar Anderson. son
OF City Jailer HagbHrt Anderson, ar
rived home today after n two years mis-
sion In Norway and Sweden. He was
In charge of a party of Norman emf
grants after leaving England,
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPIIER, Tffr
writing. uimcogru phiuS. printing. % ~
% So Waa il5a. real estate Office, a.
lor SIF Free ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooMrNG HOUSES


s2oo0-SS ROOMS. HOT AND COLD RUN
ming waller In each. steam heat.
baths modern and ZIP 10 the min
utc. fine loc-, rent about $3.50 per
room. heat furnished free; extra
well furnishod--sl00O cash down.
balance can be paid out OF house,
This Ia genuine bargain and n
fine money maker.
S35o0-Positlvcly the best bargain ever
offered In hotel. SIS rooms and
baths, hot and cold water. toilets
and all tho modern appointments,
beautifully furnished in Stickleys 3
fuTned oak mission style furDi-
ture: Bundar carpets: absolutely
clean. The location insurcs the
best patronage. Very low rent. ex-
ira long lease. Heat and hot wa
ter free. A substantial cash pay-
ment will put tho right party In
possession The balance out OF the
house \ rigid investigation IN
vited- No triflers.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
A RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
70 Main st Phone Gal.
n. L BRATTAHS. NOR r o. DEPT.
h6g4
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ROSS @. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
i19 So. Main. Phone Was. 3s3e,
hI31
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Reward Is offered.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct. 5.-Postal
Inspector NcilI OF Boise offered a reward
Of 800 for the arrest and conviction OF
tho rohber OF robbers who last Wednes-
day stole bag OF mall and rif1ed its
contents. The sack was on truck on
the platform here waiting for No. II,
and was left unguardoJ for moment.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

Cos5STSTS a. -. 70 >cI=2,
Jackets cleaned, 81: I. Jackets, sS;
stoves repaired. Ontario, CT. Phone
wasatch SHAW.
IININGS CRATES AND WATER
Jackets all makes. work guaranteed; ;
G. D. Lovett foundry. ~ 7th W, Wa
satch 1890. t248s
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r II. OFFICER & CO. AsSAYERS. I6s
South West Temple ST., Salt Lake City.
m160
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WANTED-TO BUY

4 GOOD HORSE, FROM 1000 TO t1F
pounds, suitable for working or ridiu4
also light single spring wagon p1<
UDe ~
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Ing houses. grocery stores cigar stands
and restaurants. Dollar. 1873 s. Main.
Special Chance--Only 5000 down. Re-
OF $40 acres, Smoot act. To-
Gated about 40 miles from Salt Lake. SO
acres improved. Can get water is to 20
feet Prlce, $500. See Dollar. 155 SO.
Main h37l
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for their Kindness shown in our
recent bereavement and death Of our be-
loved daughter, Ellen Lcaona Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden and family, hoo5
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Licensed TO Wed.

! Special TO The Tribune.
| OGDEN, Oct. 5,--A marriage license
Was granted today TO Walter Garley and
Ada Evaps Williams, both or Syracuse.
| Utah.
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YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO Gh
board and room in nice home-like plar
Address $ Z. Tribune. hI
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SECONDHAND CHLDS lNVALd
chair. Call Hyland 1861. ga
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DUCK SHOOTING

ENGAGE YOUR HORSES AND RIGS
for duck shooting now. Farmers Ex-
change, Was 1858. g376s
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TYPEWRITING, sHoRTHAN]

GATRELI,s UNIQUE SCHOOL @
shorthand and typewritins. Jl3 -
Walker bldg. s~t<
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CLEANING AND DYEING

LADIES. SEND YOUR SUITS TO
Berlely Cleaning Co.. 135 E. lst South
Wasatch 21o6. They come home like
new; Sis s1587
SALT LAKE CLEANING Co, 35l go.
State st. Phones 5325. Yn2667
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PATENTS

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED.
export workmanship; ga tisfaction guar
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YOUNG; & FOWLER
- Main STRAIGHTFORWARD tairs. hes

ONE OF THE BEST BUYS IN TIE
limo Of roorning houses in the city
Owing to ill-hcalth. parties forced 10
leave the city Immediately. Make their
sd crfice your gain. sc rooms. nicely
furnished. in excellent location Price
and terms to suit
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO
Wasatcb 2ti. 81 II. First South St
hsAf
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phon
Wasatch 1903. X2
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relatives II was late this evening when
a son OF Mr.. Childs arrived at police
headquarters for the little girl.
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RUBBER STAMP, SEALS

SALT LAKE STAMP co.
Phones 3of. 65 West Ord South.
e2siz
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PAINTING AND DECORATING


G. I. WESLEY & son, 42s STATE
WaSatch GIL All work guaranteed
h2tt
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO. sc so. MAIN
ut, Phone 106. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs nloo2
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED--A REGULAR LICENSED
physician TO Join me In developing
new medical treatment for tho cure Of a
dtseeee affecting over ten thousand per
SONS IN Utah Moro than two hundred
cases successfully treated Consists OF
ant'septic. removing cause OF dlsca so
which has heon found TO DO n communi-
ca bio Infection common 10 man and to
several OF tho lower animals. Fees Ia rye
For particulars address II. II Grove. Qen-
eral Delivery Denver, Colo. h700
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TYPEWRITERS

HIGH-GRADE TYPEwRITERs OF ALL
makes for sale or rent. STEWART
GLEESON co TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE. 3s West End South. E2s71
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HAIR GOODS

COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES.
$3.50. Ladies', bring them to Yelvetina
pariors, 81 z. 1th South S354<
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HAT FACTORY

ROSFLL. THE TAILOR Is so. STATE.
Suits and ovcrcoats from sI5 UP.
gl5ss
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WHERE TO STOP.


LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST 1ST so:
$50 rooms. rates. 25c. ioo and soc. NOD
srn; baths, l5o nl339
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WASHING MACHINE

EDEN ELECTRIC HOME LAUNDRY
GIeesou Co, Sc w. 2nd South. g3S2g
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DETECTIVES.

LANCASTER DETECTIVE AND COL
lection agency io1 Boston bldg. Was.
2t75. g3277
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Park City Ore Shipments.

Domestic helpers that are trust
worthy, conscientious and skilled, look
TO Tho Tribune Wants for employment.
Cooks. maids, mattresses, second girls
all the vast army OF household workers
consult the Wants.
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NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any debts
by my wife. Mrs. y Dauquin.
tStgned( +. DANQUIS.
OEt L lel2 h237
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

THE GODDARD ABBEY CO, AUDIT
Ing and general accountancy. 5a2 Nc
Intyre bldg. Wasatch S16i c2032
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL.
makes. 100 East 2nd so. Wasatch 47O5,
d3tt5
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SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES. SUCH AS YOU ATE m
Scotland with all the havors and
spices, 5c aach. for csc. 7 served.
McPhes Scotch lnn. two doors west S. L:
theater. R3531
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30 rooms, modern. steam hoat. newly
furn., rent 500. s2b0o, $500 cash.
is rooms. Main IT., steam heat rent
500; only $1,000, easy terms.
20 rooms, Main St, net rent on 20 rooms
$40: price $3.50.
30 rooms, steam heat. rent sI6: only
si200 Will trade.
30 rooms. steam heat, swell place, $4,000.
VIII trade for e. smaller place.
2S rooms, best place In town, S25o0.
Clears 5000.
II rooms, modern. nicely furn.. rent
s6S. Telmo to suit.
rooms, nicely furn.. $500; worth 800.
Is rooms, housekeeping. 4 bargain.
Swell location. Clears $50,
0 rooms. small boarding house, W. TEN
pie and SO. Temple, very cheap.
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WELDING

~>--~-N~--~~--~~>>~-~ o~->-->>-~--~>----~>-~-H
WE WELD CAST IRON, ALUMINIUM,
steel or any other metal; bring your
broken machines and water Jackets 10 MS
FOR repairs. Utah Ornamental Iron &.
Bronze Works. 1b5 West South Temple.
Nasatch 1873. g2t50
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SET BOOKS ENH
lied. Messages and Papers OF "
Presidsnts:" must be cheap. Addre1
R-s6. Tribune. us
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HOTELS AND ROoMTNG HOUSES.
NOTICE TO BUYERS.

1 have tho best paying rooming houses
in the city-some that will double in
value IN short time.
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DRESSMAKING
VETERINARY

DIR. T. J. I.AUMAN-VETERIN
Pet animal practice speciality. Us
East Third South. HospitaI for all ami
raalI Phone Was 1se5-M. No. Con-
cord CT. 326 z, srd South g2I3o
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST


DIR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRIF5A
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS $40
KEARNS BLDG. a2353
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKES AND
embalmer, 164 SO. West Temple Phone
sos Dc
e. @. O'DONNELI, UNDERTAKEH
and embalmer has moved 10 now loca-
tion. 225-22T South West Temple street.
Realty bldg Phone $50 o339o