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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-18
Organized Labor LibeIed.

In the issue of The COInuIOnrr January [. William Jennings Bry- an expresses his opinions in the McNamara cases as follows:
 9Th" MCNamara confessions have given Inc enemies of union labor q chance lo libel all con n"ctcd will! organized efforts iO protect Inc wage rarnrrS. The same men who arc indignant when the sins of 'SwcatShOp' owners are charged against all manufacture CTS; when the crimes of the trust magnatcs are imputed to all cn- gagged in business; when the vices of NapOlc0nS of finance are laid at the door of bankers in general, are hasIcninr Io hurl brOadsidrs of libel al all who arc forced io earn their bread by Inc sweat of their brow. D.
 This is manifcSliy unfair. Or Ganizcd labor has lcarucd les son. If will br more careful in the future selection of leaders. S0riciy may well pause and in- uuirc if anything is wrong with conditions which lead nicn into dastardly conspiracirs against life and property"
 It belongs to every large ma lure when it. is not under tho immediate power of some strong, trnqucsIioniug emotion, Io sus- poet itself and doubt the truth of it's own impressions, conscious of possibilities beyond ills own ho- rizon.--GcOrgc Eliot.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-18
Weather Report.

BaromciiC pressure .... .20.8iE Maximum temperature .35 Minimum temperature .2i Mean temperature. ...... .20.5 Temperature at G p. m... 30 Precipitation ........... ii Cloudy. light breeze s. W.
 k. M. BLADE, Observer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
.NEWHOUSE HOTEL IS
REASONABLY CERTAIN
Men Who Have Been lnvesti-
eating Big Project viii Soon
Make Announcement.

W. G. Laci1ey. representing the Mis-
sissippi Valley Loan & Trust company.
Daniel Seldom OF the Seldom -Breck con
struction company. botn OF st. Louis, and
l. Flood Walker, architect and hotel
promoter OF New York city. held inal
conferences Yesterday forenoon and art
ernoon with the Newnouse hotel directors
with regard TO the completion or the
hotel structure.
Although the visitors evidently believe
that the nego ustions VIII result In COM
pletinE the hotel. they declared last even
ing that definite announcement OF plans
and deliberations could not be made at
toe time. Mr. Newhousc said that the
final result of the visit paid By the east
days and that therefore nothing couh be
given out now.
All three casterners will leave for Sc.
Louis today. Mr. LacSey VIII submit d
detailed report OF deliberations and In
VestigStions To the trust COMPANY with
which the final decision will rest. When
that decision has been reached, Mr. New
rouse will be at once notified, and dofl-
mite announcement made. il is declared
Mr., Laclley. when seen last night. de-
clared that there was no reason for dis
couragement in the delal OF definite an
nuUnccment. He spoke in glowing terms
Of the procrcssiyenesS and apparent
sound business conditions OF Salt Lake,
saying that the great future develop
mcnt and destiny OF the city was un-
tie Commercial club organization and It's
endcavors. declaring that il reflected the
business enterprise and progressive spirit
of the city. AR. IIackeY declared that lle
had been greatly impressed with his
visit and spoke in n manner 10 leave lit
tie room for doubt as to the successful
outcome of the negotiations concerning
the hotels completion.
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BIG DAY FOR EAGLES.
Members from, Many Aeries WIN Witncss
Oedfo alton Of Ogden Club Rooms.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 20.-Rcsponses Ia mVi-
rations Issued TO the aeries Of Idaho and
Utah prompt the local Eagles TO declare
that from s00 TO 1000 members OF tine or
der will be in this city tomorrow and
Thursday To attend the dedication OF the
now club rooms on Hudson avenue.
Word has been received that the salt
Lake delegation. headed by band. VIII
arrive in Ogden carly tomorrow evening.
=. message from Pocntelo brings the an
nouncement that the Eagles OF the Gem
state will be we'll represented.
The members Of tho various local com
nittces. aided by n large force OF deco
rators and electricians. are engaged In
preparing the fine new home for the re-
ccption and house warming. Hundreds
OF electric globes will add 10 the bril-
Iiancy OF new decorations and new FUR
nishiugs i'm the lodge rooms and pa1iors,
while potted palms cut flowers and sew
oral beautiful specimens OF the American
eagle viii add much TO the permanent
decorations.
The main lodge room. which is 90 by
zoe feet in size, will he used as the ball
room. The two-day prograIome includes
a parade tomorrow evening, initiation OF
candidates and dedication ceremonies,
while Thursday will bc given over To
reception in the morning, an entertain
ment in the afternoon and social dance
la tic evening.
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FINALE AT EVANSTON.
Chinese Of West VIII Gather 20 Celebrate
Last Old Style New Year.
20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. ga big celebration Of
the last Chinese New Year and tho pass
inc OF thc absolute monarchy as "A form
OF government is to he heid 1T Evanston,
Wyo Oh February 20 and March !. and
5. Chinese from Utah, Idaho. Wyoming
and the entire west will SatlIer for the
big festival. Officers of the Hartman
lIufs consider the event OF sufficient
importance TO grant special rates from
air intcTrno,Jntain points 10 Evanston.
As tho revolutionary leaders in China
have decided that hereafter the Chinese
will adopt the modern calendar, the New
Year will hereafter be celebrated by the
Chinese ON january instead OF the mid
die OF February. Although the last
Chinese New Year has passed into his
tory. the Cclcstiais propose 10 make tho
Evanston celebration the last and a
memorable one.
According 10 the plans which are now
under way, the streets OF Evanston will
present scenc during this celebration
which will he equal To a New Years
festival in China. Chinese bands will
dispense eaT-splitting noises called music
and Chinese performers aud singers will
be- brought from san Francisco FOR The
occasion. Tho raising OF the flag adopted
by the new republic will be one OF the
features Of tho four day programme
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BRYAN WILL SPEAK
IN OGDEN MONDAY
Distinguished NebraSkan TO Be
Honored Guest of Promi-
nent Utah Democrats.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. .0.--The Democratic
central committee OF Weber county has
consented 20 a reversal OF William j.
Bryan's engagements I'm this state on
Monday, February IS. 1t WAS original
~ planned tllat ie should address a
meeting here on Monday evening. but
Instead he will addros AN afternoon meet
ing and 20 To Salt Lake an the evening
Chairman ". w. Browning Of the We
Der county central committee says that
az arrangements have been made for MI
Bryan 10 address a meeting III thc Ut
pfleuin theatcr at , o'clock Monday after
noon. The Nchrs slian Will arrive in TINS
city from Cheyenne. Wyo., carly MONDAY
morning. At breakfast no win be enter ,.
iained by The Democratic committee
After. an auto ride about tho city he Is
to be the guest OF the Knfo and FORK
club ar an II o'clock luncheon 5t iue
Virginia hotel This function will oc-
cupy his attention until almost time ior
The afternoon meeting at tho theater.
In announcing the afternoon meeting
Chairman Browning extends q coTd'a
invitation for all to attend, regardless OF
their political affiliations. and he eN-
tends R special invitation 10 the progres-
sivc Republicans to be there and hear
what Mr. Bryan has to say or progress
sive Democracy Mr.. Browning closes
his request by asking; IN fact. should
the progressIves OF the two great par
ties longer oppose each other?
II is expected that a large delegation
of salt Lake Democrats Will attend the
afternoon meeting here and a large NUM-
Der az Weber county admirers OF Nh.
BIyan will accompany him 10 salt Lake
and attend the evening meeting.
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A Warning Against Wet Feet.

Wet and chilled feet usually affect
,he mucous membrane of the nose,
throat and lungs, and Ia grippe, bron-
chitis or pneumonia may result. Watch
cnrefally. particularly the children, and
for the racking stubborn coughs give
Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound. 1t
soothes the infamed membranes. and
meals the cough quickly. Take no sub
stitute. Sehramm- j ohnson. Drugs.
"Thc sSubstitutors, FIVE (5)
good ssoree
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COUNTS BODY MAY
Be INFERRED HERE

Far from the tom6s OF his Illus trious
ancestors. the body OF Count Rainer
Pslffv. who committed suicide al the
Albert hotel by drinking boiled opium.
Will be buried in the city cemetery. un-
less relatives in Austria can be reached
within the next few days
O'Donnell a. Co wired yesterday to
George Talitcrro, the San Antonio attor-
ney- whom the count named as executor
OF his estate in Texas, asking what dis
posal should bc made of the body. In
repl! Mr. Taliferro inquired the cost of
decent burial and expressed a Willingness
10 have the body buried In Salt Lake
II the matter Is left TO his discretion
alone.
The police yesterday made some effort
10 learn something OF the woman who
registered at the Hotel Albert with
Patty when ne first arrival and who left
the hotel two days later The woman
a daslIkAg blonde, is said to be a local
woman whom the count met after his
arrival.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

HENDRICKSoN-Fu services for
Henry Hendrickson. who died in this
city February Is. 1912. will be held at
the funeral chapel OF $. ID. Evans. rs
South State street. today. Wednesday,
February 81. at $50 D, m. Intermcnt in
City cemetery
RIDLEY,-Funcral services OF Miss Ethel
r. Ridley. aged eighteen years. dauGh- =
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Albert L. Ridley. 16i
South Second East. viii be held from
the African VI. T.. church, on Sixth South,
between Second and Third East, al /.
r, nj. Thursday, February 20, 1912. In
termcnt in this CITY.
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Eagles Given License

7F'A+dA ~ iHf lA4DAHf.
OGDEN, Feb. e0.-Co,aboratng IA the
natter Of granting liquor licenses. Judges
" i. Harris and j. 4. Howell issued !,
retail liquor license this morning TO
iiaH Il Gei2er, secretary OF ogden Aerie
No. ils- Fraternai Order OF Eagles, liquor
10 be dispensed to only members OF tho
organization ct the club rooms. 2z45 Hud
-on avenue. IL was shown by tho ies-
ifnony OF Witnesses that the acrie owns
property valued at from $1,000 10 $1,000
This license Ia granted on the same hs sis
IN which licenses arc issued 20 the Elk
and Weber club.
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Fine Dispells Joke.
.ial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. 20.--For creating diS-
turbance in a Twenty fifth street pool :
room and disregarding the warnings OF
Officer II. c. Peterson. Claude Nooda
was fined s15 IN the police court by Judge
William Rcedcr this morning. The Judge
stated that he might have allowed Moor
da TO go free had not the young man
and also his one witness considered the
case such a Joke that both were given
30 fits OF laughter while on the witness
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Punishment Increased.

-pNcldI 10 TIC IIIUUnr.
OGDEN. Feb. sQ.-For attempting 10
escape from the chaingang while tho
city prisoners We're AT work just south
OF the city Jail this morning. Joe Clay
ton. serving forty-i days FOR the theft
III a bicycle. was hailed into court and
had hfieen days added 10 his sentence
Under instructions from Judge Recde1'
ment Of the Officers. Clayton conducts
himself ss a model prisoner during the
remainder OF his forty-five day lncarcc-
ration. When aTralgncd In court Clay
ton said That the desire TO return 10 Ills
home ia Dillon. Mont, TO sec his parents
prompted him 20 make the break for lib-
.rty- He declared that this was his frz.
isi sentence.
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New Utah Company.

NIctIaI {" IDc IIIuUNc,
OGDEN Feb. eo.--Artlcles OF incor-
poration have been filed by the Utah
Mercantile Land. Lives toclt & Investment
company with tie county clerk. the OBJ
icct being 10 conduct a general real
estate. livestock and brokerage business.
The capita, stock Is placed at $4,000.
with shares at the par value OF 500
OF San Francisco. Il. :. Smith and ".
r. Lyman OF Salt Lake. and V Funk
and Edward Bone OF Ogden. These are
named as directors, and tic first Off
urer and manager: e. p. Rauch vice
president, and ". r. Lyman. secretary.
Tho principal office Of the company win
he in this city
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WANTED
wANTED-MAJE HELP.

suEPpARD,s EMP .oYMEN-r AGENCY.
'sThe Rcd Front" 112 West End South'
Headquarters railroad and mining hslPp,1
Bell 1884 eho'"
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CARD OF THANKS

MRS. FRANK B. GAWAN AND FAMILY
desire to express their heartfelt thanks
10 their many friends for the many beau
tiful floral tributes and kind sympathy
shown them In their bereavement at the
loss OF thcir husband aud father. They
also desire 10 thank the members
OF the choir, singers. speakers and bish-
opric OF tho Eleventh. and Twenty eighth
wards FOR the kind help extended them
nj the funeral services. N2lSi
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Respite at PostomCe.


SpcClaI To Ihc ITlpuNc.
OGDEN. Feb 20.-Postmaster l.. w.
Shurtliff has announced that there VIII
bo but one delivery OF mail by carriers
on Thursday Washington's birthday an
niversary The general delivery, stamp
and registry windows will be open from
10 to II a. m. the money order depart
meDt TO remain closed all daN.
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Two New Citizens.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 20.-Joscph ktaiueS and
Hendrix Egbcrt DC Haan were admitted
10 citizenship in Judge lIowelfs division
OF the district court this morning The
former IS native OF Russia and the lat
ter OF Holland. Both have resided In
this city more than five years.
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THE CONEG.
New, elegantly equipped housekeeping
fIrcproof builoinG' elevator
service. Phone Bell JGIl ol-"@
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Granted License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 2Q,-AiarriaSe licenses
were granted by County Clerk Samuel G.
Dye today 10 James II. Walker and Mary
T.. A. Harris. both of Raymond. Alberta.
canada; willard T.. Bullock and Miss
Mabel Barrow. both OF Warren; Mel
bourne NJ. Wade OF Warren and Miss
DeliIah GIolicy OF Statewide.
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DIED

629 Concord avenue,
Poplar Grove. February 20. 1912. Of
pneumonia and .whoopnG cough. W21dcr-
mer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. liolcG@r Christ
ensen. aged ~ months. Funeral services
today "wednesday at 12 noon from tho
Poplar Grove ward chapel Friends arc
invited TO attend. Intermcnt in City cclnc-
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excessive. that there was insufficient
evidence and that the jury was biased,
In the recent trial Johnson was awarded
sif0o for his services and SOS interest.
The motion for the new trial VIII be
arrlIea Eehrnarv %
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER w. HALL. INDEkTAhER AND
clubamer. 161 S. West Temple. Phones
1919. d5
L., 6. O'DONNF.L1.. UNDERTAKEN
and cmhamcr has moved TO now 10
cation. 225-22T South Wcsi Temple ST.
Realty bldg Both phones 5$o.' o3S9o
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CASKET FACTORY


tjTAH CASIiE3T CO. MFRS. OF UN-
dortakers' supplies. Phones: Day. 1868;
night 3Sll-/ Phone or wire rush or
ders. Gz +. Sth So. salt Lake. s2S2s
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FAMILY HuTEI,

~-~~~-~~--~-~~~=--~~S-~-~~-- -
FIFTH EAST HOTEL, y FIRST CLASS
Family and tourist hotel Popular
prices 1855
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Tribe viii Fight Case.

lpScisl 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb so.-Geor-e ~ Trlbs
defendant IN n suit in which Attorney r.
~ Johnson sought 10 recover $1,000 for
c-zi services rendered. has served motto.
,llai lie Viii move FOR a new trial on the
grounds thai the damuses aYar,led are
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4-ROOM CORNER. APT. IN THE STt,W-
art. LIST ave and g ST. Kent rehS - go
able. Wasatch l97S-X or 3Ssl 1883
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
-~~~~~O~-~-~~~~~~~-~-~
LoST-LADYS BRACELET WITH |
Initial p. p. Saturday afternoon. Re- |
turn TO 55S North End West Reward.
x2074
a GOLD LINK PIN. SUNDAY AFTER
noon. Return 10 SCI So. w. Temple
Reward, X2lll
FOUND BICYCLE; OWNER CAN
have same by calling at 5th East
Garage - So. oth East. N2l@3
WATCH CHARM. WITH
baby picture inside back. initials M
x21S1
LOsT-A GOLD LINK PIN. SUNDAY
afternoon. Return TO 5sl So. W. TEN
pic. Reward. X21lT
LOST :. FOUNTAIN PEN: REXALL
self-0ller: reward. Return las i.
Frsnlien. Druehl & Franken. x2193
BULLDOG: ANSWERS
TO the name OF TAFT Return 10 $50
South 9Th East. Receive reward. N2fa6
LOsT-MoNoGRAM WATCH FOB. A.
W. r. Return 10 Tribune office and
receive reward. x2137
ICE CREAM
KEELEY ICE CREAM co. SHIP ICE
cream and sherbcrts everywhere, Phone
1929 or address box l7I5. x212S
ATTORNEYS
POWERS & MARIONEACX. ATTOR-
noys. o. w. Powers. Thomas Marion
eauX, i, w. Mckinney. Top floor front.
Kearns bldg. Bell 1850 Roger w. Pow
ers, notary. u24S3
d. L. OLESoN. LAWYER.
201 Boston Bldg. Wasatcn 4i12. p630
DANA T SMITH ATTORNEY. 4oS-9
Herald Bldg. Bell phone. Wasatch ia.
u45o
FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
FINISHING
G. w. HAUCK OF NEW YORK CITY
Interior hardwood finishing. Ind. 1882.
nS3s
SHEET METAL WORKS
COUCHMAN e. CO. HEATING AND
sheet metal works. All kinds of furnace
repair work @Ss South West Temple
n292O
OLD FEATHERS
OLD FEATHERS MADE INTO WILLOW
plumcs and rcmodeled, also cleaned
curlcd. as state Ct M54
THEATRICAL
~--------~-->------------~--- ~
BIZ AN ACTOR OR ACTRESS; BEST
paying profession in tho world. We
guarantee engagements. Office. Majestic
Theater bldg. NISGS
Make it q point TO keep posted re
garding the Wants each day-therc s 4
vast deal of interest in them for thon-
sands of readers.
PAINTING AND KALSOMIN-
ING
'~'-->- ---~->~- y-~--~'~~ ~>---|
PAINTING. KALSoMINGNG AND PA
per cleaning. nrsi-clsss work gua:an-
teed. Hyland jiW. s.26i
PAINTING. PAPEEHANGING. KALsO-
mining: VIII work cheap; first-clasE
workman. Ind. f2'6. N2ls9
VACUUM CLEANERS
|
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
1nent First Congregation church We
get YOU q position free OF charge. Tele-
phone Ind. 1856. Bell 522e, t2773
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FOUND-BICYCLE: OWNER CAN
have same by calling at 5th East
Garage, 44 So. 5th East. H2lS5
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S-RM APT: MODERN. STEAM HEAI
gas ranges, elect light. Zi2 North :nd
West, S''"'
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MASSAGE
FURS AND TAXIDEHau

TIfE
WE. DO EVERYTHING ~ iiin,r,'esl :
and taxidermlst line. H,EydS liza al
paid for raw furs an9 ord "a.
II. Stencil Fur Co., 81 u s'u -.
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ACCORDION PLEATING

Si'NEURST AED SIDE pLEA'rING.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Jennens, sos East 3rd SO.
gt. Bell phone Hyland 1s1-J. pl2i1
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CUT FLOWERS

----~~~-~--~~---- >~----~---~
THE LEADING; FLORIST, w, w. KING.
IA l.. 2nd So, Both phones 81. b29I
HUDDART FLORAL co. G. SO. MAIN
ST Phones LOG. Cut flowers aud fu-
neral designs rlG3@
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO:
new location - East Ord South 81
s6sS
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PHYSICIAN

DIR. JNO. NJ. SPAULDINC'S CASH
plan saves you from 81 10 80 per cent;
calls office, 81. home. 50; night,
$3.50: conflncments. SIS, charge accts..
regular fees. fos Judge bldg. Bell 47JI.
80
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PLUMBING & STEAM HEAT

RANGES MOVED AND CONNECTED
$50: water Jackets cleaned stoves and
ranges repaired Si5 Pacific ave y f
Morrison Wgeetcb 2SI3-y. xlsSD
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

.ARGE STOCK no SELECT FROM. IL
Mckenzie. Display yards. 522 SO. state.
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N. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGEECi
Skilled and unskllled lahorere
n'shed. 80 East let South, corner toaa Ia
merc'ai. Bel phone 1888. Ind. 9zo. p1'
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COAL AND KINDLING

--~~~---~-~-~~~-o~0--~o--
u. r. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
kindlinc l6J Y. ith So. Both phones.
m36ll
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AGENTS FOR INDUSTRIAL NsUR-
ance. combined with sick and accident
benefits; advances made to right men
Call 6s-57 Continental Bank bldg.
o3n0S
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FOR RENT
HoUsEKEBpTNc po,,

liouSEkEEPING roc,sS>>-
n'shed. 263 North Yves, rMs. Ts.
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs

->---~---------~>~~-~-~>-
WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED.
curlci dyed black. =. \. Carter Fur
Co, - West isl South eieo
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WATOHMAKER-JEWELER

WATCHES CLEA NED. 81 90: MAIN
springs, Si.00 s. Erickson, formerly
with Reiser 109 Main s25I2
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SHEET METAL WORKS


COUCHMAN & CO. HEATING AND
sheet metal works. All kinds of furnace
repair work. 2S3 South West Temple
r2cn0
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LOST-A GOLD LINK PIN, SUNDAY
afternoon Return TO 5Sl So. w Tenn
pic. Reward. X211T
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CIIAS. PETERSON. 90 RICHARDS ST"
brass. chipped glass and painted. Both
phones X2S
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAH RUST-
ness College preparation for business
ne Start course now, Boston bldg.
day. night. s153S
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NEW 4-RoOM FLAT. APPLY FIFTH
East hotel St'"'
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LoST-COLD WATCH CHARM. WITH
baby picture inside back initials M
r" Liberal reward, 20 West 5th South.
X2lS1
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4-ROOM APART. IN THE OAKS, COR
ucr ard So. and ath r.. strictly np-to-
date. heat and janitor service s2''o ana
s@o 90 little &. Little, No. / w. End $50.
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