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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
HELP TO STUDENTS.
Horticulture to Be Taught to Deaf Stu
dents In State School

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 6.-Horticulture Is to be
added 10 the course OF study for the deaf
students at the Utah School for the Deaf
and Blind during the coming term, ac-
cording to the statement OF Superintcnd
cnt F. NJ. briggs. This is made posi-
BILE by the addition Of II large new green
house TO the school properly. The green
house, which is twenty-five by ffty-hve
feet in size. Will be completed before the
opening of the school year. The new
course OF study will be In charge OF
w. T. Stllwell
The cost OF this Improvement will be
approximately $780, said Superintend-
ent briggs today. Fully one-third OF
our boys so TO the farm after graduating
from this school. and We can obtain eX-
cellent results with a department OF this
kind for the deaf. We already have more
than 100 varieties OF plants for them 10
study and experiment with, and this
number will be onsiderably Increased af-
ter the new greenhouse is placed in COM
mission"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
MELOGRAM' s FRIENDS
SOMEWHAT ALARMED
Companion of Girl Drowned
at Lagoon Has Been Act
ing Strangely.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 6.-Althou-h there is
substantial information 10 the effect that
the Young man is on his way 10 san
Francisco, many friends OF Joseph Melo
gram are somewhat alarmed over hts
strange conduct since the unfortunate ac-
cident at Lagoon two weeks ago, when
Miss Emma Goungqust lost her life by
drowning and Melogram. who was her
companion at the time. barely escaped a
similar fate.
Melogram disappeared from this city
Friday night or Saturday morning with
out informing his most intimate friends
Of his probable destination. That he is
on his way ia San Francisco or some
other const point Is indicated by the fact
that a former Ogden man. who now con
ducts a tailor shop In Elko. New. saw
him in that city Sunday. Melogram is
tailor. having been employed at the
Manhattan Clothes shop prior TO leaving
Ogden.
Several OF the mans friends nre GER
tain that the mans mind has been slight
ly deranged as n result OF the tragedy on
July 2S. When the boat in which the
pair wcro rowing was overturned Melo-
gram attempted TO save the girl, but he
could not swim and was formed TO aban-
don her In the water 10 save his own
life
IT can feel her slipping away from me
all the time, was the confession of the
before he decided TO leave Ogden. He
appeared TO be da5ed after his recover,
from the effects of the struggle In the
water. and. especially after attending the
girls funeral at Brigham city ap-
peared Irrational
Last Friday lie went TO the BOYLE
roominG house. where Miss Youngquist
had roomed. and secured permission to
pack her belongings These he took 10
the girls home In Brigham City Upon
leaving the city Melogram did not even
pack his own belongings. which are still
In the room occupied by him. 624 Twen-
ty-fourth street. AT the tailor shop
where he employed he left a suit
case filled with tools and also had two
days pay coming to him When seen
In Nevada the man was making his way
west by riding freight trains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
PIONEER is DEAD.
Carl M. soderbero OF Ogden Dies at the
Age OF 76.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. S.-Funeral services for
Carl NJ. SoderberG Will be held at the
Fourth ward meeting house tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock with Bishop +. a.
Olsen In charge. Tho interment Will be
made IN Ogden city cemetery.
Mr. Soderbere died at the home or bis
daughter, Mrs. Anton Christensen. 2cao
Ballantyne avenue. late Monday after
noon, death being due TO stomach trouble
lie was born in Sweden. April j.. ls3o'
coming 20 Utah twenty-one years ago.
Besides the daughter, with whom he re-
sided, he is survived by three sons, all
living In this city. The body Will lie
in state at the daughters home between
the hours Of 10 and 1 o'clock tomorrow
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WANTS DEATH PROBEO.
Request Comes TO Ogden Police From,
Resident Of Idaho.

-'p'Cial TIC llipuH"
OGDEN. Aug. s.-Writing from Henry.
Ida, l.. +. Winchell has requested the
local police to investigate the sudden
deaths Of two Of his relatives. man
named Reeder and his sister Mrs Minnie
Jones. which he believes occurred I'm OG-
den. According 10 the letter Reeder
died on June ~ and the woman on the
following day. Az no deaths in this
manner occurred In Ogden at The time
stated. the police are OF the opinion that
Mr. Winchel should appeal TO the SAT-
Lake authorities for his information.
they remembering such an occurrence
there about six weeks ago.
Sanitary Inspector George Shorten, TO
whom the Idaho communication WAS re-
ferred, states that be remcmberes the
case, one OF The deaths being due 10
OF tho lungs. There is Il
valuable estate involved In the case.
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FARMER OUT $4,000;
= WOMAN UNDER ARREST
By International News Service.

~ RF1NNI s.FTF FTCC.
ardent courtship on the part OF David
Mapping, a wealthy retired farmer OF
Pennington. Ill. eliminated in the arrest
In Portland OF Alice J. Brown. q dashlng
cloak model, who was TO have been his
bride. bat whom he now alleges oled him
for $4,000.
In the complaint the woman is charged
specifically with swlndling him out OF
$500, an amount which he says she
promised to Invest In hotel, but which
she Is alleged to have pocketed He
says that, at various times during his
courtshp. he gave her $4,000.
Mapping IL past so years of age The
woman is 26. She is six feet In height
and weighs 10 pounds. She Is described
as being a remarkably handsome woman.
She had n husband when Mapping met
her a year ago, but agreed TO get a d.
VorCe
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COMING FOR BREON.
Oregon officer, However, viii Probably
Meet With Much Opposition,

Special to The Tribune
p. PROVO. Aug. 6.-Sherid George Judd
has received a telegram from Angus,
Swinlcr. chief constable at Medford. or.
stating that an officer left there Monday
night for Provo with requisition for Carl
Breon.
Breon was arrested here July 2s on
Geographic orders from the officers a,
Mcdford. Or. and has been held await l.
Ing further information. II is alleged
that Ereon left the Oregon town with
ar automobile which was held under at
tachment for debt.
Governor Spry has been notified that
Breou. with his attorney. desires a hear
ing before the requisition papers are hon
ored The man under arrest claims the
automobile Us his own and says that no
attachment papers were ever served on
him BY the Oregon constable.
The Medford officer will probably reach
Salt Lake some time Wednesday and will
undoubtedly meet with opposition in his
attampt 10 set the governors signature
To the papers permitting him TO take
Breon back 10 the coast state.
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Robert W. Herter. Lawrenoeville.
No, who had been bothered with kid
uey trouble for two years, SAYS: 'I
tried three different kinds OF kidney
pills but with no relief NV neighbor
told me 10 use Foley Kidney Pills. I
took three bottles Of them. and got a
permanent eure. l recommend them
to everybody Scbramm- j nsop.
Drugs
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Damage by Fire.

NTr|IaI
OGDEN Aug s--DsuAxs estimated a. 1900 70.
suited AZ ar carly hour this moTEinE FROM a Gre
In th~ Lliis grocsry and meat narSet AZ .olt
Washington aycusc- Tho oriEia o. the Ere sc-
sordinE 20 Chief \ n. Canasld uAs IN elc,nr,
oiefst on the second floor ~ iAe building The
cause OF tho blaze t- mystery. a. Ab1rt xiii,
che proprietor of tNe store. had net occupied the
rooms for more than vssk heSE absent from
the city % a vacation Wafsr which roves
do~n frou the upper siorT caused tho chief
dsra<s tha stocs
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To Attend Outing.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 6.-PrscticnllJ the entire mem
nership OF the Ogden camp. Modern Wcod'nen OF
America will attend the annual state outing Of
the Utah camps at Lagoon. ThUrsaay. The local
member are very much Interested In tho out
come OF |, baseball game between tho Ogden
md Salt Lake camps. which II one Of tho fot-
lures OF the afternoon programme. The even
ing'u programme Includes bonfire catherine
With speeches BY prominent state Woodmcn,
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TABLET SERVICE HELD.
Park City EIks Do Honor to Memory OF
Departed Brother.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Aug. 6.-Last evening
at the regular session OF Park City lodge
No. 1874. 3. P. o. Elks. the tablet SER
vice. was given for Charles Ethan Allen,
who was killed in an automobile acci-
dent near Murray on July IL.
The funeral OF William Deason, who
died at HIS home last Saturday after
noon. will be held from the Catholic
church tomorrow at 2 O'Clock .. m The
members OF the local order OF the knights
OF Columbus. Of which order deceased
was a member, Will have charge of the
funeral and will attend in a body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
Mayor Fell Injured.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special % Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. s-Msyor A. g. Fclps chair At
the city building va, vacant today the
suit of slight injury sustained by the chief
commissioner last evening. The mayor has been
suffering from attack OF rheumatism for the
past few days ands Ian, evening tho afflicted right
foot IN contact with stone In such a
manner to sprhn tho ankle. Ho unable
TO leave tho house today. hut expects TO be able
10 have himself delivered" TO the o!fco By
auto within the next tow days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
ITALIANS TAKE TOWN
in TRIPOLITAN DESERT

ROME, Aug. 6.-The Italian naval
and military forces today occupied the
town of Zuara. Tripoli, and the sur
rounding oasis. The Italian troops suf.
fered few casualties. only small mum
Der OF the men being wounded.
The Turks with their Arab allies re.
turned TO the desert. Zuara was prac.
tically their only remaining foothold
Of any Importance on the Tripolitan
coast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
LOST AND FOUND

LOST = BETWEEN OFFICE EN-
trance, Mccormick blk, and Henager's
Business college, lady's small black purse
Call either Wasatch 18l or Wasatch 1903
T79
LOST-CHILD'S HAND D-EMBROIDERED
linen jacket at Saltair. Call Hyland
S37-J, 1896
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Attendance Decreases.

sr~~tsl 70 The iEleu1s
BRioHAN CITY Aux s-Th- pre-Issncr os the
Boz Elcst rtsk- has ce1acd 20 drroattsur sur-
Gay services n .re tabrraa-le for IN. rnoc IA
~ Aususr. Al least. oufaE 20 the snail attsnf-
aDce -hi~a ha- hen prcsg1t az iho.. r-ee,Iuzr
evrink The sur1r7sr- Me<iinEz ~ri y. belle n
ths 'euT city zar-s laEissi Neesinrs viii b.
rssumsf i5 ihe tabsrnscis on ssp,srb~- on
SFgt>mhrf VII - regular quarterly conference
IN this city Tho prosidszsy cannot account FOR
nc snail ,tte7eSurc IN TIC tAhsrurrle. On sun
cay. july =. thsre s;tsasanrr o, oaiv
20 ps-tcns. shilc Last Sunday g. ths four rl,,
~sr9s there vaE total Attsosance of fca
psrscu1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

AT THE REMINGTON TYPEWRITE Err
Co.'S employment department "A cordiaI
welcome awaits tho Stcnographer In
search OF a position. Every effort is
made to place that stenographer In the
kind of position desired There are no
IT, South West Temple street. 1913
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07
VIII Visit Capital.


trfritI n The TTItlnr-
OGDEN. lag. s.-A score OF OEdc- Gamer.
VII 40 - Salt Lake tor5TroU TO sttrrs The an.
rual outing ot ths Utah Csrncra aascriation NJ
Sdtsir. They vii depart over the B.mberKs=
lino a. o'ciock. returning IN ths svenlaE ors-
The zane lire The local member - ire ss.
scrtaiin1 state hat o. thiE usofiar Hrs Caro-
lirc SeTraoss OF Ss~ TorS viii again APPEAL -
the 'rrii p4css7 81 Utah TO iuteT,at th-ra.slvoa
n her plan rAlas ~. ooo for blk irult pa-,s.
Tax INDUSTRY In Utsh.
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SALARIES ARE FIXED.
County Commissioners Decide Upon Pay
for the County Officers.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Aug. 6,-The county commits
sioners here have fixed the salaries OF all
county officers for the ensuing two years.
as follows
Commissioner. each. 500 per snnum:
sheriff $3.50. assessor. recorder clerk
treasurer and attorney. 1880 each: super
intencent OF county schools. $500. sur
veyor. $1,000.
The salaries OF clerk. treasurer. re-
coroer and attorney are incrsa sed $3.50 per
aunum over the amount now IN force and
the assessors pay Is Increased $500. The
pay or county commissioners the last two
years has bean $500 for the chairman and
1850 for the other two.
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After Bodies Of Relatives.

hptcial 20 Tho lgIsunf.
OGDEN. Aug. Al. c Komr a resieoas o.
Niiss o. In osdon today on mis- Nay 10
Mpirs. Ida. claim tho bodies OF his brother
villi. a. konp. and HE son, George A. Kemp
Who dro~nes In ihs Snake rlSor during the
latter paF OF July. Little is known concerning
TIE Death o, tbs two n-n and ~ iI Mr. Ksnp's
h7ps 10 s.,AelEh In his osn mind whether ,hey
we're accidentally drowned. or murdered but be
u row inclined 20 believe that their death va,
acridtntai
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VIII Support Family. -.


Spr-isI q TIC TrIbuhe-
OGDEN Aug. SIN Judge ". II. Rseder's
court this morning Henry EaSley. charged with
abandoning his wIfo and chlldrou. signed per-
sonai bond 10 rho state OF Utah In the sum
OF 1900 binding himself TO contribute t5S zach
month Ia their support. The payments which
arc 10 be mado 10 tho treasurer Of Weber
county, must DO made tho nrst OF each
month. starting September I.
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Deficit Is Shown.
spsolai 70 The Tribune.

oGpHN. Aug. "a, meeting OF tho dir,c-
tors OF the Utah Chaut2uqua association last
evening tnsl accounting OF the reoepts and
Expenditures OF the recent assembly made
and ~ ascer,Ai1od that the dehcit the
meeting voGld not exceed $500. llt,lo more
than halt The amount Which existed a deccit
at the close o, the 1911 sI-ersy. A, the asso-
citation hSs stock fund OF 1900 mis- year Il
~ili be able 20 mako mp the dcoclt and retain
I-rb for noIl ytRra rneetinE.
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Construction Company Busy.
Ep1olai n Ths rrihr-..

tp@cal N Inr Irih1-s-
THISTLE. AuE. s-Ire Utah Cnnttr1scfiaa
company J. here With uso aad teams. gr4cirF
TO- the r~nser Rio SrzH:e's dosblr track tys-
tsfr Many 81 The farmers N the soisier Fo-k
c<ryon fcci ureity sho1t the iocHtou Of The r-w
'rask. as IA aoms iasiE7cs1 u ruus through tbeir
home
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DIED

COURT-In this city. July l."1sl2, John
w. Court. In his 6ist year. Fuuern
services Will be held this morning at
1890 from the Oualtrough- -Allcott COM
pany funeral parlors, hii South Main
street Interment In City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-07

OF The Peach city. The Ogden RAPID TranSi,
company has arranged 20 transport 1900 persons
Those IN charge OF the picnic have followed the
plan which prevailed when the stake outings OF
the Ogden old folks held.
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Licensed to Wed.
spseIA 70 TT. Trisaae

oGpES. A1r. s-NIrTGs- lcsuseS -,r, grant
a. today 20 George william Ausol ~ Eranttoa.
We. snf fr-1s Laura HErsis o, Eayuvitir
Iso1srf A. Standing sai I~oncrs A. rzTi. both
of Tis'ei-E. BaE gldsr eouuty
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FURRIERs

FURS STORED, CLEANED RE
paired; summer prices; storage rooms
best equipped in the west; responsible
concern; reasona BILE rates. Hudson Bav
Fur Co.. 122 Main. Wasatch 1851 dl747
GENEVA c. HICKS & CO., eS SOUTH
6th East; furs cleaned and stored, re-
pairs and remodeling done at reduced
prices during summer months. Wasatch
3707. c20s5
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MASSAGE

M9SSEDSE FOR LADIES ONLY: BODY
and bust Development. weight scjen
tihcaily reduced; rheumatism and ner-
NousneSs successfully treated. references
Furnished Was4tcb 2s24 fIo7
MRS, ANNA ERHARD GIVES MAS
sage. Just phone Wasatch ss+g lsa
South 2nd East. sss6
POSITIVELY CTRED
AsnicurinE and electric massage Room
Z Orpheum hotel. roo
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Getting Full Value

Your time has market value Where and how are you
marketing it?
Are YOU getting full value for your experience anu ao
v9 Is lust gained for the tasks haI you are
able to perform with skill and alacry2
The great market place is The Tribune Want Columns
Through the Want Columns you may learn OF the open
nps that exists line of worlyou may know what
good Jobs avalableyou keep posted regarding op
portunities for advancement.
To be alive TO opportunity must read lhe tribune
Wants
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Old Folks to Gather.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 6-Moro than ono thousand Brig
ham City old folks and their attendants will
gather at Glcnvood park tomorrow attend the
annual outing pauned by tho church authorities
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VETERINARY SCHOOL,

$. +. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
sins sept. ls; No profession ofrcrs
feane. pres. 1913 Market ST san Fran
cisco ~ 10.
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WANTED sITUATIoN-MALB

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND
office man desires position. Was. a..
Tlks club 1887
YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK ON
chicken ranch or private place. Reason
able wages. Address K-39, Tribune f7ss
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT a. M
AND l p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
i3l so. 6TH EAST,
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S-RooM MODERN, -,
9as " sst IS an and LIST North, vvss ..le
~ n. lst West. Aoesz
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS
had experience as a snlcslady, parucu-
|arly in tho book and stationery line;
hrst-class references must accompany
the application. Address d. T., L, y.
Box 1899. 1910
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COTTAGES CLOSE -
v,ySl0,; service; at..room. si,:
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
cmbalmer. 164 So. West Temple. Phone
1919 d3
e. @. O'DONNELI. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer, has moved 10 new loca-
ton. 226-227 South West Temple street,
Realty bldg Phone $50 o339s
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ANNOUNCEMENT

JUDGE MERCY HOSPITAL TRAINING
school is now open for a few probation
ers 10 enter for the fall term. Apply
Superlnte tendent e5e7
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CONTRACTORS

r. B. SPRINGER. HOUSE WRECKER
and contractor. Phone Wasatcn 10s9-W.
Res. i2i 3rd East. f76i
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STRICTLY s1Sn MODERN -
ouIngalow on s,h pT sy. s'Roq
1871, last IND ezT /
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i-RooM STRICTLY vo,
Tan avn and shade, Close 'Sp y
Iemple, Wasatch ss7s'ya u
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WANTIGD-WOMAN TO DO SMALL
family washing and Il little house
work I'm exchange for three partly fur
nished rooms for housekeeping, Call 439
So. 3rd East. fISc
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B. ROOM MOD. coTr,o@
va fennsylyania ave- TS W.,
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2-RM. STRICTLY Non -
land 545-W. ''H 20. lN
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CHIROPRACTORS

CkClL d. CECIL. CHIROPRACTORS
I., COR oonsuitation free. s03 Utah Savings &
A'"SN DuIolUs. ns
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsTONES


LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display yards 4i2 So. State.
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HAIRDRESsING PARLOR


GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSING
manscuring, etc Sasse's H6irdress!nZ
College. e2-5l
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s,a, lar newly plss,.AH.As9 Ia n,AA9E cuo
SctnIe: c.,,,. 'l2 per ninth ,Sd' ,aH
1einent Co. 3i6 So n; Llsr,|
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ON GOOD SECURITY;
IL per cent. H-54, Tribune, or Wasatch
21a6-N fo00
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DENTISTS

DR. J. y. KEYSOR, 240 MAIN ST. TEL.
Wass,ch 6G2s. Good set teeth. Sc. 90.
d3io3
DR. +. z. MORGAN. DENTIST. 500
Scott building. Open evenings scSG9
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gas range. lInc,ssi coTTr,|
ohth room. shade e u r.
sateh 2S64,M. ana avn
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INVENTIONS PATENTED

SCOTT & co. PATENT ATTORNEYS
ali countries; reasonable terms. 2o7
Judge bldg. oos96
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. W. KING.
2l4 z. 2nd SO. Phone 81. b29I
HUDDART FLORAL CO. To so. MAIN
st. Phone LOG. Cut flowers and tu-
neral designs D1682
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PATENTS

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED:
expert workmanship. satisfaction guar
anteed. T. Nielsen. g. SO. State. a3Cs2
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HAIR GOODS.

- >-->-,>~->,---~~--> ~-->~~~-~--~~-~-
i@NDIr-9. SAVE MONEY on HAIR
goods. Call Mrs. Kiinner. cxper. hi.
goods maker COS South State street
e92l
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CAMPING RIGS


Ma kE ARRANGEMENTS FOR can
yyn Fiss f9r outing trips now. Farmers
EHchange Wasatch 475s aSeS
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t-ROOM MODERN. ln ~
or 9Th South. bet. IiS ~
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PRIVATE HOME

PRIVATE. CONFIDENTIAL HOME FOR
confinemen,s. under nurse and doctor's
services: babies adopted. Ella Martin. 33s
w. 3rd North. Wusatch ti93-R .30sI
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large yard. $40 ,S,9ITA@
plv 40 Church ~ al south 10 3.
and State sts. ST. ilh sns
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500 RAILROAD LARORERS. TEAM
sters and station men; wages 81 30 and
s2.I5 per day; long jobs good station
work at best prices In country; George
town extension Of 3 A. 6 p. railway.
Anaconda Mont. Clifton Applegate &
Co.
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS.

DON'T GET sUNBURNED.
Come in our cool basement, read the
daily paper and have Your shoes re-
paired or polished.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING Co.
Il East SecoEd So. Phone Wasatch 3oS3
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