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SPECIAL, SPECIAL,

SPECIAL! SPECIAL,
s2S 90 Down and s15 90 per Month.
A beautiful 4-room brick house, To-
Gated In the heart OF Poplar Grove The
lot is SIS feet wide by 165 feet deep, 70 a
2 rod alley in the rear. The price is
sl5oo.oo, and can be sold for the a abovc
terms. MIR. Worlsingnan." this is your
chance TO secure home.
Do not fail to see this quick, IL you wish
a home.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
was 1883 2O2 Hooper Bldg.
e1O73
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, seclusion. legal adoption
Mrs r Pclllips Ilth e. bet 18th and
18th So. Sugar sta. Hyiano lzsi-M
n9os1
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME;
doctors and nurses service. oaoles ie
r,llv adopted Ella Martin, 3SS West 3rd
North Wasstch l4e3-R. ge0S
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KEY FITTING

KEY CITING, LOCK WORK, BICY-
Gle Supply Co. Phone Bell 1928, o761
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DR. ]. B. KEYSOR. 240 MAIN ST. TEL
Wasatch s62S. Good set teeth. $500.
d310s
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GROCERY SPECIAL

GOOD EGGS. DoZ., CSC: g LBS. LARD.
7Sc: 10 lbs. $40: = lbs. good creamery
butter s5c: fresh Utah cheese. aoc.
CHICAGO STORE, 1l6 w lst South.
rfl1a
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I'A c, HICKS & CO, SIS so. 9Th
IA Iurs made. cleaned. repaired and
y eieo. s complete line of ready
~ iues TO select from. Was. S707.
c-Sni
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

THE COLONIAL.
Elegantly furnished two and three
room apartments, with reduced rates from
$50 and up: single rooms, with or without
f2o5s
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o~~~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~-
TWO NEW STORES NEARLY COM
pletcd at 53 N. State ST Steam heat,
No better location for meats. groceries
and drugs. Main street Is the closest
meat market or drug store. Canyon
road and North State street have no
car line, consequently all residents walk
by these stores.
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. w. ond So.
g11S3
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SHARPENED AND REPAIRED; BICY-
clio repairing; key fitting. Salt Lake
Lock Works. Bell 1854 a2367
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING
SCAVENGER SERVICE

GARBAGE. RUBBISH AND DEAD AM
mails removed; sanitary cans furnished
free: all kinds Of scavenger work done
promptly and thoroughly. Salt Lake
Scavenger s. Sanitary Garbage Co. - z
srd So. st. WaSatch 10. 0T25
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~ THREE GREAT BARGAINS.
little modern 5-room red
pressed brick, on Windsor ave-
near 9th So; fine lawns. cement
walks and shade. $500 cash, bal
easy terms. Cost $4,000
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS

iso-ACRE DRY FARM UNDER PRO
posed high canal; all under fence and
20 acres broken up. For quick sale SIS
per acre takes II. This land IS 5 miles
north OF Fillmore, the county seat Of MIL
lard. and will pay for Itself the first year
planted Particulars. write L. w. Gals
ford. Filmoee city, Utah. 1855
THE BEST FARMS ARE FOR SALE BY
A. ~. Rosenbaum. 112 Main. Wasatch
s839 c304s
100 ACRES OREGON LAND FOR SALT
Lake City or suburban property. Ad
dress Mis-. Tribune f275i
FARM SPECIALISTS
WE KEEP a MAN IN THE COUNTRY
all the time looking for snaps. Sec
us before buying your farm or country
home. Phone Wasatch 3012. A. II. Snow
Development Co. lis ID So. f1353
WANTED TO TRADE
I60-ACRE RANCH IN IDAHO FOR
acreage with house. Call Hyand 55.
1892
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL & CECIL THE CBIROPRAC-
tors" II sick. try us. Get well. Con-
sultation free. Room 400. 235 South
Main. GIT
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.FUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

~ Conn. --7-~-S>-~N>o~ >s>-~-~~s-~~--~~--~-
n sSODDARD-ABBEY CO, AUDIT
- u hna general accountancy. 622 Nc
~ oids. Wasatch 51es, c203a
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THREE SPECIALS,

SPECIAL! SPECIAL, SPECIAL,
rooms, well turn. rent only sos. will
clear $40 a mo-. $3.50. Ross c. Davis
lib Main. W. 1899. cI.ql
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S34oo-EleEant modern 5-room red
pressed brick; oak floors. piped
for furnace, bath. toilet. sta wash
stand, gas, etc; faces south on
llth South near 9th East; pave
ment cement walks all around
mouse lawns, flowers. garage
chicken cooDs, fruit and shade
a big bargain. Worth A good deal
more than offered at. Fine neigh
horhood
MEEkS & MCCARTNEY,
21o-211 Boston Bldg.
fhone for auto Wasatch 1892
g1469
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MASSAGE
TYPEWRITERS
FURS MADE TO ORDER.

REMODELING AND
cleaning at reasonable prices. Call
phone Hyland 139S-W. Elizabeth NJ
Evans S57 r, 6th South. g123s
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. S51 so.
State St Phones 6296. rn2567
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GERTRUDE r. BENJAMIN, ". ".
LOUISA STEWARD. SECRETARY.
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s525V-5-room modern, almost new
pressed bick cottage; mantel
lawns, cement walks, sewer, side
walks; fine furnace: lot 2Sxl0:
faces east on st. worth $1,000
want $3.50 cash, bal terms
Room for two rooms upstairs.
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CHINA DECORATING

II East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons. cs59
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$3.50
Buys swell lots on ith East and
18th South.
n. W. CLAYTON CO.,
Real Estate, Loans. Insurance. Stocks
and Bonds.
11s South Main, Tel Was. 5s77.
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WASATCH LODGE NO. !. f. & A. M
Masonic temple. corner First South and
second East. Regular meetings second
friday OF each month. Members OF
sister lodges and sotourning brethren
cordially Invited. +. o. Leatherwood. W.
M; y. j. Lowe, Secretary
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LAWN MOWERS

DR.. F. z. MORGAN. DENTIST, 502
Scott building. Open evenings 1860
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UvE AND RANGE REPAIRS

ScSaS,S CONNECTED, $3.50; WATER
@vas e,eaned, 50: l.. Jackets, So;
80 repaired. Phone wasatch 8714.W
SrLsto' CRATES AND WATER
81 aii makes. work guara nteed;
al aaone' foundry. "A No. fth w. Wa
-e.vV. f243G
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ART CALENDARS

A FULL LINE OF 1912 CALENDARS.
worth soc and soc: must go at l0c.
Deseret Sunday School Union Book
Store. a. F. So, Temple. f307S
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

A ABARGAIN-SEw ERA AUTOCFCLE'
z speeds and free motor: no pedanng'
starts with crank; 2 seats: 1911 model;
putt and operated like an automoohe'
II interested write J. Leo Hafen. Provo:
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FOR RENT
. pyNT-FURNIsHEp ROOMS

VI
~xDeOMr SECOND-STORY FRONT
Scsn: also side rooms, strictly private
'Dh' e350
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-02

of United States against Econ
omy Light and Power Co. tornor-
row afternoon.
Simon Smith, of Evanston,
waiting for car at Canal and 18th
SITS. Pocket picked of $l60.
Mrs. Mary Hedrick and Miss
Edith Hane arrested as hold-up
women. Charged with having
lured James Vrees into an alley
near Halsted and w. Randolph
st. and robbing him of $50.
Safe belonging in Freeman's
grocery, 420 w. Chicago av.,
found by police in vacant store
four block away.
S. A. Newman, 1888 S. Mich
igan, lost auto left at Blackstone
Saturday. Found by police at
18th and S. State st.
After 10 years search through
out country Mrs. Joseph Pollock
found husband. Since leaving her
he has been married and d.
vorced.
Rev. Jaius Glenn Atkins, Prov,
idence, R. L, attacked new
thought" ideas before Sunday
Evening club.
200 members of Croatian league
last night pledged their support
to sServia in present war.
Police stood guard yesterday
while workmen RACED building at
315 Garfield blvd. Trouble be-
tween renter and owner.
Cosmo Hamilton, English
playwright and editor, here.
TH-,7,- o~rar,J C,1o-. s-A,~- I'LL
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in Round lake while boating witk
husband.
Dean Walter T. Summer rapid
ly recovering from operation at
St. Luke's hospital.
Municipal dance hall and
amusement centers advocated by
Clifford G. Roe of American
Vigilance Association as a rem
edy for social evil.
Fred Gre, 603 S. Fifth av., al
ways looks under bed for burglar.
Found one last night. Took him
to S. Clark st. police station.
Sarah Bernhardt and company
arrived in town.
Chicago Elks held annual me-
mortal services in Grand Opera
House yesterday.
M. N. Mangasarian said in SER
mon that man was primitive in
worship,
Fleming Baird, 435 Lawrence
av., ran into auto at 43rd and
Lake av. Auto smashed. Baird
not arrested.
Mrs. Cora Mickle Hotter, 1912
Orleans St., says that everyone
has a Soul mate"
DR.. James Mclean, Los An
geles lecturer, says no couple is
perfectly mated. "Stuf and nom
sense, said Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
othy Maloney, 210z Clifton, at
golden wedding celebration.
James F.. Morrow, AZ, arrested
for embezz1ing from Classified
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Harry IS. Morton for the collection of
s214o damages for injuries received when
ne was struck at Third West and Third
South sfo streets by a motorcycle ridden by
the defendant, The alleged accident
happened on June 16.
ATTORNEYS J. A. STREET and w
II, Hramel yesterday filed suit in the
Ihird district court against tho Miners
anIaS a2nIeuihS company and f. Augustus
aeinae for the collection Of $4,000. alleged
to be due for professional services.
THE COUNTY commissioners vester-
day appointed L. s. Nebeker to sueeeed succeed
Charles S. Nebeker In the countv ~
corder's office, The latter has been
forced to reiinquish his work on account
MI r. X. pyeAN fled suit yesterday In
LandriSan for the collection of s752,i5
alleged TO be due on a Judgment secured
IN Nevada on June p. 1905
SUIT WAS filed yesterday In the Third
fdistr.ct fal court BY the Utah Loan & Build
Ing association against NJ M King for
the recovery OF $500. alleged to be due
on promissory note. uue
SUIT FOR AN accounting OF the busI-
ness, ness OF q, Partnership restaurant at ~.
day in the Third district court bv p
kassinlkos asnsnst John Cardassis.
SUIT WAS filed yesterday In the
Third district court by the Rensselaer,
eave company against Pratt G. Cady
due on goods furnished ~
a FINAL DECREE of divorce WAS ves-
terday granted by Judge c. w, Morse in
tho Third district court TO Judson TT
Vail from Alta S, Vail
a FINAL decree of divorce was yes
tterdaX granted by Judge T. D. Lewis in
Ihe Ihird district court to Maud Nelson
from A. r. Nelson.
THE COUNTY commissioners yester-
day decided that voting machines will
be used In all OF the districts OF the city
and In the larger districts OF the county.
LIEUTENANT n. C. BALL of tho
Twentieth Infantry has been detailed TO
attend the school OF mnsketry at tho Pre-
sidio in Monterey.
PAUL WILLIAMS, son of Attorney
Farley l.. Williams, was Yesterday adj.
mitted to the state bar.
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WATER USERS DOWN
TO ROUTINE WORK

A committee on constitution and by
laws was selected at the afternoon ses-
sion Of the Federated Water Users as
sociation; which opened Its first annual
convention here yesterday morning. Four
teen associations We're represented at
yesterdays meeting. Today, several adj
ditional delegates are expected TO arrive.
Al the morning session committees on
credentials and order Of business were
chosen, The main work of organiza ton
will probably be accomplished today.
Former Governor r. T.. Sloan of Ari-
zona. temporary president of the organ-
zaton. sent word that he would be I'M
able to attend. James p. Orme, presi-
dent OF the Salt River Valley Water
Users association. was selected as tempo
rary chairman of the convention until
the permanent officers are elected.
The committee on constitution and by
laws worked late last night perfecine
plans for the organization and will make
It's report at this mornings Meeting
Those ON the committee are o. e. Farm
ham OF the Belle Fourche, 5. D. pro-
iect; Fulton II. Sears. TrucSec-C Carson,
New: Abel Ady, Klamath. Ore; Earl p.
Smith. Yuma County Water Users asso-
ciation, Arizona, and ]. A. Smith Of El
Paso valley, FL Paso. Texas.
The meeting this morning will convene
at 10 O'Clock. Officers will probably be
elected today,
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CITY And VICINITY

EXAMINATION for the award OF
Rhodes scholarships will be menced
Tuesday, October Is. at University of
Utah, according to announcement made
yes terday by President James \. Kings
bury. On Tuesday the candidates Will
be eXa mined in transln tlons of Latin into
English, Latin prose and arithmetic.
Wednesday. Greek. Latin grammar alge-
bra and geometry Will be the subjects.
SPECIAL AGENT John A. Smith of
land office. will leave today for Washing
ton, d. c.. TO confer with officials Of the
department in regard TO land matters OF
interest TO residents OF tine northwest
lie will confer with the attorney general
secretary Of tho interior and the commits
sioner OF the general land office. He
expects to return in about three weeks
DIR. T, q. BEATTY. secretary of the
state BOARD of health, is planning health
fair A special tent will he used for the
exhibit and lectures illustrated by NOV
Ing and stereoptican pictures DIR.
Beatty will make several talks showing
how flies are the cause OF typhoid fever
and other diseases
COMPROMISE JUDGMENT for $500
was entered yesterday In the Third dis
trict court In the case OF Earl Harvey
against the Mountain States Telephone
sued for $1,000 damages for injuries sus-
land Exchange building.
THE UTAH Association of Credit
Men yesterday filed suits in the Third
district court against Richard and Harry
James for the collection OF 1890 rs and
against s. W. Price for S21OG.S2. Both
actions are to recover payment for goods
alleged 10 have been furnished,
MRS. CHARLOTTE Perkins Gilman,
well-knoWn writer and lecturer on sub
jccts OF interest to women, Will be Salt
Lake City visitor October II and 10. Sno
will be the geust of Mrs. Il. 3. Wells
and Mrs Susa Y. Gates
THE DAUGHTERS of Utah Pioneers
held All interesting meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at the bishops building, Pro-
fessors George Careless. Henry E. Giles
lsctions.
NEPHi VAUGHAN fled suit ycster-
day in the Third district court against
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eRANsFoRD WITHDRAWs,
Former Mayor Declines Place on Demo.
cratic Ticket

County Chairman T, T. Thomas OF the
Democratic party yesterday announced
that he had received a letter from For
mer Mayor John S. Bransford withdraw
Ing from the Democratic ticket as a cam
didate for representative to the state leg
islature. Mayor Bransford was never a
candidate for the nomination and imme-
diately after he was named by the party
announced that he could not IN any event
be a candidate for the position az he had
made arrangements that could not now
be altered for spending the winter in
California and would not DO back in Utah
until April 10. Mr.. Bransford said that
under the circumstances 1t would be alb
solutely impossible for him to be In the
state during the coming legislative ses-
sion. For that reason he would not be
candidate.
Mr.. Thomas said that he had rcceiy eel
Mr.. Bransford's withdrawal several days
ago but had not announced il for the
reason that there were SO many Demo-
Gratis eager to get on the ticket this year
that he thought it the part of wisdom 10
wait until the county committee was
ready to act on the matter OF nlling the
vacancy Mr., Thomas said he Wished It
understood that only the fact that Mr..
Bra nsford would not be in the state this
winter prompted his withdrawal. He said
that Mr.. Bransford had already contri-
buted literally to the Democratic county
campaign fund and would work for the
success of the Democratic party.
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Action and Afterthoupht

That the action OF yes,.rd. u
afterthought was evidenced hsy "a:
motion which vas passed !, -
other liquor applications n ,s,ssls
instance the motion embod,ed ne Y
val OF two formal bonds anT 'ns q
tiine ordered the legal depa r,rsIe a. sae
20 the district court. enl Pm
The several applications
TO be protested on the foiIowin,"o i,oissa
as given by Chief Grant N Is I.,ss sro1
commissioners: ~ 'eite's %
&. F. Bray, twice cony,c,s I.
court of selling liquor witbon; u !, ~
holn cases on appeal TO the dJstTcs ~ y
r,,i hles Demarls' pleaded guilty X.
yustice blshop OF selling liquor On ~; ~
bg drIah9ement with the conn
maris' It Is alleged, was alIovsS' !.
let a 500 bond instead Of being fr.s y
G. S. Holmes. accused Of ylo1,,,-. !.
city restaurant" ordinance by ,s5s,
TO remove doors from prIysts '',I N
rooms In which intoyicants are ssu u !
sold after midnight. 'ea
"A. c. Larsen, proprietor OF ,hs e.,
Gle hotel, which Is IN d!sfayor vis
police department. The LIQUOR "s any,
ton Is for a saloon on the eronrS 'i
OF the hotel building.
The two motions referred n {,
foregoing were presented by Mayor
uel c, Park and are as follows:
/ move that the> attached r,h
liquor bonds OF A. C. Larsen and
A. Rockhlll at 22T South State rlr,
and 9. s. Holmes individual suret,
101 East Second South street, be 4
proved, same having received The d
proval OF the legal department, d
that the legal department be instru,
ed to make formal protest In u
name Of the commission agaInit b
granting OF the retail liquor lcent
to applicants at the above address
(Slgned) SAMUEL C. PARK
In the matter OK the spplicatlc
for retail liquor licenses Of Jan
Demeris at 2t3 Rio Grands ayea
and OF Bray & Davis at "a vi
Second South; I move that the d
attorney be instructed to inyes,iE.
these cases and. II in his opinion i
t'dablc, he will make formal prot,
TO the district court on behalf Of
commission.
IctziN cI,rr-,-Y r. pApV
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HUSBAND AND WIFE
TAKING LONG WALK

Following a horse and cart loaded down
with camping outfit ID. II. Woolf. vino
says he is an orchestra leader, and hls
wife walked into Salt Lake City yester-
day afternoon They say they have hiked
every foot OF the distance from Kansas
City, their tarting point. From here they
will take the train 10 San Bernardinos
Cal, in order TO avoid the desert, From
San Berna rdino the walk will be contIn-
ued 10 Los Angeles from there to San
Diego, and on up the coast to Seattle,
The expenses OF the trip are being paid
by the sale OF q book Of travel, called
'Tramping and Camping" When seen
al the New Grand hotel last night. Mr..
Woolf said they We're not taking the trip
on II bet or for a sum OF money. as most
pedestrians claim, but merely for the
heaIthfulness OF the walk. They leave
for California tNGaY
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Selection of Float Attendant:
for Irrigation Congress
Parade Made.

When the first arrangements for
the parade in connection with the Ma
tional Irrigation congress wero made
the county commissioners were asked
to name three young women of the
county TO attend the feat which the
county will have in the pageant.
Ever since that date the commits
sioners have been in a quandary for
method Of making the choice. Yes
terday, however, it was decided to al
low the clerks in the Office of the
county clerk and county recorder to
each select one of the young women,
the third will be named by the com.
missioners today.
the two offices, and Miss Vera l.
Hodge was chosen from the clerk s
office and Miss Mabel Jund from the
recorder S Office
Miss Hodge is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. II. Hodge of Pleasant
Green. For the past two wears she
has resided with her grandfather, Will
liam Irvine, at 6S Center street.
Mr., Irvine was one of the first set
tiers in the state and city Miss Hodge
hns been the cashier in the office OF
Ihe CouuoS cteIh ever eince MIS-. war
garet Zane Witcber has held that
office. She is a decided blonde, and
by many accredited as the prettiest
girl in the Office.
Miss Lund is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Lund. lis Center
street. She is native of Ogden,
but has resided in this city for two
years, becoming a deputy in the county
recorder s office a year ago
By strange coincidence Miss Lund
and Miss Hodge are warm friends,
and live within q block of each other
and frequently walk 10 the city and
county building together on their way
TO aud from work.
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LOVE DENIES REPORT.
Says Smoot Did Not Promise to Make
Him Governor,


Stephen IT, Love, Progressive candi-
date for congressman. declares that he
did not say at Santaquin that Senator
Mr.. Love would be the Republican can
didate for governor four years hence.
Mr.. Love declares that the words at
tributed to him by The Tribune's Provo
correspondent on this occasion were not
spoken by him,
However. the information contained In
The Tribune's Provo dispatch was fur
g. j. CARPENTER, Progressive candidate
for presidential elector. and Walter Ad-
ans. Progressive candidate for state au-
dltor. When hr. Love denied the ac-
curacy OF the quotation contained In
the dispatch the story was referred to
Mr., Carpenter and Mr.. Adams, who az
ter reading 1t In print again vouched
Mr.. Loves letter relative 10 the re-
port follows:
Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept. IS, 1912,
City Editor, Tribune, City.
Dear Sir; Your Provo correspondent
is In error in reporting my address at
Santaquin Monday night. His Informant
evidently got the rally mixed up with
meeting.
The Inducements spoken OF at the bo-
tel We're. not made bv Senator Snoot,
frisnds Sgs by ~ other nler groninens Republican
press his regret to mo at my having
Joined in the Progressive movement bpt
he did not mention the governorsbIp nor
did he make any promises 10 me what
ever
Please make the correction and obIiee,
Yours very truly,
g. II. LOVE.
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REVERSE AC7I5I1
LIQUOR l|GE|
City Commissioners IA
'zc Investigation Of 81
Applicants.
MAY MAKE A pRols
Ordinance Ordered Draw,
Annex the West Half (
Forest Dale. !

The city commission y.,,..,
iSed the city legal departmass e,ss' a
formal Investigation Of ~ %
plieatlons of Bray & D,vln tn' l'qrs,
Defnaris. who are petitions ana u
LOT 20, % West Second South r,. .'s u
N'o Grande street, respeo,,s', suss' ~
lhVestlgntion warrants, ,bs ,
ment is instructed to moIe 'ssal N
test in the name of the ea, l0rsal
the Third district court VIII y
cations are called for be. ~" 'as =
ber 3. ling On q
On September II cn,,.
"rote the commissioners tS.,; q; ?. q,
yestigated both cases and l'as aa.S y Id
dorse the applications. ~ ~ could sp(
the m mead of the police depas sasptssAd
letters Of directly opposItae osItea1Nynlsnt sN \
mending favorable action sTeet II
sion, on Tuesday, and v,,i me Coz,
for q report from the ler,IIn Inoa! tu
on the letters Of septemSs~r "a ,esepafsa
they had been referred H., ., % d
ton approved the bonds g, y iorrlll
which. In line with formsr U' tns a.,, ,ap5isI
commission. was virtual annraut auh' Y