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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Feud Over Probation Officer,

Special 10 The Tribune.
FARK CITY. Feb TO fill tho va
"aucy caused by the departure Of II II.
MATTERS. probation officer Of the u-
.vcuile cogrt Tor salt Lake W. j.. Rich
aTdsou has been appointed by II. r.
Ionc9, county probation officer at Coal
vic. Tho appointment Of Richardson
IS not pleasing to a certain local fac
ton. who wished Henry Crossman to be
named.
In appointing Richardson. Mr.. Jones
gave as n reason that he wished to keep
the office FREQ from local political en-
tan@lcmcnt. The salary Of tho proba-
lion officer is $50 per month. SIS of
which is contributed by the city 4
probable outcome OF the dissatisfaction
will he the passing of an ordinance by
iio city government cutting OF tho
monthly appropriation Of SIS,
Mr., Richardson said tonight that he
would continue 10 discharge the duties
Of the office regardless OF any action by
The city authorities in the matter OF
.Ompc 1Satiun.
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DIED

DAIRY MPLE-At no. 10 Kendall square,
February g. 1912. of old age, Martha
J. pslrymplc in her ciShty-hrs, year;
native Of New York state, and mother Of
Mrs Eunce j. WILCOX of this city, The
remains were shipped by Joseph William
TAYLOR Yesterday evening 10 Wardeoro.
Ida where tho funeral services will he
held Monday February ). 1917.
JEPSON-At tho Grace hospital, Febru-
AIRY 5, l9l2, of chronic ncphrilis, Robert
.Tepson. father of Mrs. Walter &. Sander.
born November 50 lSi]. in Denmark. fu-
neral services today (Sundsl) ut p. M,
from the funeral chapel OF Joseph William
TAYLOR. u South West Temple street.
Friends arc invited to attend, lntermcnt
in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
GOOD WORK DONE.
Sacred Heart Academy Opens Second
Half OF Year Auspiclously,

Spo"lsl 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb 3.-Friday marked the be
ginning of the second semester at Sacred
Heart academy, and from the bright out
look thc remainder OF the scholastic year
bids fair TO exceed In numbers OF pupils
and earnest work the first half just CON
cliIdcd.
Though the Christmas holidays were
of longer duration than usual, the prompt
return OF pupils rendered II possible for
thnm TO accomplish the amount OF work
required before tho beginning OF the
second semester. \ prolonged rest re-
suited in imparting renewed energy. ana
all appeared anxious 10 resume work In
1912
A spiritual retreat tho exercises Of
which were conducted 10y Rev. T. j:
Q'Eeilly' S. j., occupied three days OF OF
Jealous In following the programme out
lined for each day, and the beneficial re-
suits Of their close application 10 the
principles laid down. arc evident in school
work as we'll 2 8 In the serious views they
have assumed OF life and It's rcspons-
biliiics. The sermons were practical in the
extreme and. as ono young lady .aptly re,
marked. they rcsombled warnings and
suggestions more than real sermons. Fa
thcr O'Rclly's stay after the retreat WAS
very much enjoyed, but pronounced All
delighted - welcome him 10 the fnal
day OF thcir music examination. These
ordesls. which are frequently dreaded
b. school girls. seemed to he a pleasure
continued for one period. during four
days, and being held in the form Of re-
ritals proved exceedingly interesting. Be
ginning with the Minms. who gladly dis
pls we'd their technical skill. and conclud-
Ing with the advanced pupils. who proved
the truth OF Shcllys exquisite lines:
Music. when soft voices die.
Eihra teS i'll tns memory,
all ACQUITTED themselves most credit ably.
Kind words of commendation spoken on
Thursday afternoon by Father O'Fciily
came AS reward for past efforts and an In
centivc 10 future labors.
One place was vacant, however, and
eucoura giug words that Sacred Heart pl-
plls are wont 10 hear were missing the
genial conmendation OF Rev. +. NJ. Cush-
na han. who is sojournlng in California in
quest OF health. 40 function at Sacred
| Heart is complete without his presence.
NO programme ends happily without his
cheering approved. so II Is the earnest
! wish of all al Sacred Heart that he ma y
recupcrate speedily and bc with ''hls own
again.
4 double celebration of marked re-
| lisious solemnity WAS that OF Friday, Feb
ruarv 2-the Feast uf the Publication.
| commonly known Candlcmas day and
| the first Friday OF the month Mass was
celebrated hv Father O'Rcilly. and a day
| of prayer and praise Was interwoven with
| mental application and marked industry.
| Beautiful California flowers adjoining the
altar spoke most cloquent!v OF tho loving
! -l,tfulnpSs q absent friend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
M'MANIGAL ENJOYS
TRIP TO LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Fe6. :.-Ortie Ic.
McManigai. confessed dynamiter. srriN I'd
in Los Angeles tonight from Indianapolis.
With Sheriff Hammcl and two other Of
nccrs McMapigal left indianapolis Jsnu-
airy u. went straight TO Chicago. walked
through the streets TO the Wells street
station aud boarded n Chicago * North
western train.
Sheriff IIammcl said that McManisal
nod enjoyed the freedom OF tho car the
entire trip and. AS far as passengers
knew. was one OF their party instead OF
81 prisoner. There were no handcuffs.' -
said the sheriff. 'and McManigal slept in
an upper berth over me. We could not
acted more like a valet than prs-
>ner.'
MoManigal IL was understood. Was
brought back TO Los Angeles for the pur-
pose of appearing before the county
yraud jury I'm its probe OF charges grow :
.ng out OF the Mcnamara case.
He appeared In a merry mood to-
night His weight now is little more
than 200 pounds. as against 170 when ar
rested.
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FUNERAL. SERVICES
FOR EDWIN HAWLEY

NEW YORK F'ob 3.-FUDcral services
over the body. Of Edwin Hewley. railroad
president and capitalist were held this
afternoon at 81 Thomas Epscoual
church i'll Fifth avenue. After the serN-
ices the body was taken 10 Cha than.
*. T.. for private burial.
\ notable gathering Of flnanciers and
railroad men paid a last tribute 10 Mr..
Hawley's memory. Among them were
Charles w Gates. Thomas i. RYAN. g.
r. Alexander. James Spcyer. w. &. Tav-
lor. Jas Gould. Ir-. and Clarence Mack
as, The honorary pallbearers were II.
=. Huntington. Theodore Shonis. Alvin
". Krsch. Frank H. Dons. Frank Jrum =
bun. George " stevens. Harry >. Black
Thomas n. Hubbard, Frank +. Frazer
and Baron Randolph Natal.
Tho service was conducted br The Rev.
Dr. Ernes; NJ. Stres. rector Of ST
Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
DIVORCE MILL BUSY.
Four DEGREES Granted to Wives Who
Present Pleas to Judge.

PRESENT rleaS TO Judge.
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. %.-Thrce final DEGREES OF
divorce and one interlocutory decree were
granted by Judge j. \. Howell IN the
district cour, today. Ada MAY Cole was
salntod a final decree in her suit against
George w, Cole. She WAS given an in
tcrlocutrY decree OH June 26 of last veal
The custody Of 81 minor child. Martha
Elnora. aged three and n half years. was
given TO Mary Christina Noss With her.
lnterlocutory decree of divorce from Her
man Noss. She was also given $50 per
month aliInony for the support Of herself
and the child. the husband to pay this
amount from July |, 1910 and in the fu-
ture. They were married in this city
February IL, 1906. and resided at Twin
Falls, Ida. unthol April. 1908 Mrs. Ioss
alleges that her husband was an habit
hal drunlSard for four years. that he was
cruel and often taunted and abused her
a final decree OF divorce was grant ed
10 Alice Farpes In her suit against Lyman
r.. Farnes. the u'erlocutory decree hav-
ing been granted her OH October g. 1909.
Judge Howell entered an order restoring
10 her the maiden name of Alice Whit
worth.
Emma M. Chipp against Frederick Ar
thur Chipp was granted final decree
Following the granting Of an intcrlocu- =
tory decree In June Of last year. She
was given permission 10 resume her
maiden name of Emma Murdock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
OHIO CONGRESSMEN
BOOSTING FOR HARMON

WASTIINGTON, Feb. 3.-The Ohio
Democratic delegation in congress tonight
opened headquarters here for the pres
idential boom OF Governor Judson Har-
mon. Senator Alice Pomerene presided.
Charges that Governor Harmon was not
progressive were answered in a state
ment issued after the conference, which
said
1T was the sentiment or tho meeting
that the big representation Of sixteen
Democrats here in congress Was largely
due 10 the fact that Governor Harmon
WAS strong enough as a progressive exec
utive to help put them thore. that all the
charges that had been made against Gov
ernor Harmon were made prior 10 toe
last election and that his reelection by
over one hundred thousand ma jority an
in tha hearts Of Ids neonIs"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Admits Petty Theft.

Special % Tho TTibuno.
OGDEN. Feb. %.-PlcadiuS guilty 10
the charge OF stealing u bicycle. .Ioe
clayton, arrested by Detective George
Wardlaw yesterday. wds sentenced 10
forty-flYc days In tho city jail by Judge
William Reeder i'm the police court this
morning. Clayton told the police lie
- ole the bicycle In Brigham City. after
tried 10 sell II because he was hungry.
hr said. The young man says his home
ls in Montana. where his parents re-
oi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
BOYS MAKE ESCAPE,
Five Inmates Of State Industrial School
at Large Without Leave
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeclaI 10 Thc Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. %.-Waltor Williams.
William Rogers, Eurl McClery Maruni
Murdock and Walter Smith. boys OF from
- 10 II years. escaped from the state
industrial school here at about 80
clock this evening and have not yet
been caught They Got AWAY during IL
basketball game from the gymnasium.
IL Is reported That three OF them started
toward Weber canyon, but no trace has
been found OF the other two. SUperin- =
tendcnt II. G.. GoWans discovered their
absence Immediately after the game and
notified the city and county officials
These, with officials from the school. arc
securing the country in their search for
the boys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
INJURED BY FALL.
Huntsville Man Suffers Bad Cut on Wrist
From Broken Glass.
Special TO The Tribune.

NU'-0-'dI W IJUII'-.
OGDEN, Feb, 3.-FaIing I'm such a
manner as to project his right arm
through window 1T me Idanla rUominc
house at .f7i Washington avenue, a
Huntsville maII giving the name of Smith
had his hand almost severed from the
wrist by broken glass at 4 o'clock this
morning The mans arm WAS caught in
such Il manner that he could not evtri- =
cate IT, and the tact that the accident
vas discovered soon after it occurred
probably saved his life. for he was bleed :
ing profusely,
After the injury had been dressed by a
physician Smith was locked up at police
headquarters 20 await Il return to normal
conditions.
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SECOND HAND STORES.


HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold goods Buckeye Fur. Co, l4J So
w, Temple. Bell Main 1929: Ind. 1892
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Miner Killed by Cave-irl.
ial 10 Tlc Tribune.

Spccial 10 Tho TribUnc.
BINGHAM. Feb. 3.--Milivio ChuJch,
an Austrian who had been here but
Shcrt time wss killed by a yncc in OF
10 . clock this evening. lie VAS about
- years old and had a wife and four
childr,n in the old country. but no rcia-
tfVcs here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Aggies Defeated.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Feb. 2.-Iu q hard fought
came of basketball the II. y. L. team de-
fcated the Agricultural college team from
Logan at the university gymnasium here
tonight by ii score of Sc 10 II. s. fca
turc nj The game WAS the throwing OF
ten BASKETS oGt of fourteen trials bv
Greenwood of the homc team. l.. l..
Cook was umpire and Ed Simons was
referee of the game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Many Ogdenitcs Go.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Fch. almost orc hundred
Ogden people took advantage uf the low
rate offered for tho I;lks annual cxcur-
sion Ia California land left this cvcnin.;
over the Oregon Short Line for Sall
Lake. where they Will Join the main OK
Cursion party which Will travel to Los
Angeles OH board three special trains
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Charged With Fraud.

SpoCiaI 10 TIC Tribunc.
PROVO. Feb. @.-Henry +. Giles was
arrested In Salt Lake last night at the
request OF the Provo officers and VIII
bc brought here tomorrow to face
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenSes. 1t Is alleged that he sold two
worthless notes To the Utah Banking com
pauy AZ Lehi. He is said 10 have Sc
cured 5000 by the fraudulent transaction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Park Ore Shipments.

Srccial TO The Tribuuc.
PARK CITY. Feb. 3.-Thc total ore
shipments for tile week were 3,S61 $50
pounds, or tnis amount the silver King
shipped 1.5,S.S2O pounds; the psly West.
zoo. .000: the DAILY Judge, 93I 600: the
Little I,eli. III. eco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that n special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Car
bon County Land company. a Utah cor
poration, Will be held at It's office room
425 Sswhouse building. Salt Lake City,
Utah, OH the 18th day of February. a. d.
1872, at o'clock .. IN. OF said day, for
the purpose OF elcctlns A board Of direc.
tors. TRUTH A. MILNER.
Director.
CLARENCE 4. MIL.NER.
Director.
Director
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MiZPhli o cHApT7
SO, D. ord er Easlein'
Monday of s's@sI
Mas 1nic iemn,s
Seccnd East 'sr<
south. Visiting =.
cordially inyItd
p; BENJAMIN. n
w ARD, Serret."
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WE BLY,. SELL AND EXCHANGE
books 20. & "" Book Store. 10 =
End South Phone Wasatch 26lS. p2sl2
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WANTED-EYERY LADY IN SALT
Lake 10 visit The Tribune art gallery,
i53 South Main.
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wANTEU-rO PURCHASE a SECOND
hand ''rupa bout lTupmobe. Ford or
Buick. 1910 on 1911 model, Address kte,
Tribune. NS.
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CASKET FACTORY


THE LEADING FLORIST. W, w. KING,
PA l.. 2nd SO. Both phones 81. big!
hUDDART FLORAL Co. s2 So MAIN
st. Phones l0s. Cut flowers and fu-
r ernl designs. nl62c
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR oI.D
clothes and shoes L. Green. He'll
JS03 30,
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING Will CALL;
Salvation Army. Both phones '~I'i
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Nsnlhers OF sister Iodeos each
brethren invited y. 81" ,aand 81
Moses c. Phillips. secret. .,ieweiL7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

CATTLE. ANY KIND. CALVES. I
keep two bulls for service. COWS
fetched. A. f. Saunders, rear lil5 =
Main. Phone 23Ii-Y. XlAo
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Woman Faces Fraud Charge.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. "a police officer from
Colorado Springs arrived this morning
and lcft this afternoon with Mrs Nora
Rathloc. who was arrested here on de-
scriptlou by Detective George Wardlaw
Thursday evening. The woman returned
without requlsitlon papers and her hus-
band and little boy returned with hcr
II is charged that she obtained money
under false pretenses by coll Getting SO
from numerous society women for a
series Of lectures on beauty culture.
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CARD OF THANKS


WE WISH TO THANK OUR FRIENDS
for the many kiDdncsses aud express
sions OF sympathy during our bereaYe-
Incnt due 10 tho death OF our beloved
father and husband.
MRS. J. y. ROBINSON AND FAMILY
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Lf,Nps L |, lbs, CHAIR
,Il i ord, Order E;sI,1Is
Masonic Masonic 'emDis
nnsse~ss'hss GO hTII
members Will :,
cordial or wclcoms'
) ENNIk. r.. RI ass
w., w; NJ. NFEiAi;
SPENCER. So So!
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HETIILYON HOME Btn>pf:kS ~.
STOCK; will pay cash for any amount
,r,se,,i ccrtj{icatc properly indnracd- 10
XcnanEe tcncr. clcl cnants bank.
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---- LUCENA MARCEL
Es f5LLA HALL. Secretary
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TO REMODEL. SCREEN OR REPAIR
] Your building. call Ind. lO60l. m4O
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WANTED MONEY,

SOME ONE HAVING $3.50 FOR GOOD
investment no quick rich scheme, Lis.
TribDne Xi@I
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PHYSICIAN

DIR. JNo. NJ. sPAILnliSs 81 ~ . =
plan saves you from, ~ nome. M
ordinary calls. office. 81 hVn. Vchsn.
$3.50: confinemsais; S $40 blde Y
phones-Teil i mes 475T; res.
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WANTED-LADIES AND GENTIE-
men 10 attend dances evenings, 2oc
ladies' cloaks checked free, 26l South
Main. P2o8
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VACUUM CLEAND

"SANTO" FOR SAi-sIs Ne
Stewart -Gleeson w"
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. n
stated convocation second Wa
IN each month at Mas sonic hall]
Second East and First soutf
Companions cordially Invited. y
ErecSon. II. p: Noses G. Phib;
Rotary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

On TUESDAY, FEE. .. At 1880 4 NJ
az as SO. 0ih East. J win sell contents
n' seven ro"niS. consisting OF Erin range
jewel Eas range. four heaters, extension
'spi"' pHn"stal dining table. china ca hi =
net. Administer and Brussels ,s,-neis .na
rugs. mahogany sctiee, Ice chest side
BOARD dining chairs. rockers center
stands. drcssers, iron beds mattresses
ana springs, lace curtains. sanitary
couch. office chair, kitchen table, disbes
cooking utensils. bedding. pillows. hall
and stair carpets. etc. =. l.. Sober, alI,-
'ou'el stIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

TO DO YOUR UPuOLSTEE1NG AM
mattress remakine, Utah Eednih5 am69g
Mfg Co Both phones 332- pIo"
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/ o. q. r. TEMPLE DIREC7I
Subordinate lodges meet asifd]1|
Salt Lake lodge No. .. rr!dsz.
En- uterpTisc lodge No. IL. Tue<=|
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Independent Order Of ODD p.
JORDAN LODGE No. 2. |. "a
Meets every Monday night al d
temple. Visitors invited. c. n. IA
\. G.; W. i Hopkins, Sccretp'
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PERSONALS

". ". T., YOUR INFORMATION IS RE
qucsted in New York. Same address
oTg4
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Wasatch 5000 Independent $50.
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SCHOOL OF AcsW1

-~~~~-~<-c.r,cCSRT .r,C SRT ELo'
STUDY DRAMATIC A ,Sor6os-
and oratory by q. r. TGi,-s,naIP .
hiladelphla School OF In 2
Ter now. Studio oSV
phones 1898.
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$500 WANTED AT 10 FER CENT. GOpr
security. PAYABLE $50 monthly. LII,
Tribune. Xi29
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tIjRNIrITHE Oh ALL KINDS WANTEpi
VIII pay you frst-ciass prices, II; y;
Fisher i 60. !J0 So. w. Temple Dsis
Sill inc 9Gi 60"
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CARPET CLEANM

~-~>-------- ,.---.-,,CrTr;,T - scr. We p
WE ARE THE OLDEST, ,ro,s "a
only high class msn;i n;i.snIpx S a
American Carpet Ciea
phones 2I2i. =,
BEST WORK, S1at
Cleaning Co. Phones
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY g. At So
West md South. at 1890 M, lot
of high grade furniture. consisting Of
iron and brass beds. dresscrs sidcboarrIs
buffet wsrirobes. dining tables kitchen
sin s51les rockers, chairs, folding he'd, cost
atnrS. sewing machine ana other nscrrI
articles G. L. Osterloh. nuctionecr.
X375
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks valises; best prices pald'
% Commercial ST. Reply by postal ia,2
3I!1 Bell. tIf
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SECRET socrpn,,'

~'->~---~-~--.~, 4E6
FL n nLAH TEMPLE. =
Fteg sessions III, ~ A.i0. Z
Srihi,Ie' corner Second T., At i
south III" Third Wndrosst so'
month eo)ournlng nobles d
tend, James II. Browns Invite
j. NJ. Marriott. Iii. Ka%oro ~. IA
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OSTER1,OF, THE AUCTIONEER,
Sells household furniture and mercian-
disc. Fell phone 2S@i-k ol73G
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W.ASATCH LODGE yo ~
NdsYnic temple, corner FIt.,
second East, Regular mes,,.. ms. 90
rrlcay or each month hN'Msnri
sister lodges and sojourn,n- Aeu5
aiaiIIy invited; Y. o LeathcrSw,ssll
A. j. Lowe. Secretary. Hooa
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AUCTION SALES

OAK FURNITURE co. els so. STATE
st. We bn%, exchange and sell second
hand Ii. h. goods. Give US call Bsil
6Oll, s5i2
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HOE-
est work; please try once. Pnone ;2s1.
328 w 1st South. liup"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TELEPHONE y. f. JUDD. AGENT
for catalogue of Milwaukee Concrete.
MlAer. IHd lvlol- AiS5
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WILL. SHIP CAR III. ". GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one to Chicago and one 10
Portland ana one TO Florida next ten
.days: very reasonable rates. E!mball Van
i& Storage Co. I3 80. Main. s2S'H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

ON MONDAY. FEB. >. AT 1890 NJ
az li"6 East md South. 1 will sell thn
contents of eight rooms. consisting of
stewart range Coos, s75), French Wilton
rus S'uepoJrd' china cabincr. lcathcr-
IlaI ana stair carpet, Administer and
brnsScls rugs. INC oak dressers. brass
ned, IRON beds. iron springs. Imperial
',t mattresses MardTobcs, cupbuards.
center stands, extension rahIc 6iuins
chairs. inlaid linoleum, portable stenl
Sar3sc, dishes, Kitchen utensils, edo. This
furniture is extra ilne. Take Mount oil
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass, rags bottles. rubber, copper. exc.
Utah junk Co. $40 So. i;h West. Fh2ns
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