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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
WELSH HERE TO AID
WHITE PLAGUE FIGHT

Committees from the Cambrian lsso-
citation and the Sons and Daughters OF
Wales society met last night 10 welcome
the Rev. II. Silyn Roberts, NJ. A.. and
Evan Lewis. the renowned Welsh tenor.
to Salt Lake.
These gentlemen arc visiting the Welsh
communities in America and Canada on
behalf of the Welsh national crusade
against tuberculosis, Already a fund oil
$1,000, 00o has heen raised To aid the cru
SADIE. and it is the purpose to continue
gathering funds until the total shall
reach $4,000. 600. that amount being CON
sidercd necessary to give pcrmanence to
the systematic fight planned against the
dreaded disease An average of 10, 000
deaths from consumption occur annually
| in Wales. and ii is this Fearful mortality
rate on that account that Is sought 10
he reduced.
On Sunday evening. beginning at s
O'Clock, Mr. Roberts Will conduct n Welsh
service in tile Fourteenth ward hall 20
this cordial invitation is extended to
all the Welsh people in the city. 4 great
meeting is to be held on Monday night,
the time and place for which will be an
nounccd later. At this meeting the OBJ
ject OF the visit of these gentlemen to-
getller with the plans OF the na ational so
cicty which they represent, VIII be fully
explained. Mr. Lewis will also render
several solos during the evening.
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FATHER ON SCENE
At A LATE HOUR
After Months of Absence Pre-
pares to Bring Suit for Loss
of Sons Legs.
,eclal to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb oJ-Although the acci-
dent occurred on July il OF last year, an
investigation OF tho circumstances by
which Lounis A. Morris, aged 10 years.
lost both feet under the wheels OF an
Oregon Short Line passenger train IN the
local railroads yards is now being made
hy the boys father. w. \. Morris OF
Fort Worth. Tex. with the possible In
tentiou OF bringing suit for damages
against the company. The boys father
arrived in Utah few days ago and Is
now In the city with his attorney Il,
Duffy OF Salt Lake
At the time OF the accident IL was sup
posed that the Morris hoy WIS attempt
ing to board train No. IL with r. view TO
beating his way to Salt Lake. ON ad-
Vice OF his father young Norris. who
hss been AT The Dee Memorial hospital
since the accident refused TO make a
statement concerning his injury 1t is
now asserted by the father That MS son
purchased ticket al Pocatello and ar
rived here on board the train. lie fur
ilIer declares that 1onuis was asleep un-
Ill the train was about to pull out and
upon leaving the coach became confused,
walked around another coach standing on
front of No IA. which by this timc was
moving. There were no eyewitness TO
INC accident.
During the time the injured boy has
been at the hospital here repeated and
futile efforts were made To communi
cate with the father in Texas, Charity
organizations and charttabiy inclined
persons took UP the case and everything
possible was done TO aid tho unfortunate
youth, n pair OF artificial limbs having
been purchased for him. The arrival OF
the father at this time. when The hoy
mas sufficiently recovered 10 leave Tho
hospital, Is a surprise 10 those who have
trled To enlist the aid Of the parent in
his behalf
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NOT REAL BURGLARS.
Boys Who Sought Entrance Through Coal
Hole Were Only Seeking Friend.
Special To The Tribune.

Special TO nc lripuuc.
OGDEN. Feb. 25-What was at hrst
thought to be n bold attempt at daylight
burglary occurred at the home of NJ. :.
Browning, POO Washington avenue. This
afternoon, but proved 10 be only the
effort OF two boy friends OF the care
taker To gain entrance through the coal
chute whon the young man III charge
found that lie had mislaid his key.
The members Of tho Browning family
are at present IN California. The boy
who has been sleeping at tie house IN
vited two Of his friends TO call on him
md play game OF pool. Neighbors saw
the youngsters disappear into the base
menj through the coal chute and, sup
posing that tho place WAS about 10 be
-ohbed. summoned the police.
Detectives Charles Pincock and George
Wardlaw. accompanied by three or four
pstrolmen. FASTENED 10 the house. De-
ieciive Wardlaw was selected 10 make the
investigation and was about to lower
himself into the coaI hole when youth
tul voice from the dark depths of The
ha semcnt cried: I'm coming out. Mr.
Wsrdlaw; it's me-" The two youngsters
soon emerged from the hole They were
not taken into custody. the police there
'ore refusing TO reveal their names.
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GROCERY SPECIAL

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. DcH. FRESH UTAH EGGS, i5Ci
large oranges. doz.. 20c; lOc package
figs &c: best oicomarGarlne. zoe: kippcrcd
herring. can, zoe: bars while soap. 25C;
graham flour, sack. 25c; g bars CASTLE
soap, 25C; II lbs sugar, 81 . cans oys-
beans. 25c { new bloatcrs. lOc: plums
cam Zoe; gallon can pineapple. 40c:
ats. cranberrics, lac: gallon can catsup,
30c; = packages Persian dates. 15c: Eagle
Royal shoe polish. 10c; good breakfast
bacon, l5c: large oranges, doz., zoe; best
raisins, pkg. lQc: compound lard, 3-lbs,,
zoe. l0s.. soc; 10 lbs, 9Jc l0-lb. can
lard Sl.25: . lbs. salsoda, 2jc; : cans
mustard sardincs. 2Ic; shredded wheat
1Oc: Van Camps 25c pork and beans
i5c: > lbs. whitclsh. 15C 50c chocolate
and coCog, Sjc; Wool SOAP, : FOR 2Jr:
Soc sugar; butter. l5c: Postum Ce-
real. zoe: large cans milk. I5c;
picnic hams. l23c; 10 pounds good
apples zoe; . packages cut oatmeal
15C; . lbs. ginger snaps Zoe, los. lima
beans. 25c: boloSna. l0c pound; corn.
gloss starch. soda. ball b!ulng. any =
for l5c cereal coffee. Zoe; anchovies. a
ID. lJc: boxes matches. 25c: lamp chin
neys sc; > lbs. strong cheese. 25c
straight grade -four, soc. pounds wheat
ard cat meal. 25c; packages mince
meat. l5c: : -lb. cans salmon. 25c; White
house coffee fQC: hest hams iG: boiled
hem, roc. best creamery butter. Soc;
lbs. rice or beans POE; : cans peaches i0c:
kippcred herring. zoe; krdut los. sc:
bars Crystal White soap. 25c; mus
iarl pcr ~, 2qc: q cans oil. sardincs
25c, VI. =. -. ccfTcc. 25c: lob. can cot
LiptOn's tea. H., G0c; . packages Corn
Flakes. i5c. i-lb. can cottoene. 5Jc; 5-lb.
can lard. G5c. lbs. soda crackers 2Jc.
gallon can Syrup. SOC. lbs. macaroni. i5c:
5-lb sacks SAT-, iec; bars washing
soap. 25c. Chicago store llG West LIST
South. X2272
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DIED


MAlGON-At San Diego, Cal, February
20. 1912, James a. Hahon. aged So
years. Ecmains at O'Donnell az Co. S
parlcrs. 225-327 South West Temple
street Notice OF funeral VIII be given
later.
STIRLING-At the county lnfirmary,
February %, 1872. OF Brjghj's disease
Charles L. Stirling, aged 81 years. native
OF Scotland, Funeral services today
Saturday ct $3.50 p, m. from the resi-
dence OF James Stirling. 40 East Fourth
South street. Friends are invited to at
tend. Intcrment in City cemetery
MGEE-At the residence OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William :, owen. 664 Third
avenue. February 90, at 2:55 y. M, of
gastritis, Mrs Mary Ann McGee. aged
75 years. Funeral services will be held
at the above address Sunday. February
p. nt y. III. Friends Invited. Inter-
ment in City cemetery.
GERNEY-At the l.. u. s hospital. Feb
ruary 23. 1872. at 9 y. M, following an
operation for appendicitis, Reuben g..
son Of William f.. and Sarah Webb Cur
ney of Lehi. Utah. aged 10 years. The
body Will nc taken TO Lchi for funeral
services and interinent
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Big Wool Sale Today.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 23.-The pool sale OF
wool which is to be held in this city to-
morrow and which was postponed from
LAST Saturday, promises 10 bring more
man iog growers and buyers 10 Ogden.
When the growers and buyers cot to-
gether week ego II was found that sne-
ciiic terms governing the sale had not
bcen previously announced After n con
ference at tho Weber club The sale was
postponed.
y committee. composed OF w. j. Lind
SAY VI. s. Marriott and William Q
Hunter has arranged plans which are 10
govern All parties concerned in this novel
scheme for disposing OF the seasons wool
chp. the million and half pounds OF
wool 10 be sold Is stili on the back OF the
sheep. The rules governing the sale ap-
PLY 10 the discounts on. weight four
cent advance AT tho time OF sale, separs =
iion "i iiceces, separate bids on each clip.
SroNcrs To give description of sheen. age
and breed, date OF shearing amount ol
discount for damaged wool, the right OF
buyers To reject the clip aud the night
of growers 10 reject bids
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Body Is Brought Home.
Special 20 The Tribune.

-U'VIdI % 7 !-c IIIHUEIN.
OGDEN. Feb. 2S.-Accompanied by tho
widow, the body Of II. II. Johnston, the
Southern Pacific engineer who died in
San Francisco yesterday. arrived in OS-
den this evening and was removed 70
the undertaking rooms OF the Heaton-
kirkendall company Mr. Johnston was
taken 10 the California city for an opera
tion for appendicitis a short time ago.
and friends here supposed that he was
recovering until news OF his death was
received. Besides the widow, who was
ut his bedside when death came, ne is
survived by four children. The family
home is at I51 Twenty-fourth street. Mr..
Johnston was Il member of the Masonic
order and the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. Arrangements Tor the funeral
have not been made.
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DARING PETTY THEFT.
Soy Grabs Box of Small Change from
Orpheum office and Escapes

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. FEB. 23.-Reaching through the
gallery window at the box office of the
Drpheum theater last evening, a. boy
whose name Is suppressed bv the police.
secured a box containing s20.25 In small
change and made his escape. The police
were notified OF the robbery at once. but
withheld the information from thc news
papers.
After keeping watch OF the boys home
al night, the officers learned that he had
LETT the city for Seattle Wash The
parents OF the youth have Informed Man
sgcr Joseph Gosa az the theater that they
are ready 10 make good tie loss. aud II
is probable that no effort will be made
10 epprehend the Offender
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BIG COAL PROSPECT.
Oadenites Leave on Special Car for In
spection OF Wyoming Holdings.
Sncci1I 10 The Trli1uuc

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. 23-Gndcr the guidance
of ]. w. Il. Nolker, ~ party of twenty
five stockholders ana prospective in
vestors on board private car left on
Union Pacific train No. this evening
for kemmerer. Wyo.. where they win
inspect the properties OF thc Mammoth
Coal Mining company. The party Will
return 10 Ogden Sunday morning.
property. Mr.. Nolker. the promoter of
the company. says that Il vein OF coal
iffiy-one feet in thickness has been
opened a depth OF 1900 feet and that
the FIRST work OF the company will be to
drive the shaft additional thousand
feet where q better grade Of coal will
Inc found. This property was formerly
owned by the Elk Coal company.
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Liberty Is Brief.


Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN Feb. 23.-CIarence Jackson.
colored, doing thirty day sentence FOR
petty larceny, escaped from the chain
gang today and was not recap;urod until
several hours later He was found by
officer oscar Swanson hiding near the
Stillwell apartments, corner of Grant ave
nue. and Twenty eighth street. Jackson
had served twelve days of the thirty. but
may have his sentence extended consid-
erably for his attempt To escape He will
appcar before Judge Recder in the police
court tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24
HINTS FOR HOMESEEKERS

Who looking for a homef
Do you buy rent? Naturally enough you want
consider several properties and know all the facts
gardng prices and terms.
You'll be interested in particular locality with
cccnt transportation facilities pleasant surroundings and
Of Possibly suburban property will
peal to the lady of the house and the children.
There a way make business Of The matter-gan all
te information possible and make intelligent selection
Call upon The Tribune Wants provide complete list of
realty that might meet your requirements.
Use the Wants in buying renting
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Informal Entertainment.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN, Feb. 22.-Thc Mems club OF
tho First Congregational church has In
aucurated q novel plan for an enter
bers Of the club. together with the Sun
DAY school boys, will bring baskets OF
lunch and hold picnic dinner. Tho pro-
-raInmc includes storytelling and
speech making.
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Will Debate Big Issue.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb 23.-Thc Mutual Improve
mcnt Association boards Of the North
Weber stake have decided to inauguralc
Il debating contest to discuss the sub
icct, Immigration Should BE Further
Restricted by the United States" Each
ward VIII have n debating team, the final
dobatc by the successful teams OF three
districts to take place in May
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-24

tories following which the restaurant
bulletin viii be Issued. The city officials
believe that much good has come OF issu-
ing the restaurant bulletin. il having
served 60 improve conditions In almost
every eating house of the city The sani-
tary inspector purposes TO make public
exposures OF those places which are not
kept In a sanitary condition. and prose-
cutions will follow II conditions Go not
improve following this action.
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Fife Funeral Sunday.

SpecIaI 10 The Tribunc.
OGDEN, Fcb. 23.-Thc funeral OF tho
late John Fife. who died at his home In
Clinton Thursday evening, will be held
Sunday noon at the Clinton meeting
house. The body may he viewed at the
family home Saturday afternoon and up
to II o'clock on Sunday. Interment viii
be made In the Ogden City cemetery. Mr..
Fife WAS born in Scotland, March 10.
1890, and came To Utnh In 1851. being
ono of the pioneers of Weber county lie
is survived by a wife. ono son. two
daughters, six sisters and two brothers.
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Improving Sanitation.
tn Thc Trlbunc.


OGDDEN. Feb. 23.-With q view to
bringing about the best sanitary condi-
lions possible. Sanitary Inspector George
Shorten is making an inspection OF the
grocery stores and butcher shops OF the
city. He reports that while there Is still
room for improvement. the conditions
generally arc good.
III ~ his intention next week 10 make
porsonaI inspection OF ihe ice dcposi-
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FUNERAL NOTICES

| rAf'SSON-Funoral services over
| the remains OF Gustaf Adolf GustaGs-
son, who died at Rlchfield. Utah, Febru-
AIRY 81. 1912, win bc held from O'pou-
ncll e Co. * chapel Sunday. February -
at p. IN, Gntcrmcnt. city cemetery,
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New Priest for Ogden
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feo 23.--It has Just been an
nounccd In this city that the Rev. ". II.
torcolan, one of the assistants ., ST
1sTys cathedral In Salt Lake has been
appointed TO take charge OF the ogden
parish during the absence OF Father p.
NJ. Cusbnahan, who IS rccupcratins In
Honolulu after his recent serious illness.
Ipou tho return OF Father Cushnahsn.
Father Corcoran wifi take charge OF the
ElEo mission at Eko, New
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THE COVEY.
New. elegantly equipped housckeepins
apartments; fircproof building; eleNador
service. Phone Bell J6Il. ol@"-
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FJyTIJRES

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BANK, OFFICE BAR AND STORE
fixtures. special designs submitted on
application: household refrigerators.
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowl
Ing alleys and supplies. Brunswick
Bake Collcndcr Co., $50 to 1G0 So ith
West. Both phones i53. aiOS6
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Granted License to Wed,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb 23.-Alex Morrison Of
Ogden and NJ. LeWeila Quinn Of Denver
Wcrc granted n license to wed by County
Clerk Samuel c. Dye today.
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\. W. ALLEN.
j. u. ALLEN.
X. &. ALLEN.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District OF Utah
On this 2Srd day Of February A. D.
1912. ON reading the foregoing petition
Il Is ordered By the court that a hear
ing he had upon the same on the 2O!h
dsy OF March. 4. .. 1912 before said
court at salt Lake city. In said district
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published in The Salt
Lake Tribune and the Wasatch Wave
newspapers printed IN said district. and
that all known creditors and other per
sons in interest may appear ut the said
time and place and show cnusc. n any
they have. why the PRAYER OF the said
petitioner should NOT be granted.
And 1t Is further ordered hy the court
that ibe clerk shall send by mall 10 an
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order. addressed 20 them al
their places Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall, judge OF tho said district court
and The seal thereof. al salt Lake CITY.
Ia said district. on the 2&rd day OF Feb
ruary. \. -. 1912.
Attes': JEEHOLD Il. EETCHEG,
tSe4i OF court Clerk.
q
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PLUMBING & STEAM HEAT

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RIA NCiE,S MOVED AND CONNECTED
$3.50; water jackets cleaned. stoves. and
ranges repaired. Slj Pacific ave. L. Il.
Morrison. Wasarch 2S77-Y. xl46O
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MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICES
both phones 537. 2OS-9-10 Mcintyre
building. Oldest largest and best in tho
west F23t7
HEIRS WANTED AT ONCE. 30, ooo ES-
tatcs seeking claimants. You rnay be
one. Facts in boolSlet 6IG, Send stamp
International Claim Agency. Pittsburg
Fa. Ns2s
MISS WILLARD. Art STUDIO: PRI-
vate lessons and in class. Phone 30S9-l<.
49, r.. LIST South x1SnS
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FUNERAL. DIRECTOR

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EBEK w. HALL. UNDEtTAl<ER AND
elubalmer, l6i ;. West Temple. Phones
1919. DC
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RESOURCES.

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Bonds, stocks. certllledteS'
etc. ..r.'o. '.''''-
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Due from national banks..,:.
Due from state banks ana
bankers s....e:....s..''
Abstract records .;..'s''.'''s
Checks and cash
items ....,..-.S 20. 20 ~, 81.
Fractional silver >. ili'Sa a.
silver dollars ..... Soo'w ooe w
Cold coin ,...s.-. .o,'wS
Currency -..-,..' o'i"i'VV
Current expenses and taxes
paid -...s-.s-.''''''''v-
Total -..-...er'''..'..'
LIABILITIES.
CapilaI stock paid in'''.'-.'-f
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Reserve for interest," 'a
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Duo TO national banks - -
Due to state banks ana pa''
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individual deposits ..'..'-'''
United states deposlt..--'''"
Savings deposits ---'''
Sinking fund .s...'''''''
Certified checks ....-,''
Cashiers checks .s.-,--''' +
Dcbcnturc accounts .:',"d 40.
Demand certificates oil us q
MORTGAGES sold and suaran-
tecd ....,''''-; '5e,oyit.
Time certificates oi oepV'
Total ..s.-..."'' Il
s,,,o ., r,tsn. county Of sal, ls n
Sl2'e ~ 9i NcGnyrIn being lirss L.
oaoor1Inc - ia law, dcposes nmu nau,l
he is cashier OF the auoI an.nInr re<
that the above and iorests ionSsrsst stal
tains a null. true and ,hsnk 81
tbc condition of the s3ln s.,, dsv a
Of business on thc ti'aa = Me0l
airy. 1912.
Correct-Attcst ,n HoME
John HICKEtsfsi i.
p c. GEMMha;n1fIn IN
o. befor>
Subscribed and sworn asis.
9lsf Ida dav OF February. STEW
Nota'f
CSeaD
STATE Of Utah. office 0'
T'o1' q s. Tinsey. bank nhk.tsSy gy 81;
the the foregoing + s.'o6t 5sl,f of tic sss
con3psny, com filed In my 9s ~ !. TN
Of February l'i" Bank Conn
(ScsD
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CUT FLOWERS

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THE LEA DING FLORIST w w. KING.
2ld r.. 2nd So. Both phones 81 b2oI
.HGfDDART FLORAL CO. So SO. MAIN
50 Phones 1o6. Cut flowers and fu
neral designs nl632
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3-RM APT; MODERN. STEAM tf-NI ;
gas ranges. elect. light. 2I2 North li INC
wcat sII3t
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A-ROOM CORNER APT, IN THE STEW =
art, lat ave and q ST, Rent reason.
able WasAtch 197S-N or 1881. sl"b3
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INVENTORS MODEL, SHOP


MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED; +;
expert workmanship; satisfaction guar
ah'eed' Nielsen Ga SO. State. nS76
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CASKET FACTORY

:
dertakers' supplies. Phones: Day. 1863;
night, 3Sil-Z. Phone or wire rush or
doris. 80 T. Sth So. Salt Lake. S2S2S
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OLD FEATHERS

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OLD FEATHERS MADE INTO WILLOW
plumcs and remodecd; also cleaned
rtirled 5iS state st x15J
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THEATRICAL

BE AN ACTOR OR ACTRESS; REs;r
paying profession in tho world We
guarantee engagements. Office. Majestic.
Thcatcr bldg. xiS6S
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SHEET METAL WORKS

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COUCIiMAN & CO. HEATING, AND
repair work 233 South West Temple.
n222N
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO:
new location, II East 3rd South St
s696
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Report made TO tho bank com
or The state OF Utah, OF the
of the