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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
WIFE MURDERER WILL
ENTER PLEA OF GUILTY

OREGON. ILL.,. Jan. 9.-Dr. Harry Elsin
Webster of Chicago. facing trial for the
murder OF his wife. Bessie Kent Web
stcr. will plead guilty before Judge r 6.
Farrand in the Ogle county circuit court
Friday.
This announcement was made today BY
counsel for Webster. IL followed "a con
torney Emerson of OSle county in which
the evidence was carefully gone over by
both the prosecution and the defense.
No agreement has been made that less
than the death penalty shall be imposed
but friends of Webster think the sentence
will be life Imprisonment. His counsel
are preparing 10 present plea In mitiga-
ton when their client throws himself on
the mercy OF the court,
The chain OF circumstances against
Webster was not discovered for DAYS after
the nude body OF his wife had been found
In the woods between Dixon and Oregon,
October J. with a knife wound across her
throat almost severing the head from the
body.
Webster was arrested Then followed
the discovery that Webster had married
Bessie Kent after he had left another
bride. Mrs. Zoe Naruey Webster in her
Iowa home. To the police he gave wha I
was called confession. but later denied
that he was guilty.
II is expected that n plea OF guilty will
be accompanied by confession from
Weoster's lips OF the manner IN which
the crime WAS committed and tn. causes
which led 10 the murder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
HEART[ESS MOTHER
ABANDONS CHILDREN
Four Little Girls Sent 10 Pub
lie Home 10 Be Cared for
by Aunt.

Special 10 Tne Tribune
BOISE. Ida. Jan. e.-Absndoued by a
hear;less mother after she had squan-
dored $1,000 of insUraucc money LETT to
her and $500 left 10 her babies rour lit-
tie girls. who have been in the custody
Of the Clhldrens Home Founding insti-
tuition I'm this city, were removed today
and left this evening accompanied by
superintendent O. y. Christian foU Mime
sDolis. whore they viii be placed in tho
care Of an aunt
Tho case is considered the most cruel
in the history of tho Idaho state iustitI-
ton. The four little girls ranging IN age
from ! 10 II years. arrived in Boise on
a Short Line train from the east. hear :
Ing a label attached to the dress of one
Of them. ITO the Children's home: Please
care for those children"
Every effort Was made to locs Ia the
parents who had 50 heartlcssly desc rtcd
their children. The father was found 10
have died and tho mother left In care Of
tho girls. Wishing to remarrN aud not
wanting to care for her offspring, tina
mother bundled them off TO Boise with
tho meaeer informe ton contained On tho
card Superintendent Christian later dis
covered the mother had spent the ipsur-
ancc money provided by The father. Hn
refused 10 diNuge thc name OF the mother.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

MOW-The funeral of Ycc Now. who
died In this city January = 1912, VIII
bc hold this Wednesday morning at /
O'Clock from tho Qualtrouzh- Allcott fu-
neral parlor.. Intcrmcnt city cemetery,
MNRTlN-F'unctal services over tho re-
mains of Lawrence Martin. who died
in this city January > 1917. viii be hold
from O'Donpell & Co.'S chapel today,
Wednesday, at p nj, lnteTmcnt in city
cemetery.
STUYENS-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Lydia 4. Stevens, who died
in this city January 4. 1872. will be held
from tho Thrtieth ward chapel today,
city cemetery.
ALLEN--F'uneral services over the re-
mains OF Margaret Alien. who died in
this city January s. fHl2. will be held
from ST. PauIs Episcopal Cnurch, corner
Main and Fourth South streets, today,
" sdnesdsy. al y. ~. lntcrmcut in
Mount Olvct ccmctcUl'
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Snccial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 0.-Seycn million
dollars in irrigstio bonds have just been
voted by the Black Canyon irrigation
district. organized under the state laws
of Idaho. 10 finance The construction OF
an irrigation project TO reclaim 900
Idaho. bordering on the Snake river and
the oregon line The district L. tho larg-
est IN this state under Tho district law.
and the project Tor the irrigation oil tho
land will be one of tho most expensive.
The area included within its boundary
When the bonds were voted, the settlers
were almost unanimous for the issue, but
two voting against IL.
Construction work on The project Will
Immediately bc taken up. including the
survey and preliminary engineering work,
the amount that Is patented is now in
progress. The bond issue will he mmc-
diatcly tested In assure its legality, after
which il will be disposed OF 10 a large
eastern bonding house prepared 10 han
die it..
The Irrigation plaus for the storage c(
water TO irrigatc this large area call FOR
the construction of a big dam on the
main Payette river. three miles north
of Horseshoe Bend, at cost OF several
hundred thousands Of dollars. The water
impoUuded by the dam viii be backed
INTO the canyon OF tho river for many
miles. forming 2 big reservoir, and will
flood bench lands located in what is
known as Jerusalem valley. creating a
great inland lake.
reservoir and carry The water a distance
OF twenty miles TO the north end or The
l0O, ,o00-acre tract of land, where II will
pass into smaller canals and latcrals.
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MAKE READY FOR
BOOST CONVENTIONS
D. F. Collett, @. S. Jackson
and j. II. Denhalter Meet
Provo Committee,
sncclal 10 Tne Trlbune.

Special 20 Tao Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 9.---D. T.. Coliett. sccre-
tary. and John IT. Denhaltcr and o ;.
Jackson special committee from the
Manufacturers Association or Utah. were
in Provo today and met with a commit
Ice from rhc Provo Commercial club
" hen arrangements wero completed for
the conventions 10 he hold here com
mcncInc January - and 10 continue dur.
ir- tho entire week. Tho horticultural
sasocaiion viii hc in convention Jhnn-
aly 20. 50 and a. the State nalrymen
association OIL February I. the Dry-farm-
Ing congress Oh February = and on s7ai-
iIrd3y al of-thcse associations arc tp lolh
IN a general carnival, when the Manu-
facturers Association Of Utah and ~,
Utah Home Industry association MI
make a display OF the products of the
state The official board Of ihe lt'h
Homo Industry association Is expected |"
ho in attendance with a delegation from
tho association.
IL has been arranged 10 run a special
train from salt Lake City on SaturdaE
morning, 10 be designated as the boosters
or get acquainted special. and on tnIS
train tine boosters from salt Lake VIII
he sccornpa MED by = band. Tho pdd
Fellows building on North Academy ave
nue. has been secured FOR meeting pur-
poses and tho e. r.. Loose building, on
West Center street. Viii. in all prooaplltS,
f., used as the show rooms for tho nanu-
facturars' and home industry display. The
committees at work expect 10 make SAL
urdav the biz day Of tho carnival NJ
least half-fare rates will bc made on all
rsilroads during tho week. with an even
lower rate for saturday II II can ne ar
ranged.
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Industrial Train Welcomed.


AMERICAN FORK Jan. 9.-The in
dustrial train from the Agricultural Col
lcGc of Utah arrived here this morning
at 1890 % clock and aroused q great deal
OF interest among the farmers and citi-
zens of this vicinity. There was quite a
crowd at the station upon its arrival. The
forenoon was spent in viewing the OK
hihits on The train. \ great deal OF in
tercst was taken IN the livestock, as well
as the exhibits ot grains and other asri-
cultural and horticultural displays
In the afternoon the lecture car was
altogether too small to accommodate the
large crowd, and 50 they adjourned 10
the city hall, a couple Of blocks from the
depot. The afternoon was spent in listen
ing to the addresses of tic lecturers ac-
complaining the train.
In the evening stcreoptiCon lectures
were given to large crowd. who were
very much interested in the plain and
simple way the lecturers had %; bringing
the different methods and experiments
in the various lines connected with the
farming industry, and they feel that il
IL a great privilege they have In having
this industrial exhibit brought right 10
their doors for their benefit. The train
WIZ leave here in the morning for Pleas
ant Grove, where the party VIII remain
twenty-four hours
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ICE WRECKS TRAIN
ON SANPETE ROAD
DerailS and OverturnS Engine
and Coaches; Passengers
Escape Injury.
sneclnl 10 rns Tribnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEPHT. Jan. 3.-The SanpeCe Valley
railway narrowly avcricd most serious
accident yesterday while train was
coming down Ncphi canyon. The train.
which was carrying about thirty-hNe
passengers and considerable freight, vas
hailed at the s. I, Nickers ranch. about
eIsht miles from Ncphl. 10 let Two young
ladies aboard who were going 10 salt
Lake The train had not fairly started
when il encountered ice on the track,
which threw the engine forrefully
Sainst tho sb;iincnts of 81 bridge. shas-
ing up the passengers by tho impact
oNeiLtIrning tho engine and coaches, but,
fortunately, not jniurinG p passenger.
Had tho train not stopped TO take on
The two passengers and had been going
at it's regular speed il would have
da shed into tho creek 60 an awful dis
asjer The passengers were brought 10
Nephi by nearby farm wagons and
slci.hS.
Thomas Howar;h. a resident OF Ncphi,
who has been working in the Consoli-
dated Mercur mills, died from accidental
poisoning aud his body was brought to
Ncphi and viii bs buried tomorrow. lie
leaves wife and two children.
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COURT MAY EXCLUDE
PACKERS LETTERS

CHICAGO Jan. 9.--United StAtes Dis
trict Judge Carpenter is expected no rule
tomorrow morning on a motion made ny
counsel for the defense 10 exclude from
the record OF the packers trial The docu-
mcnts identified by James II. Pratt in
Guiding letters alleged TO contain pencil
notations in the handwriting OF ], Ogden
Armour, Arthur Meckcr and Thomas j
Conners. three of the defendants.
The motion to exclude: this part OF the
sovprnmcnLs case was presented soon
after the opening Of court today. ss Dis
trict Attorney Wtlkersou was preparing
TO read a number OF the exhibits TO tho
jury.
Nearly the entire day WIS taken UP
with the argument Of counsel Oh the
legal points involved
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


W. WILLIAMS 6. SON. 1876 y ST. BELL,
l5i5-k. upholsterinG, chairs recancd
os42
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
foIst"red; cotton and hair matt rcsses
rnf cc oTer tp-to-D Date Furniture Co
20 5. w. Temple. Bell 2i21 o2607
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PROVO POULTRY SHOW OPENS.
Exhibits This Year Of Higher Quality
Than Ever Before,
10 1'ne Tribune.

Special 10 tn. Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 9.-The Utah County
Poultry association show "l me rnlIh"ns
rrencj bcrc this morning with 800 birds
ON display Those In IA position 10 know
Fav that tho show this year Is by iar the
hest I'm point OF quality OF any hcid ~
tho association. y coop Of blue phc3"-
ants. Furnished by tho state game warden.
and which are 10 h" turned loose IN ms
county, was among the attractions ~ Inc
show also u Ooclt Of tame iah grown
nuaU are on oNhhitiop. The birds are
10 be scored THURSDAY and I'riday by l..
T. TAYLOR oC Columbus, o, As oiuclal
Judge.
i silvcr challenge cup. valued AZ 500.
IS ia bc awarded th" highest cou1Dined
scoring pair uf chickens, one male ana
oT,, female. of any variety. \ blue RIB
bon for first a red ribbon for second and
Il white ribbon FOR third. for the highest
scoring pen, viii bc awarded. Birds from
nearly every town and city in the county,
and from Brigham city and llcbcr. have
sccu entered in the show
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Refuse Sugar BeetS,

RACINE. Wis. Jan. 9.-Thousands of
tons Of sugar beets in Racine county,
contracted for by tho Jsnesvlllc Sugar
Beet company, viii not be accepted at
f7le mills growers today receiving letters
from the GAINESVILLE company instructinG
them not 10 ship more sugar bcets and
stating ihat the mills would be closed.
II IS estimated thar there are 200, 900 tons
OF sugar beets now In the county
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Medicines that aid nature are aIwa,

Medicines that aid nature are always
most cffectual. Chamberlain $ Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. 1t allays the
cough relieves the lungs, opens the
secretious and aids nature in restoring
the system TO healthy condition.
Thousands have testified 10 its superior
excellence. sold by all dealers.
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CARPENTER, JOBBING

) NJ. JAMISON, CARPENTER AND
cabinetmaker. Shop rear 429 SO. Jrd
east pli09
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


MOTOR AND BICYCLE REPAIRING: ::
new and second hand machines on easy
payments. Lon Claflin IS W. Ord South
pl55I
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SuoWslides Delay Trains,
Special TO The Tribune.

SFHCIdI 20 Tic IIIDuUc,
PROVO. Jan. Two small snowslidcS
occurred in Provo canyon Monday. While
no ono was injured. the slides delayed
trains between Provo and Bcber. The
regular train which il due here al $50
2. m did not arrive until after o'clock.
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City Auditor Resigns.
Special 10 T'nc Tribune.

Special 70 TIC Tribune.
LOGAN. Jan. 9-.Iosepu Quiruey, city
auditor, rendered his resignation 10 'h"
city commission. Quincy was elected
al the last city election By the largest
ma aiority ever given a candidate for Of
flee i'm this city. lie gives as his reason
for rcsigning the present bad state OF
his health. and also mentions chat the
fairs would put too great strain upon
i'm
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING

~>~~~>~~~~>~~>-~~-O--~-~~
CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning, Leave orders at Druchl &
Franken s. Ind. 100. sl3S
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Whitlock Jury Secured.
,cial Lh The Trihmne

10 w
PROVO. Jan. a jury WAS secured
this morning in tho district court To try
the casc against ". L. WhltloCk. charged
with robbery and Immediately after the
noon recess the state introduced It's first
witness. The states evidence is mostly
~irc1Irnstantial Whitlock says that he
sas AT a ranch MANY miles i'm north
easierly direction from Mcrcur when the
robbery took place
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Says People Should Eat Rice

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--The shortage OF
the potato crop should teach the Amer
lean people 10 eat rice in the opinion
or T. y. Barrett. a we'll known experf
and editor OF the American Grocer. lie
says; One pound Of rice costs 10 cents
at retail. IL contains as much nourish
ment as several pecEs OF potatoes"
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I WILL SELL AT AUCTION Al NJ, ,,.su an
So ist West. the contents OF S,~
rooms. all hl2h-srada furniture, soho ,os, o.
drcsscrs cbiffouiers. buffet tfat cost 'T,,. ,,n,
mission dining table aud leather-se2t "a ar
in" chairs. beautiful mahogany pario. .ds1 Jd1
O. piece. cost Si25D, iron ana nraSs s,,i. s
springs. mattresses. nnc bedding o9su o9rr'
M rngs (cost $50 cach); the best h1rs- ,Tnc
Comfort range (6holc, cost $500 coysns s,,.rs
utensils sewing machine. Sanlias Sansns
collcbcs, ice chest. liuolcum, u,S AZ.
Rogers silveTWare, aud the pes' r. Os-.
erything. Sale at lo:"o d. "' ESQ
terloh, AuCtionccr
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JAPANESE GOODS

OF JAPANESE GOODS.
T. Aikawa Co, ia w. So. Temple.
piiSa
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Free Silverware
With Hew''ett's Goods

Every package OF Hcwlett's
goods contains Il free silver
ware coupon that will be re-
deemed with genuine Rogers
silver. From now on when
YOU order TEA, COFFEE.
BAKING POWDER, SPICES,
EXTRACTS. COCOA, Ma
PIE SYRUP. RICE. etc.
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PAPERHANGING


81 PER ROOM AND FURNISH PAPER.
Z. Sturm, shop 125 W. lst So. Ind.
1892. plfl0
WE DO PAPERHANGINC, CLEA MING
painting, tinting, work guaranteed
Phone 501i-K s6a7
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SEWING MACHINES
=
SEWING

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED;
good work; reasonable prices: new and
second hand machines on easy terms.
The White is King - West 1st South.
o23S3
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

HALE RATE FIREPROOF STORAGE
! * l.. Phones Ex. 10 p7Os
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SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING At POPULAR
prices. o. Randall, l23 East lst So
Bell 5lSS. pls0S
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
BRASS Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones. X28
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WANTED
wANTBp-FEHIALE HE'LL.

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
nIcnt First Congregations chu'ch; nc
set YOU a position free OF charge. eLe eLLee.
phone Ind. C6G6. BelI jS22. l.'i"
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs

~-------~~---->--~->~~~>-
WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED
curled. dyed black L. y Carter Fur
Co.. p West lst South. e4o0
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BANK, BAR AND OfFlCH
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE. BAR AND sI1'oi IA o,
fixtures: special designs suonllIe1i
enniicat!on: household rcfr!eersSo I'll
carom and pocket billiard tsp,es, swlcg-
I1r gUevs and supplies. BIlH1s"' al,
III, roIIcndar Co. 100 TO 100 30. .aass
WeSt Both phones A92
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MONEY TO LOAN


AMOUNTS OF $500 AND Up: LOW
rate OF interest. Houston zeal Estate
Inv, Co, 3ol South Main ST. Phones 81.
o1 %
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HAIR GOODS

HOLLAND HAIR SHOP, sos EAST SRD
South. Bell phone Wssatch 1925 p27S2
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs
SHEET METAL, WORKS

--~--~--~-->-~'---~-~-~7--~-
COUCFTNAN & co, HEATING ANr
sheet metal works. All kinds OF furnace
repair work. 233 South West Temple.
n222C
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MASSAGE

,.---.--~--J--,,- - - -, -, rcuIyU|
MISS HELD. NEWLY tSl y i-' p,- .t,rsat1
massage. eico,riCal and yibratoiS ",rori|
,,enis ab.nct baths: attendants -
east Apartment 39j, Brooks ,fc H stsl
i,ldg.. corner 3rd South and o'dl' ,fssg|
Ind. sS1G. Elevator aerTIce-
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PATENTS
GROCERY SPECIAL

BJiST CREAMERY BUTTER. sc: s
straight grade -four ooc; 3 cans corn. 25c:
5 lbs, apples. l5c; NJ. j Coffee, 35c; 1o-lb.
can lard, $l.20. lbs. strong cheese. 25c.
Coicago Store. JIG w. ls' South se9i
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CARPET CLEANING


WE ARE THE OLDEST; WE EMPLOY
only high-clsss men: work yuara ntesd
American Carpet Cleaning Co. Both
phones 1924. ml25p
BEST WORK, AMERICAN CARPET
Cleaning Co. Phones 2I2i. n5Ss
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VETERINARIAN


DR.. w. H. GORDEN. SPECIALIST on
dog disease. S32 South State. Ind 93:
zen lIlV-I rn2SSl
HAVE YOUR HORSE CURED
Wc euro lame horses and remove
olemiShCS, consultation free. Horse
Remedy Co. c32 state 81. Ind. phone o.
pg1sa
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ASSAYERS
DETECTIVES.

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE, OLD
est and best. Not new concern. 20S
$40 Mcintyre. Phones 531 sI5l
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FUNERAL, DIRECTORS


l:EEE w HALL, UNDERTAkER AND
cInbalmer. l6i ;. West Temple. Phones
1919. d.
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GCT wIsE-JoIN THE OWLS.
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r wIsE-JoIN THE OWLS.
WANTED-FOR RENT
LOST AND FOUND
VACUUM CLEANERS

ALI. MAKES g. d. BATES ELECTRIC
Co. Al Kcurns bldg. Phones 3T24
n5S5
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LAUNDRIES

GOLDEN DRY CLEANING HAND
Laundry. lG! West South Temple
Phones ESQ. sl29
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATtNG
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jenncns. 56s East Ord So
ST. Bell phone J60SY. Ii9i
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold at Rivers Bros. 2S West sgd South
pliS5
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l.. 6. OD0NNELE, UNDERTAKEN
snd cn'bslmcr has moved 10 new 10
cation, 80. South West Temple St,
Rrslt! bldg. Both phones $50. n@3"9
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE;
Pomeroy. SO West 1st North uS3l
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CASKET FACTORY

UTAH CASKET co, MFRS. OF jN-
dcrtakers supplies. Phones: Day. 1858;
night. 3S11-H Phone or wire rush or
ders. 20 L.. Sth So. salt Lake. p2662
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SATURDAY. JAN. ~, I WILL SEi1s ~ "a
rooms OF nice furniture At No, fo' sst,
Main street at 1880 "A. m. tieol"onh nhsds.
chlffonicrs. dresscrs, iron ana pt-,s' ynrs,
springs. mattresses, dining tapie,
lincleuu. heating stoves. ne" :. Os,rr-
range g holes, cost SSo)' ~ L. $40
Ioh huctiuneer.
rna
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NJ. =. COLEMAN. UNDEHTAI&EE AID
licensed embalUer, l1th East and 18th
South. tJylDnd ,a9 S2I5
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SHOE SHINING PARLoRs.

EUROPEAN SHOE SHINING AND HAT
cleaning parior. 62i East Snd South
sT6l
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WANTED
WANTED D-MAI,E HETp

sllEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT Acr~,,
he Red Front" IL West ond So.
lieadnJariers railroad and mining baS
Bell 1854. nsI
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PERSONALS
SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. a few second =
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
TAILOR MADE CORSETS

LADIES. CALL MRS. MANN FOR \
Spirella Corset one years guarantee.
Ind. 25is. p2sl3
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
STATE NEWS,
Bethel Man Heads A. F. of L.

Fred H. Beal, Bethel granite
cutter, was elected president of the
Vermont state branch, American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, at the convention
at Montpelier Thursday.
Congressman Greene Takes Oath of
Office.
Frank L. Greene of st. Adams
took the oath of office at Washington,
August IA, as member of the United
States Congress from Vermont to sue
coed the late Representative D. j.
Foster, who died while in office.
Increase in Auto License Receipts.
Receipts from automobile fees col
lacted for the state by the secretary
of states office up to August IA
amount to 75,894.84. This is $751;
259.60 more than the automobile fees
of last year and $40, 226, so more than
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-21
Republican National Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT
William II. Taft of Ohio
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
James S. Sherman of New York