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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
B. \. j. EXERCISES
ARE HELD At PROVO
Thomas L. Martini Graduate
of College Department, De-
llverS Baccalaureate.
Special TO The Tribune.

| Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, May sI.-The commencement
exercises OF the Brigham Young uniy.r-
sity were held in College hall TO-DAY. COM
meucing al a. IN. On the rostrum were
president Joseph F. Smith. Willard
Young Superintendent or Church Schools
H. H. Cummings and l.. Holbrook. The
university choir sang I'VE Jbanl, Tb..
oh. God, for a Prophet" Invocation WA .
offered by II. II. Clun. Prof A. @ Lund
adnS no KNOWS, and for an encore
rendered Backward. Turn Backward A."
the Bird" The president Of the ,InIver
sity. George II. Brimhall presented hls
annual report. which shows 1905 stu
dents in attendance during the year or
,hl5 number % are from Idaho. Arizona,
q Colorado 8: Wyoming. Il: Oregon. 4,
NEVADA, :; Montana, !: Washington. / !.
louisiana !; Mexico. 10: Canada, ii:
eleven states and four foreign nations arc
represented The faculty consists Of
seVenty-siN members, thirty-th three profess
sotS' eleven assistant professors, forty
TWO assistants and Instructors
The students I'm attendance have becn
distributed In the different Departments
as iolov5: Training school. 3l5: sub-bicL
school. -; secondary schools, SIS. college,
Tho report shows that 20 studcnts
graduate this year this being consider.
ABLY In excess Of that OF any former wear.
or this number - were Graduated frnr,
The training school. "A from the sub-hich
school: 10 from the secondary schooIs
hnd II from tho college, making i per
cent OF The entire enrolment.
An eloquent commencement addynss
was made by Thomas l.. Martin. q grad
uate or the college department His tan,
Was on the superiority OF character over
all mere requirements OF knowloir. T'ba
world today needed character more than
anything else, as was shown by the nm
favorable condition In the social CONNER
glel and political world. said the speaker
The aim or the school has been To build
character, without which scientific LnoUl-
edge would not bring n successful life
INC other speakers we're President
willard Young. President Joseph = S1,Ith
and superintendent H. II. Cummings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
FORMER SALT LAKE
BOY MEETS DEATH
Richard Lee Accidentally Shot
While Hunting in the Brush
Near Blackfoot.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
BLACkFOOT. Ida, May 5l.-A worry
SAD accident TO the son OF a former Salt
Lake citizen occurred here yesterday.
Richard Lee son OF Attorney W. A. Lee.
formerly OF the law firm OF Lee e WIKI
ins, was found dead upon the banks OF
tue Blackfoot river. two miles southeast
Of this city. The boy had been missing
from home FOR twcnty-four hours. bur
tho parents were not greatly alarmed,
since Il was thought he might be visit
Ing friends in the country.
AlTah Jordan. whose father has n ranch
along the river. Was rowing when ho
discovered tho boys body In the heavy
brush The sheriff and coroner T. 7
Peck were ~ once notified and the body
brought 10 the undertaking rooms. where
the inquest was hold.
When found there was a revolver In
his hand. showing i've empty shells. II ls
the suppcsition that the boy was hunt
ing through the heavy brush and that
the gun WAS accidentally discharged. Tho
bullet entered the head upon the right
side. passing through the brain and
crushing the skull. The verdict Of the
Jury WAS that death was caused b. ac-
cidenta! shooting by gun In his own
hand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
KEEPING UP FIGHT
FOR EARLY CLOSING
Retail Clerks of Ogden Have
Not Lost Heart in Spite
of Opposition.
snnclnI 20 The Trlhnne.

OGDEN. MAY 3i-Strect speaking and
2 programme OF music by Il double quar-
iette- This evening marked the renewal ot
the retail clerks campaign for rarly
closing. Although number Of stores
have reached an agreement whereby they
will remain open until 10 O'Clock Satur-
day night. the officers OF the association
declare that the clerks have not lost the
fight They even declare that the associa-
ton II nearer victory. for, " Is asserted.
5000 people have signed cards pied EinE
their support 10 those stores which have
agreed TO close early. Among those who
have signed resolution in favor Of early
closing are the officers and many mem
hers OF the Ladies Literary club. Tolstoi
circle, Child Culture club and ogden
Historical society
Several hundred persons gathered on
the street tonight TO listen TO the music
and an address hy James C. Mckay,
Huntsville man. who Is leading the cam
psiGn outside OF Ogden city II was an
nouoced that 5000 buttons. bearing the
slogan shop With Early CIosers," had
been ordered aud would be distributed
among those who desired 10 wear them.
The Clsrks association today published
q list of more than 1900 persons who had
figned rhe pledge cards and also a list OF
the nrms which had signed the and
O'Clock closing agreement. II Is stated
by the association officers that local la
hor unions have started a movement to
havs all members trade at only the stores
which closs carly.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice: There will be 2 special rua.,-
Ing 9, the stockholders OF Bingham Con
Per Boy, Mining company held az *.
ooulpany's office room 3is. McCornIrt
building. Sal, Lake City. Utah AZ 10
The meeting IS called for the foIiovtng
purposes; ''e
To eiect a board of directors
TO devise and authorize means FOR
paying the indebtedness OF the co,n.
2any. N'H-
3. TO authorize n transfer Of the pron
erty ana assets OF the company 10 a nev
corporation: or a sale and tranSfer 70
pay indeot edness and wind up the corr
pany affairs e e'in
By order OF tho board Of directors. Ma
4 HAEhUER. JR. President,
u 1iuEa' secretary. c2s5s
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To Extend Water Project.
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune
BCRLEY. Ida. May Si.-The secretary
.of the Interior has authorized the rec,a :
nation service To proceed with the con o.
stfuction OF the pumping plant distrihu
uon system and transmission line for the
west extension OF the Minidoka IRRIGATION
project. which VIII cover 200 acres OF
,.<n land ijiug Six miles DorShweat of
BuTiey. The estiuatsi cost OF the vo-l,
II SIS. 600
The land 10 be covered % this exten.
sion lies on both sides Of tho Rupert
bi-s cutoh: and - raicd as equal 20 any
on tho MinidokA project. II u = part OF
the original surrey and has been nIsd
on for some time Tho maximum lift VIII
% ABOUT seFentcen feet. and the pumps
aiid canals will be capable of banJiIrs-
apPtoAih=t" t"ly sixty second feet Of wztsr
Ihe water wiil be pumped from the main
cenal on ths north sid. Niuidoka project
80 flectTic power viii be supplied Trom
ine sos eminent power plant at the Mini
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
GROCERY SPECIALS

BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. 3oC: LYE
per can: &C: chloride OF lime, SC
,our pounds spinach. Ice: eight cans
peaches or. aprfcots. iOc; tabascc
Tstsh TasTe' . gSS; , lbs; o ASPARAGUS 1oG. fresh
DC: cans tall salmon. o5c: pounds pie
plant. loc; 50 pounds head rice. 2bci
money: lo. loc; Wedding Breakfast cof-
hos Sl'Vs; lard ss 7oc los sl.Ss; 4s cotto-
lene oOc: los $40; salt bacon.
pound. 15c; Silver Gloss starch, 1oc;
= large salt herring. 15c: II bars wash
can loc; three packages tobacco.
DC; picnic hams. 12.c: largo can pork and
Deans. loc; good tea, lb., 2bc; mustard.
pepper. spice; peanut butter. III, 2Oc: A.
soap, 25c: pounds soda crackers,
ginger snaps Lima beans, csc; oleomar-
Saarine, 2ooi gelatine, 15c: bologna, h.,
Deans or brown beans. Csc: SOUR pickles.
gt.. 1oc: good vinegar, gallon. 16o;
3 q cans early June peas, 35c; good broom.
xoc' 80 Gre Cream OF Wheat. 15c: good coffee.
Snider's pork and beans. 25c: new bIoat-
ers. loc:. plums, can 1oc; gallon catsup
3oc: Eagle brand milk, 15c: Postum Cere-
az 2Oc; corn gloss starch. soda, ball blue
ing, any two for 15c; cereal coffee, 1Oc;
Z boxes matches. Csc: lamp chin
nneys. &c: six pounds wheat and oat meal,
.sc; SIX cans oil sardines, o5c; M. ]. B.
packages Corn Flakes. 15c: lbs. mac
,roni, 15c; two 5-lb, sacks salt. I5c;
new potatoes, per lb., &c: 3 cans. large
NIX. 2oe: sugar, per sack, .sso5; ranch
washing compound. 15c: pkgs. 1776.
loc; cocoanut. per H.. zoe: gasoline Der
yal. 25c: punches onions. &c; lbs
sugar and l ID. soc cocoa for 53c. lbs.
Chicago Store. 11s West 1st South st
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Bootlegging Suspected.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 3l.-Thc police hav,
been called upon To make an iuvcstga-
tion OF alleged bootlegging at ogden
amusement resorts. The cause OF tho
crusade Is the fact that, although a small
crowd visited Genwood park yesterday.
the caretdker today found forty-threc
whisky bottles about the grounds. IL is
hardly probable. according 10 those In
terestcd in the case, that this quantity
OF liquor was carried into the park by
OF the resort. Therefore the In
vestiGation 10 It's illegal sale. Those
In charge OF the park this season arc
making every effort TO discourage the
practice OF patrons bringing liquor into
the park and VIII assist In every way
Ia stopping the supposed sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
DECLARES FOR ROOSEVELT.
Ha9enbarth Says Idaho Sentiment Ap
pears 20 Be for the Strenuous One.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, May 3I.-m a statement is
sued here tonight Frank j. Hagenbarth
announced that he would east his vote
for Roosevelt at toe Chicago conyen-
tlon. He said that. In his opinion. the
sentiment OF the state was FOR Roosevelt
and that he felt II his duty 10 accede to
the majority. lie expressed hope. how
ever, that compromise candidate would
be chosen
lisgcubaTth and Heituan were Sc
locted as Taft delegates, and I'm A pre-
vious statement HaEenbarth announced
that he would vote for Taft. Heitman
is still for President Taft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
"Peeping Toms" Arrested.

er~rhl - Thr Tribune
PROVO. uay 5i-Couplsizts have be~n mad.
t~-rnNr 20 chez Of PoliN~ Giles by residents
rf 80 northsesf Portion q Tie city ~ha have
h--n dhtafhss ~ numerous ''Ps~pinE Tons -
'1t for several DAYS tt~ chief hss h-er ~Aichinr
~" Premise % these vho made complaints
N-1-sstsr night - sppf~henS-s tvo younE zen.
Nufrf Hs"- srd ilorf Harris. IN The act o,
lsosiiE iri7 an oafn rind1- 81 the residence
cf Ne. NcunE. Sorfh Ar4dcrrF avsau~
'nisf GiisZ sr-crfs1 th~ hoys ard tool th.r,
- 80 police Sstinr. snd nudlnr each vas under
"a" tgfn-f hen efcr to III Jusretis court "a
10 rhsrrs - disturbing The rrars ~ the hssr-
i7F IN fhe iufenUs ecrrt ~ hr-grhs cat ths,
10Th toTt had h~sn h~forc th- court b~fe-s Tb-
e7fE srs - - t-ii uudrr rrobsuoa r-ndinr frr-
trsf lcrglrT tf fhr o'frrrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Valua Bile to Tourists

Hotels and Boarding Houses Loca ted
on the Lines OF the Rio Grande Sys-
tenn Is tho tue OF a little booklet Jus,
Issued In the interest Of the vacation
seeker by the passenger department OF
that company. II gives q list of All
notels In colorado, Utah and New Mexico.
together with tho rates number ~
guests that can be accommodated, nan, es
OF the proprletors. distance from station
sno Rlnd or conveyance. 4 valuable lit
Mountain region.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
In Railroad World
Tunnel Fire Soon Out.

According TO word received here yoster-
day from +. l.. Lomax, passenger traffic
manager for the Western Pacific, the fire
In Chilcoot tunnel on that line has been
extlnGuished and the work OF repair IS
proceeding rapidly. II ~ expect ed that
this VIII he completed and the tunnel
open for traffic by tomorrow. In the
meantime. passengers are being trans
fcrred over Beclswith pass by wagon and
according 70 several who have mado the
trip in that way. IL Is rather enjoyable
than otherwise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Faces More Trouble.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 3i.-F. Il. Anderson, SEN
fenced 10 serve five days in the city Jail
on a charge OF trespassiDs on railroad
property, got himself into still greater
trouble when he admitted 10 the Judge
that he had wife and WAS trying to
mako his way out OF town because he WAS
short In his collections for = local COM
pany. by which he had been employed
but n few days. While Anderson is
serving his ive-dsy sentence the police
will investigate the other phase OF the
affair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01

Children half rate to Saltair until
4:l5 each day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Will Extend Car Line.
ipeciaI 10 The Trlbune.

Special 10 The JrIbune.
OGDEN. May 3l.--Work on the Twcn-
ty-fourth street extension OF the Ogden
Rapid Transit compenys car lines will
be taken up as soon as the present work
on the Twenty-fiTst street limo is COM
pleted, rs the announcement OF Superin-
tendent Joseph Bailey The company has
reached an agreement whereby nfteen-
foot strip OF the Fred j. Kiesel property
at wall avenue and Twenty-fourth street
VIII be used for the line
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Funeral OF Mrs. Keller.

HTF'ItI % IHF IfihlnF
NASri. Nay 1i-Mrs John E-Iir- NJ, aI>s
~ AFpftsG. NtH p nurlsf ihis Afternoon a, -
'atsrrteis Ma. Hslisr Va horu Ir uurt.r--
h1fE Drrmsrr. slEts-rir ysars ago to.av srs
80" 90 rtsh n ls7-
hts k,ll-E wss rns1 Ncfs.r "A ~. Csar,h
= Latte -fsT Saints shs i-as-- hu.s.-s sns
shltaisnr- rec lohr AT Ht-rt. Mr. lohu
hsuhs-is. NJ. Erssfus Jsrssa a. NJ. H..
pu-nrssri. an of tti. city
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Find Stolen Bedding.

rff'al - Ehs Trrhsns
ftuFo. iaF IA isfE- roll of bsset-< -
tAHahiT ne'e1 from rau- haGrsEs rooa .i1rr
- u. n G. raiir>sf -ss fo-uA r~.r rurls-
-eSsTdsy anf reported % fhs thsrir's o,@,, -,
Nlin Ne s-set-r -aa found . naErar. cb.-s xo
%Eut tre= Seoseid q soldier sum-,i, p~pu,,
cs.hn tAchrh1 has oefa dstsiis@ o. m. Ca.
~ WI 80 20 Iresrr - lnxrs.iEafa
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Promptly Paw Pines.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 3l.--FailinE to get any,
thing like an understandable story from
any one OF the three, Judge W. H. Reeder
assessed IS fipe each TO Wong Chung.
go John and Looey Sam. three members
OF Ogden's Chinatown. who faced him
this morning on charges OF disorieriy
conduct All three appeared satisfied
With the courts ruling and I~sid their
hnes in cash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
VIII Get Acquainted -

The seasons second get acquainted"
trip OF the railroad men Will begin next
Monday. when train VIII leave over The
Oregon Short Line to visit the Important
points along the route. The special
carrying a number OF the high offriaIs
Of the company. VIII be on the road
n bout a week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Wife Is Given Divorce

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 3l.--An interlocutory de-
cree OF divorce was granted by Judge
y. j. Harris today 10 Mrs. Mary Pace
I'm her suit against y. f. Pace She also
oas granted SIS per month temporary ALI
mony and $50 attorney fees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Thief Admits Guilt.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, May al. c. Burton. who
was arrested by Detectives George Ward
law and Charles Pincock last SATURDAY..
pleaded guilty before Judge w H. Reed
er In the police court this morning when
arraigned on charge OF petit larceny
and was sentenced TO serve ninety days In
the city Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
HOTELS

NEW IDAHO HOTEL. lola EAST 9TH
South. newly furnished, heat hsth.
Soc & to 81 Per day: $50 to "a per week
De" -..o-. BIOS
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. 14a E1pcT
30 Rooms. $3.50 to So Der Week. Tot
and cold water In rooms. b1sss
ROOMS FROM 50 TO s4 PER wEUK
g W. End So. 3rd floor Walker Bank
bldg. nA
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

'~~>~NS-~N--~
.CCTTfNG-The remains OF Edwin A.
Cutting arc being shipped today from
tho parlors or Ebcr w. Hall TO Jack
son. Wis. for interment Tho remains
win be accompanied by c. II. Cutting of
this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
Outing for the Blind.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. May 3l.-The pupils and
teachers OF the Utah School for the
Deaf and Blind, numbering in all about
zoo persons, spent the day at Lagoon,
the outing being complimentary trip
Ogden IN four special cars at o'clock
this morning and remained at the Dopu-
lar resort until o'clock this even
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
DIED


BOWMON-At ST. Marks hospital. Rob-
ert Bowmon. IN his 2lst year, formerly
an employee OF the II. 6 r c. railroad
The remains are HI the parlors or Ebcr
w. Han, 1874 South West Temple street
Funeral notice later.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

j. GODDARD. G. P. A. AUDITING
ana general accountancy. 522 McIntyre
.Ne- ~ aeGtCN olo4. co0S2
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s-ROOM MODERN BRICK, pT0c
from Hotel Utah; 15s 4th ave: ~
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS Co nun
Ing and steam fitting; 1obbine work |.
specialtyi all work guaranteed Hoth
pnones ls2. 143 East And South oI2S
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GROOM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
lar. SIC per month: also room >
ss Rear 35l So. State. Inquire IL,
Lime 6 Cementh Co. s4s SO. 2rs =
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Petty Fraud CHARGED

Complaint vaS issued ve.tsrasv nv ,h.
county attorneys office charging Z NJ
Lane With obtaining money under fafS.
pTH'cnses. II is alleged that Lane ps-usd
nad cheek for ;; on Creed Morgan. who
signed the complaint ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-01
WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

STRoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household heip'
Headquarters for laborers.
o c743
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Maassen Centrifugal Machine com.
pany; principal place OF business, Sail
Notice is hereby given that at q reg.
OF tho Maassen Centrifugal MaChine
company held on tho 9th day OF Nav
iblZ, an assessment, No l OF one ~
cent per share was levied on the ont.
Standing stock OF the corporation. pay
tary, at his ofice, sfs West Second soutr
street, Salt Lake City, Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid Monday. July l. 1912
VIII be delinquent and advertised for aaie
made before Will be sold at the offico
OF the secretary. SiS West Second south
street. Monday. July 90, 1912, al
CLOCK =. M, ia pay the delinquent as
seSsment' together with the cost of ad =
NeFuslnS and expense OF sale.
9. 4. PFAU. Secretary.
SAX west Second South street, sal, Lake
city. Utan. dl2
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF I'tah
In the matter OF Edward Gaby, Vol
hankrupt.-ln bankruptcy No. Ii32
To the creditors of Edward Gaby OF Salt
Lake city, In the county OF Salt Lake
and district aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice IL hereby given that on the
18th day OF May. 1912. the said Edward
Saby was duiy adjudicated bankrupt
ana that tho first meeting OF his creditors
VIII be held at my office Nv tho Conti-
mental block, salt Lake City. Utah. ON
the nth day OF June 1912. at 10 o'clock
m IN she forenoon, at which time the said
cred tors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the hankrun,
and transact such other business ns ,,,,,
properly como before said meeting
cItAkLES BALDWIN
Referee in BaukrIptcy-
salt Lake City. MAY 81 IaIa dts
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TYPEWRITERs

WE RENT TYPEwRITERs
All makes repaired, exchanged ana .o,a
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co az Mno. 'o;
Ind so. Phones 40. Estabiiahsd 1909
e21s7
COME AND SEE OUR BAR0ATNs M
rebuilt typewriters or write for nrics
list. Agents new No. Royal SteraT.
8leeson CO Typewriter Exchange. as
w oot Suo oouth ST. b76a
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4-ROoM APT. BATH AND PHONE.
ground floor. use of range is u
South. Wasatch 2248-M a
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FOR RENT
OR RENT HOUSES uNruRsrs.

70 HOUSES, ALL KINDS. LOCArW
and prices. Tutuo Bros. CO., isS'
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s-RooM MOD; 3l5 5TH EAST, g
7-room mod; $50 South Main,
Little G Little, No. I w 2nd "a -
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6-ROOM MODERN. FURNACE
33o Somth 10th East.
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Dancing at saltair tonight. Fare Csc.
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COTTAGES. CLOSE IN: JIr7'
service; i-room, SIS; 5-room. a
Wasatch e0oI-M
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CUSHIONS, UPhOIsTERJNG

MA TEESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paiIen. sat Lake Mattress & Mfg.
HHeS S@'s' plS5S
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MODERN , ROOMS AND BATH
;, per month. 555 East 9Th South, /
+. O. Perkins. Sen.oh hoieI
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Granted License to Wed.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. NAV 31,-A marriage license
was Issued today 10 Roy Briggs and Hat
tie Manning, both OF Syracuse
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BROOM PARTLY MODERN. ON ,
bth south. rent very reasonable (
Wasatch 5iis-Y. =
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PASTURAGE.

PAsTUEACE FOR 100 HORSES. IST>
ciaTs iced and care. CAL Wasstcb
- c35hg
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAU BuSI-
ne .ollege preparation for business
daH Stsrt a course now. Boston bldg.
oNS. night. sl538
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Montgomery band plays in the
dancing pavilion at Saltair tonight,
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~ SIED-T!VO COMPETENT GIRLS
Inc general housework one to do cook
n-, aLI9 the other to do washing. ironing
a1S1a cleaning, cor End ave Wasatch
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MORPHINE AND OPIUM


USERS CAN BE PERMA NENJI, Y
cured. Don't suffer with the habit hut
call or write Suite 203. Brooks Arcade
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
enbalmer, 1si S. West Temple Phones
1919. d3
E. G. o'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved TO new To-
cation 225-22I South West Temple st
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. o33s9
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S1b-LARGE LOTS. BARN, an,
room houses, s5i r. eth So ~
3rd West. Sale on easy terms. WA
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MODERN GROOM COTTAGE
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING,
2lf Z. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b29T
HUDDART FLORAL CO. So so. MAIN
at. Phones io6. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nI632