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The evening world., 1912-01-27
NOTED CROOKS
SENT AWAYFR0M
EQUITABLE RUINS
Presence in Neighlurhood rs
ValuableS Are Being Re-
moved Causes Police Activity.
GUARD IS INCREASED.
Fifteen Additional Detectives
Called 10 Financial District
to Watch for Thieves.
GUARD IS INCREASED.

NJ presence Of q number Of desperate
crooks. soTne o, ihem Of international
netSrtsfy IN the ~uriou crowds whleh
hang ebout the ruins OF the Equitable
Budding while millions Of dollars in Sc
cuy7taes. coin and other vaiuabiss are be-
inG removed. savo the police decided m
eaGAess to-day. Inspector Hughes. on
heay1nx that knownt thieves n despera-
ioaD were hanging about the neighbour
hood sent fifteen OF his best men 10 the
aid az those already on the ground.
sruOng them men who have mad a
specially Of knowing by sight bAnk
snsaks and sfe blowers and highway
men.
10 the course OF removing . great
s~tssi-bound chest flled with gold coin
ana bullion and so heavy that sls men
could just barely III, II from the Mer.
camille safe Deposit Company's vaults
dStbctives and uniformed men formed q
hollow ausre about the chest. facing
out with their rcvolvers rcndy 10 hand.
whan the chest had been put on =
truck the armed escort, followed IL 20
h Wall stree, Offices OF tho Bankers
Trust Company. TO which thu chest be-
loaged.
The evening world., 1912-01-27
DRESS GOODS DEP'TS. In Both Stores.

DRESS GOODS DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
On Monday and Tuesday,
January the goth and goth.
$500 yards, superior quality, All Wool
Dress Serge. so inches wide. Navy Blue
or write. CSC per yard
value i35
Black Broadcloth, sponged and shrunk.
81 inches wide . LOS per yard
value 2O
WASH DRESS GOODS.
5000 yards French Linen Suiting,-
Pure Flax, soft finish. Large assortment of
the latest Spring shades, also Black or
White. As inches wide. 4Sc per yard :.
vhue Use
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street 9TH Street
The evening world., 1912-01-27
200 BOX RENTERS HAVE re,
MOVED THEIR SECURITIES.

Twelve hundred OF the ten thousand
box renters who kept securities. cash
n v~aluAbles In the vaults Of the Mcr-
camille Safe Deposit Company have
called for their treasure chests and
taken them away. only one vault, re-
inAins 10 be opened. II Is the largest
OF all n Ia IN the rear on the Cedar
street side OF the c%o!npanys premises.
u was said by bankers that IN this
vault wa q collection ~ deposits more
valuable than all the other securities
and cash taken from the ruins put to-
gether. II this were true II would mean
that the vault contained rather NOR,
than half a million dollars worth OF
stun.
The line Of those Who were waltlng
to-day no reach the boxes was at bo
time long. Patrons who had secured
Identification tiokc,s from the temper
airy offcss OF the Mercantile DEPOSIT, al
No. % Nassau street were admitted IN
groups of ten and wee only a shorl
time Ia getting their possessions.
The evening world., 1912-01-27
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
PORT OF VIEW YORK.
ARUIyHn
STEAMSHIPS.
OUTGOING STEAARHrPs.
SAILED TO-DAY.

Harry Luctenbaoh,
lroouois. JackAonyine'
san Jacinto, Galveston,
,oncho, Tampa.
CITY Of 81, Louis.
Madison, Norfolk.
Comus. New Orleans.
III Mundo, GALVESTON.
orange Prince, Uruguay.
l'rns willen III. usyp.
CnD@ NANAybas
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The control ~ absence from college,. OF
REGISTRATION and chaperonage. Of churoh
u chApcl~ attendance. the maintenance
OF quiet and order In tho halls OF resi-,
dence, lecture halls and on the campus:
n IN matters not academic. the settle
mont OF all questions concerning the
conduct and decorum of students.
Thus every student IL responsible
10 the president and his aid which
mat student votes for and supports him
In continued enforcement OF the regula-
lion. When n girl realizes that ahe In
responsible In the government attitude
II In quite natural for her to bend every
enort In making It Just what II should
ha
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

Sen Godpp'lten Gi05ei an-Sbern in liD=
rer Mitte baben, meld)er inns Den rer=
lten 8eiu9 eritatteu 1lno lib boffent-
lid nit Sem g%mporbliiben nlerer
5mar fleinen,. aber riibrigem, @emein-
Sc 5ufrieoen geben miro. Sir einell
miipoigen gmpfang oes bodJmiten
@errn 8iidofs, ser nit Dem Vfittogs=
5uge Bis Golo Spri1g fa6ren nn0 bon
Sort iib per Mrtto 1a6 Sacobs &rairte
beseben miro, miro Sic @en1einoe be-
items Gorge tragen. Ser @%lodenweibe
uir0 ein @enein0efeit nit ltnter-
baltunger1 aler Mrten folgen. =
SEER Soiepb 8infler BON ct.
Glol,o mar Montag bier uno
iber5eugte ii4 bon SEM Tortfomnen
ser 6irma Mein5 & @infler, oeiien
Mitglieo iein Sobn Solepb lit. =
@n. @obmam1 fat Ste @orff 6arm
be5ogen lit ser Mbiidt, oiei elbe al1f Elm
Sobr 5lt b%eorbeiten. St p%erfaufte
lein bier %betriebenes 9eibgeidaft 6em
Sesoiepb Mertis. @err @arff fat Elm
@obnbous BON Ser &odpiqe State
8onf gefol1ft l1no bat iebt lein 9eim
in .Mofpile. +
MlbanD.
garl Mettenmaier fat iein unter
Sem Mamen Central Saloon, 0oS
er lett Sabren nit Dem beiten grfolg
betrieb uno bon Dem er iid aus &C.
iun6beitsriifiiften 5uriid5icber muB,
gefiibrtes sdantgeidaft fanflid an
Matb. Nerne abgetreten; ser neue 81
gentbiimer bot iofort 8elib pom &c
i6dft genonrmen ut0 fiiblt iib BE-
reits binter Sem Sdanftiid 5u @au=
ie. @err &ettenmaier miro iid mez
nigitens, auf elm paar Monatea mobl-
ber0iente &ube gonnen. = Mpotbefer
&emrp nn0 81. @ation,- belize BON
bier, baben ii6 geihdftli6 gum 8e-
trieb zines Muto=@ eidDaftes Derbun-
SEN. - 6. $. &eDnoloS. un6- 6. 8.
Serrp BON indianapolis, Sph dparen
tibet Sonntad bier beim. ST.. @ation
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
aus Der 1tmgeeeno.
ct. Subns College.

@an5 1nermartet lbneQ bat li6 ser
s2ultano SEES bodm. p. Stepban, ..
g. g., meld)er Dor &ur5em oils Etar=
rer bon 6reeport oerart erfrantte, caB
er in einem @oipital untergebratt
meroen nn,Btc, BON leinem Seloen
erbolt. Ct traf Gnee lebter $50
die bereits bon Mimedpolis, no er
inter ar5tlid;er @eGanoll1ng ltano,
oerart geitarft, 1oB er Sic &eile ouein
5,,riiflegen foulrte, III ct. Sobns ein,
mo- CT iebt u1ter ieinen &loitergenol l.
ieu sen l%tn1ita1sen gsl1lab mobl fiiblt.
Sim Montog fat er Sic fl. Melie ye=
lelen, llno es heiBt, SOB Sic Mer5te,
,pelGe cine griinolihc llnteriufieng
an ibm1 pprnabmer, iid iber SEN l11=
erlparteten @ed)iel gar iebr mruaeer=
ten, un0 mtl1mebr oes @laltbens iino,
SoB ser bodop. P. stepboM .. g: g.,
nodmals elmer %oollitanoigen Gene
Jung 5l1gdngli6 lei. = Sic Mtttmo9
an Ser ct, Sobns ltniperiitat
begonnene Oiterpafan5 miro bis
Sltermo11tug an0al1ern; am Gienltag
mfrs Ser l1nterriht mieoer altfgenom=
men. - &odyp. P. &rior &ermann,
.. g. g., fat getpiiier ltmitdtoe fall
Der feline 9eutidlonoreiie aufgel6o=
ben, ober nidt a%ufgeboben. Gr miro
bielelbe Sieies Sabr no8 MAIDEN uno
a1treten, iobal0 Sic meiiten 6riib=
iabrs= inns Som,11erorbeitcn gei6eeen
it110.
GollegepiQe.
Sri. 9orotGea Meper, melde am
2a1ngenfieber erfranft mar, lit lpie0er
allBer Gefabr. - Sri. g(eonora
Galeer liegt iGpu leit flint @ohen,
BON Mbeumatism.s geplagt, niener.
- @ebriicer &url un0 Soiepb Sal1er
meroen. iid nadite @oGe na6 Sowa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

bsgeben, Inn oortsfiir einen &ontraf=
loren ou arbeitel,. 6ran5 Sal1er
begab it'd am 2. Mpril nad Gatota,
100 CT eine Jarm in Eabt bat.
&d)mpn6. i
&p. S0fer lit in @egleitung leiner
56bne Sobam uno SEQ uno Sobter
Cecilia am letten 3ienitag na6 Gut
miSe, Sasf., Canada, a%bgeretit, 400
oieielben ibr fiiroeres Seim einridten
peroen. Sobal0 oies geideben, mer=
SEN 5rau @ofer un0 &inoer Sem Got
ten uno @ater nod CANADA folgen. =
5riooltn @urlt uno Satin wobnten
lebte @od,e in ct. Glouo Sem Be-
grGbniB ser @ittpe &~ammermeper
bel. = @ubert Streib uno feline
Sdmeiter Sberelia, @ernn11n @ertfen
inns @0. @iQens iino dnfangs BET
gungeuer @ode na6 6orbolm, g. g.,
a6geSampft, NO iie Sic Sommermo=
nate binourd. in Ser 9fohbaridaft
arfeiten meroel1. = SRI. &oia gngel=
'baro rno SRI. Clara @en1rer itn6
5anritag bon Minneapolis, NO iie ii6
megen MISUNDERSTANDING operi=
rem lieBen, na6 @auie 5ltrudgefebrt.
. @eu. gngelbar0 m1r6e 9ienitag
lebter @oGe inn &ilon @oipital gu
YapnespiQe megen 8linSoarment5iin=
BURG operirt, 6eren 5olgen. gu SEN al
lerbeiten &offnl1ngen auf eiae baloi-
&c @enei11g bes &atienten beredti=
gen. 6ralt 9l1cas 9embed lit an=
fa1tgs letter @ode nah Smift Cur
rent, Canada, SIT @eiu6 ibrer Sodter
S1tliu. gereilt. = Sobn Sdl1lte bon
Montara mar bier einige Gage auf
8eiu6 BEL ieilter Mutter, Ser Srau
@enrietta 5da1lte. - 9r. @el5 BON
bier madte lebte ISOLDE in Slice, 8en=
ton9Gountp, einer profeiiioneuen Be-
JUDI bei Ser 6amilie Sacob S9dfer.
&ofpille.
Uni ere 11elte @emein6e miro Sic es
Sabr gang %beionoere Siterfreuoen 9e=
11teBen, miro lie ia am Sltermontag
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.5n gaittee:' = lunier snttIer ssoiepb
Soffmann bat ii6 anfangs LETTER $50
db)e nad} ct. &altl begeben, -l1m iid'
oaielbit ieiner angegriffenen @eiur,o-
belt pegen ar3tli@ bebanoeln gu lai-
len. @abrenb 1eiler Mbmeienbeit fiibrt
fem Sobn 6ran5 bas @eidaft. -
Souls SonauSfe, meld}er m16reno ser
lebten 5tpei Monate ii6 i'm ct. @a=.
pbaels &oipital nnter dr3tlider 8e-
banolung befano, lit Samitag beinrge-
febrt, nad)bem CT lih 6erart erbolt
fat, sob feline u%ollltauoige >@eiun6-
beit nurmebr cine 'Srage ser 8eit lit.
-gs beiBt, 6oB uniereO rtidnft in ser
Yerion bes Geo. g. 5ano BON &an=
jas @itp, Mo., binnen &l1r5em einen
5bierar5t baben miro. - ga 80. S.
6iider, >peld)er als Tomnldobmeiiter
erudblt mar, nidt qualifi5irte, 10 fat
Sic Solpnbeb0roe at lei11er 5telle Sen
S. 90. @briiten als S6abmeij ter 6es
Comm errar1nt.
Treepprt.
&ier lit mit 6rel1Sen sic &un6e BE-
griiBt mor5en, 0aB bodm. P. Stepban,
3. e.. g., melder Dor @oden mege11
pl0blid'er @rfranfl1ng sic bieiige
8farritele aufgeben mu1bte, iib I'M
&oipital gu Mtnneapolis, mo- er unter
@eban0lung zines spe5ialiiten ge=
itelt mur6e, 10 melt tpieoer erbolt bat,
oaB CT Sos &oipitol p%erlaiien fonnte
l1n6 ieinen 5eitmeiligen 8erbleib in
Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei genomn1en bat,
mo-. 10 bofft un6 miinidt man bier
allgenein. er balls feline pone @eil1n0=
beit 5ltriiderlangen miro.
Tmmino.
&ier lit Sic gta9ridt e%ingetroffen,
coB bod,m. P. &biQip 8abner, .. g.
g., melder felt Sen lebten Sabren eli
ne @emeinbe IN Mapoleon, 81. g., pa=
ltprirte, als neu ernannter Hfarrer
Ser bieltgen ct. &atbarinen=@emetn
Sc gnoe bieier ISOLDE BEL uns e%intref=
fen uno am bodbl. Siterfelte Sen err
item @%ottes6ien1t BEL uns balten miro.
Mit oem 1reuen 8farrer in ser .Mitte
mfrs uns Sic Siterfreuoe gu elmer
ooppelten mer0en. Soiepb 8ieber
bon bier reiite bortgen 5reitag nod
ct &enrp, g. 9. = @ilbelm 8loms
BON @elt Union, no er als 2ebrer
angeiteGt lit, mar porisen Sonntag
bier BEL ieinen gltern auf 8eiu6. En-
Gum Saframent ser @be baben ii9
lebten Sonntag eritmals berfunoigen.
lalen Sran5 8feifer bon &arf &a=..
piss uno &ele11a Sdro6er, Sodter
Ser 6amilie Srit S9r0oer Don bter.
-sSobn @loms BON CANADA, '5obn
ser. bbiier pobnenoen 5amilie @ermonn
.8loms, ser ii9 fiir3li6 zines Magen=
letoens megen nob Mnofa in Elm So
ipital begab, no CT anideinen1 feine
6ilfe fano, befin0et lih ieBt. int ct.
&apboels &oipital gu ct. @louo auf
SEM @ege poaitanoiger @eneiung.
20
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
Gd)afe.

6riiblings=2dcmmer 1926 Biz 1926;
Sabrlinge, mitteln1aBige Bis bette $50
bis $50; minoertpertbige 2dmmer,
100 big $50; 56ofe, mittelmaBiqe
Biz bette 200 Big 3.75; gemobnlida
Bis mittelutdBtge, 1.75 bis 200;
3uGti6afe, 800 Big $50; min0er-
wertbtge gdofe, 100 Bis t.75; &am-
mel, $50 Bis $50; 8ode, 2.25 Bis
800.
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MarkthHrtdtt.
&tebmarft.

&inbbieb.
Sic f%oJsenoen Asreiie itnD tiir lebenbes
8ieb pro 100 Rfune:
S9ladtbieb.
@nte Biz primo. Stiere, 6.25 bis
7.25; m%ittelmaBige Bis quite 4.75 bis
6.25; gemobmid)e bis mittelmlbiqe
400 big 4.75.
aibe uno Sellers.
@utes Bis Bette 500 Bis 5.75; nit
telmaBige Biz quite 400 Bis 500;
gemobnlide Biz mittelmaBige $50 bis
400.
Cutters, 2.75 Bis 800; gonners,
2.25 Bis 2.75; sdladtbuuen 1926 Big
5.25; Bologna 8uQen, $50 Bis 1926.
&alber.
-@utes Bette, $50 Bis 600; NIT
telmaBige Big quite $50 biz $50
ge&pobnlide Bis mittelmaBige $50
Bis 400; quite idpere @1Iber $50
Bis 4.75; gep0bnlide Bis mittelma Bi=
Ye 40 DIS 0.0U.
43udt unO Maltpieb.
Moititiere, quite big bette, 900 Bis
100 &fl1n6 id)mer, 4.75 Bis $40;
mitteimdbige Bis quite, Manitiere d..
% bis Ats; gep0bnlide Big mittel=
mbige $50 Bis 400; 3udtitiere, g11-
te biz bette, 600 bis 500 &fltn6 idpper
$50 Bis 500; mittelmaBige bis quite
600 Biz 800 Yfu,10 idmer, 400 bis
4.50; g%ew0bnlide bis mittelmdbige,
$50 Bis 400; quite Biz belte Sdbr=
hinge, 4.25 6is 1855; n1ittelmdBige Big
quite $50 Bis 1926; Maitbullen,
2.75 bis 400; Maltfiibe l11o Sellers.
quite big prima 800 big 400.
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Sin Sung fir raiden &erfamf

VtH VuHY THl tH1uJt1 Se11""T
100 Mfer, 6. Meilen bon MlbanD,
Minn., 3 Meilen BON Stride, Stores
un0 Creamery, 80 Mder unter Yflrg,
Melt @eioe- u1o @ieienlan0 fir 60
Stud @inopieb. BouitGnoig 11eue &C.
bal,oe mertb $4,000. Gutter 2ebmbo=
Sen. Hreis $1,000. @egen Naiberem
nenoe man lid) an s. $. BOD,
20=2t Mlbanp, Minn.
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bung bereits ongelangt lit. Mrh beabz
li6ttge i6 bafur gu forgen, baB lie audi
itets in 3ntmnft 3n baben 1inb. 9ieiel<
ben ibertreffen nues anbere in be5ug
auf 8equemlt9feit, i'm @alten seq Senz
tiers in trQenb elmer beltebten 90be,
unb beri6liiben basfelbe bon 1elbit, mem1
bas Seniter btn~untergela1len lit; t0nnen
am nnteren nnD nberen Sen,ter 0ebrau9t
tperben, erlei6tern fomit bas 8entiz
liren Ser 3immer, urD ieben aierlid
aus. &c 1T bnber nidt mebr nDtbig,
bnB ma ii@ NIT nltmobiiden 8orri6<
tungen on ben Sen1tern trmbeIt. 8enn
el1re giientpaarenbdnbler DieieIben nod
ri6t auf Eager baben, 70 f0nnt ibr ie
brett bon mir betommen.
@eors 3aupt, @elroie, Minn.
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@ampt's nemes
Temiteri1lob.

Muen 8aunternebmern nnb Dem Hu=
blitum i'm Mae1neinen CUR Madridt,
berbeierten Seniteri6lDi1er babe ami fer
ti9en lanen. bon ipel6en Die erlte 5enz
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Glen erbalten

Sreiun0pier5ig &iiten ser a%llerneue-
iten Sdh1be n11o Srforos fir Manner
uno 6ralter, Sic gang genau sen ge=
genmdrtigen 6alions e%ntipred)en.
8. Glue. 5dubitore.
Geo. Ir5emif, gigentbiimer.
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Stlueine.

D;e folgenbe Isabelle 5eigt 6as
Durdidnittsgemi6t Sen Durd-
idnittspreis uno Sen boditen uno
1ieoriglten 8reis ieit sem "a. W0ra.
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E.uutatione11 an Der 8etreioeb6rie in
Minneapolts.

@ei3en--
@r0ffn. &o6. Mieortg. S@Iub
Mai 1.065s 6.06% 1.05% 1.06B
Sl1li 1.08B 1.065S 1.07A 1.0SB
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81 perfanfen 1861 Mder 2at16 in
ct. Mntbonp, 6 Meilen BON Mlbanp
inns Greeport, gegen leidte 3ablbe=
oingungen. Ndberes bei @e1trp Sent
per, 81. S. 8, $50. 4, Mlbanp, Minn.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
TIC RIA

Gin sqmare Hiano in gutem 8u=
ita,tb un0 nit gutem Son fir mir $40
5u faufen. &ad5ufrugen in 8uff's
81lderei.
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WAGON TIRE SETTING

TIRES SET IN 20 MINUTES. AN. ANY
onteed. Fowler. 50 So. w. Temple;
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BRICK BUNGALOW OF LARGE
rooms on high go foot lot. fine view Of
city and mountalns; living room 15xoo
with cosy nook 1oX10 containing large
fireplaces and seats upholstered In leath~
er; dining room 13x15 psneled in leather;
buit-in buffet and china closet white
quarter-sawed oak floors. beamed ceilings.
cement steps. walks and basement, with
furnace. This home can be bought on
payment Of $500 down. balance monthly.
Price below actual cost Of construction.
Phone Hyland 24s4W.
f343o
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THE COLONIAL
Eknutly furnished two and three
d apartments, with reduced rates from
Sad up. single rooms. with or without
n 80 and UP. Bell phone Fx. 42,
f205s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND uN1MpRoygp.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
BUY A FARM ON THE CAR
LINE TO HOLIDAY.
a Bargain In 10 acres.
$500; $500 down and $40 per
month.
Cd All under cultivation. fine
t2) Crop of 3 acres tomatoes, :
acres potatoes. 900 fruit trees.
CD This crop is worth $1,000. and
goes with the farm at above
price
80 All livestock and farm imple-
ments included.
'5) 5-room house, cellar. barn
and hay sheds, etc.
90 Water right of 1876 shares.
Have party who will loan $500
on water right alone.
a bargain in a beautiful Groom
home. with Ii acres land, or
chard. chicken runs and garden,
etc. This home is newly built,
located on 9th E., south OF Coun-
try club. For small orchard
and chicken farm this liz the
finest thing we have seen. and
we will trade for a city property
around $4,000, giving time on the
balance.
Phone US and have US show you
these properties.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
Was 1883. COZ Hooper Bldg,
fs3
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OPTICAL PARLOR

C, NJ. PETERSEN 5S EAST 9TH So
Glasses ground and fitted TO your eyes
81 a pair and up; frame. 7bc UP; lenses
duplicated. I5c each and up. Scientific
eva minatlon only 81. Samination free
when purchasing glasses. Wasatch
2426-M. 1870
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

THE GODDARD-ABBEY CO, ADJ AZ ~
Ing and general acconntahcy' o. cSos,
Intyre bldg. wasatch 5l6i' e-o0'
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WASHING MACHINES

EDEN ELECTRIC HOME, LAUNDRY
machine, sold on payments. Stewart
Cleeson Co., 36 w. End South 1858
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scAVENGER SERVICE

GARBAGE. RUBBISH AND DEAD AM.
mails removed sanitary cans furnished
free: all kinds OF scavenger work done
promptly and thoroughly: Salt Lake
Scaycnger & Sanitary Garosge Co.. IL +.
Ard So St Wasatch 40. f1725
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH
out h. X, $3.50 and UP. 524 So W
Temple. f2709
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
T: e: a
a 5. Order Eastern Star
IN Stated meetings third
~ Tuesday Of each month.
SSD Masonic temple. corner
.RM Second East and First
IA South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
IUCENA MARCEL. W. NJ.
MARY L. TAYLOR. Secretary
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'lCELY FURNISHED ROOM BATH
|sn)oinlng. Private family. best closc-in
sn0n. references required. Address
~ Tribune. 1899
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SECONDHAND STORES
CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL. & CECIL, CHIROPRACTOR6
Consultation free. 3o3 Utah Savings 4
Trust bldg. fIe
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$375o.

i750-Best buy ever offered southeast.
rooms, red pressed brick. room
for two rooms upstairs. stair case
all In, oak floors In hall, parlor.
dining room and bath room. BATH
toilet. sta. washstand, ready for
furnace II desired. Cement walks
In and paid for. also all around
the house to the rear where there
is fine chicken coop and chicken
runs; also garage; fine fruit and
shade trees. lawns front and back,
flowers and beautiful imported
rose bushes bloom all summer
very best OF neighbors. House
faces south. block Off street car,
and near 9th East paving.
VIII throw In $3.50 oak dining
room set and elegant sdeboard.
new S25 gas range. s55 coal range,
$50 worth Of carpets, linoleum,
Coles hot blast burner. mante,
etc. This Is cheap at $4,000. Yours
at $3.50 Owner, 1885 East 1lth
South. Hyland 34-W.
1850
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooMINe HOUSES


S6-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT
house, equipped with disappearing beds.
gas, stoves, refrigerators, IN fact. every
known convenience. All new, swell loo,
rent low. See me for further particulars.
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FURs AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line. Store furs dur
ing summer clean, repair. re-dye and re-
mode at cut rates; % years In Salt Lake
CITY. r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 e. Bird South
street f167I
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FARM LANDS

THE BEST FARMS ARE FOR SALE BY
A. y. Rosenbaum. 11s Main. Wasatch
Ss3a c7oAS
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zen htOE r. BENJAMIN. W. M
LOUISA STEWARD. Secretary.
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EMAKING AND ALL KINDS OF
ntious done satisfactorily. 2o7 r.
b Wesatch 5347-R. f2776
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XyELf, APARTMENTS. COR. 9Th
"A and 1st South Sts.: Arm. apt. !:
and rear porches; all living rooms
,t7eet: s35. No children; Wasatch
RI Wasatch 162. f2503
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VETERINARY SURGEON

S. r. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept. 16. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalog free. ..
cisco, clSl6
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-cOoN. RABBIT. BEAR,
ocer wolf and fox hounds, well and un-
Ia Uua,hed' generally puppies OF all varie-
,,,o to-" recent OF 10 cents We mail descrip-
Sneh S lull information OF 49 breeds or
suss. sosfs. several breeds OF cattle. sheep:
She' ferret5 and rabbits. Price list
r. 3 lands. Dept 90. READING,
PENNA fiOIs
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FURRIERS
ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIONEAUX. ATTOR-
neys. o. W. Powers, Thomas Marion
eaux. ]. W. Mckinney. Roger w. Powers
Top floor front, Kearns bldg Bell 1850
J. s harrington, notary n2s32
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
!, Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple. Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE r. BRECKOS.
w. NJ. NELLIE T.
SPENCER, Secretary.
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!oR sgNT-FuRN1sHED ROOMS

bEAG SINGLE ROOMS OR SUITES.
!, pultanle for two, three or more men;
\ modern; rates very low Savoy no.
y E lst So. f90s
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

100 ACRES OREGON LAND FOR SALT
Lake CITY or suburban property. Ad-
dress M-l5. Tribune foT5l
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.z,rrNTs UNFURNYSEED

MODERN APARTMENT
~cms largo front and rear porch,
"A apartment. finished In hard
Tith maple floors. South side OF
~, separate entrance. Inquire Apt.
q Lund. 1855 Tth E. f3402
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THE ANNEX.
Eegantly furnished housek eping
|1ffments; best location; $50 2. South
|lnple- Phone Wasatch 1881. 1890
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lily MODERN z-ROOM APART
Et cool. front porch, close In. The
rlngs Wasatch 1850. d223
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BRANSFORD APARTMENTS
CNear Eagle Gate.)
/peation best In city; furnished and
FINISHED suites; furnished suites. with
Without board: American plan: cafe
|pnnection: open TO the public
x7ss
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FEW OF THOSE EXCELLENT, GN-
GAINED Dundee tailor made suits.
,ree Dundee Wooden Mills. 23S So.
Main ST. 1884