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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-18
IF N O. T,
W HY N o T 4?
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Mr. Business Man, Mr. Citizen OF
Logan, are you a member of the
Commercial Boosters Club? II not,
Why not?
its few short years of existence has
done more for the general promotion
of the interests of Logan and of the
whole Cache Valley than any othey
or possibly all other, agencies COM
bined! Why then should you not
give it your support? Not your NOR
al support only, but your moral, fin
ancial and active support.
In these days OF keen competition
it is well to bear in mind that rivalry
between communities is just as close,
Just as active las competition in busi'
ness. In fact community building
has become pronounced science,
Live, enterprising communities are
as keenly alert to take advantage OF
any factor that may contribute to
their upbuilding as are the captains
of industry in their various fields.
In about every city in America-es.
pecially every growing clty-are
found organizations Of leading citi'
yens bonded together under the vari'
Gus titles of commercial clubs, Cham
bers of Commerce, Boosters Clubs
Industrial Clubs, etc; and no factor
that would in any way contribute &c
the advancement OF their respective
communities Is allowed to go beg
ging. In some instances thousands
Of dollars are annually expended II
advertising alone. Just a few shor
years ago Denver startled all Ameri
ca with the announcement that tn
citizens there had subscribed S500,0
for the erection of an immense aud
forum and Immediately bid wa
made-and that successfully-for on
of the great national political CONVEX
tons. AS result the eyes of tn
entire world were drawn to Denve
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-18
THEY NEVER LEAVE

Goggs-Does your town hold out
any inducements for permanent re-
sidents?
Dibbs-We have a very fine Gene
tery-Boston Transcript.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-18

WANTED-1000 men, women and
children to have their shoes repair.
ed at the Logan Shoe Parlors, 155
North Main. Opposite Post Office.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-18

FOR SALE-One high grade stal
lion; Sire registered Belgian, dam
Percheron four years old. Weight
1850 pounds. color strong mahogany
brown. Very fine animal, or will
trade for high grade milk cows. APP
ply A. J. Done. Cornish, Utah.
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Said by . Cynie-
To talk really we'll to a woman. one
has to be in love with another.--John
Nasefleld.
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WANTED-A pair Of secondhand
platform scales. F. r. Peart, Logan.
Phone 1892 b. II
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II Taft doesn't carry Alabama he
certainly auto Mobile.

II Taft doesn't carry Alabama he
certainly auto Mobile.
Il y. \.
When the returns came in from
Wisconsin Taft just laffed,' but we
wonder how Roosevelt.
y. y. IL
Champ Clark and Fred T. Dubois!
Isn't that team for a Mormon to
60 driving with?
y. !. y.
When you read of the overlooking
Of the Mississippi aren't you glad
you live in Cache Valley?
!. i. IL
CLARA BARTON
y.
Clara Barton is dead! and the big
heart of America throbs her requiem.
Miss Barton was to the Civil war
what Florence Nightingale was to the
Crimeon. She was a ministering
angel dealing out love and womanly
tenderness from heart that knew
no class or color.
Many a dying soldier lying help.
less on the cruel field of battle has
had his last few moments conforted
and his heart made glad to meet
the great beyond, by the kindly min
istrations of this good woman. Many
a world.weary struggler has kissed
the hem Of her garment while his
last effort has been an invocation for
the blessings of God to rest upon her.
And with her work on the martial
field of battle ended she Immediately
set about enlarging her sphere OF
usefulness. The present comprehen-
sive scope of the Red Cross Is due
primarily to the active efforts OF
Miss Barton, and In numerous ways
she has impressed her personality
upon the nations OF the world in such
a manner that IT will never be for
gotten. Hers waSshe personality OF
the World Citizen OF America, alone.
but the fellow citizen of all races
and peoples. Where opportunity Of
fered for doing good Clara Barton
was not slow to take advantage,
May her example live long in the
minds of all. May her life's work be
extended till mans humanity to man
may no longer be known, and the
highest achievement Of man be recog-
nized as that of service to his fellows,
for such was the underlying motive
in the life of Clara Barton.
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HOUSE to rent with ~ acres Luz
Germ land, near A. c. College. Apply
to B. F. Ritter. tt.
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WANTED-at once, a teamster, al
Logan Brick and Lime Co. II
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

HOUSE and lot to rent, River
Heights. Apply to b. F. Ritter. tt
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Carolina poplars and evergreens for
sale. 116 w First South street Phone
657. tt
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my! I'd hate TO give such an aw-
full little thing anyway" murmured
Miss Larson. IL think II was a lot
better to club together like us girls
did and give her something big Our
silver tray looked like II could have
bought up everything else she had"
'Includin' the Teller she married."
said Miss Connolly. Say, wasn't ne
the farmer, though? | bet he rented
them clothes. de was afraid to sit
down in 'em, and the way they MT
was fright. Did you pipe how he
KEEP hitchin' one shoulder all the
time the preacher was talkin'?"
NO" said Miss Frizkie, Il didn't,
/ was too busy tryin' to count the
beads OF Names dress"
Miss Larson stuck her hands deep
into her mum and yawned once more.
well I'm glad went" she said, but
don't know as It was worth the money
we put into that tray, even If It did
look 80 grand The ice cream got
wasn't no bigger'n silver dollar and
] didn't get but two macaroons and
q teeny piece OF the weddin' CAKE"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
WHITE ENTHUSIASTIC.
Says Industrial Train Is Making Big tsit
With Farmers.

Tho Salt Laio Route Industrial train.
which Is travelling over this road through
Utah and nevada, is being well received
according 10 a telegram received By J..
III. Mandoriield. assistant general freight
and passenger agent FOR the road. from
Douglas White. industrial agent. yaster.
day. Mr.. White is With the train and
ha8 been with II mos; of the time since
II started. lie is enthusiastic over the
work that the Industrial trains arc Do
ing. AS the following telegram from Las
Vegas. New. signifies.
II. II. Mandcrilcld. salt Lskc-Ycstci'-
day big day here. First industrial train
ever operated IN Nevada. People cuthu-
sisstlc. Train crowded all day and big
meeting at night. Party Joined here by
Prof. Gordon ~. True aud Dr. w. T..
Mack OF tho University or Nevada. Utah
specialist making deep Impressions on
farmers hero who nrc starting the dcvcl-
opmcnt OF this great valley. Sixty nine
artcsian wells already flowing here and
people anxious for scientific advice re-
GaTding best means Of development. Train
instructions here viii have great hearing
on future of valley. rs development IS SO
new that proper advice means right kind
OF start. instead OF change Of system
following bad beginning. People here al
ready Impressed that too much water is
as bad Tor crops as too little. Train
moves TO Moapa this a. m. for one days
s.ay."
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Railroad Notes.

i. \. Kirby and John T. lodson. min
Ing men Of this city. describe the Key
West railroad. which was opened Mon
days. as an engineering project that de-
serves national recognition.
c. +. Warren. general agent for tho
Santn I'c. and Willard +. Yeu. travelling
passenger agent for the Pennsylvania.
have returned from Jacksonville. Fla.
where they attended a convention OF tho
American Association OF Passenger
Agents. They returned by way of ST.
Louis. where they attended similar
convention.
agent FOR the Baltimore Il Ohio with
headquarters in Denver. Is in this city
on one OF his regular business trips.
Mr.. Shattock is one OF the oldest rail-
road agents. In point OF service. visiting
this section Of the country and is well
known by every railroad man IN the city.
r. c. Dawson, general baggage agent
for the Salt Lake Route. with headnuav-
tors In Los Angeles. is in this city on
business.
c. J.. Pruit,. travelling freight agent
Tor the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul.
with Headquarters IN this city, is in Ida
no on business.
Tho mailing department OF the Oregon
short Line i being moved from tho hfth
10 the second flocr OF the Dcserct News
building. The department. docs o great
deal OF business. sometimes handling as
much as 600 pieces OF mail matter u
day. and the reason FOR moving is TO get
more room.
y local shipper has struck a snac I'm
shipping roofing. This. II Is asserted. Is
not complete without nails and cement.
and these have always bccn shipped
within tho rolls Of roofing paper. The
interstate commerce commission how
ever. seems 10 be opposed 10 this plan
and letter has been addressed 70 the
commission. pointing out tho objection
able clause and asking advice. as the
roofing IL practically worthless without
the nails and cement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
RAILROAD CHIEFS
ARE DUE TOMORROW
Heads of Southern and Union
Pacific Lines Coming for
Special Meeting.

There viii be A meeting of the higher
officials OF tho Onion Pacific aud south
ern Pacific. Including the presidents and
vice presidents o! both roads, In this city
Tomorrow. The purpose OF tho meeting 6
is 10 discuss and arrange through train
schedules. Although the meeting viii be
held here OF account of this being the
halt way place of the two roads, tho Of
nclais OF tho Oregon Short Limo VIII have
little. II any. active part In the meetings.
This - because the natural course for tho
oregon Short Line II northwest and the
road is not concerned In the through
trains TO California.
Tho coming OF these officials viii be :,
surprise TO many, although there has
been 10 effort 10 conceal th"ir opera
iions- The meeting Is an Important one,
but more important 70 eastern people
than 20 those Of Salt Lake CITY, il has
bacn hintcd that there are other moro
important matters OF business II hc
transacted bat nothing definite has been
given out concerning these. Most or the
OFFICIALS Will arrive here this evening.
Among those coming are President y.
l.. Mohler Vice President and General
Charge OF Traffic +. A. Muuroc Passon-
ger Traffic Manager Gerrit Fort. Car
Service Agent W. -. Lincoln. and others
of the Union Pacific: and President VIII
liam Sproule, Vice President and General
Mana ger =. T.. Calvin. Vice President L.
q. Mccormick Passenger Traffic Man
sScr Charles :. Fee. Car Service Agent
c. =. Richardson and others OF the
Sout hcTn Pacific
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice l. hereby given that the part
nership hcrctofor. existing between the
undersigned. under the firm name OF
Monarch Sheet Metal works. has this
day been dissolved b. mutual consent.
Albert Hubert viii continue the busi-
ness under The same name, and viii
sumo all tho liabilities OF the firm and
hopes by strict personal attention 70 tho
wants OF his patrons that the same cor
dinlity viii prevail la future as In the
past.
Dated this Goth day or January laI..
y. =. SCHWENCk
y HUBERT.
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AN OLD, ESTABLISHED EASTERN
house with a good trade In Utah and
Idaho wants Il reliable salesman OH COM
mission. Mems hats, caps and gloves.
No attention paid TO answers unless ac-
companied with irst-class references,
stating age, experience. present and for
mer employers. acquaintance with the
trade and familiarity with the line. Ad-
dress H-2I. Salt Lake Tribune. s20l3
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states Tor thc district of Utah
In the matter of tho Newman COM
pauy. Involuntary bsnkyupt.-In bank
To The creditors The Newman company
~ salt Lake City. In the county OF
sal, Lake and district aforesaid.
bankrupt.
Sth day OF January. 1912. the said The
Newman company was duly adiudlyIfcd
lisnhrunt. and taBf the HTst meeting OF
It's creditors viii bc held Al my office
~ the Continental block salt Lake CITY.
Utah. on tho 1rJ day of February. 1912
NJ 10 o'clock In tho forenoon at whica
time the said creditors may attend prove
thsir claims appoini trustee. examine
business AZ may property come before
CHARLES BtLpvIN.
Referee la Bankruptcy
seif i>ahc Ilt!' jan =. l'is s-lil
~ THE DISTRICT COtRT or THE
United States fnT thc district oi Utah.
in the matter of Arthur r. Snckctt.
To the creditors Of Arthur r.. Sa~kc,t,
OF Salt Lake CITY. IN Tire county
cf salt Lake. and district Aforesaid. a
bankrupt:
2sth dzy of July. 1871 Tho said Arthur
t. S5ckett mas dulJ adjudicstcd bank
fnpt: and thar tde nrst meeting Of his
creditors VIII bs held ~ ny office IN the
Continental block salt Lake CITY. Utah.
On tho sri day OF February. 1919. Ht II
o'clock On the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors r,ay attend. prove their
claims appoint trustee. eSfiaiue the
BANKRUPT, srd tranSact such other busl-
n,sS AZ may proueriy como before said
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN
Rsferr1 in Bankruptcy.
snit Lake CITY, Jan =, 1912. s-lil
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WANTED
ma manyTED-MALE HELP'

suEpPARD,s EMPLOYMENT oa9 Aor:Hth South.
THE Red Front" I1e West n1ne 2nn help.
Hcadauarters railroad and n''n'"0 els@S
Bell 1894.
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YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN OF
flee, also receiving and shipping. de-
sres employment either as above or So
dress H-S3, Tribune. s2l0f
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HOUSE CLEANING

T.TInTtI' II0T>-.I@ ,7,,,'~~~,-.- ~
Cleaning Co. lS9 L. lst So paper
cleaning BY experts. Both phones-Bell
1856: Ind. o7S. n52i
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. No
ucc " hereby given that certificates
Nos. lile>. ilieo. iIl1G aud INA. each
Tor ono hundred shares OF capital stock.
Ohio COPPER company. \ corporation or
gsri@cl and existing under the laws o.,
the nam" - y. = Hay. were lost AT Sail
Lake city. Utah. ou OF oOout the XIII
day of January. 1919. .Sn pcrson- ar
warned that said certificates hayo been
cAnreled o. ~" books of tho comm, NJ
and tho finder of sHti certihrates. OF su,.
of them. ia requested 20 rcturu urc anne
10 tho undersigned
- sHANu SMITH
tthh' s-o31
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL,

WILLOWS I MERE: CoNF1DESTI.1,
connnsinents. secluslon. legal ndoptlon
Mrs- T. Phillips, lith T.. bet. 18th and
18th So Sugar Sta. Ind 16Iit n1oge
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BEFORE YOU ACCEPT Any to lis
extrnvagant claims. inVesuSsf I'D 10
standing cnrefuliy-you cannot aiEI%trI iEnrIeee
DC rnlsled. Utah Business S.oasIon
stands for n square deal Wln'e sl53e
lust beginning Boston bldg.
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GONEiH5or GO,pi Tor
ment lob, $50 month. Send Post;nii, PT1;i,,,te re.
list OF posItions open. Franklin ins'i' sass
dept. 407-L. Rochester N y,
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WANTED sITUATIoNs-MAIiE.


JAPANESE. COOK WANTS JOB IN
family. no objection houscwors, Si5 or
up. Box T-31. Tribune s2131
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DANCES TUES, THURS. AND sAt" ss;iG,
lessons e5c; private and classes aaiiG'
He!d's Union Band. Ideal hall. eS .oSa
place
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RAILWAY NAIL AND SCORES OF
other civil service examinations Will be
held In the spring. Send for the new
dates. Columbian Correspondence COL
Irgn Washington D. c. s2l01
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS

AND MULTIGRAPHiSG: SUNDAY AND
evening work 10y appointment H. ShIr-
Icy Scabcldt. suite 700 Utah Savings &
Trust 60. bldg sii90
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EXPERIENCED PIANO PLAYER. Sl,50
per hour for motion picture show, m
iwrcn I and s2Ii6
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WANTED-A PARTNER IN A PROS
porous business at once. Call g. East
ith South. sEl23
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THE VERDICT OF THOSE VITA
tried other schools and the H.
Col (The Utah Business Collsss a.
Don't take our word for n ~,
dents. Ask for names, IY,.s
College, Boston Bldg. Wints-
starts this week, 'eas
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NJ y. DIXON EMPLOYMENT srs Anf fur
-skiiied and unskilled laeopeTS lsr Com.
nished. 40 East 1st South; cor asa. pAs
merciai. Bell phone $685. ina'
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500 MEN. 20 TO 40 YEARS otR, Rail
cd ut once for Eiestri,To $50
way Motormen and Sonao expert
ence necessary; fine opportunities, t,on
strike. write Immediately for aTgrShnne
blank. Address F-8. care Oh s187
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGESSSnxr,c SSSnrcb' we
ment First CongreGotional emu, cnre Teis.
get you n position free OF ch"i 1865
phones-Ind 1866, Bell 5s.2
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PERSONAL, ATTENTION AND THOR
oughness characterize Utah buSnessa
Colleg, training Day and niSht- pyEn9 p,Een9
now. Boston building. si'''
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SUCCESS INSURANcE-ITTIv
ness College preparation Zoe
life. Start n course now, Ros,.e
day, night.
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TAILOR MADE CORsETs

'-e DIbS. GALL MRS. MANN FOR a
isld- 25i9. suaFantee.
L2s13
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KEY-FITTING
GROCERY SPECIAL

. LES. GOOD UTAH CHEESE.
III. bucket lard. $50: stralgn
flour, ooc: IL cans Oargc) cream
los. sugar. Si.00. 25c can Van
pork and beans. 15c. Chicago si''
W. list South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART. ELOCTTION
and craiDry by -. + Gordon 'e;c OF
Philadelphia School OF Dramatic AT. I'm.
phones 99S. gi-F-
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WANTED. BY MIDDLE AGED MAN.
work on ranch or dairy, Can give
good reference. State wages. Address
box 70. city. sl7O7
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs

WILLOW PLUA,Es CIEANE-T
curied. dyed black ?. A. Carter Fur
Co. - West LIST South eS00
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a FEW EXPERIENCED soIsS~
wanted Apply at once 10 M.
man. after 4 O'Clock, at Enishss
lumbus hall, 13I East End e.
(Wey bldg),
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YOUNG; MAN. COLLEGE. EDUCATION,
position with advertising firm, with
object Of learning tho business. Address
H-29. Tribune. sotO2
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NEW STUDENTS MAY ENROLL. WITH
JIenager's Business college sny uine-
nJor. 1851
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING


,HIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders at Drueh. a
rTankcns Ind. 100. alas
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WANTED-TO TRADE,
SAFES AND VAULTS

4 COMPLETE LINE or SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. few second
hand safes lor sale. write for circular.
Shealy Safe Vault Co.. 81 2. .. place
o2573
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VISIT HENAGER's RI,SIyvS-
lege before you decide To ars
where. 1t pays 10 set the bsst
Main st
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DANCES TUES, THURS s1-
lessons, 81; private and eisss.
Held,s Cnicn band Ideal hall n
place ''oiis y
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sTRoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AtnId help.
Hotel. restaurant and ,Sasens hSusene'0
Headquarters for Ia q,nones aga. .
65 West End South GAS
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a GOOD GIRL FOR cS-~
housework. Apply No. 4 pssr-
ments. on 5rd ave. between A ~
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BRICKLAYER: MUST BE WILLING TO
take part pay in property Apply ,9a9 9d9
Eearns bldg. sie"o
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4 GOOD WOMAN FOR HOrYsS<~
who understands cooking. 81;
South.
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

MERCHANTS RANK
of Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange: travellers CHEQUES:
interest paid on time and savings de :
posits; your account. large or small, wi,l
receive careful attention. h p Clark
president: John ]. DAILY, vice president:
A. II. Peabody. cashier.
t2sse
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ORGANIZERS WANTED T1o.
ing had experience In Lodge es
ierfed' Apply at once. iOi Kessos, W.,
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JAPANESE GOODS

IMPORTERS OF JAPANESE GOODS.
/. Aika"a Co, ia w. 60. Temple.
piibt
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; Will pay you first class prices II.
G. Fisher d Co.. LOO so. w. Temple. Bell
ol11. Ind, 96i, e25S
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WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
or out OF city. Address T-32, Tribune
sonuI
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer. l64 ). West Temple Phones
1919 d9
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AGENTS WANTED FOR UTAH AND
adjoining states, 7 havo something
new and the best seller out. 15s e. Sth
So, St, Salt Lake City. s1347
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FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
FINISHING

O. w. HAUCK OF NEW YORK CITY
Interior hardwood dnIshIng. Ind. 1852.
na-e
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OLD FEATHERS MADE TsTc-
State ct. neos Cd
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEwRITERS.
All makes repaired. exchanged and sold
Jtab Typewriter Exchange Co. 6s West
nd 50. Phones $50. Established 1903
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

HERE Is SOMETHING HORSEMEN
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-24
DRAMATIC,

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