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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-29

boy is The same way.
n seen him working up
movement; seen him on
swing an election by the
wn personality; seen him
use, pressing with tire
cause of his client,
it cwas a big case or a little
Rg fee or none at all.
, everybody, and greets every
ia q hearty salute that makes a
tbetter. for these sunny fellows
PLY help b drive away the
p one thing that he stands fer
nt to especially endorse and
Y the Solicitor General sheil
ocular salary. l am not es-
rested in the economy side
kA6eat.
IT to save money, but |
80 fee system on principle.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-29
IS something about the boy that

IAnry Grady. He has
own eyes, Grady's
Grady's enthusiasm.
razy over anything.
lazy over everything.
ip the Georgia Legs
II of the Capitol when
lected, and I've seen
over a game of base
NJ he carried -one
nds to the square
his whole heart
S brightness, his
Etedness was the
Pess in the direc-
TS%tructive work.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-29

'Rs young newspaper man when
|Qr Clay was a member Of the
pure. l remember well his
clear and ringing speeches.
pass upwaSd to the Speaker
hen to the Presidency of the
then to the United States Sen
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-29

day a Georgian who has a
ne of the Departments told
st time he ever met Sena-
"a ftar having TITLED awav for
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

e X. lsvls vss ons among the o..
rivals lass svsniag from The est. bue
~ haVpsssd 10 b 10 The custody II
Is-0hssi9 jobs Cissks, Who was ~
tssslag from Ousshs vstA hts psiseses.
81 wasesd 10 Dsssago, on The charge
u 6aviag sssbsssisd ''loedly waat"
Nm the assUnes Ii Piaia county
elsuk. Irwin Dooksd sboat TIE ssmse.
~ slslhss, however, wsrs not sbs
saas nsas Appearing ssr'usats os form
q da1ss Q slsSshy Ioosias derby cov'
sss1 shs demo snd bis isos woss Nv
lays growth - "vas Dyke" hesrd, -
- sassylssg . ssls cass and wearing
Ab lAsus 1ss svsssaat. TIE psssoess
~ 80 ssssesliy b thess vhe hssv
~ . - ~ hslag sssastsd 70 the
esuety ~ asd lssssd ever n Undss-
snsgl1 OsosA ~ saos .hsspseg. -TUss'
49, 0uan0D psuBsssal.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

A. L. Bsnsdhead, Democsatic candi-
date sos county commissioner, came
over from Msncs yesterday and b visi
Ing the voters In Dolores aud viciu.
ny tsday. ~. Brosdbead b IN old.
tlns resideut Of this county and
should know the needs Of the people of
the county. He says that snme people
aFs afraid that be will Be 10 conservative
10 ~ suf'ciert money to give then,
sned roads, but that they nesd mot feas
that - be knows the vsioe Of good
rods - we'll - any one aud that be
vii make IN effort to have permanent
vsods built 20 that vast sumo will not
have I" b constantly spent in doing
Fspair wosk.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

+. O. Match ~ DeOv~s, auditor M
the Mountain department u The Cos
umhia Life Insurance COMPANY q
Bston, In In the city this week check
Ing over the hooks Of the MOMtsus'
agency, which includes lares postios
III the Western Slops territory, end
Installing M,ss Dorothy Pyle - cash
les.
Adam 9. Wagner, manager II t,ss
Montrse ONCE, returned Saturday
from Glen wood spring. where be was
l0oking after business matters CONNECT.
I'd with his company. to meet NJ.
Mstsch.
For some time past Mia Pyle he
bsen Milling the position Of sien0grsphss
Gw the sO,ns.any ~ this pisre, aud has
made . host of friends who viii r~t,scs
With her at this a.ided mark of the g
teen In which she h held by her can
ployerA The Montrnse Daily Press.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

- !: :.:. 3 g.. ~ ~: ~ !. ~. s
ss1sa disease that sclsncs y: S:,.s
ea.ivo cur, noS nom S q *. ' .. -:
Gsssss. r,Sniscs celsttatioaal tsset-
y IsstrssinS tie feSndssies q skS 6.
80 and g.ving the patient strsne!h -
Paturs IN doing It's worn, The prcpFistses
have % much faith N NE curative puw.
QrD that they offer C1e Hundred Dcllare
10e any e1se that v fails 10 curs. oene
zl1ss.. = 6alEHe9 CO.. r.,.A.. oa.>
enld ~ 81 ps1erles re.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

0so. Jssp Of Msncos, Republican
candidate sDs county oommisssoWsv
from ths I'D commlssiower district.
re- visiting votess In Doloses and
vielnity Friday and saturday. NJ.
Jssp b IN o,d.ti,nss having bssn .
sssldsat a Colombo Tor THIRTY flour
ysan ssA be- lived on the naneas for
twenty ysars, sssving on the nsncoa
town hard fps lo0r yssn. He b .
farmer b. occupation and heavy tag.
payer. He b cell acquainted thsough.
out the oovnty. b psogrsssivs and
. believer In stvict sconomy not
the hiaA thst spends nothins and Rsts
nelhlag In sslssn, but The kind that
ssss asoesy vhers u b Fsally needed
aaA giva ihs taxpayer dollass worth
a sssvies As every dollar expanded.
Yes vlll sssks no nsislaks BY voting
~ 0sseus Jssp.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

Some ans tlsoseaghsssd white Leg
horn cockrslls, early March hstsh~d
snd fully dsvslopsd. A. oss birds .
yoa ever ssea. Musl have NE room
they 80 oeespyiWg y psopssiy csss
los pvilsts. u you ass In mssd d .
high bird L,sd 10 hsaA yeus 6ask eosss
and Inns thsss cocksslb aver. Dsina
your Btaedasd u Pssesselns With yos
ssd juAUs thssn nv yossssl. They
IN bsliss b,s6s thea yos wI1l bsy
ELSEWHERE wsSs spsiss ~ eioo p,sa
sxpFsss. o3oo sash - two ~ 40.
I havs slss sssss thsseAghbss1 Wh.ls
W,assdoals eaeksslls. sasiy Massh
halsAsa, sAal = ~ ND sesA, = sws
" eleA Issslss y Ths 1eas s0ss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

Iossdo, Ohto.
rhe heat known newsna ner In th~
Ii.,,.A s,.,..
S ~. ~. S
Csscs'.'sou 0PsA " sy
esvsosy.yeossn - = - ex1s'
SeeI No. ~ I0esos nea.1s nsoss lpsro
Arvha4 q eaay o'sssas ~ ~ ssanasseess
esssss. ~ = 100 No. cnee wssk -
ti'ss soes . esesseoe ve0pes. ~ eseo y
nut eesvoaaassseeso ~ esass o'sssuasssss
0us - vs.evss ees ssssxsn ss,0 osssusa "
The Ueesso osassas gisimg u ~ uuVvcs-
sasss.os: ssan. ~ csas;n'ng ~ - "
NJ s....nsss ~ !"
I1ss WEEKLY Bleds b dlpalnosly .
family uswssassse. The Osso vlyisuS oS
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

THIS b tbs time Of year when . larse
num6sr a psrsons Ar gAying their
subscrspttoa tn The Star and, willis ~
Try 10 give ell psopes cs~dit, mistakes
sometimes occur. Each subscriber
should watch the date On the lahsl oi
bis paper and n Il b not changed
within two weeks after paying notify
" In perso0, BY mall o. phous.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01
se.s Day NY Near WIN D q Rsss.

So0s Day NY tSssss WIN - & Ress.
y the name u IN exceptionally pretty
Ballad composed BY . coming writer
with . great dssl a musical ability.
She n Emma Stokes Pulling of New
Yovk CITY. This lady hes lately writ.
Ten sospe fine sonss. such =, "You An
The Ose". .CoWss with Nc TO Arca-
dee". aud many othsn. All hss soaes
sss II . high claas order and GILL b
mach appreciated by the bsltes claas
Of vocslises. Al hss sonss ~ psh-
lished " the 0lots MWs,e o., ilso
Broadway. Nsw Yosk. sho have mads
. contract With hss ios III che may
wrts lot the nsst Ave year.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01
NOTICE vOR PUBLICATION.
Ne Cssi Ia

psys12sst q - lssssias.
xs. y !; h:sseE ~ ~ cA:s!;s 8 Ia.
Ssssslss1. Ss1sss } J. nessSslS. 49,. q ~ e
sc csIs:.7s 3 Is - y - -
CIAtpase aaass O. vtaasesss,
sscs. s.: - ~ ~: s:s': 3 |Ys:Is 9
Caesso1e.
9. 4. csAessos, assisass.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01


q. u. PRICE wh1ns adidress b X r. D.
No. 81 Hiilisrsis, Ohm. tolls . wonder
ful story IN this l~ttss and wlll tell u
over IN any Tuberculosis su0sesS Wh0
writes him. He nAys:
II pesssnslly k.sow a many casss
that Nstuss's Grafton hes eUssd, but
n0sss al them eves asse along n,0ss rap
Willy than I have Que mouth asO
could scascsly Walk and tndsy I IN,
working - usual. ny doctor ruined
my stomach With Crsos0le--hs also
trted 10 keep me issNu taking Naturw's
Grafton, mot notwithstanding that this
wonderful msehtoins hes oussd many
s'sass that he he'd teeated umsascOssueuliy
Natures CssatiDss hes lsslped my stonl.
och % that ! csu nov eat anything I
want Without sny tsOubls at ell. ]
shsll always b glad ~ pralss and
recommend this wonderful medicine
sos coAsumptloW and weak lungs."
B0OxLgT eREE
Valuable bnokles containing full In.
formation se9asdlng the We u Nsturs's
Creatb0n IN the trpatueut at tubssCu.
l1nia and the C0ndttlOns which lsad 10
", such = weak lumss. bssmsehllls, In.
pure bind, ron eoWn system and 18th.
ma, will 10 seOe srse NJ ell ehasvps.
This b0nklst sls0 ooNtaiee photos and
lsstiNsO0ials tslltng n many ssnsasks-
bic reoOveviss fe0as tuberculosis and
asthma.
Write today ~ coll upon q. J. Ilos.
land. 20 l,snsury Dvlldln9, COT. 18th
aud ess'ut sts., Dsnvss. Coso.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

Thew will b . daaes 10 The Delosss
OPEN bosse. Tuesday evening. Nevsas-
6esS. E'ertlow rstuvns every hoas.
Mustc wili - furnished BY the oschss
tn. Supper st the Eik hotel.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

TIE 6pt two Initiated propositions on
the hallot b the State-vids prohibition
sa,sndusent and the search and ssls-
ss lav. Vote Tor both Of thess prop
editions.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

A6 Taylor. Who reosntiy came
here fro0s Clinton, Oklahoma, With
hss pasents, has accepted . position
- 6oskksepss With Akin 4 Porter.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

= ,. Dsssssi. syssigAs spseiallsA.
Ths naa with ~ Ne hass loseAs1,
vi,l vssis Dssssss aOala ahsss Nsssn-
6ss 26eh.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

v6s ea)s-0 hsa1 q shnais. wright
essss y pssada. Iseuiss = :. y.
Willard.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

Fss nast-0 scsss nneh hsd y
xoatessasa valley sighs ssllss sseeA =
Dssssss. Adasso Z. y. Pollard. = u
D., Dulsss4 Cuso. ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

.. = Wsllass. vhs vas critically
~ ~ osse - ~ vssk. y Improving
10 hsoleh.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

. p.ssaSsss - lsssslsf.
~: :s:.s: = h.sss~ ~. < 49,. a !.
Nm. = :, !, = : ..s : = R'''''''
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

Geo. n. Longentaugh, Prngrenlvs
candidate Tor the ONCE At county judge,
was calling on Dolores friends Monday.
M. LoOgenbausb's name should have
come before the Densocratic asssmbly
and besn placed on the primary ballot.
But be left the matter of placing his
name before the convention to some Of
bis frtendsl n aud they sprang . joker
on him BY keeping mum when the iiu,e
came for terminating judges. Not 10
b o0tdoOs BY their clever wosk he
has come bslbre the people on the
Progressive ticket. M. L0ngenbaush
has l'een . citis~n of M0niesuma valley
for twenty-seven yesrs, Aad during
that time hes been Interested In az.
ferent irrigation prcj~cts beiog one a
the principal pr0notors Of the Dolors
river prrIect which hes bsen taken
over by Senator West and aasocistss.
Through his efforts the governuseut
hes agreed 10 survey four townships In
the Yellow Jacket country thus saving
the seitIers considerable money. Mr.
LoDsenlaugh hes many friends In this
county Who sre working TO eIsct hin,
n the ofnce be h seeking.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-01

- choeeA Aaaeuaeo0eaee.
~.svisn VII b Asld ~ ~ psossss
eeo'ls church ~ sAisA oss6ny =
- ssessh.
1esss VIII - ossdsy ssbssl y ~
Aeeeedsss shsssh ess1ay 1ssaine d
~ e'elock.
The evening world., 1912-05-01
sNATCHES W0MAN'S PURSE
AND FlEES IN TAxlCAB.
bold Robber and Auto Escape
Through Crowded Washington
Heights Section.

Highway robbery by taxicab a. .
variation Of me profession moved W 10
One Hundred and seventy-ninth street
end 81. Nicholas avenue to-day. There
On . crowded street and IN unobstruc;ed
view OF several hundred people Mrs.
Veronica Schubert Of No. 5a West One
Hundred and Sevcnty-seventh street
he'd her handbag containing $50 wrenchsd
from her hand by a man who jumped
into . biadt taxi and got away before
any Of the surprised onlookers could
interfere.
Mrs. Schubert. accompanied by her
husband. bred Schubcrto and their
daughter. were walking up st. Nicholas
avenue after having visited q real esta %
once IN which Schubert has an interest.
lSchubert gave his wife 81 Just A. they
were leaving tae oficc. and she put the
bills IN her Aendbas. "''ti
The presumption IL that those who
SLAMMED to rob Mrs. Schubert did 30 al
tbs time she was leaving the real estate
once. and that they saw her with the
money In her hand. The taxi shot for.
ward ct high speed and disappeared
through One Hundred and Seventy.
eighth street. Some boys told the police
men who came upon the scene later
that the number on the back Of the car
was ''57te0 N. T."
The evening world., 1912-05-01
CH0KED BY 2.TON BOAT

Charles Holland % Rockaway Beach
was swimming through Jamaica Bay
inlet enriy to-day. towing a two-,on
motorhoat by n rope about his neck.
when Harry Adams. his companion IN
an all-nlght DRIFT about Rockaway inlet
and with him towing the boat. became
helpless. The granny knot" he had
tied in the moose about his neck had
slipped and Adam was both choking
and drowning when Holland swan 70
his side.
Hollands boat. the Dachshund, had
broken down yesterday afternoon when
they were fishing beyond Rockaway
Point. about dawn the tlnkering they
had done to the boat caused the stuff
ing box to leak and tho BOAT began 10
MI. Both men. noosing lines abou,
their nccks. began TO swim. towing the
boat.
Harry Pfeister OF the Rockaway
Point Life Saving Station. saw the men
struggling In the water. called IA the
lifeboat and rescued them.
The evening world., 1912-05-01
ECO GIRLS ESCAPE FIRE
IN BINDERY ST0RER00M.

"A smoky FIRE In the storeroom OF one
Of the two buildings occuraed By the
American ~Boohoindery Company at
Cherry street and Rutgers slip thu.
afternoon caused a commotlon among
800 young women who were at work on
the various noors. The Railways and
rYsrerooms worS chosod With smoke and
the employees made their escape by as
tending 10 tho fourth foor and crossing
from the Rutgers clip building TO the
building on tho Cherry street corner.
While many OF the young women were
frightened. there was no real panic and
the exit to the street was made In good
order. Two alarms were sent In and tho
high pressure gon made short work
Of what Ere there was in he smoking
storeroom..
The evening world., 1912-05-01
ISfAY WILL SAIL
FOR HOME TOMORROW
ON THE ADRIATIC

That 7. Bruce Ismay would sail to-
morrow on the Adrintic was practically
admt..ed to-day ny r. A. s. Franklin,
Vice-prcsident of the International
Mercantile Marine. when he returned
to the white sta Line Office for the
rrst time since the Congressional in
ves,iga.ion Into the Titanic disaster
was begun in Washington.
II cannot say Just where Mr.. Ismay
Is stopping in New York to-day" MIR.
Franklin said. lie ls In town and viii
remain here until he sails. lie may.
and probably will. sail on the Adriatic
tomorrow. There Is nothing to keep
him here now. TIN Congressional In
ves,igators are through with him and
and friends.
Neither Mr.. Ismay nor myself hove
any criticism to offer concerning the
way the Congressional investigation was
conducted. We considered that 1t was
ably carried on and thai It wa 10Th
fair and just In AS character"
Mr.. Franklin was asked IL Mr. Ismay
a expressed any bitterness at the
criticism that had been hcapej upon
him.
"How would anybody feel under the
circumstances" he shot back. us It
likely that any man would not resent
the unfair and Unjust things tina, were
written and spoken of Mr.. 1smay? Not
one OF the harsh things said abou, him
were founded In fact"
Asked II he had been notified that
Senator smith would visit the White
Star line Offices to look at all the tcle-
grams and messages received on the
days after the sinking OF the Titanic,
MIR. Franklin responded:
"I have moi been notified TO that ef.
The evening world., 1912-05-01
$4,000 milne
OF THE SOCIALISTS
may DAY PARADE
-
Red Banners Carried From
East Side to Union
Square Plaza.

AnSmmense. fcrlniess. shnfhing body Of
men. women. boys and girls. Zach carry
ing eseher . rcd nag. a red banner or n
BIZ. q red ribbon. marched from the
heart Of the east side 20 Union Square
to-day and held q great ma~ss-rnceting.
There were probably 60.ro persons In
che tine Of march. and many thousands
modo assembled at Union Square TO
take pArt In the exercises there.
n was the May Day celebration or
the Socaiistic trades Unions OF the
city. The paraders were almost en-
t,rsiy saienaL Little English was spoken.
either in the parade or In Union
Square. The favoritc musical air was
the 'Narseihaise." The speakers har-
rangucd the thronks In Yiddish. Polish.
F1nnish. German. Bohemian and other
foreign tongues.
eA0Aoe sILeNcED BUSINESS
ON EAST eide.
the parade utterly d'sorganized the
srest East Side, where business was
practically suspended during the after
noon. Squads OF policemen were simply
sWept OF their f<et by surging crowds
IN me street anu s'en p'Aoc.' A
Cahalane and nfty men VINO were az
tailed 90 keep q semtfance OF order at
Rutgers Square. where the parade was
scheduled to assemble for the start.
we're completely, exhausted by their
arduous iabors.
Nc attcmpt was made to bring about
an oyxi.rly formation Of the parade.
~. a.u.,,.,L, rn..,n.r. eo,,y,, go,
~ ".A
wey "nrous" ~ e'o"usu s"ee'. "
Union Square and started away Which,
sver they got a chance. In reality there
were two parades, which Joined forces
= rouke 10 Union Square, but the
cro~d that ~, n rte5 from Rutxerr Soma m
=. . 80
"a'0nb TWO &'sat OF three OF iour
or ten abrkas t. as their fancy dictated.
the marchers twisted their way through
IL east side iike a great red-mo.tled
ssake. Through Canal. Ludlow.
The evening world., 1912-05-01

feet. but II Senator Smith desires All
such evidence he l. entirely welcome
to come here and ask 10 see anything
we have In our books or records. Con-
corning that alleged mysterious de-
The evening world., 1912-05-01

spa;ch that was not received n. our
office, IL the United States Govern.
ment has done ali In its power and
csnnot reach Il. how can you expect
the officials II this line to do SOL"
The evening world., 1912-05-01
'''''.., Saks& Qumpany at ''' Street

9 In workmanship, quality Of materials and stylish lines every dress in this oms sn
inG regardless of price serves o show with what thorouShnes we approach eve ven
SO smpIs a proposition as a house and porch dress All edges are pipsd, and all
inside seamsa ef ened. Fabrics and trimmings are the bestth hat money ian ,ouvI
just as every dress is better than money car buy outside of this remarkable sas.
DmNues lawns ynshams, percae. figured, stripes "a
nhin colrs. All Ixes for small an lNe Women.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
NOTICE OF STocKhOLOERS' sPE.
CIAl MEETING.

Notice is hereby given the; 1t a meet
Ing OF the directors pf The Utah Boiler
* fiue Manufacturing company. held on
the end dag Of March. 1912. the follow
Ing resolution was adopted subject TO
your ratification. 10 Wit;
Resolved. That special meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Utah Boiler e.
Flue hauu featuring company be- and the
same is called 10 b. held at rooms / and
II Eagle block. Salt Lake City Utah.
ON the 5GJh day of April, 1912, a, 1
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of submit
ting 90 q vote OF said stockholders lhe
question cf increasing ;he capital stock
OF this corpora ton 80 that the same shall
DC 100000, divided into 800. coo shares.
instead of 100000 and divided into
loo. .0Gp shares.
That the notice OF sold special meet
ing ne given 20 the stockholders by ;he
secretary ot this corporation aE provic ed
by law
Now. therefore. please take notice TINT
there viii be a special meeting OF thc
stockholders OF this corporation at the
said time and place for the purpose OF
voting cn this matter rs set out IN said
resolution.
HENRY l.. SCHMITT. Secretary.
Approved.
FREDERICK SCHMiTT. President
Dated April s. 1912. 1T Salt Lake city.
Utah b35s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
ssEssMEMT NO. z.

Utaidu Rod and Gun CLUB: principal
office and place az business. J. y Card
ner. Gardner & adams Co. lsS-;O-i2 ~
Main street. salt Lake City. Utah
Notice l. hereby givea tbat at a meet
ing OF tho board OF directors held on
the 9Th day of April. 1917. an assess
ineni OF $3.50 per share was levied and
assessed on the capital stock issued and
outstanding ~ Tho corporation. payable
90 F. L. Gardner. the treasurer or said
club. ~ the o(;ice OF i. = Gardner. 1913
To l<l Main street Salt Lake city. Utah.
on or before May -. 1912. Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid on the 10th day OF MAY. 1919. VIII
lie delinquent snd advertised tog sale I'll
public auction. and unless payment II
made before wiz - sold on the 10th day
OF June. 1912. 10 pay the delinquent a. e.
sessmeat thereon. together with cost 81
Advertising and expense of sale.
4 III. MESS. Secretary.
Sals Lake City. Utah. b35i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-09
FUNERAL NOTICES


o'CONNOR-ftperal services over the
in this city April s. 1912. will bc held
Wednesday. April 10. 1912. Funeral cor
tege VIII leave the fBn1ily residence. Eli
South Second East. at $50 a. M. thence
TO st. Marys cathedral, where requiem
mass VIII be celebrated at 10 8. IN. In
termeut ut. Calvary cemetery.
HOW LS-FunerRl services over the
remains OF the late Daniel y. Howels
aged ia years. VIII bc held today (Tucs-
day) ct p. m. from the Fifteenth ward
chapel Friends are invited to attend
and the csskst VIII be open at The chapel
from 80 to p. m. intermcnt i'm city
cemeter-.
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DIED.

HOYT--Iu St. Marks hospital ut a:f5
O'Clock Monday afternoon. April S.
Hoyt at the uge OF 6s yenrs. Notice
Of funeral services viii be given later.
IIANSEN-The remains OF William II.
Hansen, who died in this city April I,
1912 will be shipped from O'Donnell &
Co.'S pariors today CT'uesdayl 10 Seattle.
Wash, for final internent.
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THE KEITH.
Furnished rooms. single or with hath;
boat location In city. 20 East South
Temple. b251
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STRICTLY MODERN 4-ROOM FLAT,
front porch. close In. The Cummings.
Bell 451I-Z or Ind 2s05 N2190
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FOR RENT.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
Ing rooms: free lights, bath. every
thing, 20 North lst West, Helvetis apis.
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SECCND HAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSE
hold furniture stoves and ranges
Michigan F'uT. Co. Bell 5liS. b9sI
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PYoRRAEA SPECIALIST.

DR. ROBERT w HALL. PYoRRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. 620
kEARNS BLDG. a2S6s
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LAUNDRIES

GOLDEN DRY CLEANING; HAND
Laundry ls4 West SuDth Temple ST
Phones $3.50 st3e
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FAMILY HOTEL,

FIFTH EAST HOTEL A FIRST CLASS
family and tourist hotel Popular prices.
s!555
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church: We
get you a position free of charRe. Telc-
phonss-Ind. 1888, Bell 5S22, 1850