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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-26
NEWSPAPER MEN TO
MEET AT u. OF u

Next Monday the Utah Newspaper
association Will have two meetings at the
University OF Utah, with a luncheon
served to members. their ladies and IN
yited guests at 1880 o'clock.
At the morning meeting F, ". Gardiner
will talk OH Cost In the Printing Office. >
In the afternoon Prof. T.. W. Reynolds
Will speak of "The Country Newspaper as
Teacher OF English Sees IL. During
the luncheon DR. +. !. Merrill win act az
POSTMASTER. entertaining the following
subject responses: Utah Newspaper
gan Journal; 1.-The Country Press as
Know IT," Secretary Joseph II. Caine OF
the Salt Lake Commercial club; THE
Country Press from a Daily Acduaint-
ance.'' a representative OF q. Salt Lake
daily.
After the meeting I'm the afternoon
guests will ne conducted through the
university buildings by guides selected to
show and explain TO them All points OF
interest. There will be an evening pro-
eramme, for which special arrangements
will hereafter be made.
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OGDEN OBSERVES DAY
IN FITTING MAN|VER
Addresses and Exercises for
Good of State. 10000
Cards Distributed,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April e5.-Ncarly 1000 persons
attended the meeting held at the hiGh
school auditorium this afternoon ~ F"
public observance OF Utah day. Supern-
tendent John NJ. Mills OF the Ogden pub
lie schools presided as chairman and the
programme consisted OF songs and ap-
propriatc talks by n half dozen city Off
claIs and other representative citizens.
After the song, Utah. We Love Thee.
ia which the audience Joined. SupeTin-
tendcnt Mills introduced Mayor a. q:
Fell who talked OH The Purposes OF
uiah Day" lie outlined the plan OF tne
governor in his proclamation. declaring
that April 20 had been set aside. for a
special campaign OF publicity In wlich
every rcsident-man. woman and child
should Join. Other speakers We're Dr. a.
:. Condor. ". q. Farrell. the Rey r,
g Rrainerd. former Mayor William
C;iasn1ann and Superintendent IT. NJ
briggs OF the state school for the dear
and blind. In addition 10 speeches, pa
Dcrs were read by students OF the Weber
acaderny and the high school. The pro-
srammc closed With the song, America
4 gift OF 10000 postcards from Gerrit
Fort passenger traffic manager OF the
Union Pacific and oregon short Line,
made Il possible for Manager o. j. Still
weU OF the Weber club publicity bureau
10 distribute 2s 600 cards among the pu-
nils OF the Ogden schools and 1000 cards
among the pupils OF the county schools
for Utah day advertising. The 26,Opp
cards. all bearing pictures Of Utah seen
err or agricultural pursuits. pronaoiy
will bc mailed tomorrow morning and VIII
represent the greatest quantity of adTer-
Using matter ever sent from the city at
time.
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FIX SCHOOL TAX LEVY.
Board Of Education Places Rate at 81
Mills.
,.l,I io Tl,, Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April a5.-At a special meet
Ing of the board Of education this morn
Ing a resolution was adopted asking Tor
q tax levy of eight and one half mills
upon all city property for the rnainten-
ancc Of the public schools Of Ogden dur
ing the coming year. special meeting
was called for the purpose OF taking TINS
action because the petition must he hled
viii, the county assessor before NAV l.
The levy this year Is a reduction In
comparison with that OF last year, the
previous rate having been eight and sew
cu-tcnihs mills This means an approx
innate reduction OF $1,000. the amount
necessary to maintain thc schools being
computed Al about Sl2o,0oo .or the COM
ing year.
While in session, tho board members
disposed ol several other matters, among
which was a decision not TO repeat the
rscen; opcrctta presented by the chill
hrcn ol the public schools. Architect
Leslie : Uodgson was instructed to pre-
pare plans for a four room addition To
the Mound Fort school, the estimated
cost OF the Improvement being $4,000.
extensive repairs will also be made at
the Grant school and arrangements were
mad. for the installation of students
supply room AT the Ogden high school
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WIFE NOT LAWBREAkER.
Mrs. Barker Refuses to Aid In Escape OF
Husband,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 25.-Thc failure OF ].
r. Barker. an inmate OF the county Jail
10 enlist the aid OF his wife in an at
tempted jfsl break was disclosed to Shcr-
IN f.. T. Harrison today when he inter-
ccptcd letter addressed 10 the prisoner.
Barker was recently arrested on n charge
of stealing n horse belonging 10 r. T.
.hdamson OF Twentieth street
The prisoner is only 10 years OF age,
and In writing To his lIyear-old wife at
Pennington. Barker asked her TO visit
him at the jail for the purpose OF bring
Ing saws that Inc might obtain his free
dom. In her reply Mrs. Barker not only
refused 10 furnish the saws. but also
advised her husband TO put such thoughts
out OF his mind Barker was married
10 tho FarmInEtou young woman only
four months ago.
In addition To the Aoamson horse
which Barker has confessed 10 having
taken. the county officers believe tha,
he was also implicated In the theft OF a
horse at Layton. he having sold IN.
animal TO local dealer. Since his ar
rest word has been received from San.
pete county that Barker is wanted ~
that locality on a suspicion OF forgery
When confronted with a photograph and
description OF himself the officers state
thai Barker confessed 10 having obtained
Sl4S by forging checks there. No for7na
charge has Yet been filed against him
in thir county
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MEANS'S MONEY SAFE.
Prisoner overIoyed When His $500 is
Returned.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Apr1 25.-"Jimmie" Means,
tho Salt Lake man vino had s7lJ.T0 In
his possession when arrested on 4 charge
or drunkenness Yesterday afternoon,
spent an anxious half hour in a cell at
the city Jail this morning before he
learned that his cash capital was secure
" held in the safe OF the headquarters
office. When tho news was broken TO
rim his Joy Wes complete and he tried
10 reward every officer who happened
10 he present.
Means remembered having had the
money and that he had taken few
drinks. but what happened to the former
afterwards he could not distinctly recall.
lie deposited 81 as cash bait for his ap-
pesrancc in court on charge of drunk
enness. and then. II is supposed by the
officers. made hasty departure for Salt
Lake.
In an explanation to Chief of Police
w l. Norton this morning Means said
that he received the money as an in
dcmnity after bringing suit against a
Utah power company for injuries re-
coivod while erecting a pole line
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ARRANGE FINAL RECITAL.
Miss Genevieve Malone TO Give Violin
Selections.
Spccial TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 25.-An event which Is
being anticipated with pleasure by the
music lovers OF this city is the final violin
recital Of Miss Genevieve Malone at the
Sacred Heart academy Friday evening.
This recital marks the elimination OF her
studies at the academy. to which insti-
tuition is due the credit for The train
ing OF this very promising young artist.
Miss Malone Will be assisted by her
sister. Miss LOretto Malone. who is also
graduate of Sacred Heart and OF pres
ent a successful teacher In the Gtah. Con-
scrvatory Of Music, Friends OF the
young ladies' patrons of the academy
and all lovers OF music are invited to
attend the recital. the programme for
which is As follows:
Gypsy Airs. op. 20 ............ sarasate
Adagio from Sonata Pathetioue (Bce-
thoren) .-.;-.-,<s.-,~s,.,. BarteIoin
'The Butterfly" .......-.>....... Hubas
Andante and Finale from G Minor
CONCERTS .,;;,;;,.;.;,;;-.~'' .,;,:ao,;,,.,.,; Brurch
Miss Lcretto Malone.
Air Varie. Op. 30. No. FieuNtenp3
Dixie" .......: Koepping
Grand Fantasle Militaire op 15......
% % q e 20 .. -,
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. To Have "White Way

sprrlaT 70 The TribUne.
OGDEN. April 25.-with view 10 improving
the lighting o. streets and avenues OF tho busi-
ness district and eventually 10 make these thor
ouSlfAres 'whltn way" similar to Hudson
sTonue. the directors of tho Weber club held A
meeting today and selected q committee TO vait
upon the city commissioners today and
take up the matter. This committed is
composed OF II. NJ Rowe president Of the
Weber club: + ri briggs aue F.. W. Nation.
The plan Of tho Wober club directors is 10 have
elusters Of electric lights placed On tho four
corner or every street and arenuo intersection
throughout the business district these 20 be In.
creafed later by clusters along every block
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DIED.

COLBERT-In this city, April %, 1912,
OF paralysis, John s Colbert. in his
siXty-seventh year. a native OF Hull, Eng
land. Funeral services Sunday al 12:l5
p. IN. from the Seventeenth ward chapel.
Friends are invited to attend, and the
casket Will be opened on day of funeral
from To 1880 a. IN. at the old home
stead now the residence OF Lorenzo
Simpson, 1874 North First West street.
Undertaken Joseph William Taylor in
charge. Interment in City cemetery.
IAGBERG-At the residence. S63 West
Fourteenth North street. April 20. 1912
Fredcricka Louisa lIaGberg. aged 81
years. Funeral announcement later.
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SPECIAL CAR IS
DERA|LED NEAR PARK
Union Pacific Officials Con-
siderably Shaken UP, but
No One Is Hurt.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY. April 26.-The following
named Union Pacific officials came up 10
Park city on a special train this after
noon: w p. Scott. &. j. Lane and j. j.
Sherlock of Omaha W, M Jefries oil
Cheyenne. G. O. Brofey OF Ogden. The
party nad their special car switched TO
the Denver & Rio Grande To return 10
Salt Lake. When about fourteen mile
out OF Park City the special car. which
was TOO long ro take the sharp curves,
Jumped the track. No one wns hurt; but
the train was delayed. Tho car VIII be
brought back 10 Park city ana sent
down TO Ogden in the morning.
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REPUBLICANS TO MEET.
Committee VIII Decide Method Of Select
ing Delegates.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 25,-County Clerk sam
central Committee or Weber counfv has
called q meeting OF the committee mem
bers for Saturday afternoon. the session
10 oe held at the county court house al
$50 o'clock. The meeting will be held
for the purpose of deciding by which
method delegates TO the state convention
at Provo are to be selected. There seems
precinct primaries as against a county
convention
Weber county Is entitled to forty lone
delegates at tho state convention. which
will be held MAY Is. These delegates
will assist in naming the eight dele
gates who will represent Utah at the
national convention In Chicago or
June II
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Funeral of w. G.. Faulkner

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 25.--'rhc funeral OF Warren q
Faulkner. who died Al tho homo Of his son c
+. Faulkner. 200 Grant avenue WndneSdar
VIII he held tomorrow Afternoon with servIces
az inc Masonio temple at O'Clock. tho Row J
r. Carver being In charge. The body will II.
In state at the Ktrkendsll funeral chapel bctxcrn
the houFa OF 10 and II O'Clock tomorrow fore
noon In,erment viii be 10 Mountain View Gem
-
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BUY FLAGS FOR SCHOOLS.
G. A. r. Proposes to Provide Emblem for
Each Building.
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 25.-F'las day, June "a.
Will have a special significance in Ogden
upon the occasion OF It's observance next
month. IL the plans OF Dix Logan post.
g. A. r.. are carried out as now planned.
The local organization Is making an ef-
chase a large silk flag for every public
school building In the city twelve In
number. and also five or six thousand
flag stick pins for presentation TO every
pupil Of the schools.
IL the plan is carried out public mass
meeting will he held In the city square
ON Flag day and tho presentation OF the
flags and pins will be made with appro-
pirate ceremonies. The Dix Logan post
IS receiving the hearty cooperation of
the citizens in the movement.
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C. A. Boyd's Father Dead.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April sc. A. Boyd has returned
10 his homo aftsr visit Co Lcalie. Ark., where
he was called by the illncs5 md death or b's
father Jr Boyd accompanied back 20
Ogden by tho widowed mother. who viii make
he's home hare for tbe present
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WATER SUPPLY AMPLE
Forester Thinks Fears 81 Shortage for
Irrigation Grounoiess.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 25.-Fcsr or n SHORTAGE
IN water FOR Irrigation purposes in Ogden
valley and adjoining sections OF Weber
county were ailaTed today by the report
~ asSistant District Forester II. l.. Fcnn
TO the effect that the recent snowfall
IN this region had brought the depth OF
snow IN the mountains to point above
normal Up 10 A few weeks ago II was
about one-uiird below normal. accord
Ing 10 reports from foresters In diner-
ent sections of the Ogden region The
assistant district forester now believes
that there will be ample water for irrt-
CATION and that the danger from fores,
fires in this section has been minluizcd
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INCREASE OE SALOONS
TO BE OPPOSED

The city commission reafirmed yester-
day its stand IN the matter OF curtallinc
the number OF saloons In operation in
Salt Lake City. Aaron Meyers. assiSta nj
CITY attorney, was instructed to oppose
in the district court an application Of
the Intermountaln Liquor company for a
saloon license. The city authorities re-
Gently took the stand that the 1873 sa- :
looms now In operation are sufficient for
a city OF this size.
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SAIEswoM.NN ENERGETIC ANp
Intelligent worker can secure peTIne-
nent position with largest manufectur-
ers and importers Write for eppomt.
nent. sc5 Felt tdg po5l
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Shriners 70 Attend Council.

SIrt.Al 20 Ihr T-1o1us.
OGDEN April zs.-Tzsu,y v,servs,ions o. ~.
special train. which - 90 cA-ry the Utah shriDer.
fron Szii lake 20 los Angeles FOR tho imperial
oogcrN re~fin<. have hce7 made bT Ogden
-n--hsrs % tas order. ana u i thoushi ira,
ieust Suo'hcr Scufc Will 1Ils tho Journ.y
tfou the city. Ths Utah uP~clal leaves SAL,
Lake on 4sy :
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CoMPETENT GIRL. MUST KNOW
now TO cook; references required. oU Z
and aVo. Bel! phone Wasatch f.bI iInei Inea;
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Lame Shoulder is nearly always due
to rheumatism of the muscles, and
quickly yields to the free application
Of Chamberlain q Liniment. For sale
hY all dealers.
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
aotel restaurant and household heip'
Headquarters for laborers.
So West End South Phones 464.
cT43
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MOD. RMS. AND BATH. .s12-5o PER
month. Phone T. o. Perkins Seuaa eus,aa
hotel 456 East 9Th South. hEi9'
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FUNERAL NOTICES

LEE-Funeral services for Thomas H.
Lee will be held at tho S. y. Evans
mortuary chapel. IS South State street.
today. Friday. April 20, 1912, al 5 p. IN.
Friends are requested not to send flow
ers. Interncnt in Mount Olivct ceme-
terry.
MILLGATE-The funeral of Anna Laron
Mitigate. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs
Fred Mitigate. will be held at the family
residence, 10l5 East Fourth South street,
Friday. April 26. 1912. at p, III. Friends
invited. Interment In City cemetery.
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Wife Charges Non Support
,.oial 10 The Tribune.

S1eoiAl 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN April 25.-Editb Grace Lawrence has
nled onmplHint In tho distriot court bringing
SUIT for q divorce from A. II. Iau'rcucc Th.v
vsro married in Sale Lake on January . ions
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMAJE HELP

FREF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE :
ment First CONGREGATIONAL church: we
get YOU a position free OF charge. els
phone Ind. 1855 Bell 1922. t2'f3
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and IL 1. alleged in the petition that for more
than a year the husband has fsilcd TO provide
the neccsssries OF lifo.
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RELIABLE PERMANENT GIRL FOR
general louseworIS No cooking Write
r. O. box AZ Bingham CANYON Utah
b20f3
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sIX-RoOM MoDEpw -
SO. Key at 3aP, go. N,
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COTTAGES. CLOSE IN; JANITpT; ;
servicc; 4-room. SIS: Groom ss-'oV, tI-7
a027-Z. 1l1t'
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SUCCESS INsURANCE-UTAH BUSI-
ueos College preparation for business
NE. Start course now, Boston bidIss
day. night s163s
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ANoTHER WONDER. WHAT IS IT7
You can get Nuns Black Oil out
Of Salt Lake.
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FOR RENT

GROOM MODERN. FURNACE. GO 20,
a23 South 10tn East. N"
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wANTpD-FOR MOTION PICTURE
studio, ladies, age Is to Sc. Of good
picture playing Studio office. AN 9.
Main st. b2T62.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. few second
Sand I'd sales for sale. Write for circular.
o297B
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LIVERY STABLES

MCOY STABLE. CARRIAGES AND
bght livery horses bought and sold.
-Bo<h phones 81 c141
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TuF,
United states for the District OF Utah.
In the natter of z. L. C;lllett. vol.
nankrupt.ln bankruptcy. No. 1884.
TO INC creditors OF +, T.. C;illett OF Salt
Lake city. In the county OF Salt Lake
ana district aforesaid. a bankrupt:
Notice rs hereby given that on tho
zgnd das OF April. 1912. the said F. r.
Gtict was duly adiudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting OF his
creditors VIII he held at my office in the
Continental block. Salt Lake City, Utah,
on tho eth day OF May, 1917. AT II
o'clock IN the forenoon, at which Tins
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other busI-
ness az may properly come before sald
meeting, CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City, April ss. 1872 boot.
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Wall Paper and Paints.

Wall Paper and Paints.
We have large force Of painters
and paperhangers and can give all work
prompt attention. Our prices are the
lowest Geo. W. Ebert g. Co., Al Main.
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BOOK STORES

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
books 20. A. ~" Book Store, 10 e
End south. Phone wasatch ISIS pasi3
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Houspo

TWO ROOMS. KGTClIrS.."-'
new furnished. IN IN An II
VII accommodate fovr n,sappt&i.
So. 9th East '"' people ~
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or rHE

United States for the District of Utah
In the matter Of Susan Adams. vol.
bankrupt.-In bankruptcy. No. 1929.
OF Salt Lake City. In the county Of
Salt Lake. and district aforesaid. a
bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 2zpd
Adams was duly adjudicaicd bank
rupt; and that the first meeting Of
his creditors will be held At my office
in the Continental Block, Salt Lake City,
Utah, on tho eth day Of May, 1912
at o'clock in the afternoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend prove
their claims, appoint a trustee examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting,
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee IN Bankruptcy
salt Lake City, April %. 1912. bs01s
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CARPENTER, JoBBING


g. NJ. JAMISON, CARPENT Err AND
cabincunaker, Shop rear 4a3 So. srd
East. Dl409
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WANTED
HELP

MAN AND WIFE FOR JANITOR
work. no small children write, giving
references. etc, W-26 Tribune. o.9oa
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GOOD GIRL FOP LIGHT HOUSE
work family OF three. No. Gibbons.
25l East ard South Wasatch 2406-Y.
bo543
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GIRL FOR EOvsEwORK: SMALL
cottage: no upstairs, 12S 8. or )
West 1st South. 62IoS
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HOUSE CLEANING
ATTORNEYS
CEMENT WORK.

PARTIES WANTING FANCY Or PLAIN
cement work done. call Wasatch A4O2-K
or inquire for r. o.. ia East 2nd South.
plUS6
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BEDBUGs DIFFERENTIATED.

GUARANTEED CLEAN REL1A BILE
Call Rice. 127 q. 1st Sc. st, Both phones;
b1070
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NEW IDAHO HOTEL. 20li EAST 9TH
South, newly furnished. heat. bath.
rooms SOC 10 81 per day; $3.50 10 81 per
week. Bell 2796-T. bros
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WANTED=AGENTS

SOMETHING NEW; AGENTS MAKING
$40 TO $40 per day. $50 So ". Temple
room III. bl5l
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

lBER ". HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 1s4 s. West Temple. Phones
o1e d3
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FURNISHED 5-RooM co.
rent. close IN ana esooItAGs|
right party. Call WassssSois ists 4
IL and 1. asaIch iu /.
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LARGE FURNISHED RooT -
Tor one or two senilencn H.
or month. 652 So. ". Tem,. 9
$685.. iEs \
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DRESSMAKING

IRsT-CLASS DRESsMAKING. PRICES
ressonaole. Miss Day. 612 e 9Th so.
Hyland oie-J baaao
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FOR RENT: S-Roo,1 III
furnished. s25 mont APAsS
Main, Sou'll have 10 call q;
nero. Bell phone ssoi-r'y Ss
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sso-sEVEN ROOM poI,sr-J
parity furnished. nesr pSE; . T. N
loo Main. Phone W.; 2. EI
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i-ROOM BRICK Cor-
electric lights. ras reUnrIAGg renrpA
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5-ROOM. STRICTLY ,,o
nished house. rs So. iISpERs IN y.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWoRK
~ 9Th East. b215o
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piano IN lot. Don
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the
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The condtio
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