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Building for Stores and Apart
ments to Be Erected at
Cost of s55,OOO.

~ y the property formerly owned
A bv Inc late Harriet Amelia Fol
som Young, corner of South
Temple and First West streets,
The South Temple Realty company VIII
immediately proceed to erect mod
ern building TO cost $4,000,
This structure is to be 60Sl30 feet,
and three stories high. the accompany
ing picture being a reproduction OF the
plan in perspective that has been adopt
ed bv the owners of The ground, On
the ground 6ocr are TO he SIX stores,
each Of modern appointment and tull
rlste glass front In the upper boor
there are 10 he thirty Housekeeping
apartments Of two and three rooms
each. all 10 be steam heated, with baths
and electric lights and other modern
appointments. There is 10 be n base.
meut under the entire building. which
is to cost $50 900. or 100000 more than
was at first announced. The building
is to be put IN in response 10 q dc
mand for housekeeping apartments for
railway conductors and engineers con
vcnient 10 the Oregon Short Lane pas
senger station and work on it is to be
rushed on that account. The structure
is 10 he Of pressed brick, with Gogorza
stone facings and trimmings Construc-
tion win begin not later than April l.
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IRRIGATION MEET
WILL Be SUCCESS
Board of Governors Will Next
Saturday Fix Date for
The Convention.

The board of governors OF the National
Irrigation congress will hold n meeting
in Salt Lake at 1890 o'clock next sat
twenty first annual convention. which
Will be held in this city, While no deli
mite announcement can be made until
after the session. ii is generally conceded
that the congress will take place early
in September
Arthur Hooker. secretary Of the con
crcss. accompanied by Mrs Hooker, ar
rived in Sal, Lake yesterday morning.
after temporary absence. He left here
three weeks ago, traNersinG the north
west in the interest OF the congress
Expressions | have heard from lead
ing T1cu in Idaho, Washington, Oregon
and other states warrant The assertion
most successful ever held said Mr..
Hooker Yesterday. Reports from all
over the country show tha; the attend
sncc will bc large and the congress will
be most important
Every state interested in irrigation is
preps ring TO send a delegation, That
means that every state West Of the Mis-
sssippi and many OF the larger eastern
at the convention. Lending experts on
every subject 10 come before the con
sress will also he In attendance. as well
as many men prominent in the public eye
Of the nation
The meeting Of the board Of COVER
nors will he followed by an afternoon
session at the Commercial club, where
the programme In Its entirety Will be
discussed and drawn M. The board is
els C. Newlsnds OF Nevada, Richard w
Young. Lafayette Hanchett. salt Lake
City, nr. W. J, Mcoiec. Washington. n.
c.; Douglas White, Los Angeles: II. t.
Moody. Spokane. Wash, and A. j.
TTGpl(oG
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ISSUE Of DANCING
IN SCHOOLS RAISED
c. 5. Martin, Member of
Board, Starts Investigation
by His Statements.
INFORMATION DESIRED
Hammond Asks if Grizzly
Bear and Turkey Trot
Are in Vogue.
INFORMATION DESIRED

Are The rooms of the cIty's public
schools 10 resound only during school
hours 10 the dancing of folk dances by
the carc-fere children, OF are ihey after
school hours to echo with The rhythm OF
tho two-siep and The turkey trot. IN
which the careworu teachers may Wor-
snip at the shrine Of Terpsichore. or arc
they TO hum with The cacchination that
attends on hich teas?
This difficult problem was put up to
the board OF education at its regular
monthly meeting last night.
50 unexpectedly did the matter come
M that The board was unprepared 10
make any declaration as 10 what It's
policy would he.
The matter was left Ia future consid-
Grafton
After the board had Transacted It's
routine business and Dr. Douglas, one OF
its members, had moved 10 ADJOURN T.
:. Martin, another member arose be-
for- the motion to adjourn was put ana
said.
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Cites Tenth Commandment.

District Attorney Wise. in presenting
the governments side 10 the jury. said:
The issue Al stake III this case Is
simple and old as Christianity itself
], is The tenth comma ndmcnt "Thou
S1ali not covcl thy neighbours house"
That is the main issue and IL will
have 10 he upheld by us for the safety
OF future generations. For twenty
years these men were identified with
the American Sugar Refining com
pany q concern which controlled -
per cent Of tho manufacture and the
sale of sugar in the United States.
They were enabled 10 do this by
their moDopolistic tactics,
Mr.. Wise then declared That he would
produce abundant evidence 10 show how
the new magnificent plant OF the Penn
syivania Sugar Refining company had
been closed by tho Amcricann Sugar Re-
firing company through tho conspiracy
charged.
Persons in several cities ne said, had
invested in this new company and when
the defendant closed il ZIP il not only
deprived the Investors Of their profits but
also restrained trade and commerce, hc
continued.
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TRIP IS PLANNED
BY "U" ENGINEERS

NJ a meeting OF the mining engineers
II tho University OF Utah yeste rCay Il
wss decided TO take practically tho same
MP this ear as nas taken by last Years
seniors. The miners viii leave for San
francisco. either on MAY II or Is. They
VIII 20 from Salt Lake 10 Las Vegas.
from Las Vegas To Goldheld. from Gold
field to Tonopah. from Tonopah to Viz
ginia City and from there TO san Fran
cisco. The" will return from San Fran
cisco over iie Western Pacific and will
Slop over at Oroville on their return In
Goldfieid and Tnnopah they will sec the
latest methods employed In milling and
the cyanide process. Deep mining and
tnnncinG viii nc studied in Virginia CITY
along with the most Improved methods
Of shaft vertilaiiug. Tho big new smell
tsrs IN san Francisco and the netaIlurEy
worlss at Colby. Cal. will be visited
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Direct Interrogation,

Before We adjourn Should like to ask
q question. Is the board going 10 sane
lion dancing in tho schooirooms Snd
other forms OF enterta lnnent after Schooi
hours? What is 10 nc our policy? do
not ask in . spirit Of complaint. hut
m@ely call the attention OF the board
TO q practice which. ! am told. is on The
ucrcaEe. At some Of tho schools. includ :
Ing those whore domestic science ~
Taught and hanquets arc given occasion =
ally 10 specially invited guests, ! am IN
formed that piano and orchestra arc
brought into play and that there - Il
tripping OF the light. fantastic toe
''po they dance the Turkey Trol ana
he Grizzly Rear, Mr.. Martin interrupt
"a President Hammond.
II cannot say I'm regard 10 that, re-
1lied Mr.. Martin. II never saw the lur-
tev Trot or the Grizzly Boar dance
Continuing Mr.. Martin suggested that
the usr OF the rooms for these informal
balls and pin,, teas threw added work on
hc iauitors and delayed the cleaning up
u lre rooms after school. Mr.: Martin
said that hc had bccn further informed
that sometimes folk dances were In
dulced In for thc instruction oi teach-
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NEW MINISTER FOR
WESTMINSTER CHURCH

The Rev, Robert Asa smith. who re-
Gently occupied the pulpit OF tho West
minister Presbyterian church in this
city when on visit here. has been
chosen TO I'm tho pasloraLc Of this
church. He VIII arrive to take charge
about April / The Rev. Mr.. Smith Is
now pastor Of tho Bethel Presbyt crian
church OF Spokane. Before leaving
Spokane ministers OF the churches OF
that city will tender him a banquet as
token of the appreciation in which he
was held there. Tic viii preach la the
Westminster church Sunday. April {.
Van Camp Pork and Beans now loc.
15c. poe.
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DIED.


HANCHETT-In this city, March IL,
1872 of pneumonia. Gertrude IIanchctt,
wife OF Byron innchctt OF Annabclia,
Utah. aged AZ years: born in Payson.
Utah. The remains were shipped this
morning by Joseph William Taylor TO
Annahclla Tor burial
PAREY--At $40 Post street, March IL,
1872, or pneumonia. Victor J.. son of
Lewis and Jane Smithen Parry: born
August Is, 1911. Funeral services today
tcrson's residence. 900 Post street. Jo-
sepl William Taylor is in charge Of re-
mains. InJerment in City cemetery,
DANSIE-At 1911 Mcclellan street,
March IL 1912. Of consumption, Nicho-
las r. panslc born September 6, 1881, in
Pauline Dansie. Deceased leaves a
widow and two children, aged aud 9
years Funeral services Friday nj II
noon from the Emerson ward chapel.
the remains will he skipped by Joseph
William Taylor to Eivertou Friday aficr-
noon, where a second funeral service wlll
bo held Saturday. The caSkct will he
open al the family residence on Friday
from $3.50 to 1880 a IN
YEGUClIl-T Ycgucd died at the lap
anesc hospital Ogden. tta'n. March H.,
OF clrrIosis Of the liver aged %6 years.
The funeral Cortcge will leave the par
lors OF s. NJ. Tavlor & Co.. 253 East First
South street today (Wcdne sdav) at $40
p, M. Interment win he in the burial
plot owned. BIZ the Japanese assoclal Ion
Of Utah in the CITY cemetery.
GhINES-ln This city. at lo2 South Sec
Gaines, a native of Kentucky, aged S6
years Notice Of funeral later.
DILLON-In this cllv. March L. 1912,
Iohn !. Dillon, Il native % Cripple
Creek. Colo. Remains a O'D0npcll &
co. funeral paI'lors. Notice OF funeral
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SllEPPAkD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
THE Eed Front" IL West and South.
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
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JOHN j. DILLON IS
SUDDENLY SUMMONED

stricken suddenly with pneumonia two
days ago. Jolu j. Dillon, aged 30 years
- Cripple Creek Colo died az 1880
{" clock lsst night a 9cs5 West Second
South street
Mr.. Dillon had been In salt Lake only
two weeks. coming here from Colorado
on ousineEs Tic wak member OF the
Eagles lcogc az Cripple Creek and dur
ing his illness was cared for by the local
lodge or that order.
The body was taken 10 Opunneli 4,
CO.. rnorgue and VIII be gent back 70
Cripple Creek for burial under the
auspices of the Eagles.
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Asks Specification.

Director Ma,honnah Thomas asked.
"IIavc YOU q list of the schools where
these things are INDUCED in, Mr.. Mar
lin? VI seems to mo that before VIC can
lake any action Ne ought TO have some
Ihinc specific 10 consider.
No. Mfr. Thomas" was The reply. II
have 10 specific list. ! did not bring
the matter ND as a complaint, but mere.
IS 10 ascertain what policy in regard
10 il the board wanted 10 pursue. Mr..
Foland. our superintendent OF build
nss. had spoken in regard 10 il 10 me.
He is here and perhaps can tell. ms
something bout L."
Mr.. Fol'aud then told the board 81 All
instance where principal had com
rlsined that the room had not been
busted. When the isniior was asked 10
explain he alleged that the room had
been used late the day before by some
Of tho teachers as place Of enter
tsinmeut. When NC 20 To the PRIV
cirsIs. continued Superintendent Fol-
land some or them say That The prac
lice has hnen going on go long that they
had srcepted il As matter OF course
and had never thought Of making COM
plant"
Mr Thomas reiterated that he thought
the board could do nothing rntil some
ihur specific had hecp brought before IT,.
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Crabtree Trial On.

Three girls under IS years Of ace tcs-
tined that they had been sold liquor in
the EaihsEei-r Undor ,hs Walker bank
charged with selling liquor 10 minors
which began before Justice Harper yes-
terdsy afternoon. The girls were Heie;l
JafreS. Nav Buns and BlaDcne Burns.
The case ~ being heard before a jury.
The state concluded is evidence yester-
dsy and the defense will BEGIN this morn
lne.
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SUGAR NAGNATES
PLACED ON TRIAL
Continued From Page One.)

even larger number Of letters and other
bits OF evidence bearing similarly upon
the case. II WAS the witness father who
was charged with having persuaded ScGal
to accept Il loan OF Sl,250,O00 from him
on such hard conditions as to ens BILE tho
sugar trust TO cobbl" UP SeGalS just
completed refinery in Philadelphia. llsT-
ned's part is alleged 10 uc that he acted
as ATTORNEY III this transaction.
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COAL, AND XINDLING

e. p. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
Eindling. 1G5 z. 4th SO. Both phones.
m36li
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FUNERAL NOTICES

SMITH-TuneraI services over the re-
mains of Byard Smith. who died in this
city March, II. 1912, will be held from
O'DoBu"ll IL Co s chanel Thursday, March
II. at y. m. Intcrmcnt Mt. Ol'vct,
WEBB-Funcral services Of Mrs Angus
IN ID. Webb. aged 76 wears, mother Of
Mrs. james *. Shaw, will he held from
the residence. $40 East Second South. at
2.S0 y. M TODAY. March ~. 1912. Serv-
Ices viii b" conducted by the Christian
Science readers. IDtermcnl at MI. Oil
vet ccmclerY win be nriNaIc
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Seek Information.

TIE discussion ended with an instiuc-
ton h. President Hammond 10 Superin-
teDcrut Foll3nd 90 secure q list Of the
schools where dancing and other forms %
amusement were indulgcd iu after school
hours and bring ii before thc board.
In the matter of the cast side high school
Director Giaupue reported that the build =
iur COMMITTEES had been working hard on
The spscifirs tons OF the uew building
and % thought thcy would he able io
make y report 10 the board in n few davs
or the uroha bic cost aud ne rcady 10 al =
Nertisc for bids. He thought that IN.
cost could hc held within the original
estimate
The hoard approved the sS00.0ne bond
of Treasurer :. A. Whitney and author
lzed tllc purchase of variou. supplies for
the different schools
\ reaol luton was passed asking the city
commission 70 abato It's claim for water
rent for water furnished the schools. II is
thought hV thc board that pasIguch as
The city owns the water system water
should be supplied the schools free o.
charge resolution was also passed
that in the event the use of electric liz ht-
inr should b. adopted the current should
lie furnished tho schools on the same
basis that ia given to the city
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Calls Them Sneaks.

During the course of construct tion
OF this refinery in Philadelphia,
these men. sncakinE down To Phila
delphia from New York. watched
every brick, every bit OF machinery.
that went into that refinery, and
then. coming back. the sncsks went
10 tine board OF the American Sugar
Refining company and reported TO
AIr. iIavcmeyer. Henry .. Have
meyer. Washington p. Thomas and
others sat together and schemcd
how they could knock tho props out
from under the refinery AT the right
time. They wanted TO wait until
Segsl had put AL tho money he could
get into the refinery, and they
planned then 10 wTcst the stock from
him by loaninG him money getting
the stock oi the concern as security.
They watched that refinery like n cat
watches a mouse. and when the right
time came jumped on the poor little
mouse and Gobblcd II up.
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VIII Talk on Health.

\ series OF addresses on Sood health
and clean living Will be delivered in this
city nv DR.. Lyman r. Sperry, \. NJ. NJ.
D.. of Obnrlin O.. beginning next Monday
evening. The first lecture will he held
in the Salt Lake stake and the last OF
tho series will be held Thursday night in
liberty. stake
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To Protect People.

am not here 10 protect the out
ragged Segal. 7 am here To protect
1he people nf the United States or
America against such deeds AZ this.
which Interfere with our trade with
foreign countries. and also choke OFF
our own citizens in -hcir fight TO
make = living.
IN closing his presentation. Mr.. Wise
said he would show not 40 much by ont :
side witnesses By the defendants
themselves that they were guilty Of n
deliberate conspiracy to restrain trade.
They had rTca; power" he declared
and for years they used that power L.
crush smaller rivals from coast 10 coast
Every mothers son Of them. I'D 10 tho
very dag this Indictment was found, did
everything In his power TO control this
crushing process
The trial will be resumed tomorrow.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Base :
phcnt First Congregational church.
So Eou n position free ~ charge ie.e se-
phones-Ind. 36iC: Bell 5S2e. tso'
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PATENTS
LAUNDRIES
CLEANING AND DYE4

SII.T LAKE CLEANING CO; ~
End south. Bell 1886. Ind. TO-
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-UTAII BUST
ness College preparation for business
ne Statt cou:Se now. Boston bldg.
day. night, 1888
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND THOR
oughnesa characterize Utah BUSINESS
college training Dey and night, seEonl
now. Boston building. Slo@'
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Douglas Clan to Celebrate.

There will be meeting OF Clan
Douglas next F'ridar evening at Stirling
castle. Some Scottish deinties sic ns
uaRis. tripe and freakc swatz. VIII be
reryed. Cansman Fsrguharson will
pore the swatz. All the clansmsn will
appear capsrisoned In cutty ssrks and
W polished ella ymoTes
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II. ]. DIXON EMPLOY MENT AGENCY
skilled and urski!lsd iaborcrs Iut
nlshed 40 East 1st South. corner Non,o
mercial. Bell phone 1888. Ind 9.S- pto
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM.

LLoI SlSKEEPISG RoOMs
--Il.H n.sileo. 200 North West Tcm,,.
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GROCERY SPECIAL.

QUAKER OATS. 10C: 5-IB. CAN COM
pound lard. 30: . dozen fresh eggs,
t5c: IS pounds sugar. 81 good broom,
500. best olcomarg rgariDe 20C. Chicago
Store il6 West lst South. al5a@
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District of Utah.
In the matter Of Edward r. Mortcn-
sen. voluntary banllrupt-Gr bankruptcy
No. 1dn5.
To the creditors of Edward r. Mortenscn
OF Salt Lake City. In the county OF Salt
Lake and district aforesaid. a bank
rhpt:
29'h day OF February. 1912. the said Ed
ward Il. Mortenscn was duly adiudicatcd
bankrupt and that tn" first meeting OF
his creditors viii be held at my office
in the Continental bloel Sal, Lake CITY.
Utah. on the 2Srd dav OF March 1912
al 1890 O'Clock in the forenoon, at which
time tho said creditors maT attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business AZ may properly come before
said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee In BANKRUPTCY.
Salt Lake city March l.. 1872. aliJ5
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United States for the pst"ic, ~ JIah.
In the matter OF Arthur l.. Williams,
voluntary bankrupt. in bankruptcy No.
1904.
To the creditors OF Arthur l.. williams
OF Salt Lake City. in the county OK
salt Lake. and district aforesaid. y
bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on The 29th
day OF February. ial", the said Arthur
l.. Williams was duly adiudicated bank O.
Yupt and tha; The first meeting OF
his creditors viii be held a nv office
in the Continental Block. sal, Lake city.
Utah. on tho 2Sr6 day OF March, 1872.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Al which
time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
ssid meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee in BHnkrupi"v.
salt Lake city. March Il. 1917. ai5t5
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED ED-EXpERIENCFD CLOTHING
salesman for a we'll advertised high
grade made 10 measure line. Salary and
expenses. Bond required. P-59. Trb-
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT hGENSf-
Hotel. restaurant and household heip'
Headquarters for laborcrS -
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING.
2li E. End So. Both phones 81. b2sI
HUDDART FLORAL CO. G2 so. MAIN
81. Phones LOG. Cut flowers and fu-
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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITI1 YOUR
present income? If not. call on us: sec
what We have 70 offer; where YOU can
make DOUBLE ORDINARY WAGES
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CARPET CLEANING

WE ARE THE OLDEST; WE EMPLOY
only high-class men: work guaranteed.
American Carpet Cleaning co. Both
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L. c.. O'DONNELL. CNDERThIIER
and embalmer. has moved to new To-
cation, 22o-227 South West Temple St.
Realty bldg Both phones $50. o3399
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AUCTION SALES

C. j.. SEBER MAKES FURNITURE
auction speciality; consult me before
selling Bell phone 1887. s29I9
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STORAGE.

TX l. FGREPROOF STORAGE At HALF
price. Phone EN. Is. Ask for l.. \.
Isum. all54
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FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
hoIstcred; cotton and hair mattresses
made over, Up to- Date Furniture Co.
COS = w Temple. Bell 2i2I. o2So7
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1000 RAILWAY MAI. CLERKS WANT
cd, 800 month; Salt Lake City exam
lnaiiou MGy 9TH Coaching free. Write
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
elubalmer. l64 S. West Temple. Phones
1919. Dc
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BEST WORK AMERICAN CARPET
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DETECTIVES

NATION DETECTIVE SERVICE. OLD
est and best. Not n new concern, 20s-
$40 Mcintyre. Phones 5ST. s75l
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BANKS AND BANKIN(
MERCHANTS BANK

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LIVE Statesmen FOR OUT OF CITY,
sood salary. small casa bond. 800 SO;
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