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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Find Man Dead III Cabin.
| 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO Dec. 25.-Thc unidentified body
% "a man about u years OF age, six feet
In height was found last evening in an
old shdnty near the Van Gundy brick
!ard. iUst south OF this city. The man
lao apparently been dead several days,
the rats and mice having eaten away a
part of thr nose, \ Young man, None
Lawhorn. while crossing the yard looked
in the cabin and seeing the form OF q
man among old rags went in. He i'm
mediately notified the sherifCs office and
an officer brought the body to the Gra-
ham e. Jones undertaking establishment.
where II IL being prepared for burial. but
pending preparations for lnterment an
effort is being made by the sheriff and
deputies 10 learn something OF the mans g
identify.
I'D TO q late hour this afternoon no
clcw had been discovered as 10 VINO the
man is or where he came from. There
wss nothing IN the clothing TO give the
slightest clew as Ito identity.
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UTAH LAKE BOARD
ISSUES A PROTEST
Closing of Gates at Head Of
Jordan River Causes Mr.
Greer 10 Object.
spccIal TO The Tr!bune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. e5.--The Utah Lake com.
mission and the land owners along IN,
eastern shores OF Utah lake. met here
yesterday afternoon. There were prescu,
besides the president. Andrew ltnudscn
Joseph T.. Greer and John W. Farrer
the Utah county incmbers of the com.
mission The Salt Lake county members
arc .. T. Miller aud William II. Huisht
The nfth member who is elected by the
others. Is Isaac II. Grace of Ncphi Ju1b
county.
report Was made OF the condition ol
tho water flowing through Jordan r!yor.
and OF efforts being made With tho SGii
Lake commissioners To have the veGuIa- q
tons enforced for lowering tho water VA
the lake by removing the obstruCtoup IN
the Jordan river dam. Mr.. Greer, onr
OF tho Utah county commissioners. stated
that Jtah county land owners had beoI.
imposed upon 20 much that they had
hecome Indifferent in demanding their
rights
river. said Mr. Greer. have boon arbI-
trarilv closed tE!s year without notify
Ing the Utah land commissioners. which
Is according TO the decree Of court or
tho1lty OF those who are responsible
ior IT, and is at the same time dlsCour
tcous to the land owners along the lake,
Continuing. Mr.. Greer said
The present obstructions at The head
or the Jordan river would raise the wa
ter OF the lake above compromise level,
and suggested that the "tIatch decree
did not conform TO the supreme court
decree and should be changed. AT preu-
ent the water in the lake Is l92 feet
below compromise level but the water
has risen fourteen inches this fall and
At the present rate would be above
compromise level" \ committee was
appointed To take up the matter OF re-
moving the distractions with the Salt
Lake canal companies
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K. c. OF PARK CITY
BRING XMAS CHEER
No Family in the Camp Is
Neglected Upon Day
for Giving.
specisI 70 Tic Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. Dec. 25.-Christ,nas day
in Park CITY this ycar WAS a most pleas
ant ono for all. as every family here,
whether rich OF poor. cnioEed the luie-
tide. The local order OF the u. l.. o. E.,
AS ala also Park CITY council No. 1929,
knights oil Columbus, distributed pres
ents for the poor children and groceries
and provisions TO tho unfortunate grcwn-
ups. Every widow In this ciry received
nice turkey. the Sirt % the Mormon
church.
Services were held al the various
churches this morning, and a the Catho-
;he first one nj o'clock. Inc second
mass at 6 O'Clock and the 10 o'clock
mass Was a high mass.
~ tho o'clock mass the local mem
bcrs of the A. -. u. attended In 4 body.
and all Of them received holy communion;
The music At thls mass was rendered
by Sister NJ CathlcenS choir. and
special Christmas programme Was given.
The music at the ~ o'clock mass
was rendered by the s.. Marys choir,
with Miss Kate Malone at the organ.
Tho Rev. Father GalllCau delivered
strong scr1nou on the birth OF Christ al
The high mass. and benedictiou Of tho
most blessed sacrament was given after
tho last mass.
The al;ars were beautifully decorated
With cut flowers. which were sent from
Salt Lake and some from the ladies OF
Thomas Kcarnf and Mrs. NJ. j. Daily
were out of-;ogD donors.
The news Of the sudden death OF Leslie
Epperson. the young man who was
killed By having horse fall on him
while on his way to Midway Yesterday.
was received here thls morning with
much regret. Mr.. Epperson was well
known here where he has been working
In ono OF the mines for several months
past
Epperson was riding home 10 spend
Christmas with his mother in Midway.
and about half way between this city
and Heber he met team on the road
and cndeavored 10 turn out Of the way.
when the horse he was riding became
suddenly frightened and rolled down an
cTnhankment. falling on the rider ana
breaking his neck.
News Of the accident was sent 20
U.ber and the coroner drove to the
scene. and after investigation decided
HAT tho death WAS purely accidental and
that an Inquest would not be necessary.
The BODY was taken 10 his mothers
home In Midpay. where the aged woman
was almost frantic with grief over the
untimely death OF he- sou. Leslie Ep-
rerson was a native of Midway and was
but 30 years Of age.
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DIED


STIHI,AT-At $50 South Third west
street. December -, 1912. Of cancer.
Robert Strrat, In his forty -uintl yeslr. -
native of England, Dcccdcnt was a MEM
Der OF the W. -. W. camp iD6, The body
is nt the funeral parlors OF Joseph VIII
liam Taylor - South West Temple
street. Funeral services VIII DC held sun
day. Time and place Will be announced
later jutcrment VIII bc In the city Gene
terry.
CUAMBEKI.A IN--John NJ Chamberlain,
an old resident OF this city. died at zoos
South State street. December 2l, l"l2, ut
general debility, aged 81 years. Funeral
services viii be held ut the Tweniy-iirst
ward chapel Friday. December Y. begin
ming ut > u. m. Friends Invited. inter-
nrnt. city cemetery.
cts SHlNG--Sarah Uerwlu Cushing. widow
Of Robert Gushing, died at the resi- =
deucc. 1i23 South Tenth East street. De-
ccmbcr q. 1872. at Il "a. m. aged \, years.
y son. Harry Manning of Lchi. Utah. sur
wives her. Announcement Of funeral will
appear later
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS AP.
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. M
AND P. n. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
<21 eOUTH 9Th EAST.
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Comps srative weather data at Salt Lake
City December 20. 1872:
highest temperature today was 30 de-
Srees: highest in this month since 1874
was 81 degrees; lowest last night was q
degrees; lowest this month since 1874
Was 10 degrees below zero; mean tenn
peraturc for today was ~ degrees; nor
NAL was so degrees. accumulated def
cheney since the first OF the month Is 81
degrees: accumulated deficiency since
January J is J32 degrees.
Relative humidity at A. m today
was So per cent; relative humidity at s
=. M today was SO per cent
Total precipitation for the twcnty-four
hours ending at y. IN. today was os
OF an inch; total for this month 10 date
is IS or an inch: accumulated deficiency
for this month to date IS 81 OF an inch.
total precipitation since January Is
1914 inches; accumulated excess since
January l is 3.35 inches
Sun rises 1902 a. m: sun sets 800 D IN.
December %.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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WANTED
Wanted-Male help.

AT YoUE AGE. YOUNG MAN-rF YOU
are between IL and 25-you are at the
n.ost important ago OF your litc-tne axe
VI making your decision.
Are you going to postpone decidinS o., o.,
permanent. beneficial l!fe work. or VIII
YOU orift on from pillar to post, stohlntt
10 nothing and getting no permanen'
good out OF anything?
Iniess you have made a hrm dccislon
on something you intend 10 make Eouu
liie work. investigate the United states
navy
four years in the navy Will build you
up hne physique and will train you III
seH reliance and discipline. This tram
life.
II you show special aptitude tho navy
may teach you some valuable trade tna.
VIII make sou fine living, even II you
don stay in the navy.
Call at the nearest navy recruiting sl. sl9
ton. Judge Bldg. T.. Ord South and Malti
SITS, Salt Lake City. Utah. and IND 9u'
about navy pay, hours. promotlon, tIalI
ing cha amponship. the 30 dinerehss
trades, chances TO see the world. anu
10 lay by money
Or write for interesting free book. the
Making of 2 Man -Warsman. ",lCt.
describes in simple language and clesTT
pictures the daily life Of the enis'eo
men.
Address Bureau Of Navigation. box 3o2'
n2594
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Mine Incorporation
Special 10 Tie Tribune.

cpeCI'iJ 10 ib iElDGHc.
PROVO, Dec. 25.-ArtIcIes OF lncorpors-
ton of the Rico Consolidated Mining conf
psny bave been flied with the county
clerk here. The principal place Of bust
ness Is ProvQ. The capital stock Is 900. =
900 shares 81 the par value oil 10 cents
each. and 700. 600 shares of stock have
been subscribed and 300 900 are set aside
as treasury stock The company owns
and will develop the Lucky Boy group
OF three claims in Dolores county Colo
RADIO. Jesse knight is president J. Will
liam Knight vice president. W. Lester
Mangum secretary and treasurer and
these, with r. F., Allen and j. G., Jensen,
constitute the board OF directors.
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SUCCESS INsGRANcE-UTAH BUSI-
ness College preparation for business
life. Start a course now. Boston oiogi;
day OF night GLOSS
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Constipation

Inward Plies TullncsS OF she Blood in tas
Head Acidity OF the Stomach. Nauscs. Heart
burn. Disgust OF Food. Fullnezs or Weight 10
tho Stomach. Sour EructationS. Sinking or Flut-
tcring OF the Heart. Choking Surocatlng Sen
sations when in lying posture. DimDoss o.
Vision. Diz.inoss in rising Buddcnly. Dots or
Webz before tho Sight. Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head Deficiency OF Pcrspir7tion. Ycllownoas
of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in tho Side Ghost,
lambs and Sudden rlushcs OF Heat. Burning In
tho Flesh. 4 few doses OF
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the U. S. marine corps, between the
ages Of 10 and 30. Must be native born
or nave first papers Monthly pay sl1 TO
S6' Additional compensation possible.
ROOD. clothing, quarters and medical at
tendance free. After 80 wears service can
retire with t5 per cent OF Day and allow
anccs. Service on board ship and ashore
In all parts OF the world. Apply at u. :
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. 16S Main
ST, Salt Lake City. Utah. mlS
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says the Little oocto

says the Little Doctor.
4 change OF climate may bring OF "A Sc
we're cold and ny services may be re-
quired
The Little Oocsor-Mac Laren's Mus
lard Cerate applied locally night and
morning viii relieve a severe cold In no
time. Il ~ absolutely harmless 10 tho
skin: will never irritate. II Will cure
ey yerythinE That the old time mustard
plaster vili--headaches. sore throat. pains
iu chest. stiffness or joints, sore muscles.
iuinbas go. neuralgia, peursy. etc. Let
the Little Doctor y. your family sentry
10 guard your household against serious
ilness. Purchasn Mac I4sren's Mustard
Ccrate from your druggist to-day. either
.5c or s0c jar. Write Tor FREE SAM :
PIE 10 Mac I-aren Drug Co. Cleveland,
ohio. or Los Angeles. Cal (Adyertise
Inentb
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.,si AND HEALTH 80 mOiHEk AAu va,lu.

Mgs. wIssLows SooTuISc SYRUP has been
us-d for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEErUISc. With PERFECT SUCCESS. II
SOOTWFS the CHILD. eoFTENS tire GUMS,
ALIAYS all rAIS; CURES WIND COLIC. and
IS .hc best remedy for DIAEREGA. II Is alb
soIu,ciy- harmless B- sure and ask for MIS-.
winslo-v's Soothing syrup" and lake no oth0
kiud. Ivepty-hTr cents bottle
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Croupy Coughs and Wlieezy Colds.

The quickest. simplest way to rid the
children Of dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy, stuffy colds is TO give them
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. 1t
gives almost instant relief and stops
cough promptly. II soothes and heals,
contains no opistcs.-Schramm j ohnson
Co. ADVERTISEMENT
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Hears Condemn alton Suit.
o The Tribune

Special 20 Tic TrDunc.
PROVO. Dec. 25.-Iu the district court
here today Judge Booth heard the evil
dence In part in the condemnation cases
OF tho Utah Railway company against
the Castillo Hot Springs company and
j. a. Brown and wife The company is
seeking 10 condemn n right of way over
lands in Spanish Fork canyon.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

T.. q, O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN.
and e,uhalmer has moved TO new loca-
ION 225-e2i South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $40 o2599
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Woodmen, Attention.

Al members OF salt Lake camp No.
-. ". q. w. and visiting Woodmen
arc requested TO attend me funernl OF
Aeighbor George T.. JlepucT, Thursday
AZ l. clock noon. at the funeral par
iors OF Joseph ". TAYLOR on West Ten.
pie street.
ANGUS VI 'KELiaAR, Clerk
advertisement
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CARD OF THANKS.

For the kindness and sympathy extend .
ed 10 us by our many friends during tile
Illness and death OF our dear mother and
FOR the many beautiful flowers received.
Wc wish tu express our sincere thanks
and gratitude.
GEORGE i. DROU BAY.
1u behalf OF the famllyl
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church: we
get you position free OF charge Tels-
phone 1922. tZUS
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Wife Gets Divorce.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PROVO. Dee, 25.-On the ground Of
failure TO provide. Mile Laurseu was
today given an interocutory decree of
divorce By Judge Booth In the district
court against Tarvel Laursen. They were
married at Salt Lake December ]. 1910
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. w. KING.
PA r. 2nd So. Phone 81 b297
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'SE RENT - NICELY rr5r>
ro9tn' close in: heat; br.,tas
South. '-'-'. ~ U
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neck. II itchcd so bad that
] could not sleep. ] was =
mass of sores and my eyes
were so L could not see out
OF them. IL broke my heart
10 look at my face. Every
bit Of skin came of where
the disease was. I suffered
awful between tho burning
and ifchlnr and uhafnier
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500 LADIES AT THE UP STAIRS SHOE
Store to receive a souvenir free all TINS
week.
2o& Mcintyre Bldg, 6s Main St
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WANT YOUNG MAN. ENERGETIC
neat appearance. between axes 90 to
%. for collections and general office work
Must deposit with LIS cash surety $3.50.
Salary $50 per month TO start. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. References,
bldg. m307l
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"ANTED-FoE u. &. ARMY. ABLE.
bodied unmarried men between ages of
rs ana SO; citizens OF United States OF
good character and temperate abits.
who can speak. read and writo English
cruitine officer, Walker bank bldg.
Main and End So. cts, Salt Lako City.
Utah m9T6
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WILL SHIP CAR IT. Il. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one to
portland, and one to Florida next ten
days; very ressona BILE rates <imbal Van
& Storage Co. 70 So. Main. r2soS
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for Salt Lake CITY
and the State OF Utah-LocaI: Fair
Thursday and Friday
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. oCUIIsT
and aurist: spectacles accurately fitted ;
eifflcult cases solicited. g39es
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CUT FLOWERS

HUbDAR1 FLORAL CO. 63 so. MAIN
st. Phone los Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. n1632
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FOR RENT

"M1NnsoR Mnois,ooR HOTEL, ., a. :;
s,sr e, eekly winter rates ~ :, 20 Ns
steam neat. electric Light % ,sat. sat. i
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GIRL FOR HOUSBWORK AND IlEltP
with children. SO jeremy st. mZo'o
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IDAHO. NEWLY MIn,,I
South. '''Vo weak III;
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NEWLY FURNISHED sTe,V -
3rd East. A'9 iantI
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LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAM
Call Tribune office noaos9
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ECZEMA ON SCALP
EARS AND NECK
Itched So Could Not Sleep, Mass
of Sores. Eyes so Could Not See
Out of Them. Got CutCura Soap
and Ointment, Sure Cure,

400 Utica St. Denver, Colo.-" MY
eczema came first with pirupIes and rash
on my face. then on my scalp, ears and
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display wards. 442 So State
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FURNITURE OF ALI. KINDS WANT
ed; viii pay you first-c'ass prices. u
{. Fisher &: Co. 165 SO, W. Temple, Wa
gatch 517i e253
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LOST AND FOUND

FACTORY GTGL LOST MONTHS
wages. green purse. shopping district
Or Waudamerc car Miss BOYD. McDo.-
AID Chocolate Co. So reward m2iSO
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100 MEN TO HAVE SHOES HALE
solcd fsewpdD. Special this week zoo.
tab Shoe Rerair Co. III So. w, r..
doors north Utah Light office. mya2s
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NEWLY FURV ooo,
e. nfsr; Rro,SeaIrn desirable. close lVs' H. ,M
oao"ay -
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PICTURES AND WALLPAPERS

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w. Ebert & Co, 81
Main ST. k25l9
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WANTF;D-1ST- CLASS WOMAN COOK
and md girl Good wages. Apply ~
West No TEN. nl2S92
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pANCE-LEARN TO DANCE. WALTZ.
TWO step. three-step, taught in four
lessons. IS Postofflce place bet Main
and West Temple. Dancing Tuesday.
THURSDAY and Saturday nights Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodward instructors. Lessons
daily. mo4i5
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MIDDLE-A AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
eral housewors. Phone Wasatch 3S4s-M
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced mon; prices right
office. Duvafs paper store. d3iI9
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TAILORS

EOSELL. THE TAILOR ~ SO. STATE
Suits and overccatS from sl5 up
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HULL UNDERTAKING COM
pany. modern chapel parlors 255 So.
End. East. Wasatch 5i32. Open day and
night. MISC
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The Spirit of Doing 1t Now

Modern demand immediate action
Todavs needs arc urgent, they must be met at
The businessman :Can do it now!'
would like it attended to promptlv
Promptne is the accepted order of things-delay no,
tolerated
There's of meeting most demardsa wa. .
now.'
In renting selling realty, getting job finding capable m
boarders,
1ost all OF quickly,
Want ads provide an cfccml Of meeting conditions n
cessitate pronptness
The Tribune brimful of the spirit Of
1.-The paper that's in the lead
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pathways
u Pills

VIII FREQ tuc sy.tem OF all tho above named
disorders.
a5 cents box at druggists. By mall
RADwAY x CO.. A. Lafayette ST. y. /.
lns!st on having "RhDWAY's" Pilis
Retuse substitute. (Adycrtlscment)
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FLORISTS

ALL KINDS FRESH CUT FLOWERS
fresh from greenhouse, Porter Walton
Co, 2A State. k2S0:
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MONARCH SHOE REPAIR co,
Il 4. Second South. Phone Was. 1858.
rn131S
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.

FREE SOUVENIR.
We Will present to each OF our Gus
toners. for limited time. an up-to-date
Match Safe, latest pattern.
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EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
emoalmer. l6f SO. West Temple. Phone
5O5. Dc
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- T. SeSohc South. Phone was. 6oe3:
rn13lS
WILL SHIP CAR TT. Il. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one to
portland, and one to Florida next ten
days; very ressona BILE rates Kimbal Van
& Storage Co. 70 So Main. n2soS
FURNITURE. OF ALI. KINDS WANT
c. Fisher &: Co, 165 So, W. Temple, Wa
Batch 5lTl. e253
LIST YOUR SECOND HAND AUTOMo-
bile with us. We have customers for
al kinds and sizes. Fowler. cG-59 So.
w. s"oo!
UTAH JUNK co. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for iron, brass rags, bottles. rub
Der copper etc $40 So. 4th West Phone
Wasatch 929. mlS73
FEW UNCLAIMED TAILOR MADE
SUITS and ovcrcosts At bargain
Spielbers Tailoring Co, s. W. End SO.
ls1sO3
WESTERN JUNK e
Metal company. Highest prices paid for
copper; brass, rubber. bottles. etc. Phone
Was. 23l6. lo44 So. State ST lu299i
TO DO YOUR UPHoLsTERrNG AND
mattress remakin;,. Utah Bedding &
MFG Co. Phone 3s3 boo
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECONP-
hand furniture, carpets stoves. trunks
and valIses wasatch $50 gSS7S
YOUR OLD CLOTHING: WILL CALL
Salvation Army, Phone. t9I91
ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD Goons
wanted. Tel Was. 362S El0s4
ALL UNION MEN TO WEAR OUR $"
Merit - Merit Hat Co. S1-sG r. 2nd So
mig
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FoH SECOND
hand furniture. carpets. cook stoves
ranges, trunks. Was. sos In229S
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN FOR A
dramatic company touring Idaho and
Utah: long engagement. Address 80
Kcnsington ave. Salt Lake City. m296s
Wanted to Trade.
WANTED TO TRADE~Eo1IITT n
modern paying apt. house for 7-room
bungalow on east bench. Address o
box 1245, m173g
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST-LADY'S NECKLACE AND PEN
dant, purple stone. Reward. Return to
ll.ounc oIllce. m2o3S
TIE: ARCADIA CAFE
and Liberty thealcr, sunburst OF dia-
monds. Call Wasatch t06a. Reward.
n2G77
BROWN MARE, WEIGHT ABOUT 1Io0
lbs. p. y. on right nip. Can Gust Elk
lund on Noff farm. Sandy. Utah. m2GsO
FACTORY GTEL LOST MONTHS
wages. green purse. shopping district
or Wandamerc car. Miss BOYD. McDoH-
aid Chocolate Co. So reward m2is0
COW WHITE FACE.
Call Wasatch 3le5. Sal; Palace Grocer
store. Reward. m3OO7
LADYS BREAST CHARM WITH + u
j.. Foster engraved. Return TO Trlbun.
office Reward. nn2got
LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAM
Call Tribune office ,r,qosa
TAILORS
EOSELL THE TAILOR IL SO. STATE
Suits and overccatS from slJ up.