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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
|j|E CALIFORNIA
WITNESSES ON HAVD
4 Angeles Horror Big Fac
In in Trial of the Al
legged Dynanniters.

,cnvAPoLIs. Nov. l'.-Fifteer
~ from California, who were 10
,..,,sed at tho trial at Los Ange-
F,.d the Mcnamara brothers not
"a guilty TO causing explosions
win be examined by the govern
sh.n the dynamite conspira cy'
4 resumed tomorrow.
wi,pesscs arc persons who had
.n dealings with James y. Nc
dynamiter OF the Los Angeles
= mIl6ing, and his alleged accom-
.od we're subpocnaed in connection
ts governments charge that Olaf
-ysiimoc and Eugene \, Clancy. San
leo Ia bor leaders. knew of McNa-
~ nurpose in going TO the Pacific
.,su- r. veitch. deputy district attor-
|Tios Angeles county. who assisted
n. county prosecution. and Oscar
III assistant TO the attorney general
r,d charge Of the cases that resulted
X, bringing OF federal indictments in
|;iornia, are TO testify.
Z. los Angeles explosion Is one in
"A Of q conspiracy Illegally TO trans
4 Explosives on passenger trains on
~ fbe forty"llVe men now on trlal are
IA 10 be implicated.
m T. McManigal later is tc continue
.nn,esgIon, beginning with his hiding
~ Wisconsin woods in December,
4 X has been brought out that
~s B., In his flight after causing the
Ia OF twenty-one persons AT Los An
q lid for Two weeks at Salt Lake
4 and then went TO Ballagh. Ncb.,
~ he was ordered by his brother to
"a work az Sioux City. Ia.
,ne 3. insisted on returning to In
-5pos. but when he cachcd there his
a. sen, him 90 the Wisconsin woods
4 McMsnieal. McManigal then is to
n his confession up until his arrest
'lni 1911, when he and James Il.
a we're on the "dynamitine trail
detention in Indianapolis
au 10 be unique. AS q prisoner OF
ABgeies county indicted there far
risg an explosion In an iron works.
rpr is witness as a loan" TO the
tnment He occupies cell specially
1aed in the federal building and is
Esi exercise only on tho roof OF the
4rg
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a jury in the Common Pleas court OF
Cleveland o., gave the widow of Charles
w. Johnson, o former major OF the Fifth
regiment OF the Ohio National Guard q
$96TlS Judgment against the New Am
stcrdam Casualty company, Johnson had
an accident policy in the above company.
On June 6. 1909 Il is said. he came home
fatgued from n horseback ride and took
q cold bath. The shock of the cold wa
ter disabled him totally for twenty nine
weeks. Tho company set UP the defense
that the claimants condition was not
the result OF an accident. The jury
thought otherwise and brought I'm ver-
diet for the fun amount, with interest.
AS Johnson had died before the suit came
to trial, his evidence was introduced en-
tircly by physicians and members Of his
family. As the question at Issue was one
Of fact for the jury to decide under
proper instructions from the court, II is
thought that the company will not gain
ANYTHING from an appeal
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FIGHT FOR PosTMAsTERsHiP.
Logan Democrats Get Into SnarI About
Appointment.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Nov. 1I-The fight about the
Logan postmastershlp has now narrowed
down, apparently, to Il contest between
J. NJ Blair and A. G. Barber Some OF
the party leaders here forcsee a good
deal Of trouble and the possible division
into factions of the local Democracy.
Blair is one Of the original Wilson men
OF this locality. Barber was n Harmon
adherent and later a Clark man, There
In the state organization. Heber c.
Maughan, the third candidate. has not
the acquaintance among the stale leaders
prosecuting his campaign with such vigor,
Already some members of the party
have demanded that city primary be
called. and the postmastcrship matter
submitted TO the Democratic voters In
Logan, but there is not a very bright
prospect for this being done.
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Rulings on Important Points.

The Kentucky court OF appeaIs, m an
opinion in the case of the Metropolitan
Life of New York VS.. Little last week
tached to the policy is inadmlssnble evil
dcnce. The court also passed on the
warranty regarding treatment BY phySi-
clan for disease. saying:
''Whero a policy of insurance provided
that unless waived. the policy should be
void if tie assured has been attended
bv a physician for any serious disease o'
compIaiIt, il cannot be said that suct
diseases as malaria, diseases Of the kid
neys, etc, referred TO In a claim undei @
within tho category named avoiding
the policy-such as pulmonary disease
chrouic bronchitis. cancer, disease OF the
heart etc"
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Insurance Notes.

Joseph T.. Ncve OF THIS city still has
charge Of the NE department Of the
Aetna Life Insurance company OF HIATT
Thomas A, Wakeling. formerly Of this
cltv' Is now located at San Diego. Cal,
represcntne a number Of Old line IRE
insurance companies. ~ -.
Al the annual meeting Of the Joint
SUPERVISOR committee of the , fire m, IN
ysIta all tbo changes In rules adopted
rie'o bH the q" Atlantic .ti City meeting OF he
Western union were adopted also tor thG
,ynvn,aiu Field and December ] was fixed
~, H. date on which the conference
asrcemont and the new working rule,
were 10 bc put into effect
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WILL AMEND FRANCHISE.
Provo Commissioners Act Favorably on
Promoters Request
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO Nov. 1.-THE city commits
sion. at their meeting Saturday. practi-
caily decided to grant the petition Of
the Salt Lake &; Utah Railroad company
Tor amendments TO its franchise, and an
ordnance in accordance herewith will
be formally passed Monday morning.
The amendments take in streets In the
city in addition to those already granted
TO S. u. Chipnan. Abel John Evans
and others. and subsequently taken over
by the y. j. Orcm company
w. z, Orem. president OF the Salt
Lake & Utah Railroad company, has
also applied for franchise for an in
terurban street railroad over the princi
pal streets Of Provo city, and while no
definite action has been taken by the
city commission. ii is believed that the
franchise as asked for Will be granted
The franchise provides that not moro
than . cents shall be charged for SIM
gle fare within the city limits. A per
centaSe or the revenues of the company
Is TO be paid to the city. tho amount
however, has not yet been agre ed upon.
The time for acceptance of the franchise
is thirty days. and u track is to be con-
structed on each OF the streets named
within six months.
W c, Orem. president Of the Salt
Lake & Utah 1rterurban Railroad COM
pany, is at present I'm Salt Lake City.
II. j. Moore, attorney for the company,
said that he knew nothing Of the taking
over of his company by any other organi-
zation. or OF a merger of all interurban
ines from Logan TO PaySon.
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ElkS PLAN EXCURSION.
Park City Lodge VIII Send Big OeIcga
ton to Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune.

oUEVlaI 20 TIC ITIUUHc
PARK CITY. Nov. 1I.-On Wednes-
lodge Of fll<s will, 90 TO Ogden TO take
part in he opening OF the Junction City
club rooms and home. and As the Ogden
Elks have promised the visiting lodge
members tho time OF their lives. Park
City will be well represented TO enjoy
the fun and help tho Ogden bunch
start things oft right IN their new home.
The members Of No. I3i will leave here
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock on the
regular train and Will arrive in Salt Lake
In time TO get the excursion train which
Is to oe run from the capital city at $50
o clock In the evening. arriving In Ogden
about I O'Clock, in plenty OF time for the
big opening. After the dedication eX-
ercises and the social session. the spc-
cial will return to Salt Lake In time
for the last street car.
The Park City boys intend to show
the Osdenitcs that this camp boasts one
Of the 'livest' Ellis lodges in Utah
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DUCK SHOOTING.


GOOD SHOOTING Al BAILEY DUCK
club. S160 per day. Apply to Suard at
club. Shooting every day. kl42
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COMPRESSOR BY EXPRESS.
West Pays Sifoo Charges for Trans
porting Machinery.

III to The Tribune.
HgK CITY. Utah. Nov. IN, Z
.lpion. local agent OF the Pacific
ms company, Yesterday received All
|rlse express package" for the DAILY
4 Mining company. which came I'm a
'bl baggage car. The consIgnant
compressor for the Bambergcr
e compressor was started from cast
PENNSYLVANIA on Saturday, Novem-
~ Il made the trip from the east
VI one week, with stopover at
ftb where the machinery was trans
N from the Pennsylvania car 70 the
9 L. car. which continued the jour
10 this camp.
He compressor weighs j., 900 pounds
iht cost OF bringing IL here amounted
ltoul sll00. The officials OF the DAILY
3 company figure that they are ahead
fiyns this piece of machinery shipped
|npfcss. as they were badly in need
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NOTICE.

Tho Commercial Guard & Safety as
soclation, IA corporatiou has been organ
ized In this city for the purpose OF pro-
tectlng lives and property, especially DUR
Ing tho night.
Pa1rolmen have been engaged with po-
lice puwer to do this work. and we re"
spcctfully solicit your patronage. or
al SO w. itb So. ST
Solicitors will call on You ond explain
our method and any particulars k35o
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Admitted to Citizenship.
Ial To The Tribune

SpecilI 10 The TrlhGne.
PROVO, Nov. lin the district court
here yesterday Judge Booth admitted the
following salicns rs citizens Of the Unite
States: David Burgi, native of Switz-
erland: Helga V. Swenson, a native OF
Sweden, John William Guy. Il native of
England: Robert Saucr. Herman Teich-
man, natives of Germany: Joseph Fedcl
BraZcau, A native OF Canada. This is the
largest number admitted to citizenship
AT any one time since the new naturall1d-
ton law went into effect.
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oHanseS in Surety Field.

Ager o e. McKell has been appointed
q Amtn tne Salt Lake branch office
y sico ce,1ean Surety company OF New
b Ia wesley j., King. who has~rc-
q Ac.,SS associate himself with tho
|sensnu,ent & Liability company and
IAcina and liability department Of
tSrd. Llio Insurance company OF
'.hi hiofAen Of ,h has been In the Salt Lake
tho we American Surety for moro
spsslsysea years. He came 10 salt Lake
|sshi na. Fork. Utah. and took cm-
tr I'm the American as book
|Ion ~ Tflter he was advanced TO the
mana, cashier. then became assis-
J IN cSsesr, In which position hc bas
Is fteiage of the office during Mr..
hay H. ihoent absences from the city.
sss 'ae ne logical choice for manager
una" appointed by wire from New
"a ~ receipt OF Mr., Kings resis-
and ss ,Culmcr. son Of II L. A. Gull
otfIc. 'o,merly cashier In the Salt
AckoIii ,tant manager. succocdinp
3 n"a IN that position. Alr. Cul.
''" assistant manager for thc
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE. DO EVERYTHING ~ THE FUR
and taxldermist llne, We carry COM
pletc line OF manufactured goods Clean
Ing. repairing. re-dyeinG and remodelin.
at cut rates. 23 years in Salt Lake. r..
Stencil Fur Co. ~ Il. "rd South. E90eS
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Done May Succeed Himself.

'"' VIII be a number Of changes III
Fii Few months IN state supcrvIs-
insurance as result of tho re-
pemocratlc landslide. In nearly all
Is western states the present incum
are slated to retire either because
q Change in the political complexion
|te sla'e or because OF plans made
4 70 the election,
Sel interest is taken bv insurance
ttuerally In Illinois. where lnsur-
sonnlssioner Potter reigns.
ss Us regarded rs the leading
|S.n slate because OF its location
western departments OF the va
paw pauruhce companies. Supcrlntend- :
t%ter OF Illinois. however. gave IL
s'me ume ago that he intended TO
~ matter how the election might
~ anu That he postponed acceptance
S,ssTal flattering offers and remained
T ds q favor to Governor De
mere are one or two states In
me political complexion has Dos
ps,s sascd By the election, but when
~" sosctnpr Ii expected TO prefer
u ,hn mah ior Insurance commissioner
uis Office Is aDpoiutivc. The In
IL. f'eid In It's Issue for November
'yyi's from Iowa arc that Auditor
|IrI.si Aeakly, eX -officio insurancs
lnS,.her, as been re- elected. as
ESraor w. H. O'Bricn. Of Indiana.
<lsJ Ike s. Lewis, who was
lin insurance superintendent the
re on The Republican ticket. has
%sr; e,eetcd AS a Progressive. In
|tfss nn,'orney General Major. who
|sSio,' 'ne opinion in the state rating
.'i .s mas led 10 the present compIi-
I'M MAS been elected governor. As
~. "aVe the oppointinG OF the in
M superintendent II is assumed
ttsd GHhange In his attitude can be
annoe: were: George NJ, LaMonte has
lhsrrrinIed commissioner OF banking
% ,,,snce OF New jersey. Mr.. la
Ia NJ, bi.eeeds Professor Ford who will
<rslon' u,ne IN the future 10 work AT
[,isa" II viii be remembered that
|'sn .oo roIo was selected by Governor
AN N months ago to succeed
[hsn, Lewis, Lewis, The work Of the de-
ID N WIN he altered very little be-
Ely nas conas Is, Johnston, the present
4 commissioner, will be rc-appalnt-
[infsrmi INC general opinion among
'sat ,n,u insurance men is that the
apntnurnbent. Willard Done. will
''S'''ted by Governor Spry.
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the End day of October, 1912, so many
shares of each parcel of stock as may DO
necessary VIII be sold at the principal
Office Of the company. No. 322 Atlas
block, Salt Lake City. Utah. on the End
day of December. 1912, at o'clock
p. IN. TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale
F +. HINTZE,
Secretary,
G1Ga0
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Mlg Mclaughlin Receivers,

r',i W Inc iIlDulte.
tARR CITY. Nov, 11.-Miss Gertrude
|iaEalin. The daughter Of Frank J.
'lAushlin. who has been in Salt Lake
|s5HsI gecks, where she underwent
'Eous operation, returned to Parl;
hls morning, Her many friends
4 sil be pleased 10 learn that she has
'rty recovered.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSI-l WILL, PAY A REWARD OF $50
lor information which will insure the
arrest and conviction of the sneak thief
WHO stole my oVercoat from the court
room while / was engaged In argument
Uetore The jury In the Sorcnscn case. o.,
~ Hilton, 627 Symcs bldg, Denver, Colo.
kl191
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q. c. O'DONNBLL. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved to now loca.
Uon 225-227 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg Phone $50. o5399
LARKIN-H HULL UNDERTAKING COM
pany: modern chepct pariorsi 255 So
End East. Telephone Wasatch hia2
Open day and night k403
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WANTED-PoSiTIoN BY YOUNG
married man. experienced IN clerical
work. Can furnish references. Address
- L. Tribune
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. l66 N ST. BELL
l5a6-W. upholstering. chairs rccaned.
o342
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DISTRIBU.
WELDING

WE WELD CAST IRON, ALUMINIUM,
steel or any other metal; bring your
broken machines and water Jackets To us
for repairs. Utah Ornamental Iron G
Bronze Works. los West South Temple.
Wasatch 1918 he267
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FURNITURE CLEANED.


FOR FURNITURE CLEANING AND
French polishing call Hyland 23oS-R.
ktS93
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tar Baby Mining Company, prlnci-
pal place OF business 322 Atlas block,
Salt Lake City. Utah Notice-There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. g
levied on the 2nd day of October. 1912,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders as
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. hall. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 164 So. West Temple, Phone
600. dS
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

~>-~--o-~-----~~-@-~~~-
THE GODDARD-ABBEY CO. AUDIT
Ing and general accountancy- 522 Nc
Intyrc bldg, Wasatch 5l64. c2033
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DIED

SIEGEL-In this city, November H. 1912.
FL "a beth Sicgcl. aged Sc. Funeral
services will be held at the residence of
n. l. Rothschild. 2l2 Seventh East street.
today. Monday. November IS, at 2'30 p.
m. Interment, B'nai Israel
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WHERE TO STOP

,--~-~-~----->>->>>-e7-'- ----->--
LINCOLN HOUSE, Gs EAST 1Sr SO,
$50 rooms; rates, 3oc. A0c and 50c. mod
ern; baths, l5c. nl339
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RHEUMATISM

CURED BY OXYGEN. FREE RoOK.
Learn This scientific and ONLY CURE
Write or phone today. Utah Oxypathor
Co. Hyland 2345-M SOP Mcintyre bldg
h509l
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PUBLIC sTENoGRApHER

TYPEWRIrlNG. DUPLICATING. QUICK
and accurate work; prompt service;
moderate prices. John r. Free. 1s w.
2nd So. ST. Wasatch 1888. h2533
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING

NJ NATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. salt Lake Mattress az Mfg Co.
Phone 32ao ploeo
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CHINESE HERBS

i 81 WOO. 935 WEST end SOUTH
ali diseases cured with his celebrtaed
,.tt,,.a a., ron,cdies HRS
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WANTED
WANTED sITUATIoN-MAJE

IT'S Az EASY MATTER TO SELECT
. IRON the most competent domestic
seipers II you Will summon them to your
nome through Want Ad.
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WANTED-TO BUY.
WANTED TO TRADE

yT ! TRADE TWO DOZEN ROLLS
assorted music for 65-notc player for
Ginote music which I have not PLAYED.
Bring YOUR music. sos FIRST ave. kloeI
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. 4 few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular,
Shealy Safe & Vault Co. Al P, o. place.
oo673
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PIUMBING-ELECTRIC WORK

GAIL UIC;LEY-DUDLEY co. FOE
stumbling and electrical repairs- Was
,ss hassn
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TAILOR MADE CoRSETs

SPfREII,A CORSET, 1-YEAR GuARAN-
tee. Mrs. Mann Hy. 5OsS-J sou
7ih SO. nv,
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News Of the Insurance World
Death Held to Be Accidental

company at It's Portland. Or. branch of.
fec.
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SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES, SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
Scotland, with all the flavors and
spices: &C each, 6 for 25c. i served.
McPhies Scotch Inn, two doors west s. i.
theater. h3914
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN j. LAASS.
Mechanical engineer, structural design
ing and general drafting. Inventing a
speciality Office. No. 902 Kearns bldg
Tel Wasatch 1926. h262I
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

CIIIMNEYS AND FURNACES CLEAN
ed and repaired Salt Lake Furnace
6 Chimney Co. Was. 231i. k2S
CHIMNEY SWEEPING; AND FUR
-, mace cleaning. Leave orders at Druehi
& Frankens. Wasatch 100 k1903
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LIVERY STABLE


mccoy STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
Urht livery horses bought and gold.
r,,onn 81 cttt
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L1NDS CHAPTER NO
I. Order OF Eastern Star
Masonic temple. stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members Will receive "a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE T.. BRi5CEON,
w. NJ. NELLIE Z.
SPENCER, Secretary.
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SAFES REPAIRED


ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK WAEK
u speciality. 5. J.. Lock Works. Was
1854 hl0iQ
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SECONDHAND STORES

'--~@~~>~~~----------~~--
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RI. II.
goods. goods bought. sold or cxhangod
Buckeye Furniture store. 1i3 So. w T..
Was, 1929. zoos
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makos, 100 East End So. Wasatch +i0S.
d34l6
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BULBS

BRING THIS AID TO OUR STORE AMI
get 10 per cent discount on fall bulbs
Port err Walton Co, 2Ii state h3gl
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LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR


C, w. HUHI, 22S CONSTITUTION
building. opposite H. G, NJ. l. Your own
mat erial made up. h13i
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS AND LADIES' HATS CLEANED
and reblockcd salt Lake Hat Factory,
6 w. nnd South, Was. 1901 f25ii
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COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES
$i.50 Ladies. bring them TO Velvetlna
parlors. So u. ith South, h29i5
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SECONDHAND SHOES

MEMS OXFORDS FROM soc UP. LA
dies ONfords and shoes at 3oc up
Thoreson, AIS South State ST. hGl0E
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CATERING


FIRST. CLASS WORK TO LADIES EN-
tcrtalnius at home. Hyland 1911.
hsl04
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ATTORNEYS
NATURES FERTILIZER

SII.TAKA. powered. dissolvcnt, odor-
less. wecdlcss; prepared for plants,
bulbs. lawns. shruhbcry. Mfg. by Taylor
Phosphate & Fertilizer Co, dealers N
fertile soils and fertilizers, 1867 Bueno
ave w. 36s1W. for sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co Porter Walton Co.
bcooc
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

c. l.. WESLEY g. SON. t26 STATE.
wa5atch GIL. All work guaranteed.
h,+4.
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PRINTING,

ARROW PRESS-UTAI'S BIGGEST
plant. Printing Binding, Office Sup
plies and Furniture. Legal Blanks. G6
w. End So Exchange 202 k125
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TYPEWRITERS
FRUITS AND COAL

IION'S FRUIT & COAL CO
Fruits, Vegetables and All Kinds OF
Fancy Groceries, Hay. Grain. Coal and
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