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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-02-17
O. O. DESCHAINE, Agent,
L,ANSE MICH
L'ANSE, MICH.

Rec, Little Feb; Francis Wilson.
Exercise Our flag; Four children.
Rec, The flag of our country; Menrel
Pinet.
Rec, The boy Washington; Rufel
Johnson.
Rec, John Henry Jones; Homer
LaBeau.
Exercise, A riddle; Five children.
Rec, Why; Vivian Auge.
Rec, The shortest month"; Margaret
Hid
Rec, The honest boy; Clayton Johns
ton.
Rec. The good old times; Wallace
Gerard.
Song, Our flag; First grade.
Rec, Washington and his Ratchet;
Joseph Foucault.
Rec, The boy we need, Herbert
Greenblatt.
| Dialogue, Like Washington; boys.
Rec, My own winter states; Frances
Hand.
Rec, Little boy George; Stanley
Picard.
Rec, Why our flag floats; Nina
| Pennock.
Song, Soldier boy; Three boys.
Salutation of the flag; School.
Rec. The flag; Frances Wilson.
Song, America: School.
| PRIMARY No 3.
Song, Flag of the free; School.
| Quotations, Washington; Group of
boys and girls.
Exercises, Flags of the year; Group
of girls and boys.
Rec, A high resolve: Frederick Reed.
Song. Mount Vernon; School.
Exercises, Washington; Group.
Rec, What was the secret; Delbert
Loud.
Exercises, Washington's birthday
Group.
Song, A boy of long ago; Beatrice
and Margaret Getzen.
Rec, Washington; Aubrey Berg.
f; Exercises, Washington; Ralph Fouc
ault, Bert LaBeau, William Isaacso
Edward Moberg.
Rec, A small boys desire; Thomas
Seymour.
Song, Washington; George hester
Exercise, Washington; Maatha Nc
Mahon, Wilhelmina Falk, Marion an
Bertha Wilson.
Rec, It's splendid to live so grandly
: Edward Gerard.
Song, America; School.
I; INTERMEDIATE Room.
Song, America; School.
e Rec. Birthplace of Washington
MARCEL Hid.
!. Rec, Why our flag floats; EN-
Johnson.
h Essay, Washington; Catherine Pine
Song, Mount Vernon bells; School.
Ia Rec, The twenty-second of Februar.
Ina Mattsoe.
,e Rec, Our flag; Theron DeLude.
Rec, Let Washington sleep; Robe
Is Hill.
Song, A thousand years; School.
~ Rec. The minute; Elsie Mattson.
Exercise, The birthday of Washingto
n. Alden Giddings, Chriss Gerard, Arte
Mattson, Joseph Bendry.
Ell Rec, Toast to the flag; Ester Dab
from.
n. Rec, The ballard of Betty Rol
ne Dorothy Ross.
Quotations; Fifth and sixth grad,
Song, Ode for Washingtons' birthds
g. School.
en- GRAMMAR ROOM.
Song, Noble Wa shington; School.
h. Reading. Boyhood Of Washingt'
Carlos Seratti.
O
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-02-17
Tho HlQh ke>

Tho High Key.
Little Willie-Pa, what's q imam
cier?
PA fnancier, son, is a man who
is capable of inducing other wen To
pile up q fortune for him.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-02-17
School Exercises.

The following programs will be rem
dered at the Baraga school next Thurs
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
WANTED-TO BUY.
ANNOUNCEMENT

HERE Is SOMETHING iORSENEN
should know: l am using DIR. Nunn's
Black Oil Healing Compound in my sta
6les and on my breeding farm. and VIII
say that | have yet 10 find its equal as
q stable medicine for ali purposes. T.
has saved much valuable racing stock for
me. Respectfully. c. 3. GLOW
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
OPPOSING FURTHER
BURDEN Of TAXES
Real Estate Association FavorS
Uptown Saltair Cars Under
Certain Conditions.

Tho special commi,tc" appointed by
the salt Lake Real Estate association
at its last meeting. TO investigate the
matter OF the application OF tho Saltair
railway company FOR franchise permit
ting the company to bring i,s trains into
the center OF the city. has. It IS under
stood formulated rccommcnGauon,
which it will present To the association
at It's next regular meeting If the recon
mcndaiion is approved the real esttt"
association will present II 10 The citN
commissioners and ask for idvorAbsc 1S-
ton upon u.
In advance OF tn" formal presentation
cUss H., but it is learned from olhct
sources that the committee Viii report
requesting that "A franchise he gfanted
by the city government 10 the RAILWAY
company, giving the company the pIlvll~
EGG OF operating its trains along Norlh
Temple street 10 West Temple. thence
Ia First South. thence 10 state. thence
thence 10 North Temple again,
\ condition that viii bc suggested Il
Is .a,id, Is that the railway company be
required 10 pave North Temple street
from the viaduct 10 the state lah
grounds.
Concerning Jhe viaduCt il Is understood
that II Is the sentiment ut tho commit
tee that an overhead passage across the
railway yards il necessary and must b.
proviJcd either by enlarGinG tho existing
one or by constructing new ono al
some other point. This matter should.
il H. thought be settled by The railway
companies concerned. In any event II
Is rct that no additional burden should
Dc imposed on tho taxpayer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
COURT HOLDS ECCLES
TO Be IN CONTEMPT
Judge Harris Takes JurlSdlc-
ton in Alimony Case; Set
tlement Is Possible.


~pttid4 To ! ti' lg'bh'''
OGDEN, Feb e,-uoldinE that the loca!
our, has jurisdiction in the matter
Judge " Hards returned verdict
in The E.,,lcs ease today declaring VIII
liam Eorles 10 be in contempt ol court
Tor failing TO comply with the order OF
Tho district court nero 10 pay Maud Ec-
"lo~ his divorced wife. In" amount ,''
aimouy which WAS stpulat"d IN the d'
Mrs Egcl,s brought the action. ask,
in. that her divorced husband hc cltvn
20 appear ln the local court ana make
answer as 10 Why nc had failed 10 pay
SO n month toward The support OF
minor child. sac claims back Silm0ny
al 500. which. together With lntcfcsl
ard costs. brings the total amount TO
mcr" than $1,000.
IN rendering his decision Judge Harris
stated That the sentence would DC WIN
held poudin- a possible settlement, Tor
il Mas ntimattd jhat an agreement might
d" reached whereby Mr.. Ecclcs would
comply with The courts decree.
Tnc case presented a ianSle OF matri-
moniai difficulties which has been re-
hcuscd at great length by ihe ATTORNEYS
during the progress Uf the casc iuSi
completed. II an resulted from MrS
E.vcl,s having started divorce proceed
ilSs ia Oregon. abandoning the action
Csiablishin. a residence In this city and
finally securing q decree ~ dNorc" here
Mann months after tNr Niii WAS ilcd IN
Tho Oregon court Mr. EcCl"S ilcd IN an
sW"r aud counter claim and waS granted
o. decree" Tho court ordering TIE ,uild 10
Joe placed ~ The custody or = grand
father. This order was ncN"r compiled
Win hN Mrs. Ecrl"s; wh" retained IN"
child. and she br"u@hl Tia" moro recent
action ip collect Tho aiinony awarded ucr
,n ihe deere" Of ih' local cuuIt aud whi..,
Inc divorced husband had refused 4" ia
Nh I'rclgs contested IL" ease vu tlic
grounds that ti, local court had no ju,is-
Jl'tIpu !u Tie TpIticr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
DIED

,.-,
FOItSHERG-At i6l North Second w est.
February l. 1872, of rheumatism, Anna
T. FnTSberE. aged No years. native OF
sweden Funeral services sunday at II
noon, from the Twynty-foUrtn "ard
chapel Friends are invited to attcud
and the casket VIII hc opened on day oi
funeral from 20 1880 u. m lnterhent
In city cemetery.
LACE-Clara Elizabeth tho 2imonths-
old daughter OF Mr aud Mrs, James
Mace 500 South Eighth West street. died
at her parents home at 1880 u. IN.
Thursday, February ]. 1912. of bronchitis.
The funeral Will he held from the twenty
s!Ntn ward chapel Sunday. February =.
at noon. Friends invited. lntcrment IN
tho CITY cemetery.
klCll--In this city. February =" 1872:
Charles &. Rich, aged months and .
days. II Il East First South street The
remains Will be shipped today February
- from tn" parlors of E6or W. Hall to
Morgan. Utah. FOR intcrmcnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
ALLGCE DISCRIMINATION.
Evidence Taken ~ Case Involving Eaii-
road Rates.
ai to Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN Fob -Eyidcucc i'm The
"liarSc n discrimination ae 20 thc freight
lItg;, on carload lots at rec shipped rruIG
TcSas aud Louisiana 10 pucaicllo. Ida.
Wgs lcaul Icy T. L. Nass1uli and ). ..
Love, representing tl.r interstate com
ncrCc commission. at session held ut
III" federal building this morning.
tn" railroad representatives. present at
ia" hearing wtrc illdg" X. g. S"audieti,
an uttcrucv uC C1lcngo: i. Y. Lyle, rail-
road Htfuruc, ~ Salt Lake. aud i. 4.
Il. .rN. general freight agent uf Tia" Orr
-Du Short LIN" ga salt IIlrc. / O.
Young. rs representative of the Iuah"
Wholesale 1i"-crE company uf Hoc8trl'o.
WAS ol'.p prt.out hriug ihc complainant
lu ihr caso.
!; WIS aIlc2'-i HAT Z. rate "C Slo1 pcr
cUr bud b-cn ,blrEod for ihr shipment
"f ri" from the southern points named
60 Butte. NouJ.. while th" rat" tnr Tho
SiN carloads slippod fu rocatnIlu vas
%l%- p"r ear. T.li-. tho ppcItc!lo msn
asserted Was IN violation nr section .
~ tho Ut"rstJt" c',pmorc" Law.
Th- lttoruc"s frv Tho railroad admit
l"i tfe 'paiu facts. hg' said thIi nrior
90 the shipment mentioned hy Mr.. Young
ib'rc hHd houu no carload shipments I"
fuCaiclIu. They said That ttc rate was
iuimc l,sj"'y changed in conform Win the
ioniuua schedule. 'rh" railroad nbirVt"d
90 r~fuudilS th' amount al trc vNcr-
'harLc on an" sis clTl1aG-.
Tito representatives ~ tEo commission
took tue cas-" under adv is,nlrul-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
FURS AND TAXIDERM1sTs

WE DO EVERTTHlNC IN .rIIE ICICE
@nd ia%ideVmis, line. Highest ,ricas
pa'd Tor raw lSEs and wild animals
y: St-iIcl Fur Co. - J.. 3rd So. s%aSc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
GROCERY SPECIAL


LBS. RANCH BUTTER. 5iC; COM
pound lard, . lbs, %0c; . lbs, 5uc, 4"
lbs. "5r: io-i6. vau lard, *l.2j, hcad
cheese. Tee H.. lals'ns. package. lpc; Jam.
zoe. shredded wheat, l0ci Van Camps
25c pork and beans. 15c: lbs. whitc.ish.
ia"; 1uc chocolate aud cocoa, zoe: fresh
Utah c5SS, &Ic. wool soap ! for 25c' =
lbs. good Utah cheese. %Ic; Soc sugar
butter, i5c. Postum Cereal, zoe, i
large cans milk, i5c: Il large cans
milk SOC: u! bounds sugar. 81; or
an.cs i5c L. zoe dozen: picnic hams,
I2lc kcg pickles. G5c: 10 pounds
good apples. 25c; packages cut
oatmeal. i5c. his ginger snaps, Sc;
lbs. lima beans. 25". bologna. lor
pound corn, Gloss starch. soda. ball
hluing. any for l5": cereal coffee
100; an. hnvics. H.. t5c: boxes matches,
n5c: lamp vhmncyS. Sc; los. strong
pounds roo apples. l5c; pounds wheat
and oal meal. Z5c; = packages u:Hce
meat. l5c: > Ii. cans salmon 25c; White
house coffee, toe; best hams. lGc;
pound. Joe; pound jn-cent CO
cos. %5c; best creamery butter, Soc; 4
lbs. rice Or beans. &c. lbs. strong
cheese. g5c; cans peaches. 4oc;; mounds
pnund sc. . cans corn. Doc, . cans
oysters. 25c; 6 bars Crystal White
soap. 25c; mustard. per pound. zoe,
s cans oil sardincs, &c: NJ j. b
,offcc G5c lo-pound can cottcleuc fi.5n;
bnst oIeomur=ariue. uound. zoe; Lio-
TONS tea. pound, sue packages
:.5c; j-poind can lard, Coo; large
bottle catsup. 1uc: cans Suydcr'a
pork and beans, 23c, poundS soda
crackers. 25c; gallon can syrup.
Seal I've. 3 f"r sc; . pounds rnacaroni.
lic; 5-pound sacks salt, 15c; cans
mustard sardines. Csc. bare washing
soap. 25C. Chicago store. lie West lst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Organize Minine companr.

Spccial tO TIC Tiibune.
OGDE%. Feb. @.-Arlirlrs or mcorporl o.
ton have been fi'cJ with the county
clerk OF the Great Salt Lake Copper
compunv the ncurpOrutors named being
G. 4. Hrdflol. +. Gunni.ou and W. sum
mcr. Tile properties 81 the company urc
located at Prcmoutory Point. BuN Elder
county. The capital stock H. 5000 .o1r
With shares AZ the par value OF 81 sach
This stock ~ fully paid up iu MINING
property purchased from G. 4. RedfiDld
The new company Will take over anI
- named az president. \. Fcrnlund, .!c.
president and Francis King. secretary
and treasurer. These. with g. y Zim.
mcrnnn. r II. Tisdaie &. - Rcdfieil
and y. White, arc directors OF The com.
uuuN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Gets Final Divorce Decree.
4, The Tribune,

OGDEN. Feb ON the grounds of
failure to provide. Julia c. Blair was to-
day granted a NDal decree OF divorce from
Preston A. Blair The iuJcllocutury de-
cree WAS granted on June II. 1911. In
accordance with tic order OF higher
court the $500 permanent aiimouy
granted at tho time of the inieriUcutorN
decree is ordered paid direct 10 MIS-.
Blair Instead pf being placed I'm trust.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Grants Interlocutory Decree.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. I'm the case OF Mary
Louise Paine against Frederick O. Paine.
for divorce. an intcUlocutory decree was
granted i'm the district court today They
were married in this city Juiy y. l9oS
and ,hc wife alleges failure TO provide
There arc mo- children. Mrs. Paine prays
Tor the r-rturaIl Ion of her maiden name
Mary Louise Robinson; also Tor Fop at
turncy's fees and costs Of court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Asks for Guardianship Letters.

Srcrial 80 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. IA petition has been
Glcd in The district court asking that
George 4 Fuller ns appointed Tho guar
clan oC adelaide f'Jil"v. IN incompetent,
to nIl tho vacancy caused 10y the death
or h"r former guardian Henry ]. Fuller.
Tho dependent person named IN the pc
tiiIou is represented As owning property
yuucJ at $3.50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Settles Claim Against Railroad

Snccal 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. Mis- Myrtle Nil
hourn. widow OF the late John Miibourn.
q Union Pacific brakeman who was killed
al Echo, Summit county, on December
- 1911. bss been granted permission ny
Tho court 10 receive. as administrators
or her late husbands estate. the sum Of
Sj6I from the railroad company IN full
settlement of any claim which might re-
suit from the death Of Mr.. MilbouIn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Puts Jn Fiorcc Fight.

Special tc The Tribune
OGDEN Feb. "a. j Connect. mail
clerk from ChC,onnc. WHu.. WAS arrest p
ed ipnigh; uu tho charge oi JlSUrderlN
ronducI aud resisting an officer. II took
tho combined efforts OF four policemen
Ia Lind Connect in iJii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Wife Gets Decree.

Succiai 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Feb An intcr!ocutory de-
crec OF divorce WAS granted In The dis
irict court today Ia Gertrude NcArthur
from William j. McArthur. otherwise
known a. William j. Walker She was
also granted $35 a month permanent ali
munv for the support of a minor child
Dorothy. aged years; also $50 attor-
ncy's fees and costs ~ suit The mar
riIgc took place IN this city March l.,
1906. and the divorce was granted on the
Grounds - tnillTs 10 provide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
ON TRIAL FoR ROBBERY.
TrsI Begins Of Luther cutIip. Alleged to
Be Hiohwaymar.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 3.-'Th" trial OF Luther
Cuuip. q young man charged with rob-
b'rs, WAS taken up In Judge 7. =. How =
els division OF the district court today
aud The following were chosen TO serve
on the jury: H. NJ. Hess. Gus Thorn.
Henry \. MCINTYRE. George T. Hi=lcy
Robert 'owan. x. T.. Charelalu, George
y. Taylor and James Ea.roq.
The charg" outlined In the Information
- that Cuilip on the night or December
u. 1911. It the point OF a revolver, iyll
up aud robbed Harold Parry and Ilcr-
bert Hiulcy of two st:ckpins. "a gold
watch. Ginger ring and small amount oil
money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Fined for Disturbance.

:ipeciai ~ Tho Tribunc.
OGDEN. Feb. For abusing Louis
Supp!tpT when hc could not tell them
Whcro U certain saloon Was located. n
W. Mckinney aud George German. shop
men. were sTaigHrd iu Judge Reeder's
rourt this morning cu charge Of dis
turbiug tho peace. German Was lined $40.
while Mcl$infry escaped Tor half that
amount. =. g. Moose. another shopnia
who WAS arrested ~ thr same time for
feiied SO bond oy falling 20 appear iu
rguTf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Acouits Huntsville Man.

Np"ci,U ~ The 1rlhune.
OGDEN. Feb. ~ decision Of not
guilty was returned hy Judge Nlilialn
ErodrI in the police, court today in The
,..:. 81 John NJ. Grow. the limtsviic
luau VIII" was charged with ldllmG qeer
out OF season. Tho trial started last
wccE but was continued until today 10
pclmu OF the Introduction u( more toSil-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Grants Marriage License.

Special So The Tribune.
OGDEN. I'cb 2.-.A narr"G" license
was -ranic,l by County Clcrl, samuel ..
py" TO-DAY TO Harris II. kcSlan aud Miss
Tripp. both Of HluiTar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
sTiLu HOLD MRS. RATHLoE.
Officers From Colorado Springs Expected
20 Arrive Soon.

UIN'cF- TOM Lo'craUo Hp'INJa tfPcCVsd
20 Arrive Soon.
Syccial io Tho Tribune.
DGDEN. Fch E. r.lc-raplir dcscrip-
fior Ind Other information concerning
Ma. Nora KstNoc who was arrested by
p"ieciiVr G'urg" Nar'il1w lr this city
last evening. las convinced The officers
"f Colorado Springs. Colo, tHit she rs
th" woman wanted IN ihat city for OBJ
tanning money under falsc prricuscs.
\ u"sSas" from the Colorado Springs
authorities today states that officers are
now uu tleir WY tO ogden tn Iualc f;Ir-
th"r investigation. aud probably VIII take
the woman back tu tpluyIuu. When ar
rested. Mrs Eathlcc told INC lccal u(i-
sr.rs that She Was willing 90 return wlih-
cui rcuu's!tion papers. Nothing more
concerning thc charge against The woman
hce locu learned hv III" local officers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
suspects n!cycle vas stolcn.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. Believing that a bl-
cfcle whlEh De- was Attempting 10 sell
Wsg one whiCh had been stolen in Brig
ham city recently. Detective George
WRr1ieW arrested Joe Clayton al q local
sec"nd hand store today. The officer
says that ihc wheel answers 10 the DO
s,rpiiOn OF lie stolen bicycle. When
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
MASSAGE

MISS HELD, MASSAGE. ELEcTRIcAI.
and viDratOry treatments. cabine,
baths. attendants. Apt. 3ZJ Brooks ar
eadc bid -ri 80. and State sts. I.lcva
Tor service. Ind 25n2. s.S95
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
Want Market Place

There $ a bic market that's unsnpplied-eNeh 'o
sources Of the city cannot meet all inc oenle"'' -
reaches out TO The surrounding districts
No matter how small your capital or how ne" 'o"'
ideas how big or little your nvestmentIis market p'"'
holds opportunity for YOU -,
T,, Tribune Want Columns arc the market place
where employer employee. buyer ana Seiler come "
pether where the business seeks investment where
and greet each other ana Whcre '"n'
for oanfu transactions offered each day! -
Most everybody will find something or interest III ii'
Tribune Wants It's good plan to keep IN close 1oueh
with them and call upon them supplying Tue uhsS '
are most essential in business and the home
Reading The Tribune Wants means beng we'll ln1orne".
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

gANK. OFFICE. BAR AMI STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application. household -e,riserot1rs.
caTon and pocket billiard tap.eS, bowl
lnc alleys and supplies. Brunswick.
Bake CCllenGer Co, $50 so 20 So. ith
West. Both phones s53. aiCSb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
FIPFpRocF sTORAGE

HALF RATE EIEEPHOog STORAGE.
j - / Phorss IL. l. p,Js
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
FUNERAL NOTICES

lEWEY-Fuueral services over the re-
mains OF Mary Ann Dewey will be held
at the Fifth ward chapel SUNDAY. Febru-
AIRY f. at noon Friends invited. Inter
mcnt in the City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
SCHOOL OF AciM

-~-~--~- .---~~~-'---.'-.,...,, .pT ELQR*
STUDY DRAMATIC MI 40.
and cratory by O. Z vtc vr,atic q
Philadelphia School oil III
ter noT. Studio sso .
pnDnsy gas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03

questioned. CLAYTON admitted having rid
den the wheel from Brigham CITY To
Ogden. but claims that ne purchased II
from a man IN the BoN Elder city for -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
HOTELS
TAILOR.
CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERs

ElHD COWAN CO
is0 South ~. Temple. Een naons ii.t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03

ALL MA AkES. =, ID. BATES ELECTRIC
So'. ell kearns bids, Phones 2Ta4
n5SJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
VACUUM CLEANERS

ALBERT ARNOLD. LADIES' TAILOR
McIntire blk, 6S .iun. rm 33@ ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
FURNITURE REPAIRING
LADIES' TAILOR.


NJ. FUCKER. SUITE 1857 MERrsS
tile blk Bell 203G; guarantees perfect
Htilns' x2i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
NEEDELEWORR

~~--~~--~~--~---~~-~-0~0-~
FINE NEEDLLWORK AND EM MSRO!D-
cry: nne linens specially. Louise 2.
Roe Gf1 So. 9Th East Ashton avenue
crr line. Ind. phone 2i29. s224s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
PHYSICIAN

DR., JSo. N. sPAyLp.lISSv sPAyL .a y
nj nion saves YOU from 80 toe 70 4
ordinary calls, office. 81; ncs csssrss
yecyiar fees. 400 Judge plrSl pglrvlapi
pnones-nell .757; res,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
SHEET METAL WORKS

COUCHAfAN & co. HEArIEc
sheet meal works. All Kinds OF furnac.
'epaf work 2SS South West Temple.
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CASKET FACTORY

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UTAH ChSKET CO.. MFRS. OF IN
dertakors' supplies Phones: Day 1868;
night, 3Sll-Z. Phone or wire rush or
ders. So ". Sth SO. Salt Lake. s9S2s
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DETECTIVES.

MAfLoN DETECTIVE sERvIcE. OLD.
q .yS snG Des'. Mot new concorn. POS
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CHINA DECORATING.


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re" locatioD. - East Srd South ~
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CUT FLOWERS

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TIE l.EADlNG FLORIST, W. ". KING,
2lf' f. 2nd So. Both phones 81. o29'
HUDDRRT FLORAL CO. CO so MAIN
ST. Phones l06 Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. u1632
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Nj. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGESSGi
-SlSilcd and unsIcilied laborcrs @ @lnt
nshed. 40 East Ist South, corner Ioui
mcrciaI. Ecn phone 1855. Ind. 9-"' ~"
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DRESSMAEING


FIRST CLASS DEESSA'a KING: REA-
sonacle prices. Wasa;ch 1857. Al
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INVENFoRs' MODEL SHOP


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East. Members OF sister md
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PERSONALS

ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
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dress all communications To Mrs. Adju-
tant Sloutc. ~ East Third south street
salt Lake CITY. uIlI-