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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-29
OPPOSED TO HOWELL.
Provo Republican Delegates Said to
Favor Bush for Congress.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Aug. 2s.-Two-thirds OF the
delegates chosen at the Provo primaries
tonight for the state convention will &c
to Salt Lake September intent upon
ending the congressional career OF Rep
rescntative Joseph Howell. according 10
predictions Of local Republican leaders
tonight at the close OF tho primary bal
loting. These same delegates will espouse
the cause of NJ. NJ. Bush for congress. il
IS declared.
The delegates chosen in the 1--WE wards
Of the city for the state and judicial con-
Hcntions follow:
First ward-State convention: s. Bach
man, ]. G.. Duff!n and George T. Judd
judicial convention. Joseph r. Bullock.
George T Judd and Mrs. Il. Bachman.
Second ward-state, A. Craven and s.
il. Belmont: Judicial. Andrew knudsen
and w Il. II. PaXmsn.
Third ward--State. Eph Homer, n ~.
Nadsen, Mrs. Mary ]. Vincent and l.. L..
Nelson; judicial. 7. w. Carter Joseph w.
Dunn. .. II. Madsen and J. J. Johnson.
Fourth ward-State. John ID. Dixon and
Harvey CIufr: judicial. A. l.. Booth and
j. r. Frtsby.
Fifth ward-State, Don w. Conoyer,
George II. Brimhall. James Glove and II
G. Hicks. judicial. Jacob Evans. j IL.
McEwen. ~. s. Payne and +. r. Jones,
\ majority OF tho judicial delegates are
said TO favor the nomination OF Jacob
Erans for judge OF the Fourth district.
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PEDESTRIAN IS HIT
BY SPEEDING AUTO
Edward Bichsel, Prominent
Manufacturer, Suffers Sc
we're Injuries in Collision.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 9s.-A serious automo-
bile accident occurred at noon today
when Edward Bichsel. a prominent man
ufacturer OF Ogden, was run down and
painfully Injured by Driver Lawrence t.
Dee. son OF the late Thomas D. Dee
According TO those who Witnessed the
accid ent. Dee was driving powerful
runabout at a high rate OF speed along
Washington avenue between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-flfth streets
While Mr.. Bichsers injuries arc not re-
earded as dangerous. they are very palm
full They consist Of a fractured shoulder
blade, a scalp wound on the right side
OF the head and bruises about the body.
Mr., B!chsel Is past middle age and this
fact will make his recovery slow. That
the manufacturer was not fatally injured
az regarded by e-witnesses remark
able. for no was struck full in tho side
by the car and was pulled from beneath
the machine, although none OF the wheels
passed over his body or limbs.
The accident occurred In front OF f6t
Washington avenue, Mr.. Bichsel. who Is
partially deaf stopped from behina a
wagon at the east side OF the avenue
and did not hear the approaching auto.
Dee applied tho brakes but could not stop
his car In time to avoid striking the man.
Mr.. Btchsel was removed to his home,
718 Twenty fifth street. in an auto aud
was reported this evening to be resting
easy.
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'DYE SWEEPS COUNTY;
MATTSON MEN BEATEN
Weber Clerk Said to Control
State Convention Dele
CATION 3 to T..

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. estate Treasurer Da-
vid Mattson WAS Overwhelmingly defeat
ed for control OF the Weber county dele
CATION 10 the state convention. when the
Republican voters OF the county at the
primaries tonight gave County Clerk
Samuel G. Dye approximately three
fourths OF the whole delegation. or the
fifty-two delegates named throughout the
county. Dye claims forty. after conced-
ing two or three doubtful ones to Matt
son. With three exceptions. Dye will
control all of the tWenty-one delegates
from the country precincts. In the city,
twenty-five of the thirty-one delegates
are conceded TO be his SUPPORTS.
Mattson and Dye reside In the same
voting precinct, the twelfth. and the
county clerk carried that district by a
vote OF forty-thrce 10 twenty five
The only contest I'm the primary was
for control OF the delegation to the state
convention. because OF the general sup
position that only one man from Weber
county can get a place on the state
ticket. IL now seems certain that Dye.
backed by large majority OF his home
county delegates, will secure the nomi-
Mattson. who asptres TO become secre-
tary OF state. Spirited contests are re-
ported from almost every voting district
In the county.
nc i'hONliS dic tHt ucIeedteS 10
state Republican convention at Salt Lake
on September O.
Ogden city: First district. Joseph Fl.
Belnap. Mrs: May l.. Shipp; second
Claude r Moves, H. ]. Packer; third
William Allison. e. r. Geiger; fourth
Mrs. Addie Angel. Fred King; ffth-w.
b. Van Dyke, Jr.. A. II Moyes; sixth
w. c, Howell. f. w, Kennedy: seventh
w. 5. Hi: eighth-John Farr NJ. l..
Jones; ninth--J. j. Barker: tenth-Mrs.
Christine Harrop, II. r, Randall; elev-
euth-James Wotherspoon, w. n. PETER
son: twelfth-Samuel c. Dye. Charles
Hollingsworth; thIrteenth-F w. Cham
bers, John Pingrce; fourteenth-Edith
Reid G. c. Hobson; iif,eenth-R. A.
Moyes; siXteenth-D. r. Wheelwright.
James Pingree seventeenth, W. o.
Ridges J. w. Wilcox.
Country districts: Kanesville--T r.
Jones; West Weber-Joseph Hogge, Ed
ward Clark; Pleasant View-N. p. Mat
thews; HarrisvIlle-W. II Childs Farr
West-W. G. Child; Wilson, w, STRAIT
ford: Roy-Tohn G, Child: Slaterville-
Fred l.. Foy: Riverdale-.John r. Ritter:
Eden--AIbert Carver; Plain City-Lyman
Skeen; Huntsville-S V. Grow, Liberty
Oliver Penroo; Burch Creek-William
Sthnpson; Marriott-H. w. Marriott.
North Osden-A. l.. Toone; Uinta-D. T..
Donaldson; Warren-Wllliam Stewart:
Hooper,. II. Fowles: Randall-James
Lindford.
There were few contests on the naming
OF 29I delegates to the county conven-
tion in this city on September Z. and no
instructions relative to the county ticket
were given.
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RAILROAD MEN LEAVE MEXICO.
Consider Life In Republic Unsafe Under
Existing Conditions
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpcCidi 10 nc lrlDunc.
OGDEN, Aug. os.-That the officials of
the Mexican railroads consider Mexico no
place for 1ife-loring man 10 be during
the present turbulent condition OF that
country was shown today when r. Co
iaoa. president Of the Centrale de Mexico
railway, passed through Ogden en- route
10 chicago. IT was only a few weeks ago
that the president OF the National Rail-
ways Of Mexico was also in the city on
fus way east.
.. w. Sulinger, an American locomo-
tive engineer employed by the Mexican
railroads out of FL Ora for several years,
was In the city today and offered a pos
sible explanation of the presence OF high
Mexican railroad officials In America al
this time In the past month, when so
many or the American railroad employees
have been leaving Mexico, there have
been fifty-six head-on collisions and TWEEN
ty-six boiler explosions on the Mexican
rosds. This 10 said to be due 10 the lack
OF care and general Incompetence of ma
tive employees.
In the opinion Of Mr.. Sulinger. Mexico
is oooued, so far American invest
ments are concerned. unless there is
American intervention Railroad condi-
tions there, he says. are in deplorabIe
condition
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OGDEN is DISAPPOINTED.
Governor johnson Unable TO Appear in the
junction City.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug 2s.-By way of an apol-
ogy 10 the $50 men and women who gath
cred in City Hall park this afternoon 10
hear Governor Hmm Johnson of Cali
for1lia, and were disappointed, William
Glasmann, chief Of the Ogden Bull
MoosTrs, declared that the Progressive
Vice president had been 'kidnap ped" and
detained in Salt Lake.
Governor johnson was widely adycr-
tised TO speak at the city hall at 3 O'Clock
This afternoon. He was scheduled 10 ar
rive on the Los Angeles Limited shortly
after noon and when that train pulled
into the Union depot and the reception
committee found no Governor Johnson.
the wires were made warm between Og-
den and Salt Lake In an effort to Iocate G
the missing governor. with all solen-
nifty, Glasmann told the disappointed au-
dience that he had proof that the gov
crnor was forcibiy removed from the
train by six strong men at Salt Lake
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ALLOWS CLAIM INDIRECTLY.
city Pays for Balch Medical Attendance
by New Method.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Aug. 2S.--TakinS the stand
that IL was establishing d bad prece-
dent To allow claims for medical serv-
ices rendered injured employers OF the
city, the commissioners today refused to
allow tile claims of DR. George A. Dick
son and Or. G.. w Green In the case of
the late l.. 3. Baich. who received fatal
Injuries while employed as street super
visor. The claims aggregated 500.
Instead OF allowing the claims outright
the commissioners appropriated 800 as tho
sick and death benefit, the amount to
he drawn In favor OF A. +. Weatherby,
a close friend OF the Balch family. BY SO
doing the commissioners believe they have
not rendered the city liable for similar
claims In all cases where city employees
are injured
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GYMNASIUM AT SACRED HEART
Academy 10 Fully Equipped for LARGE En-
rolInnent Of Students.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Aug. "a new gymnasium,
Is one Of the Improvements at tho Sacred
heart academy during the vacation
months, and, according TO the announce
ment OF the school opening on Septen-
Der .. tho work in the physical education
department OF the institution will be
given special attention hereafter
All classes AT the academy will open on
Tuesday, September >. MANY students
have already registered. The Sacred
Heart academy does not depend entirely
upon the state OF Utah for It's students
and the number from Wyoming Ida no
and other states probably will be the lar
gcst this slr in the history OF the
school
This excellent Institution for girls ha.
become widely and favorsb bly, known
throughout the intermountain region Its
delightful location, modern buildings and
opportunities, combined with the thorough
course OF study II affords, render II a
most desirable home school
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ROWLAND HALL.

College Preparatory School for Girls.
Will Open Wednesday, September
II, 1912, at a. N.
This is the thirty-second year of
the existence of this popular school.
During this time it has had a steady
growth, which has been very crafty.
ing to those who have had it in charge.
1t will open this year with an uu-
usually largo enrolment
Miss Colburne. the principal, will be
at the school from now on, and would
like to have all students report to her
before the day of opening.
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YOUNG GIRL ATTACKED.
Assaiiant Makes His Escape When His
Victim Screams.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 2s.-Vera Armstrong
ngcd IL. ticket seller at the Peoples the
ater. was attacked by an unknown man
on Lincoln avenue about IL o'clock to-
night, while she was on her way to her
home. at 231 Twenty-eighth street Miss
Armstrong told the police that after the
man had followed her for block he
grabbed her and attempted 10 fasten a
handkerchief over her face. Her screams
aroused George Newman. who resides at
25fs Lincoln avenue and the girls az
sailant ran north toward Twenty-ffth
street. The police have received a good
description OF the man and Miss Arm
strong declares that she would be able
to identify him.
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Verdict for Plaintiff.
Special TO The 4

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug. 2S.--In the second trial
OF the case Of c. NJ Beason against the
Western Beet company. jury in Judge
y. ]. Harris's court returned verdict
at 10 o'clock tonight in favor ot the
plaintiff. He WAS "A awarded $500, the full
amount Of the claim alleged 10 be due as
commissions.
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Hailstorm Does Damage.

Special 10 Tho Tribune,
OGDEN. Aug. 2s--The Oregon Short Lane COM
pspy suffered much inoonvcnience and consider
able damage last niSht through severe hail
storm which broke down thirty telegraph poles
Wheeler. In Box Eldor county. One OF the
poles Tell close to the track that IL side
ped all of the coaches on train No. g..
The telcgraphlc communication had not been ca
tireIy restored today.
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Robert w. Herter. Lawrenceville,
Mo-, who had been bothered with kid
ney trouble for two years, says: 81
tried three different kinds of kidney
pills but with no relief. Ny neighbor
told me to use Foley Kidney Pills.
took three bottles of them, and got
permanent cure. l recommend them
to everybody Schramm- j Johnson
Dr,,ps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-29
MAKE SUGAR TESTS.
Amalgamated Company VIII Oetermin,
Percentage Of Saccharine.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Aug. 2s.-within the next few
days, according 10 Job Pingree. field
manager, the AmalEamated Sugar com.
pany VIII begin making the tests TO as
certain the amount OF saccharine con-
tained In sugar beets. The beets for this
purpose have been gathered from every
section OF the beet-growing communities
OF ltah and Idaho. The tests are made
every year and give the company a good
idea OF the quantity of sugar II will have
Tor The market long before the beets are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-29
REFUSES SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
Beard OF Education Returns Consignment
OF Composition Books.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 2s.-Refusing TO accept
a shipment Of 1l.620 composition books.
which were TO have supplied the Weber
county schools during the coming school
year, tho board OF education took steps
today TO return tho entire consignment,
which had been ordered from an eastern
manufacturing concern through the Nc
MILAN Paper & School Supply company
Of Salt Lake.
1t was found that the paper used In
the manufacture Of the books was far
below the quality promised when the
cordug TO Clerk l. II. Froerer, does not
lie with the Salt Lake company, which
acted In good faith. The trouble is said
TO have originated with the shipping clerk
OF the eastern company The shipment
VIII be replaced with the proper quality
at once, although the error may cause
some Inconvenience at the opening of
the fall term on September Is.
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City Confiscates Liquor.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug cs.-Therc being no defendant in
court to oppose the action. the nineteen bottles
OF champagne and forty seven bottles OF beor
which were taken by the police during recent
Faid OF house No. 10 In Electric alley. OF.
ncially conhsoated by the city through order
entered by Judge W. VI. Recder today. This sup
ply OF booze. together WIN more than 500 bot
ties OF beer confsceted at a Greek restaurant.
Is stored In room az police Headquarters
pending the courts order destroy the iiquoT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-29
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via d. & r. q. Every Sunday.

Provo Canyon, 500 a. m .25
Ogden, 1895 a. m, l2;40 .. m,
2:35 p. m. LOO
Geneva (Utah lake). 500 a. m... l.25
Pharaoh IS Glen. $50 a. m. ..... so
Bingham. 7:45 a. M. 2:45 p. m... 100
Trout and chicken dinners at Upper
Falls resort in Provo canyon. Special
train leaves Salt Lake for Provo can
yon points at $40 a. M, and returning
leaves Wildwood, 500 D. m; Upper
Falls, e:l5 p. m; Provo, 7:35 p. m,
arriving Salt Lake. 9:2o .. m.
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Funeral of John Brannock.

SpScIdI 10 Tn6 TTIbUnN.
OGDEN, Aug. 2s.-Tbe funeral of John Rranuock
WAS hold this afternoon. With services conducted
by the Rev r. ". Fisher OF the F.rbt Metho-
diet church tho Larkiu chapel at . O'clock
Tho musical numbers furnished by Mis,
Rate Spulros and Elvcra MeBelhach. Iutermcut
IN the Ogden city cemetery,
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FUNERAL NOTICES

II UT T o y The funeral services
over the remains OF the late james
Hutton, aged 6S years will be held to-
day (Thursday) at 2:30 p. m. from the
Mission chapel OF JOS. VIM Taylor. 2i
South West Temple street Friends are
invited TO attend. Interment in Mt.
Olivct cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-29
Republican Women to Meet.

OGDEN. Aug IA seooud rnsstInx ot th,
omen. Republican club OF Weber county has
been called fo- Saturday afternoon n, ,s..Ion
10 be held 10 Judge n. J. Harris. courtroom a,
The county building a. 5:to o'cloei IL IN an
nounoed that the COMMITTEES IN charge has ar
ranged programme OF speaking and musical
NUMBER rEscry woman voter OF ,hs city ana
county 10 Invited 10 attend
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Plans Extensive Trip,
Spcrial 10 The Tribunn.

NTF'I1I 10 IrIbunf.
OGDEN, Aug 2r.-Johp G.. Willis. who recently
returned from eStepded trip down tho Pacific
coa5. from San Francisco. left today for Europe
Ho Will, however. travel extensively IN the
United States before taking passage for the At
lanic trip. lie will so FIRST 20 New OrlcanE
thon through the southern states TO WashinEton
y. C.. and New York CITY
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Will Live in Holland.
Special 10 The Tribune.

| SpeclnI 10 Inc lribune.
| OGDEN. Aug. 2s-kndrcw RoShaar. having
| saved sufficient monoy during tho past fc~ yssrs
| to Tetire for the remainder OF HIS life. leaves
| Within few days for his old homo In Holland.
| where he expects TO remain Mr. Roshasr has
| for the past eleven years been employed
| ea,chman at the Utah School for the Deaf and
|
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coin Nsb Vas sniortained by Superintendent
y. q. GowanS al the Utah Industrial school 10.
day Mr. Murray makes a special study OF IN"
subject OF sanitation and believes tina, every
state should employ sanitary engineer 10 give
ms entire attention to state Institutions.
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes, 109 East 2nd So. Wasatch 47O3
d34l6
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

-~~----~~~-~~~---.~-- --~s~~~-~.os1~.~~~1r oI1C,
MASONIC NOTICE-ACACIA LODGE
No II will hold special meeting Tues
day. August 81. at 1880 n. m, 10 con-
duet the funeral Of Brother G. 1. Ritchie
OF Crossett lodge No. 5is, OF Crosse'''
Ark Qualified Masons invited.
T. a. NcCARTY. Secretary
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SAFES AND VAULTS

\ COMPL ETE LINE OF SAFES ANi'
vaults always on hand A few secona-
hand safes for sale Write for c!rcuiar'
Shcaly safe & Vault Co. IL +. o. plsassso
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PRIVATE HOME

q
WTIoWs MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. secluson. legal adQpuon;
Mrs. Phillips llth Il. bet. lgin ana
18th So. Sugar Sta. Hyand lZSi-n
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ART CALENDARS

y--~---~-~-~----------- -. o Z
\ FULL LINE OF 1912 CALE.ND isc
worth SOC and soc; must 80 AT Ivy,
Deseret Sunday School Union psSo7
store. it f. so. Temple. .ev..
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
enbalmer, 16i So. West Temple, Phone
10ls. d3
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
Went First Congregational church We
get you n position free Of charge Tele-
phone Wasatch 5S22 1865
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SIX-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, NEA
In. 365 East ard South. fe8i
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4-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, el5
4th So. Lawn and shade. f27'
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Studies State Institutions.
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. H-whiie On an extensive .our
q me vshi FOR the purpose OF iuvestiFattpE Goa
dltiorA Al state Institutions. J. E. Murray Of Lin
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5-ROOM MOD. GAS RANGE 44a l
3th South. f93|
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MODERN FOUR-ROOM FLAT.
ouire 25f East Sth South.
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e. G. O'DONNELI, UNDERTAKEN
ana embalmer. has moved TO new loca-
ton, 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3399
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Marriage Lisense Issued

special 70 The Trihune.
OGDEN. Aug IA marriage license va, rant
81 today 10 George A Wilson Of Wilson ana xI.,
Lillian jackson Of Ogden
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STX-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
ouIre at f4p So. 5th East. fS
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5-ROOM HOUSE NEAR IN NO CA
fare. Inquire Mr., Murk, care 2. C. M
office. f27l
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CHINESE HERBS

CELEBRATED HERB SPECIALIST.
formerly OF Visal!a. Cal: Chinese herbs
for sale. Consultation free. l.. Su Woo
Herb Co. 235 w. 2nd So e34sO
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NICE ROOMS. GAS, ETC, sos so. Isl
West, s12. wasatch 552sM, e803
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w. KING.
PA z. 2nd SO. Phone 81 b2s7
HUDDART FLORAL. CO.. e2 so. MAIN
ST Phone 106 Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs nle32
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

THE DOCTORS ADVICE:
Don't wear thin. shabby shoes. Have
them soled In up-to- date atyle.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO.,
Il T. Second South. Phone Was. 25s3
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE. a97 NOR
Main. Phone Wasatch 4s1t-M. T:
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MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED:
expert woTkmanship: satisfaction guar
anteed. z. Nielsen. 81 SO. State. a2es2
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4-RoOM HOUSE, CLOSE IN. INQUIH
Rivers Bros. 23 ". 3rd South flQ
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CUSHIONS UPHoLsTERINc


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired. Salt Lake Mattress G. Mfg
Co, Phone 3299-W p1iJ5
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COSY NEW 5-RM. STRICTLY
bungalow, good shade. only IA
from new kclth-O Brien store. rsc
able TO right party. See owner q
325 L. 3rd so.
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WANTED-TO TRADE

eoo-ACRE GRAIN AND FRUIT RANCH.
100 acres in alfalfa. large lake and res
ervoir. FIRST water rights from river: good
new buildings; all kinds OF farming Inn
plements, horses. etc. want good Salt
Lake property in exchange. w NJ. Tuf-
ford Fort Duchesne, Utah. e3020
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NEW 5-ROoM MODERN HOUSE.
1lth East ed
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FIVE ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. Al
ply PIP W. 1st So, elo
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

~~~~-~~-~--~~~--~>~-~- I,IIriA
DR. ROBERT w. HALL, PfOhhr'ssd1 ssd
AND ORAL PROPHfLAAlSN oSs5
kEARNS BLDG.