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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-26
Save Farms From Fire.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPHI. July ga fire started in the
dry grass and brush north OF the Broad
head farms at -Four Mile creek Tuesday
morning. The fire soon developed dam
gerons proportions and raced across the
foothills to the northward, threatening
destruction TO the farms OF W. @. Orme
and John c. Painter,
Sweeping across the bench In ever
widening scope the FIRE went close to the
edge OF Orme,s farm and on northward
TO Painters farm In what is known as
the Little valley"
Mr.. Painters grain and other crops
wore only saved from destruction by
prompt and hard work by a force OF
friends from Nephi and Levan. who hur-
Iied 10 his assistance. A number or
fences were burned. but no great dam
age was done otherwise. The fire trav-
eled over an area several miles lonS and
nearly mile wide.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

hORGAN-FuneTal services over the re-
mains OF George Dewey Morgan. who
died IN this city July g. 1912. Will be
held from the Sixteenth ward chapel to-
day ttridnyl at =. IN. irterment City
cemetery. Friends wishing To view the
remains may do so at the residence, 562
West First North street, between the
hours Of 10 and IL Ladies of Banner
hive No. /. L. o. r. NJ and ladies' OF the
Auxiliary OF s. Y. OF N a. are invited
TO attend.
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Pioneer Day in Eureka.
Special to The Tribune.

SVtVIdI 10 TIC IIIUUIc.
EUREKA, July 25.-Pionccr day wa,
observed In tho three centers OF the Tin.
tic district. In Eureka A fine programme
was given at the Crescent theater I'm tn,
afternoon. j. H. Mcknight and Judge
John o. Freckleton delivered interesting
addresses. The business houses OF the
city were closed and the city took on
a holiday appearance.
AT Mammoth appropriate exercises
were held at the opera house at 10 O'Clock
n. m., Prof Joseph A. Reese delivering
a splendid oration, and a fine musical and
literary programme was rendered In the
afternoon all kinds OF sports for old and
young were held at Emerald square. a
big dance at Hassell's hall In the evening
closed the festivities OF the day
Silver City drew tho bulk OF the people
OF the district TO their city in the after
noon.
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luMeERMEN TO MEET,
Programme OF Sports and Banquet VIII
Mark Annual Outing.
Special TO The Tribune.

Sn<fldi 10 j ne
OGDEN. July 25.-openiug with busi-
ness and social session at I o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. the annual outing Of
tho Utah Lumbermcn'g association VIII
be held at the Hermitage In Ogden can
yon tomorrow and Saturday. Both re-
tail and wholesale lumberincn from all
points In the state will he present. ON
Saturday there viii be programme OF
sports, the chief feature OF which is a
bali game between teams selected from
the retailers and wholesalers.
A banquet Will be served tomorrow
evening. At the first session IN the aft :
ernoon the programme will be as fol-
lows.
Address. President % r Becbe; ad-
dress. Trade Ethics" Robert Anderson.
Logan: address Parcels Post and Mail
order Problem" J. n. Baker. Salt Lake:
address. Object and Purpose OF Retail
Local Organization" ". e. Civilians.
ogden: address. Shall Collections BE
Mad. n Part OF Association Work. J.
w. r. Volksr. Ogden. address. Define
open Territory" G. W. Merrill. Brig
ham City
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Celebration at Nephi

Special TO The Tribune.
NEPHI, July e5.-A rousins and Sic
cessfui celebration. such as has not been
seen In Ncphi In years, marked the pass
ing OF Pioneer day.
An excellent programme, three dances
SHOWS. TWO baseball games. motorcycle
races. horse races and other sports oc-
cupied the entire day and people turn cd
out In numbers exceeding those presen;
at any celebration FOR a long time Prizes
were given In all the events and also
q prize was given for the best deco
rated home Mrs. Harriet Bird and John
Vickera and William Howell were award
ed the prizes for the oldest pioneers
present At the North square. The prize
for the best decorated home was given
to Or. w. w Bennett Nearly every
house IN the town was decorated with the
national colors.
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DIED

BROCKMAN-In this city, at the l. D. s.
hospital. Mrs. Abigail ], Brockinan.
HEed 50 years. wife OF John w. Brockrnsn n
OF Pasadena, Cal. Body at the pariors
OF Eber W. Hall. Funeral notice later.
ALLEN-In this city. July -. 1912, Mrs.
Lillian A. Allen. aged 81 years. wife of
the Rev. J. II. Allen. SO Ninth East
street Remains nt tho parlors OF E6er
W. HILL FunerHl notice later.
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CHARMING OUT KIDS"
Wards Of Juvenile Court Enjoy Country
Homes In Summer Season.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. July 25.-Judge V. G. Gun
nell following a system which has been
successfully tried in many eastern COM
munities, IL engaged IN securing country
homes during the summer months for
city children who arc located In down
town districts under unfavorable con-
dltions- Ho states that more than a
doz.n children. rs wards OF the Juvenile
court. have been ''farmed out during
tho past month. but that there are many
others who would nc pleased 70 expert
ence tho same treatment provided suit
able homes could be found. The chill
dren arc not considered under parole and
earn their own board while In the coun-
try during the hot months. Judge Cum
nell declares that the plan has worked
40 successfully that the boys and girls
often return with reluctance 10 their
city homes.
Judge Gunnoll hopes 10 hear from re-
sponsiblo parties living In the county
who are not averSe 10 caring for chill
dren who arc not delinquent. thus afford
ing some OF the boys and girls n trip into
tho country districts during the month
OF August
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Special fO- PrOsresslvcs.

tof-IaT % - IfINsn7-
OGDEN. JCiy -1.-Arrsre.nslls ttv. bees
so-pssiss ~hsrsby 80 Hssfr ccursY e-i,rztss
= ths tiats coarenfion q, - rroursssirs Re
r,elic.zs a. Provo -sat Saturday arr % r,sEr
ths trip ir s-rrlsi tfElu urcr tts Hio GrE-fs
N. t-ain 20 is.rs o-esa as ff1 r. Tsr
csisEaie- .rnza roE Elfer ylgH:y also xiu hcs-i
tss uaia tsis P2.lL vhile tts Davis z-f
salt Lake cocztF Ls'rrst111 viU loars hs
trails az ofh-f raiaft
Ir sfsi'ioa 90 ths -sEuls lg s7pr'-tsi f-,s-
Estes. Frsat FDsu. rlg psEar1Es- EEsat %
the Re Cr1E- rEtfs Lrsf uaaY 0Ihsr Re-
rusit-arf ans s3Es ftr nsDa-fsts tsre a..
raug-t % zsts ihs i-t7 isrurizE a ia WIS.,
tstis- ,rr-. tho r1sth ed sf - r.sf- rtsa
,se ''Buu NooE, EaTtI i fsra.ti,y isuscs-s
te Utak
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ARREST GIRL WHO RAN
AWAY WITH CIRCUS
Mary Marlean, Apprehended
in Park City, Will BE Re-
turned to FL Paso.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PARK CITY, July 25.-Mary Marlean.
girl II years old. who came here with
Cole Bros show today. was arrested by
Sheriff John c. COney and viii be held
pending word from relatives. Sheriff
Coffey, July Is received a telegram from
Mrs. l.. Mdrlean at FL Paso. Tex. in
which IL was stated that the gin had
run away from home and was wanted
Notice Of the girls arrest WAS sent 20
Mrs. Marlean Immediately and the sherif
is awaiting all answer from her. The
=irfs only ohensc has been that OF run
ming away from home.
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Art Work by the Insane.

s'N'0s1'Nf
PROVO. July 25.-An sduca tionaI ex-
h!5it and rehearsal OF the work done in
tho feeble minded department Of the
state mental hospital was presented at
the hospital this evening. the occasion be-
ing the closing Of the school year. The
principal branches taught are manual
training. needlcwork and art and some OF
The work turned out by those unfortunate .
people compares fuyOTaby with work
done under other and more favorable cir
cumStauces
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APPEAL FOR AID.
Mayor ef Ogden Asks Citizens to Help
Nevada Fiocd Victims

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 2S-In a telegram 10
Mayor a c. Fell the RELIEF COMMITTEES
In charge OF tho situation At Nazura
New. has appealed 20 the citizens of
ogden for funds 20 relieve the suffering
resulting from the resent cioudhurst IN
monded that assistance b. given and has
authorized the Commercial National
hank L. receive the contributions 70 the
ogden fund. The message from Mazurna
e as follows
''AiAzuma. New, July q. 1919
Mayor oi Ogden Utah
We appeal 20 your Eood citizens for
assistance IN the relief q the Seyon
TrouEis district sufferers Ten thousaut
dollars vii be required 20 relieve the
situation.
your quick response will De appre-
ciated Remittance. First National hank.
I.ovelock. Who Eivcth 10 tho poor.
lcndeth TO the LORD.
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Father J. J Enrfght
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Ask for New Bridge.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

SprrIaT 70 THO TfIDNNr.
OGDEN. July 25.-At thu morning session oi
the board Of city commissioners n petition was
received from The property owners OF the south
ern section of the city nskiaE that new
bridge b buiit tho wehor river st Thirty
third street. and also Tor Improvement Of th.
street. The matter referred TO J. c. Sye.
superintendent of streets. Tho j. p. O'Neill
company awarded the contract for the I'm
prorernents In sever district No. Iis. The bid
o. tho ONeii company 3teo1. vbils that
Of Tho wh,el-risht construction company. the
nnIr nihrr hlhh-r Sb-NS
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TEAMS IN DEMAND.
Weber County Road Improvement Raltec
Through Lack OF Hauling Facilities.
special to 'rhe Tribnnc.

SVtNiHI 70 INC ITlbUnr.
OGDEN, July 25.--Thc extensive road
building operations in Weber county. to-
gether with the many other forms OF
construction work now in progress. has
caused a shortage In the available sup
ply OF teams and wagons TO the extent
that the county's new steam roller can
not be placed in operation Until more
teams can be secured TO transport
crushed rock from the crushers at Idle
wild 10 the Riverdale road district
County Road Commissioner Joseph
storey declares that the contractor who
has the contract 20 furnish the rock for
the work on the Rlverdale and Wilson
roads has not been able 10 keep both
rollers IN operation owing TO the short
age In teams. As result. the crusher
in the canyon is operated at reduced
output. The county pays sl,20 per ton
FOR the transportation OF the rock for the
macadam roads.
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Eephi's School Census.

Sp'riAi 70 Inc Inbpuc-
SEPHi. July 2j.-The taking OF .bc
school census has been completed by.
Trustee 4. r PaNman and shows the
following number OF boys and girls ol
atnooI age IN Nephl: Boys In First ward.
eo.. boys Tn Second ward 80. tnt.i I-s.
-iTls IN FIRST ward. 225: girls In second
ward. -5s. total. fs3. Tho number of bows
enumerated last wear was az. and the
number OF Eirls tsa.
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Change in Management.
speciai 10 Tho Tribune.

Special IN Tho Tribune,
OGDEN July .5.-Another chang" ia the
managerial stan Of the local branch o, tho
Mountain States Telephone Telegraph com
pany announced To-Day. Sam j. Jones who
succeeded ". 7. Madison local manager but
few weeks ago, Is TO quit this city 10 take
charge OF tho oompsnyt Provo branch. and
y. ". Carroll OF Fort Collins. Colo, has bcon
named his ruccessor. II Is said that Ar.
jone- had tho option ot remRiaing IN Ogden or
taxing charge OF the Provo system aud no chose
the latter b-csuse he has home IN tho Car
Gen City. Sr, Carroll arrived In Ogden today
and viii take full charge early next week.
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Each car viu average lLooo hoTs5- The zip
meat po~ on the ~sy Will bs Used cIsiu,irely
a. RiyerdA!e and North os.el. The assoc!A-
tioa has bad difficulty IL pazt S-ars ir
securing n SgEieisat supply OF crates. but MF.
Hall declares that there viii be 10 trouble
lroE- ,hts srure> during tho present season
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BULL MOOSE SPECIAL
Official Train Via D. Sg q

To the Progressive party convention M
Provo. saturday, July q. Train leaves
Ogden az S;lJ a. m. Salt Lake at $3.50
a. m. Returning leaves Provo after
close OF convention. One single fare
for the round trip- Tickets good Re.
turning July -. Everybody invited.
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Comparative weather data at Salt LAX. City.
July =. 1873:
Highest ;empoiHtu today Nas - degrees
highest IN thta month sineo is7s idc de-
gree: lowest last Night 70 degree: lowest
TITS noath since 1875 vas G degrees: mean ton
psrAtETe for today 50 degrees. normal vas
. degree; accumulated dcscieaoy since the nrSt
% ,he mouh & 50 degrees accumulated eIoes.
since January 10 - degree
Relative humidity 81 a. to-day 2. per
cent; relative humidity At ?. m. today it
Do cent
Total for the lw-uty -four bours ending n s
2 m ro,-: total for this month 20 date
Ia iN inch>s; accumulated c,coa TOR this month
fsic h u OF inch: total precipitation since
January ! IN date = Z. lnchss. accumuli 81
rErcss since January Il 10 inches
sun Tis"s a; Sis a n. suu sets AZ 7Ss .. n.
Iuiy q. i'i7.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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EXCURSION TO PROVO

July @. one fare rates on Salt Lake
Route. return july 20. Progressive
party convention. July %. Tickets on
sale l69 50. Main and Union station.
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Drug Victim Sentenced
Special 10 The Tribuns-

OGDEN. July .5.-Gerad NcDonald drug
ur-r and declared By ,he county authorities IN
have heptonsuiho tendencies. vas sentenced by
judy. J. A. Howell today 10 two years
In the state pcnitentisry tho chaB. Of
third degree burglary Mcdonald pleaded guilty
"a hs.o stoier than 3.S worth OF carpen-
ter tooln from the home OF y. e Peterson on
Grant avenue Hts operations covered a period
~ weeks. the taking n tool and pawn
Ing Il whenever he needed supply Of
coczira
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, MATTRESSES AND . LUNCH COUN-
ter girls. Yellowstone park; SIS.
3 Mattresses, city. SS
Waitress. hotel. Idaho: free fare; $50
Inter Mt Employment Agency. NO;
". End South. e2St'
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Indicates Big Crop.

OGDEN JBir = -Accu-tirE ~ Na-tE.-
Mail q, ta- nxrsa F-sitrrrsrrn ssrcrtssln1.
so-s t4es O, ths stg gTsrr crs7 sra~-tsi ir
weA~- co-ztr tnis s..so1 "a, - Gsin~t frrz
~. ne "a. t-- -sisfiL To- = - r~rrh tnr-.
ha- sfrrsG- n-s1 unleafef - - aesn-tsfi1r's =
~.-~s-rl.< In fhis ctr arf th-rs are -vs car
loads o. ihr rsy 20 Cstsa troa - sssI
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE Do EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
Hnd tnricerTnist line. Highest prices
paid for rsw furs and Mild animals
r Stencil Fur Co. t51 2. srd So q
yrars in Salt 1-akr. a1a.s
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WE TEACH YOU A TRADE IN A FEW
months time: no expense but your
work. Electricity. automobiles. plumb
Ing, bricklayinR. 100 satisfied worknen
today; forty Jobs going. Catalogue free
United Trade School Contracting Co:
Los Angeles e+76
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Granted License to We'd.

Special IN ID. Tribune.
OGDEN. July "a marriage license "a. rrBn,-
ed today TO L<Si. Garner OF Huntsville and Cora
NJ Ba,sman OF EaYrrllie
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AUCTION SALES.
GROCERY SPECIAL

->(---~~~~-~~~~~---~~~~~~~--
SUGAR PER SACK. s5.95; 10 POUNDS
new potatoes. 25c; ! 4s-Ib sack OF flour
and III. baking powder. sl.15. Pint ma
son jars. per doz.. 55c; best creamery
butter, 3Oc
CHICAGO STORE. Iie WEST 1sT. so
nnrmI
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WANTED-AcTIvB MEN TO SELL
groceries. Wholesale, TO the consumers.
Exclusive territory. Good commissions.
For particulars write Edgar Jones Com
pany. 93S e6th Street, Ogden. Utah.
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LIVERY STABLE.

mccoy STABLE. CAKhis,s ~
light livery horsos eouSH'
Phone 81
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VACUUM CLEAN6S

ALL MAKES FOR sALE ne. ps.s
Carpet cleaning done. = - IA
trio %. 3al Atlas. Wasa tcn -
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PATENTS


MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED:
expert worsnanship: satisfaction guar
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HAIRDRESSING PARLoR

GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESsTNC
ulanicur1ng. etc. Sasse's Hsirdr~sine
Colese. -1Tsi
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w W, KING,
2l4 +. 2nd So. Phone 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO, s2 SO. MAIN
st Phone 105. Cut flowers and fi-
neral designs. n1532
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WHERE TO STOP

-.-.-~------~-------~-~l--~,,-'--'7.-..c- - -
LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAsa ~
go rooms. rates. 55c, fVe SN'
ern: hathk. l5c.
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PATENT ATTORNEY

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade marx o. eoqynShts. scs J. N
Thonlas. Eagle block oIst
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ARTICLE III.

This corporation shall continue to ex
ist for period OF seventy-flve (75) year
from date hereof, unless sooner dissolvet
and disincoTpoTated, according 10 law.
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JOB DIRECTORY
What's your line of workf

What's your line of workf
Are YOU a salesman accountant tailor n s,
r.nber domestic servant cook, a nurse teau..|
carpenter a metal worker-or do you follow any a.,
more of the other scores Of employments?
Are YOU interested in directory Of the Jobs tb., .
available in YOUR vocation or in other lines9
Do you want to know what's doing in the world.
work 7-read The Tribune Wants.
The Wants outline from time to time the chance. ),
are available in every line of human endeavor.
Wise workers read The Tribune Wants.
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j I'll HINTON

President Spring Creek Irritation Co.
OLIVER r. JENSEN
Secretary SpriuE Greek Irrigation Co
Date OF nrst publication July Is. 1919
e-s-i
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Notice ia hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Spring
Creek Irrigation company will be held on
the 17th day Of August. A. d. 1912, at
the hour OF eleven GD a IN. at Holiday
ward house. Big Cottonwood precinct.
Salt Lake county. state Of Utah, for the
purpose OF amending articles Nos. Ill.
posed to amend said articles so that said
articles shall read as follows, respec-
lively to wilt:
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WANTED-GOoD LIVE SALESMEN
20 sell insurance for the Aetna Lltc
Insurance company. IN the state of Utan.
Good contracts for men who can shoW
results. Address c. Ed Moss. manager
loi5 Boston bldg. Salt Lake City, Utan
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BOO RAILROAD LABORERS. TEAM :
sters and station men; wages $3.50 and
f216 per day. long Jobs; good station
work at best prices I'm country; George
Anaconda, Mont. Clifton, Applegate &
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DENTISTS
DAIRIES
CAMPING RIGS

-, ry,R
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS IT n
yon rigs FOR outing trips ho"'
Exchange. Wasatch iI29.
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OVERALL LAUNDss

--~~-~-~~~--@-- ---s..,,ov
UNION OVERALL LAUSD,Sr.s
catch 4422-J. Plain -'e'
.5c Yes. we mend.
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JAPANESE GENERAL AGENCY. $50
West 1st South, wasatoh 1911. Help
furnished for hotels. restaurants and pH-
vnte families; also work by the day; rail-
road and construction work, mining n
speciality. d3foo
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

WAN IED-NIhI II 1h14
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

ALL GOOD STENOGRAPHERS WHO
desire 10 add to their income by dolnS
substitute work during the vacation sea
son are invited 20 register at the KEN
ington Typewriter Employment depart
ment Good positions now open, NO fees,
112 So. West Temple 81. e='Vo
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA wAGE.NER'S STrrDTO
y East Third South. Chlna suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lesBous. cgsq
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel. restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
66 West End South. Phones {84.
c743
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. l64 SO. West Temple. Phone
1919. d3
e G.. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
mud emoalmer has moved 10 new loca-
ton. 2e5-227 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50 o33s9
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR All,
makes. i0e T.. Ind So. waSatch Sf03
d3f1s
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NOTICE.

LOOK HEEE-iF YOU WANT TO CtrpF,
C4Iukcg use Halls raaE-r and d!Yhthsri.
remrdy sold by al druggists. a.u5Gi
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WANTED
MISCELLANgnue

DON'T GET SUNHr~ns,ss,
Come in our cool basemsn,
daily paper and have VOW !.
paired or polished.
MONARCH SHOE REpspn,.
Il East Second So. Phone Wss's
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FIFTY LABoRERs. APPLY AT SITE
OF New Salt Lake City high sohcol'
18th East, between sth and sth South-
y. J. Moran. contractor.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

LiNlNos. CRATES AND WATER
yaeAo's, bl makes, G.. u. Lovott Foun.
aiS' - y. 'th West Boil 22Oi-K. a.g0.
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COLONIZATION MAN WITH
experience 10 handle the sale OF citrus
fruit lands on tho famous Ridge In flo-
Tido- One with an organisation preferred,
Very liberal contract Can earn slooo IN
commissions monthly. w. j. Howey "
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
CtTY-GENERaLLY FAIR FRIDAY AND SAT-