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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-29
WILL MAKE FIGHT ON
FAKE PHYSICIANS
Weber County Medical So
ciety Takes Up Crusade in
Official Manner.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-Iu accordance with
n decision reached by the members or the
Weber County Medical association. DR..
c. p. osgood. member ot the state board
Of medical examiners. Is TO be supplied
with the names OF so-called physicians
who. II Is alleged. have no right TO as
sumo the title OF doctor or TO practice
medicine In this state Tho object OF
the crusade Is 10 prosecute and drive out
those who have not obtained legal right
TO prnctlce. The proposed action is con-
sidered BY the members Of the associa-
ton TO be In the best interests OF the
peoples health.
The new officers who have Just been
installed for the ensuing year are: Or.
4. A Robinson. county physician, presi-
dent: DR.. w. T. Whale1. city physician,
vice president: DR.. c. r. McMurdJ-. sec
rotary and treasurer: library committee
Drs. n. :. joyce. z. P. Mills and Ezra
Rich: membership and ethics committee,
DIS. J. Il. Morreil, l.. II. Smith and g. Il.
rIet-el
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Utah Well Represented.
ecisl TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-The Weber county
members of the Utah Gamers associa-
ton who expect to attend the national
convention In Louisville. Ky. next month
held conference with e. r. Lois. gem
eral agent FOR the Santa Fe railroad. IN
the Weber club today and made the
final arrangements for the TRIP There
will be more than twenty Utah Gamers
in the party The trip will be made via
the Rio Grande and santa Fe lines. lesv-
ing Ogden i'm a special car on Tuesday
afternoon, February 4. After spending
one day in Denver and two days In Chi
oaSo tho Utah delegates VIII arrive In
Louisville on the following Monday.
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.Unmcrging'' a Problem.
20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Jan. .s.-UntiI he is euliGht-
oucd b. further Information from the gen
cral officials Of the system, city Ticket
Agent Paul Bccnlcr Of tho Hartman
lines is iust little bit puzzled as 10
what action viii be taken by the passcn-
ser departments relative to the ''un-
merging 81 the Union and Southern Pa
cities. Acting on an order from Gerrit
Fort. -cncral passenger agent Of the Union
Pacific, Mr. BeeTuer is having the name
Southern Pacific" obht Grated from all
railroad stationery now in use tu the To-
al Office and tho words have already
been removed from the signs which ap-
pear in tho ticket office windows.
Mr. Eecmcr does not believe that the
'.urrcrgiug'' of the two lines and the
elimination NJ Southern Pacific business
from the pfficc= of the Union Pacific and
other Hartman lines will make necessary
tho establishment OF n district s T.. tick
% office lu this CITY.
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Changing Shop Locations.

Sr<cIaI 10 The IrIDunc.
OGDEN Jan. 2s.-Sevcral changes In
,he location of ogden business institu-
tions viii be made within the next few
vccils. Tho Pcery- Enisely Hardware
company. nov located al $3.50 Washing
nccuuied by tho ToSgery clothing store
lt 2fH5 Washington avenue. The Stnf-
ford hlilliuery company. a branch OF the
Salt Lake company. ~ 10 occupy the store
~ eiI5 Washington avenue The latter
firm ls now located at .5s7 Washington
avenue.
Wiih the completion OF the extensive
improvements az the Reese Howell build
ing tho Manhattan clothes shop. now To-
Gated at 1869 Washington avenue. VIII
alove into ouc OF the ground-floor apart
mcuts tho other to bc occupied 10y the
Howell establishment Tt IA anticipatc cd
that some of thn changes viii bc made
a5out February /.
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'-K904 Ie90 II MHt35hERN; Ht3ihsT GAS AND -
Hyiand 554-w. go q 9Th So,f
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Death Held Accidental.
4 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Jan. 2S.-A verdict OF accl-
dental death was roturncd by a coroncr'g q
Jury today in tho death Of George w
Ilales who was killed IN the Rio Grandc
railroad yards January when he
came in contact with switch stand and
Was knocked under q moving train. The
jury. which was summoned three DAYS
after the death OF Mr.. Hales. was com
posed Of r. II, WadTuau. Joo Pingree,
Jr.. and c. w Hogan.
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Doubling Power Plant.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The Trbunc.
OGDEN. Jan. os-JavinS provided an
additional water supply by raising the
dam in Ogden canyon, the Utah Light
& Railway company is now preparing 20
Install machinery which VIII double the
capacity OF the hydro electric station on
Twelfth street. C.. 4. Kohn, general SUI
peY1ntcndcnt OF tho company's power sta
tIons, and O. II. Honnod. general cleo
tricaI engineer. were In the city today
on a tour of inspection. They stated that
the placing OF the additional turbines and
generators would be started early in the
spring
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Funeral of Miss Douglas.
al to The Tribune

SpfDial 10 i ne lI1Dinc-
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-The funeral scrv-
ices FOR Mias Wealthy Douglas were con
Quoted by Bishop Robert McQuarrie In
the Second 1Jni chapel AT o. clock this
afternoon. Other speakers In addition 20
Elshop McQuarr7e wero r. :. Browning
John \. Boyle and George Shorten. The
musical numbers were rendered by w
Wright Gus Sanders. Myrtle Ingicy.
Elsie Shorten. Naltc; Stevens and Rhesa
stevens intermcni sss made IN the OS-
den C'ltv cernefsrv
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Don

Don Z thiuk because you have taken
many remedies in vain that your case
is incurable.
You have not taken Hood Is Sarsa-
parilla.
II has cured many seemingly l-bpe-
less cases Of scrofula, eatsTrh, rheuma-
tism, kidney complaint, dyspepsia and
general debility-msny cases that may
have been worse than yours.
What this great medicine has done
for others il can do for you.
AsTc--is-n.aD
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Ready to Raise Steel.
al 70 The Tribune.

Spocis. 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-With nearly one
hundred tons OF steel unloadod from the
cars IN this city. Manager w. A. Lar
kins OF the DlnwiJde Construction com
pany Is ready To start actual construc-
ton work on the I,ccles office building
as soon as weather is sufficiently favor
able. AS soon az the supreme court OF
the state returns declsion IN the suit
which Involves the use OF tho south wall
ot tho old building, the wall viii DO re-
moved. THIS decision Is expected carly
next month
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Sunfower and Sagebrush
pcciaI to Tie Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-The annual party Of
tho Ogden Kansas society Will be held in
the Weber club rooms Wednesday even
ing and responses 10 invitations have
been received from persons residing in
Coriunc. Salt Lake, Provo and from points
as far south as Mammoth. In addition
To music by the Jones orchestra there will
he vocal solos by Mrs. 7. II. Masters OF
Provo Miss Nellie Rsmey and J. W.
Ramey OF this city. The principal ad-
dress "Why They Left Kansas" will be
delivered by ! r. Cooper.
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Faces Many Charges.
,lal 10 The TrihtIne

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan 2S.-Robert Boyter. ar
rested in Idaho Falls. Idaho, and wanted
here for alleged enbezzlements in connec-
tion with land sales, has been unable 10
secure funds With which TO make good
the defalcations and will be brought to
this city FOR trial on eighteen counts.
Deputy Sheriff Tom DcNine. who noti-
fled the local authorities of Boyter's in
ability To- raise about $500. the amount
needed 70 pay the claims has been In
structcd 20 start for ogden with the
prisoner at once
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Francis Frost Buried.
10 The Tribunc.

NI'IIda 10 T 4Tt y IUUIIVs
OGDEN, Jan. 9S.-Manv sorTow!Dg
friends including his former classmates
at tho Ogden high school, attended the
funeral OF Francis Frost at ST. Joscph's
church this morning. The services were
conducted by the Rev. Father r. NJ
Cushnahan AZ 10 o'clock and consisted Of
the requiem mass. The pallbearers werc
w. j. Lever G. Allen, T. Brophy, Z.
Morissey. Il. Mumfort and G. Corly. The
Rev. Father John RYAN conducted the
services at the grave in Mountain View
cemetery.
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Held for Montana.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 23.-fIaying failed TO
connect the mans operations with auy
OF the forgeHes recently committed I'm
thig city. Shoriff II. z Harrison has de-
cldcd To turn John McDernott over 10
the Butte. Mont authorities. He IA
wanted there for alleged fraudulent checL,
operations. Sheriff Harrison haB been
notified that ar officer viii arrive in the
city for McDsrTnott tomorrow morning
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S-EooM ,1r MODERN CorTACr
Buffet Or phone Wasa,ohh hh9slrs W..
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People Wanted.

- = =. ,--T-r-N ~
YOU MAY HAVE Fck5Oi ,bat "a,
that free denonstrS.lu.y n ms ~,
etying overy day NJ - syery -
We are anxious 90 '.clyes jcS
eh@nGe n.Sds2 to iSSrh ,So haSst i0 won't g s9' bs
cent, and 1t is pie, s1re ,,,r. 70 lf Iif. :. =
fS,I' lScp think Of it. Better rss1,,Ie,ss. s,,I,s ~
SOC Tor voUrsclf--fTee a.pgyayrl,itoo-ss.,,<
tImc-any day. Were the ,iiaras i.a,1 -
Co. you know at f.S 10
our phone Is Vssaien 80
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leo Crop is Excellent.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special 90 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan 23.--Tcc tVcnty-tvo and
a half inches thick. tho best harvest In
fvs ysArr. according 20 Manager billy
Wilson % the Hermitage, - being cut
from tho surface OF tho power dam in
ogden canJon. In addition TO this. (. is
said To ba absolutely free from foreign
"a distances. Manager Wilson Is hsr-
vestlnE a supply OF $50 tons for use a,
tho canyon hotel during tho coming sea-
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE TO TAKE THIS OJ'POR-
tunity Of expressing our sincere thanks
to the many friends who so kindly
assisted us In tho recent sickness and
death OF our beloved father and brother;
also for the many beautiful floral offer
iDss.
MRS. M HAGEN
PAUL ". TEIORND
no0es
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Granted Iicnnso 70 Wed

sn-ec.L 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. @S-harrisEo licenses
were granted today 20 Herbert \. Brown
and NiEB Ma-garetha Witteveen. both OF
Ogden. Waiter Calvin waldron of Nor
gan and Mary Hazel Watt Of Trcinouton;
John +. stewart and Miss Mar ". wcy-
utsat. both OF Warren
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ABL E-BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the u. 5. marine corps, between the
ages OF 10 aud 35; must be native born
or have first papers; monthly pay $40 10
SOP; additional compensation possible,
food, clothing, quarters and medical
attendance free: nf,er 80 years' service
can retire with as per cent OF pay and
allowances; servico on board ship and
ashore In AL parts OK tho world. Apply
at u. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Ofhce.
iCS MAN 81, Salt Lake City. Utah. NJ
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Held for District Court

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-F. &. Brooks. ar
rested IN thi5 city few days aSo FOR
che alleged drawing of checks on a Ma
hid hank. in which lac had only I cent
on deposit. WAS arra4rucd before Judge
". II. Rcedcr this morning on 4 charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
teuseS. lie was held under 5000 bonds
for trial in tho district court
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING,
WANTED
Wantsd-Male Help.

WANTED-MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
AND DEVELOP 4 NEW Local
BUSINESS. 80 CAPITAL REQUIRED.
MUST HAVE TE1U FASHIONABLE
REFERENCES .lS TO HONESTY AND
SOBfIETN. SHOULD HAVE NBllIIY
As SALESMAN. AND SLIGHT kNOW1-
EDGE OF BOOKKEEPING. ADDRESS
=. .. BOX 1916. STATING HOW LONG
IN CITY. FORMER POSITIONS MD
LENGTH OF TIME IN EACH. AND
FIRMS TO WHOM WE MAY REFER.
u215t
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MEMS UNCALLED-FOR TAILOR
made suits and overcoats at sncrt-
nee Splelberg TaI;orins Co.. 81 w. SEC.
ond South kle0i
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PERSONAL.

IGDfEs-;IoCo REWARD; I Poss .e.s'
~ qua runtee my grs@ g:a ,.usyss ?,
Monthly ronedy; 'ate,f f,sta shsa>.
of tho longest. most oos... oss. 10 -
cages in three 20 Ave osy';v won: 2,
pain or intorforencs Thr Dr. =.
$50. Double Etrenst9. NRarsss
Southington Remedy Co.,
Mo
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SAYS PURER WATER
NEEDED FOR OGDEN
Report of City Engineer
Points Out Conditions He
Declares Require Changes.

Special 10 T6e Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 2s.-That the water which
Is now supplied for use in Ogden city 's
NOT as pure M Il should be Is Indicated IN
,ho annual report of City Engineer H. j.
craven. as presented and accepted by
the commissioners at their regular
meeting this morning. The engineer ad-
vlsss strongly the exercising OF the city
water rights IN South Fork canyon.
where tho Ogden River Reservoir com
pany ~ now building dam and reservoir
for lrriGa,iug purposes.
This IL the portion OF the engineers re-
port regarding the impure water which
ls now finding its way into tho city reser-
yoire.
The emptyins OF the reservoir OF
the Utah Light & Railway company
near the head of Ogden canyon, eN
poses q flthy condition OF the reservoir
and there arises from the muck sro
mud and from the decayod vegetable
and mineral matter found there
stencil which ie naUseating In the eN-
freine and a. most OF the water con-
.urned hy ogden city passes through
This reservoir IL demonstrates more
fully than ever the necessity or extra
effort being made by the city TO Sc
cure a supply OF pure water: This
can be done through our Ming on
South Fork.
that everything be done 10 secure all
our hlingS on South Fork. Also that
proper appliances for measuring wa
ter both in South Fork and the city
reservoirs he installed.
With regard TO the improvements made
during the year 1912 the report shows
that In some instances the WORK
amounted 70 third that which was
accomplished ia previous years. Thls
"a bic shows the sidewalks built during
4c pa~t three wears.
Total Cost OF Total feet
City's Work built
1910 SIS, ,s5O.l6 25,l2O
1911 ..-.-.......,.. 1899 2S.52e
1912 ...-.......... 5,651.II 10000
The paving improvements FOR 1919 as
compared 10 1910 are shown IN the fol-
lowing table:
Cost per Total Total
81. sd. taxation cost
1910 .. sg2O S41."2+.lS S6j, .05
lpI" ..... @.s, lo.StS.s6 lp.s4s.S5
scctior1 a.5s 1O.2lsI7
5 total oG GIG feet OF eigbt-inch sewer
was buii' throughout tho city during the |
wear. the system now totallng thirty-sl%
Irilc5 OF sewer.
nv using tho 1912 firurcs as a basis, the |
,.o>t OF maintenance for the general en- |
-!ueeriuG department was twcntv-eiGht |
Uer cent lcss during the past year than |
lE 1871 ard two per cent above the cost |
10 1905 Tn" general cost for three years |
ts shown 10 bc M follows. 1910, 50. l62.52 |
I4ff -Uf 90 iGi" "a OIS II
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a ul EtNE, LARGE STORE; IToo
wlrthil1, H'sS Ses FGgas; aoo5.l In Hooper 81 s
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TWO e-RooM. THoRorc,
roc resldenGes; 6s and "a ssLY s1LY No6
700 per month each. Inouirss sseSant ~
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John F. IIlnehan Dies.

SpcClal 20 Inc I1lDUne.
OGDEN, Jan. 2S.-John i. Liuehsn, FOR
Twenty-Five years a saloon keeper In this
city. with his place OF business on lower
Twenty fifth street. died at the home of
his sister Mrs. Arthur i. Mullen, 2S11
Grand avenue. today. Mr. Lnehan had
been retired from business for the past
three years. The body Is at the Kirllani
dali und ertal<ing rooms.
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Wanted TO Buv-Real Estate

WANTED TO BUY-LOT AND HOUSE
on Ninth East street, off Ninth South
Give complete details and exact location
ne,S
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1-KooM BRICK, T0rrrI
Ath So. Apply IN resr hN; ~ "a,
Hagen. Phone Was. 5677 c'0ss, 4
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND THOR
oughness characterize Utah Business
College training. Day aud night. Begin
now. Boston building 1851
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DANCE-LEARN TO DANCE. WALTZ
two-stcp. three-step. taught In four
lessons IS Postofnce place. bet. Main
and West Temple. Dancing Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday nIghtS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodward. INSTRUCTORS Lessons
daily. m2sA5
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE


United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter OF Adolph Levin. bank
rupt 1861 in banltruptcy.-Peti-
ton for discharge.
To the Honorable John \ Marshan,
judge OF the district court OF the United
States for the district OF Utah:
Adolph Levin OF Nidvale, In the
county OF Salt Lake and state of
Utah. in said district. respectfully repre-
seuts that on tho 9th day OF July last
past. he was duly adjudged bankrupt un-
dor the acts OF congress relating to bank
ruptcy: that he has duly surrendered all
his property and rights of property, and
has fully complied with all tho require
ments OF said acts and OF the orders Of
the court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore ne prayS that bo may be
decreed by tho court TO have a fun dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. cn-
cept such debts as arc excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this 2Jrd day Of January, A. n
aDOLPH LEVIN.
EaYI-rltrl
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MASSAGE.

MAGNETIC AND VIBRATORY MAS
sago. New York method Rheums tlsru
cured. ~ Gelena block. End South and
state 5ts. MIA
NAPoF BATHS AND ELECTRIC
treatments, 6S East tth South nc5S
SWEDISH MASSAGE, BATHS HOME
treatments special Tor nervous cases.
Nasatch tZ96-K. n3OI5
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CLOSE IN; SAVE CAR TIvr
mousse. Inquire 55 W btb q: ehoQt
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Arm. FIR, WITH BATH az
Wssatch 3ola. v" u, hl
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sIhIcTLH III ~ MODERN s-Roo7;- ~
Let v Wcs.' T''2 ySssi, gas for two psSS1sS gS ,c7
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STROCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
dotel. restaurant and household help
headquarters for laborerB.
S6 West and South Phone tst
c7dJ
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'-H9SM sGTrin23 MOP .; BRICK. 30 s@]
''i'iM 5Sa Ell rL,S% s MccoSaNpds55as 4 8
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MEN WANTED no WEAR OUR
russcs. NJ guaranteed. Rex Drug CO;
w. Temple and Broadway. h6EiS
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ness college prepa ra ton for business
e H start course now. Boston oids;, ss
DAY or night et53S
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- r5n02eSMS; 30, ALL KINDS, Pp,c---
i59 MAIN STREET. LIZ saoS y
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERlbe

John ]. LAAS, MECHANICAL t.sy|
neer. structural designing; =,
drafting: iuYentiuS speeis'u- -
Kcarns bldg. ". 1925. =
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses rrns.

PART Oio s-ROOM ,Sc,S,,-.,>-'es'>Q
either J rooms nsti1ElsS Her>,I
DOWNSTAIRS, Inquire SgS p or
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: or 4-ltOOM BRICK C0'TTsc
mo- close In. Was. cor Aye q
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Warte do Rent.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
young couple and infant Rooms noU.f
be neatly furnished and havo good heat
lsht. ventilation and hath. good neish-
oornood and within 10 nlnutos' ride from,
business center. State price. kind of Ii-bt.
neat and floorg, story. location, Eizr rr-p
ber and equipments OF rooms. Address
E-55. Tribune. Hs6i
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse Porter Walton Co,
27f State. rny78i
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KPfsree IN Bsnkruptcy
Salt Lake City. Jan q. 1873
nse7c
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Tie paving improvements FOR 1917 as
compared 10 1910 are shown in the fol-
LOWING table:
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WHERE TO STOP,

>~-~--~---~-~-~------- - FAST Isl a
LINCOLN HOUSE, tS Lna 20: -
$50 rooms: rates. 36c' sVo ANS -
ern: baths. l5c.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
fnsnt First Congregational church: we
get you a position free OF charge Teie-
phone Wasatch 6822 1868
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for iron. brass, rags, bottles, rub
Der, copper, etc $40 So. 4th West. Phone
Wa6atch 229 rnIg73
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SECONDHAND CL0THhu

RESI- PRICES PAID FOR md H1.<| ~
clothing. w. Glicunan IL souD ,i;7|
Temple. Was. iJ13.
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Mosida-by-the-Lake" irrigated land
is n wonderful bargain at $IOO per
acre. Drop card TODAY to the Ma.
tional Savings & Trust Co, Top Floor,
Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City,
Utah and ask for information. (AdyD
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CoLORS RESTORED.

IN CARPETS. OLD, FADED NY,
Colorless rugs and carpets made 70 ~
like new, without injury 10 the ~
costly fabric. Prices rearonabt. ln,t
Martin. SO W. ist South. Phone VIZ
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