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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
"Stony" McGlynn Today.

STONY" McGIynn. the old American
association star. arrived in town last
night and VIII pitch today. With Nc
Glynn. McCloskey hopes 10 get even. Nc
Glynn pitched topnotch baseball in big
company and he Is confidently expected
10 do business in his old-tIme form In
this league He certainly looks Ike 2
husky lad. and appearances bear out his
reputation as being a horse for work.
Johnson another new pitcher for Nc
C1oskey. Is expected within a few days.
lie comes from the ST. Louis Nationals.
II is now practically certain, although
official announcement to that effect
cannot be made. that next years Salt
Lake lineup VIII not contain the names
Of Leo Dresser. Wills Morgan and
Johnny Pendleton. These players are
slated for service In the National leag que.
with Miller Hugginss ST. Louis club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
German Yachts on Way.

HAMBURG Germany July Sl,-Thc three Cor
man sondcTklaesc yachts which are 10 take part
In tho challenge races al Mnrh'che.d. Mass, IN
sep,nmber left hero on July % on board the GIN
cinnau They are Angela, belonging 10 'hc Crown
Prince, Serum owned b. Waldemar Tictgcns OF
pnmburr and wIttcIsbach owned b. Christof Alt
al Berlin Messrs Wctsmaun. TIctgcus ana Drc-
w!tz who will sail the boats, viii leave With theiT
crows about tho middle OF August
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
Deposition the First.

kfrrnt fur,her deposes and saws
that on the day and date herelnoe-
fore mentioned the Salt Lake Base
bali club am the Great Falls Base
bali club engaged IN game; co.
.est ,~isl struggle Sattle and con-
,on,.or. that IN the course OF SAID
same the said Howard Murphy. owinE
10 great and preponderating dcsr
i'm his heart that be would colllee
,,ws.ed ~ ball batted by one
sR,ycE" weaver a member OF the
Grea, Falls Baseball club atore.
said that said mum was the direct
and responsible csuse of two scores.
,aIlies counters. checks or runs ne
Ing made bv the said Great Falis
PssAhal club. that the nuf by the
said Howard Murphy occurred IN the
sixth inning OF said game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01

HERE personally appeared be
fore me on this. tnc 3lst day
- July 4. D. 1918. one John
l. J. McCloskeS. who affirms.
deposes and says, as follows
10 wit. That he is the manager OF
the Salt Lake Baseball club that
as such manager IL is his duty 10
station nino PLAYERS a, such points
about the Saseball neld as VIII III
hfs iudcmep, make FOR the best In
,erests OF the said salt Lake Base
San club. that on the day and date
before mentioned. he. the said Johh
r McCIoskey. stationed IN posiuoh
technically known as right held one
Howard Murphy: that he stationed at
a posltion technically known as sec
ond base one Arthur SchlTnp1f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
PHILLIPS HIT
AND BEAT REDS

CINCINNATI. July 31,-PhiIadelphia
batted savagely today and easily won the
natl. 10 4. Brown began the game
FOR Cincinnati. but he proved easy and
was taken out after the seventh inning
Herbert "A recruit. succeeded Brown.
Seaton pitched well up 20 the eighth in
ming when ne was ha mmered for two sin
giles by the first two batters and gave
bases on balls 10 the next two. One run
had scored and the bases were filled
when R!0ey was called upon 20 relieve
him. Rlxsy Immediately struck out Sheck-
ard. the FIRST man 20 face him. Berg
hammer. the next man TO bat sent out
a long rs on which Clark came In from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01

sHI1f.AFF. IlTee-bltN EIts-IIN0'sl WaTf'o-
Sacrifice hits-vsn. RobinEca. DemsEgio. ors;.
TuTEson. Stolen bases-Clypes. van. Left
basss-MiEsoulA, . nGttn. Double piays-To.
bin 20 yna. WHALING 10 TurEcoa 20 Whaling
Ore. 70 Turseon. Hi,f-on Kellogg = one
third o, inning. Struck out-By CarmAn. I. b.
Ro5lrroo, J. Basss on hails-of' Kellogg. I; ~;
Rosir.on. /: or Carmau. Hit By pitcher
~ Kellogg fNorss and Carfnanl. Time OF game
hour 30 ninut.s- umPre-Elsey.
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Deposition the Second.

At0ant further deposes and SAYS
-bs, in the ninth inning Of SAID
game and AZ q time when the con-
test was even ps between tnT ."o
si,,he aforementioned, the said Ar
thur schimpff by himself and in ~, ne
own person. through lack OF dih-
genco. gk,i and speed. permitted the
said Great Falls Baseball ciuo 10
rbock or run. that the said score,
teUv. counter. check or. run gave;
devised and beausathed 10 the saln
Grea, Fails Baseball CLUB a VICTOR
over the said Sal, lake sa'eod''
club -
Further deponent sayeth not lot
fear OF being arrested on charge oI
usins loud. profane and ooisterouS
language ,,rryr-
(Nctarisl Ssall
Notary public IN and for the conh-
~ % sails Lake. state of Utah-
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TIMELY SWATS GIVE
COPPERS THE GAME
Errors Also Contribute to Mis-
soula's Undoing; Pitcher
Kellogg Quits Early.
Special to The Tribune.


BUTTE. Mont. July 1i-super!o- hitting at
times when they meant runs coupled With orrors
gave Butte today's gamo. 70 3. from Mssouia
kellogg. who started for Butte. HIT for two
runS. and he hit two barsnen, causing bis relief
In the first inning. Robinson kep, tho visitors
hits 30 well IcAtteTed that they could not score
again until the ninth when Robinson eased UP.
MIGSOITI,A
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Summary Tvo-baso hitB-Ruatenhavon >. Stolen
bases-Lussi Gibson. Jones. Murray. Sacrifice
hits-Cronn. Woolums. Runs hattcd in-By Men,
geS. Dorch Woolums. Double play-Rustcnbavcn.
WssFlcC and Woolums. Struck out-By Fowler,
?; by RustcnhAvou. 9. Bases on baliS-Oft Fowler,
s: off Rugtcnbavcn 8. Hit by pitchcr-By Fowler
tWessler and Woolums). Loft bases-Helcna.
4: Ogden. 10. Time OF Eame-1 hour 30 minutes.
Umpite-Frnry.
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Federal League

AT chicuKo-Pi.tsburg. .. 0; Chicago. 4. !.
A, Cleyeland-St Louis. 4; Cleveland, 8.
AZ Kansas City-Irdianapois. TO- khnEa
City, T.
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Summary: ETroTs-ko1otcby. Maranvllc. svoc-
nov. Threc-h4so hit-wh!,.cd. Home runs-
Marz1yilie Lord. Hlts-ON Geyer. 8 In two and
one-thrd innings: of salico. In six and two
thirds Innings: OF Perdue. s IN six and one-,hird
Innings: of Tyler. I IN two aad tWo-thirds 10.
uinss. Sacrifice hts-Magec. ssilee. Sacrifice
ny-Wingo. Stolen bsses-Lord. Smith (3l. Oakcs.
Left on bases-st Louis. s. Boston, 4. BAso- on
balls-ON Geycr. J: ost Pcrduc. .. of Tyler 1.
Struck out-By Pcgdue. >: by sallcc. J. Tine o,
game-i hour 50 minutes. Umpiros-oDay and
Eusle.
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Failure to Hit Opportunely and Errors Lose Gam
Two Errors G1ue Great Falls
Three of Their F1ue Tallies
Winning Run Let in on Play That Should Have
Been Easy Third Out; Salt Lake Unable
to Hit in Pinches

Salt Lake. 4; Great Falls, 5.
At 0gien-Helena, 3: Og-
den, J.
AZ Butte-Butte. g.; Missoula,
3.
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PHILADELPHIA.
ST LOUIS.

Summary: TWo-hRIo hItsvStoyaIl. Gtrdner
Double play-Ccilins and HcInois. Loft on bases
st. Louis. !: Philadelphia s. Bases on balls
or B0umgardnor. 3; OF Plank. ?. Struck out
By BRumgardueT, Q. by Plank, 4. Time OF gams
i hour IS minutes Umpires-HildoSrand and
Evans.
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Salt Lake Gets Three.

The home team began the game look
ing like winners In the first inning.
with one down. Spencer drew d pass and
Dresser got a single. Huelsman then
sent II over the fence, the operation
counting three runs. Needless TO add.
the two succeeding batsmen did not see
first
Great Falls took one in the fourth and
undoubtedly would have taken three more
had II not been for Spencer's activity, as
previously noted.
Hester started with single over Sec
ond. Faye popped one over second that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-01
CUBS BEAT GIANTS
IN UPHILL BATTLE
Cheney Gets Credit for Win;
Marquard Is Not Charged
With Loss.
National League.

Yesterdays results:
Plttsburg. .; Brooklyn. ..
Chicago. 3. New York. 4.
Cincinnati, :: Philadelphia, .,
ST. Louis, 3; Boston. 8.
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sBatted for FRlkonbcrg in the oghth.
tran for Lclivelt IN the eighth.
.Bnttrd for Thomas In the ninth
''eated for Hall IN tho ninth.
Score by tnn;ng6-
Cleveland .....s..s.......o Sb
Boston -.,,...,...-r....s.o o ! %
Summary: Errorb-chepman (2). Carsch. F.lk-
enberg Two-bsso hlts-oson. Lelvelt Hits
or bedient. 6 IN and two-thirds innings :.
Off Hall. in aud oDe-,hjrd innings: of
FaIksnhers, In Boven inDingG; of Gregg. ! IN
innings. Sacrifice hits-GraneJ. Car!sch.
Stolen bnses-Leibold. Bates Double rlays-Le-
bold and olson: Chapman and Olson. Left on
or FaIkenbers 5. of Gregg, 1. off Hedient, 2.
First base error-Cievoland. / Hit by pitcher
BY Gresg tLeHis and Waguer)s struck out-By
Falkenborg 3: by Bed.ent. 8 Time OF game
q hours 10 minutes. Umrires-o Loughin and
Sheridan.
SECOND GAME.
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RED SOX STRING Of
VICTORIES BROKEN
Maps Win Both Contests of
Double-header; Hooper's
Catch Is Feature.
American League.

Yesterday results.
sh!ngton. /. Detroit. {.
New York, 3: Chicago. /,
Philadelphia. 3; ST. Louis, 1
Boston. .. 2; Cleveland, ., 4.
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Western Tri-State League
Cobb Signed by Ogden.

LINCOLN. S~s.. July 3i.-Psui Cobb. b--sh.- al
7 Cobb - the Detroit Ane-ie.ns recently give.
an ureo7tiiioasi release - the Lnc7la wss,era
lsaEus elm. has algrst rith the OEten rtah
team OF the Union AssoeiAsion- Cobb Ia out
Calder.
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Continued on Following Pagc.)
Kodak Pictures Finished.

supplv So yHS fss Nam street Se EIeasiye FsGye
photo Dealers advertisement
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NEW YORK CHICAGO.

1.-TWO out when winning run scored
sBn,tcd for Moore IN tho plnth.
Score by innings
New York ..............,.o a.
Chicago ...s,.............i Is
Summary: Errors-Burns. Fletcher (2) Mitchell
Two-bn5c hitr-Saior, Meyers. EvorS Threo-bsse
hsts-Murray. Schultz. Elts-oH Lavender. In
tlvo and Lwo-thirds innings: Oft Moore. IN two
and ono-third innings. off Cheney. none IN one
inning: of aarquard. In sevcn and one-thrc
innings; off Frommc. 2 in and one-third in
nlnsB. Stolen bascs-Sehultc. Leach Shafcr
Bresnahnn. Left bnscs-Now York. 8. Chicago
10. Bases balls-Ot Lavender. {. off Marquhrd
8. off Fromrue. !. Struck out-By Mavquard o.
by Lavender, .. Tlrno OF game-2 hours 20 min
utos. Umpires-Rigcr and Byron.
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SECOND GAME
CLEVELAND
-



Score by innings
Cleveland ,..-..........,a{ o o o q %
Boston .s......,,.-.......0 o o o.
Summary: Errora-Olgon. JanyTin (2). Two-bnse
hIts-OlEon Wagner. Thrce-base hit-Hal Hits
or Mosciey. In ono-thlrd OF inning: Off
Foster 2 in wo-thirds OF inning: Oft Hall, 2
IN oght innings. Sacrifice hit-Chapman Dou-
bio play-Turnor, Lajoie and Olson. Left bases
Cleveland. ]: Boston, 10. Bases balls-0H
Moscley. I: off BIandug. g. off Hall l. First
base on errors-Cleveapd, .. Struck out-By Hail.
{. by Blanding, 2. Timc Of game? hours min
utes. Umpircs-o' Loughlin and Sheridan.
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Southern Leagu,

Al B.rrniashara-chGusa0ogA 5: Birmingham.
AZ AilantA-S&s6yille. =. Atlantis 10.
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ST. LOUIS BOSTON
ST. LOUIS
Score by innings

sBst,ed for wingo IN the nin,h.
tBat,sd for Oakes IA the fourth.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimprovec
CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS. ATTEN-
TOM
GENUINE PROPOSITION.

Our client has an improved piece OF
property within u blocks Of MAIN
oihEEI, on FIRST SOUTH. that he will
Seih SS1. ior sl2.000.00, on following terms: :
w w 'h Iease the property for term OF
~ years at rate that will guarantee
purchaser per cent per annuu on his
money. lease to be subject 10 cenccla-
e.oii AT any time al option OF purchaser
anu dt end or ten years II property has
nol Deen sold In the meantime. purchaser
can get his money back. or can exercise
an addltional option given purchaser by
our client OF accepting $50 900 90 for the
property at the end of the twentieth year
ana receive all the rents from the prop
erty during the last ten years.
as security for the lease and the pay
rnent OF the sums mentioned our client
VIII furnish $4,000 90 OF per cent, 20-ycar
gold bonds. gilt edged, and Will allow the
interest accruinS on the bonds 10 oe kept
IN iund as additional security during
the life OF the agreement which would
accumulate a fund sufficient TO refund
the money at times mentioned
Gontemplate for one moment the posi-
plllties or such proposition In grow
Ing town like Salt Lake. with the glowing
future ahead Of this western country,
y GU absolutely run no risk whatever
aVimg the property in your own name
In! at an llmes, which secures your none
iully, and in addition thereto you have
the O0OO worth OF GOLD BONDS
craving . per cent per annum with also
ihe accruing interest on the bonds again
invested invest IN additional gilt-edge securi-
Ties, practically giving YOU double the
amount or security, average, behind the
money you Invest. II you want to make
the surest money you ever made in your
life, give this proposition the closest in
vestieation. II history repeats itself here
as 1t has in other cities In the country.
then the one taking advantage of this
proposition might make himself independ-
emily rich. Phone w. sol or 22l3, for
Agent and make appointment to talk
same over. e2712
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands

For Sale-Farm Lands
-~-~~~~-~~~~~>>O~,-~-~
SEE PARK VALLEY FOR
YOURSELF.
We don't have 10 force tile sale
Of Park Valley lands,
II sells Itself All we need do is
show II. j, speaks louder and
more convincing than we ever
could
Just think OF seeing oats s II.
in. nigh; rye. a. . in. high;
wheat . n. 10 IN. high, timothy.
! r. 10 In. high,
Take a trip TO Park VALLEY now
with us and we'll glow YOU these
things, also It few others that will
open your eyes.
This. mind YOU. Is on sl5 and
E1I50 per acre land.
We'd like to have YOU compare
It's crop abundance with land that
costs $3.50 10 5000 per acre
Men who have been farmers all
their lives marvel al the pro-
duct!veness of Park Valley land.
Crops seem TO grow as II by
magic.
Come. see for yourself. You'll
hnd things c%actly as We say.
postal card will bring full
particulars.
PACIFIC LAND 6 WATER
co, 18th Floor Walker Bank
Bids, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION.

BOMESITE ADDITION Is tho gard en-
spot OF the southeast and is being inn
proved with pressed brick cottages faster
than any addition on the market. We
are selling these cottages faster than We
can furnish them and are building them
seven at time HOW CAN WE Do
IT? Because we are giving our Gus
toners more for their money and making
better terms than they can get else
where.
$50 TO 800 CASH
$50 TO $l00 CASH
and balance in payments like rent Will
place you in new, coZy. p-to-date cot
tage, with cement walks. trees, graded
streets. FREE WATER and large lot
on which YOU can raise all the vege-
tables your family can use.
HOMESITE ADDITION
Is located on 5th East. just north of
Wandamere. Take the car to Homesite
today, examine the cottages We have
built and are building, then come to our
office and let us show you how you can
secure home Of your own for the money
you are now throwing away for rent re-
ceipts.
M'KELLAR REAL ESTATE & INVES-
MENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Paid up capital, Sl00 600
402 and I03 Walker Bank Bldg.
e333S
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Beautiful just completed 6-room bunga-
low. double floors. beamed ceiling, pam
fet loaded glass doors kitchen has ce-
ment tile walls. gas range gas water
heater, linoleum. best OF plumbing large
closets, large cement front porch, large
sleeping porch full basement, furnace
with hot water coil. This is a real beauty
Price. $1,000 on terms.
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Two STORY 6-room bungalow. has fur
mace. full basement fruit and coal rooms,
leather paneled dining room, buffet. sep
arate bath and toilet gas. Lot 90 by 100
teet. lawn shade, barn. coops, all goes.
$1,000: $+00 cash, balance easy
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BEAUTIFUL HOME

SACRIFICE,
Largest and best building site In Fed
eral Heights. One-half Its value. Tel.
Was. 2260, e3713
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REAL BARGAINS.
WE MOVE AGAIN

New broom pressed brick bunga low has
oullt-in fireplace. bookcases, chandeliers,
cemented basement. Near Ninth East.
S2boO, on easy terms.
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New 5-room mottled pressed brick bun
galow. large rooms. oak floors built-i
buffet. fireplace, bookcases. basement,
large porches. $3.50. easy terms.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY
LANDS, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH
.ELkO COUNTY, NEVADA $500 TO
$500 PER ACRE. SPLENDID FARM
AND RANGE LAND-TO ENCOURAGE
SETTLEMENT. THE Z. r. COMPANY
OFFERS THESE LANDS IN TRACTS OF
l6O ACRES OR MORE AT VERY REA-
TERMS OF ONLY oNE-TENTH CASH
DOWN. BALANCE YEARLY PAY
10 YEARS.
NO RESIDENCE rs REQUIRED on
THIS LAND, IT WILL PAY YOU TO
GET PARTICULARS. MAP. PAM
PHLETS OF
PACIFIC LAND AGENCY.
NO 10 w. SECOND SOUTH ST.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
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FURRIERS

EURS REPAIRED AND STORED
Geneva c. Hicks Co. 6S So. 9th East
Was, 3707. c983
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

SAhsAGB CANS FURNISHE1 10 ~;
sa nitaour our service. s.. l.. Scaveneer e
Wasstcy TIgno"Dage "a Co. 20 East ath South
es627
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LANDS FOR ALL
eS757

90 ACRES. 7TH EAST AND 18TH
South; Groom brick house, flowing
we'll. acres Of young orchard, all tile
drained 16 acres In garden; $4,000
VIII trade for improved property-al or
part.
WESTERN LAND CO.. a1c Judge Bldg
e34l7
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LOOhlNG FOR AN Al BUSINESS
INVESTMENT2

IN fIS 7 MENTY
An old established, frst-class candy
store. merchants lunch and ice cream
parloE. equipped with up to-date soda
FOUNTAIN. etc; doing a cash business of
over 500 per day; located on the best
business street In Pocatello, Idaho: is
offered for sale owing to the SERIOUS
I 1NEAPBCTED SICKNESS OF OWNER
Wll De sold at Inventory price, $4,000
About half cash will handle this, balance
nperal terms; or will trade for livestock
or good collateral. This is a chance of a
lifetime and will bear the strlctest In
Eestisatlon; bankers reference, etc. For
lurther particulars. address Pocatello
Advertising Agency. Z. O. box 1888, Po-
catelio, Idaho. e2238
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25 rooms on one floor In the very heart
of city about Is rooms rented 10 perma-
nent people. balance transient; very cheap
rent. clearing over 500 per month Only
Sl200; terms.
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WALTER ROMNEY or II. SAVAGE,
81 MAIN ST.
WASATCH 1430.
a fine building lot. 50X142 feet on Lo-
gan avenue. opposite beautiful Maribor
ough place, on very easy terms Price
$3.50. Compare price with surrounding
values,
WALTER ROMNEY or Fl. SAVAGE,
81 MAIN ST.
a9ooa
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co, BEST
work, reasonable prices. Office. 122 L.
Broadway. Was. 1854 d3l70
UTAH PAPER CLEANING co, OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass &c Paint Co. Elk. 400
Res Was. 2040-W, r742
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HOUSE WRECKING

FOR HOUSE WRECkING, CALL NY
land 225S-M. e530
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10 ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING; ROOMS
cheap If taken at once. 129 q. 4th So.
e3772
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Is rooms modern. downtown retail bust
ness district; nicely furnished, rent only
$50. a fine opening al $1,000: terms.
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A WEST SIDE SNAP.

Good 5-room brick, newly papered and
painted, new plumbing. beautiful lot in
lawn and some fruit. $500 on easy terms.
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j. PANEK, PRACTICAL BURRIER. 124
f. Broadway. all work guaranteed.
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HERBAIJST
Master OF all called incura bio diseases
Salt Lake offices, I16 South Main Free
consultation by presenting this notice.
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FURNITURE OF A 9-ROOM HOUSE
for sale; house rents $50: close in In
quire 377 So End r, Suitable for board
ing house e3763
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II rooms. nicely furnished; rent $40.
Only $500; terms.
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HMiLf ~, LAUNDRY. CURTAINS. DONE
elS5 mana; called for. delivered Was
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO..

BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.,
1923 South Main st.
WE MOVE AGAIN
OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS DEMANDS LARGER QUAR-
TIERS. SEPTEMBER WILL FIND Us
AT 34o AND 3l9 SOUTH MAIN, CORNER
OF POSTOFFTCE PLACE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous


WANTED. A InGH-CIASs MAN
Utah corporation OF $500 600 capitali-
ZaIoh, OF two years standing well os-
Iaoishcd and handling a sound staple
!ahu proposition. without doubt one uf
lne pest In the west. wants an able bust
ness man, capable OF acting as ass!sta mt
manager, or sales manager, and a man
capan Ole OF investing from $4,000 TO $40. 900.
with his services This company has az,
sets amounting 10 many times Its capt.
,al stock. and can show where there Is
piGnty oil work and plenty of profit.
al OF It's conditions can be fulfilled. to-
Selner with references as to standing and
business ability
Ing. e00N ''e'
Address Pig. Tribune. e3l2O