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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

on this I7th day OF September A. %.
1919 on reading the foregoing petition II is
ordered by the cour., thar hearing be
"a upon the same on the ith day OF
1ctnber A. u. 1918. before said court AT
SaIt Lake City. In said district. at 10
a'c,ocl, in the forenoon; and that notice
,raTsof be published in The Salt Lake
Tribune, a newspaper printed IN said dis
irict and that all known creditors and
n,hsr Darscns in interest may appear at
49, aid lime and place aud show caUsr
a. any they have. why the prayer OF the
Ia 1,titloner should not De granted
AID n ia further ordered by the court
,l,at the clerk shall send by mail 20 all
snoun creditors copies Of sa!i Petition
Ma .hIs order. addressed TO them at their
ain,,es OF residence rs stated.
Witness the Honorable John \. Mar
sbau 1udge OF the said district court.
80 ,be seal thereof NJ Salt Lake city
81 said district, on the 18th day OF sop
tember. a. ID. l9lS'
JERROLD II. LETCHER
seal of court.) Clerk
49, ISGca
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YANKEES PRESIDENT
PLEASED WITH LUCK

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-Franlt Farrell.
president OF the local American league
club. returned today from Cincinnati.
where he had attended the draft meeting
OF the ma ior leagues. Mr.. Farrell was
highly pleased with his prizes In the
baseball lottery.
In King" Cole. the former Chicago
National league pitcher secured from Co
lumbus. he thinks he landed first prize
Farrell says President Hermann OF the
Cincinnati club made the Columbus clup
an offer of $4,000 cash for Cole. but
that Columbus refused taking chance
In not losing Cole in the draft. The Co
lUmbus club. therefore, will get only $500
for the player instead of $12 1000.
Farrell also procured Rose and Crlss
from Houston. Criss is the old St Louis
American pitcher and pinch hitter who
has been having a great season In FeXas.
Rose has won twcnty-ono out or his last
tWentY-tWO games.
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CARD OF THANKS


We wish 10 express our sincere thanks
20 all friends Masons and members OF the
Order OF the Eastern Star for their loving
kindness help and sympathy during the
Illness and death OF OUR beloved wife and
mother. Mrs. Hattie l. Clarke cornforth-
Also FOR tho beautiful flowers.
IL II CORNFORTH and DAUGHTER.
MABEL CLARKE. f1b2I
WE WISH TO THANK THOSE WHO
80 kindly came TO our assistance In the
hour OF sadness Especially do we thank
the speakers, singers. organist. city sex
ton. and all who rendered any aid IN
laying away our dear wife and mother.
fo50f
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b AGENCIES
| RE REDRGAN|ZED.
| oSce System Purely
/ 4. Purpose of Econo-
| ni,ins in Rentals

,.,s sept. li.-consolidat'on OF
~ u. End Messenger traffic ssen-
. !. Could lines was announce &c.
-, lincs concerned IN 'he
'os are The Missouri Pac'nc'
-, Mountain & Southern
~ c;rsnde and the Western
,r,ee system. 1t was de-
! /. soaouncemont, was effected
n.rrose 81 economizlng
= ~. y, mi clerical forces. CIR
El,,ns El.1l', - The new appoint :
~ asneJ Join'ly oy o''''""
u .snr,, Isn. department tho sp-
pS.l5es the travelling passen-
~ M 1i.'y 'ryarnsworlh. general pas
70 ~, q. cincinnati. J. a. Stelteh.
~ passenecr agent, Ii"i
|f r Rlaciman, general
40 Cooper. district pas
I,Lh r,nsas r. city, j. NJ Cloyes.
~ New York, William E.
ttS ,asiern passenger agent
~ Godfrey. general agent
j s,,,,ment. ST. Joseph, Mo-
y ., =. general agent. ST. Louis.
-. 49, General agent: san Anto-
!: -ssln. southwestern passen-
,.,,,b, traffic department. the
-,,is follow: ,-,l.h,
$3.50 assistant general freiEht
~, Il. ". McWilliams, assist
,,sIehl agent. Little Rock;
e-n,s general eastern frclGht
yo,,,. " t. Stanley. general
- Ch,cago: ". n. Reed. gen
|''.,. 20" sreui New Orleans. j. ..
..os,,i freight agent, 81. Jo-
NcCarthy. general freight
/. ,,'.hprr. r c. Clifford, general
a.ss, Kansas city; J. Lamos,
s,iss, agent. ST. Louis: l.. NJ.
.'.srnl freight agent, Detroit;
se~ssll general freight agent.
.scs Blacknan. general freight
=, sor,nes. 4. :. EdmOnds. gem
u. sgent Philadelphia: 7. a.
.'.,nI freight agent. Dallas; II.
q. New England freight agent
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socll " WADE ROGERS
ATED FOR BENCH

NoipN, Sept. lL-Dean Henry
~. LOT ,he last ten years the
~ Law school, has been Sc
! ytftsldent Wilson and Attorney
.Gt!nolds 10 be the United
'N ludee for the second fed
= .onprlslng the states OF New
.nl and Connecticut. The nom
"FF'ed 10 go To the senate
i Democrat and made
sD.aihatins Governor Baldwin
~ ior The presidency at tho
(, ~ ~. convention. He graduated
ss'sily OF Michigan i'm 1874
,a ,,.O ~ The law school there
IA yo-s,ssy ssy When ne became pres
n ns., ,'Nes,ern western University He
M ~ uhiil 1900. when ne went
N, i, Nv school as lecturer. be-
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INT CONTAGION
III EUCALYPTUS OIL

i f08K, Sept. l7-Dr, j. b, Muir
y nigeon who cared for Colonel
Pi Chicago. when he was shot,
y ,eisy on the Imperator from
rltfe he attended the inter
ntsieal congress. 1t was dem
81 The meeting that rubbing
ai glth eucalyptus oil in scar,
tases prevented contagiou, he
aid is rubbed daily with the
aly the ease Of scarlet fever is
rd be said, "no one else will
lls fever. and there is no need
10 the expense of quarantining e
% separating the child suffer
We fever from its parents. An
'ee'y reported at the congress
nt'fy Head Of the London hos
us' insanity erndicates it
~ thlri generation
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Yale Footballers in Hospital.

NEW HAVEN Conn, Sept. 1.-Two
OF the strongest players on the Yale var
sity football team were removed TO the
New Haven hospital tonight. Hal, ,
Pumpelly: the sensational drop Kicker ana
fullba elk, has water on the Knee, and
Tommy Cornell. quarterback and sprinter.
has n severe attack of tonsilttis, Yale
trainers said tonight that neither would
bc able 10 get into the game for several
weeks.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District or utah.
In the matter OF Alice Heaton. bank
rupt.-No. 1865 In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tlou for discharge.
To the honorable John A. Marshall.
Judge OF the district court OF the United
States for the District OF Utah:
Alice Heaton OF Salt Lake City.
In Tho county OF Salt Lake and state OF
Utah, In said district respectfully rep.
resents that on the 3lst day OF March
last pnst she was duly adjudGed
bankrupt under the acts OF congress re-
IatIng 10 bankruptcy; that she has duly
surrendered all her property and rights
NJ property, and has fully compiled with
all tho requirements or said acts and OF
the orders OF the court touching her bank
ruptcy, ..,.
decreed by the court TO have full dis
cS,rgo from all debts 0roVablo against
nor estate under said bankrupt acts. eS-
csp. such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this slst DAY Of July. y. D: 1915,
ALICE HEATON,
Hn nlETnpt
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WHERE TO STOP

>~~-~--O--~-~-
LINCOLN HOUSE, Us EAST IST so
ESQ rooms; rates, Csc. i0c and SOC; mod
ern: baths. 15c n1239
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School Boys Gain Point.

LooANsPoRT Ind. Sept. 17.-on the urgent
appeal OF Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Douglass tho board or education granted today
m appeal from tho boys OF the Logcn.port schools
for n holiday September %. when the Chicago
National league club will play n local team
como their hero John Corriden. infiolder Of the
Chicago team. When the superintendent op-
pcarcd before tho board he WAS accompanied by
Michael Corr.dcn. aged eleven years who told tho
members that Juvenile residents OF Logansport In
tended 20 greet his big brother In fitting man
uer and II n session OF school held. tho
truant officer would have tremendous task on
hia ham
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Another Defender Syndicate.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept T.-Tho proposed tor
nation OF still another syndicate 20 build yacht
10 compete for the honor OF defending tho Amer
ica's cup against Sir Thomas Liptona latest
challenger. announced here tonight. Heading
,his proJoe, arc Commodore +. walter Clark OF
Philadelphia ownor of the schooner lrollta. more
famous the Queen. and C. NJ Pynchoon OF New
York, who tho 6loop Istaloua. Both arc
mombcrs OF tho Now York Yacht club They cS-
pcct attract other yuchlsincn 10 their propos!-
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Caponi Knocked Out.

WINNIPEG, Man. Sept. 17.--Jacll Dill
lon, Indianapolis middlewcight, defeated
Tony Caponi of Chicago In the eighth
round of their scheduled twelve-round
fight here tonight. After putting Caponi
10 the floor in the seventh with a. hard
blow 10 the head. the indianapolis boxer.
carly In the next round. finished the Chi
cago man with a short right to the jaw.
which sent Caponl down and out.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births,

John william Bell i5s South Eigh,a E.at
street. boy.
L Z. Lsnss. ei East Second soq,h street
boy
Auht'n Catssros. Judge Mercy hospital. boy
Mont obuchDn. sS5 Duncan avenue RirI
william $ Eomncy. go THIRD avenue girl
1hsneB 4. tarlFren. 1000 PaTE avenue boy
Charles E1ward Cope. s.. Marks hospiiaI slgl
Thomas Holmcs. l.. d g hospital boy
Alexander u, Dumas. 7.J Cencrca avenue rl-l
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|STs%oSo CHINDA
N WITH BRYAN

.lapan.sss Sept. l7.-vIscoun,
~ retary pss.noassador. con-
-. eshdlnr ho,,aan again today
=. ssisiatio,o over the Callfornia %
ssi..s s.ss,eaTtnment s,at sen, the ,,s,
t.;,N y Is unasrnsed IN tho con-
,. Nhetbar,'s Embass,,dor
SEER suer an answer wo,,Id
Tho interview '"'e'
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES SOLD. RENTED OR EX-
changed; easy terms, Agents for Royal
and Corona standard folding typewrlters.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. &c West
2nd South, Was. a30 and 200. d67i
YOU CAN RENT THE REMINGTON
visible typewriter six months for 5i6
Remington Typewriter Co. lT2 So West
Temple 81 Was. a. fl264
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n SS'vN RESERVED
me LAMAR CASE,

''s fUrk Tor ssp,. SEPT l7,-David La
s'a,ss cnr, Mas arraiened before
< With ,,n,ssloner here to-
= ielephoran annpersonating con
~ York as convorsations with
.n his "uhhciers. The GOV
Z. at,orr.ext .extraditIon 10 Sew
,te rrmeys rrca,sys asked his W dis ais.
sS.ss consressInniaaIt mat i the imper-
|s DecisiO,Ss u0 was = not a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
Motorcycle Accident Fatal,

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, Sept IL
speed Johnson OF Indianapolis died
late tonight from injuries sustained In
motorcycle race late today AT the north
ern Wisconsin state fair, He was riding
at n terrific rate near the top OF the
motordrome track in = mile race. when
the rear tire OF his motorcycle burst.
throwing him headlong 10 the bottom OF
the sauCer-like course, Hiss skull was
frn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired. Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg.
Co Phone 329a. pl555
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Private Detective Service


EXPERIENCED WOMAN DETECTIVE.
secret services. Women operators
speciality References. 40 Utah Saw, &
Trust Bldg. 1900
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Richards Jumps for Movies.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. Sept, 17.--Alma W. Richards,
the champion high jumper has become
photoplayer. appearing for the first time
Yesterday when he gave an exhibition
iump on tho tabernacle lawn for a film.
Mr.. Richards has not been in training
for some time and made no special ef-
fort for record Jump. but he cleared the
pole at G feet inches, and he shows TO
GOOD advantage on the screen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
Nayin Completes Draft,

DETROIT Mich, Sept. 17-Presidont Nayin nj
the Detroit American league baseball club hu-
nounced tonight that In exercising the remainder
of his drottipg privileges he had selected Ihird
Rascm,n Purteli from Jersey City aud outNelder
Demmitt from Montreal. He Cancelled his Indian
draH
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nKineu Cole Not plspleased.

CHICAGO, Sept 17.-''King' Cole. the
former Chicago National and Pittsourg
pitcher. whose good work this year has
been a factor IN Columbus's battle in the
American association, denied here todey
that he was displeased at being drafted
by the New York Americans. Cole de-
clared ne would be glad 90 play with New
York and said ne would give them all
he had -
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SECRET SERVICE


INTERMOUNTAIN SECRET SERVICE;
reliable operators, i0l Boston building.
Wasatch 23i5, ell50
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OPTICIANS

WE'LL DUPLICATE ANY LENS IN 50
minutes. Columbian optical Co.. S31
Main ST. diOAo
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LADIES' TAILOR
SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. l59 State. Was. t703. d34l6
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
sale at prices and terms to suit. Bow
ers & Evans. il3 SO. w, Temple. b3lS2
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WITH CLERICAL ASD
sienoErnphic experience Address SIT
Tribune.
ntss
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MEN WANTED FOR WORK ON EXcA-,.
vat,ou ut Brighton. $3.50 per day for
hours Inquire 42l Dooly bldg. Owen - =
Gray e. Co. ib$st
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Deaths.

September a. 1913. clara NJ. Harmon. si5 West
North Temple fircot aged 30 yclrs. proEreEsiye
muscular RtTophy.
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COAL AND KINDLING

e p DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
Wasatch 1888 h25
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DIED

-~~~~--~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~- -~-~-~~~~~-O~~~---~~O
THONSTORFF-At $50 South sih West.
September l.. oi heart disease. Mary NJ,
widow OF the tate August TGomsiorG.
aged - years. Notice OF funeral later.
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGENER's STUDIO.
II Fart Third South China suitable
for gifts md prizes. Class and private
lessons c969
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Half the Town Burned.

GVAYAQUIL. ECUADOR. Sept. l7.-IIalt
of the town OF Duran. the Ecuadoreau
seaport opposite this city, was destroyed
by fire today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-18
WAFFLE KITCHEN

THE WAFFLE KITCHEN AT 60 WEST
Broadway Us the only place in town
where you can get hot. tasty warhes
served with maple syrup and the best OF
coffee fog i5c. 1906
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MASSAGE

CALL on MADAME ERHART AT HER
new apartment Warm Springs. Was
536i-W. s2l1i
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SuNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
sos East 3rd South. Phone Hyland
1871 bij11
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MARKER AND SORTEH; GOOD
wages. Apply Murray laundry fls7SF
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EXPERIENCED PAINT AND OLE
statesman for salt Lake and vlcinityi
dress =. q. box 7oi. san Francisco. Cali
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SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS SOLES, iOC UP: RUBBER
heels Csc ND; ladies' soles. soc mp; rub
Der heels. J5c up. Work called for and
ils State ST. Was. 56G.
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FIRsT-CI.AsS BUsHELMAN; NO 9TH
ers need apply. 81 Commercial -.
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To whom It may concern: The firm OF
Burns & Ballard. known as The, Post
office Garage" dissolved partnership on
Ssntemher IA DOMINfCK BURNS.
7eP'ei"" f96iO
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JERRoLD II. LETcHER.
SeaI az court) Clerk
I25S?
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Vacuum Cleaners

VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and rented. $1.25 per day and up. Bates.
Hyland 2635. s2465
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GOOD BOY. WITH WHEEL: STEADY /
work. Drug store. End So. and stu T.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. BEST
work. prompt delivery. 265 South
State Was. 52S5. Hyland 1899. s2335
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EVERYTHING IN THE VACUUM
cleaner line. Call Stewart -Gleeson Co.
Was. 300 or i30 f23s
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PIANO LESSONS

2. n. COOK
Special attention TO lingering and
touch. Beginners taken. Studio 1859 5rd
ave Phone Was. 6Ii9M 1855
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FLORISTS
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK To- SELECT FROM. II.
Mckenzie, Display Yards. fi2 S. State.
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BOY To LEARN PRINTING TRADE;
must have fair education. Address
T-S9. Tribune. isVsS
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MEN OF IDEAS WITH INVENTIVE
ability should write for new list
.sSc.ded Inventions" Prizes for Pat :,
snts." Randolph & Co, Patent Attor- :
neys Washington, ID. c. flTS
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BROWNS LUNCH HOUSE. CATERING
TO the working class, 60 East LIST So
1880
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CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS

CARPENTRY, SCREENS, FURNITURE
repaired. reupholstered. Evington. 149
F.. ind South. Hyland 3245-R. dl75S
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SnphomOrcs.

No student who has not passed in fif-
teen hours work will bc permitted TO
participate In any games. This is new
Tulc in tho class games.
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN
rugs and carpets. Hand work: win re-
move oil grease or any stain. Imported
rugs speciality; 9X12, $3.50. Frank Mar
tin, Was. 1866. 56 West 1st SO. St
oIs9S
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DENTISTS
Expert Dentistry

DR.. ]. b KEYsoR. go MAIN STREET.
Wasatch 662s. Good set teeth 81.
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STOMACH TROUBLES


TREATED SUCCESSFULLY. FREE
examination. Grecnhalgh Remedy Co.
IS East fth South. Wasatch 559S-W
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PAPER HANGING. PAINTING
AND DECORATING
GROCERY SPECIALS

II LBS. SUGAR. 81 90; FLOUR. PER
sack. Sl00; good creamery butter 36c;
I lbs. peaches. 10c; eggs. per doz. csc;
breakfast bacon. tic; Picnic hams, l2Ac.
We save you money on shoes
CHICAGO STORE.
lli-l6 West 1st South f23S2
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Jack Coombs Very Sick.

By International News Service
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. lT.-Jack coombs sinr
pitcher OF tho Athletics. is suffering from IN al
Fiction OF tho lower part OF tho sp,no az a re-
sui, of typhoid fover according To the I-rny
photographs developed today, Coomhs was placed
In n plaster OF paris cast and removed 20 MS
home phyHciRns declare that Coombs Will have
TO Tcmaln In the cnst for weeks but hold out
hopes for his ultimate recovery
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KODAK DEVELOPING


WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
Utah Photo Materials Co. i23 Main at
e2SsT
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are a Menace to Children

'esu'' from succession OF
81 ao'e' : and young children.
M Ar y, mental and physical life
4, me condition that causes
A e.'aa' any be avoided by careful
s "a @n'y !, and thoroughly cure
! Ssh..' ~. 'DToat irritations by the
~ ,s money and Tar Com.
hl,lau'en l"uen0'ds VIII not develop.
~, :, y, Drugs. "Thc Never
rive t5l Good stores,
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER AND GARBAGE
Co. \ Ilnngwortb, manager Phone
WasatCh i9Ol iiI39
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Nat at Majestic pavilion.
II aa,,9',ntgomery's band.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE or SAFES ON
hand Shealy Safe 6 Vault Co. Il
Postofficc place. o25i2
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Dancing tonight at Majestic pavilion.
Society night Montgomery band.
(Advcrtscmcnt.)
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service. 8. l.. ScavenEer &
Sa nltary Garbage Co, 25 East ith South.
Wasatch ls0, c362l
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LAUNDRIES
Hand LaundrieS


FAMILY LAUNDRY, CURTAINS, DONE
by hand called for. delivered. Was.
6102. e2023
LAKE HAND LAUNDRY. $3.50 WEST
LIST South branch. AS f, End South.
Was. 259i. e4l6l
CAPITOL SPECIALIZES ON LADIES'
shirtwaists and dresses. All work done
by hand, 100 w. End So. Was, 1906.
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A Steady Job.

In one of the rooms in the inner
circle of large suit of Offices in
the Wall street district the furni-
ture and lighting arrangements, the
desk appointments, the decorations,
the signal bells, the telephones and
the writing machines all bear
stamp of up-to-dateness which
makes the goose quill pens which lie
ON the desk look strangely out of
place. A visitor asked The man
who sits at the desk several hours
every week why he used the old
fashioned pens and was told, 81
can't write with any other" Later,
when they were alone, the stenog-
rapher said to the visitor, "He
hasn't written anything except his
signature for four years" New
York Tribune.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-26
The Booster Was Here

A. D. Campbell of Milwaukee,
secretary of the Wisconsin Adj
yancement Association, and one
of tie greatest boosters for
Wisconsin farm lands there is in
the state, was in the city during
the past week looking over this
country and transacting matters
of business, Mr.. Campbell says
that his association is receiving
more inquiries this year than
ever before in regard to Wiscon-
sin lands and particularly lands
in the northern part of the
state.
He says that the tide of immi-
grafton is turning and that fewer
people are leaving the state while
numerous people are being in
duced to come here from other
states. Mr.. Campbell says that
the people of the country are
beginning to learn the value OF
Wisconsin lands for farming
purposes and he predicts a great
growth along agricultural lines
for Wisconsin.
Mr.. Campbell never let's an
opportunity pass to put in a
good word for Wisconsin and in
his numerous articles he relies
upon facts and figures to bear
out his claims for this state.