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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
IN HARD PRACTICE

The first bit of football scrimmage at
the Salt Lake high school was held yes
terday, Coach Henry Richard rdson was
well pleased with the showing of all the
squad
tice last night. He is In excellent shape
after an active summer playing ba seball
at Garfield. He will again play end on
the high school team.
All members OF the squad will be out
tonight and D. A Callahan will make
his Initial appearance as coach emeritus
this afternoon. "Cally" has long been
It's activities. He has helped turn out
many championship elevens at the west
side institution. Fred Fennessey is eX-
pected 10 help the coaches this week.
Manager Groshen has had many chal
lenges for games. but he has not yet
accepted any outside of the games with
the teams of the Utah Scholastic league
and the game with the Boise high school
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Harvard Athletes Out.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 29.-Har-
wards fall athletic season opened wide
today, with more than 400 men engaged
In some form Of sport. The annual ten
MS tournament for the college champion
ship attracted $50 competitors. Another
hundred followed the pigskin in the foot
ball practice for varsity, freshman and
second team squads. Oarsmen TO the
number of thirty reported for the first
rowing drill and three eights wero sent
track team continued their unlimberins
and the cross-country runners worked
the kinks out OF their legs, Baseball,
despite the waning season. had many
followers, a large squad participating In
several scrub contests.
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FIVE HUNDRED SEEK
HONORS AT PRINCETON

PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. ga num-
Der OF graduates are already registered
the initial practices today for track and
soccer teams and the crew. Five hun
dred In all are at work, divided as fol-
lows:
One hundred and seventy-fiye for var
sity and freshman football. 90 for crew,
so for track. 90 for soccer and 100 for
freshman and interclass baseball The
trackmen include n squad Of 30 for
GRO ross-country runs.
A we'll defined rumor that Princeton
and Yale will meet on the water this
fall, on the morning Of the Harvard
Princeton football game at Princeton, is
going the rounds here. 4 conference be-
tween DR.. Spaeth. the Tiger coach; Cap
tain T. c.. Briggs OF Princeton and rep
resentatives of the Yale Rowing associa-
tion Will be held In New York Wednesday
TO decide the matter.
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Louisville Entries.
|fTssiis:al News Service

lIrEis;a Sews Service.
nts. fn snd half turlongs-Moon-
no; Rcltca. Il3: transportation. Superb
AltT III; Orange, Manners. Transit j,
AhEsge. 5olsls. Ada'r, lis.
= rrt. siI furlongs-Scrcnata. 50: Anna
"a eirroenSs, Edna LIska. Flying Frances.
Y stdls Jouett. l0i; suporl. l06: Ida La
s!Etoas, IW: Water Melon. 10: Any
NE, tis turlongJ-Chnrlcy McFcrTan. !.
1Ss. 10: Barnard. Ios; Star Derta.
csss's. les: U. stcpps, Ios. Jack Kcl-
z nss. ore milc-Lodona. Flying Tom, "a;
~ Neon. scmpritc, 1o2: Prince Herm!s
- ~: lsh Gentleman. los: Samuel R.
Es'sa earbec. io9; MoHistown. liz.
ns. cne nile and slxteenth-Gold
~ Resa. 90; Marshon. Star Actress. L
", 10: U1pla Emma. lol, Jacob Bum.
',Sstovn. los; Wishing Ring. Anon. 1os
ms: oss milo and sl1tesnth-Brook-
riysas vs. 81. Ca;csby, Bonnio Chance.
''lsta. lea: orpoFlh. Wonder. Font. Ocean
.pa; Ben LArca. Loyodsy, I13.
y cloudy; track muddy.
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DIED

RICHARDS-At 1858 East Second South
street. September 30, 1913. of pneumo
mia, Henry NJ, son of Matthew and Lucy
Standish Richards; born May 2s. 1913, In
Salt Lake City. Notice OF funeral later
The body is at the funeral parlors OF 10.
seph William Taylor. 20 South West
Temple street.
DUNCOMBE-At the family residence.
422 West Fourth North street, Septem-
ber 20 19l3s Nancy T, Duncombe, wife
OF Henry Duncombe, born December 25,
1845: In England Funeral services
Wednesday, at p. m.. from the family
residence. Friends are invited TO attend
lnterment in City cemetery.
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rsvrs De Grace Entries.

.uraNo7al News service.
.,s five and half turlonss-kedron-
4. walters, JoT; Charles Cannell. l0t:
"a: violet May, IoIi Fatty Resao. 80;
"a. five ane a half furlonss-Spring-
d -, Yankee Notions. Il9; Spritc, lis:
Id lis: scally~ne, eS; Wonda Why. o.:
Ild. u. ., -,
~, Little Ed, Agnier. l05: Ivaoel. DR..
sTsrvasrr. Io5, Ralph Lloyd. SO; Inspector
Il 10; Bonnie Elolsc. Io7.
4 ,see six turionge-Addio NJ. los: Spear
';sfp asd Cap. 100. Upd,unted. 1os; Gainer.
|rrreaL @: Tranid. loS,
4 nn. one mile and seventy yards-ado-
f.zplImen,. Fnlcsda, IvsboL Tay Pay,
=. FSrK. iof: J. Il. Houshton. sepulvedas
|6ls Nush. o. U, Buster, Dninserfield. Lad
-. Votes 1o2; Ralph Lloyd. In.oruo
n. serylcence, 100. Ardclon. lo5.
\ nes. mx furlongS-song OF tho Valley.
IS: Joe Finn. Rock,lsh, Aware. Rcrrnls,
ssia Belle. il2: Scarcsdale. Chief Moeis-
'N
=. rloady; track fast.
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONAL
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Cleans out the emunctorles.
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Restores vitality 10 all weak parts, purl-
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1 will pay $500 II fail to remove and
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any corrupt, impure deposits OF the ex-
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DR. JOHN l.. KELLETT, P. o. Box S13.
f4663
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Practical Signal Work.

MINNEA POLLS. Sept o9-Dr II L..
Williams gave the Minnesota football
squad light signal work this afternoon.
using a lineup Identical with the one used
In the South Dakota game. In prepara-
ton for the game with Ames he will try
to correct fumbllng Minnesota's plays
Saturday were all run from one forma
ton and It is probable no different at
tack will be used against Ames,
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BROWN WALNUT WINS
BIG HARNESS FEATURE

SEDAI.IA. Mo. Sept. 2s.-Brown WAL
nut. driven by Erwin, won the 2;16 pace.
the feature event of the first days pro-
gra anime of the Great Western harness
races. which began here this afternoon.
Summaries,
Three year-od Futurity trot-Whls-
prlte, won; Efrte Nelson. second: County
Clay Russell. third Best time. 2;329.
Three year-old Futurity pacc-May d.
second and third. Best time. 2:24s.
els pace. purse Sl000-Brown Walnut.
won, Silver Heir Jr. and Baby Ryan
tied for second and third place. Best
time. 2:l6l.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

HILLSTROM-The funeral services for
Lille G. Hillstron, aged "a years, will
be held today. September 80, at 3 p. m.
at the funeral chapel OF Eber w, Hall.
lG4 South West Temple street Inter-
ment in Mount Ollvet cemetery.
ROCkELMANN-Th funeral services for
Viola /. (PratD Rockelmann, aged 4
years, will be held today (Tuesday) at 1
p: m. at the funeral chapel of Eber w.
Hail. 164 South West Temple street. In
terment In City cemetery.
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NELSON AND WOLGAST
SIGN FOR CONTEST

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. 29.-Ad
Wolgast OF Cadillac. Mich, and "Bat-
Ting Nelson. two ormer lightweight
cha ampions. came to an agreement today
and signed articles for a ten-round, no.
decision boxing contest to be held here
October 49, The men will weigh In at
1873 pounds O. o'clock.
Both Wolgast and Nelson fought sew
eral battles In Milwaukee before they
became champions but neither has ap-
peared In the ring here since their rise
to fame,
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PENNEY Gets Star Oarsman.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Sept. 2s.-Sam
club of this city. matHculated today in
the freshman class at the University OF
Pennsylva MIA and will be Il candidate for
the freshman crew next spring. In 1911
Gordon was the national singles sculling
champion and also rowed in the doubles
sculls and the quadruples OF the Yes
pers, which took first place in the ma
tional championships that year.
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,,e,,lts ON Turf;
Riders
and Entries
u,yre Do Grace Results.

6AVS0 ~
-..,os.l News Service.
diva and a half furlongs-Honey Bee.
ni ~ 10 !. won. Monty Fox, 1o3
second: Silver Moon. 1o2 (Rob-
% .blrd. Timc. 1906 3-5. Miss Mo-
~. Ann Tllly, InciSion and Eaton also
ti,o furlonEe-Hill Stream, ioT
TO S, won; Ash Cnu. Io7 tDoylc),
p.,o,a. Holiday. iIc Daviee), u to 8.
i:oi. Mater, Arlington, orotund
Pin nrc milo and seventy yaTds-Dou-
rsM lilo (waIdron), IS to 5. won: DR..
q, ,n,ruel. ls TO 10. second. Bluo This
.,vSvcl. W. 6 to ]. third Time. lsta l-5.
". fIackiord also ran.
- ouo mile and seventy yards
y N"a fsyrue). 10 .. won: Barnogat
is 10 i second, Star Gaze. 1o2 but
third. Time, 1:aa 3-s. Bob Il
dve and half iurlonss-Louise
~ n fc.mpbclD. s To E.. won; Polly II.
~ 70 /, second. Lambs Tail, los
10 !, third. Time. 10Y. Mordecai,
s.s.1 Prince Chiffon. Lady Grant and
- dive and a half furlonEs-Linbrook.
-, Sto !, won; Magazine, l0s (Wolfe),
.ss,a. Home Crest lo3 tDavies), IL TO
"SSrs l.07 s-5 Garth. Cat, hargorun.
\, nd Gun, Grcuida, Venetian and Quincy
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BE A DETECTlVE-EARN OVER $500
monthly Greatest opportunities Write
detective Wagner. 1913 Lexington ave.
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Nebraska Squad Rushed.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. 29.-With only
four days more of practice before the
initial championship battle with Wash
burn college OF Topeka, Saturday. Coach
ka football squad at top speed The head
coach is handicapped by the absence OF
four OF his most dependable players, who
are out on account of injuries.
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.s'' Laxative for Women.

d ns'y woman neods a. good
"a becau.an aine's New Life Pills
n Of Iosd;sIss nuss pain. Mrs. M. G.
New 'aqiii, Tenn, says: CDR.
! Ers..,I, @ LIFE I, Pills helped her
25s Fly, Get box TO-DAY,
b D,,'eeec ,,M'eeeomrmended by Schramm.
Five fsS The Never-Substitu.
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WOMAN HAS
GOLF SCORE

= IL, oept. 2s-Brilsh and American
|Etis h4a TO bow 10 The proweas OF
<sss x VI Woodstock IN tho qualifying
k 4 lbs 0nenh golf ohinpionship OF cansdn,
u ia 'yySrso OF the Royal Montreal club,
|hnss wv score wag concerned. Miss
y bert a.. not card Of so for the IS holes,
sS.E n 4 H. Barlow OF philadolphia' the
N S,pl'a, could do Was, respectively,
<karn,.s GLADYS Raveuscroft. last ynar's
|.drk, -, mado tho round 10 so.
1ENs ~ " tne sighty-sir cntrants qualified.
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Milwaukee Nav Play Denver.

The Milwaukee club winner this year
of the American association pennant. 1t is
understood, Will play post-season series
with the Denver team, winner In the
rnents have not been made for the con-
tests.
The annual meeting OF the association
probably will be held In January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-30
French Aviator Wins.

RHEIMS. France. Sept 9s.-Maurice
Provost won for France today the inter-
ma atlonaI aeropiane cup. open to all ma
tIons. but with only France and Bel
CHM computing He few 12i.2S miles in
The record timo OF 50 minutes 40 30 sec
onds over two miles u minute
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Wrestler browns.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 29.-Alfred
wrestler and sport promoter, was
drowned today, while on Il fishing trip.
He was a native of Sweden and made
his appearance here as a wrestler at the
age Of l6 years He came to this coun-
try about twenty-five years ago with the
reputation Of being the greatest wrcst-
Ter Sweden had produced, and the strong
est man in the world.
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Wanted-SaleSmen

OPPORTUNITY FOR
live real estate salesman. Northern
townsite that is well advertised and ia
tyorably known. Highest commission and
exclusive territory to right man. Apply
today, TIT Newhouse bldg fi672
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Teamg Play Tie,

TOXIC. Sept. 29.-The Waseda univer-
sity baseball team and the visiting nine
from the University Of Washington, Scat
tie, played q tie today, the game being
interrupted by darkness. The score was
r. II II.
uyo,.a, .......7 7 2
Washington ,-.....,.,'.'.'''s Z Ia
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NURSING

EXPERIENCED TRAINED NURSE
Will care for patients In her own home:
clean and sanitary. 1890 So. 9TH K. Hy-
land 261S-J f1iT5
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL a. CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors, Chronic and female troubles
speciality. Consultation free Suite iO9.
235 South Main. r93t
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HAIRDRESSING
PATENT ATTORNEYS

~-~-~~~~~o-c~-~~~c-~ o>-~.--sc->->.,<
TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights. see J. NJ
Thomas 2os Utah Savings & Trust Bldg.
ol2A
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MONEY LOANED ON ANYTHING. UN-
redeemed rifles. shotsuns and nlusi
positc Salt Lake theater Phone Wa
satch 3423. s2155
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Deposjts, large or small, are invited
bv Mccormick & Company Savings
bank, which opens tomorrow. -Four per
cent interest and the strength of men,
millions and forty years of banking
(Advsrthsmcnt)
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENERS STUDIO,
for gifts and prizes, Class and private
lessons c9s9
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Electrical Treatment

MARGARET ALLEN. VAPOR BATHS
massage. Room 2. 326 So. Main. faS6d
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Flight Tg Draw,

II,wAUKEE, Sept. 29.-Eddle Nc
Coorty of Oshkosh and Frank Klaus OF
Pittsburg fought ten rounds to dra"
here tonight.
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Continuous dancing tonight, Majestic
Two big bands, $3.50 to II.
(Adycrloemopt.)
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Circuit Races Postponed.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept, Grain this
morning caused a postponement OF to-
days Grand cuircuit races. The card Tor
Iodov will he run tomorrow.
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MEMS SECONDHAND CLOTHING:
best prices paid. rs Commercial ST.
Was. 3771. f165S
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WASHING TO TAKE HOME; REASON
able price; lace curtains. 20c Wasatch
3071-W fS201
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LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundries

LAKE HAND LAUNDRY, $3.50 WEST
1st South. branch, 145 l.. End South.
Wasatch 1884. f4706
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NURSING, $40 PER WEEK.
Phone Was. 2G09-W, or call at 600 Con-
stitution bldg. ft6s2
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- Aansas city-Toledo game poctponed; /;
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COATMAKER GEO. w.
Putnam, 201 Walker Bank bldg fI103
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sn@.AT1oN snl... LAND,

w ~ cula' $4,000 for round
E3rG 60 september 30. Tickets
= tsS..sal 90, Salt Lake route.
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HIGHEST PRICES, PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture. Wasatch Furniture Co.,
35T State 81. Was SOS. 1855
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TAILORING
SECRET SERVICE

INTERMOUNTAIN SECRET SERVICE;
reliable operators. 40l Boston building.
Wasatch 2475. c1lo0
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LAWN and CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK;
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hyland
a77-R. b32O3
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CARD OF THANKS

DEEPLY APPRECIATING THE KIND
ness and sympathy of many friends, as
shown at the obseques Of the late Will
liam A. Rosslter, and grateful for the
expressions and manifestations of es-
TEEN. the family desire to tender their
heartfelt thanks to all. 1852
MRS. WILLIAM DUNN AND FAMILY
desire TO return thanks for sympathy
and coincidence extended TO them In their
bereavement; also for kind floral offer
ings.
MRS. WILLIAM DUNN AND FAMILY.
1851
WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends and relatives for their sympathy
and lovely floral offerings for our grand
child, Baby Robinson.
MIR. AND MRS C. C. LARSEN.
f4712
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FTRST-CLASS BuSHELMAN AT ONCE.
STEADY TO-. good wages. Nobhy suit
orlum. 213 SO. State. fiT15
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OIL SALESMAN CALLING ON THE
trade in Salt Lake and vicinity to han
die our line Of ready mixed paint. roof
paint. etc. Liberal commission. Address
p o. Box 70l san Francisco, California.
fi65S
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Wanted-MiscellaneOus

WE WILL SHIP A CAR OF HOUSE
hold goods to Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco, Chicago and Great Falls. Mont.
within the next ten days Klmbail Van
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WASHING TO TAKE HOMES; LACE
curtains 26e pair, Wasatch goll.J:.
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING
SIGNS AND SCENERY


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brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Whsatch 1908. x3B
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HOTELS

NEW HOTEL REX
Best furnished hotel In the city; strict.
~ modern; absolutely hreproof, special
rates by week or month. 265 South State
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ALL SUFFERERS FROM NEURALGIA,
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WANTED-rWo BRIGHT BOYS WITH
wheels for special delivery: good pay
10 hustlers, Delivery department. Paris
store f4105
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING. SHIPPING

N~~~~~~o~o~o-~-~~~~~~~~~-~
WHAT DO YOU MOST DESIRE WHEN
having your household belongings
moved from place to placer You desire,
above all things. not cheapness but care.
You want your goods handled right. and
not scuffed up. Such care do we exer-
else. and at the same time sur rates are
ns low as any, because our organization
is large and efficient
REDMAN FIREPROOF ST0RAtSE CO.,
Phone boo 15s Main ST.
5sep1
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BOY WITH BICYCLE; STEADY JOB;
wages $500 per week Nobhy. suitorl,-
l,m. 2l9 So. State. f47li
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

><~~~~-~|N>>>>-
DIR ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and aurist. spcctaclcs accurately fitted;
difficult cases solicited. g3963
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HAIR. SCALP TREATMENT

ALL KINDS OF BEAUTY TREAT
mcn.s at your own home Phone Wa
sa tch 3536. f4353
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DENTISTS

DIR. CONGER. 260 so. MAIN. EXTRAC-
ton by use OF somnoforme. Wasatch
s29. e3OlS
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermlst line made as you want It
r. Stencil Fur Co, 81 f Brondway-2S
years In Salt Lake, D526
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Expert Dentistry

DIR. j. B. KBYSOR, 240 MAIN STREET.
Wasatch 662S. Good set teeth. Sc.
b41a3
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MASSAGE

MASSAGE AND VAPOR
baths. mapicurinG. etc, treatment by
special appointments. Was. 54i3 127a
So. Main. 1851
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POSITION BY EXPERT BOOKKEEP-
er: thoroughly posted; can furnish high
est references; part or entire time given.
Address U-47 Tribune. fa1o0
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST 1ST So
400 rooms; rates 35c. 4oc and 50c; mod
ern; baths. lie. n1s3S
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WANTED
Wanted=Male Helm


aCTIFE2 AMBITIOUS3 OVER IT? IN
the " ;. navy the pay averages $40
per month. clear. Chances TO learn highly
palo trades. such as electrician. caTpcn-
Ter machinist plumber; 80 different
consent.
For complete information. call at Navy
Sseernlting Station. Judge building East
Srd South and Main streets Salt Lake
CITY. Send for free booklet. The Max
ing Of Man Warsman.' Bureau of
IEsavigation box 3SS. Navy Department
Washington. D. c. 1888
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

LADIES AND GENTS ALTERATIONS:
high class hand pressing; work guar
antecd. w. End South. Was, 2O77
f2S74x
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

WANTED-FTRST- CLASS SOLICITOR.
good proposition for right man. Meyers
Cleaning DyelnS Co, la L. Broad
way. f2403
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Wanted-SituatiOn (Male)

CAKE FOREMAN, EXPERIENCED
sober. reliable man. % years y. Y. best
shops, years Colorado, wants steady po-
sition in high-class shop, where expert
enoe counts: Will go anywhere. Address
U-3S. Tribune 1856
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Wanted-Situation (FemaIe)

WHEN IN NEED OF A COMPETENT
steuogra pher. phone your requirements
to the REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
COMPANY'S FREE EMPLOYMENT DE-
and you can be furnished
with experienced or inexperienced stem
ographers. Wasatch II, f26l5
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LADIES,

LADIES',
Why should you suffer every month when
tho Yee Foo Lun, c. II, D.. Chinese herb
treatment Is within your reach7 No
drugs no knife lib South Main. up
stairs. Phone Was. $3.50. s1G55