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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
GRIFF WANTS AUTO.
Tells Commissioners That Machine Would
Result In Bio Saving.
snecial b rhc Tr!bnne.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. k,-She-In j.. T.. tIarti-
son has communicated the fact 20 the
county commissioners that an automobile
would greatly facilitate the movements
~ the sheriff and deputies in the dis
charge OF their duties about the county.
and with this end in view he has recon-
amended that they purchase "a machine
lie ALSO points out that 1t costs $40 a
month To maintain a team and buggy for
the work, while an auto would be more
efficient at cost not 10 exceed $50 per
month.
81 way o. cinchiug his argument the
sheriff states that II the board does not
deem II right and proper 10 purchase an
automobile be wilt agree to furnish one
at $50 per month. The commissioners
have promised 20 give the matter thor
OuelI consideration
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STORER IS CAPTAIN
= OF HARVARD ELEVEN
s. International News Service.

Dy InteTnatIonaI News Service
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. l4-Eobert
T. r. Storer. -. OF Boston. Was elected
captain or the Harvard varsity football
Team Tor next year ut Il meeting this
afternoon, Storcr played left tackle on
this years team. and was favored for
the csDtaincy before the season Of 1912
with Yale AT New Haven he scored a
touchdown for Harvard. the first scored
against Yale In eleven years. Many peo
pie thought at that time that his chances
or being elected captain were areatIy
enhanced Storcr Is 20 years OF age
stands feet Inches, and weighs III
pounds. -
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Hunt Is Arranged.
Special TO The Tribune.

special TO The 1rlDUne.
OGDEN, Jan. 14.-Chief OF Police w. l.
Norton made trip 70 Monument today
and arranged all details for the second
dig rabbit hunt Of the season 10 the
Monument district on the Kelton branch
Of the Southern Pacific next Friday. 1t
is expected that the special train will
carry not less than 80 hunters to the
scene OF the big shoot The last knat.
with 10G men participating. netted 800
rabbits and there are plenty left for Fri
days shooting. Several of the local busi-
ness houses have offered prizes. for the
te11-naan squad baSging the greatest mum
Der.
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Cornpa rative .Wea ther data at Salt Lake
City, January IL, 1919;
Highest temperature today was 40 de-
grees; highest In this month since 1874
Nas 60 degrees: lowest last night was
Sd degrees. lowest this month since 1874
was 20 degrees below zero: mean tcm-
perature for today was 40 degrees: nor
NAL was 2s degrees, accumulated de-
iclcncy since the first OF the month is Il
degrees.
Relative humidity at b a. m. today was
40 per cent: relative humidity at p. m
today was 81 per cent.
Total precipitation for the tWenty-four
hours ending at y. m. today was none;
total for this month to date is 81 OF an
Inch: accumulated deficiency for this
month 10 date is 20 of an inch; totai
precipitation since January 1 TO date is
81 OF All inch.
sun rises at l5i a. m. and sets at 5.2i
.. M. January 10, 1919.
WEATHER OBSERYA TIONS.
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Bureau Head Resigns.
10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Jan. 40. J. Stiiwell. who
has been in charge. OF the Ogden publicity
bureau work AS secretary and manager
since the department was added to the
Weber club last April, has announced
that he VIII sever his connection with
the bureau on MAY / Of This year. II is
the Intention o. Mr.. StlWeIl 10 spend
much of the summer on an extended aI-
tomobile trip through the eastern states.
Last year Mr.. Stiwell made a similar
trips being to secure first hand infor1na-
tion on road conditions and also to enjoy
tlle. pleasure which such Journeys af-
ford.
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Man and Wife Sentenced.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan 14.--Because they refused
to be expelled from n ruoming house
when the proprietor no longer desired
their patronage. c. II. Hays and his wife.
Mia Hays were arraiGned before Judge
w III. Reeder I'm tlyc police court this
morning on charges which practically
AMOUNTED TO vagrancy. Each was SEN
tended to sixty days in the city Jail. but
this may be suspended II they will agree
TO shake the dust Of Ogden from their
shoes, never to return. Before Judge
Recder this morning both admitted that
they were addicted 70 the drug habit.
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Injured by a Car.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Jan, 14.-Mrs. Kate Clonny
who has apartments at 257S Washington
avenue, is a patient at the Dee hospita !
as the result OF slight injuries sustained
last night when she was struck by a
l.. Fowler and Motorman II. G. Chrlsten-
sen. in charge Of the car state that the
woman became confused when the car
stopped across the street from where she
was standing. Her injuries consist Of
cuts on tho forehead.
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sANBoRN ARRAiGhEO.
Ran Who Shot His Wife 70 Be Prose
cuted at Ogden.
| 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 14.-That Henry SAN
bosil\must alaod trial Tor the murderous
attack :. On bis wife. Mrs. Blanche San
born. a. he.' i4Dcoln avenue home last
SATURDAY, night was indicated today when
t,le husband was arraiSned before Judge
" II, Gecder OH the charge of assault
with intent TO commit murder. He
waived preliminary exaIiiuatiou and Was
held - the district court under Sl1oo
uonds
Sanlo:n was surprised when sa:ien into
iIc courtroom for his hearing, lie was
refused TO sign a complaint or testify
against him and was unaware. that De-
tsciivc Robert BurS. one 81 the officers
- :: hom ne IL said 10 have confessed
Ind signed a complaint There arc two
counts against the man. the other being
:, charge Of saull with n deadly weap.
IN. Tie prisoner had not been removed
10 the county iall this evening.
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Licensed 70 Wed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPecIai 10 lHc lilpJHe.
OGDEN, Jan. 1G.-Marriage licenses
werc granted today to Frank Wilson
Smith and Dorothy Belle Wells. both Of
Ogden, Dewitt T. Stoddard of Ogden and
Lillian. r! England OF Plain City: Peter
Anton and Marie T.. Maxwell. both OF
Ogden: Matthew Calf, Jr.. and Miss Alyce
u. Williamson, both ot ogden: Charles a..
Secor of Los Angeles and Henrietta Il.
Dreyer OF Ogden; Henry NJ. Knowles and
Miss Mary Alice Prcecc. both OF Ogden
Frederick Peter VENDOR and Miss Kero-
lima Wilhclmina Erickson, both OF Salt
Lake CITY
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Back TO Serve Term.

SDcclaI 90 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 14.--Jobn ATcCill and mis-
wife Anna McCii,l, both Of whom escaped
from the city jail within the past two
weeks and were arrested In Salt. Lake
Monday night. we're brought 10 this city
YESTERDAY By Detective Thomas Burk nj
a re again In their old quarters. Mrs.
McGiii. who was found hiding I'm a trunk
In room In Salt Lake, is nursing
sore land due 10 burn received when
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Ordinance Passed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 14.--At q brief meeting
of the city' commissioners this morning an
ordinance was passed providing for the
lcvying and collecting Of assessments in
sewer district No. 11i. This action was
taken after the commissioners as a board
OF equalization and review. had report ed
no protests against the making OF the I'm
proSement.
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Probate Orders.
Snccial ID The Tribule

OGDEN, Jan. ii.-Several probate mat
tes received the attention of Judge j. A,
Howell in the Weber division OF the Sec
granted the petition for approval of ac-
count in the estate of Catherine Bues.
deceased. acted favorably on the petition
for approval OF allowance, settlement OF
final account. for distribution and releas Sc
in the estate OF Maggie Bowman and ap-
proved the allowance and settlement OF
guardians final account in the guardia an
ship of Mildred Burk. minor
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DOYLE SECURES Contract.

Speclal 10 4He Irloune.
OGDEN. Jan. 1s.--William Doyle has
been awarded the contract for making
the excavations for the annex 10 the
Wright department store and started
work today. The improvements. which
will exceed $4,000 in cost. Will be pushed
as rapidly as possible. according TO Man
ager A. T. Wright. Contractor Doyle will
lower the depth OF the entire basement
under the main building to conform with
the basement level OF the proposed annex.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
Relief Society to Meet.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan Heterogeneous have
been completed 10 hold the annual Relief
society conference OF the Ogden stake
next THURSDAY. There will DO two scs-
sions, the first ar 1870 "a. m. and the
other at . p. n DR.. Alice NJ. Ridge will
be the principal speaker IN the forenoon
and Elder Nephi Anderson viii deliver an
address at the afternoon session.
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Officers Installed.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. l4,-Wlth the department
commander present. joint installation
OF officers VIII be held by Dix-Logan post
No. 3, G. A. r., and the Womens Relief
corps at the X, of T, hall next Friday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t is the desire
of the arrangement committee that all
comrades and their wives oe present
After the installation the members OF the
Relief Corps VIII be hosts at banquet
to be served In the Kennedy cafe
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she slid down Il rope by means of which
she mado her escape from tne local
bastile. Mabel Wilson. who escaped
with her and Who WAS also arrested In
Salt Lake is still In tho city jail there.
The McGlls have two months OF a iour
months sentence for vagrancy left 10
serve. Whether or not they Will be
prosecuted for jail breaking is not yet
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Hold for Court Martial.

William G. Curd and John Stin, the two
soldiers who were arrested Monday night
OIL suspicion or having attacked and
robbed ". u. Casbere, a railroad switch
man, were turned over 10 the Fort Doug
las officials yesterday. They Will be tried
by court martial.
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In Railroad World
Milwaukee official Named

CHICAGO. Jan. 14,-F. A. Miller was
today appointed passenger traffic man
aser OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad company, with offices in
Chicago
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Mandot 10 Fight Murphy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1l.--Joe Man
dot OF New Orleans and "ITarIero
Tommy Murphy OF New York were
matched toni ight for a twenty round ring
pattle 10 take place In the Daiy City
arena February %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
TEA

There is lots of pleasure in
drinking good Tea. Particular
ly if the quality is always the
same. The critical Tea drinkers
know that
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Outheldcr Jackson Signs.

-GREENNlLLE. Tenn., jan l4.-.Joe
jackson. ou,hclder Of the Cleveland
Ainer'cahs' today forwarded Ws sigma
ture on contract 10 President Sum
mcrs Jackson was credited with hold.
Ing out for higher waeesK He refused
TO give out the amount oTds contract.
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HeWlett'S
TEAS
are always reliable and AL
WAYS GOOD. Coupons for Rog-
crs tine silverwarc in every
package
DIED

CL1SSULD-In this city. January a.
1917, o. cancer, Annie Morrin Clissold
widow OF Edward C'lsaold. aged % ycars
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PERSONAL.

- iG;s~EIooo HEWARD: POSITIVE.
~, guartntec my great successful
"MonthIy't remedy; safely relieves some
sf tte longest most obstinate. abnormal
Cases In three TO Ave days: 10 harm;
peln OF interference with. work: mail
$3.50: Double strength. 81 \ pr. y. p.
southingtoH Remedy Co.. kanszz CITY.
Mo. ciS
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

MYERS CLEANING a. DYEING co.
Garments insured. Superior worK.
ProElpt auto delivery. Three phone -
27i $40. 99y. l14-16 e. Broadway. mT3s
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THREE ROOM TERRACE. MODEM
except heat. with two disappear
beds. $50 per no.: 6th SO. ond eth Ia
Phone Hyla;id S826-J. m2
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather Forecast for Salt Lake City
Rain or snow Wednesday; colder Thurs
day.
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MODERN - ROOMS AND .BArH;sl
per month: 400 IL. 6th South. N
T. .. Perkins. Semloh Hotel. NJ
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CQTThSE. ROOMS ANn EIT,7,
S'''' Last court. Hyland. 6o5-
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coAI, AND K1NDLMG.

2. ?, DEAL. COAL. BLOCK Nv wyih yoih
and kindilng. l66 East afH h2S
phones.
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S-kqoM MOE; BRICK. $40 ", .s1s7
SoIli&GLL w LII & McCoNAuGsiiii i
~" eoyd Park Bldg n,
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

RA ANEr"o CUNiNEClr r,D, S-.oV. n@>A A-1l
Jackets cleaned. 81, L. jackets. So;
stoves repaired. 4 Ontario ct. Phone
Wasatch s713-W-
Innings. CRATES AND WATER
1ackets. all makes. work guaranteed,
G. d. l-yvetr foundry. a. 7th w. Wa
satcn 1890. 1886
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING.
Water Jackets cleaned. GoaIcn, Il"
z street. WaEatch 6T13-J nssi
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o%ia N-GE BRICK HOUSE n
r"o.nS' closet pantry and c. /. =
y" ii'' Call Wasatch 450-I
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f'ME E1GHT-RooM REsIpENST'
IL" ave. $40. Phono w, Ta0
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UPHOLSTERING.

AND SPRINGS RE-
Sako Mattress * Mfg. Co
PISS
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: Or f-KoOM BRICK CorTAr.r- :
mo- close In. Was, 6557
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For Rent-Houses. FURNISHED

TWO-ROOM APTS, INQUIRE 3S.
9Th So. Was. o2i9-W.
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3-ROOM MODERN WITH GAS RAN
rear 226 y. 1st W. 81
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S-nooM MODERN COTTAGE. CEz
5unet or phcne Wasatch g7ss ~
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EE0UM so,I,h, MOI? BRICK. FURNACE
,pSujr. ge enn Vest Phone Wasatch'
~ GaSs md South. n
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FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. CLOSE
Call mornings. 2a2 3rd ave m2
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% HOUSES. ALL KINDS AND-PRIf
Tuttle Bros. Co.. loo Main ST. +
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- HOUSES. ALI. KINDS pRjr,ro;
ls5 M M11u .IoNS, ,,, TuTTLE BRoSi
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1iO CSES FOR RENT NEAR IN
h'l'' eai at 3lL S. 18Th Easf
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TWO GROOM. THOROIIr;rTr.v !,
.,erh 5es.dcnces; as and 10 sacaun 4
80 pc month each. INQUIRE fly
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CUSHIONS.

(C~%(%~-@
MATTRESSES
paired. Salt
Phone 32gS.
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WANTED. YOUNG NAN FOR LIGHT
Office work, no experience necessary,
StaAe salary Address Die, Tribune.
~ nj i3l
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We HAVE PLENTY or FJIRNIsT
., ard unfurnished houses for rent
WllI seil you on the Same terms. II
'eAHah Co.. w. il33. rs w. End sd
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BOARD AND ROOM.

BOARD AND ROOM. S. A WEEH
Rooma, $I.60 Up Rear I1i Z SeeoY
South. pJ4
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FOE RENT.
For Rent-H@uses unsu,,,I

i~GOOM. STRICTLY MCr,yc,,, MCr-.,.-| -
floor, hot water heat isnnS-'
ca basement. 1a7 So. Sth issycq
ooo.'
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WANTED.
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALI, DEPARTMENTS hF-
PLY READY FOR WORK At !. M
AND ! j. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
AL SOCU 9Th EAST
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EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THRoAI

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. o. JST,ttd1 TS,tted1
afle auijst: spccta cles accutAso" ag96I'
diincult cases solicited,
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CARPET CLEANING.

>~>.-~---,-~@.- - pY.d
TEL. EY. aoIs FOR CARPET AND HIsxs Iss
y cleaning, S. T.. Carpet CleaninS eo oSsso5
Ttb East
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TAILOR MADE coRsErs

CORSET. l-YEAR GuAEMAm1 AM
tee Mrs. Mann. rs w. ftn. ~ nis0
55g7.
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Wanted Situation-Fema!e.

SEWING. PLAIN OR LADIES' TAILOR
ing. by piece or day. l1@ North Main.
p93d
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over $4,000 protect positions
VI T.. s. service: more than 10 000 vacan-
cies every year; there is a big chance
here for YOU. sure and generous pay life
time cmnoymcnt: easy - get: Just ask
FOR booklet C-21s. No obligation Earl
Hopkins, Washington, j. G. ~
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Wanted-Ag gents.

TRSE- CLASS BARBER. 10 w. Cd S
nl505
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Indicates below zero.
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GIRL FOR CFTAMBFRIAID. LA
Bertha rooning house, 2l6 South State
n1II5
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CUT FLOWERS.
MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs.

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM K.
Mckenzie. Display yards 442 So State.
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

WILL SHIP CAR II. III. GOODS TO Los
Angeles and one TO Chicago and one 70
portland. and one 10 Florida next ten
GAYS; very reasonable rates kimball Van
a Storage Co., 70 So. Main n2S0S
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UTAH JUNK co. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for iron. brass. rags, bottles, rub
ber copper. etc so So Attn West. Phone
Wasatch 22J. miS13
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AN~S- nI1f< fEks,. WANTED,
Standa ~ 15a;lfdry. Wasatch rto., pl426
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A PRACTICALLY NEW s-RAI NOD
ern home In choice residence section
Will consider northeast or southeast por-
tons OF city only y. W. Clayton Co, .t12
Main (upstnirs). Misc
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aUCCESS 1NSURANCIr-UTAII BUSI-
ness college preparation for business
hIc. Start course now. Boston bldgr
uay or night ef53S
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TO DO TOUR UPHOLsTERING AND
mattress renakins. Utah Bedding &
Mfg. Co. Phone 9S3. b202
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YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
to care for invalid lady. One with
knowledge OF nursing preferred but not
required. Pern1a ucnt and 81 n day, be-
sides board and room State psrtcu-
lars and telephone number. Address
DIS, Tribune n1&30
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; will pay you arst-class prices II
c. Fisher & Robbins. 1s5 So. W. Temple.
Wasatch 517l. e25S
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c. ]. sEBER MAKES FURNITURE
auction speciality; consult me before
selling. TIyIand 1917 h22ss
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AUCTION SALES.

:. e o6TERLoH AuCTIONEER. RESI-.
denco. s3& SO. Main. IVasatch es2s-w.
S&s5
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WANTED
Wanted-Male HeIp.

DANCE-JEARN TO DANCE. WALTZ.
two-stcp, three-step, taught IN four
lessons. SO Postofflce place, bet. Main
and West Temple. Dancing Tuesday;
Ihursday and Saturday nights. Mr.. and
Mrs Woodward. Instructors. Lessons
daily. 1n2455
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ROOM WITH BOARD IN NICE aUMtt Jfst
&c. SO. 18th East
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WHEN THE All TRAIN
HALTS AT HOMEBuRG.

In the September American maya
zine George Fitch writes an amusing
sketch entitled, The Ali Train. 1t is
a description of how the world comes
once a day to visit Homeburg. Every
one goes to the All train-the only
train that stops at Homeburg. Mr..
Fitch goes on as follows:
The crowd is off, and you hurl a rev
goodbyes at the travellers getting on.
Our two editors check them OH as
they go. The Sentinel and The DEM
ocrat pet all their news at this train.
There's no slipping In and out or town
in Homeburg. One and all face the
gauntlet.
Young Will Wilcox hates to have us
beg him not to miss the morning tram
back, as we do three times a week, put
he simply has to go to J~onesyille that
often. and we all know why, and ne
we know. The Parsons are
rid of their Aunt Mary at last. shes
worse than an oyster. Put her in a
guest room and she grows FAST to II.
THEY'VE had her for six months now.
Hello! Young Andy Link is going
down to Jonesville. Guess hes got ms
lob back. Andy would be a good boy
If he only would stop trying to make
the distilleries work nights. There
goes old Colonel Ackley on his weekly
trip. Wonder If he thinks he fools
anyone with that suitcase. Ever since
the town went dry he's had business
in the next county. Hello. Colonel!
Don't drop that case. You'll break a
suit Of clothes! Watch him glare.
THE engine has gotten Its breath by
this time. Ever notice how human
an engine sounds when 1T stops after
ia long run and the air brake apparatus