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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-17
|NlRNON OFFICIALS
| HEAR OGDEN CHOIR
|pr,sident Joseph F. Smith
| and Governor William Spry
Are Among Guests.
,I.o The Tribune

/ sx,ial 70 The Tribune
\ .cnrN Feb. i6.-Presldent Joseph f.
~ and Governor William Spry were
,he guests OF the Ogden tabernacle
.,dav 10 hear a rendition OF the
~. c,ntatta. Christ, the Victor. "
~. ~ the recital. which was given at
.,,.t this afternoon. the Salt Lake
,n,a,r ruests, numbering about sixty.
ID. c,ssts OF the choir at 2 banquet
"a in the Virginia hotel
.s salt Lake party arrived shorty
-. 10 O'clock In a special car over the
n-vor. There was no speaking at
Ssrn,ot other than an address OF
ans by Charles j. Ross, on behalf
=. choir members. After tho dinner
~ Ss,sts were taken direct to the tab
.Ss where seats had been reserved
|. iss center Of the audltorinln- Inc
which sought to hear the choir in
al successful recital OF the year
-Ss,slv filled tho tabernacle and nun
n stood outside the doors.
Sssy than the addition OF two spe-
!, ,ambers. including Bucks Hymn to
I.sN the programme this afternoon
:. ths same as that given at the re-
.,l a week ago. but the cantata was
-,s.red with even greater success than
q
80 Professor Levi Edgar Young pre-
,.,ss an interpretation of the text
n brief address at the conclusion
!, ,bs musical programme, President
s,,s prid a tribute to the choir for the
|sTs,8 success attained In this as well
| !, stbsr productions, He also spoke OF
i, t,fect OF music In comparison to the
F&sn word, declaring thet Mormon mis-
I-sdes had been Oanished from Ger
M but the Mormon musicians, had
"a allowed 10 appear in some OF the
(s.p, music halls. The meeting was
i-duced by President c. +. Middleton,
If Weber stake
n, % members OF the Salt Lake party
Iernsd home Immediately after the re-
|I
4. Invited guests were President
II spry and wife. President G. w. PEN
r. and wife. President Francis NJ. Ly-
"a. and wife, Miss Maud May Babcock,
it. and Mrs. D. S. Spencer, Mrs. Jacob
Il Gales Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Edgar
IlsnG Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill. Mr..
|ri Nrs. Simon Bamberger. Mr., and Mrs.
|7Esm Salmon. Miss Laura Zroonan, Mr..
X. Mrs. Frank Francis, Mr.. and Mrs.
|iEsy Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam F.
thinker. Miss Annis Brown. Mr.. and
|yh Willard scowcroft. Mr.. and Mrs.
rrIa J. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ
In Mr. and Mrs, Ray 3. Needham,
|ksdsnt and Mrs. l.. w. Shurtliff. Presi-
|ki and Mrs. John Watson, william
i&ay. Mr and Mrs. Horace Ensign,
nfient aud Mrs c. Il, Middleton. Presi-
!. and Mrs. James Wotherspoon, Presi-
~ and Mrs, John V. Bluth, President
|1 Mrs Frank ". Stratford, President
| = Nfs =. 3. Evans. President and Mrs.
e Richards. President and Mrs. Thom-
|lE Mckay. Mayor and Mrs. A. G. Fell,
md Mrs. Fred j. Klcsel. President
y Ats. Anthon II. Lund. Mr.. and Mrs.
:G. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. George D..
%, ar and Mrs. Joseph Eallantyne,
ihd Mrs D. G. Gowans, Alonzo West,
- Kathryn BasseIt. Miss Gladys BALL
r7se and j. L, Ballantyne.
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CADETS WILL DANCE.

Banquet VIII Preccdc Annual Social Al
fair Of High School.
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb 16.-Iuvitatlone have
been sent out for the fourth annual mill
tary hop 10 be given by the cadets Of
the Ogden high school on Friday even
Ing, February 2l. There will be g ban
quet for Governor William Spry and
the members of his staff. city and school
officials at $50 o'clock. The review of
the battalion and programme of exhibi-
tion drills VIII be given at $50 o'clock
after which there Will be dancing
The following officials OF the city and
educational system and their wives have
peen named as patrons: Mayor and Mrs
a; G. Fell, President and Mrs HyrlIm
Pinsree. Commissioner and Mrs. T. S.
browning, Commissioner and Mrs J. c.
Nye, Mr., and Mrs, w. Il Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. George Glen, Mr.. and Mrs
Wade Johnson: Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Lcvc-
dahl, Superintendent and Mrs. ]. NJ
son.
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Registrars Are Selected,

Special 10 The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Idaho, Feb. ls,-The reg
isfrars for the city election to be held
in April have been named by the city
Eylrod. 23S South Sixth street; Second
ward-Mrs. George Griffith, l35 North
Eighth street; Third ward-Mrs. John
Vaughn. 407 South Main: Fourth ward
Mrs M O'Connel, COG North Arthur.
A heavy registration is expected on
account OF the proposed commission form
OF government for this city, Five COM
r11Issicners. elected at large will handle the
affairs OF tho city, according to the Idaho
statutes, each one being responsible for
ono of tho branches OF city government.
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EXCITING SILVER STRIKE.
Camp OF 5000 Population In Less Than
Sixty Days.

Special to The TrIbune.
RENO, New, Feb. 16.-Another strike
OF high grade silver ore has been made
at Rochester and added to the excitement
which has created a mining camp OF 5000
has been tapped at depth OF eighty-flve
feet and shows values running as high
as 500.
Property values have risen and town
lots are being sold at six times the prices
they commanded thirty days ago. Thirty
eight separate leasers are working on
Nenzel peak and prospectors are going
fine tooth comb. The utmost excitement
reigns in the camp and 1t is estimated
that there are nearly eighty arrivals
daily.
A road Is now being constructed to
Oreana on the main line Of the railroad
20 haul ore. a power plant is also be-
has developed within two weeks.
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Albert Fernette Dies.
Special to The Tribune.

PARK CITY, Feb, 16.-Albert Ternotte,
an old resident OF Park City, died al
his home here this morning OF mlners'
consumption. He was 81 years Of age
and had been III for several years. His
dea tn had been expected for the last
two months. MT, Fernettc came here
from Michigan more than twenty years
go and worked In most OF the mines
bees and also OF the Ancient Order OF
United workmen, in both Of which or
dcrs he carried life insurance. He Is
survived by widow, two daughters and
one son, The children are Miss Florence
and Miss Margaret Fernette: who arc
here, and Frank Fernette. who is In
Colorado. Funeral arrangements Will be
made when word is received from the
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miles east of Helper yesterday after
noon. Papers found on his person indl-
Gated that his name was Neal Shae and
that he had an account with the UIntah
State bank OF Nernal However, COM
munication with the cashier OF that In
stitutlon failed to reveal any facts con-
cerning him.
The man had evidently been working
in Spring canyon, Just west OF Helper.
and imbihed too freely and walked ca So
on tho y. & r. G, tracks and fell asleep
on the track. His dress indicates that
he was a laborer. An inquest Will be
held when the train crew can be re-
turned from Green River as wltnesses
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lntermOuntain News
WILD BEASTS DEVOUR
BODY OF TRAVELLER
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
POCATDLLO, Idaho. Feb. l6.-The
bones Of Frank Nelson were found Thurs
day morning in the Swan valley section
OF this county, lyinS on the banks of a
creek In the snow.
The body had been devoured by wild
animals and practically the only remains
We're the bones and some rings by which
he was identified
Mr.. Nelson was coming from his for
mer home IN Nebraska, almost a year
ago. and lost his way In the mountains
OF the Swan valley section. He lost his
life In the snow and was covered over
before the party which was organized to
search for him could reach him. lie was
within two miles OF the camp when he
was overcome.
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WARDS ARE DIVIDED,
New Mormon Church Divisions Are Made
at Meeting Of Stake Presidency.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb. 16.-At q meeting OF the
stake presidency and the high council
here today II was decided 10 divide the
First ward OF Provo into two wards
Bishop O. H Berg. OF the ward, and his
counseors, David John Spafford and
Willis K Spaftord, were released from
their duties. The First ward hereafter
will be bounded on the west by the acad-
emy, on the north by Center street. on
the south by the city limits. The new
ward, which will be called Bonneville.
will include all OF the rest OF tho south
west part OF the city.
Bishop Joseph A. Buttle will have
charge of the First ward. his counseiors
to be Walter p, Whitehead and Albert
s. Jones. The bishopric of the Bonne-
Vile ward includes Bishop BENJAMIN II.
Bullock and Counselors Orson D. Camp
bell and J. l.. Hasen-
The wards Will meet together until a
new meeting house can be built for the
Bonneville ward.
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IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED
I'miteo Funds Impede Work as Firs,
Outlined by Chief.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 1e.-Althoush definite
pans nave not yet been drawn, II has
oeen decided TO remodel and improve
the present police headquarters and CITY
Jall as recommended IN the annual re-
port or Chief OF Police w /. Norton.
commissioner T. S. Browning. superin-
J tenoent OF public safety. and Chief Nor
uon arc now seeking how best to ex-
purpose. '0t ''i'
me tentative plans provide for addi
uonai cells IN the won1en's depa rtment
OF aooluonal cells In which men pris-
9nere can be confined Commissioners
browning is also anxious to provide one
room Tor exclusive use as an emergency
SSosplta. II the provision can possibly
pe mace there will be reading room
LOT the officers. At the present time
a portion OF the upper floor is devoted
20 70 housekeeping rooms for the jailer and
nus FAMILY and II is believed that even
IL II the entire building were devoted TO
the exclusive use OF the police departo
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Farmers Institute.

Speclal 10 The Tribune
PROVO, Feb. 16.-The Commercial club
committee on horticulture and agriculture
are busy ARA angling for the farmers insti-
tute to be held here next week, commenc-
ing Monday. February "a, and continuing
for four days. These committees will
provide places for meeting. entertainment.
etc. The womens clups OF this city are
taking great deal OF interest In the
home economies department. which will
be held here at the same time These
meetings will be held in the Central
school.
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Public Library Ball.

PROVO, Feb, 16,-The public library
Ia 10 be tho recipient of q big beneflt ball
to be given next Friday evening in Mozart
hail The Commercial club. the Home and
School organization and the library board
beneftt ben Of Peovo's public library. Tho COM
mittee In charge of the ball are S, p.
Eggertson, ] w McAdam. r. r. Irvine.
omen and Ardial Thurman and Mesdames
n. p. Corfnian. o. W. Bailey, j. r; Hod-
son. ], w, Aird. u. " Vincent, ], d. DIX
on and A r. Palm.
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while yesterdays high mark was 50. Most
OF the potatoes came from the Idaho
Falls district and some were from Twin
Falls and Jerome. This makes at n con-
servatlve estimates. nearly 5000 cars of
potatoes shipped from south Idaho this
season. Many more are to come. The
market remains firm and the principal
demand seems TO come from the middle
southern states, Texas getting great
number OF those shipped YESTERDAY.
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Dr. BEATTY TALKS.
!" otate Board OF Health Reviewed
by Secretary.
= " The Tribune.

oc," :" The Tribune.
"a wa REQ. l6.-An interesting lcc-
ay ~ gwen by DIR, r. q. Beatty, sec
n Tie .ne state board OF health, be-
- IN ths henoers OF the Sunday Night
Eta!ne. ~ episcopal parish house this
u ussTs,t lecture was illustrated with
pa bv NJ views which have been se-
INC state official during 1is
|1atIcnmr III The interest of Utafl's health
3 Tt7s =, LAKE doctor discussed chiefly
i irdisnWni. vi the state board and advised
p aid ne as 10 how the public can
A ENs dsc,nue ,ne department In its work.
s4 on JARED nnd BY the speaker that hun
tA evesvw vwePontaole deaths occur in
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Original Play VIII Be Seen In Junction
City in April.

city in April.
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l6.-The annual show
10 be presented by members OF ogden
lodge No. Il9. Il. y, o. Elks, Will not
be produced until April II and To- The
announcement of the postponcmeut from
March II ana IS was made this even
ing following meeting OF the general
arrangement committee, which had been
advised by Director H. l.. Brown that
II would be impossible TO prepare the
special scenery In time for the original
dates.
The production will be "The Amster-
dam Band d new piece by Mr.. Brown,
who directed the local Elks In the pro-
ductlon OF The Elk's Tooth" and 1.-THE
College Pennant" during the past two
years: The Ogden engagement Will mark
the first public production OF THE Am
sterdam Band" Governed by the post
ponement OF the show, the Elks Booster,
an annual publication. will not be is
sued until the Saturday prior TO the
show dates.
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"SUN DANCE" PRODUCED.
Indians Appear Wearing ScaIps Taken at
MassaoreS Years Ago,

MassaoreS Years Ago,
Special to The Tribune
VERNAL. Feb. l6.-The Indian opera,
The Sun Dance" was presented here
this week by local talent and proved q
great success, The book was written by
full -bloodcd Cherokee Indian woman
and the music by a local musician The
famous annual "sun dance OF the
Uintah Indians was faithfully and real
istically produced by the company. A
90-year~ old cousin OF the great Sitting
Bull acted os director and Indians ap-
peared In the production In full war re-
gala, wearing scalps that have been
hidden since the last Indian massacre.
gearP ago,
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;. murray Babe Dies.

|oanp., me Tribune.
durinr S ~ 1.-THE death OF two
huily une a which has occurred in
Y refid,nvn. Ar. and Mrs. r. a MUIR
az 291S Stevens avenue
xtbrunrT rTussray. aged ls years, died
ez, disa :. and CIaud c., aged 9
'%e a Srd. Yesterday AFTERNOON fol-
|sot tunera, illness from meningitis.
,,n With si VIII be held Monday ar
at q o'ciees o'eiLv,ees In the First ward
eonductIne ocKs Bishop d. Fl. En-
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Child Dies Suddenly.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb. 16.-Dugenc Maude He'd
enberg, the 6-year-od daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Bedenberg. died suddenly
Saturday after a brief illness. Severe
pains In the head We're about the only
symptoms. Funeral services Will be held
from the First ward Tuesday at . o'clock,
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CARPET CLEANING

TEL HY. 201s FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning 3. l. Carpet Cleaning Co. AR
'th East h32o7
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Potato Record Smashed.
pecial to The Tribune.

HPeCIdI 10 I ne ITTDuNe.
POCATELLO. Idaho, Feb 16.-The rec
ord for carloads OF potatoes shipped
through Pocatello for one day was brok-
an yesterday. The old record was "a cars
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Utah
United States of America. complain
company: the Oregon Short Line Rail-
road company: the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company, the San
Pedro, Los Angeles & solt Lake Rail
road company: the Atchison. Topeka
q Santa Fe Railroad company: the
Southern Pacific company; Northern
Pacific Railway company: Great North
ern Railway company: the Farmers
Schiff: Otto IA. Kahn: James Stillman:
Henry c. Frick: William A. Clark and
Robert s. Lovett as trustee, defend
ants.
Pursuant TO an order OF the United
States district court for the district OF
Utah. made in the above entitled cause.
the disposition OF the stock OF the South
ern Pacific company owned by defend
ants Union Pacific Railroad company and
Oregon Short Line Railroad company.
the Union Pacific Railroad company by
the Southern Pacific company OF the
stock owned by It In the Central Pacific
Rawey company ps ;Is ana Cen ns psnnse a
way to the Southern Pacific company and
other matters. and copy OF an agree
ment embodying the details Of said plan
duly executed by the parties thereto and
a petition for the approval OF said plan,
have been filed with the clerk OF the said
court at Salt Lake City, Utah. and that
the matter has been set down for hear
ing on written points before the said
court in the court room OF the United
States circuit court OF appeals at ST.
Louis. Missouri at 10 o'clock 4. m. on
tho gath day OF February, 1913.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY,
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
BY A. L. Mohler. President
Salt Lake City, Utah. February 18th.
1918. o153T
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"ANY ARC LAMPS.

Workers Display Skill, IN Light.
|Q4oEs ne Streets and Hall.
SrcsS ssn. r. is.-More than 1000 In
nehs hsw. hsooes and twenty luminous
W local ur,aeen ueen used by the MEM
Nnion No. SIS. International
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FUNERAL NOTICE

NAYLOR-FuneraI services over the re-
mains of Margaret Naylor who died
at 127 South Sixth West street, February
IL. 1913. will be held from O'Donnell &
Co.'S chapel, 225 and 227 South West
Temple, today (Monday) at . p. m. In
terment City cemetery.
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UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED,

Lsborer Thought to Have Fallen AsIecpi
Is Struck by Train,
Special TO The Tribune
PRICE, Feb. ls.-An unidentified man.
aged about SS years, was killed by an
enatbound d g r. q frright train two
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NATIONAL, HOUSE CARpErr
Cleaning Co.. 9112. one dollar: vacuum
cleaning and house cleaning Was 4e5s
21o Templeton bldg. n3o77
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WANTED
Miscell

h01SARCI OF TIE OAKS LEATHER
date shoe repairing
MsoSsAhCH SHOE REPA IRING co.
- L second South St Was 25s3
nss2
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GuNNERs. ATTENTIoNI-wAN
lvS lbs male malIard duck body
Sshields Fishing Tackle Maker, Broolline
Mass' o3l3
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ELkS POSTPONE SHOW.

SPACE
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TO DO TOUR UPHoLsTERING AND
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding &
Mfg. Co. Phone 5s3 hso7
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A FEW UNCLAIMED TAILOR MADE
SUITS and overcoats at e bargain.
SpieloerG Tailoring Co.. 81 w. End So.
k1so3
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FURNITURE OF ALI. KINDS WANT
go VIII pay you hrst-clsss prices. Fish
er d. Robbins Co. so w. End South Wa
sn'cn bIl e253
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Wanted Situation-Male

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, EIGHT
years experience, wants 10 locate In
the west. Expert on overhauling motors.
rear systems. Specially man on troubles.
magnetos. carbUretor. All round me
chanic, familiar with all makes, capa bic
OF running repair shop. Experienced
erencc. Age 27. I'D Sizemorc. 1857 PAGE
Ave. st. Louis. Mo. oiSSS
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UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICE
psid 'or iron. brass, rags bottles. rub
2er. copper. etc. $40 SO. 4th West Phone
Esatcn <-s m1s7a
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WESTERN JUNK e.
Metal company. Highest prices paid for
copper, brass, rubber bottles, etc Phone
iyiapd 23lG. 104s So State 81 n7Iaa
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
salvation Army. Phone teieI
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AUCTION SALES

THE UTAH FURNITURE co. THAT'S
the place where you can furnish your
nome Tor less than one-half the reguis =
price. Come down and make us show
you. We have a very fine selection OF
rugs and CARPETS. Our number ts 1eS
TO 132 West End South ST. Phone Wa
satch 1917 oo1s7
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WE HAVE FEW CARPETS. RANGES
tables. mattresses and everything In
the line OF household goods that were
partly DANA Sed by smoke, which we sell
AZ great sacrifice. o. K Furniture Co..
20e So. W. T. oa15o
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ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
! wanted. Tel Was. 2625. k1o8l
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TREE TRIMMING. LANDSCAPE GAR
aening. by competent. experienced man.
"asatch 3OSs~J. o7o7
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WILL LOAD CAR II. II. GOODS IN
rev days for Los Angeles San Diego.
ioW rates Mitchell Van & Storage Co.
-" 90 w Temple. o176e
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WHEN THE BUSY BUSINESS MAN OF
today wants additional help, he studies
the Wnnt Ads o. he sends n Want OF
his own.
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EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. QCCNIST
and aurist: spectacles accurately fitted I:
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=, SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK
men shoes half sole6 6Oc: ledles' toc
~ Mork called for and delivered Utah
Ssanna.e Repair Co.. III So. ". T wasatch
'oo'- oss9
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c. l.. SEBER MAKES FURNITURE
auction speciartv: consult me befora
senlne. Hv'and 121T h2237
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CATTLE. ANY KIND. YOUNG AND FAT
caves poultry. I keep Two Jersey bulls
| LOT service. Cows fetched. A. T 9aun-
gers Phone Hylund 237i~I Rear 14i5
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c. z. OsTERLOH. AUCTIOSEER RESI-
dence sat So. Main Wasatcb 2s2f-w
h4SS
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CHIROPODIsT

L. GAMBIA, EXPERT FOOT SPECIAL.
ist. ~ East 1st So. Macs
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HAT FACTORY

HATS REPAIRED. SALT LAKE HAT
Factory. No. w. 2nd South nl47S
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WANT TO RENT FOR ONE OR TWO
years. or broom furnished hon.
must nave barn or place 10 keep Chickens
hust De close in. H26, Tribune. oip04