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is also credited with making the lone
touchdown of the game. Practically I'M
aided in the third period he took the
ball from his own 3-yard line across
the entire field for a touchdown. His
zigZag running, combined with his clev.
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the center of Boys High line.
Boys High School is still in the front
OF the Prep League, with a perfect per-
centage. and bids fair to end her sea.
son with her local record unblemished.
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7 y ULLOWI4N IIIt StHeTdI pro-
r. gram Of staging the more
important contests for late
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.0CCer Match On
At Piedmont Park

Atlanta soccer team will travel
tlsdmont park this afternoon to play
s Fo9te & Davies team As both con-
a,ants are members Of the Georgia
asle, which opens its season on No
amber 22, this match viii help show
r. comparative strength Of the rival
an The Atlanta team will be picked
lhe selection committee before the
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Inman Knox Leads
Boys High to 60
Victory Over GINA

Little Imam Knox. quarterback and
captain Of Boys High, led his eleven to
TO o victory over Georgia Military
day.
Four times this player broke loose for
runs ranging from rs to 35 yards, and he
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vantage to begin with that may de-
eide the issue.
TIP at Nashville, Tennessee has a
~ chance to shove Vanderbilt
down among the "aIso rams" for good
| and all. The Commodores are ad
mittedly in very poor shape, due to
the loss from the line of Tom Brown
and Morgan. However, they still
| nave hopes of redeeming themselves
and the Volunteers are likely TO find
the most bitter lighting team that
they have met this year. when they
tackle McGuin's insists.
In case Vanderbilt wins she will
still have a chance for final consider
alton. Despite the two singing de-
teats, they nave yet to suffer defeat
from a real Southern team. They
therefore, teel that there is still much
left to battle for, Should they come
through the Tennessee game with d
creditable performance, it will do
much to aid their showing against
Auburn.
4 I BIRMINGHAM, a scrap equal
- Iy as bitter as any fought in
Dixie to date will take place be-
tween Alabama and Sewanee. Both
have met defeat already, but both
are likewise. fighters to the final
count, and this battle is going to be
one for blood.
If Sewanee has not improved over
her game with Tech, she will no
doubt be due for a laclng. However,
their long trip to Texas a week be
fore doubtless had a strong effect
on their local game, and they can
be counted on for better exhibition
than they showed here.
r. EORGIA maintained her position
" by defeating Clemson Thursday
in hard battle. The Athenians are,
therefore, resting on their oars to-
day, and most of them will no DOUBT
watch eagerly the grim combat be-
tween their future opponents.
A S stated above, to- days schedule
"A includes the most important en-
gagements to date. it means the
reiegatiOn OF either Vanderbilt, Tech
or Auburn to a secondary position,
unless the season results in such d
tie that first place win be largely a
matter Of comparative scores. 1t may
mean the passing of two of these,
since Tennessee has a very good
Chance of topping the Commodores
over, while either Tech or Auburn is
practically certain to fall barring the
possibility of a tie.
Georgia in the meantime stands by
in wild curiosity TO see which of the
latter two will meet her with an
unblemished record.
IN the East the two big contests
viii take place between Harvard
and Princeton, and Dartmouth and
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been discovered. Bailif A. 7.
Cermak, Municipal Court, will
establish library in the jurors
"lOahng room in the City Hall.
LeRoy,Phillips arrested, charg-
ed with accosting girl students of
Marshall High School.
Estate of late Alderman 7. I.
Brennan does not exceed $780,
600. Four sisters and two broth
ers will share it.
Detectives w. C. Dillon and L.
McEIligott, Fillmore station,
cleared Of, charge of contempt of
court.
Vim. Thomas" Thompson,
1924 S. Latin St, steamster, ar
rested as suspected robber of
"stockyards special" of Pa. Ry.
on Jan. 81, in. which $1,000 in cur
rency and $4,000 in checks was
stolen. Makes third arrest of
suspect"
Ed Bikhe, 81 E. 18th st., killed
by auto of Ed Brown, 1O346
Michigan av.
Police raided dives at ZIG and
1882 S. Dearborn ST Nine women
arrested.
]. H. Robinson, chauffeur for
Jack Johnson, pneumonia patient,
fined SIS and costs for speeding.
A. Clancy, atty, Congress
Hotel, arrested for making dis
turbance in Auditorium phar-
macy
w. T. Hall, 314e Francisco
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of E. C. Hardiman, 813 N. State
st. 4 persons severely, hurt.
DR.. ]. L. S. Hall, II, erstwhile
spiritualist, 4735 S. Ashland av.,
arrested, charged with wife deser-
ltion.
Pickpocket gotwatch and chain
from DR.. P. ]. Peel in Blackstone
Hotel Peel saw him hang up his
coat later. Went through his
pockets and gotWatch- back.
Women cannot be kept pure
nor men chaste by making easy
their entrance to the divorce
courts. State Sen. J. E. Madi-
gan in an address on Divorce. "
John Peterson, SIS, suicide.
Ravor. Cut throat. Motive IN
known.
Mrs. Della Caneck, 4S, 21O9
Osgood St, found dead in her
room. Gas. Been dead 3 days.
Believed suicide.
Gladys E. Greene, II, awarded
$500 damages from Cub ball team
for injuries suffered when ball
struck her while she was in grand
stand of National League ball
park in August, 1910.
E. Chaplin, 40, 1900 w. Mad
ison St, fined 500 and costs.
Charged with following Mrs. c. |
A. Doyal, widow, 2152 w. Jack
son blvd, for more than a month
and annoying her.
A new way to spend the money
taken off the cops wages has
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GROCERY SPECIAL.


o LBS. GOOD APPLES. 1oc; 1s LBS.
good apples. csc: tomatoes. lb.. 1oc; s
boxes matches. 25c, lbs. rice, navy
beans or red beans, csc; 4 lbs, best kraut.
l5c; boxes shoe blaclzing. Sc; tomatoes
early June peas. loe; 2 pkgs wheat
onions. 1oc; Bskerized coffee. 4oc; Rlue
Label catsup. zoo; ID. Van Houten
cocoa, 35c; gallon can eyrup. $5c: split
peas. ID. SC: doz. fresh Utah eggs. Csc; 2
lbs Sultana raisins, 15c. Snowdrift. per
can. 2oc; 2Se Kirkoline. 16e; vinegar. gal
pkgs. starch. box blueing. / ID. baking
powder. $50, cans corn, plums. straw
berries. lzippered herring. 15c: Postum
Cereal, Koffe-et. zoe; s. bars Fairy. A. r,
Naptha. Borax. CASTLE soap. 36c; 1oc
wool soap, Sc. honey. H.. 10c: large can
Underwood dcvlled han. l5e; aprlcots. H.,
1oc; III lbs. sugar, sl.oo: 80 lbs. sugar.
soc: lbs. OF. sugar. 25c: large oranges,
dozen, 15c; cans peas. strawberry Jam,
large milk. Van Camp pork and beans
or Red Seal lye. CSC; good creamery but
s0c: Is lbs. sugar and / ib. good bak:
ing powder. st.oo; salt bacon. H.. 16c:
cans deviled ham. 25c; 3 Holland herring
Ioc: cornmeal. sack, 25c; corn. per case.
81 s5: 3 lbs. ginger snaps. soda crackers.
:5c; compound lard. 3s CSC. 5s eoc. los
peaches. sc; IS lard. zoe; los. sl.s5i
srealefast. N. J. B. coffee. S5c: QUAKER
Oats, 10c; 4 pkEs. cereal coffee, a5c; good
broom. zoe; lbs. dates, CSC. split peas.
H.. sc; high patent flour. s1.o5; straight
grade -four 800: tall can salmon. toc;
3 pkKs. raisins Csc; lbs. dried prunes,
csc; pineapple. can. ioc.
CHICAGO STORE
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DIED

UANSEN-At a local hospital, Febru-
ary 10, 1913, following an operation.
Amelia Johanna Hanson, wife Of Chris
ten Hansen. or 66s Oakley street De-
cedent was 90 years of age, and a native
neral services Will appear later.
IILToN-At a local hospital. February
i5 1913. following an operation. Inga
Catherine Hilton. wife OF David A Hill
ton, Jr.. OF Sandy. Utah, age 90 years.
funeral services viii appear later.
ARAIsTRONC-At 40 y street, February
Is 1919, Edna. daughter OF William r.
and lcdth Moyle Armstrong, born April
70. 1910. In Salt Lake City. Funeral serv-
the family residence. Friends are IN
vited TO attend. Tnterment In CITY come
tery,
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for tho dlstEct Of Utah.
In the matter OF r. L. Fillmore. voIun-
tary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy. No
1904
To the creditors OF r L. Fillmore OF Salt
Lake City. IN the county OF Salt Lake
and district aforesaid. n bankrupt:
Notice u hereby given that on the 25rd
osy Of September. 1912, the said r L.
Fillmore was duly adjudicated bankrupt: /:
and that the first meeting Of his credit
ors VIII be held at my office IN the Com
tinental block. Salt Lake City. Utah, on
o'clock In the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their
clairn5. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly como before said
meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee Ia Bankruptcy.
salt Lake City. Feb. 10, 1918.
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BIG FURNITURE SALE AT NO. 12s
West 4th So. Monday, Feb. II, at 1890
a. m. Dressers, commods. iron and brass
bed, cost $50: chiffonier, bookcase, writ
quarter-sawcd chairs. table. china closet,
beautiful mahogany rockers, center
ia oles, Wilton rugs, cost SS5 and SIS each !:
lot llnoleun. new steel range, refrigcra-
tor. dishes, cooking utensils, pictures.
port!eres. curtains. $500 worth off!co fur
nturo. mahogany filing cabinet. cost
$50: typcwrIting table, cost $50; also re-
volv!nE chair. drawing table. roll-top desk
and other useful articles. architects fil-
ing cabinet, cost $50; drnftsman's draw
Ing table. cost SIS; 7b yards cork limo.
leum or hllinE end a beautiful upright
plano, COST $500. Office furniture viii DO
sold 1880 n. IN.
c. L. OsTERLoH, Auctloneer.
ool1l
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

". WILLIAMS C SON. 1es N ST. WAS.
15[5-W. Upholster!ng. chairs recaned.
o3<2
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LITTLEFORD-rhe funeral services for
Mrs Amelia Littleford will be held az
tho funeral chapel OF Ebcr w, Hall, 164
south West Temple street, today at 1880
D. M Silver Maple circle No. 1os. W. o.
W. officiating. rntermcpt in City ceme-
terry.
BOOTH-The funeral services OF Mrs
I'm this city February IS. will be held at
,hn funeral chapel OF E5er w, Hall. 1s4
South West Temple street. Monday, Fob
ruery II. et D. 70. Intcrment In Mount
Ollvct cemetery.
BAIED-Tha funeral services over the
remains OF the late Sarah a ]. Baird.
aged So years. will be held In Ogden,
Utah, at 7 p. N. today Sunday instead
Of .. N. as announced. Tho funeral
sorvlces viii bo held at the residence OF
Uyru-n Johnson, 21T0 Quincy avenue, Og-
den. Friends are invited 10 attend.
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spokane. WASH; so5' Howard si
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The Wants will show opportunities
for advaucement-better Jobs, better
means Of living. increased opportuni-
ties, advancement and succcss.
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NOTICE

All uncalled-for shoe repair work viii
ho sold for charges February IT. Tho-s-
son. 4ls state. oi66s
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CHINA DECORATING.

MISS BERTHA wA0ENERs sTrDio
u East Third South. China suitab bic
lor g1fts and prizes Class and private
lessons. c9s9
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O. O'poNNHL. UNDERTAKEN
and srnhairn@r. has moved to new loca-
ION. 225-z17 South West Temple street
H.a''- hide PhonA Sss n.3ss
G r. EANRs. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer li4 state. Murray. Phone
Murray 9t1 o15o5
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IN The DISTRICT. copET OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
ant vs. The Union Pacific Railroad
road eonpary: tho Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company: the San
Pedro. Los Angeles q Salt Lake Rail
road comrany; the Atchison. Topeka
Southern Pacific company: Northern
Pacinc Railway company: Great North
ern Railway company: tho Farmers
LoaH & Trust eompa4y: Jaoo5 n
Henry 9. F1r!ck. William 4. Clark and
Robert s. Loyctt as trustee. defend
znts.
Pursuant TO an order ~ the United
States district court for the district OF
I tab. made 81 the above entitled cause
notice % hsreby given that plan for
the dlspo.ltion 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 IL IN The Central Pacific
Railway company and the CANCELLATION
way 10 the Southern Pacific company and
other matters. and e copy OF an agree
ment embodylng the details OF said plan
duly executed by the parties thereto and
n petition for the approval OF said plan
have been hled with the clerk OF the said
court at Salt Lake City. Utah. and that
tho 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, a. 20 o'clock a. N. on
the cath day OF February, 1919.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
~, r Mop1.- p-.,tS.
salt Lake City. Utah. February 18th.
1918 oi637
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WEDNESDAY. FEE. 18TH. 5S WEST
End So, viii sell lot OF furniture. rugs.
carpets, llnoieun, pictures. piano. phono-
graph records and $500 worth OF under
wear. hose. sweaters from tho Winona
Manufacturing Co.'s goods that came too
late; also a lot ,of Jewelry, bankrupt
stock watches. icweIry OF all kinds, wrist
th,ne al TO Our o own grT prics Sale 1850 a m
c. e. OSTBRLOFI, Auctionccr.
o2lt3
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THE UTAH FURNITURE co THAT'S
tho place where you can furnish your
homo for lc5S than one-hah the regular
price. Come down and make US show
you. We have a very nre selection OF
rugs and carpets. Our number Is 1e3
TO 1s2 West End South ct. Phone Wa
satcII 1917. o213T
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MECHANTc

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, yU1r
-, years experience. wants 10 Iocats-
the west. Expert on overhs,,IIrg s.ess
rear systems. Specially man ON tro,,S
magoetos, carburetor. All round :
chan!c. familiar with all makes o,
OF running repair shop. Experisnc.
driver and denonstrator. Git sdca
crenco Age q. Ed SIzemoro, 1857 w.
Ave- st. Louis. No. a,
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MAN AND WIFE on RANCH; sMf,
pay, good place for right parfiss
ply Sunday afternoon on early MorS'
Courtney, Hercules hotel. SIS ". ard
Will consider single man and wornan
ol
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WHERE TO STOP.

LINCOLN HOUSE. ss EAST IsT so
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PRIVATE HOME.

WILLOWS = MERE CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, seclus!ou, legal adoption
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CARD OF THANKS.


MRS. JAMES MANNING AND FAMILY
desire 10 thank friends and neighbors
fcr kind assistance, Sympathy and for
numerous floral offerings during sick
ness and death or their loving husband
ana father. o194J
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AUCTION SALES.

TUESDAY. FEB 18TH, 1880 A. NJ, AT
So Church street. between Main and
State, on 9Th So.--Fjne furniture, con-
slstlnG OF leather covered davenport, cost
$685. dining table. box seat dining chairs,
chihonler. dreSsers, brass bed, cost $40,
oak and other rockers. book case, books,
center stand, mahogany chair. taboTets,
45-pound felt mattress. steel springs.
sanitnry couch, BRUSSELS rug. Charter
also nne heater, cost $40; refrigerator.
kitchen safe. kitchen table, silk portieres.
lace curtains. electric iron, pictures. lots
OF clean Kitchen utensils.
c. l.. SEBER. Auotioneer.
"Wednesday. Feb. 10th. at Ss South 1st
West, at 1880 u n., will cell contents
OF 7-room house. fine s!deboard, pedestal
dining table, dining chairs, Brusells rugs,
dressers, commodcs, rockers. writing
desk. beds. mattresses. springs, glass
door. kitchen cupboard, cabinet, table.
stair carpet. lots OF linoleurn. lots nice,
clean boilers. blue ware and utensils
also range With water jacket, cost s65.
G. L. SEBER, Auctioneer.
On Thursday, Feb. goth. at p m. It
rear l4S West 1st South. Will sell the
unclaimed storage OF the Kimball Van
q storage Co, consisting In part OF one
$500 PfaDoa player-piano, brass beds,
dressers, ch!doniers and contents. sew
Ing machines, gas stoves. rockers, chairs.
dining tables, trunks and contents, boxes
and contents. several roller-top desks,
typewriter bedd,ng, bundles, soda foun-
tain, cost $4,000; bowling alloys and many
articles too numerous TO mention Sale
L p. m, c. L. SEEER, Auctioneer,
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

BEST PRICES PAID FOR md HAND
clothing. ". Giickman, II South West
Temple. Wesatch 1913. olg0O
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WE HAVE A FEW CARPETS. RANGES.
tables, mattresses and everything In
the line Of household goods that were
partly damaged by smoke, which We sell
az z great sacrifice. q. Is. Furniture Co,
209 So. W. T.. o2120
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drafting: !nventing speciality, 902
Kearns bldg. w. 1925 mass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16

LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chchesters Pills. the Diamond Brand.
For IS years known as Best. Safest Al
ways Reliable. Buy ot your Druggist
Take no other. Chichesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold By Druggists every
where.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16

SPECIAL FOR ONE week.
Mems shoes half soled, soc; ladies' Idc.
Work called for and delivered. Utah
Shoe Repair Co., III So. W. T. Wasatch
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16

GOOD STENOGRAPHBR WANT
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16

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