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PROMPT JUSTICE
PROMISED IN CASE OF AN
AMERICAN KILLED BY REBEL


FL Paso. Texas. July Henry
Rurton OF upper Montclair. y. j..
"as killed on July 6. by 4 drunken
rebel soldier while driving In she
streets OF Santa Rosalia. chihuahua.
Mexico. and the body reached here
today enroute home. The soldier
without warning shot him rs he
drove by with a friend.
Burton was employed ny a Cana
dian company constructing n dam at
Eo1uiila As q cement tester. His
friends say he had no enc mics among
the MeAicnns. General Manuel Chao
commanding the rebel troops 1t San.
tn Rosalia. has jailed the murderer
and promised prompt Justice.
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Ama:Eamaied Ga: Sugar, i0s:
Atchison s5.: Northern Pacific
1853: Reading 1863: Southern Pa
cifio si7: Union Pacific 1854: Steel
52s: Steel preferred lO41.
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ST. LOUIS METAL

st. Louis. NO.. July lO.-Leai
quiet. 4.20 to 4.25.
Spelter steady. $50 to 5.25.
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AMERICANS WIN
TENNIS CONTESTS

Nottingham. England. July IO.-
Maurice =. Mci.ouEhlin and II. Nor
ris Williams both won their lawn
tennis matches today from the Ger
mans. Otto Froitsheim and Oscar
krtut1sr. and placed the United
States team in u favorable position
for winning the s~mi.final round oS
the Davis cup preliminary II Is
only now necessary for the Ameri-
ean players TO win one more match Of
the three still TO b. played In order
TO advance into the fiusi where they
will meet either Canada Of Belgium.
Mclaughlin had the more difficult
task. He lost his first two sets TO
Froiiah~Im then won three straight
and won the match by his superior
serving power.
Williams won from Kreut.er three
s~iA TO one.
Rain was falling heavily when
Williams and Kreutarr weni out "a
start the firs, match Of the series
but the weather cleared before the
warming up was over.
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Tact is the art OF making other
people think they know more than
you do.
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NEW YORK SUGAR

New York. July I0.-Ail grades
Of. refined sugar were advanced ten
cents n hundred pounds today.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. July 10.-Provisions
weakened with hogs. First sales
were - to u lower. September
prices were 2O.97a for pork: 11.16s
to 11.65 for lard and 11.S2A for
ribs.
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LAeeARD Voter IS
lASnED BY SPEAKER

Los Angeles. Cal. July 9th.
isxsnrd voter WAS iashs.i today by
br. Ira f.andriih. president Of the
Ward-i'clnont college. Nashville.
Tennessee. who In an address before
the meeting Of the international D
Christian Endcavor convention class.
~,i I'll" non-vo,-r with tho~. who buy
and sell votes.
DR.. i.andrith'n address was built
upon the ,he.is that Christianity can
cure all civic evils. and he declared
III III. party loyalty divorce cour,
had not been NO busy separating men
and politics from mems r.lIxion
ihccr would be few unsolvcd civic
problems.
Christianity. he asserted. would
quickly solve all civic problems II
the Christian voter would only voi..
like a Christian.
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Folkcstone. England. July "a
While the United States and German
teams are playing their semi-final
round In the Davis cup preliminary
tournament at Nottingham the Ca
madam and Belgian teams are fight
ing out their semi-finals in the same
competition here. Canada IL repre-
sented by II. d. Powell, y. p. Sch
weinger. J. F. Foulkes. and G. II.
Mayes. while the Belgian team con-
sists Of p. DeBorman. A. G. Walsen.
W. II. Duvivier and LeMnire De
Warzee.
Powell beat DeBorman by three
straight, 6-2. 6-1, G1.
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Close: Pork. July 21.40: Septem-
ber 81.
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Chronicle-Nsws SOC = month.
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Los Angeles. Calf. July lO.-Ev.
cry protestant church In the city was
utilized today In carrying out III.
second days program OF the :sth In
tcrnaiIonai convention Of the Chris.
'ian Endenvor Society. Thousan ntis
Of delegates took active part In the
committee meetings and heard ad-
dresses and papers read by the pas
tors In attendance.
Thousands OF delegate. and visI-
tors to the convention attended x,,n.
rise quiet hour" services.
Sectional meetings were held thi.
morning In % churches. In the au-
ditorium cndeavor. the big assembly
tent and n downtown theatre.
There were also overflow meetings
and religious exercises In the streets.
Plans for increasing the efficien-
cy OF the church and the spreading
OF the gospel through the agencies
ofthc home. the school aud te press
were discussed ut n pastors confer
ence.
Problems OF savings were wrestlcd
wit by clergymen and Christian En-
dcavOr lay workers. Personal purity
and the socal evil were subjects 10
which another sectional meeting
gave Its attention.
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Waatsd.AlaJs Help

~ o. Q. Army. Able bodied %.
0sSsisl 0sa beeWsea aess Of IL
saA 3s: eitiseas Of Uaitsa States. OF
eeoA character asa temperate habits
Who eaA o0sak. read and write the
DASiisA language. For Information
sDply - Recruiting Officer. 10:
Wess Maia 0trsse. Trisidsd. Colo. Il
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s"'u "Su she Wotsu W uiu superior
serving power.
Williams won from Kreut.er three
s~ts TO one.
Rain was falling heavily when
Williams and Kreutarr weni out %
start the firs, match Of the a~ries
but the weather cleared before the
warming up was over.
NOTTINGHAM. ENGLAND. Juiv To-
Crowds OF lawn tennis ~nthuiaais
reached this city last night md early
today TO sttsad the semi. sinai round
TO he played here TODAY. tomorrow
and Saturday b~t~~~a teams ssprc.
seating the United States Ind Ger
many in III" preliminary contests
for the srIcction Of = team 10 chAi.
i~ns- England for the Dwight r.
Davis international trophy.
The unitrd aiaica team II comlHs-
cd Of Maurice Z. MctnuEhlin Of Ban
francisco. II. Norris Williams os
Philadelphia and Harvard university
Harold ". Hack-it of New York sni
Wallace =. johnson Of Philadelphia
NJ reserve.
The German team consists Of Otto
froitaheim. Osrar kr-uts~r. Fried
erich Wilhelm Rah~ and Heinrich
Gleinseroth. and Ia regarded by ex-
rests ~ much stronger than the team
which defeated the French players
In the preiiminariea AT wiesbad~n
June 4 and &.
Williams won the second set by
six to two.
Williams won the second set by
six to two.
Kreutxer beat Williams In the
third set six TO five.
Williams beat Kres,ixer tho fourth
set by six to one. thus winning the
match three sets to one.
The German. Froitzheim won the
first set Of his singrls match against
Maurice u. Mcl-oughiin whom he
defeated by seven Kumcs to &.
Powell. the Canadian captain.
drew firyt blood In the scmi-finnl
round Of the Davis cup preliminary.
In which Canada played the belgian
He defeated DcIsorman the Belgian
second strong In three straight sets.
In the second singles match Sch
wenRcrs. the Canadian champion
heat A. G. waiscn OF Bcgium three
straight sets.
Froitxheim won the second Sc:
from Mclaughlin by six to two
games.
Mclaughlin won the third set from
t'roitsheim by six to four.
Mclaughlin won the fourth nnd
fifth sets by S-2 and 6-2.
This gave him the match by three
sets to Froitzheim's two. The scores
were 81. 2-6, 6.4. 6-2, 6-2.
Folkestone. England. July 10
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BORDERS.

Wanted-Boarsicss- First clasa
home cooking: very close In. Address
X. this office. n
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For Rent-Lodge Rooms

FOR RENT, LODGE ROOM WITH
hardwood floor. Apply room / MucIdn-
tosh block. SsAn1
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KODAK DEVELOPING

IJtab phf fERF KODAK FINISHING,
No'o Materiais Co.. s23 Main ST
g2i43
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DAILY HOTEL, 20 East y,
{modern). Winter rats =.
or suites with and without ~
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co SpE
clal prices fall and winter work. WAS
5I5s. dsi-a
UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co Ex 400
Res. Hyland .3Is-W r7s3
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

N-~-~---~-|---~----r--'--- TJnzTL-
A STRICTLY MODERN, 9-ROOM HoSSir
on the north bench. within easy N., var,
ing distance Large. sunny. cheeII.
rooms, hardwood floors. hot water heaI
excellent nsighborhood. 306 Ne"housee
Bldg, Call Was. 90&. IS'Ao
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SECOND-HANDS SI'

GET OUR PRICES b9tvs
or selling your seconds !a ~ (:
Salt Lake Furniture Co. u"
plc. Wasatch 353I.
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For Rent-MisceIlaneous

HALL FOR SOCIALS AND IODCTS
Inquire sSi West Broadway. e44ia
AUDITORIUM. NEWLY DECORATErl
Tor danced. lectures. entertsinpnnrntc
Phone Wasatch 1861 a.fo 10
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MUSICIANS

JONES COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Tee cheT5 OF violin. mandolin and g7liter
Instrument furnished free with cotirse
3l3 Constitution bldg rsIe0
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE CoLoRs IN
rugs and carpets. Hand work; Will re-
move oil. grease or any stain. Imported
rugs a speciality; ex12, $3.50. Frank Mar
tin, Was 2266, 66 West First South st.
o1898
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BARBER WANTED: GOOD WAGES TO
right party. Cali phone l.54-M. or
write 1908 Washington ave. Ogden, Utah.
1erct
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A 6-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE; oSE
room reserved with rent payable, a.,, IN s,th pa
IN board II Goodhue ave. on ''" eJaos
between Bird and 4th West
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PYORRHEA SPECIAIICTI
CHIROPODIST
BEAUTY PARIORS

fre, FAMOUS BEAUTY SCAIp
In sbon er u; under Velvetina sys,eTa
- :. n0Ille. phone Was. l52e foaI
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- --e~~-N~-~~~-. w
AlSDy y NELl--fURN. R0o,s.
neat; hot and cold wa.s wa.oas'
cts, phones In Zach Ter. q
ana gents hath on eau O pu,
count OF reduction on rem, noq
ing special low rntcs he hent W.
Lake Hotel. i8 Postotficys Web a
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A FEW COAL MINERS WHO WANT
steady employment. good working con-
ditions and tho best OF wages Address
Z-2o. Tribune. E3ss9
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s-RooM MODERN BRICK coTTAAsGH' gsAs
End ave. and X ST. WeSa'ch fas7a
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FTRsT-CLAss SALESMAN: GOOD SAL
aTy offered 20 aght party. Apply sI2
Temp,etou bldg ga551
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NICE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM; LIGHT
and bath free; rent very reasonable
20 No. 1st w, Helvetia apts. g2694
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WANTED
Wanted-MiscelIaneous

wANTED-A PARTY WITH MONEY
and q chronic disease who would be
willing 70 put up a little financial backing
In return Tor n cure OF said disease. Rheu-
ma tisin. stomach. liver. blood diseases. or
youth with spinal curvature. Rheumatic
case preferred. II such party VIII COM
municatc with mo at once for confer
ence strictly confidential Proposition
Legitimate and method absolutely HARM
less. Best local references given. Ad-
dress Y-20. Tribune. g356I
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sWlTCHES MADE FROM COMBINES
harmony Millinery parlor, $50 confL
g33SJ
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ROOMS, WINTER RATr,
en- SUITE, with bath or S r1,,
colo running water; sts.Si .Sitto.>
sor hotel. ''eam Id
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Wanted-SaIesmen

WE NEEC A GALES MANAGER FOR
Utah. splendid opportunity for the rigk.
man or woman W. <. Pel. Heron hGsel.
glsl1
MALE OR FEMALE TO SELL REAL.
estate: good eaiarT guaranteed. Cal
~ once. Intsr-Mountnin Realty Co. .o5
Teupleton Bldg. e1sii
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Tw0 ADULTS WITH REFEREN 80, -
rWU oon nm modern house. Furnished CON- COM
pIete or will rent unfurnishod. 100 esai6
lf6 South
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a. J, HALL, LADIES AND CENTS
suits made 10 measure; cleaning. press
Ing and repairing. 2o2 East End South
Waaatch 1Si2. o5Itn
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Wanted-Board and Room

YOUNG MAN WISHES BOARD AMI
room IN private family. close II. Al.
dress Z-32. Tribune r556t
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NICELY FURNISHED 5-RM; H2USG bn2Snaa !:
close In. modern, nice ne gsIaf
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IRON WAREHOUSE. so BY Il5 FEET
and brick warehouse. 90 by 80, both on
track. Phone Wasatch 129O-W f312
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnishea

For Rent-Furnishea /,
60 -,,---s>~-@~-~~~-.-
MOD, WELi.-EURN. R0c,S
neat, hot and cold wa.ooas
cts, phones In each rnser. e.
and gents hath on ssos .pu,
count OF reduction on I'm nou
ing special low rntcs hent W
Lake Hotel. i8 Postoffico wstt
VERY NICELY FUpN -
crn conveniences: re,. h0on
5S6 So. w. r. ''iesehca /
TWO MOD. ROOMS. sISo;
suite. 733 e. 5th So .; sS;iNdl2
" ~
ROOMS, WINTER RATE,
en- suite, with bath 60 S S, 50
soso soT hnin1 hF1nh'ng water; steam s.:.
ELEGANT FURNIsUEn -,
,-sle or double: bath aooI
Z'o-W' 4l6 So. ", Tenrlaa npsloas
----' 'pe-
LA RGE MOD. FRONT 49,
ing distance. Phone yvsvVy
East lst South. Sls "dA e.
NEWLY FURNIsHrn 49,
door new orpheum. "a ~
STRICTLY MODERN ~,
rd furnishes ,Il rooms. iyo
NICELY FURNIsHnD ~
for rent: elec- light. asM tM 3!
NICELY FURNIsHEO o.
ono or two gentlemen. ,ss a. Y
SAVE CAR FARE. ljs w.
East 4th South sah 'ApA
FRONT ROOM pnr
steam heat, No. 81 Wssf, Wyf1s y
DSio' iDAlio' NEWLY FURNlsBpn'
neat; $3.50 to $3.50 wsel y
NICELY FURNISHED 49,
rooms for gentlemen. ,hoav
Inquire at office, 232 So. Maj
COMFORTABLY sTE,T
rooms. weekly $3.50 un
26 ID. lst South. ~
NICELY FURNISHED poov :
gentiemep, lem 22a No. lst NJ
{ FINE ROOMS ON rg,~
hoor, Inquire Was. ssh
. LARGE. NEWLY FTTpv1n~
In new. modern homa Va.
A CHEERFUL FRONT sno,,|
month. +53 North l5, Va
DAILY HOTEL, 20 EAST s,|
| (modern). Winter rates -
or suites with and without h,'
NEWLY FURNISHED Rno1
mace heat; rent reasonaSis
from county building. sos a
NICELY FURNISHED Non
close In: private family
| Temple.
NICELY FURNISHED Ro0u
convenience. IS Grace
ia gle gate.
LARGE FRONT ROOM wyT
suitable for two. 3ii e.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, sUIrl|
two; mod. hot-water hsai
Sl2 per mo. l04 3rd ave.
FURNISHED ROOMS. M
| without board: Ii blocks fur
hospital. 2T3 7th ave,
LARGE FRONT ROOM, sUrN
two. steam heat; sl2 doub!s
Was. 1098-W.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
Hot water, etc. $50 East I'd
| ONE LARGE, NICELY n
room for ono or two gsnd
North Main.
| LARGE FRONT ROOM. VII
Lady preferred. Annex. on
So. Temple.
| A VERY REASONABLE
room, with heat and ha
Louise Apis.
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM q
tlenen. o7o F. lst 60.
| IN PRIVATE FAMILY, CON
and modern, las 8. End w.
NV.
| 8 NICELY FURNISHED R0q
hot and cold water. gas
| modern buffet kitchon. ~
nue. Wasatch 1871.
STRICTLY MODERN
rooms: hot water heat
East.
ONE NICELY FURNISHED
rent In private family -
| bath. Call at 921 d lS 50
NICE FURNISHED sTEax
room; opposite Alta elus'
Temple.
For Rent-Unfurnsh
! -ooo-o-o-o-~-o-o-o-~~vo
TWO ROOMS FOR REM.
7th East. =
2 OR 3 ROOMS. HYLAM
No. 1st West.
SECOND-HANDM
| GET OUR PRICES 1ITo9
or selling your secona",sH: ,H
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pie. Wasatch 369T. -,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID ~
hand furniture. bucSe's
Wasatch 1929. -
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

If YOU ARE a PARTICULAR PERSON
you want your household goods stored
only N The best place-a clean place
clean from dirt and vermin: a safe place
In every respect our warehouse .B the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and we will quickly show you why.
REDNAN FIREPROOF STORAGE co.
fnone b99. lb9 Main.
basO5
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LARGE MOD. FRONT 49,
ing distance. Phone wE.vQy
East 1st South. siS' wa e
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Electrical Treatment

TREATMENTS AND
Russian dry hot-air baths. cure rheu-
mat!sm, nerves, stomach and female
troubles. Hairs and moles removed
Martin Electrical institute, 223-4-5
Brooks Arcade. Was 6O03. g2269
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Housekeeping Rooms

8 NICELY FURN H X. ROOMS;
Idtchenette light, gas and bath. III w,
&th So. eoo-'
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

J. a. EVISGTON.
10 East Second South. Was. tl5s-W.
Eato1
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CASH PAID FOR vnr.si
pets, stoves. ranges, noso h
value Axelrad Furnitu'
3rd South
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u LARGE. NEWLY FTTpv7r,
In new. modern homa W.
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SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING

GATRELL's UNIQUE SCHOOL or
Shorthand and TyDswnung- al D. z.
WALKER building. 0ss1
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NEW MOD. 7-ROoM BUNGALOW WIN WIN
sleeping porch. on north benSn. WI W.,
rent or lease reasonably TO right pa15s,Iio,
Phone Was, b461-J, So
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TWO LARGE ROOMS. LIGHT AND
water, 81 So. State g3373
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HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE NOVEL
housekeeping apartments at the Ray
rnond hotel2 One room, with disappear
Ing bed. disappearing gas range, ioidlng 9
taSIes eto ali outside rooms. Rates $3.50
per week and up "a So. Main. Phone
Exchange 1856. giZ9
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coyPI.ErELY FURNISHED s.RQoN
modern house, close In; price 500; hei-
erencea required Phono Was. 1852;
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ELEGANT FURNIsUEn -
.-sle or double: bath os aoo
275-W. 4I5 So. " Vt; rpsona
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HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS, TOITpTES
2ls Main. raltoIy;
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority OF the KEY
ser storage over all others is well
known. Keyser F1reproof Storage Co
Wasatch 2S23. bs1is
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LAWN and CEMENT WORK


WANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK.
prompt ana Reasonable. Phone Hylann
slt-E b7g02
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OPTICIANS

WE'LL DUPLICATE AND LENS IN 60
Main ST dsoto
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For Rent-Stores and Offices

OFFICE ROOMS, TRIBUNE BUILDING
Inquire F. j. Westcott, 1000 Kearns
building. m33
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EXPERIENCED TRAINED NTTREF
VIII care for patients IN her own home.
clean and sanitary. 1890 South sth East
hNlah1 -ols-J RI4if
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished

'@,S-.~-1;,I-,,s5,,o eI-,5,o LTTRNIsHEp-A BEAGT IL
fVh 5ti tst1t, siroom modern nat ground ro noD1.
steam heat. Mt e3i south ht MAIL e7sS
ouJop Rent is $3.50, with heht. s.oo
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Vacuum Cleaners

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and ronted. SL26 per day and up Bates
Hyland 1895. s34e5
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VERY NICELY FJIRN -,
crn convenience & r&as R00l
5S6 So. w. r. 'eierencss'
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|CATHOLIC u. LOSES FIRST
COLLEGE GAME OF SEASON
Vlanova Outfit Humbles Brooklanders in Fast Battle
by 4 to Score-Visitos Are Outhit
Ito mcdonnell the Star

stole second Mclaughlin then singled
to center. scoring Lynch and ellison.
Again, In the ninth. the lads from
Pennsy dented the pan, this time putting
over the runs which won the ball game.
ellison opened the session with a two
sacker to left. After O'Leary had
whitfield. Lynch walked, the first pass
issued by Travers during the game
Chief Greene was then rushed into the
box. and ellison and Lynch proceeded to
pull OF double steal, which was worked
without a hitch. Greene uncorked wild
pitch and ellison scored, Lynch going to
third. Getting OF to good start. Lynch
stole home, sliding all around Mcdonnell.
The next two men famed.
Catholic University counted in the sec
ond. Mcdonnell singled to right and
Pipp walked. Koran popped to Hogan.
Balm singled to center, scoring Melon
nell In the ninth Catholic University
made bid for the game. but fell two
runs short.
With two down. Zachary bingled to
right and crossed the pan when Hayes
doubled to Ieft-center. Donnelly walked.
Lear then ended the game by making a
great stab Of McDonnelrs line drive over
third base Score:
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TURNER AND POULIOS
WILL BATTLE TONIGHT
Middle.weight Wrestlers to Settle al
Arguments on Mat at the
Gayety.

What should prove to be the bes,
wrestling match Of the year will be
staged at the Gayety Theater. when Joe
Turner. the wonderful local grappler,
takes on Jim Poulios, the fast Greek mat
artist, in finish match. for big purse
and a good side bet, winner to take all.
This bout will be to a finish, best two
in three falls. and the men must weigh
in at 15s pounds, ringside.
Pat O'Connor, who will referee the bat
tie, will make the men step on the scales
in his presence. and IL one OF the wres-
tiers is over the weight limit, he will
forfeit $50 This match should be q fast
and rough bout, as both men are out to
win. The winner will more than likely
get a chance at Mike Yokel should Man.
ager Peck decide to bring the Western
wonder here later in the season. Ed
Dent and Bob Austin, of the Nationals,
will act as the official timers this even
ing.
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NOTES OF THE CAME.

The warm sun brought out a big crowd
of fans. many of whom rooted Justify for
the Crimson.
The game was called at the end of the
twelfth by mutual consent so that Hal
ward could catch a train.
Mullaney caught one Of the best games
Of his career and coached Mccarthy all
through the contest. His line of talk
had the visitors guessing.
Nobody would have recognized the
Georgetown team yesterday. 1t might as
well have been the Nationals playing the
Athletics for the worlds championship.
Harvard reluctantly acknowledged that
II had been deceived by Georgetown's
early defeats into believing that yester-
DAYS serving would be soft. After the
game every Crimson man was wondering
how Yale ever managed to win an Is to
/ victory over the Blue and Gray.
NAT WORLEY.