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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-26
GOVERNOR To ATTEND
THE FASHION SHOW
Utah Executive Will Talk to
Students; Parade Plans
Changed.
Snecial 10 Tie Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 25.-=An important sea-
ture was added 10 the FIRST days pro-
gramme Of the Fashion show when the
Executive committee received positive as
surance today that Governor William
Spry will arrive in the city to deliver an
address 10 the school children at IL
o'clock tomorrow forenoon. The ad-
dress. on the subject OF Civic Pride, -
Elks club building on Grant avenue
II has been estimated that at least
5000 school children. students OF the Og-
den hlGh school and three junior high
no o'clock tomorrow morning and asser-
Die to hear the address OF the state ex-
ecutive. AT this time. the opening OF the
athletic season, every school Is striving
greatest percentage Of students IN line,
as the money would apply conveniently
in the purchase of football arrnor,
Chief OF Police w. /. Norton, who will
nounced change In his plans regarding
the formation OF the various parade lines
Instead OF assembling the parade en-
trants at Wall avenue and Twenty nth
street. they Will be lined uD from Grant
avenue west on Twenty-flfth street This
VIII permit OF the decorated autos lin
Ing up within tho white Way" dis
trict
Following her election rs queen OF the
Fashion show. Miss Edith Brewer has Sc
lected her four maids of honor They
are Miss Clara Gleason OF KaysviIle, Miss
| Stella Wright, Miss Edna Sims and Miss
Ruth weston ali Of Ogden. The % aoat
which is being prepared for the queen
and her maids Is one OF the most elabo-
rate which viii be seen In the auto pa
rade on Friday evening
During the two days OF the festival r.
| l.. Noggle Will make motion pictures OF
all the daylight events.
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Get Rid of the Torment of Rhoumst tism.

That YOU can do By ridding yourself
Of the cause. Weak and inactive kid
news allow uric acid poisons TO remain
in the blood and rheumatic pains, swoI-
len and aching joints follow. Take
Foley Kidney Pills TO case You of the
pain and torment. They will positively
and permanently build up the kidneys,
the uric acid crystals out Of the blood
and body. Try them. Schramm-John-
son. Drugs. The NeverSubstitutors -
Five 90 Good Stores.
(Adysrtisetnept)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-26
Women Champions Eliminated.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 25.-Two hold
ers OF championship titles Miss Carolina
Painter OF the west and Mrs. e. w, Daley
OF the south, were eliminated today IN the
second round OF match play for the open
championship OF the Women's Western
Golf associa ton and tonight the contests
narrowed to Miss Ruth Chisholm. Cleve-
land, and Mrs. Franc Anderson, Miss
Myra Helmer and Miss Marjorie Ed
wards. Chicago. In today's play Miss
Painter of the Midlothian club, Chica go.
lost to Mrs. Anderson. Hinsdole. one up.
In an tra-hole match. Mrs. Daley,
Nashville (Tenn.) Country club was dis
posed OF by Miss Edwards, South Shore.
three and two. The defeat OF the two
tlteholders today camo as a surprise.
Mrs Anderson's score for the nlnteen
holes was 101 and Miss Painters 102.
Mrs. Daley did not play her usual game
victory.
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CRISIS IN BALKANS
IS BECOMING ACUTE
Turks Profit by Dissensions
Among the Former Allies;
War of determination.

LONDON. Sept 25.-The Balkan CRISIS
Is becoming more acute. II has been ag-
gravated by the apparent determination
OF the Young Turk military party 10
profit by the dissensions among the for
mer allies. Turkey is reported TO have
called again TO the colors the Asia Minor
conscripts. while an officer lately re-
turned from Tripoli is said 10 pe leading
an uprising against Bulgaria IL Thracs.
The effort 10 subdue the rebelious AL
osn!ans Is likely 10 prove a severe strain
on the exhausted army and excheQuer
OF Servia, especially II the story of the
uprising OF Seroo- -MacedonIans is true.
IN Vienna the belief prevails that Servia
merely IS seeking an excuse TO upset tho
decision OF the ambassadors conference
by seizing points not included IN the tor
ritory allotted TO her.
In Athens many persons believe tina
Greece Is on the verge OF another war
with Turkey.
The whole Alba nian trouble seems TO bs
due chiefly 10 arbitrary disregard TO the
ambassadors conference and the nation
alization OF the territory concerned.
ter is being given in the fighting between
the Servian troops and the Alba mans.
according TO dispatches from Belgrade.
All prisoners taken by either side are
shot
The Albanians besides taking Dibra,
have stormed and captured the towns OF
Struga. Jakova. Kitcheyo and Jakovetza.
but they failed In thelr attack on the
important town OF Prisrend.
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YOU'RE CONST|PATED.
b|L|OUS!- !--CASCARETS
Clean your waste-clogged liver
and bowels tonight
Feel bullyI
Get a lO-cent box now.

No odds how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches.
how miserable and uncomfortable you
are from constipation, indigestion, bill.
iousness and sluggish bowels-you al
ways get the desired results with Cas-
carets.
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take Cas-
carets tonight; put an end to the head
ache, biliousness, dizziness, nervousness,
sick, sour, gassy stomach, backache and
all other distress: cleanse your inside
organs Of all the bile. gases and consti,
pated matter which is producing the
misery.
A 10-cent box means health. happi-
ness and n clear head for months. No
more dnys of gloom and distress IL you
will take a Cascaret now and then. All
druggists sell Cascarets. Don't forget
the children-their little iusides need a
gentle cleansing, too advertisement }
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Fridays Helena Entries,

Spnclai 20 Tho Tribune.
Fjrst rsce four aud hsl !uTlougs, selling
por+bn o,: Ylp Yin "a, 81 Marta Mac. e7; Frau-
ccs G. 100: ftcslworth. Ar, Rick, loa. Dcn! Car
rolf j65 Ada Kennedy. los: Roundup. as.
Second race five and hnif fuClooes. ceiling
C,msir wAtso. Maud Gammann, HlSs panlolF-
ioa: iiineslcy. foabird. ioj: nashtul Bottle sa'n'
yils. los
No Quarter. Yvcurc Tul!. Clara W, Regards.
III Pcrfrcio NraEouosc, l0a: LaIoic. lp5; Nc"
Capital Elnfolks. l0I.
Fourth raco slS hrlonEs. pursc-Swertshill,
los: Sir Fretful. lO5: Ncw Harcn. llo; ThiStle
rim race six furlongs 'cIiiuE-sI1,een. Lon
Harrison Tim Judge CnlcihuInpian, loa: hike
Donliu Joe Wood, ueccncN. Medic. angclus.
Court Lady. I0i
sixth race one mile. scllina-Anna Schneider:
Do,tie n Fob Farley. Jim C"'cr"t0. Maniac.
Forcg,lnryi Rose Sweet. Lttlcton. lo O.mondt
cuunlngham wicket. 10: Big Clnim. ia.
Weather clear: track taai.
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"DIAMONDFIELD JACKS"
ASSAILANT MAY DIE
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
BUTTE, Mont. Sept 25.-Bud Ryan,
the J. W. W. leader. who was slashe3
With a knife when me and two coupan-
IONS sought 10 drive "Diamonddeld
Jack Davis out OF town last night, ~
seriously injured and may die. Although
shot in the mouth. "Diamondfeld Jack
fought with a knife and cut Ryan across
the small OF the back several times.
making deep wounds Tonight 'D;a mond-
field Jack WAS resting comfortably in
the hospital despite the bullet wound IN
his Jaw and tongue He expressed 70.
gret that he had not had revolver
when attacked.
"Believe me. / would have killed all
three" hc said.
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Hlyre de Grace Entries,

-H.-Al orFs oriTlce-
~ s'r 'urioner-ssyu,cr, iio: Hasson
"; inclVioD. loI. Huns Creelc. loS :.
ssarenscr ioi; Sir klvcrco', ZOE :
.,1. y; sristes. pS
~. ono milo and seventy Yards
.: iroS, lo5; lrgpcetor Lc-irsde. los:
W; Jndss Walter, III. Bay Brook.
s@e io'; Home Crest, III: .LI,1Io
Houshton, los; 'Royal Meteor.
Lagoon. o.
~ ht turlongs gs-Wa-eT wclls. 100: Hob
slssTloltpdent. 100: MontreSsor. ~.
,e0m. IVA; ImpFessiou. lo.: scbago.
py''n'' 1872; Genests. 40: sp-!tc. iiS:
~, ,lt iurlonsz 'N;mbug. ioi; Ton
.nsso Queen. io2 Garth. ii5: After
an Iily los: Votcs. Io5. Corslo r..
nHtat lci; clcopa,. 100 80
i've aud h1lf furlcngs
iN tfenln. loT: Rcdp1th. 10; -sui
~; i@; LADY Grant, Io2; sunam,i.
g., ~ ~ ls; Polls H., 1o7: Violet MAY.
aanell. lo': Ovation. lio; .Pcnni-
- h's and a half furlonss-Ei MahsL
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Eople belleve bolls ara q sIVn Of
y . a sign of sick blood II is
49,. mat the circulation Ia slug
/ i,sss,~u WIN acids and impurities
s.hB down OF tho tissues.
~ b,o.sa appearance Of pimples and
oa Should be given n good
hIs"N I~sfnnl bath with S. S. 8, the
zrssp t purifier known to man.
h soss p'e remedy has the peculiar
iu,o nng through the intestincs
k.ucs ,ne ,a blood. In q few minutes
tIny - !. ~ work In every artery.
,zn Splllary, Every membrane
IA a. ss me body, every emunctory
npp-,,,eI a filter to strain tho
fs The stimulating prop
hdne,,' O. compel the skin, liver,
sud bladder. to all work to
syr-~V W. casting out every irri-
A.. min-hflictinE atom Of
hiIpns lOases by irrigation all
Ia Ia an ~ the joints, causes acid
,ra,,''ve. renders them neu-
4 ihs ih,srs ',. those peculiar formn-
e. er,,n,1 e mat cause bofs and
spIcom. al this remarkable rem
7 briss 20 the weakest stomach.
lys nr. umo 3. 6. s. has the re-
Va cssus ss 30 under control that
phoes ISnses are observed. All
M d,.al. neol. mysterious pains and
Hsrs rs,a4ppeared, g and from her i
A.shS Conscious sensntion OF
Iselhr - That strange moody.
ze n1,s oppression is lifted and
"a. 0 responds with surpris-
ANY s,, :, 5. 8. at any drug store.
% BE- saoFt as to sell you somnethinr
allar cs Just as good" n yours
sfits to 0 aud YOU desire exper,
= M" tns Swift Specific Co
Aslnnta. Ca
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PHILADELPHIA

Zone out when winning run scored.
'BuJted for KIlli.er In the sixth
fBatted for Alexander In tho seventh.
-'Battcd FOR Brennan IN tho ninth.
ffBatted for Luderus In tho ninth.
Score by innings
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0-6
Philadelphia ,,.-s........o 0 81
Summary: ErTorb-Klllifer, Dooln Two-bnso
hits-znn. Deal. Govdy. Doo'an Booker, Lobert
Hits-of Alexander, IL In scvon innings; off Bron-
nan. In two innings. off Cocreharn. I3 In
eight and onsothird inn,uss; of Tyler. ia
ono Inning. Sacrifice fly-AlcIandcr. Stolen
bRsc-Mngce. Double plny-Sweency. Smith and
Schmidt. Loft bascs-Boston 7. Philadel
ph!a. . First base on balls-on Cocrehsm. a.;
off Alexander, 3. Hit by pitcher-By Cocroham
(MRBee and LudcTus) Struck out-By Cocrcham
5; by Alexander. e. By Brennan. 9. Passed ball
Gowdy Wild pi,ohes-AlcIandcr, Cocrehnm. Tmo
OF game bours minutes. Umpires-Risler and
Byron.
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Louisville Entries.
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
Firut race. five furlongs-Tom Boy. !oo: Mar
garet Lowry. 10; Chatter Mics. no. Disparity.
ITO; shcpherdcss 10: Thnka lci; 1rdc5cence,
10: Kyronc. no. Nsntura, 10; Miss Krater, 10;
Belle az Normandy, no: Lady Moon, 40.
Second TRce. six furonSs-John ID. Wakefield.
lo7: Alfred V. l0l; Lucille Allen. io7; Labold.
10: Chsu,iclor. 1oI: Etheda- io7; Ambrose. 100
King Olyropion. Ill.
Third race six fur,ongs-Brouzo Wing, 1o3
Ralph 10a: Black Tonoy, ils; sosus, ioT: Leo
Skoiney, i1a
Fourth race, mile-Lcochares. ioi: Morris-
town 100; sonadR. l0t. Prince Uermis, iN; g.
steppH, 1ol; Klcbournc. los
rifth race six furlones-syrnEs. 1oI: Counter
mart lo5. s~lsh 1917 George oIno-d. lo7: Hot-
man lli; Sir Ma,ou. lo5; Ocean Queen 1o';
Nirnorioss lo7; The Reach, III.
Sixth race, one mile and an eBhth-Eeilo OF
p-vr Nsvr ss; Spindle. ios. Effsnd', log; Or
neI+h IoS pon LaSca, il3. SIR cstorh~s IoS; Annie
scI,ors los: Wander lio; GALLEY Slave. 40
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[I[Ss MARKS ARE
|||EN At COLUMBUS
] yolo Trots Fast Mile
1 Brsden Direct PAGES
Another.

.,sr,s O., Sept 25.-World's s
Ds cracked successfully today
s.,umbus Grand circuit track.
ColeInJ the going so good that
Iro 'vil r,ile In 2:06i. a worlds rec
1n ! gnsar-old lar trotters. This per
. EFo,y hsst since Native Belle
q. . ' wss made In the hrst neat
. saIor division OF the Ho'se 'e
cir1nN; ir1n;,.ct winner OF the free-for-
~ III ,Ss wears record at 2:0lb
pI' ps.ot NJ the event. This time
~ r ne q new record, the fastest
p.a f;ve.year-old stallion. He
sal hear by a break. -
~. IN bis remarkable race, had
3 so.,, ss for his opponent, but she
pans sny lime get close enough 10
~ rssult doubtful Peter Eoio
~ The second heat In 2,07 nat.
! - = owned by ". T.. D. Stokes OF
sr,,,, was FIRST choice for the
y ~ rnmnerce trotting stake and
" Slciory In straight heats,
wr,nress was favored over ten
~ .Ss $40 trot, When the race
IM nrt,, , tomorrow he stood fourth
nmay ~ rr After tho first heat
,,.,shalI was picked and he won
- The fourth heat he made a
~ and Derby Boy beat out
y Sxtsu, winner OF the first neat
~ In all the others.
ares :. -. ua. .,,o,,
80 bIt b.. BY Baron Direct
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REPAIRS NEARLY DONE.

Ogden Tabernacle VIII Be Ready for
Quarterly Conference Next Sunday.
Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 5.-Announcement has
been mado that the quarterly conference
OF the North Weber stake will be held
in the Ogden tabernacle next Sunday.
There will be two sessions. the first at
10 a. IN. and the second at 2 p. m. The
speakers representing the
general authorities of the Mormon church
will be Elder Anthony w. WINS and Pres
ident Seymour 3. Young. This will be
the first meeting In the tabernacle since
ing were started two months ago 1t is
anticipated that the work will bo com
pleted by next Sunday.
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PROGRESSIVES PLAN
COMING CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Sept. e5.-Three mem
bers of the Progressive congressional
ca ampagn committee. Representative
Falconer, Woodruff and Hinebaugh. Will
leave tonight for New York 10 confer
with Progressive leaders on plans for the
coming campaign. The representa- lives
are convinced their party will make ad
vantagcous fights In districts I'm every
state eHCept those In the south.
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nOSTON
PHILADELPHIA

'ssttcd for RarIdeu 10 the ninth
fBatted for Quinn In tho ninth
Slated for Schmidt IN the ninth
Score ey inninsz-
oohton s..,sss-ss.........0 o n q OIL
Philadelphia .............o o q -
summary: Errors-Smith. Cravath Dooisu f2l.
Two-bnso hit-Nasoe Sacrifice fly-Ludcrus.
stolen Ase-DoRl. Io't bascs-Boston, 9; Philn-
dclphia, T. Bases oa balls-on Chalmerr . rirs,
oaHo on eTTors-Bostou. ); PHILADELPHIA J. Struck
out-By quinn, g. by Chalmers. ] Time OF game
i hour IS minutes. Umpires-Bvon and Rig
Ter.
SECOND GAME
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Can Care for Crowds.
pec,al TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 25.--For the better ac-
commodation of the large crowds which
arc expected during the two days, the
Ogden Rapid Transit company has an
nounced special car service on several
lines during the Fashion show. The ten
minute schedule on the Washington ave-
nUc line will he extended from $50
o'clock in the evening TO 1890 O'Clock
and fifteen minute service on the Wall
avenue and Twenty-flrst street line will
be maintained. All motors on the Brig
ham City line Will be operated with eS-
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Halfback's Injury Fatal.

WEST POINT. n y. Sept 25.-Be-
cause OF the serious accident TO Half
back Belyea OF the Norwich University
football team In the game with Holy
Cross yesterday. tho Army Norwich
game scheduled to open tho cadets foot
ball season here Saturday has been can
celed. Belyea sustained fracture OF the
spine In the game with Holy Cross. He
sank into a semi conscious condition at
noon today. and all hope for his recovery
cent hospital.
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Sent to Industrial School.
! 10 The Tribune.

SpSC!d! 10 lHe tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 25.-Clarence Dean. one
OF the llyear-old boys recently mpii-
Gated in the thctt OF horse which they
rode TO Evanston, Wyo. has been sem
fenced by Juvenile Judge V, C.. GunneIl
TO term at the Utah Industrial school
The judge assessed the damages result
ing from the escapade 10 the father OF
irwin Porter. the boy who accompanied
Dean on the trip.
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Wober Pioneer Dies.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Sept. 25-Cnt word has been
received from rela tives In the east, the
funeral arrangements for Joshua 3. Jud-
kins who died at his home In Warren
Yesterday, Will not be definitely decided.
II is expected that services viii be con-
Quoted In the North Ogden chapel on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Judkins. who
was SO years OF age, and a pioneer OF
Weber county. ~ survived by the widow
seven sons anG seven daughters; also
one brother and one sister.
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Surveying Forest Claims,
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept. 25.-C. P. Calvert sur
veyor for the Fourth district of the na-
local headquarters after completing u
survey OF agricultural homesteads In the
Teton, Targee and Lemhi national FOR
ests. Within a few days he Will take
up the survey OF claims in the Cache
forest.
3. l.. Wheeler. mineral examiner OF
the district, has returned TO headuusr
ters after examining claims in the Wa
Satch ma tional forest.
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| Western Results.

[RlA. H.. Sept. 25.-Eighteen
4 ftar,ed In four events at the clos
IA programme OF tne Great West
MS races hore today. Each race
ID IN straight heats. Summaries ::
1ot-Beliord Belle. won: Major
sscond; VIII Go. third. Best
i3i.
raee-RinE Daphne, won; DR..
1:rond, Dickie c., third, Best
Qb!-Kjng Cupid. won; Pewee.
Blly BuH. third Best time,
tinr-old and under trot-Pine
70: Lady Elmhurst, second /:
h1ch. third. Best time, 2:135.
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Nomination Rejected.

WASHINGTON Sept 25.--Presdent
Wilson's nomination OF Susano Ortiz TO
be postmaster at Las Vegas. y. NJ. was
was objectionable 10 Senators Catron ard
Fail. Charges also had been inyesti-
gated.
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DUFFY TAKES WH|RL
At CUBS SLUCCERS
Continued From Preceding PageD

walked, filling the bases. Cravath beat
out an inheld grounder Becker scoring
lyleF then took Cocrehnm's place and
Byrne went 70 bat for Luderus While
Byrne was at bat a passed ball enabled
Looert TO score the winning run.
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA.
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Final Decree Granted.

Special 70 The Tribunc.
OGDEN, Sept. 25.--Tn decision re-
turned by Judge !. \. Howell today the
interlocutory decree OF divorce granted
10 Nora Bennett against William Bennett
has been made Anal
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MAY SEE GREAT LIGHT.
Powerful Lamp on EccIes Skyscrapcr viii
illuminate Vast Expanse,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 25.-Duriug the two
nights of the Fashion show the streets
of the city. as well as many miles OF sur
rounding country, will 'be swept by the
rays OF a powerful searchlight located on
the roof OF the Eccles skysoraper The
searchlight, one or the largest In the
state, is being installed by the Utah
Light & Railway company for the pur-
pose of adding novelty TO the many fen
lures Of the carnival
AS the rays thrown by the light Will
be visible for a distance of fifty miles.
1t is expected that surrounding towns
will be made 10 realize that Ogden is hav-
ing the time OF Its present year
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Granted License TO We'd.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 25.--MarriaSe licenses
were granted today 10 Farley l.. Smoot
OF Statewide and Burnie Grandn OF
Tremonton: Jesse j. LamoreauN and
Mary June Carr. both 81 Ogden.
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lea. England and France. which began
at Hendon today, We're about evenly d.
vided. The American team. G. w. Beatty
and w. l. Brock, took first place in tho
alighiing competition, second place In the
quick starting and third in the team race
England won the team race and France
the quick starting event
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district OF Utah
In the matter OF A. Il. Gerber. volun-
tary hankrupt.--ln Bankruptcy, No
1859.
To the creditors Of A. r. Gerber OF Salt
Lake City, In the county OF Salt Lake
and district aforesaid. a, bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
9th day OF September. 1913, the said
A. K. Gerber WAS duly adJudicated bank
rupt: and that the first meeting OF his
creditors VIII be held al my office In
,he Continental block salt Lake City.
Utah. on the sth day Of October, 1918.
II II O'Clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend, proVs
their claims, appoint trustee. exarnins
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business az may properly come before
soid meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy
salt Lake City. Sept. 2S, 1919 1878
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1906. scarsdsle. Io6, King Chiffon. 1os Song OF the
Valley, los: Huda's Brother. io6: Domora, lob:
Athletic Girl. los: sNnIa Mohawk, 100; WaytR.
io5: Margaret Mase Jos. StonsheuBs. los
Apprentice allowance claimed
.weather fair: track Fast
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palace car. except that instead of
berths they are fitted with twenty
three individual revolving chairs and
a fixed lounge with seating capacity
for four persons. The cars nre also
fitted with buffet kitchen and
first class. moderate. priced In carte
menu has bean arranged. The ears
also include smoking room and la
dies dressing room, with the usual
appointments.
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Stork at Ecklund Home.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. PA daughter was
born today 10 Mr. and Mrs c. j. Eek
iund, residing at 2s30 Pingree avenue.
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the undersigned
at the Dcseret National bank up 10 /
o'clock D. no. Wednesday, October /.
1918, for supplying 1900 tons. more or
less, OF screened mine slack coal TO
be delivered 10 the undersigned at such
times and In such quantities as may be
ord cred
All bids must state the kind and quail
ity of coal that II is proposed TO fur
nish and must be addressed TO uni
versitv OF Utah, Salt Lake City. Utah"
and marked In The lower left hand cor
ner Bids" or such bids can be dellv-
cred to the board OF regents at said
time and place of opening same.
A certified check on some bank In Salt
Lake City, Utah. Tor at least hve (5)
per cent OF the amount OF the bid must
be jncosed Each check is TO be made
payable 10 the undersigned. and ,s TO
be forfeited 10 the undersigned IN case
the bid is accepted and the bidder docs
not enter into the contract and bond
within three DAYS after its acceptance.
for the faithful execution of the contract
and The bond hereinafter mentioned.
A bond must be furnished for ooe-haif
Tho amount OF the bid, with good and
su fricient sureties. all satisfa ctcry and
acceptable 10 the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves and has the
right TO reject any and all bids. or TO
accept any bid II may deem best
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
salt Lake City. Utah. fsl@1