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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
ROWE MAPS OUT
UNIQUE CAMPAIGN
Mayoralty Candidate at Og-
den Does Not Intend to
Spend Money.
Sneclal 10 The Trihune-


OGDEN, Oct. 25.-Declaring in ia
vor of an independent campaign with
out paid workers or other expenses, as
against the old-style political activity
Of office-seekers, = NJ. Rowe, candi-
date for ayor-commissioner in opposi-
tion to Mayor A G. Fell, has announced
the plan for his campaign between now
and November 4. He will have no spe-
cial headquarters and proposes TO do
most Of the managing himself.
According 20 the mayoralty candi-
dates own statements, he had the
choice of strong organization OF bust
ness men, with ample financial back
ing to conduct the campaign along the
old limo or moneyless Independent
campaign conducted with the voluntary
assistance Of his friends. The asso-
ciates of Mr. Rowe denied today that
he was preparing q soft place TO alight
on November 4. This Is the candi-
dates stand:
There Will be no hired men In my
camp and the matter of voting for
me will be left entirely TO the
Judgment Of the people on election
day. 1 don't believe in big ex-
penditures in campaigns, as it is a
form OF bribery, and furthermore,
l don't think the people are SO
cheap. Whatever aid I get from
friends in this campaign will be
given without solicitation on my
part. 1t IS my honest judgment
that campaign funds should be
eliminated. don't think I will
have special headquarters and l
l. op VIII al l1y
manage my campaign. guess !
will be the only manager.
According to Manager D. s. Cook,
no candidate can suggest higher plane
of campaigning than that which will
be followed by Mayor Fell. he does
not expect to hire vehicles Of any kind
for the next registration day, and, II
any are used, they will be offered gra-
tuitously by friends OF the candidate.
Manager Cook also declared that many
friends of the mayor are offering their
services without pay during tho cam
paign. he said:
You can say for me that we will
be ready to eliminate any campaign
evils that may exist and l am OF
the opinion that all the candidates
are of the same frame OF mind. The
registration is already heavy, ac-
COIQlug 10 my cdlCuidtlouSy anu IL
is quite certain that most Of those
who have failed to register up to
this time will 90 to the registra-
tion places voluntarily next Tues
day and place their names on the
books, which will insure a heavy
vote on November 4.
While there are the same rumors in
circulation now as before the primary
election that certain candidates have
agreed TO work along combination
lines during the final campaign, there
apparently is no basis for such reports
at this time. In addition to Mr.. Rowe,
\. z. Weatherby. candidate for four
year commissioner in opposition to
Chris Flygare, has declared for an alb
solutely Independent campaign
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GROCERY SPECIALS


GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER soc. CAT
sup. bottle, Sc; strawberry and rssp-
berry Jam, 10c. Shlnoia. Corn Starch,
Gloss Starch. Arm & Hammer Soda. Ris-
ing Sun Stove Polish, Soapade. salt
corn flakes. can kidney beans. any two
for l5c; ID. creamery butter and
package cereal coffee. SIC; cane sugar. IS
lbs. for sl.00: Crisco, can. 25c: 3 cans
peas. corn. Red Seal lyc. Van Camp pork
and beans. Csc; lOc Schepp's cocoenut.
SC; lbs. tapioca. sago. rice, navy beans.
pink beans. 25c; lard. 3s. s5c: 5s, Foe;
los. s1,A5 sugar. 49, lbs, $500: 81 lbs.
5oc. sack, $500, lot ladies' felt slippers.
6bc, worth S1,0o. ! sack -four and ! ID,
good baking powder. s1.05: | H. good
cocoa and ] sack flour. Sl.l5: l 10 SOC
cocoa and 10. baking powder. soc: fresh
picnic hams, lb f5c; 10 lbs, sugar and
III. good cocoa 75c: best salt bacon. Isc:
Coleman's mustard. ID, i5c; Van Houten's
cocoa, 10, i5c: HIS 40c coffee. 3oc: large
size can pineapple, l5c; Roman meal. zoe:
! lot mems pants shirts, gloves, hats, caps,
overalls-at reduced prices: los Cotto-
lene. .45; is. Soc 2s. soc; . phgs puffed
wheat l5c; 3 cans peas or corn. CSC;
lbs, seeded rais!ns. 25c: ID. good cream
cry butter and ID. good baking powder,
sc. Chicago Store. 1i4-1s West Is; So
g5572
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D[E LINE NOW
& COMPLETION
Union Is Pushing
On an Important

Tribune.

Il Tribune.
)ct. 25.-The new pole line
"A transmission wires of
Union Telegraph company
inne Junction and Lucin
line of the Central Pacific
|1leted before the end OF
tording TO Inspector J. w.
was IN Ogden today. The
en- under way since last
20 men are now employed.
Inc around the north end
4. being constructed because
the salt water on the ca
u lake has interfered seri-
.e service. AS soon as the
re completed the cable will
Z. except for emergency
20 Inspector Grasse, the
Undecided regarding the
new line from Corinne
} Ogden because it is not
hich Of the Hartman roads
I that part OF the old Cen
me. II the Union Pacific
ontrol, 1t Is understood
between Ogden and Corinne
be improved and placed
b that event, the Western
u declares that the tele-
probably Will be placed
lck of the Oregon Short
den to Brigham City and
rinne.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,
Dividend Nh q

Dividend No. q,
Eagle & Blue Bell Mining Compan ny.
Mines located In Tinuc mining district,
Utah,
Notice Is hereby given TO the stock
holders OF the Eagle & Blue Bell Mining
Company. a Utah corpora tion that divi.
dend No. 4, OF five cents per share. has
been declared by the board OF directors
upon the outstanding capital stock OF the
Eagle & Blue Bell Mining Company, pay
able November !. 1913, TO stockholders Of
record October 25. 1913. Transfer books
close October %. 1913, at noon
JAMES Z. GRAVES,
President.
SYDNEY S. NILLETT,
Treasurer
Dated October 20. 1918. g323o
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Enrolment Increased $50.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. Oct 25.-There has been an
increase OF 800 students In the total en-
rollment OF the Ogden City public schools
FOR the first six weeks OF the present
school year over the same period OF 1912,
according to report compiled In the Of
flee OF Superintendent John NJ Mills.
The total enrolment for six weeks end
ing October IT was 605S, as compared
with 672S in 1912. The percentage OF
was 95.k.
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THREE ARE ARRESTED.
Trio In Custody on Charge Of Having
Bought Stolen Goods.
to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 25.-Following tho recent
arrest of d. w Rec rdon, e Denver g.
Rio, Grande brakeman. as an accomplice
in She theft Of goods from box cars. J..
lskiguri and J, Weda, Japanese, and Gus
Cutrubus. Greek. have been arrested on
the charge OF purchasing stolen goods
Wada forfeited $50 bail this morning
when he failed 10 appear IN Judge w, II,
Reeder's court CutTubus is out on $50
bond and lskiguri Is held in the city
jail
II is alleged by the officers that the
three men purchased the goods, knowing
at the same time that the property was
stolen from Rio Grande cars. The case
OF Rea rdon. whose alleged confession re-
suited IN the arrest OF the others, has
been turned over 10 County Attorney
David Jensen. Reardon and others are
alleged 70 have stolen shoes and cigars
from cars in the local yards.
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Three Forfeit $40 Bail
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct 25.-Bail IN the amount
OF $40 each was forfeited by II. Newman.
r Earle and Orvllle Hull In Judge w
IL Reeder' 8 court this morning when
dlsorderly conduct. II was declared by
Patrolman Joseph Harbertson that the
three young men had engaged In smash
Ing glass showcases along Twenty-Ifth
street with q hatcheL Soon aftcr the
court had been adjourned two OF the de-
PENDANTS appeared and objected 10 the
forfeiture OF their bail money. They were
convinced that $40 each was an easy way
TO settle matters,
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Pastor TooIe to Lecture.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 Inc IribUne.
OGDEN, Oct. g5.-For the closing
number In the series OF lectures given In
this city under the auspices OF the In
ternational Bible Students association.
Pastor Daniel Toole of New York will
deliver lecture IN the tabernacle Sun
day evening on Two Saivations. but No
Second Chance" The meeting Will be
held at 1.i5 o'clock.
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FORESTER SUSPENDED.
officials Of District Leave for Moab to
Investigate Accounts.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 25-With the announce
ment that II. A Bergh. supervisor OF
the LaSal national forest, had been
suspended, District Forester Il. A Sher-
man OF the Fourth district, Assistant Dis
trtct Forester A c. Mccain and @. r
Craft district fiscal agent, made a hasty
Assistant District Forester Mccain will
take temporary charge of the forest pend
ing an investigation into Supervisor
Bergh'5 accounts.
District Forester Sherman announced
prior TO hls departure today that he would
make no statement regarding the cause
OF Supervisor Bergh's suspension until
Fiscal Agent Craft has reported on con-
dltions at the forest headquarters.
Homer e Fem Of tho grazing depart
nent Is In temporary charge OF the
Fourth district headquarters,
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Loses Team and WAGON.

Special 70 The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct. 25.-OrrIn Bybee.
farmer residing in the Uintah district
has reported 10 the local officers that
his team and wagon. valued at $500 were
taken from the rear of the Shupe black
smith shop last night. So far as the
authorities were able 10 ascertain, the
outfit had not been recovered this even
Ing
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Structural Steel Arrives.

OGDEN. Oct. 25.-The additional steel
for the south half OF the Ecces build :
Ing has arrived in the city. according TO
Manager w. y. Larllins, OF the DinwIddie
Construction company, and steel struc-
tural work will be started next week az
soon as the Straight arm" derrick can
be erected on the roof OF the COMPLETED
portion. He estimates that three weeks
Will be required 20 place tho steel for
the south addition to the present struc-
- 49,
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Religion Glasses to Meet.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 IDe ITlounc.
OGDEN. Oct 25.-Several officers OF
the general board from Salt Lake w!li
be present when the tri-stake convention
Of the Religion Glass workers OF the OE-
den. Weber and North Weber stakes "
held IN the Weber academy auditorium
tomorrow. There will be two sessions,
10 a. n. and o. m. The meetings will
be IN charge Of the stake superintend-
ents-
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STOLEN AUTO FOUND.
Joy riders Take City Recorders Machine,
but Do Not Damage II.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 25.-Not until an early
nour TINS morning did city Recorder
George Seaman recover his automobile,
which was stolen from In front OF the
Weber academy on Jefferson avenue al
II o'clock last night The machine was
found In the roadway in front OF the
Sacred Heart academy by LeGrande Pin
gree. The car was not damaged,
Apparently the joy-rider thieves who
have been operating In this city for the
past several weeks have a decided pref
erence for automobiles belonging TO city
officials. II was only q few nights ago
that the car belonging to City Physician
Walter e Whalen was taken from the
Weber club and left at the roadside near
street
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Bazaar Nets $1,000.
.peclal TO The Tribune.

5PENIAI 10 TIC ITIDUue,
OGDEN, Oct. 25.-Nore than $1,000 IL
the unusually large amount netted bv a
bazaar which has been In progress In the
seventh ward meeting house during the
past three days. Miss Louise Delanater
with a total OF 1905 votes was the win
ner In popularity contest. The com
mittee In charge or the bazaar and the
entire membership OF the ward arc well
pleased With the pronounced success OF
The affair. - ~
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Apostle Mckay TO Speak.
Special to The Tribune.

'9ptLiaI % IIls IIIDUIt-
OGDEN. Oct. 25.-Apostle. D. o. Nc
Kay VIII be the speaker a the regular
meeting o! the Sunday Night club in the
paTish house OF the Church Of the Good
Shepherd tomorrow evening HIS sub
lect VIII be LIES Greatest Blessing"
Mrs Fred G.. Clark VIII furnish the mu-
slcal numbers for the meeting, which will
be held al o'clock
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May Not Extradite Wagner.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpecLaI 70 TIC ITlDune.
OGDEN. Oct 25.-UnIess the local orri-
GERS can obtain sufficient evidence to
bring the man 10 triai for forgery. Gov
ernor william Spry Will not grant reQuisi-
ton papers for IL. .. Wagner, now un-
der arrest IN Denver. The only charge
which can be placed against Wagner at
present IS a mlsdemeanor, although there
are enough counts TO keep him serving
siX-month sentences in the county iaii
for the next ten years II he Ia convicted
Sheriff T. A. DeVine has not reached a
decision in the matter
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Hold Temperance Meeting,

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Oct 25.-Announcement has
been made Of q temperance mass meeting
TO be held In the First Methodist church
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Lena Lane and Miss Harriet Atchinson,
graduates OF the Methodist training
school In Chicago, will have charge. The
meeting Will be open TO the public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
CHINA DECORATING

-------.-~--o-~~-~~----O-
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
II East Third South China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and priva te
lessons. c969
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VIII Inspect Good Roads.
Special 70 The Tribune

SpecIaI 20 TIC Irlbune-
OGDEN, Oct. 25.-J, D. Larson. secre-
tary Of the Ogden publicity bureau, do
parted by auto today for another good
roads expedition through Nevada He
will proceed as far west as Reno and ex-
poets 10 be absent from the city for about
three weeks.
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b Craig Improved.

Tribune.
~. 25.-Althoueh he is grad
Atg, State senator William
yet able to leave his home
b street. For the past sew
tnator Craig has been suf-
b attack Of typhoid fever.
has been confined 20 his
he time, his condition has
rded as serious.
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DIED

EALFOED-At the family residence. I04s
West North Temple street October %.
1913. John Halford. born August g. 1871,
in England. The body Is at the funeral
paciors OF Joseph William Taylor %
South West Temple street. Notice OF fu-
neral later
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BICYCLE REPAIRING

TO BUY, YOUR SECOND
hand bicycles In any condition. PHI
Wright. bicycles and repairing, 37l So
W. Temple f3059
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tional forest. for the past season. ar
rived IN Ogden today 20 compile his re-
port at the local headquarters OF the
Fourth district He reports most sue
cessful season at the station.
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

=. - -S>~~---~-0-~-~-~-~-~~~
Sl0 UTAH STONE RING 2s5
$50 ledy's gold Elgln watch 20 90
800 blue steel perfect diamond 100 90
SO sole leather handbag ac.... 6 90
Cline's Jewelry e Loan Co. (Est. 25
years.. II =. Broadway gg3S6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
III is AS
YAL DOES

ople of some states
ksr oyal to their own
| d CFealth that they
Fnand their local
|. even when the
|sn s inferior and the
her. Such zeal is
|rl,D fable, but may be
Il. Ito extreme. No
ntiment is asked
cted of the people
|unf in the matter of
Id. ah products.
are at least three
IONS why the peo-
FD The intermountain
GEE should use the
+. b OF the inter-moun-
H., smtry. They are
| Si
because these
are the equal and
hd q superior of their
ed n any other source.
[ss sssP-Because in
Pc products are as
ID often cheaper
y0D imported articles.
.,EBecause the
'.~ 0's uses these prod
= reference to i'm
is working di-
his own Intorac+
ArDk interest of every
dent of the inter-
E3ias' E[,;ss|' country,
p ID b. oral is; KEEP
o'''N MONEY IN
ST TO BUILD UP
[ST.
Under One Roof
.,.,' hamber of Com
Eifsr
FACTURERS
- sOCIATION
Az IITAu
..,sRyroll Builders"
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Dated October 20. 1918. ga.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embaimer, l64 So. West Temple Phone
sos. d3
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Re License Issued.

b Tribune.
T. 25.-County Clerk S. G.
\ maria &c license today 10
arner and Hannah E. Bo-
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FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN
St Phone LOG. Cut flowers and fun
eral designs n16S3
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Surgeons Convention.

Tribune.
III 25.-Dr. Walter z. Wha-
'iIcian. departed today for a
M the east. He Will attend
convention Of surgeons in
-. c., and before and after
Expects 10 take up special
work. Before returning TO
Wlialen will visit several
for the purpose OF inves-
khe workings OF health do
-<h a View TO applying the
,1s In Ogden. In the alb
Fhalen. DR.. r. 4. McCune is
LuhYsician.
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Experiments Successful.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct, 25.-A. W. Sampson, who
has been IN charge OF the federal expert
ment station, located In the ManLl ma
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES
CORSETS.

SPIRELLA CORSETS; ONE YEAR
guarantee. Mrs. Hayes. 2s0 w Third
North Wasatcb 25S0-J. n9i
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OSTERLOHS AUCTION SALES FOR
the week October 27-Tuesday at No.
535 SO. Main: Wednesday at the Keysor
warehouse. 32S ". 2nd So; saturday AZ
II a. m, pisce-Mayor's residence. Farm
iugton
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Tailor-made Corsets.

MRS. MANN. SPIRELLA CORSETS.
1-year guarantee. 56 w. 4th North
Was. 1887. MISC
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THE LARGEST, BEST AND CLEANEST
stock OF second hand goods in this
CITY consisting OF furniture, stoves,
ranges and household furnishings.
We also have the largest and best se-
lections OF rugs and carpets. We have
ali makes and sizes.
These goods are about as good as new
and we can sell them for about one-half
the regular price.
UTAH FURNITURE co,
l2S-l32 w, Second South.
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MACHINERY
SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 15o State. Was. s709 d34l6
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
sale a. prices and terms TO suit Bow
crs & Evans. ll3 SO. ". Temple. b3is2
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR.. ARTHUR BURROWS, oCUIIsT
and aurist. spectaclcs accurately fitted:
difficult cases solicited s05 Continental
Bank bldg g356i
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MRS. AND MR. a. S. PITTS DESIRE
20 thank their relatives and friends for
their sympathy and beautiful floral offer
ings which they sent dear little Gleason.
R3794
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1918, AT 4o4
East Second South, L. Osteroh will
sell at auction TO the highest bidder S
rooms OF the finest furniture offered at
auction. Doors viii be open al o'clock
In the morning and sale viii commence
at 10 o'clock sharp. This sale consists
OF the following goods: A parlor set, solid
leather, costing $500: leather davenport.
cost $780, mahogany library table. cost
SI25, Orons Co. makers; Administer and
Wilton rugs, beautiful hand paintings.
curtains, complete set OF imported china
and lots Of other nice dishes. china closet,
sideboard, round pedestal table, leather
seat dining chairs leather resting chair.
l-hole gas range the best inlaid llnoeum.
drophead Singer machine. ice box and
kitchen utensils. hall tree and hall car
pet heavy brass bedstead. cost sos:
Varno brass bedstead, springs. mat
tresses, ohild's bed. princess dresser with
rocker to match and other dressers, fine
oil paintings. cost $3.50; Victor phono-
graph. cost $50, good records; feather
lounge; boys bicycle, good as new. and
many other things too numerous to men
uon. This Is fine lot Of goods and must
be sold. All those interested IN hne furni-
ture should not fail to attend this sale.
There is no junk and not much small
stuG- Come early. Party leaving city.
House for rent modern and convenient
g3S70
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AUCTION SALES


O&TERLOHS AUCTION SALES FOR
the week October 27.-Tuesday st No
5d5 SO. Main; Wednesday At the keysor
warehouse. 32s ". 2nd So; Saturday al
II a. m, plsce-Mayor's residence. Farm
iugton.
Tuesday at 53s SO. Main street ] will
sell eight rooms OF nice furniture. rugs
carpets. iron and brass ped, springs.
mattresses, bedding. portiefes. curtalns
dfessers. wss.sstanle, warGrobes, cnif-
foniers, dining and center tables rockers
and other chairs china closets. book
case, steel range. gas range. dishes and
cooking utensils. sldeboard, ice chest
sewing mechirie: also one S-foot wall
case, cost s15; two nice show cases, and
other useful articles for the home. Sale
AT 1880 a m c. Z. OsterIoh AuctioneeT.
Wednesday at the Keysor warehouse at
32S West End South ! VIII sell a beauti-
ful lot OF household furniture including
a 5000 upright plano, beautiful brass beds.
also child's bed. springs. mattresses.
bedding, fumed oak dining set, leather
seat, leather davenport settee. chairs.
four large leather rockers and arm easy
chairs, library table. china closet buffet.
music cabinet, oak dressers, chiffoniers
three beautiful Wilton rugs. 9 Oriental
rugs. Administer. all like new: lot Of
beautiful draperies, portleres. curtains.
br!c-a -brac. dishes, cut glass. sllverwa re.
cooking utensils: and al o'clock ! will
sell surrey that cost sl75. also an Apollo
the warehouse not later than Tuesday
Steam heat In the sales room so don't
miss this sale, az Il is worthy or your
attention. large heaters. / charge 10
per cent for selling. Sale at l0:30 sharp.
G. Z. Osterloh, Auctioneer
Saturday al Pennington. At II o'clock
! will sell the mayors beautiful furniture
Mayor II. 5. Danes has authorized me 70
sell six rooms OF the best furniture. In
cluding $500 Estey plano. solid brass
beds, best springs and mattresses. bed
ding, dressers. commodes. wardTobes.
Bundar Wilton rugs that cost as nigh as
800 each. lot hand painted pictures,
bric-a-brac, china and cut glass. velour
portleres. lot rockers. center tables. din
Ing set, new steel range blue-flame oil
stoves. also fine milk cows, horses. :
wagons, 2 buggies. lot chickens. one
electric washer and large Grandpa clock.
cost $3.50; dishes galore. and everything
found In a beautiful home. p. S.-Salt
Lake people wanting fine goods will do
well to take a day off and attend this
sale. Take the Bamberger TO the Lagoon
station, then go two blocks east and two
blocks north. Sale at II o'clock prompt
{. Z. Osterloh, who goes anywhere to get
the money, will cry this sale, gi905
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Free to the Public.

The Fairbanks art exhibition will be
open till November l at the Social hall.
II state street. advertisement