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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
LONG BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Lafayette to Play Forty Games
and Have Trip South.


Easton. Penn, Feb. S.-Forty games are
on the baseball schedule OF the Lafayette
College baseball team, which has just
been announced by Mr.. Pearson, the
manager Of the team
Fourteen OF these games Will be played
on the Southern trip, which the students
have succeeded In prevailing on the fac
ulty to allow, after il had decided other
wise.
The schedule follows:
March ~. Georgetown University at wash
ingtou d. G.: March 20 University of South
Carolina at Columbus. :. C.: March u. Uni
yersity OF South Carolina at Columbia, y. c.
March - University of south Carolina at
CoImbn s. C.: March -. Elon College at
Greensboro. y. C.: March -. Trinity college
at Durham. y. g: March 20, Trinity College
az Durham. y. C.: March -. y. and ~. col
OF North Carolina AT chapel lin. ~ G.;
March ~. University Of North Carolina at
chapel Hill. ~ G.. March 81. Washington
and Lee University at Lexington. Va.
April ]. Washington and Leo University at
Lexington Va: April >. University OF vir-
ginia at Charlottesville, Va: April 3. Catholic
United states Military Academy at West
Point " Y: April ~ University of Penn
sylyania AT Philadelphia; April 10. Manhat
tan College AT New York city; April 10.
Stevens Institute of Technology at Easton;
April 20. New York University at Easton.
April 20. Swarthmore College at Easton !;
April 80 Cornell University at Ithaca. y. Y.
MAY I, Colgate at Hamilton. y. Y; May o.
Rutgers College at Easton: May q. Harvard
University AT Cambridge, Mass; May Z. Dart
mouth college at Hanover. n. H.; May \.
wesleyan University at Middlciown. Conn
NAV 10. Fordham University at Easton. Penn. ;
May Is. University Of Pennsylvania at Easton;
MAY II, Lehigh University at Easton: May ~.
Dickinson College al Easton. May II, Albright
College at Easton: May -. Lchigh University
az Easton May -. Princeton University at
Princeton. ~ j.. May 60 Irsinus College at
Easton MAY ~, Franklin and Marshall Col
Loo af EaAtou
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6TODDARD DAYTON.
Removal Sale. Used Cars. West C2nd.
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FOREIGN AUTO FIGURES
England Far Ahead of France
and Germany in Number Used.

Official returns for 1912 show that there
are 90.953 privately owned automobiles i'm
Great Britain. 76.71 privately owned i'm
France and 44,4s7 in Germany CONNER
cial vehicles. motorcycles or the various
types of three-wheel vehicles are not in
cluded in these figures. The figures for
France also exclude all cars owned by
manufacturers or agents and operating
under trade numbers.
The returns show England 10 be far
i'm advance Of other European countries
In the number of cars privately owned,
leading France by 1872 cars and Ger
many by 46,4sS.
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Goodrich Safety Tread
Tires
Best in the Short Stop
The five fingers Of the
Goodrich Safety Tread act as
your orcn five fingers would
they get a human hand-grip
on the roadway, pressing the
mud, ooze, slush and water
away and making a safe path
for the wheel.
It takes more than q brake
to stop a car. 1t takes more
than a steering wheel to keep
you going the way you must
90. to make the turn you
must make.
Unless the treadS Of your
tires take hold and help, you
don't GO where you must
go; you don't stop-where
you must stop.
Therefore your real emer-
gency brake is in the tread of
YOUR tires-not on the axle.
"All the brakes are with
you" if your car is equipped
with Goodrich Safety Tread
Tires.
The five fingers almost
humanize your tires.
They stop the slide which
starts the skid.
There IS no chance for slip
perry ooze to get back between
projections or under the tire.
The way is barred in all
directions by the thick rub
Der fingers. Note also that
these fingers do not offer sharp
angles to wear off rapidly.
I This tire is not built on
theory it is the scientific
and practical application OF
the right principle, first prov
en- by every possible test.
Goodrich Safety Tread
Tires are made just as all
Goodrich Tires are made
unit nodded
Body and tread are liter
ally nodded into a unit by
the Goodrich single vulcan
ization-the tread does not
peel OF strip, and you are free
of the danger from weak spots
or dead places because of over
inflammation which cooks the
| life out of rubber.
The B. F. Goodrich Co.
Factories: akron, Ohio
branches and Service stations in Princi-
pal Cities. Dealers Everywhere.
oot6 rAss xsSd 1. eossSotlos sritA --J
HN Gfsl 20 rias soe bsaY3ng osH 4 1Hl
HIIc) Aese tsspset>os stamps or hs oIlC
| IN ohob part
L
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New York Produce,

NEW YORK, May 51FIour quiet;
sttraights. $i.5o64.so winter patents,
A75y@5,10; spring. clears: s4@42o;. eX--
ira No. ! winter s2.s094.l0; extra No.
winter, IS. 7o@3,so: Kansas stralghts
$Il56425.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red. nominal,
No. 1 northern Duluth. $1,000 T. o, b.
afioat. Futures were generally weak al
day on magnificent crop prospects and
scattered liquidation; May, 99gc, July.
oslo September, 9T5c
Hops-Easy; state common to choice,
1912. 16M23c: 10iI, 9Gl14c; Pacific coast,
1912. 16@ 2Oc; 1911: 1l@l5c;
Hides-Steady: BoSota, 281@29sc; Cen
trail America, 2S9c.
Petroleum Steady, refined New York
bulk. $3.50. barrels, $3.50; cases, sl0.S0,
Wool--steady; domestic fleece, Xxx
Ohio. csc.
Raw sugar-Steady; muscovado. 2,Se
p2S9c; centrifugal, S,S6@&.39 molasses
@.6l@2.6ic; refined. steady, cut loaf
5.15c: crushed, 5.05c; mound a, 470c;
cubes. 4GOc; xxx powdered, 45Oc,
powdered 4.45c; fine granulated. 435c
diamond a. 4.i5c: confect!oners A, 4.20ci
No, l. ilQC,
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FUNERAL NOTICES


CLARK-The funeral services over the
body OF Mary Alice Clark. wife of VIII
liam III. Clark. late Of Denver Colo.
aged 62 years. will be held today CTues-
day) at $50 p. m: at the family resi-
dence, 1917 East South Temple street.
Friends are invited to attend Inter
ment in Mount Olivet cemetery.
PITTS-F'uneral services over the body
OF Mabel Leora Pitts. the 11-year-old
daughter OF PatroIman G. w. Pitts. who
died May 4. 1918. will be held at the
grave in City cemetery Wednesday. May
Z, at 2:30 p. m, funeral cortege leav-
ing ODonnell & Co.'s chapel at p, m.
DEAL-The funeral services for Elisha
p. Deal, aged 62 years. will be held
Wednesday, May Z. 1913. at p, m. al
the funeral chapel OF Eber w. Hail. 16i
South West Temple street Intcrment in
Mount Olivet cemetery,
MILLIGAN-Funeral services over the
body OF Elmer Ellsworth Milllgan. who
died in this city May 4. 1919, will be
held from O'Donnell e. Co.'S chapel, 225
and 227 SO. w Temple. tomorrow (Wed-
nesday) at p. IN. Interment, Mt. Olivet
cemetery.
DEMPSEY-F'uneral services over the
body of James Dempsey who died in
this city April 23. 1918. will be held from
ODonnell G. Co.'S chapel today (Tues-
day) at 10 a. nj. Interment, City ceme-
terry
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Better Feeling Abroad.

A number OF private cables received
late In the afternoon expressed i
much better feeling in financial cir
cles abroad This favora bic senti-
ment, however. was somewhat offset
by an engagement here OF s.. .0o1, 900
gold for shipment 10 the Bank OF
France at a distinct loss 10 :he buyer
on the exchange transaction
Pennsylvania sold "eX-rights' I
per cent and eX-divldend II per cent.
There has been an Increased demand
for small lots of this issue
The bond market was dan. with
out. however, improving in public in
puiry such as might have been eS-
pected in view of the recovery shown
in stocks. Louisville & Nashville
convertible As were weak and Mis-
souri, Pacific 5s lost half a point
Union Pacific is and Atchison 4s
showed strength and firmness. Inter
borough Metropolitan AS and Brook
lyn Rapid Transit convertible IS
showed better tone, while Rock
Island collatera as rose a point and
a half from the low OF last week.
City bonds were dull.
Money continues to rule easy with
time money freely offered with
slight raising OF rates. However.
there is no demand for money for
speculative purposes.
There is apparently a fairly large
short interest open for foreign nc
count in the international issues. and
this. with the local short interest.
may bring about q sharp rally If the
Balkan situation continues TO i'm
prove as anticlpated
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WET WEATHER SENDS
WHEAT PRICES DOWN
Corn and Oats Also Lower in
Chicago; Provisions Gain
on Limited Offerings.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Wet weather was
the chief influence today in lowering
wheat values g@tc to &c. The close was
steady. Corn and oats both suffered net
declines. corn ac. oats a shade to &c. Pro-
visions made a net upturn OF sc to l5c
Goodbye, chinch bug" said wheat
traders today as they read reports of
the soaking rains of Saturday and Sun
day In Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma
1t Is said the moisture stored by the fields
VIII be enough TO carry the plants
through TO maturity, as we'll as rid it OF
the pests
The downward course of wheat prices
incident to the weather map was aggra :
waited by the clearing of the disturbed
political situation in Europe.
Primary receipts of wheat today were
l,2l1,QOO bushels: last year, l,01l, 900. Sea-
board clearances OF wheat and flour
edualcd 100000 bushels.
Expectation of increased country offer
jngs lowered corn. The market showed a
narrow range throughout the session,
General rains caused heav1ness in oats.
In spite of lower prices at the yards.
provisions made gains. Offerings were
limited and there was good Investment
buying. as well as covering by shorts,
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
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DIED

WORTHEN-At 1854 West Third South
street, May 5, 1913, John a. Worthen.
born April 20, 1856, In Salt Lake City,
son of the late John and Amanda
Worthen, The deceased was brick
mason by trade Funeral services today
(Tuesday) at ! p. m. at the funeral
chapel OF Joseph William Taylor, 81
South West Temple street. Friends are
cemetery
WESTERMAN-At the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Westerman.
No. 3, rear 625 West First North street,
May 4, May Wcsterman. infant daugh-
ter. Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon, May 3. at the residence. In
terment was In City cemetery.
LUF'F-Mclvin Dunbar Luff, aged 13
years. son OF Frank r. and Kate Dun
street, this city. May 5. S:45 p. m, of
rheumatism OF the heart. Funeral an
nouncement later.
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK, May -Coffee-F'utures
opened steady at an advance of 1 to 4
points IN sympathy with steady Euro
pean cables. There was very little de-
nand, however and prices later eased
on under scattering llquida tons on a
little pressure inspired by low closing
cables and the absence of any aggrns-
sive support The close was steady
sales. $3.50 bags, May, l0.95c; July
IL 0Gc. September, 11.27c; December
11.2Gc; January. 1127c. March. 11,31c
Spot quiet; Rio No, Z i1ac; Santos No
(, 13ac. Mild dull. Cordova, 145@17c.
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HAIR GOODS
Wigs and TOupees

ALL KINDS OF HAIR WORK MANU-
factured. Kllnner. expert wig maker.
ISL Main. sSae
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Whcat-No. rcd. 81 02dt.oi. No. red, 9scGi
sloo. No. : hard 92m93c: No q hard. s9.ae2c;
No. northern. 9aa93c: No. northern. alG92c.
No. northern S919ic. No. spring o1Goec
No. spring. s00e1c; No. spring. a2dSSc; rcl-
vet chaf'. s9@93c durum. 9iG9sc.
Corn-Nor ., 55kT56&c; No. white. b7HD
67&c: No. yellow. 5sT5sEc; No. 2. 6tTS5lsc:
No. white. 56,4a57Hc: No. yellow. 55d55iac.
No. (. 5iN54Ic: No. ! white. 55lAM56Ic: No.
4 yellow, SS2.T5&aic
oas-No. white s69; dS7nc No. 3 white
HN@S5kc: No 4 white. 5i@55c: standard. $6Hc.
Ryc-No. 2. 6ic.
Barley, I6d70c
TImothy-sc S50365
Clovcr-SI7. OQ922 90.
Pork-sio 30
IaTd-SiO95.
Rtbs-Sll. .b6ll eTI1
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

FEW GOOD SOLICITORS. APPLY ia
East Broadway. o154
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Flax Oats and Kva

MINNEAPOLIS. May 5.-No. 3 yellow
corn, 55@D56c.
No 3 white oats. Ss@33sc-
no. rye, 6s@5esc.
Flour; first patents. $50: second pat
second clears. s2s0G3,40
Flax, S1292.
Barley. ara 5Sc.
Bran, $1600@17Go.
Elgin Butter.
ELGIN. H., May 5,-Butter-steady
at 2Sc.
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Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, May 5,-Evaporated ap-
pies quiet. but steady; fancy. 7@S2c;
choice. 6s@sac; prime, 5i@5sc.
Prunes. firm; CALIFORNIA;. S3937c; Ore
gons, 5lM63c.
Apricots. firm: choice 11@112c; extra
choice. ns@12c: fancy, 125M13c.
Peaches quiet but steady; choice, Ga
@6qc extra choice. 6SW7c: fancy. 7l@Sc,
Raisins, firm loose muscntels. 40D6c:
choice TO fancy seeded, 5M6bc; seedless,
53M6lc London layers. $l.35Dl,40
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sixty-day bills, and at s4SG.1O for de
mand.
Commercial bills, S4.S3.
Bar silver. Go cents.
Mexican dollars. As cents.
Gov ernment bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firmer.
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A family doctor said recently that
women come to him thinking that they
treats them for their Kidneys and blad-
der, they soon recover. This is worth
knowing, and also that Foley Kidney
Pills arc the best and safest medicine
at such times, They are tonic in action,
quick in results They will help you.
Schramm"J ohnson, Drugs, "Thc Never
Substitutors, Five (5( good stores
advertisements
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|ARKET FOR LEAD
1 FRACTION LOWER
Dpper Strong on the New
|ork Metal Exchange at Old
Prices; Spelter Weak.
- i


|EW YORK. May 5.-Copper strong;
hdard spot to July, lo.00@15.50; cleo
|ytlc. 1916; lake, 1851: castings. 1850,
'n firm; spot and May, 49.S0@50.00i
'e, 49.50@ 5000; July. 4S.S1@49.00.
|eRd easy. i.30 bid.
relter weak. 5.5065.55.
|ufImony dull; Cookson's. 800.
'0n quiet; No. northern, 172Jd1T.I5: ::
northern, l6.75ml7 %: No. ] south
\ ~. .50@IS.0o; No. l southern soft,
16l5.50.
<pper exports this month S041 tons,
<udon copper. firm; spot, G69 os; fu-
ESQ.
>cRi exchange sales OF tin. 30 tons.
udon tin, easy. spot. EGO los: fu-
E222.
o0don lead. Els IS.
noon spelter e25 los.
n-cleveland warrants. SIS Cd in
<Oh
Closing Stock Jjst
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|RICE,S HIGHER IN THE
|NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
oovering Movement Both at Home and Abroad;
Balkan News Favorably Construed; Anal
gamated Up Two Points.

per cent bonds showed a better tone
at a shade above the official offering
price of 99A. international Pump
shares made new low record by the
announcement OF a reassurinE nature
that brought a two-point rally in the
bonds.
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81 s@1 ss@D1Hk. May 5.-Money on call
q bid, per cont, ruling rate, "a;
ns los. loans sssisl Offered at 9, "
ninety a sssies sixty days. per
per cent 'aSs' A@4i; six months, ii
7Ihr" r"ercantile axa,ntile paper. 5@55 Der cent
|ars eScnange steady. with actuni
" o"hkers' bills at sfSs.I5 for
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Wanted-Agents

OoO-~--~~N~~~N~~~~0\>~~~-~
AGENT WANTED-WoMAN OR MAN.
GIT So state. s2517
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON, May 5,-The offerings at tho
wool auction sales today amounted TO
97S5 bales, principally cross breds. Buy
ers readily paid fun prices for suitable
parcels and merinos sold briskiy to the
continent,
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DRUG LABEL. AND PILL BOX SALES
man wanted for Oregon and Washing
ton: also salesman for Texas territory
Must be experienced and give references,
Excellent opportunity for live man, Box
Q, Dake Adv. Agency. 12 Geary street.
San Francisco, Cal b33i
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Up Two Points.

:lts a.es en tbe favorable showing made
IT, Anaconda Copper company In
s"1 onn,,al report issued today.
-,.Tian Pacific rose over three
Las Sn foreign buying. while Union
= c,tic @ touched ISL on the announce
.sns that the Union Pacific Southern
|ssif,c segregation plan would be en-
'oIied TO July l. This had a tempo
'+siy depressing effect on Southern
.eii,c. sii which dropped 10 81. but rose
Il forejsn buying at the end OF the
- 70 sSi. Reading rose more than
"a noints. thanks again 10 the
oorts, and Steel was firm at b5s, thc
N price Of the day. Great North
"A preferred and Northern RACINE
1ade fractional advances; 81 raul
|ss strong at 1Ofl and the pew -
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS


NICKEL. BRASS. ENAMEL. soc TO
So Chas. Peterson, Signs, 20 Upper
Richards bS39
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TYPEWRITERS
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR AND ELEC-
trical treatments. Martin Institute, 223
Brooks Arcade. Phone Was, 6003, b8l0
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Rv BROADAN WALL.
.,onai News Service.

International News Service
INV YORK, May 5.-StoclSs closed
III today. thanks TO the short ac-
|nant, , both in domestic and foreign
M rsitrare houses sold stocks in Lon
Il before our opening and were Try
4 all day 20 cover their commit.
g |ssnts. ni' finally Ina bidding the market up p
spy il tGe late mo4s qsaiHTs, The news IN some one
9Sey 49, tu, situation was favorably
oe estrmed and was largely responSi-
o1Snr TSe covering movements. The
IRENE en- narrowness = made : i 'mnossIble as diie
ana S' ~ the inactive preferred issues
oir,, W. houses attempted to cover
1000 shares Of but per SHy een sS'urSS aGd
naxt hest offer Of stock was a
~ IN above the high figure and only
fnw hundred shares offered at that,
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Cotton Market.
This Interests Every Woman.

NEW YORK. May Cotton closed
steady, net unchanged to points lower.
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Condition of Treasury,

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The condition
OF the United States treasury at the be-
ginning of business today was:
Working balance ...........s 1877, 4s6
ury -. .................... 1907, ,5ss
Total OF general fund ..,..... 140, ,445.9l6
Receipts Saturday ....... 2,7S475S
Disbursements e.. .......... l,992.773
The surplus this fiscal year is $9,445,-
5SS as against q deficit of $l1. .53i,3
last year
The figures for receipts. disbursements.
surplus and deficit exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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IRON WORKS


JOE DEWEY, MANUFAC CTURER OF
all kinds of iron work Bids and esti-
mates gladly furnished. 243-6-6 Edison
steet Wasatch $3.50 b843
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HOUSE CLEANING
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL Il CECIL, GRADUATE CHIAO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
speciality. Consultation free Suite
403 23s So Main r33l
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New York Money

'' TOT The day. 30. 400 abarcs.
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LOST-EITHER ON 9TH. 10TH OR
1lth aves,. Sunday bet and D. m,
solid gold bracelet set with rubies and
diamonds. Phone Wasatch S60i-J. Re-
ward. b743
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PRIVATE HOME
OSTEOPATHY

DR. G. A.. GAMBLE. NERVOUS DIS
orders and diseases OF women a spe-
clalty. No. COS Mcintyre bldg. Office.
Wasatch 52S1; residence, 5000. b3S
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oIuCK SHOE REPAIRING


MEMS SEWED SOLES, 60c. LADIES.
4Oc, Utah Shoe Rep CO., lit So w.
Ter ple Was. 1887. We call and doliver.
sS67
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DENTISTS
STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGEs CoNNECTED, $3.50: WATER
Jackets cleaned, 81; L Jackets 50;
stoves repaired. E. e. Morrlss Phone
Wasatch 6714-W, s1402
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT


DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULlST
and aurst: spectacles accurately fitted !
difficult cases solicited g3963
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CHRONICLE BLDG,

San Francisco. Cal, April 7, 1913,-
Sealed proposals will be received here
until II a. m. May Z, 1913, for furnish
ing coal required at posts In western
ing July 1, 1918. Informa ton furnished
on application. Il. Won Schrader, c.. Q.
M sl064
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THURSDAY. AT 1924 SO. STATE ST.
1890 a m, / will sell 4 rooms OF nice
furniture. including rugs. a $40 steel
range (Buck). solid oak dresser, bed
room furniture, 20 yards lnlaid linoleum,
parlor heater: san. couch. lot chickens,
dishes, lot fruit. utensils. etc. c. z. Os-
terloh. sS393
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HOTELS

HOTEL JAMES.
Mr.. Business Man. we are now open
and ready for business. We have 100
rooms, single or en- suite, 50 rooms with
private baths; all modern and up 10
date; In heart OF business center; newly
furnished; absolutely respectable
JAMES STEVENSON. Prop.
Next TO Walker Bank. 167 So. Main
h51o
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COAL AND KINDLING
SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS. BROAD
way Stables 1st So. betw Main and
State Was a290- s32S0
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NEW AND STRICTLY MODERN. ELE-
gantly furnished: transient rates, T5c to
sl.50 per day; weekly rates. $3.50 to s5
TO So Hotel Rex. 253 S. State. J. NJ
Marriott s4278
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FURRIERS
TAILORS
SCIENTIFIC SANITARIUJM

DISEASES OF ANY NATURE CURED
without medicine or knife. You may be
skepticals II so. call at my office and be
convinced, One treatment only will con-
vince you. j. III, IIorr, 253 Srd avenue.
Was. 1T2lM. b5S5
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MASSAGE

MAGNETIC MIGRATORY MASSAGE
nnanicuring, facial and scalp treat
ments New York method. r. 20. Galena
blk, End So. and State. sS17
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

CBER w. HALL, UNDERTA< AND
embalmer, 1G4 So. West Temple. Phone
sos. d3
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LAUNDRY DRIVERS
with own outfit preferred Call Murray
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON, 1G6 " ST, WAS.
15d5-W Uphol3tering, chairs recnned.
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CORSETS
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

AND REPAIRED; BABY BUGGIES RE-
tired c. A. Fowler. key. gun. bike and
novelty works. Phone Wasatch 1880
)1S West End So. BI4S
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Wanted-Salesmen

GROCERY
statesmen
Our direct to the consumer plan offers
a splendid opportunity for energetic, hon
est men. Experience not necessary.
Largest and best known firm IN America.
Closest investigation invited, Write for
particulars, naming county desired.
JOHN SEXTON & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers. Chicago, Ill
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LOST AND FOUND

SMALL PLATINUM FLOWER WITH
stem and leaf no pin: became detached
from locket. Return TO AZ So 7th East.
Reward s25TS