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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-12
"HEADS | WIN AND
TAILS YOU LOSE

NEW YORK. March J.-"Heads. I
win: tails. you lose" This was the
sole essence of the efforts OF Julian
Hawthorne. Josiah Qunincy. DR.. William
j. Morton and Albert Freeman 10 sell
stock In their Canadian mining claims,
according to government counsel today
In the trial OF the four mon for alleged
fraudulent use OF the mails. Summing
up for the prosecution, United States
District Attorney Dorr attacked vigor-
their stock selling
Most OF the money received from the
sale OF the stock the defendants re-
talned. Mr.. Dorr declared. He accused
them OF misrepresenting and exaggerat-
ing facts regarding the ore In the mines
tho value OF the stock and the acreage
OF property developed.
Summing up will be concluded tomor-
row night and the case will 30 To the jury
then or Thursday morning.
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DIVIDEND NO, 2,

Eagle & Blue Bell Mining COMPANY.
mines located in Tntic mining district.
Utah.
Notice Is hereby given to the stock
holders OF the Eagle & Blue Bell Mining
company. q Utah corporation, that dIvi.
dend No. Q, OF five cents per share, has
been declared by the board of directors
upon the outstanding capital stock OF
the Eagle q Blue Bell Mining company,
payable April 1. 1913. TO STOCKHOLDERS Of
record March %: 1913 Transfer books
close March 25. 1913, at noon. Stock
holders who hold certificates under orIgI-
nal capitaliZat ton are requested TO ex-
change their certificates for proper Ger
tiacates made necessary by amendments
TO the articles OF Incorporation adoDt ed
by the stockholders and In force,
JAMES p, GRAV YES.
President
SYDNEY S. MuLETT,
Treasurer.
Dated March A. 1919 rIso5
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NOTICE OF SALE OF COLLATERAL
SECURITY

Notice is hereby given that The Ma
[ional Bank OF the Republic OF Salt Lake Ak
day of March, 1913. at O'Clock p. m, at
the west front door OF the city and coup-
ty building, in salt Lake City. Salt Lake
county, state OF Utah, offer for sale and
der for cash, the collateral security here
matter described or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount due
upon certain promissory note dated No
yember 10, 1912. executed and delivered
by Samuel a. King and VIM. H. King.
payable TO The National Bank OF the Re-
PUBLIC Of Salt Lake City: Utah, or order.
dollars ts3OoOOo) with interest thereon
at the rate of l per cent per month from
date until paid. and on which there is
due and unpaid as principal and interest,
on this 18th day OF March, 1913. the sum
OF three thousand one hundred and tlf-
teen dollars (s3115.oo) for the payment Of
which sum together with interest there
on from this date until paid and the costs
of sale, the said personally will be sold on
the above named date.
The personal property hereinabove
mention was pledged as collateral secur
said note and is particularly described as
follows:
so.41e shares OF the capital stock of
Rico ellington Mining company repre-
sented by certificates numbered 2Sa and
2S5 for 5000 shares each, issued November
S, 1912, to National Bank OF the Republic
Pledge. certificates numbered 2S2 and
2S3 for 1000 shares each issued Novem-
Der s. 1912. TO National Bank of the Re-
public. pledgee, and certificate numbered
ESQ for 412 shares issued on November S.
1912. TO National Bank OF the Republic,
Pledge.
10000 shares Of the capital stock OF In
ternational Copper Mining company rep
resented by certificate numbered AZ. is
sued on July 2s 1901. to S A. King
10000 shares Of the capital stock OF
Fine Gold Seven Tr0ugbS MiDipo Copo-
pany represented by certificate num-
bered 1876 for 10000 shares issued on June
%. 1907, to Samuel A King. and certifi-
cate numbered 1877 for 30.0 900 shares
issued on July l. 1907 to Samuel A. King.
250, 900 shares OF Lodi Gold and Copper
Mining company represented by certIn-
cate numbered 10 issued November 1c.
1907. to s. A. King.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE RE-
PUBLIC OF SALT LAKE CITY.
UTAH
BY Howat. Macmillan & Nebelser and
r. II. Butterheld. its attorneys.
Dated March II, 1913 r164S
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WALKER BROTHERS DRY GOODS
COMPANY, A CORPORATION.

Notice Of Special Stockholders MeetIno
Notice is hereby given that upon sat
urday, the 22nd day OF March. 1918, az 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of said dav. y;
the Office OF Walker Brothers Dry Goods
block, corner OF Third South and Main
streets. in Salt Lake City. Utah, thsre
will be a special meeting OF the holders
or the common capital stock OF said Ger
poratioD. for the purpose OF considerinr
proposition TO increase the Commas
capital stock thereof from $3.50, 600 10
Sooo.ooo by amending article OF the
articles Of incorporation SO as TO nrov,Ge
for such Increase
(Signed) j. n. WALKER.
President
And also the holders OF more than
one-third OF the common capital stock
OF said corporation. oS304
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for salt Lake City-unJcttlcd
Wodacaday aud ThuEydny; rain or snow and
colder
March IL. 1913:
Hiebcs. temperature today IS degrees
highest In this month since 1874 "a degrees
lowest last night iS degrees. lowest thid
month since 1874 zero; temperature
for today so degrees; normal 20 degrees .
accumulated excess Bipcc tho first of the month
is "a degrees: accumulated deficiency since Janu-
AIRY 4 is g5 degrees,
Relative humidity at a. today 81
per cent: relative humidity ut p, m. today
"a per cent.
Total precipitation for twenty -four hours cnd-
TO dato Is .ls OF inch; accumulated deficiency
for this month TO date Is "A Of inch; total
precipitation ylnoo January I to date 10 26S
inches; accumulated deficiency since january is
60 OF luch
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Improve Short Line Yards.
specIal to Tho Tribune.

6P'rIHI 10 IHu 4'IUuUV
POCaTELIJO. March 11.-Work on the re-.
arrangement OF tho Short Line switching yards
IS well under way. The work commenced Mon
day In inc laying OF ,vaclo from, tho Ian
dor street crossing under tho end OF the
viAduoi 20 the pew freight office Plans call
for eight miles OF additional sidctracke
while croSsoyers and spurs VIII bring the total
TO twelve miles. The entire space between tho
depot and The conpapy's east line VIII be net
work OF tracks. The old Franklin & Hayes bot
Ting works building owned By Fred KieseI OF
Osdo1. Will he torn down 10 make room for tho
extension Frsnklyn Hayos arc building n
large steel and brick structure south OF their
brewery nnd as soon as this Ia completed the
machinoTy in the old building will bo removed
Tho freight office, storebouse and tr1nEfer Ia
hlcs arc rapidly nearing completion. us we'll as
thc shops and The coach house. which was do
s,roycd hcrc by fire last fall Work on the
steel and concrete coal chute inside Tho
yards Is almost finished and all eyes are turned
toward the begfaning OF magnificent new pas
ssnser depot here Double tracking westward
has already begun under tho supervision of the
Utah Construction company.
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PRESIDENT APPOINTS
TWO MONTANA MEN
BY International Nows Service.

WASHINGTON, Mar 1.-two appointments
went f-om the presid' / mill to the SENATE
today. Robert ~. sutl, n. Great Fnlls. Mont.
was named an register o. tho land office, and
Thomas Corbnln receiver OF public moneys at
Great Falls. Mont
Tho Ennatc failed TO act the nominations be-
cause OF protests By Republican senators. tho
offices having been vacant for several monthe
Each was referred to committee.
President Wilson is expected 70 send TO tho
senate tomorrow tho nomination OF State Sem
asor Franklin n. Roosevelt. Now York, To be
assistant secretary OF rhc navy. succeeding Beck
man Winthrop. who mas held q few days
az tho request OF Secretary Daniels. Mr.. Win
throp gave up the oifico today after paving
his respects to tho president and the socrc-
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TECHNICAL SCHOOL PLANNED.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PoCATELLo, March 1f.-FTom now on tho
state educational institution. located nj Poca-
tello. which has gown for eleven ycar5 under
the name OF Acodorny OF Idaho. will DO known
and designated as The Idaho Technical college
This change brought about in the leEisln-
ruro aurins the last few days OF the session
and Is in recognition OF the technical or trade
nature OF tho work which hos been offered
here for time.
President Miles F. Reed who deserves much
credit for the wonderful development OF tho
school iD tho past. returned this morning from
Boise and brought good nces. II Is the purpose
OF President Reed and the board TO build UP a
great technical industrial college hero OF tho
samc rank or the BoEtou Tech" and Others.
Plans are already being formulated for the reors
sanIsailoD OF the work 10 meet tho require
snents OF tho college. Al least two years college
work LEADING towart degrees in all branches Of
engineering household economy agriculture and
kindred subjects will be offered next year Thig
will mean that new buildings will be erected.
ne~ laboratories equipped. courfes outlined
and new teachers added 10 che staff. Pocatelo
is Justly proud OF tho prospects for n great tech
school,
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PETITION TO OPEN
UP SECOND AVENUE

Residents of Canyon road yesterday
filed with the city commission 4 petit
ton asking that Second avenue be
opened up TO connect with North Tenn
pie street thus providing the canyon
district with an outlet street other than
the alleyway that winds through be-
tween First avenue and North Temple
on State street. They declare that prop
erty In the district would be greatly en-
hanced If the two streets were con-
nected- The property necessary to be
purchased to make way for the road
would cost the city S12.600, 1t Is said
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George King Dead,

Word has been received OF the death
In Oakland. Cal last Wednesday. OF
George King. formerly chorlster Of st
Marks cathedral in this city Mr. King
moved 70 Oakland several years ago be-
cause or business Interests. tuberculosis
Is said to have been the cause of death
Mr King Is survived by his mother and
two sisters.
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FARMERS WILL AFFILIATE.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO March 1i.-Officers OF tho newly or
gnnizei Utah Frultsrowers association, Which -
patterned after the California Fruitgrowers e1-
change. and which VIII soon have branches in
every part OF the state where fruit Is produced
me, with the farmers of Provo today The ses-
sions we're held In the college hall Of the p. Y
unycrsity. Among the speakers was Charles D.
Adams OF tho California organization. who Will
act os organizer FOR tho Utnh association.
Dcsdcs prominent local business men and
fruitsrowers. George Romncy. IT, j. B. walton.
w. II. Homer, Jr.. and +. II. Smart. all OIL"
cc!s OF tho Utah FruiErowor5 association ad-
dressed the meetings. One wns held this attor-
noon ard another this evening. It was de-
cided that the local growcrs' association should
affiliate with tho state organization IS soon as
the latter is perfected. The orsanizors Will
speak q. Mapleton and Spr!ngvillo tomorrow.
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Boys Interested in Potato Clubs.

SpccIEI 70 ITO ITIpupe.
POrATELIJO. March 1i-Prosessor Hughes of
the state university here yesterday In the
interest OF The establishment OF potato clubs
among the young boys OF the gtate considerabIe
enthusiasm was shown and a number OF bovs
Interested Owners OF vacant lots throughout
the city VIII be asked to permit tho boys to
grow gardens on these vacant plnces. Many OF
the real estate men OF the city hayo already
Joined heartily IN The movement sad some ad-
d!tiouaI prices being offered for the best
showing made. This In tho movement to which
former Governor Brady has subscribed $4,000 In
the luisTey:s OF the development OF the farm
lad and to encourage the propagation OF good
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WARNS AGAINST SALE
OF FROZEN ORANGES

AS result OF wide complaint against
street peddlers who have been Selling
frozen oranges In this city and also in
Ogden. Willard Hansen. state food and
dairy commissioner. has issued a warn
lag to all vendors not TO market frozen
fruit Nr. Eansen's warning includes ar
edmonton 10 the public TO purchase
fruit only from reliable dealers He de-
clared yesterday that officers OF the
state food and dairy department would
be on the lookout for vendors OF frozen
fruit and that arrests would follow vio-
latfOns Of the law
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Endeavor Convention.

The twcnty-sIth annual convention OF IN,
United Society o. Christian Endoayor Will be
held In Los Angeles July TO Il. 1919. Tho pas
scngcr department OF the Denver & Rio Grande
as al aid 10 delegates TO the convention, has
Issued an interesting folder descriptive OF the
is illustrated with views In and about Lon An
COLES snd along tho route and gives a descrin-
ton OF the attractions OF southern California
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CITY SUES WATER COMPANY.

Srecial TO The Tribune.
POCATELLo. March 1.-THE city OF Pocatcllo
yesterday began suit against the Pocatello Wetcr
company IN the Filth Judicial district TO collect
a5e. 500. The otato law permita that public
services corporation must pay 500 day II IL
Balls or refuses to appoint commissioners to re-
eaJup ratec after the city has appointed Its COM
mission.
tTIcl court where II ruled against Tho
state supreme court ruled against the water
company as also did the supreme court OF the
United States Thoreupoo the wntsr company
named It's commissioners. IL the meantime the
penalty OF 800 day has been running for 5ss
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ASS ESSM EMIT NO. 5.

O. X. Silver Mining e. Milling COM
pany, principal place of business. Salt
Lake City. Utah location of mines. IN
dian Springs. Tooele county. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board OF directors of o. X
Silver Mining & Milling company, held
on the 1th day. of March, 1918. assess
ment No. of one-half Ga) cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF The corporation, issued and outstand :
ing. payable Immediately TO the secre-
tary at his Office, 1885 Beck street, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Tuesday. the
18th day OF April, 1913. will be DELINQUENT
and advertised for sale al public auction,
and unless payment is made before, will
DC sold on Saturday the 10th day OF
May. 1912, az 10 o'clock a M. at the
secretary's office, to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF
sale. r NJ HOLT
Secretary.
First publication, March 12. 1918.
r164e
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or The respective
stE.1sTs for -,-lu lugther III information-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF sAG,r
Lake county, state OF Utah-ln the
matter of the estate OF Charles Bag
ley deceased. to creditors
Creditors WIN present claims. with
vouchers, to the und dersigned at the resi-
dence of Andrew II. Bagley. in East Mill
Creek, Salt Lake county. state OF Utah
on or before the 6th day OF January, 1914
Dated March g. 1918
ANDREW II. HAGLEY
GRANT c. BAGLET.
Executors
First publication March 6. 1919. rs0S
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OTTO BUCKS
ARE AFTER FORTUNE
BY international News Service.

BY Intcrnational News Service.
LAPORTE, Ind, March 1.-Two
Otto Bucks appeared today as claim
ants FOR the estate OF William Buck.
wealthy manufacturer. who died recent
ly, leaving his fortune 10 Otto, who dis
appeared eighteen years ago.
One Otto Buck living in Richmond,
Ind, claims he Is the long-lost son.
Burt Keller, a San Francisco attorney.
arrived today claiming he represents the
rightful heir and that he is here to estab-
lish legal claim. Dozens OF Otto Bucks
are appearing in all parts of the coun-
try and the family in this city Is kept
busy disproYing their claims
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WANTED
Wanted=Male Help

ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED FOX
the U. s. marine crops, between lhe
ages OF 10 and IS. Must be native porn
TO $50 Additional compensation posi-
BILE. Food. clothing, quarters ana medl-
cal attendance free After 80 years serv1
Ice can retire with rs per cent of pay and
allowances Service on board ship and
ashore In all parts OF the world. Apply
at Z. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Ofrice
a East End South ST.. Salt Lnie Cl.sy ntsS
Utah. ro-o
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Museum Relics.

Mrs Christine Hespted OF Rexbure Idzho nag
presented 70 tho Descrot museum an old loom
used In the early days In the Salt Lake val
lsy. Ano1heT relic added TO tho museum is an
old leather trunk brought hc-a in lSl7 by Rob
srt y. Thompson. Il given to the inusenrn
y dro. Amy Howe. Another is square used
In the construction OF the Nauvoo temple pre-
scnted 70 the museum by Edward L. Whiting
OF La Grande Or
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Indorse Turner for State Job.
Special 70 Tho Tribune


PoCATELLO. March 1i-Former State Auditor
Theodore Turner o. thia city has beou Endorsed
by tho leading Republicans OF this part of tho
seats for position Tho state board OF edu-
cation. board which will have control OF all
tho state educational Institutions Hoon 10 bo
appointed b. the governor, Nr. Turner in At
present president OF the sBannock Abstract
company and of the leading boosters OF tho
state. lie IL also veteran In educational work
Tho Pocztello Commercial club yesterde. passed
resolutions which we're sent 70 the governor In
dcrgnK Mr. Turner "
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DIED

- 7o------->>---~-~----@"->
POLLOCK-In n local hospital, this city.
j. Pollock OF Ophir, Utah. In his GSth
year. q miner by trade, The body Is
at the funeral parors OF Joseph William
Taylor 90 South West Temple street
waiting 10 hear from his daughters. who
are in New Mexico. Notice Of funeral
later
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Sheridan Will Sneak

The RaT Wilbur r, Sheridan secretary OF
tho Epworth league OF the MethodIst EpIscopaI
ehurch. VIII deliver address tonight AT The
fiFst Methodist church. The lecture VIII bc
mee. Aethoaihts ore especially Invited. DR.
Sheridan has been touring the coast
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Clayton Home Afre.

Fire starting from unknown cause In q
closet OF the home Of ~. W. Clayton 100 Sec
ond uvenue. ut o'clock yesterday morning was
exeDsuished by tho fire department before more
tDan sso damage had been done. Tho homs and
contents arc estimated az ! value of s35 o10
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"EMPLOYEES STORE"
SOON TO BE OPENED
Ry International Nowr Service.


NEW YORK March 1.-THE 'employees'
store Of the New York Railway company will
be opened tomorrow Il is q grocery. meat and
fish market and prices reduced about 33Is
per cent At Intervals OF 4 month five more COM
pany stores Will DO opened In various eections
OF tho city, where all goods will be sold at
cost TO employees only. Clothing stores also
To DO established,
The company announces that they will bear an
tho moving expenses Of tbeso stores, foods being
sold TO employees ut exactly the price at which
they purchased
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
Weevil Investigation,

P II. Timborlakc OF tho United States bu-
Fcau OF entomology Il conducting inyestgs-
t'on regarding the worl and habits OF the nlfnlta
weevll 10 thls vicinity Farmers Will be advised
according 10 the results OF the Investigation and
a determined effort mado rtsmp out tho pest.
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Pope Is Improving.


By International EsTs Service
ROME, March 11.-Pope Plus who IL reported
gTe1uy improved In health. visited by hIs
orother. Angelo Sarto. In the vatican today
The vatican physicians have announced tha, 4,
10 complications occur. his holiness will re-
sumo his audiences within the next two or three
DAYS ~ '"'Se
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO, 63 so. MAIN
st Phone 106 Cut flowers and flu
neral designs n1639
THE LEADING FLORIST. w w. KING.
2l4 E. End SO. Phone 81. r27
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TAILORS

ROSELL, THE TAILOR, rs SO. STATE
Suits and overcoats from SIS UP.
g1522
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Jewelry Is Stolen.

Report w1s made to the police yesterday morn
Ing tnat burglars had stolen ;9s worth OF lew
elry and Sic In cash from tho apartments Of
Ars E: r.. DeminK. 5s North Second Yves,
street The 3eselry included n watch and several
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CARD OF THANKS

MIR. AND MRS. DBlCNEZER FARNES
extend thanks 10 all who rendered as
sistance and coincidence in their late
bereavement in the death of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Veta G.. Wright.
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Salt Lakers In New York.

Special TO The Tribune
Smith and wife and J. l.. May
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses I1,s~
WALLPAPER

~, a'i,rini ard decorating W..
""' Anapton Co. i27 Tn ! !. u
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Socialist Lecture Delivered.

Special 20 The Tribune.
MURRAY. March U--5ii6s LucIia Twininr m.
t'onaI lecturer .or the Socialist party and q
speaker on the Socialist Lyocun course deliy.
Grad a lecture this evening IN the Murray ooers
houss Eor subject was -'Class Conflict" ts,.,
leaving here she Will tour tho intermoun.aiu nnf
other western states. DR.. r. IL McHugh pre-.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 So West Temple. Phone
505. d3
T., G. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and emhaI:ncr, has moved TO new loca-
ton. 225-Z27 South West Temple street.
Realtp bldg Phone $50 o3399
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BANK, BAR AMI oFFlm|
FIXTURES

~-o~N~~~~~~~c~~~- ~7~o~7~-oo-o--,-cs.
BANK. OFFICE. BAR AND stu
fixtures; special designs submlld 4
applics ton; household ref:izenlu|
carom and pocket billiard tables. botl,
alleys and supplies. Brunswick. a1
Collender Co. 555T-59 " So. TtzI
Phone Wasatch 453. -
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Murray to Have Glove Factory

SperIhI 70 Tbe Trfbuno.
, MURRAY. March I.-PIans are being made
here for the establishment Of n glove factory
J. W. McIienry. former president OF the Nur.
ray Commercial club. Is organizing q comnan,
and the promoters expect 10 'have tho plant n
operation By the middle OF May
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SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING
---~-~~-~~-~~~-~~~ ~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~
GATTRELL'S UNIQUE SCHOOL, OF
Shorthand and Typewriting. 3l3 D F.
Walker building. o2A6g
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FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter-Walton Co.
274 State. m3781