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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-14
T|NT|C DELEGATES
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Building Costing $4,000 Is
Formally Opened, With
Appropriate Exercises.
Special TO The Tribune.

Spectal TO The Ir1bune.
EUREKA, June 13.-Ths new Tintic
high school building was formally dedi-
Gated Thursday afternoonsin the presence
OF a big audience, composed Of the citt-
gems OF this place and other camps OF the
Ttntic district The edifce cost the tax
payers $4,000 and is a credit TO the great
mining section.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Music .,..... ....High School Chorus
Dedication prayer. Bishop Perry Fuller
Instrumental music Miss Elena Hassell
x9sa. solo g Miss siott MSFy Of SlsEs ElsFs
Instrumental music. Miss Jeane Russell
Address. .Supt. A. C. Nelson Of Salt Lake
Duet Misses Opal and Pearl Robinson
After the close of the programme the
the trustees were the recipients OF many
compliments for the thorough manner in
which they have done their work.
The commencement exercises OF the
Tintio high school were conducted at the
high school auditorium on Thursday even
ing, the following progra mme being pre-
sented to large and appreciative audi
ence OF relatives and friends OF the gradu-
ating class:
Invoca ton ...... The Rev. Jacob Hiatt
Instrumental solo. Miss Mabel Morley
Salutatory .,.n:-...,. Miss kula Johnson
Instrumental solo 900. Miss Elsie Francis
Pres. J. T. Kingsoury Of Salt Lake
MUSIC -ss-.s .-.,.s,--
Allen Iyey, Dan Fields, D. Good
man, j. S Fortie.
Naiedictory 80. ,-.....John FRANKIE
Presentation Of diplomas. .....,.....
.,..,..,..,. President Joseph Treloar
rh The graduates are: MaySele S seery
Beulah Boyle. Clarence Boyle, Ruby
Fields. John ranke, Theodore Fulmer
George Hensel, william Homer. Rule
Johnson, Margaret McKellar, Matte
Mitchell, Mabel Morley, Frank Spriggs
Herbert Spriggs, Desdanona Stott. Dan
Sullivan, Muriel Sullivan and Pearl Tre-
loar
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCkHOLD-
ERS' MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Amer
lean Fuel company Of Utah. a Utah COR
poration is hereby called to be held at
The principal place OF business OF said
corpora ton, room 317 Judge building. Salt
Lake City, Utah. on Thursday. the goth
day OF June, a. d. 1918. at the hour OF
20 o'clock p m. OF said day, for the
purpose of considering and passing upon
the adVisa bilty Of increasing the number
OF members OF the board of directors OF
said company from five 10 nine, and
amending the articles OF Incorporation OF
said company in that respect.
Dated this 5th day OF June, a. u, 1913.
B. F. BAUER,
r F. NESLEN.
II A. SCHWEIKUART.
Directors.
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THOUSANDS ENJOY
MINERS UNION DAY
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune
EUREKA, June 13.-"Friday, the l3th. p"
was no "hoodoo" TO the miners OF the
Tintic district for 1t is estimated that at
least 5000 persons attended the celebra-
tlon held here today, celebration which
began as early as o'clock In the morn
Ing and lasted until after midnight.
The parade opened the ceremonies and
was thoroughly creditabe. At 10;30 o'clock
the miners assembled in union hall and
listened TO addresses by Mayor Andrew 1.
Mitchell and the Rev. Jacob Haiti, There
was likewise a baseball game between
Eureka and Mammoth teams, but this Is
a sad story-the home team was not In
the running. In the afternoon there was
a. free dance for all tho children OF the
camp who were served with ice cream
and other childish delights, and an in
terestius programme Of games marked
the early evening.
An. elaborate banquet at the hall closed
the festivities
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ElEC-
TON.

Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
ton has been called and viii be heiq in
each municipal ward Of Salt Lake oity
on the twenty-sixt day OF June, 1919. 10
vote upon the following questions:
l. Shall the Board OF Education OF
Salt Lake City school district issue and M
sell bonds to the rendnp am9%no o. and redeem
ing the third series OF bonds ISSUED by
the Salt Lake CITY school district, dated
August 1st, 1898. and maturing August
/, 1913?
2. Shall the Board of Education Of the
Salt Lake City school district Issue and
sell bonds In the amount Of SlOO.OUoOp 1or
The purpose of raising money for com
pleting the high school building now in
course of erection and supplying the
same with furniture and necessary ap-
paratus?
3. Shall the Board OF Education OF Salt
Lake City school district issue and sell
bonds IN the amount Of 10000 90 for
the purpose OF raising money Tor pur-
chasing school sites. for building or pnr-
chasing one or more grade schoolhouses
and supplying the ame with furniture
and necessary apparatus. and Improving
the grounds now owned and to be pur-
chased by the Salt Lake city school dls-
trict?
All Of said bonds to be OF the de-
nomination of one thousand (SlOOo'Oo)
dollars each, to bear interest az the rate
of four and one-half per cent per an
mum, payable semi and 10 run
for period Of twenty years.
Said election TO be held I'm SAT- Lake
City Utah. on Thursday. the 26th day
Of June, 1918
There shall be five polling places. one
in each of the five municipal wards, as
follows,
First Municipal Ward room 2oo city
and county building;
Second Municipal Ward, No. 80 Post
office place;
corner of First North and Second West
streets.
Fourth Municipal Ward. Longfellow
| school, corner street and First ave
Fifth Municipal Ward, 18th school. 1st
South between 4th and 9Th East streets.
The names OF the Judges to conduct the
election of the respective polling places
are as follows:
First Municipal Ward-E. D. Haskins,
cor. 9th e. and 11th South: Mrs. A. w.
Ea ridley. No . Meades apis; William u.
Pugh S54 Second East
Second Municipal Ward-Elnathan Ell
son, Jr.. All SO. lst West: B. d. Black
| MARI, 55S So. lst West
Third Municipal Ward-A. f. Thomas.
1877 North West Temple;. +; a, Lund, sS
! West 3rd North Joseph Burdette. 231
Fourth Municipal Ward-Mamie c.
Beatie. No. 10 First ave; Frank L.
Gardner. I191 First ave-. Stephen III,
Lynch. i67 d street
Fifth Municipal Wards. r. Wester-
220 South Sth East; Arthur Parsons. l6o
So. 10th East
The polls will remain open during the
! time from seven o'clock In the morning
until seven o'clock In the evening =,
| LAKE CITY.
BY J. T. Hammond, President
| l.. p. Judd, Clerk. c2lf3
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FORMER COTTON KING
I'm CONTEMPT OF COURT

NEW YORK. June l3.-Daniel j.,
SulIv. "cotton king Of decade ago,
is in contempt of court, The appellate
division OF the supreme court upheld
the lower court in so deciding today
on Sully S appeal from the decision
against him 10 n suit brought by viii.
liam Harman Black. formerly his law
By paving 1926, the Black judgment.
and interest. he may purge himself,
Solly incurred the supreme court g
displeasure by transferring to his wife,
Notwithstanding restraining order
$4,000 received in payment Of q debt.
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LOST CHILD FOUND
BY A PATROLMAN

Minnie Hoffman, . years Of age. was
eJrnei YESTERDAY afternoon and taken TO
police headquarters by Motorcycle Patrol,
man w. n Hendrickson. The little gtrI
could not tell her name, but seemed quite
Matron Clifford,
Mrs Joseph Hoffman Of Murray moth
er of the child. called at police mead.
quarters In search OF the nttlc glrl aDou.
two hours after she had been found by
Fatroiman Uendrickson. The mother eX-
plained that the little girl had slipped
away while she was busy shopping IN n
state street department store
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RH PAY RESPECTS.
?. Christensen of Ephralm
! largely Attended.

- 'es-SS' VI SPl'i dlAl
hllveIy Attended.
tsft. Tribune.
M June l3.-aIany sorrowing
jsl.'day afternoon paid their
Ie and respect TO the mem
!. Christensen, a prominent
s1Iaim, who died Tuesday
~ received IN a runaway ac-
s @urners filled the taber-
any we're unable TO gain ad-
a T we're conducted by Jo-
srson, and the taberna Gle
aa :, appropriate music, The
|5 ssuliully draped In white
M w casSet was completely
|kss Oeau'iiul noral offerings
II - s'nong them being a wheel
- spoke, presented by the
r.,o. winch decedent was an
.,.. me frst song was
u o., after which J, P. L.
II. prayer. The choir
l,g o ,., Is Ny Shepherd -" The
y hS'ea ~. TO tho value the de-
g. ~ - this city, as he has
|lhIis lot al least twenty-five
ll,an, ihose who spoke were
IL mn, city recorder; y G,
christensen, city coun-
~ t.y.sss.n b. sssnssn and Joseph Andor-
hlAsr" dpa Ora Olsen sang
y ca :, Inc choir then sang
q ,,sya, s 10 Thee" after whjc5
~. was offered by Ericj,
h css,,p palibearers were Chris
M sA''eIsnssn. orson Alfred
i in,,se Sorensen and
M. a'efment WAS In the
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FIGHT IN ILLINOIS
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June ia
near riot took place in the Illinois
house OF Representatives today when
George H. Wilson, leader of the
Ndrys,' was knocked down by Rep
resentative Thomas B Gordon. The
affair is said to have followed pas
saoe Of words between the two, all of
which was not heard by other mem.
bers. and the nature Of which has not
bcen made public.
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FDII MINERS
|g||DY UNION DAY
4 rs.sns Attends EHsr-
L,p,n Mcguire Delivers
IL, on Unioni'n'

y dli' r.,,. CITY and the ceie-
70 . ,hs members of the Local
Ee., = y.s IS : grand success de. de.
~ 49,, ,h,s was Friday, tne
~ u,r, .ncc.ssrul celebration has
p, ,srrss in the history Of this
stfz ~ ta't me explosion OF dyna- ;.
! p5n Ing Ans OF rifles. shotsuns :
ses .Is ,Ssre lsI has been one con- !
~ y,InsS 1sSf for both young sha
,,orts. which were held
.rSI =, i0 o'clock, furnisneo
y st's II - and when the Mollerup
= z - ..,,sd =, on the morning tram ana
g -. snHsIHl sIl was In readiness for
u uss u,,s (" moved north on Main
Y 45,sssll's .,sii' stable and south o on 2
p7ob - ,bs Catholic church and
fs4 & J. y yaiu mir street to the band. :.
IL o . .A stort programme was
~ ENrsds : formed IN the follow
y .asSesrer, Or. E, P. Le-
~ s.r.,,ts pnlon band. union men
z ] s,d sss,isnd several selections
II ~ ihe visiting bend which
ny ~ .Mnjcyed n by the Park CITY
y W ,e,S Lee Bates, In a short
.sas,esd Don Mcguire OF Og-
- mining engineer OF Utah.
si, n ths day, and the gem
SS vas strictly on unionism
~ xork that has been done
a., labor organizations. The
rTI ali mining men, as wei as
rxirr men, to get together
etT %. BENEFITS derived through
min said that he has been
a sIlb the mining game for the
4 ran and has lived In camps
. a. Ave had unions and In camps
( = we're no union organizations.
4 rsaksr declared that In camps
~, we're no union orga MIA
! q, working we're not able to
4, n ts.Ir families. while on the
4 - shue there is q union camp
10 y. always good and the wives
"a .. the workingmen are al
rs1 htRn care Of
ESare closed by advising the
"a 10 get into tho union and
= o. pars City union No, 144,
u PhEsuon OF Miners. one OF
II n membership In the west
~
h, itctH was then taken until
a. =, shsn the sports were con-
rh hs baseball park.
iftxs q great throng assembled
tHall grounds for a progra mme
a ne t1g-of-war was won by
De Nrg team, the prize beins
3 tslhsll. prize SIS. was wor
y hrk City Founders. There
hi.sll game between Hebei
At cy and the visitors carried
tsi and the s75 purse. the
TX 10 4. More than $50 mer
esarn we're in line during The
EN. parade and the festivities
1Is 70 e close this evening by
ilusdtd ball held In Rasband's
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ANNOUNCEMENT

s. L. BOOK STORE. Sc z. 2ND SOUTH:
4. G. Hockett, from Kansas CITY. prop.
s24S2
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AIloN ARRANGED.
!, " IA. Promptly In preosr.
1m obnrye JuIy

!. y ,.s At, Promptly In prenar.
Il !" 0'serve July q.
,ls,,s,.,S u',S, June lathe COM
= i M. % take charge Of the
'sr ,,,. IVY celebration 10 be held
pr uss ,sar are as follows:
I,,. ~, iHa.l'ti chairman; WI.
<s.r Csl, 'sphnson, Victor E.
css'ses A,s, Elias Jensen seeS'
sa hansen. Nose Holt.
~ William Z c. no,.,.v
chri,,,sw W, Whitaker, W AF- F.
l-T vEliza Hansen "ia' :
Rs., Can Grace Nc
ettrss I T. Bowring. N, g
psier,L L. VII JIohuson, ] j. Il, Il,
'ta,.n = ca9dAen. Jh9spn, john 3D.,
Ellas Jensen
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LONDON. June ia dispatch TO a
news agency from Constantinople says the
conspirators connected with the assassl-
nation of the grand viZier went so far as
TO notify certain OF the foreign embassies
of the impending outrage, assuring them
Of the safety of the foreigners and invtt-
ing them eventually TO land troops. The
dispatch adds that the embassies failed to
take notice of the communications.
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lAsoRER is ELEcTRocUTEo.
Attempts TO Clean Machinery Of Power
Plant and Gets Deadly Current.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbunc.
IDAHO FALLS, Ida. June 13.-S. Gill
bert, a youth, was instantly killed al the
Idaho Power and Transportation COM
pany's plant about o'clock tonight. He
was n helper and had just finished sup
per With the electrician, Dahlstrom. when
he said he would so and clean come
machinery. Dahlstrom told him not to
do so unless he was with him. Dahl
strom then went TO the basement on some
work. but soon noticed flash. He i'm
mediately went up and found Gilbert ly-
Ing on his face dead. Forty thousand
volts had passed through his body. A
sister kept house for his father and he
and several brothers lived at home.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 90 RICHARDS ST,
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1908. x25
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SCREEN DOORS

PREPARE FOR HOT WEATHER;
screen doors, windows TO order. j.
Rackley, 500 SO. nth East. Hy. 915-J.
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!. .'Sssissalsnsat S'is'lsn Charge.

3 falcIns1 District eour, ,or
June q iSsistr!ct lt viii con- cobva0s .os
es,..' ~ There are tb,r- fs
aIts nuphtnllr h.tnllrty-elght civ civ,l
II, s,iHPIssss W 4 tSls Is tsfS' tna5Sra'!ss. K.
1ssn.r STs s"sdsJso Jones and torrDer si1Der
'Al Al,.s irom ps' iIs These cases
''asd again s last term. and
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ENGAGEMENTS

FOR WEDDINGS AND SOCIALS. THE
Ariel Male and Instrument Quartette
A. T.. Poulton. Was. 1S0I-W, c2l5S
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AUCTION SALES

c. z. OSTERLoH. AUCTIONEER, RES
tdence, ga S. Main. Wasatch 2Se4-W.
n43s
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Contest Dismissed.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. June 1S.--Tne con.
test against State Representative Medill
Mccormick, a national figure In the
Progressive PARTY. was dismissed In the
lower house today. McCormick's eiigi-
biliy AZ a resident Of his district was
The point at issue
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Two Fatally Injured.

ST. LOUIS. June l3.-On a downhill
single trnck in the suburbs. street car
wreck was caused tonight by soap
placed on the rails by some unknown
persons. Two of the injured. Miss I'll.
Sic Kuhn and Jacob KEENAN,, both OF
st. Louis. will die.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the cred
itors OF James r. Smith & Sons. COR
poration, are required TO file their claims.
properly proven. on or before thirty (30)
days from this date. with the under
signed receiver at Third West and Eighth
South streets, Salt Lake City, Utah,
the office of said corporation,
JAMES r. SMITH & SONS.
BY GEO, L, FORD, Its Receiver.
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PRINTING


ARROW PRESS-UTAH'S BIGGEST
plant Printing. Binding. Office Sup
plies and Furniture, Legal Blanks. GS
w. End So, Phone exchange 202 ki25
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ONE MILLION PEOPLE Try NATUR-
aline; natures great remedy; rheume-
free nforma tion. Write today. S. S. Co,
1920 Orange ST., Los Angeles. c10I9
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WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
hous ehod goods. o, & Furniture Co.
zo9 S. West Temple. r233
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WHERE TO STOP

~~--~--------~~-~-~ ~-~----~->>---~--~o-
LINCOLN HOUSE, IS EAST 1ST so.
200 rooms; rates CSC. 40c and soc; mod
ern; baths, l5c. nlSSs
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes log State. Was. 1903. d2ils
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
sale at prices and terms 10 suit, Bow
ers Il Evans, 1lS S. w. Temple o3lsI
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SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT

ANY DISEASE CURED. no EXCEP-
tion: no knife, medicine or hypnotic In
fluence. See me before submitting to sur
Seon's knife. Consultation free by pre-
sentins this notice. j. II. Horr, o53 3rd
ave Was. lI2l-M. c1855
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONAL

LADIEs-siO00 REWARD: L POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some
OF the longest. most obstinate abnormal
cases in three 10 five days; no harm.
pa an or interference with work. mail
so Double strength. 81. Dr.. 3. p.
Southirgton Remedy Co. Kansas City.
No OILS
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SECTIONAL, MATTRESSES

SECTIONAL MATTRESSES MADE
from your feather bed; new way
Feather cleaning a speciality Mukey
Section Mattress Co, Az East end South.
Hyland 20i3. c202S
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
TIE OFFICE OF DIR. T. 3. BEATTY
and the state board Of health has oeen
moved from Mercantile bldg, TO elS S9o9s zoe,
ton bldg. cEl'f
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10 lta Claims Child.

|. u rul ans Child.
"a csneuns.
Y ". NJ; ana d'uTs Ms. i2.-The In
s.sv,tIss,d tIsday. The Tghsu' tuaslsI Hslsi
,A& s@s. s.,,, received u,.a
saal ''a'h of her orotSs1 wSsq
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Tonight Majestic pavilion, spacious,
comfortable, excellent music, big floor,
(Advertisemeut.)
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ICE CREAM

~-~~-~~~~~-~-~~->~>-~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANU-
facturers OF Ice cream, quarts, bricks
or specially, 40c; IN bulk, SOC. Ameri-
can Ice Cream Co. Was. Abs. esq
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Expert Dentistry
FOR MOTHERS

SEE LILY'S BABY SHOP, WHERE WE
make ladies' and chiIdrens clothes,
special prices on all work. Mrs. II. M
Murray, 205 Z. 4th S. Was 6957.
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GROCERY SPECIAL


BUNCHES GREEN ONIONS. sc: 3
large cans Carnatlon, Sego or Honey
suckle milk 25c; Good coffee. per 10. 2ec:
pkgs. Wheat Flakes and Corn Flakes
25c; puned wheat. for l5c: puffed rice
l0c; q lbs. sugar and ] III. cocoa. SOC
loo Wheat Meats. 10c. cans strawberry
Jam, 15c; cornmcaI. sack. 25c. lbs. new
potato 25c; > lunches radishcs. SC:
boxes strawberries. 15c; Mason fruit jars.
doz., 55c; Economy fruit jars, soc. best
jar rubbcrs. &C: good creamery butter. soc:
lbs. Blanchard butter. 65c: lard, IS. i5c:
is. I5c; los. $l45: = grape nuts, 25c; cream
OF wheat. l5c: NJ, j. r.. Wedding Break
fast. White House. Schlline's Yale coffee.
35c. Lipton's yellow label teas. 60c.
cans pork and beans. 25c; ISL lhs. sugar.
81 90 ~ lbs. soc: sack. $50: fresh Utah
eggs, doz., zoe: Columbia wheat fakes.
25c; tall can salmon, 10c; cans sardines
or deviled ham. Csc; straight grade -four.
s1.o5, germade soc: . lbs. fig cakes. 25c;
Jello. 25c gallon can syrup, 45c: 4 lbs.
rice. navy beans or red beans, 25c':
boxes shoe backing. &c. tomatoes. eorly
June peas. f0c; Bakerlized coffee. SOC. split
peas. To-. sc: Postum cereal. Kone-et, zoe:
honey. H., 10c: 12ic pancacbe -four, &C.
best cream cheese, h.. o0c: lbs. ginger
snaps soda crackers, 25c; compound lard,
IS. Csc; 5s, soc: los. y11o: cottolene, SOC.
soc, 81. So . cans peaches. CSC: Quaker
Oats. Zoe: Chicago store Hills West
First South. e2162
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district of Utah
In the matter OF John II. Harder, vol
uniary bankrupt-In bankruptcy, No.
1913
To the creditors of John H. Harder OF
Lake and district aforesaid. a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 30th
day OF September, 1872. the said john n,
Harder was duly adjudicated bankrupt
will be held at my office in the Conti
mental block. salt Lake City. Utah. on
the oath day Of June, 1915, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting,
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City, June 13. 1918, c2loO
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district OF Utah.
In the matter OF James Lavender
voluntary bankrupt.-m bankruptcy.
No 1909.
To the creditors of James Lavender Of
Salt Lake City, In the county OF salt
Lake and district aforesaid, bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd
day of June. 1913. the said James Laven-
der was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
VIII be held at my office in the Couti-
mental block: Salt Lake City. Utah. on the
26th day OF June, 1919 at o oclock In the
afternoon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims, APP
point a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting:
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. June IL, 1918. c215t
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS-MERE. CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. seclusion. legal adoption,
Mrs. F, Phillips. 1lth 2. bet 18th and
18th So. Sugar station. Hyland 123l-M
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WASHINGTON, June 15-ln the alb
sence of Attorney General McReynolds,
officials of The department Of justice
knowledge today Of the re-
ported investigation Of Judge Emery
Speer
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

". WILLIAMS G. SON. 1e6 N STREET.
Wasatch 1o45W, Upholstering. chairs
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SJTNBURST AND SIDE FLEATINe.
sos East Sd South. Phone Hyland 7s7-J.
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IRON WORKS

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JOE. DENNY. MANUFACTURER OF
All kinds OF Iron works; bids and esti-
mates gladly furnished. 2tS-6-6 Edison.
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
II East Third South. China suitable
for Sits and prizes. Glass and private
lessons c9eg
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vIAVI CO HAVE MOVED THEIR
offices TO 3o7 and 3OS Tempeton bldg
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