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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
PRESIDENT COMPUTES
AGED MANS SENTENCE

Lameraux, a gray-haired man OF 80
years and in poor health, convicted at
Butte. Mont. of introducing liquor on
the F'lathead Indian reservation. viii not
have to go to Jail for his offense On
repres entation that imprisonment might
shorten the life Of the feeble man. Presl-
dent Wilson commuted today his sentence
OF ninety days and a fine OF $3.50 and
costs to tho fine and costs.
LamerauX. for thrty-eight years a
farmer and stockman on the reservation.
contended that all OF the 100 quarts OF
whisky introduced into his home be-
tween May and November. 1912, was con-
sumed by bin for medicinal purposes.
There was no evidence to show he had
treated any one else.
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR AND ELBC-
trical treatments, Martin Institute, 233
Brooks Arcade, Phone Was. 5000. b31o
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Toronto Results.
International News Service

BY International News Service.
First rncc. six furionSs-KnIehts Differ. i21
tkuspp), $3.50. won hirey. li5 &c. surnN.
$40 90 second: Joe Stein i1s Crurne-). 50 20
third. Tlmo. 1:ft 80. Burnt Candle Morpotb.
ch!ppewayhn. Tom saycrs and Mediator aiso
ran.
Second race four and a half turlonss-sky
Rocket, los tMoodyl: 5000. won: Lyric Muse,
Jos tClementsl. $3.50. second. Mis- Gayle. IL
Turner. $40. third. Time. Sc. Meisan.
Perogolne nlso
Third race mile and a si1tesnth-ssaroIet.
III u. WILSON,. $3.50. woo; Lindcsla III &c.
surns). $3.50. second: 'ondraminda, 40 GRAY.
third. Time. 1851 2-5 Maid OF Frome. Austcr.
Elfain and Aollybrook also
.Giddings entry.
|. Fourth race. six MISUNDERSTANDING. 117 tJ.
WILSON, $3.50. won; Royal Message. liz (Bruco)
$3.50 second: Right Easy Doronta) $50 third.
Time ia SO. Miksoke. Form l.. Carlton,
Black River, Le Tourna. Or, Noal. Rye Straw and
Stentor also ran.
Filth race Connaught cup. mile and a sl1-
tcsnth-.Plats Glass. 12e OSnapp). s25o won;
Twana TuUbo. Ill (Burns). s?2o. second, Am
berite % tMoptourl. out, third. Time. 147.
ran. Uirst Sight finished first. hut was dis
Qualined.)
Davies entry.
Sixth race. stecpIcchase. about two mIIcs-Thc
African. lS3 Is. WILSON,, $3.50. won; Cohoroita.
ia2 (Kohler). 8io second; oncping. 15s (Mc-
Afec>, out third. Time. t.1, Railyhack also
ran
Seventh race ono milo and seventy ynrau-
Eiwah. 1oz (Tumer). $3.50. won Chester Krum.
40 tSmalD. $500. Fecond; Parduer. IFS (De-
rondo), 81 80. third Time 1a6 rs. Miss Jonah
Coston, Love Day. Effondi, Mawr Lad Iad of
Langdon and Woodcratt nlso ran.
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NEW AND STRICTLY MODERN. ELE-
santly furnished. transient rates I5c
70 IS Hotel Rex. 25J $. State. J. M.
Marriott s427s
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CALL FOR BIDS ON COAL.

The state board Of education and re-
gents OF the University OF Idaho will re-
ceive sealed bids on June 10. 1918. al
Moscow Idaho, for furnishing coal for
the season OF 19lS-19l4 TO the following
state institutions University of Idaho,
Moscow. State Normal school, Lewiston
State Normal school, Albion; Academy
Of Idaho, Pocateilo: Idaho Industrial
Training school, St. Anthony; and Idaho
State School for Deaf and Blind. Good =
ing. Total approximate amount TO be
furnished Is 1900 tons Bids received for
supplying one or more institutions. Bids
70 be accompanied by bid bond OF surety
company authorized TO do business In the
state OF Idaho. in the penalty OF Is per
cent of the maximum bid which bond
shall guarantee that the successful bid
der will enter Into a contract 10 furnish
the coal at the price bid and that he will
furnish a satisfactory surety bond for
the completion OF such contract The
board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Detailed Information for
bidders furnished on mall or wire re-
quest, by Walter s. Bruce, president.
Boise, Idsho b3S7e
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a OLD SOLDIERS
)IE DURING PARADE
Veterans Gather.
4 Is Saddened by
Deaths,

'ASooGA. Tenn. May 2s.-The
eremonies OF reunion week OF
IA Confederate Veterans here
Re ssddened by the deaths OF
d eoldiers. whose strength had
>zxed by The demands put upon
y stalked IN the parade this
Mullenix OF Llndale. Ca,
but OF the ranks and entered
mi. where he expired sud-
Nolan OF Houston. Tex. over
] down Ihe steps Of the city
3 and suffered q broken neck.
locrc Of Fuque. Tex. who suf-
|ul yesterday. died today In a
mary OF his injuries.
other. Of the veterans who
yhs Parade today, which was
"a reviewed. by Gen. Bennett
oonynsnder-in- chief, were
" exhaustion and were said
ersous condition, but late to-
'oditional deaths had been re.
y %. the veterans in the pa
cnnicd on horses Of Uhe
.ssd States cavalry, rendered
isfhorpe's officers
e firsf time that the Con.
aiRns had used United States
Helr peTades.
lai tonight, General Young
~ Spirit that prompted the
ament 10 furnish tents and
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCkHOLD
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the state
Loan & Trust company, Utah corpora
ton is hereby called TO be held at the
principal place OF business OF said cor
poratlon, No, 66 West Broadway. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on Saturday. the 14th
day OF June. A. ID. 1918. at the hour OF 2
o'clock o. M OF said day, for tho purpose
OF considering and passing upon The adj
visa bilIty OF Increasing the capital stock
OF said corporation from 100000 TO 3G0 900
shares OF the par value OF one dollar
each. and amending the articles OF in
corporatlon OF said company in that re-
spect; said increase OF 100, 900 shares to
be preferred stock guaranteed dividends
of per cent per annum, payable semi
Dated this gath day of May. a. D. 1913.
w f. HUBBARD,
j. L. SAMPSON,
F. T. HIATT.
Directors.
b58f5
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Hospitals for Victims.

Hospital accommodations have been
provided both for the racing men and
the spectators. Ambulance squads have
been assigned TO places about the
grounds where they can reach the scene
OF an accident in a. few seconds. Nurses
and surgeons have been employed TO care
for any injured who may be brought
from the track or the crowd
Under the direction of Captain Frank
Carpenter, plans have been completed for
guarding every foot Of the course by IN
diana national gnardsmeu. Special pro-
tecIlon against petty thieves and pick
pockets have been provided bv the man
agcment In employing eX-poice officers
of Indianapolis and private detectives
from this city. Chicago and many other
large cities OF the middle west
The official entries for tho rnce are:
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METROPOLITAN To Be
RUN THIS AF TERNOOV
Continued from Page Nine.)

Io5 Copportown lo5: 'Jnnes Docksry. 1876: Helen.
Jos; Husky Lad 100: white, Ios; Chnpultepeo.
li6: Amorct, HI
Fourth race. Memorial handicap. ak furlongs-
Impression, 3s; Casey Jones 10t; Sonodo. i05:
Marjorie A. Presumption Azyiade, 107; Irish
Gontloman 10. Little Father 11i: Grover Hughes.
ia; Round the World, IA; GcbaRo. I1s: Jim Basey.
lis: High Private lis; Helen Bsrbee. lei: Caugh
Hill. 1cs.
Fourth r,co. handicap. ono milo and sixteenth
Flora Flna. 1os Miss Thorpe I03: Founda-
ton los: Irish Gentleman. 1906: Edda 1o7
Sixth race. mile and sxtecnth-Stroug.
9s, linen, 9s; Prospect. oS; Mary Ann X. 100.
Billy Holder. l03: Fellow Man. 1oi; carpathln.
Io5: Guido Post io6 Harry Lauder. los. Al
Bloch. Iii.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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A GOOD
Baking Powder with Hewlett's
guarantee on each can and a
Silver Teaspoon free on the in
side when you buy
Luneta Baking
Powder.
The price is right. too-only 25c
per pound. Your grocer will
supply you.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or the respective
signers Tor further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake county. state OF Utah.
probate dlyislon.-In the matter OF the
estate OF William a. Green, deceased
Notice of sale.
Under authority OF an order entered by
the district court OF Salt Lake county,
State of Utah. probate division. dated
ministratrin OF said estate, Will sell at
private sale the following described prop
erty:
One D cow and two (2) horses. and
consisting of household furniture and
farming Implements
One hundred twenty-slx Q26) acres OF
land In Salt Lake county, Utah, being
the southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter OF section thirteen G3). and the
southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter OF section fourteen 90, also part OF
the northeast quarter OF section %. be-
ginning at the northwest corner OF the
northeast quarter OF said section, and
running thence south one hundred four
sandths (14. 2s6) rods; thence east fifty
SIX (56) rods; thence north seyenty-four
and two hundred eighty-slx thousandths
"a 2S6) rods; thence east twenty-four
thence west eighty (S0) rods to place
of beginning, containing about forty-s six
(46) acres OF land. all In township two
CD south, range one Cd cast. Salt Lake
meridian.
The sale will be made on or after
June S, 1919 and written bids will be
received by me at the office Of Steph-
ems, Smith S Porter 1406 Walker bank
building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
The terms OF sale are as follows:
Not less than one-third cash and the
balance secured by purchase money.
mortgage due in one year or less.
Dated May "a, 1918.
SENA GREEN.
Adninistra triX OF the estate Of William
A. Green, deceased b3694
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district. In and for Salt
Lake county. state of Utah.-William
Miller and the First National Bank OF
Nephi, a corporation. plaintiffs, VS.
Utah Consolidated Plaster company, a
Notice Is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an order duly made by the above
entitled court on the 3rd day OF May,
1913. in the above entitled action. the
soiidated Plaster company. will sell at
public auction to the higest bidder for
cash, In gold coin of the United States,
and subject to the confirmation OF said
the hour of II o'clock noon at the west
front door OF the city and county build
ing in Salt Lake City and county. state
Of Of HHh sn1 SsnGsn AZ hs sh ah e oa
Plaster company, In and to all those GER
tain placer mining claims situated In
Juab county. state OF Utah, described as
The Chicken Creek Placer Mining
claim" described as follows. to wit: The
southeast quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section a., In township II south
Also the Gypsum Placer Mining
claim,' described as follows. to wit; The
northeast quarter OF the southwest quar-
OF range east OF Salt Lake meridian.
Also. the "Levan Placer Mining claim"
described as follows, to wit; The south
half OF the southwest quarter OF the
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of sec
tion rs. township Il south OF range
east of Salt Lake meridian, containing
sixty acres.
Also. the "Juab Placer Mining claim, ="
described as follows, to wit: The west
half OF the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, and the west half OF
the northwest quarter. OF the southeast
south OF range east of Salt Lake me-
ridjan, containing forty acres
Also. the Robinson Placer Mining
claim" described as follows. to wit: The
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section
"a, in township IA south. range l east
OF the Salt Lake meridian. containing
twenty acres.
together with the mill on said Levau
Placer Mining claim and all the machin-
cry therein for the manufacture of plas-
ter. and all the equipment. tools and
sacks. plaster and other personal prop
erty Of every kind or nature In or upon
said mining claims above described. to-
gether with right-of-way for the canal
leading TO said mill and all water rights
OF said Utah Consolidated Plaster COM
pany. including ali those certain wuter
rights acquired under tho appropriation
made by s. S. Jones of thirty-dve sec
ond feet OF water from Chicken creek,
Juab county. state OF Utah
Terms and conditions of sale; Cash,
in gold coin OF the United States. 10 per
cent OF the purchase price TO be paid
the balance upon confirmation OF sale by
the above entitled court, and the deliy-
cry OF a conveyance.
Dated May q. l9lS.
JAMES II JACKSON,
Receiver Utah Consolidated Plaster
A. F. MoREToN.
Attorney for said receiver.
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Toronto Entries.
81 International Ner-7 Seryfco

By international News Service.
Pirst rnoe, strmhcona purse. ak tur,cngs-Msu-
solus, lol; Msddalena. 1o3: Bryndor. 1oo: General
Ben Lcdi, los; Constituent. 1903: Queen san
ITO: Clan Alpine, 1l2; Burning Daylight i17.
Second race five furlongs-Rccoll. 110; South
crn Maid, 1l5: Miss Gayle. 10; Willie waddell
liSs Fuzzy WuZZy. los.
Third race. pix furlongs-CrInco. 100: Mediator
1os. Sherwood. III; Bwhna Tumbo. III; tMovins
Picture, ~: tcalgary. l16.
fDavles entry.
Fourth race, four and half turIongs-'Hoprs
Des. ss: 'Dofercnco, as. lady Islo os: 'EItrava-
CANT. aS; Har,ock. os; Gold MeOh. 1oS.
Fifth race. about two miles. steepiechaso-Dr.
Hoard l1; Lsmpblack. Ii1: Be Thankful, NI.
Tho African. 1l3; Gun Cotton. i51
Sixth race. six furlonEp-Miss Harvey. Holly
Brook. widow Wise. Io1: vorods. los; Bird
Cage. Io7; Cryptiswosa 100: Porcuplue. 1oa; Roc,;
Spring, 100; Gold Bud. 112: tPoter Docdy. los
I'LL Burnc 10s 1Oakland Lsd. io5; tJoe Gaiety.
1op
rNnher entry: 1Porteus entry.
Seventh race. mile and sHteenth-'Mtme-
sis. eS: sfIasson. oT 'Chad Buford, 90; 'milo-
age. Ioi: Flower Grl. l09 eddie Grsney, 11o;
fIowdy Howdy. ne
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast.
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Consult county clerk or the respective
signers FOR further information.
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Bold Robbery Committed.

BISMARCK. ~. D. May GA burglar
entered the home of James GraInbs to-
day. choked Mrs. Grambs Into uncon-
seriousness and escaped with $500 In
diamonds and cash. Three rings were
torn from the Woman's hands. Attempts
were made also at several other resi-
dences, Including the governors home, in
the hope that the occupants were at a
circus performance.
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MUCH DAMAGE DONE.
BY ELECTRICAL STORM

DULUTH. MINI. May 29.-Nearly
5000 900 damage was done here by Sc
we're electrical storm. which passed
through the northwestern part OF tho city
today
Twenty families at Fond du Lac. n su-
burb, were driven out OF their homes by
the food when the st, Louis river over
flowed it's banks Two hundred feet of
the Northern Pacific railway tracks be-
tween Fond du Lac and New Duluth
another suburb. wero torn up, complete
" isolating the former place.
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SALT LAKE.

summary: TwO- ha Sc EIts-Hnyes
Wessler, Hueleman (2). Schimpf, Gaut
Home runs-Wessler Foley. Runs bat
ted in-By Foley (3), Murray (2), Dorch
90. Wessler go, Murphy. Huelsman (2).
Spencer 90. Schimpf. Davis Gaut
Stolen base-Spencer. Sacrifice hit
Spencer Sacrifice Ny-Murphy. Davis.
Base on balls-OT Fiddler, .: off Jones.
4; off Gaut, 3. Struck out-By Morgan
g. by Gaut, Hits-Ofr Fiddler in
l-3 innings; OF Jones. II In 2-3 innings:
Off Morgan. Q in 2-3 innings: off Gaut
In Ia innings. Left on bases-Ogden EN-,
|6 Salt Lake. Is. Wild pitch-Gaut
First base on errrors-Salt Lake, 4. Dou-
BILE play-Jones 10 Perkins TO Van Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes. UNI
pire-La ROGUE.
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KILLED BY FALL
AT MASONIC TEMPLE

CHICAGO. May 29.-Mrs. 3. r Belz OF
Hlnsdale, III, was killed today by jump
ing or falling from tenth floor window
Of the Masonic temple to the street.
Mrs Belz WAC 2s years old and wife of
a wealthy dyer
A steel net recently was placed across
the rotunda OF the Masonic temple 10
prevent suicides from diving 10 their
death on the tiles OF the ground floor in
side the building Just before the net
ting was put In place man leaped 200
feet from the top floor. killing himself
and another man VINO was purchasing a
cigar AT q stand
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FRENCH CABINET

s.-An attempt 70 over
cabinet was made In
a. oeputes THE afternoon
ersnip OF ex-Premier Call
q an Interpolation on the
financial policy. Great
apparent when after
fesnes had been made by
p and Minister OF Finance
s Was taken The result
z1p, or a ma jority OF 72 In
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Mrs. Elkins Injured.

WASHINGTON, May 2e.Ae the re.
suit OF q. collision between their automo
bile and a street car. both Mrs. Stephen
B Elllins widow OF the senator from
West Virginia. and her daughter, Miss
katherine. are suffering from shock to-
night Neither was seriously hurt. The
car carried the hight motor In which the
TWO women were driving. for a distance
OF several yards. but fortunately for them
II wsz NOT overturned.
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HARD HITTING GIVES
SALT LAKE VICTORY
Continued from Page EIGHTY

sstheTng in their files. but the glory
or the day was saved when VyessIe,- flied
oct TO Howard Murphy.
aiu now, don't forget what was said
about that double header today Come
edry. ed slIls and boys. and come prepared
10 paw up the dirt FOR our side.
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Wilson to Take Rest

WASHINGTON. May 99.-Prcsiden,
Wilson cleared up n good deal of his
work today and prepared TO take the
next three days OFF. He saw an unusual
" long list OF callers. sent about 200
nominations TO the senate. and made
known the progress he was making on a
number of public questions.
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PALMER HOTEL. MODERN AND Up
to-oate; renovated throughout and
newly furnished; rates reasonao BILE. 5t
W. lst So b46
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ASSIGNEE SALE.

Bids for entire stock. fixtures and ac-
counts OF the King Browning Hardware
company, No. 2720 West Third South,
Salt Lake City. will be received up TO
Thursday, June 9TH, 1913. Stock and in
ventory may be inspected at store dur
Ing all business hours. Bids must be ac-
companied by certified check OF 10 per
cent of amount bid Assignee has right
to reject any or all bids,
e. w. BUCKHOLZ, Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES

WE HAVE MOVED FAR OUT, AND Be
Ing out OF the high rent district enables
us TO give our patrons right values for
their money. New and second hand ranges
and furniture for old Easy terms. 430
State street Michigan Furniture Co. Try
US b4s45
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- 10 Shoot Sister

NJ nnay 2s.-Mrs. Mary Long
~. .srrorized a downtown
Today when she drew
~ sougiT TO shoot her sister,
z clerk; She was over
nvate detective and Ar
.5|ns v,is charged her sister
- ner OF some property,
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LAKE HOTEL; TOURIST HEADQUAR-
tefs; cool, modern rooms. only hotel
Win central location off car line, 1bc TO
Sloo per day. SO Up per week: S. with
bath. 4s Postoffice place. bi9s2
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass and painted, Phone
Wasatch 1908. 425
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Against Horse Racing.

BALTIMORE. Md. May 29.-Resolu
tions We're adopted at the closing session
today OF The Maryland diocese OF the
Protestant Episcopal church urging the
enactment OF legislation to abolish all
forms OF betting at race tracks In the
state.
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HOTELS
= = = , = :. =
HOTEL, JAMES

Mr.. Business Man, We are now open
and ready lor business. We have 100
rooms. single or en- suite. 90 rooms with
private baths. ali modern and up TO
furnished. absolutely respectable
JAMES STEVENSON. Prop.
Next 10 Walker Bank. ie1 So Main.
b532
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 164 So. West Temple. Phone
6o5. d3
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REGARDING THE
means that workers
willing and employ
treatment for their
touch with chances
while.
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ST CEC1LE: HOT AND COLD WATER,
phoncs. baths. We'll ventilated: special
rates 2s3 So. State bs3S
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AUTO DRIVERS WILL
DEFY DEATH TO-DAY
Continued From Page Eighty

unique municipality will be the owners of
automobiles. President Carl c. Fisher
and other officials OF the speedway de-
cline 10 6ec11ss Tho ,.nrnnrl
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e. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalrner- has moved to new location,
226-221 South West Temple street. Realty
bldg Phone $50 o339s
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s.. D. EVANS, UNDERTAKES. EN-
| balmer. Mortuary chapel ES s. State.
Automobile service If desired without
| additional expense. Was. 364. b21S
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KEEPING POSTED
wa Mt opportunities
who are capable and
ers who assure fair
workers, are both in
that are we'll worth
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SECONDHAND STORES

BEST PLACE IN CITY TO BUY OR
sell second hand furniture. Oak Fur
niture Co.. 3l5 So, State. Wasatch COIL,
r232
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS. MEEIlNa,

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
4 special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the First State bank OF SaIina. Utah,
VIII be held at the office OF the bank
Salina. Utah. Saturday. June 81. at 2
o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF increas-
Ing the capital stock OF the said bank
from s95, ,0o0 TO $4,000.
CHAS. LAMMERSDORF.
President
A. v, HUSH,
salina. Utah. May Fl. 1918. b527i
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PRINTING
PICTURES and WALLPAPER

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w. Ebert & Co. II
Main ST. k2719
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FEDERATION
behind DEFENSE
Copeland, Brother of
/, Man, Makes Start
ling Accusation

n The Tribune . A..
2. Colo. May 2s.--That the
sss.rstiou = of Miners is behind
d ,hs second trial OF FRANK
~ for the murder OF George
"a was charged this morning
eoUeland, a brother of Hen
aim. L. A. Copeland OF sa''
y ! brother OF the slain man.
This morning. He was nor
4 ths flrst trial.
-...d that the federation is no"
,so slayer OF Copeland be-
{. ,stter. during the troublesome
~ At Cripple Creek. waged u
.rfare against the miners or
~. they would get my brother
scyipule Creek trouble. saio
.,srd this morning, but they
~ and nov they are standing
rurderer Of my brother
tSsf o. n. Hilton, one OF the
.. ' tbs defense, has been fre-
'..p,oyed by the federation lends
~ |h,,Iv investigated Henwood,s
"a n home wrecking," conclud,
"a 'and what information !
IN csrtaInIy give the prosecu-
I Ve want Is justice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-30
MILLINERY SCHOOL

PARIS MILLINERY SCHOOI-AIL
branches thoroughly taught Tuition
sS Wire frames made 10 order. soc. 30s
South 5th East. Hyland i76lM. o243o