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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
Hamilton Entries.

BY Internatioua Ncvs Service
Print race. six turlongS-Loo charcs. %. C1lf;
Edgo 100. Hhzo Hawthorne. %; Carlton C., iie.
A. Calsary. 90: Torrinle BILL ?s; Magazine. III
Crlnco. 20: sPlu,e Cnss, 12l.
Second race, milo aud acknowledgements so.
I,lahurn, loT Venus Urania. %; Caper Sauce. los,
Crystiswoga, %; Havrock III; Rockspring 100.
Third rucc. five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Choice. 1906;
sTho Usher 10: Little Nephew Lyric Muse Miss
Gayle I0s: 'SoutbeTn Maid. 1l3
'Dnvteh entry.
Fourth race Steeplochnss about two mllct-Tho
African ist. Lizzie Flat. Iis. orapnS, 49, Pro-
toms. 49, Raeorncl It+; Bs Thankful. lS3: Juvor-
oneo. TAG: Sight, l5o.
Fifth rncc. Hamilton derby. mile and auu-tor
First Sight, us; -Hor9or l-2. euskin iie 'Klo-
buTne. ll2
sTurney onr-.
Sixth rsce. five and hnlt turlongs-Mss Edith.
So: Dcnhnn, 97: simooo. loT: orowac. So Rose-
mary. 81: cohort, Io7: Mama johnson, "a; Phyllis
Antoine.tc 90 Blue Crest. 10: Ralph Lloyd. as,
visible los Rye straw. lis. Also oehlo-Tod-
ding los: Montcaln, io7; Foxrraft. l0a Primes
Chan Ioe Mileage. l0p; Jack Nunnally, liz: John
| Bowman. ns: Thee Cook 1lS
| Seventh race. mile turf-Clinton SIS: Hughie
| Quinn 1o5: wccdcrEt. 10; Honey Bee as; Jac'
I ouellna i0f. ROYAL Message. 49, Miss Jonah. i05
Rash III: Enendi. ~: Geoenrd. 10Y: Lad Of Lang
| don. no; l.. 81. Eckcr;. ls. Also ciisibls-Tu
Sun DN. III; Lucky George. ii5 strife. lie Burn
! INK Daylight Io7. Bernadouc. 1906. Afdclon l02
Napier. III. Tom Howard. ioz
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||Il LUMBER FIRM
BUSINESS
s.ven.Year Shutdown,
Boise Company Will
soeud $4,000, 900.
rha Tribune.

], 70 The Tribune
y "a, June 24.-Foliowing a.
=. shutdown for nearly seven
a psrbsr Lumber COMPANY IN
" :. .roensive litigation with the
-, attaching its title to 10000
".,usble timber lands In the
o is preparing 10 resume
= ps Lar this city and In soutn-
rt'1 william Carson, PRESIDENT
or ~ Lumber company. is no"
= ssiyI ssWa declares that II the COM
- aomnlete its holdings by IN,
an ~. timber acreage. plans VIII
~ ,rusmsdIately r to spend S2,O0o, 0oo
~. Ia. .J ths timber in shape to be
|E'ht tsa,dInc 8 log train road Into
c.r hall and Improving the big
.syth Of Boise to manufacture the
NJ into lumber. A., u
timber syndicate, and G. a: Bar
ia connected with that syndicate,
S.n'i IN western and southern ldah
..~sraI DAYS inspecting the holdings
3. %ndica,e in the Long Valley
" Snown as the Pavette Lumber
.,,r With headquarters in Boise. Mr.:
,s,assr and President Carson held
r.;.rsncs here. Tho Weyerhausers
s-sscslly Interested In the Barber
u. company, a fact that became
= hiring the trial OF the civil suits
4. sderel court here when the gov
a brought action 10 recover title
a. BARBER Lumber company timber
-, On the grounds that title had
4 s.u,red by fraud through the use
'tsuy entrynen. The government
q suit and failed TO appeal from
i.tsJon Of the circuit court OF ap-
4 Tie Barber Lumber company, as
IN. retains control OF the timber
M proposes to make use of II.
- TIE suits were Instituted seven
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Plan FOURTH Celebration,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, June 24-At the call OF
Mayor G. T, Decker. about nifty citizens
ot Provo met last evening AT the city
commissioners rooms. For the purpos 9
OF arranging for Independence day the
mayor appointed the following general
committee W, e. Stoker. Mrs. r NJ.
AFRO. ole E. Olson. Ir., Mrs. Ruth Far
rer Arthur N Taylor Mrs. John ID.
Dixon, Roy Passey. Mrs. George Craig,
+. G. Warwick, Mrs. s. r. Galloway. An
drew Knudsen. Esther c. Stewart, r a.
Mrs. c. r. Meservy. H. II. Cluff. l., z.
Esgertsen. with Mayor c. F. Decker as
chairman.
Another meeting OF the committee is
called for Wednesday. June %. when the
programme for Fourth OF July sports
and the general days exercises VIII be
arranged for.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NO.
TiCES

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signers for further informationD
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district In and for the
county OF Salt Lake, state OF Utah
In the matter of the estate OF Henry
Edward Cottle. dcceased.-Notice OF
sale.
The undersigned will sell the following
described property at public auction. for
cash to highest bidder. al west front door
OF courthouse OF Salt Lake county. Utah,
at Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 26th day
Of June, 1913. at L o'clock noon OF said
day, to wit.
Commencing at the southeast corner OF
lot four "a. block siXty-two (G2), plat
ID" Salt Lake City survey, and running
thence north two and half t2t) rods.
thence west ten (10) rods. shence south
two and one-half (2D rods. thence east
ten Q0l rods to place OF beginning. IN
Salt Lake City and county, Utah.
Terms OF sale. Cash. Ten per cent a,
time of bid and balance upon con1rma- =
tion OF sale by the court and delivery OF
decd.
Dated June II. 1918,
GEORGE ]. COTTLE.
Executor of the will and estate OF
Henry Edward Cottle, deceased,
J, II. HURD,
Attorney for Executor c24S7
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DIED

RtSSELL-At - Taylor avenue, June
-. 1919 Robert <. Russell. aged 70
years. Funeral services WIN be held to-
morrow Thursday. June 2B Funeral
cortegc Will leave tho above address at
Sl5 a. m, thence to ST Mary's ga tine
dral, where mass win be cclebratch at
o'clock. lntcrment in Mount Calvary
cemetery.
TAYLOR-June 2i. 1913. Of paralysis,
John TAYLOR. IN his EiEty-elghth year.
native Of North Carolina. The remains
ere at the funeral parlors OF Joseph W.
Taylor. IS South west Temple street.
Notice OF funeral later.
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GET WELL I'm
NATURES WAY

Each duy sees large number In his reception
rooms and each day reveals Increasing multi
tlde OF grateful people aho have recovered from
ailments from which ,hey havo sought relief oise-
whore In vain.
or drugs.
Perzonc who have been told b. physicians that,
they were victims OF tuhorcuosiS. Others who we're
declared TO DC afflicted by cancer. tumor, female
troubles aud appendicitis. and could only bo saved
by costly operation, hnVc been mhdo well by
tho Yen Foo Lun Chinese herb treatment.
Tho Yee Foo bun. e. II. D., Chinese herb treat
nent will surely help YOU. matter how nisor.
able and discouraged you may be Thousands Of
people resiorod 70 health pEalso The mcrIts
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Latonia Entries.

By 1uterchionnl SPWt SeVfliN
Fir.t ace az iurlon-s-Hcnry Rl,ts. Autumn.
-oI; Hoyal Amber 1oi; Curtain Call ioI: Cedar.
brook. ioS lanes pockcry. io'; star Rose. lnln.
II: All Red, Galley Slave. surrse,- il3. George
o1uare. III
| second racc two ard balf nirlopRs-Mar'y
I rou e5: Marta Mac. 1903 Nike Cohen. LADY Char
rof loi: DolIa Mack. loj CoslK. Old Tramp lcs:
j prucktown Belle. lna superl. III.
, Third race milo and Sixteeuth-CaTpathia, Ma
dolje 1922 linen. Danbcrry. lot: Barnard. Tccvm-
| sch Earl OF savoy. lo7; Billy Holder, Marshou.
! 100
Fourth race. five and a hall furionGs--Francer
I 81 Edith W. 100 Old Ben, JOi. 0'HaEcn, los;
Blg Spirit Muda loI: BLACK Toncy. Soo,us. 100
| Flnb raoo. ope miie-OlEn Star. semprlto. a5;
Sam Hir,ch. az; Star Jasmine. IoT: Bonanza. ,os,
| sixth race. mile ana orhth-Marv Ann X.
! nl; Strong. 81: Beautiful Madem Phelps i03
Whaling Ring, Foxy Mari loI: Tay Pay, lo'; SIR
I Cntcsby. Forehead, III,
/ Clear; slow
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOckHoLD.
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Amer
lean Fuel company OF Utah. Utah COR
the principal place OF business of said
corporation room Sl7 Judge building. Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Thursday. the Goth
day OF June, a. D. 1918. at the hour OF
s:So o. clock p. m. of said day. for the
purpose OF considering and passing upon
the advisability CT increasing the number
oy members OF the board OF directors OF
ssld company from five 10 nine. and
Amending the articles OF incorporation OF
said company. in that respect
Dated this 5th day OF June, a, d. 1913.
B. F. BAUER,
X. +. NESLEN.
II A. SCHW Elk HART,
Directors
GREE
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RACE RESULTS AND
ENTRIES ON THE TURF
Continued from Page Nine.)
ll:; oldsmohilc. Fitzgerald. llo: Eagle Wing. los
ralatablc. l07 Mazurka. 90.
Belmont Entries.
international News Service.

By international News ScESico
First race milo and halt-Humilsty, 1876. As
tuto. iiO Ponobscot loo. owanu1. 100: Hand Run
ming. 15s. Syossei. i57; Hands All Around. l35;
Frijole 1877: Tallin Weather. l67. Old Fro. l5S:
Ed Rotan, l53; Eadball. l5S; Faultless. l5s. Ben
Cabell l5s.
Second race stccplcchasc, about two and half
m!les-Gold Plate. l72: Essex. Maxius Pride. 1862
Two Saints 1877; Web Cartor. Wiudrow 1876. Rock
Abbey, Zarda. 49,; Adyouturcr, 49,; Jack Middle
ton. lj!.
Third race. about four furonGs-Culvcr,. ls7:
Nlsa oakley, 1877 Rcybourne. 1T2; jack Cadc, l5o.
Kindcrhook 1856: Live Wire. 40; Ncra Keoslcr.
1850: Pam. 1as. Mollio Gibson: 1872 Sir Gaze. l3s.
Fourth race about six fUT1onge-Stnr Gaze. i06
Merry Task. us; Mission. lls: Captain Matlock.
Always First. 9s; Piutoerat. 1o6. Travel Light. 95
Pam SIS: Johnny. 90: Heaucoup. 100: Flying Yam
keo no. New Star, %: Elnor. es: Gilbert, The
| Rascal, &c Doriski. syckle rs.
Fifth race, stcoplcchasc about two nillcs-IItmh-
tlon I3a. Big Sandy. 1i5; Roland Pardoc. 149:
Jim Hanson. Zaeg. $50: Zclwood. Lfs ia Rotan.
Isa; FL part. 14; sir Ciegcs to: BostcrouH. III
Adyenturcr: tl.
Sixth race. milo and guar,or-Wlliing. Noso-
gay. 100: Fred Esson. Footlgh.s. Roecneath. ii7
Closr; fast.
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Plan Sane Celebration.

Special TO The Tribune.
PRICE, June 24,-The people Of Price
have donated literally for July cee-
bratlon with The distinct understanding
that fireworks. cap pistols, dynamite
canes and all other dangerous inventions
shall be tsbooed. In place Of fireworks.
the committee has arranged for a good
ba seball game. horse and foot ra ces.
motorcycle ard automhile races and a
big dance In the high school gymnasium
in the evening. special COMMITTEES has
been appointed 10 provide innocent
amusement for the little foks
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FUNERAL NOTICE

~~~o~>~0---~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
DRlSCOLl~-Funeral services over the
body Of James Francis Driscoll. who
died June 90, 1919 win be held tomorrow
Thursday, June 20. Funeral cortege viii
leave the family residence. 54 East Sixth
South street. AZ $50 a. M. thence To ST.
Marys cathedral. where requiem mass
VIII be celebrated az 10 o'clock Inter-
ment in Mount Calvary cemetery.
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JAIL BREAK EMPTED.
Sheriff FoIls Attempt Of Prisoners 10
Saw Their Way TO
[ IhnrfN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PRICE. June GA jail break was mar
rowly aVerted here tonight by the watch
iulness OF Sheriff Keller. Believing that
something of the kind might be attempt
ed he had the cells searched while the
prisoners were a supper. In the cell
occupied by Thompson and Norton IL
was found that the bars were so nearly
cut through that the prisoners would
have been gone by morning. They had
iashioned q saw out OF a piece OF steel
potained from n shoe and had been saw
ing ~ the bars for some time conceal
ing their work by hanging a picture cut
from a ma gaZine over q
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LOST-WHITE PUP FOX TERRIER.
Return 10 A. Davidson. 925 Il. 18th
South. GIBBS
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Sly or Utah will address the meeting
on the funda mental properties OF many
orues and VIII touch upon subjects which
are embraced in his special study OF
pIaat and animal life. Salesmanship and
meeting.
Ample preparations have been made
Tor the entertainment OF the delegates.
IIney WIZ spend day at Geneva on
Etah lake, For the evening a trout
dinner and dancing has been prepa red
on the last day OF the convention the
annual banquet will take place.
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DRUGGISTS WILL MEET,
Sunday Closing a Feature Of Discussion
at Annual State Con-
yentIon

PROVO, June 24,-The annual conven-
ton Of the druggists OF Utah will open
In this city tomorrow. when 200 dele
gates Will gather to discuss subjects
pertaining TO pharmaceutical operations.
Probably the most important subject to
be discussed Will be whether the drug
stores OF the state shall close on Sunday.
II is possible that II It is not voted TO
close the stores on Sunday 1t will be
arranged 10 close them at least a few
hours during the day
Prof James II. Paul of the Gniver-
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S. D. EVANS. UNDERTAKEN. EN-
balmcr. Mortuary chapel IS 8 State.
Automobile service II desired without
additional epenSe Was 36i b2ls
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NOTICE,

To Whom It May Concern;
Notice is hereby gwen that the co-part-
nership composed OF Suffern & son. a
Of New York. and Charles A.
Secor. was dissolved on the 18th day OF
June. 1913. by mutual agreement The
business viii hereafter be conducted In
tho namc OF Charles a. Secor. who viii
collect all outstanding accounts due said
and pay all bilis OWING by IL.
SUFFERN & SON.
\ Corporation.
CHARLES a. SECOR.
c39e3
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NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH.
Fred Blake Suffers Severe injuries When
Hurled by Engine Into River.

Special TO The Tribune
- PRICE, June 2a.-Frank Blake. aged So
is IN the county hospital here as the re-
suit Of being nit by a light engine run
ming between Helper and Castle Gate
Monday night. He was caught on a bridge
and knocked into the Price river and
nearly drowned before the engine crew
could rescue him, FIe suffered several
broken ribs and was injured internally
The injured man was taken TO Helper nd
later placed on train No. and brought 10
the county hospital here.
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Court Makes Speed Record.

PRICE. June 2i-The criminal cases
for this term of district court have
been concluded with speed never be
fore euualed "a term of court in this
city. Thirteen cases were tried In six
days and the district attorney secured
eight convictions Sheriff Keller will
leave for Salt Lake tomorrow with eight
prisoners Two embezzlement cases
against former county officials are yet
TO be heard.
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Striker Is Ssntnnced

PROVO. June 24.-C1eorSe McCue the
l. w. W. VINO was arrested for breaking
up the Utah Construction company
power house engine 1T Tucker during the
strike was found guilty here today and
given seventy-fve days in jail. AS q
charge.
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Convicted Robber Sentenced.

PRICE. June o4.-Tohn Thompson. who
was convicted OF highway robbery last
Friday was sentenced today to not less
than Eve years In the peniteptiary. I'm
der the new law this may mean a life
sentence.
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Price Wants Convention.

PRICE, June 24.-Price is out after
the next annual convention of the Utah
state Bankers association. with excellent
prospects of success A majority Of the
bankers are said TO have signiiied their
intention Of voting In favor of this city
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO. g. so. MAIN
St Phone l06. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs, nl633
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A. D. M'MULLIN,
r. III. BRADFORD,
j. T. HAMMOND,
w. j. BARRETTE,
L. M. BAILEY.
G.. NJ. SULLIVAN,
DIR. F. S. BASCOM,
OSCAR W. MOYLE,
FL. V. VAN PELT,
A. G. GIAUQUE.
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BEAUTY PARLOR

FOR A FAMOUS SCALP TREATMENT.
under Nelvetina system, phone Wa
satch 25S6. b1667
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING, SHIPPING

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
any part OF the United States. Cut
rates, KImball Van Sc Storage Co, 70
South Main rn2663
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Society night tonight, Majestic Pavil-
ion, Fine floor-big band-good crowds.
(AdvoTtiscment.)
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NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET
Cleaning Co; 9xi2. 81. vacuum cleaning
and house clca ming. Wasatch A256. 2l5
Templeton bldg. b2l82
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LosT-oPAL RING. CALL HY. 5l5-w.
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MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R.
Mckenzie. Display yards. ii2 S. State.
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HAND EMBROIDERY

ORDERS TAKEN FOR HAND EN-
brodery and battenberg lace work. Will
call at home for orders II requested.
for the home speciality.
Phone Hyland 225s-W, c12l$
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures, special designs submitted on
application; household refrlgerators. car
ON and pocket billiard tables. bowling
alleys and supplies. Brunswick Bake
Collender Co. 55-57-5e West South Tenn
pie Phone Wasatch 453. a40s5
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of utah.
In the matter OF Salmenson d Blum
berg, a co-partnership, involuntary
banlerupt-In bankruptcy. No, 15SS;
To the creditors OF Saimenson & Blum
berg OF Salt Lake City, in the county
of Salt Lake and district aforesaid
bankrupt: a.,
Notice Is hereby given that on the 3rd
day OF juno, 1913. the said Salmenson &
Blumberg. n co-partnership, was duly ad,
Indicated bankrupt. and that the hrSi
at my Office In the Continental block;
Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 9th day OF
July, 1913 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint q
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 81, 1918. cio26
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
SOS Dc
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Public notice is hereby given that
scaled bids Will be received and opened
by the Board of Education OF Jordan
School District of Salt Lake County
Utah, on the 25th day of juno. 1913 at
6 clock y. IN. at -he office of tho Jor-
dan Board OF Education In MidVale. Salt
Lake County, Utah, for the finishing Of
the Auditorium. three rooms and hail In
the High School building at Bingham,
Salt Lake County Utah, according TO
plans and specifications now on file in the
Office OF n. Edw. LIljenberg, architect.
No. 4o2 Newhouse building. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Ali bids must be accompanied with a
certified check for per cent OF the
amount OF the bid made payabl TO the
Jordan Board of Education. conditioned
that the successful bidder VIII, within
one weeks time after the award is made,
onter into a contract with the said Jor-
dan Board OF Education and furnish a
security company bond In q sum equal
10 oue-haIf OF the amount OF the con-
tract price, that he will finish all work.
according to plans and specifications on
or before the END day OF August. 1918.
The forms of contract shall be: The
uniform contract as adopted by the
American Institute OF Architects. copies
OF which may be seen at the architects s
office. ,
Rights reserved to reject any or all
sSIRD OF EDUCATION JORDAN
SCHOOL DISTRICT. c2S14
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w. L. WETHERBEE CO., DESIGNERS
and manufacturers OF bar. bank. office
and store fixtures: also agents for billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory. 15S-l6o West 1st So. Wasatch
629s h3320
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LOST-WIBL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
picked up white spltz dog on 18th East
kindly return TO 80 So. 18th East c39t5
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BANK. BAR AND OFFICE FIXTURES;
estimates glady given Salt Lake Cabi-
net & Fixture Co. q Richards street.
Was. 321o. c3919
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LOST AND FOUND

AIREDALE TERRIER PUP. RETURN
TO 1852 So. llth East or csll Hyland
19iTR. Reward c237S
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ATTORNEYS
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

AND REPAIRED: BABY BUGGIEs RE-
tired c.. a Fowler. key, gun. bike and
works. Phone Wasatch 1880. lib
West 2nd South s143
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FLORISTS

E. a. I.AMBOURNE FLORAL co. NO. S
So. Main. with Willes- Horne Drug Co
Leading florist on funeral designs. Was;
31i and Was o91, c2832
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. orter-Walton Co.
27s State. mS78l
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FOR MOTHERS

SEE LILY'S BABY SHOP. WHERE WE
make ladies' and children's clothes;
special prices on all work. Mrs, FL NJ.
Murray, 205 L. 4th S. Was. 6?57.
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LAUNDRIES
Hand Laundries

~-~-~0~0-~-~--O~~~~-~~~~~~-
LAKE HAND LAUNDRY-JADIES
shirtwaists, dresses. our speciality !,
mems shirts and collars. Wasatch 1894
S3s-40 West First South. c3l3l
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MURRAY FLORAL co; CUT FLOW
ers. designs. delivered: lower prices.
Phone Murray a. o11a7
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I WAS AFFLICTED WITH STOMACH
trouble. could not retain water or food
on stomach; all medicines failed DR..
Iiarr cured me in 4 DAYS.
MISS EDNA KILBAM.
cS100
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PERSONAL
I "A DIES

Why should you suffer when tho Yee
Foo Lun. c. II. D.. Chinese herb treat
ment is within your reach? No drugs
no knife. 11S S. Main, upstairs. Phone
Wasatcn $3.50 c274
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GUARANTEE TO TEACH YOU TO
play piano In months; no notes: soc
lesson Address T-39. Tribune. c3905
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SECTIONAL MATTRESSES

SECTIONAL MATTRESSES MADE
from Nour feather bed: new way.
Feather cleaning q speciality. Mulkey
Section Mattress Co., Az East 2nd South.
HyIand 20i3. c2o2s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25

UTAH HOUSE CLEANING CO. DOES
kalsom,ning or tinting. WE HAVE
expert window cleaners. Tel. Was. 1882.
123 South State. c86T
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HOUSE CLEANING

ROYAL HOUSE CLEANING co. WALL
paper cleaning. hanging, kalsomining.
1ecora ting. tinttng: lace curtains done up;
work guaran anteed. Was. 6914. c215T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-25

THE PARTY PICKING UP THE KID
gloves in Amundsen studio. return to
studio and avoid trouble. c3l2i