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GOVT. ESTIMATES
ON FARM PRODUCTS

washinE,1ns nra - iiHaI .s--
'iinat-s ~ sfr-sEs I" total pF"siIg, ,ion
farm 'siu" !s-r bnsh~l na n-r.n,.rE
I. and ,.iat VsIu- aG s.uFtsrH ~ sh-
principal n'n rFuiss -, ,h- I'nit".i
states u.J- jszu.J yas'.'asi LT ~"
a-I.. s,in-.i af agriculture as iaiin-s
Cora A.rsg- i.s.S:...... ses-.
as- sl-ia ss-t bHsh-is; total rFu.iur,
'i.a ..it....> s"s Farm rtiS" - ,
cents Naia- 1893 s"s: ."."
Winter whrat ,srras. ~ SIS
"". Yield Iss Ir"-iaF',.n sss. 5.i
o."s pTi'. Nsr cents Naiu- sIass
-sss ..s"
srrins Wh-a, ssF-ss. lA..i<ssi
--.s yi.la Ja"s p'.-ius'Is. ssc.sts.
."": pris~ .ss sru,s vsIsr siss.
is:- -.s
All Wh.s' Nr-ss- s.siNI.esa
si-ia is,s pgoaias''"s Iss.sNn.ss
r'i." - '-n,s Nsln" sst"isi
"a"
oats Nst.sz- sssa.r.".. gi.ia
s.s pS"lig 'j6n istst..aN. ."""
t'io- - : ssnis vs'"- ,,s-s .ns T..
...
Marley Nr'~sr- ,5.Iss.-"'a ,sstt
ss.Ns pfo.,rs Zion t5satNp.a"" Price
81 r"n'. Walls. ssss5sS ."""
W,-s Nsg'sr- s.s55."u.s yi-is
i.s pr"siu Sisa I;ssNi .u""s usie,
80 ..n,ss ssiu- sss.ss".."H.
ImStsh-at. N'r-ss~ sss.. a."
lr.tur,ipr ts.>ss."""s prigt~ 5s ;
coats ,,in- si"ssis."""
i1aN S-ss N'r"9E" sss"t s"""
yield - rrpsiuriian t5.Ss2."nS
gTi-- So" vsIu~ ssi.s,s."""s
E'sr N.'"sz- Ns5.""" risid si.i.
production s'.sii.""" rris~ e
f"ats. ,sia- sss."s" .s""
ro,a,n-. Nrr-sz" s...s. ga" WELD
..Is gTnd1s,Ian ssissss."..a price
sSs vents Value sss5 .."1 .""".
sweet rr,a,.~s Nrr~az~ .ss. s.e-a
.,-id .iss rrcs'urtisn $685. .n".'
price -. r-His vslu" s,s.N>I .""'.
iiays NrrysHs IS.css ."""5 weld
Isi tons TroHur'ian .i.ii..H"n
tons price sis IA vaiu- S.s5.o;5..
aao
Totaryos Nrrrszr I SOS. ."uHs Weld
'Ni.s r"usis. production ,I' .srr.s
na" pounds 'rir~ isS cents vsirp
si2i.Ir5 ."""
Cotton NrrraEc Is."is.""" Weld
iSi.r pounds: production i5."55.-
30" hals- prize - cents round
Saiuc sj.5.. 5..si."""
sugar nc-'s Nrr.aa. :5J ."a. vi-'i
i".II tons. production 5.Sli."""
tons. pri'~ - =" r~r ton: value sat
asa u.g
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KANSAS clT; LIVESTOCK

k.ns.. ri's. NJ. t'-vs iss- 's.sss
Receipt. si."."s nsash-' STEADY :" -
ia--fs L.is "a. sale. "a. Tn ..,sl
h.aNs .sSs u 5s"8 parh.es and
hatcher. : I" &. &. So lights : ss u"
.as riss . :. H.
Cattle Receipts Iss"-.. mark
steady ssim- Ted steers ~. tn 10
tf~s.r-: t-'-t s's.ss : &" Sz.. s-s--rn
.,r-rs 6 60 s..s .osi.h-rr ss--r. 80
q. . ~n-s ~" u :: hrif.fs 4. e"
> sss s'arsSss and feeders 50" IN
,ts8 hpiI. . 4. = ,aI,-s 6 .. I" IL
sheep Receipts .."""s market
steady 4. Toe io.-ss lambs &" 5aNr3
ycariinrs :. tn sst v.:h-rs 3"
=. ss:ss "w-- :. tsss
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f'rri-r e'su ucGv ~r1tr''ors. srsiy
srYl,. \. -.-ss . u its allied u - Ns.s all
yl.id instantly 81 the soothing Inrucucc
4. H.. fsItI siirul. wash ti. ODD.
Prest ri,tion Tor rc.sna-
rrVu our y,r.rieNre vith skin SUI
s~rars ~. s.. ,ruviuc.s, that skin y 3.
rrlas o. y-s.fvUil bt rs-'us N.n"ss'h 'tr
,.f,-- stru ihut S'.r.sd nti multiply
Irt,l ,sev N.~uns inasa of uuawiuz
srltaais. ppD.. . penetrating liquid,
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RATES oF'excnANoe

N.A York. p.c Il. -Cios.: Prime
paper to . per cent.
Commercial paper iN".,
liar silver 81.
M"Niran dollars 80.
G"v"rnm"h, bond. easy.
Railroad hand firm
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NEW YORK METAL

New York. Dec. iG.-i.sad quiet.
j,ss 10 i.hS,
speiier Inirt. S.lv To . go
Copper quiet, standard. spot to
March offered "a, li..5
Tin firm: spot 49,. to s...s: De
S'mber 51.ss 's1ss
Iron quiet. unchanged
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IMMIGRANT BILL WITH
IiTERACY TEST REPORTED

washinsr.1. p~r -. With az
Overwhelming majority In i's favor
the Hurnct' immigration hill. insiud-
ing a ii,"r,rv trs'. such a. was veto
cd by I'rrsiI.n, Taft. was oti"rO,' 10.
dav h, III" house immiriatinu '"m
mii,rr.
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NEW YORK Sr0ck LIST

N"s York. b.-r ,.--Amai' ,ap I'd
;".. sugar i".. Nirhi.aa ,:.;
Northern Pacific 1854: Reading
1919: Southern rasih. 80. rnisH
ra.in" i.".; 4 : steel :;.. 4, :.
Steel preferred t"i.
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G-H-A-.s-f;-Ei-E-fs
. SANTA CLAUS LETTERS q
1-n-p-H-H-H-H-G

r' Isu's yis"s So = i,irE
=" '~si s"n WTs' ~ Hi,iT s''ss sHd
I vaL' fees N-rss vst' s-~,.. q
i.ii an . r"t III I.sia's '''ins ms
'Ns,s- s'.'"r a .,.s, So. snsthins saa
~Ssn rl-4.. I'LL "ssr ss"rIisss ~i'h
ssu'f sas ua'. saa an oFsass
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. D.C is-rirs' sales ~
provisions w-r- pnrhsn god TO Il ami
Sc down. bu' offerings u-r- light
Ci.so. Fork. Isnuarv s".s". MAY
,"sI.
Lard: January i""5 NAV less
Ribs, January i".sJi. MAY iIs"I.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. D., is.-CaiI money
Easy. 81 Ia I pet cent
Tim" ioaas firm: 60 ahd ~ days
&, six months . per r-ai
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GArEsF FariN s''A.s 50 I',i~
si'i s.7~ars ~ asa I ,ri.4 I ns.~
HsTs rrsi saas' siFi .. EaEi y.a
2" isgtss 80. as uussrsEs'lr Ishp
Hturs h.ii an'' = "si a.sf siaa, :
wEst Il 8" Fs. 3Fs'arr aIa FsSr .s..
isfs ''fHs Isnas s"sss' Hiy ii'iic
b.u'tSr Isfr~.i ". usU,s ''ali sna
sIl 'sr "'h'' tors s'p ssn sFsr-. a.s
HrsaE 's l"'s - ssssss s.ts ,ss
J.isss Iits i7a' ssiss WaEsWs.. So.
HBts- T0gp
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.tssr Fs.'a riSEs am "a y.ss-
"'a snh 'ri.t hsye b-, So,
Ts"stEr ss ss' ty-s.- sIls ard a
rrTNisb uri-~ i.L"-- lest forget
t. st.,i ms ius9'1 s,s'sr sns .,.,asv
1na srinE lots .,' rrass. ss.. tvs,s
s.sl z.r.. Nssss h',I sss-,.. t'.v-s
W@-Grisn. R~ssrtsl s.tls
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they .iii b. ssh, ,n ,hH s-ai i-''-l
e,t-
tta~ha Gohiiasiss
Ii,sL. Mr VI u
Rsasaii',. HsIs-r l..
it-<n. Ii,aesa.
''ars. Mis-. Margaret
iiiiiins. Nns baist.
s'np0~. EArt
sravtosa. s.gis
"rhs"sas-',i, psmiana.
'irns. Rafael
t'ors>nsa. Miss N.'r,a
= fsrSM. Ms. ,:sn-i
hay. Mrs \
-. hiss rssAa. .. ~
fs~sa. I.ibss',a
i'aasas~. tIS,i.s
., iisaarisk. J. I" q.
i-st-'san. ~
larA.ne. Miss ptAri
krna-,. iIst
k-i.rr. Mtss = "
Ice. y v
i.Ion.. Mrs ., \
learned. y y
i..ts,o. Marsarta
ins.-,'s. Fran
Mas k~asis. J.sn
Miller. taEi y
Nl-<els. t-e
Mssesa. Mis- A-aa
Mssiiers. Ah-l
nss,ises. y
si.ato,s. s.s.i-
Mnn,-ts. Nav-t,-
urarra. Lrs ,suIa,ia
nsro',- i.si. Jjs= r'i''ori,s
S~s.n. Ns~s ssIlaliss
I'irrvr. AIRS Wiii
H"i,sr. Otto
Rnr.rn. 't~sai-
t-s.sn. N,sa nnIty
po'--T ana t.ussriI
I;sr"'i"sor. .A-mieisrs
fi...t,. Mrs Mars,
is,n'rv. " v
Hon.r,. i.nEis IN
srrrSrson. W "
s'hry ~lscr. tshr
s'ii'~e,'. J. y
Iirt.sr. Mrs g-aFg
Th~rr s. T.
TH'iiii-. inisi"
visii. y,~,naEc
Np,'rir. t.,hr
Wi'tsc.. y ,,I.
II vo"S i-''cr v. in the above sis'
ri,,.r s'a'- so when y-u ,tlI
II. T. riNJu. T. VI
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NEW yoRk coI1ow

N.s York. H., i.-Ca,,sns sna.
rui-, sniadiins I:ss". half 1915
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ST. LOUIS METAL

~. Louis. Mo. Dee. Is.-l.n'i
steady. iss to I.a".
SHELTER :, to Sos.
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rAFs santa risu. ror CI'is'sr.'
r.rssr nrtU F'a a uiasJs tsH'rrus an
'uHt"'iIs a s'.sU,Hns's sizo s'r'1
bsns sac = ZAP Guns st.a 's-sy. "u'i
aut an UrIGsr Ntu. tri-Ba. s.l,sgri
1Ifizu,-u.
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Every mall order cs,aiUz IN tEi.
town u leak
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LISTEN FOR me WHISTLE.

Listen Ter IN. whistles Th~ t.N
tarri"r hor. now '--ssr.s new whis-
ties The h,ys viii blow tho whistles
whom 'hev deliver parcr. when
you hear the whistle tonight ami
nights rrrestscr got your 'C-N ins:
after " has bcen thrown.
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= b"'as = Toll ans ~Es.r y.s IN
=. f'i~ri. "''s u' .-,"'. s's is.s
sssg- ss-srs
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t+aT Ssn's Ctsss F"s 'aus,mss
isrtas 'ssiug - . s,.i . a'1i 'sFi. .
su 'sslr,' asi HIss,s aHH table ami
sssHs ru's srH an sfaLa" y"tr iIis
~, srrHh Nrilie issteb,nt
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bsslF Santa rIar. Thts Chrss,nss
usa' 7"a e. ESiss t.ss . 'oaI b"t.
. rass'Irs i, sr'atsr suu ans s-ss.
'tT sad Ip,s - -~'s art Fsnhr ~
fuar e. usitas
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D-,r santa .Iaus su ii''I-
b-y : t"ar. old I'Irssa hriaE w-
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Oar chns..ras SAMPLES r-pr-.~a,
,h- lines; ana richest ..a;i.n-ry .n
tho nrara-,. u
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it-sF ss.Is ''sus u~'.' s"s. la
sFiHs ~ ."E ''h-sssssss = ii'ir tFs1nE
ssi p si"as 's-a pHi H9S "'U' 7rg.
is,sr. sra ~ a,frr tF"'r'T wsu's
'"r rr~Ss -rH 'hs Nnr ~ "s5 b. IN"
= u~rf 'r1gn a'si ~ sas'rf wsn's p
ts,Iir ~Tt.1s sh4iis s.f Ut ha''I
sis's- t4u,s rIsissr hall rus' ejt1
'.z oil. sad r.s'sr HriDE ne F"aHT ,1ps
~ ri-.'1 ~ Hn's 'sara"s sprifs
sn.' ,s-s.u'. iusJta Issua. @~anra
'Ia
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Skin SOOthed and
Healed by D. D. D.

sie9fr1y= 'hes. germs AMI washes ther,
away. 'herehy t"Ii.ving that awful itvh
Immediately. \ 40 Botu. viii ,''ovs
js's t1urh to .nu.
We ate 81 ,orri.n, that ppp can
r~aCh all csiS.s that over yuu the
rre, fu'l.si7" h"''ie free II ID i"-s no,
slS ss We ~4t. Nri. aigus t. Judge
T. pb. soap aids ia keeping the skin
rIrc, ASK us
rhA usuo0an Opua c.. tNr~A etorea
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.A-sr Santa riaHs yan' hraF
nj iss1iusy "fsss ssr5sas sut y sass
rFr ws.h IN. Es-as r9d gg rSgsss.
saz" ssH = sUssF as-nHs AMI .
Shll sp' bi saw-s Taa' is sll
rtau. W~ussi .sp isas, ssy"rs
s,ry~, an rrsr. .ii
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ADvERfisED LETTER list.

List nf irii"T sasHTi.s,l =, lIi.ir
ssa. '.i.. v-sa ending iH., q"
1874 /. Int 'aii... ssF b, bee 80
,n.y -iii ~ ssn, =. 'hH s-aa letter
efsts-
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n-lr Seats Tiaus wsa, ct
.t aisHrs ,-r china rias.' .nH rtsrs
sI-. si' zInv.a sur uiE~rrbirts
sn- doll sad b-'E and ii''J.
sy-v" rn-b"r eu'ss tbH' Il Nj.
iT.-.,~ wsits"is ."s 's,s' ssy'ns'
street sm . lrsr. "Ia
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A DANCER SIGNAL

ii"ars-n~sz in . saiia tina, Is sihr
i~y' :" sg"sir is = sstr~ sign ~ an arr
rFua"hths attack Give shan'.-',
i.ia's '"IEh is"n-.is a. s.an as the
Shiii b~rnm-s hnaTs- and ;h- a'ias.
MAY b. var'i-t off rnr sale BY ait
dealers
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For Rent.

Hoo0s Tor iisht housekeeping st
Lseesos. fh. Baes ss3 or %ls beech
Il
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Tara. nrv-misrJ s". MaS !"
Oats. Mas i... Iuiy tls
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Six room 'sriety modern house
Close in. Call Red lila. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY GRANT APPROVED

The city commission yesterday approved the
appointments made by the chief police Of d.
c. Hathaway and W. D. Marshall 3 third grade
petrcImen in place OF r. W. Cook and Thorn
ton Jackson who resigned. The resignation OF
siIos T, Smith patroman also was ac-
copted.
tcrday against the leaning OF tho city gravel
pits on Fourteenth avenue until after the city
has established grades along the .trect to pro-
tee, tho property n that vicinity. Bids for the
Ieese have been received from p. j. Moran aud
w J. NclIen, They rnfnTroa to Commir-
TloneF George n. KeySer OF the department OF
parks and public property
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GIRLS! GIRLS! SURELY TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY Of YOUR HAIR
All You Need Is % Cent Bottle of ''Danderine Hal
Gets Lustrous, Fluffy and Abundant at Once.

Immediate Yes, Certainl-thnt's
the JOY OF it. Your hair becomes light.
wavy. fluffy, abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and beautiful as a Young
girls after Danderine hair cleanse.
just Try this-moistcn n cloth with n
little Dsnderine and carefully draw it
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. This win cleanse
the hair OF dust, dirt or excessive oil
and in Just Il few moments you have
doubled the beauty OF your hair.
a delightful surprise awaits. partic-
ularly those who have been careless,
whose hair has been neglected or is
(ASNert.s
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scraggy, faded, dry. brittle or thin. Be.
sides beautifying the hair Danderine
dissolves every particle of dandruff !,
cleanses. purifes and invigorates the
scalp, forever stopping itching and fall.
ing hair, but what will please you most
aerine, when YOU will actually see new
nair-fne and downy at first-yes-but
really new hair. growing all over tho
scalp. If you care for pretty, soft
hair, and lots Of it; surely get 25 cent
bottle OF Knowlton s Danderine from
any drug store or toilet counter and
Just try it.
,mrntI
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Real Estate Transfers.

Frank F.. Chambers and wito 20 Walter ion-
sell, lots IL TO 20 block 3. Chambers town.
-
Harriet Goft to Isaac T. Gon part or ssc-
tlon I. township south. range west. .0i
George \. BatcSou 10 A. H. Cuwic. par; ot
LOT :. block ls, plat ..................... 49,
LILLY Buckle 20 Gladys L. Earl. lot -.
block ., East Waterloo ....--...-........
Matilda Bilis 10 Ole Bills. part OF lot /.
Amundson's subdivision ...................
Gladys l.. EaTls TO Bcttjlyon Home Builders
company. part OF lot Il. block .. East
"ateEloo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cecolia !. S. Hcdley TO Hoffman Brothers
Loan Trust company, lots Sc and SO.
block J, Butte subdivision ..................
lsaac X. Hardman and wife TO Utah IAko
Irrigation company, part OF section g.
township I south. range ! west .,....-..
William A. BrInghurst and wife TO Utah
Lake Irrigation company. part OF section
%. township south. range | west ......... 6,
Pansy G.. SlmpSon and others 20 Hubbard
Investment company. lots 10, 10 and u
block l. Oakley subdivision ..............
Pansy G. SsmpEon and othcgs 10 Hubbard
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R. QUINN HERE
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Herbert r Gum. brother Of the late George L
Gum. reached salt Lake from Los Angeles Thurs
DAY morning. Another brotbe=. e {. Gum OF
Mentor. o., is now route 10 this city and he
should agTlvo Saturday William p. Thompson o,
New York Is nlso due here Saturday. Jules La
osrthe. general manager OF the Mason Valley
Mines company. for many years close friend OF
Mr.. Gum. reached the city yesterday from Mason.
New.
tentative funeral arrangements have been made,
OF which final announcement Will bo made
until tho arriTal Of the Ohio brother II IL
thought. however. that the funeral Will be held In
THIS city mex, Sunday under the auspices OF the
knights Tcmplar.
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a sosT delightful affair Of yesteF-
A afternoon was the reception
AN s,ten by Mrs Frederick W. fruh'
'A ~ at her home on Second ave
, "a A large number OF her
tn. homo was beautiful with
a,lDns OF spring flowers, the dining
s.h an artistic combination Of yell
- .,ses and yiolc,s IN a high epersne
sspeclalIy attractive. The table
n.h,.1 with yellow candles and the
-. dseorstion was PLACED over a rich
vaols .,,Ir yelled in latE The hostess
assisted in rece!viiS her guests by
q LAFAYETTE Hanchqit. Mrs Robert
sr,.s Fisher, Mrs. Frank e. Baxter and
I Greenman. Mrs. 4. c. Smith
s.,dsa in the dining room and taking
a, the table were Mrs. Causten
.crpe. Mrs. H. G. Mcmillan and Mrs.
a yerbryck. Assisting them were
], Helen Greenwood. Miss Mildred
.rruson. Miss Marian Thompson, while
[.rcss Greenman and Evelyn Francis
4, The guests at the door. The Hyde
.chestra, seated IN tue halfway iuI-
.,ned a beautiful musical programme
ring the whole afternoon.
rhe Spirit of Liberty chapter. Daugh-
4 OF the American Revolution, had an
.scally interesting meeting yesterday
|srnoon. the regular March meeting
IA devoted always To the patriotic,
<fons given by the girls OF the high
-<ool Al the time OF Washington birth
a The meeting was held at the homie
4 Mrs. r. ]. Jansen and the members
mi tho early hours enjoying a splcu-
4 collection OF colonial relics which
4 hostess has acquired. The oralions
|ren last month were by the Misses
Zffhn Wells, Grace Gibson, Fannie
kaplro. Mabel Brimha!l and Ruth Hirth.
@rer some musical numbers were given
4 Mss Lucy Lewis and Miss Helen
Ihp, Mrs. Hazel Abbott Mcintyre ac-
.npanylng the latter The rooms were
.corsted with jonquils and white hya-
|ofhs and at the tea which followed the |
roeramme Mrs. John a. Street and Mrs !
. b. Dodge relieved Mrs. Lee Charles |
|ller and Mrs. l.. y. Hall.
Mrs Max VI. Wells home in the Rrans-
10 apartments was the scene yesterday |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
LAND Is WITHDRAWN
IN MlLLARD COUNTY

A, tho rcqucst OF the Dotcrct Irrigation company
the STATE land board yesterday authorized the ten-
porary Withdrawal under the Carey &C, o. ieo. coo
arrcs OF land IN Miard COUNT. The ,.aot Is ~
bo launched just north OF the Oel,a project 4! the
county.
representatives o. The coupony Informed TIE
land board that tic project r. llily financed aud
that surveys for the clgil sygtem and foF the
reservoir have hccu completed
The withdrawal IS subject TO the usual scyf ric-
tons Of The federal land office. I, VIII be filed
iu The local !Gud ottiec within the ucst few
days
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BRADY MAKES BRIEF
STOP in SALT LAKE

James =. Brady. United states senator from
ldaho. passed through Salt Lake City Wednesday
night on HIS way TO Idaho The trip hur-
Ted one. according TO Senator Brady who said that
he would be in Idaho but few days before ru-
turning IN Washington. While hero no expressed
the opinion that lead. wool or sugar would not
bc put on the free list. He said that thero would
doubtless be free sugar bill passed by the house
hut that thcrc n protecttonist oloment In tho
senate. He suid ho believed tina. President Wood
row Wilson would not sympathiSo with any ultra
radical programme
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afternoon of a delightfully."- informal tea
To meet her sister, Mrs. A. c. Meyer OF
Sam Meyer, formerly Miss Josephine
Well of this city A great many friends
called during the afternoon to greet the
visitors and several hours were spent
pleasantly together. Assisting the hostess
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 8 Q RIA
CHARLES ROSE FOUND
GUILTY OF BURGLARY

Guilty Of burglary IN the second dosroo
the verdict returned against Charles Rose by a
Jury in the criminal division district court
yesterday. Rose was convicted of bursl,.Is!ng
store at Bingham Canyon Thomas Hewlett
accused OF the same crime. will be tried next
Monday.
The trial Of Thomas Smith and Frank c. Han
non charged with having burglsrIzed tho home
OF Peter Butler. Second West and Second North
streets began before jury yesterday after
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Inyesimsn, company. lots q and % way.
cfly subd!f islou ......-...
Hubbard Investment company 20 Pansy q
sampson. lots 81. i2 and i3. block l. VII
hlns2h hubdiYlsioH .............. .........
Mile CRfooD COMPANY 10 l. & Miller
lot N. block ;. Miller Cahocu subdivision
kimhall n Richards TO John Richardson. Iotp
1903 aud i50i, Highland Park; plat \ .....
western Pacific TowLsltr coiupIuy 10 John
T.. Hodge. lots - ana -. fss and le7
Western Pacific addition .....
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Complaints Charge Gambling.

As result OF police raid the Touraine
hotel, ~ East Third South street. complaints
charging gambling and conducting a gambling
game were Issued by tho county attorney yes
tcrday against J. Bsrusch. H. Hutton and d.
hoIntyre. Hugh L. Glenn OF the police depart
ment Is tho complaining witness. According to
the complaints tho men were engaged In Enmo
of draw poker when tho officers entered
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Snowfall Is Heavy.

From tNolve 70 eighteen inches OF fell in
the canyons OF tho city's watershed during tho
storm that ragged Wednesday night and yesterday
morning. according to reports received by city
water officials. in City creek moro than & foot
~as recorded and farther south along tho range
the fall was much heavier. There is now more
snow packed In tho city's watershed than tor
many years and ample water supply for the
coming summer iS assured
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Deaths,

March H. 1913. Adclbcrt Glow. $50 Elizabeth
street. aged So years. cpilepsy
March 10. 1915, BcreSford q. Fox. l. u. s.
hospital. aged % ycan, fracture of skun.
March H. 1913. Roso Swearngou ST Marks
hospital, aged 81 years. cirrhos,s.
March 10. 1917. Peter Mnkris s.. Narks hos
pital aged @2 years acute Emphatic lcukAcmia.
February g. 1873 James Smith. I25 South
state street. aged 30 years. unknown but natural.
March IL. 1918. infant Dallas. 81 Marks hos
ptal. aged day, cerebral homorrhdcc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14

was Miss Rose Evans and Miss Marjorie
Jacobs.
MIR. and AEs. Frank Lowe entertained
Wednesday evening Ht hsapritruy
pointed dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
ketcham. the other. guests being MISS
Edith Lyle William J Kelly and e. J
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Births.

Ernest C. Fulruer. eco South Ninth East street.
boy.
Thomas A FrcderIckson. 25i2 Thirteenth East
street. girl.
d. C. Kifnball. 1873 South Eleventh Ease street
girl.
Roland H Chase. No. 4 Read court boy
Gilbert c. Robinson. 300 II street boy.
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Salt Lake Statistic.
Marriage Licenses.

Albert F. Crow and Mary J. Lndiey. both Of
Salt Lake.
Reese Morgan, Idaho Falls. Idaho. and Rosoila
Fuller. salt Lake
Joseph !. Ford. Garfield. aud Hazel Seeds. san
Francisco.
James T. Edwards. Decth. New and Edllh
Goocn Haileck. New.
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.,., to be included IN Sun.
AL nA, ,,rs, pc IN this office NOT
cas- s9s, s'snn t@e.ve o clock noon SA'u'-
Cay.
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The Daughters OF the Handcart Plo-
neers will meet this afternoon with Mrs,
Francis Armstrong al her home on East
First South street.
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The ladies' auxiliary to the Order OF
Railway Conductors WI give a card party
this evening in the *. OF p. hall in the
Linden hotel building. -Four hundred Will
be played.
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Mrs Windsor V Rice and Miss Rice
have returned to San Diego after. IL visit
OF fortnight here The two Rice chill
dren. Isabel and Gordon, are In school
i'm San Diego
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The Daughters OF the Confederacy wi
be entertained this afternoon by Mr.
George H. Wood at No. l Wood apart
ments.
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Mrs. e. A. WedGwood will entertain
few friends at a bridge tea tomorrow
afternoon at her home In the Dorius
apartments on II street and First ave
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Mrs + w Wilkinson, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Hoppaugh
leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles,
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Bramel are bach
from trip to southern California.
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Miss Margaret Mcclure will probably
leave within "A week for southern CALI
forna She VIII go 10 Coronado 10 join
her gra ndmother, Mrs. James a. Miner.
who has been spending the winter on
the coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14

Mrs. Robert Stephen Joyce and Mrs,
Sidney Watson Badcon of Ogden have
Issued Invitations for lunchean to be
given Easter Monday at the Virginia no.
tel,
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Mrs. II. j. Froiseth will entertain at
bridge tomorrow afternoon at her home
or Second East street.
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The officials OF the Utah Power &
Light company. OF whom there are now
reception and dance this evening in the
parIors OF the Commercial club