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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-28
HILL WILL REACH
WESTERN PACIFIC
Butte-Boise- -Winnemucca Rail-
road Project Now Seems
to Be Reality.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, May 2;.-The Butte-Boise-
Winnemucca project was launched in
this state this week. showing deter
nination on the part OF the Hill sys-
tenn to build connecting link with Its
northern lines at a point In Montana
with some southern line on friendly re-
lations or the Western Pacihc, thereby
giving southern Pacific outlet for ar
ticles Of incorporation showing the road
been fled with the secretary OF state.
with the Western Pacific at Winnie
mucca, New, the new road TO traverse
Idaho diagonelly from point nine miles
east Of Anaconda, Mont. to via Boise
Tho total distance OF tho link will be
$50 miles Connections Will be made
with the Gilmore & Pitsburg road at
Armsteed, Mont, and the line will enter
road. From Salmon the road Will take
southerly direction 70 Chaliis. in CEN
tral Idaho, and then turn east TO cross
the sawtooth divide, going over low
pass discovered in this range OF noun
tains to the water grade offered by
Moores creek to the Boise river canyon,
Boise-Arrowrock railroad Continuing
east out Of this city, the road will cross
into Oregon and be built straight south
10 Winnemucca- At that point the pres
ent Western Pacific line will be used.
That the Hills and the Goulds. own
ers of the Western Pacific. are on friend
ly terms, so much so that the lines OF
both will be used to make the new Pa
clfic coast route complete. is known to
local railroad men to be fact. The re-
cent agitation for the construction OF
the Boise -Winnemucca line has placed q.
large amount OF San Francisco. Boise and
southern Idaho capital behind this part
of the road and. II is now believed that
tho financial backing has been arranged
for TO cover the construction OF the en-
tire $50 miles.
l.. o. Leonard is said 10 be the local
agent Of the Hill people for number OF
years, although UP to this week he kept
his railroad Identity a secret He has
had engineers in the field surveying the
line and estimates have been made OF all
the available tonnage en- route. The
timber tonnage alone Will supply the new
road continuously for ten years The
mineral tonnage Is also great.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

DA AVlS-FuDeral services for Clyde E.
Davis. who died in this city May 20,
1918. viii be held at O'Donnen & CO..
chapel. 225 and 227 South West Temple
street, today "wednesday at 10 a. m.
after which the body Will be taken TO
Omaha, Neb.. for interment
NElBOS-Funeral services for Klaas
Neibos. aged So years, will be held
Friday at | p. IN. at tho Forest Dale
chapel. Friends are invited to attend
and can. call at the family residence on
day OF funeral from IL @. m. to 1890 p.
m- interment VIII be In City cemetery
RACSE-Funeral services for Nicholas
Krauses aged So years, will be held to-
day "wednesday at p. m. at the Twen-
ty-fourth ward chapel. Interment in City
cemetery.
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DO BURGLARS
|P[U|VDER IS FOUND
4. Taken From Store Re-
Ia IN Laborer's Home;
oufession Is Alleged.

.7-For the first time In
A ~ yyontSs @ Provo had a purs,afS No ,
y, The Rochdale store no, ID
pe.nter street being en!ereu az
th ~ The amount Of sou takeh, taken,
4 " not known until I o,cloch
ns when Clarence Rasmussen;
'cfnns onsncd up for business ana
1nsgeh number Of things hao
'.sr.s from the store. -, ,,oe
~. ,rsyshal's office was at once
~ pnIIcomen Jesse Manwarins
sDI DTohnson were detailed on the
rtsv followed the tracks OF IL. tns
AIN about ono and a hali IIHIee
ta,ns of Charles W, ANDERSON,
e,u s.rrb being mnde. the gooos
,sssrsrss - among them being e
q .s,"sr aack OF flour, two hams.
hsstfast bacon, TWO plugs OF
~ Tins of smoking tobacco, q
- ~ ssrdines, two ftve-pound
eesyss and numerous other goods
|rfage stuff. I.,a ~oo5s
,nurht 10 the sheriffs Office, "heTc
IA that Anderson admitted en-
- staYe at about 3 o'clock TINS
otSer stolen articles were dis
a Nv the officers, among them pc
-cmmplsts ~ paper hangers outfit be-
! 10 Mont Pulharn. 49,.
xs,i sxpress wagon In which the
eocds we're carted away In be-
~ The children OF A 0. Smoot.
~ ,ust across the street from the
f|e store. -, "a - ~ 60.
n ! wife and five small children
--,sn A short time back was em-
nj one OF the construction gangs
4, ira iutsrurban railroad here
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DAILY FOR TWIN FALLS.

Flrat Issue OF New Paper for Growing
Country to Appear Thureday.
Special TO The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS. May 27.--Twin Falls lis
to have its first daily newspaper with
the issue tomorrow morning, OF the
Twin Falls Daily Press. J. F., Mel
vim, recently from Shoshone. where
he was editor and manager OF the
Shoshone Journal. Will be the editor and
manager OF the new daily here. and A.
D. Milligan. owner and publisher OF the
Irrigationist published at Wendell. will
bc city editor Mr., Melvin's son. James
NJ Melvin, will also be actively associ-
ated in the work.
The paper Will be an cight-page. six
column publication, and politically indie
pendent Its news columns will cover
southern Idaho and II will be the only
daily south OF Boise and Pocatelc. The
people OF the Greater Twin Falls coun-
try are highly gratIfed by the establish
ing of daily newspaper
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Deuy ''Bootlegging y

<41cAN FORK, May 27.-In Justice
court this morning, Alphonso
y and George D. Charlier pleaded
M 10 the charge OF selling intoxi-
A I6uore contrary to the liquor law,
IN trials were set for June o. Law
6rifF1, charged with q similar Of
lo6k another week 10 enter his
I'd David Ingersol pleaded not
/ % q similar charge and his trial
= for June 6. Theee are the cases
~ worked up by Sheriff East OF
oounty and the men arrested last
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PLAN GENERAL CLEANUP.
Bsrnoek County Idaho, Comes Under
Influence of tho Moral Wave.


Influence Of tho Moral Wave.
Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Ida. May H.-There
will be a general cleanup In Bannock
county, the officials say, and County At
torney C. Douglas Smith will take per-
sonal direction Of the, work Changes
In the state laws by the last Legislature
and the famous search and seizure"
law make IL possible for the officers to
work with less handicap than during for
mer years.
Attorney Smith and Sheriff Lowry.
with a stenographer. left yesterday
evening for Soda Springs. where tho
moral upllft campaign will start. 4 num-
Der Of open violations OF the laws are
reported from that district, not only
along liquor lines, but others OF moro I'M
portance. Testimony will be taken along
different lines and tho condition inves-
tigated from the moral point OF View,
After leaving Soda Springs the officials
will also visit McCammon. Bancroft and
other towns OF the county, and returning
20 Pocatelo will go over the data Sc
cured and make recommendations to the
next district court.
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR AND ELEC-
tr!cal treatments. Martin Institute, 22S
Brooks Arcade. Phone Was COOS. bSl0
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a IN uanftul tina. I hoard OF ina
1-zinss nero treatment More than
Ired ,~,,s va mere child, In fact
i uus.r eNrrh and Kidney trouble.
ususr me caro- OF moro phyaio,nns
\ 'kern,,sf and thrss times haze ho"n
Enf NJ DoetorB told mo thov could
<.zs-r Al; tomo said had rnll-
|3il snosed my caso an form
>Fsd na a oitnn found that nv con.
fnr col,,snlously In my work. I
1 cbihrss rhen read OF thu
'@rl4sd IN .. "s'o treatment in n newa-
|4!nSatS ss.op over In 6alt Lake and
md hsra si. ! Weighed i50 pounds
<ftdk n, nov weigh iTS poundr
1iitiau "a y Increased weight and
|If tso ne Yee Foe Lnn CS,nesa
\ rsneet s s, ago never knew fbo
y hardly sh,.p h,sp and rest. and pome.
w sye,v 70 dress mypcIf. Tor,
~ sygr b,tasnt and hayo eaten mora
y fam,ls 'o.s In my IIto ''o
l1imes =, ana thin Is ,par,i, d,. .,
Ie hIdasv ny brother. who Also I.
!Oytunats 'ronhle and cstar-h Eo
aiA vhsn une lohs OF reversi chii.
H.pchfia,s, wv few month. oia-
celr own aie grown women wi,,
a iIt Wall and ,lronr o.,
sssess,n,Sa, w snS want to thaot ,ol !Ss Yo, flrs r1t
can hss,,set h ,fs,ieet OF his cblnsss hnot
toubys, Iy Recommend 4, 80 10, ,
a 6lyFy NJ rrtnilnr 10 mine e''
20 can TO CHINESE HrRpe
~ inrtar. an example a, No.,
D. T1sS IN which ~ wv ON
nsfsteT herb trestrnon, hs. @ hso, 70,
fB p.gm.,ma Dam. many Of whom rjS. oss' s
II q ia Isnt 1. oures TO tho wont 40
lined ior 's,nese herb t,eatns,, q =
sls sousS sSSouSls. i, throat Troubles asisa'GS SSn,
H|o, 1 t,rsr, maisrIs mis or eonsump
aIanob's's, torpid Ss@ iiSor 'soS u,i
sssosg'd sssonIs' or seaulreS,a' %Sa'' ,.ta disease s;
ssssss' s's%s'Isy. Kidney y''aus,s,, sTans,,. nervous
rsrfalriss issriKhtu dirsuno di' sddc n,addc
'ropsy. dirrincss. Sts, SoaS
% Tsss srss sy by Presenting .th,a =,
, lnstituS,oo Lun, c. X. d. " Chj M
Phone TW. lls S, Main strea, n,
A0 wasatch 5aso. s'ree'
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. G. A. GAMBLE, NERVOUS DIS
orders and diseases OF women a spe-
cialty No. COS Mcintyre bldg. Office
Wssatoh 52sI, residence. 5000. b3s
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DIED

MaBEf-At local hospital, this city,
May 81, 1912. Martin o., son OF Ed,
ward Q. and Lulu Martin Mabey, born
december 10. 1895. in Salt Lake City.
Funeral services Thursday at 8 p. m. at
Ine FUNERAL chapel OF Joseph William
Taylor. II South West Temple street
Friends are invited TO attend Interment
In City cemetery
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MOVING

If you ARE FIGURING ON MOVING
and want your goods moved in first
class shape. see the van men. Mollerup
6ros.. Wasstch 23I1-J. b1Q64
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n1Y YEARS OF
FFERIkG RELIEVED
bY CHI KESE HERBS
roo lUN, C. n. D., CHINESE
HB TREATMENT GREAT BEN
IFIT TO SUFFERER FROM
KIDNEY TROUBLE AND
cATAHRH.

- nscs eailfhsod with frhsrfted eat.rrh
y bozbiA fspreseuting more than thlr-
q FhEinx J. 2. Miller OF San Fran
74 y 6alt Lake two weeks ago. While
9!n ". Miller happened to read the
~ fes Foo Lun, G. Il. D.. Chinese
tH@ u Salt Lake nsvspApaT. He
Messats tba treatment and see
eoold eeneflt him and accomplish
80 PhysteiAns had told him was I'm
nestusrt and now considers h1rnselr
esinsd tHsnty.eisnt pounds In that
NJ continue bis journoy To tho can,
pHef'eIed. Ar. Miller said this morn
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MANTl IN THE LEAD.
SIsty-four Eighth Grade Graduates VIII
Receive Diplomas on Thursday.
Special to The Tribune.

SlSfy-four GlGntn Irdde GTaOueGeS VIII
Receive Diplomas on Thursday.
Special to The Tribune.
MANTI, May. 27.-Manti leads In the
graduates of the county, having sixty
four In the eighth grade that Will grad
uate. The exercises for the county will
be held In Mt. Pleasant Thursday. Those
in this city are: Reba Alder. Della Boy
ington. Della Braithwaite. Eva Braith-
waite, Pearl Buchanan, Zella Cox, Flor
snce Domgaard, DaEue Greenig. Ruby
Gortat, Eva Hall, Evelyn Harrie. Laura
Hansen, Clara Hansen. Mary c.. Henrie.
Hazel lessen, Eva Ktllpack, Nera. Ken
ner, Dora Larsen. Jennie McColl: Ruby
10y Maylett, Alice Scott. Nellie Smith,
Lucy Tooth. Leah Tuttle. Ronania. West
enskow, Farrell Anderson Woodruff An
derson, Myron Bird. Floyd Bowen, James
CHAPMAN. Edwin Carpenter, Bryant
Domgaaro, Roger Felt. Royal Henrie,
Willie Jones, Leslie Jensen, Clarence Jen-
sen. R Lee Kenner, Calvin Keller, Le-
land Livingston. Melvin Lund, Leslie
Mellor Lester Mellor, Orwell Mellor, Al
toson. Edward Parry, Paul Patten. Aora-
ham Ruesh, William Reid. Frank Reid,
Ezra. Shoemaker, Eden Steck, George
Squire, Loren Squire, Henry Wintch,
Niickleson and Clarence ruttle.
The following progrs mme will be given
DecorT ton DAY at the cemetery: lnvocs-
ton, Dr. @. w Martin; high school
chorus adress by Judge A II. Christen-
san. recital tion, Mrs Ruby Parry: song by
the school children; benediction, Bishop
M R Peterson. The militia Will fire
salute over the graves OF the departed
soldiers.
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lrcend.arisrn, burning livery stable
frank Lee. selling liquor Raymond Rios
sailing Iluuor and Gust V!ckos, Tom
pattis. Walter Martin, +. Dufresne. Chrls
Gross. Gus Poulos. Sam Choras and
George Couchs. all for maintaining
n,iisan nces or permitting liquor TO be sold
on their premises.
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Keeps Cupid Busy.

Special TO The Tribune,
PROVO. May z7.-Marriage permits
have been issued TO Ray D. Nichols OF
American Fork and Fern Scott OF Lake
View. Don c. Smith OF Lynndyl and Mary
y. stevenson OF Springville Silad Koyle
and Hannah Johnson of Spanish Fork.
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Announces Court Calendar.
to The Tribune.

SpcclnI 10 TIC IIIUUNE.
POCATELLO. Ida. May 21,-Judge
Bulge has announced that the district
court VIII convene on June for the
trial or several liquor cases and a few
other cases of Importance The following
is the hist OF charges on the calendars
John Murphey. burglary; 5. nj, Fuller,
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Vacation Time

MR.. EMPLOYER: VACATION TIME
is now approaching. Better place your
call for experienced stenographer. book
keeper or typist early with the REM
INGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY'S 8
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT so as
10 have the most competent help fur
nished you during tho absence OF your,
regular employees. No fees. Phone wa-i
satch H. b5St3
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FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co,
274 State. m97S1
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW AUTO
trucks-three of them? More than all
Of our alleged competitors (and then
some) Our strictly freproof storehouse
(only one In the city free from RATS
and MICE), with private rooms for your
goods. Our packing and shipping depart
ment employs more men than all others.
Why not have your moving, storage,
packing and shipping done by people who
know how We insure your goods en-
route from pilfera ge. fire and all other
damage incidental TO Shipping
b3Sn5
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Hand Laundry

>~-~-~-~--~~~~~-N~-~~---- 0-~~<N~-~~~@',-l-.-.--
LAKE HAND LAUNDRY DOES HIGH
class work: ladies' shirtwaists; dresses
our speciality: mems shirts and collars
Was. 1894 33s"40 ". LIST So b45
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AUCTION SALES

MONDAY. MAY &C. AT So WEST SEC
ond South, l Will sell 10 rooms OF beau
uful furniture. dressers, cost from SO 10
$50 each: beautiful oak dining set. cost
Sl5O; fumed oak library set. cost 5000;
solid brass beds, Ostcrmoor mattresses,
bedding, curtains. blinds; one roll-top
othce desk. small safe, showcases,
plano, phonograph, lot records, steel
range (Buck's), gas ranges and g.
holed also one automobile. cost $1,000.
Haynes 2-cylinder; one family horse and
other useful articles. Sale 1890 a. IN.
c. e Osterloh b3ggO
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VACUUM CLEANING

IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING a CLEAN
err buy The Tuec, the best on the
market; demonstrations given at all
times; installed In homes or hotels: the
only machine on the market that can't
get out OF order. Tuec Stationary Clean
er Co, 14l 2. Broadway, Wes. 2S0.
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HATS CLEANED

HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
while You walt; shines for 80 cents
or 10 for 81. Independent Shoe Shine
Is Hat Cleaning Parlors (three storesl,
10 T. Second South, 60 So Main. 107 So
Main, s4423
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MASSAGE

MADAME CoRTE. FRENCH AND GER
man graduate specialist 220 Brooks
Arcade bldg. Guarantees wrinkles re-
moved Busts developed Scalp treat
ment, manicurlng. etc. Wasatch 27s2-
s3655
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SHEET METAL WORKS

~~-~-~-~~---~~|--~---~-
WAHLQUlST e LABHARDT. SHEET
metal contra ctors and jobbers. Est-
mates furnished l69 South 2nd East ST.
Wasatch li97. b20T9
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QUICK SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS SEWED SOLES, s0c; LADIES'
4Qc. Utah Shoe Rep, Co.. III So. W.
Temple Was, 1887. We call and deliver
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ICE CREAM

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANU-
facturers Of Ice cream; quarts bricks
or speciality, 40c; in bulk, 36c. American
Ice Cream Co. Wasatch ii5S. b933
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MRS. NJ. MELLOR WISHES TO AN
nounce TO her many patrons that she
has again taken over the LaMell Hotel,
223 State. bs42
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SAFES AND VAULTS


LINE OF SAFES ON
hand shealY' Safe &c Vault Co. II
PostofficG place. so25A2
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TAILORING

HIGH-GRADE WORK FOR LADIES
and gents; cleaning and hand-pressing
suits TO order. Utah Tailoring Co, 251
w Broadway. Was 4T26 b209t
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DRESSMAKING

THE ART DRESSMAKING PARLoRS:
fancy sewing; alterations; work guar
anteed. SO E. Broadway. Was, 29sS-W
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WOODWORK
FURS STORAGE. REMODEL

MIDSUMMER PRICES; EXPERT FUR
Iiers; storage insured against fire
burglars, moths. Hudson Bay Fur Co..
l22 Main Wasatch ll61. bliss
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
sos. ds
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LAUNDRIES

PALACE LAUNDRY co.
Office, 20 w. Second South. phone.
Office, 70 L. Second South. Wasatch 1881.
Office 33 E. Third South. Was. $40,
Works, T5s z. Fourth South, Hyland
1862 and Hyland 562.
Laundry brought to offices saves 20
per cent
No extra charge for one-day specials.
k2S27
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. z. Green. Wasatch
1904. o391
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CUT FLOWERS

FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN
st Phone 1o6 Cut flowers and flu
neral designs n1s39
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ATTORNEYS
INSURANCE

~-~~~~O~O~~~-o--~-~~~~~~~-~
UTAH FUNDING CO OFFERS A MOST
liberal contract for men OF brains and
energy Utah Funding Co.. $40 Boston
bldg b9i09
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LIVERY STABLE

MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and aold,
Phona 81 o141
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Expert Dentistry

DR.. ]. e. REYSOR. 40 MAIN STREET
Wasatch 662S, Good set teeth, So
h4iqs
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THE LEADING FLORIST, W. W. KING.
2l4 z. End So. Phone 81 r27
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SAFES REPAIRED

ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK
work a specially s. l. Lock Works.
Was. 1854 h1o40
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DR. ROBERT W, HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS, sic
KEARNS BLDG. a2353
b26Il
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-EITHER ON 9TH. 10TH OR
llth ayes. Sunday. bet and . .. m:
solid gold bracelet set with rubies and
diamonds. Phone Wasetch 3e0f-J. Re-
ward b1s3
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MILLINERY SCHOOL

PARIS MILLINERY SCHOOLr-AI,L
branches thoroughly taught. Tuition
S5. Wire frames made to order, soc, 903
South 5th East. Hyland 1761-M, b24S0
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HOTELS


Mr. Business Man. we are now open
and ready for business. We have 100
rooms single or en- suite: 81 rooms with
private baths. all modern ana up TO
Iate; In heart OF business center; newly
furnished; absolutely respectable.
JAMES STEVENSON, Prop.
Next 10 Walker Bank. ls7 SO. Main.
b53z
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SALT LAKE MUSICAL COL
LEGE

WANTED - TALENTED STUDENTS.
beginners inclusive. to apply for the
partial scholarship offered for singing
and plano. Mime Sophie Brodbeck.
Dir Hylaud 1656-W, b3i05
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BUTTONS
ANNOUNCEMENT


J. l.. BOOK STORE. 81 L. IND SOUTH;
A. G. Hockett, from Kansas City, prop.
s2432
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KODAK FINISHING


KODAK FINISHING; GH-CIASS
work guaranteed. Alseen studio, 50 n.
End South. 176 State. Galena block. End
floor. bS40
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MILLINERY SCHOOL

PARIS MILLINERY SCHOOL-ALL
branches thoroughly taught; remodel
ng 4 specially. 500 SO. 5th East. Hy-
and IT61-M. b2a30
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PENMANSHIP

PROF. PRATT EXPERT TEACHER OF
penmanship; engrosser: resolutions d.
plomas, etc, Was. 2724-W. Hooper bldg,
East lst South. b2s1
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CHIROPODIST

L. zAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST CON-
sultation free AZ East First South.
WasaIch 5064. 1925
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CoNNECTED, $3.50: WATER
Jackets cleaned, 81: l. Jackets. So;
stoves repaired. e. z. Morriss. Phone
Wasatch 671i-W. sl402
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KEY FITTING

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK, BICY-
Gle Supply Co. Wasatch S62S. "a w:
Broadway. oiol
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IF YOU INTEND TO SELL. SEE LIVE
Wire Auction Co. Was. S07 s363l
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and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taXerdermist line made as YOU want g.
R. Stencil Fur Co, % f. Broadway-23
years In Salt Lake. n525
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TAILOR.MADE CORsETS
SADDLE HORSES.

FOR HIRE: DIVIDED SKIRTS BROAD
way Stables, LIST So. betw. Main and
state. Was 1890 b33S9
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING;
water Jackets cleaned. Goalen. 1I2
r street. Wasatch 67l9-J. n824
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GOWNS AND DRESSES

FIRST CLASS WORK. PERFECT FIT
ting; work guaranteed. l67 South End
East, Wasatch 1910. b33SS
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WE HAVE MOVED FAR OUT. AND
being out of the high rent district en-
aoles us to give our patrons right value
for their money New and second hand
ranges and furniture. Trade new furni
ture for old. New Administer rugs. $l8.
Try US si27e
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. BEST
work. prompt delivery. II East Broad
way. Was. o2SS. Hyland 1899. se335