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Butte Results.

b. International News Service
First race. five furlongs-Island Queen. LOG
Ccoroy). IL TO !, Won: j. II Barr. los cornesl,
20 10 l. second Parnoll Girl lol on Matthews).
10 g third. Time l:02 lis. Follanc. Clara w
socrcic Lady Stalwart Ed r.. ormondc Cunning
ham. PIN Connor and BolToniG also
Second rnce. furlonRs-Duoin John. l01
a. Ncoopl. Is to I. won: Miami. Ill &c Peobl.
TO g. second: Emily Lee. JOG (Corcyl 10 1.
third Time. leg 20 Orporh Buss, HonbIrd.
LajoIo Iron Queen aud Big Claim also
Third race. five furlonss-Dcverstein i0I Ire
zansonl . TO .. won; Abe supskey. los t3ur!in-
sAmel. 20 I, second. Loan shark. Iot on. Mat
thewa) to l. third. limo. 1909 SIS. Gossipsr
II. Robcr, Mitchell Lord Clinton. lvonne. Kitty
w Boshfu Betty. Kew Capital. Our Lass and
Comu also ran.
Fourth race. five tprlonFs-Enyy. los &C. II.
NIiIorl 20 10 I. Won. Parlor Roy, llo (E. Nc
Ewcn) ? % I. second; Amorlcu, ios corcy). 10
to T. third Time. 1900 As. Mona Canomann. sir
Frstfui. Mrs Camp and Ensraver also ran.
Fifth raoo milo and twenty yardS-Iim Caf-
forata lo5 &C. Kelly. 20 l. won: Ora MoGce.
l0I (E SMITH. II to Z. gccoDd; Nnnnio McDco.
iOa (SiclafD 70 10 ). third. limo. i:tb 2-6. Lou
nm. Iehlsh Force and Beautiful Knight also
ran.
sixth raco. six ,uriongs-cu Bon. 10 tMoEwcnl
20 . won; Duncragsin. IA &C. Pssk). 20 O..
second. Great Frar los Krlreyl, TO 2. ihlrd.
Time 7 IL 80 Arbutus, Mlt Jones. Star Blue
aud Nalhnl also
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Fort Erie Entries.

BY International News Service
First race, fivo and a hair inrlongE-~Thc Usher
los: Privot Petal, 100: L!;tIo Nephew. io2; "Psr-
pe,uaI. Mlhs Gayle. 100.
-Deyics entry.
Second mile and ntty yard,-countor-
part. Fred Levy. 100; Big plppcr. 10: Ardelon
Pop Gun. lo3; A;orgow, lo5. cogt. iOs; navenai
10
Third race. six fGrones-Lochsrc-. lo2; CriSeo
Jack Kellogg. io5. Upright. Calgary. io5
knights Differ. 10; Hoffman. Mediator. Naga'
zinc. Love Tie. Carlton c.. III
"pavics entry
Fourth race. Fourth OF July stakes, one mile
and seventy yards-FlHt Sight. o.; Ymir. ~
'Fiaeberssst. Kiosly. 100 tBnrnoEat. io.: Carl
ton G.. 'Clft Edge. .CIcburn i07: :Edds, los
''Hamilton. il2: 'Horrou. los; 'sFroglegs, IL
.Pletc Glass. 12s
'Turncy entry; :DavIcs cptrs: ''sehorr cntTy
watkins entry.
Firm race. five furlouss-Miss Waters, 20: Th'
Urchn. 10i; wausop, Pat Rutledgc. ZOE. SUM
,ncrbill. 1o3. Penalty. Skgroctet. Patty Rogan
centnur!c l05. Requirsm. los.
Sixth race. mile and sixtesnth-SsnC
Hog. s.. Marie T.. 80: Myeouee. as: Hedge Rose
a7; PLANT %; Napier. io1. Joe Stein. io': Wood
craft. loi
Seventh race ore mite and slxtcentn-Hat
tcras ~; Spring Maid i01; Grn lo2; Just RED
100; Blsckford. los; Inrpec,or Lca'Eade. ics; FL
wah. io7, John Relrdon. ii?.
Weather clear: track last.
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Latonia Entries,

b. International News Service.
First race. five furonss-Nnosrsn., Martha Nc
Keo. Harbsrd. AlAdor. Dellamnck. Reaetur. Shcp-
hcrdcss. iot; Pulsation. Lambs Tall lo7; Dr..
Samuel. Eustacc. ll2; SuBan b. l09.
Second race. ak furloHgS-Lnmodo. Flying Tom,
Presumption Grover Hughes. Star OF Danube.
es; Nobby. 100; Closer. loe; Little Father. H.
Third race. six furopSB-Mnvd b. l., Graciln.
i0i; soslus. io7 Bronze Wiag. Ralph RurtIcs.
ll2.
Fourth race. tho Independence handicap one
mile and three -sixtoonths-Cousin Puss a5. prln-
cess Cnllawhy. 100: .Mllton b. Whtewool. ioo;
Gowell, Hclos ii3. Impression, 20: ANY Port.
Slceth. sFlora F!na Irish Gentleman. io7.
Johnston entry.
Firth race one mile-Anns Patricia AZ. u.
Stoppa. 100. Sonnda. ll3. Sompric. o5 Royal
Dolly. 100,
Sixth one milo and seventy ysTds-"Voli;a;
co. Lady London as: Pntruohc. io7: Charter.
rs: Troyato. los: Palma i0l. Spindle, captain
Bravo, lI6.
Wcnthnr rlear; track fABt.
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Belmont Park Entries,
Nnws Service.

By Iuterustopcl News Service
First race. one mile aud si1teenth--Loheu
grin. ioa: Fred MulholiHnd. li3: Spin, 100: Oak
hurst. III; stentor los. Strenuous. %; III orc
Star Bottle. lls; Judge Wsiscr, li5.
Second race. six turlouss-His MiJessy io1
Light o My Life. ZIG: shacketon, III; Spring
board iI3; Hester Prynuc. 1903: F,yins Yankee
az; Lady Lightning. a5. Houscma'd. ioz; Carroll
Reid. 90; Star Gaze. Sickle, %. Also ollsiolei
I-onmack. In5
Third race. five and hall furlonss-Wood"r
Shoes Gallon 100: Mordecai. io; Executor 1l9
Roger Gordon. Water Lady, 20; s,onehcnse. Cross
bun. Io1
Fourth race. lawrence realization. ons mile and
five .sixt eeuths- RocEy!eT. l-I; FauEce NOTIONS
los: Cock o the Walk. III.
Ffth racc steeplechase. about two rr'les-Ins
Wclkin is5: Penobscot isc; Rock Abbey. l3s
Roand Pardcc. i7a; Son Of the Wind. lS5: So,e'
CAV fS2: George Emo. lA2. Nsxlm's Pride. 40
Also eligible: Ticket OF Loave. $50; shannon
River i3s: Exempla7, IA; Gnteman. 1S1. sever
Stars. 100
Sixth race. live ard half 'uronSs-supsrin-
t.ndent Tho Split. i07. HudA's Brother. DunEara
los; Robert oliver. Ill: FILTER Gold. no; strom
holi. 1o7.
Seventh rsoe six mrlonss-sicklc. 1oa Accord
Roaucoup I17: Lord leighton. loi: schaIlnr' lo'
Daingerfeld. i02; Little Hugh, ln3; Dcducton
loe: Mr Specs. ~: Campeon. Io7.
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ny, OF some new labor disturba noes OF
ockouts, involving large numbers oi
men, AT Chicago and Cincinnati.
Wheat. including -four. exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending July 2, aggregate 3.50i, ,322
bushels, against 4.g0I. $50 last week ard
z:?93, 93S bushels this week last year
For the ffty-three weeks ending July Q
all exports are 246.l12,5tS bushels
against 1I5.3s9.5S7 bushels in the cor
responding period last year. Corn eX-
ports for the week are l39 434 bushels
against s2.35I bushels last week and So
2t2 bushels in 1912 For the fifty three
weeks ending July ?, corn exports are
S9.S66,654 bushels. against 33, i5d .5ll
bushels last year.
June failures were the smallest In
NUMBER In any month for two years and
Liabilities were the lighest since Novem-
ber.
Business failures In Canada for the
live days ending Wednesday number lS,
against % last year.
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DIRK, July 3.-Close

NEW YORK, July 3.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper. per cent.
business In bankers bills at 81 SO 10 for
sixty-day bills and at 81 81 for demand
Commercial bills, s. s29
Bar silver. 5Slc: Mexican dollars. 4sc.
Government bonds weak Railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call steady, 1902 per cent;
ruling rate. 2 per cent. closing bid. II
per cent: offered at per cent
Time loans easier: sixty days 2lN3
per cent; ninety days, "a per cent: six
months, 55@5i per cent
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Coffee Futures

NEW YORK, July 3.-Coffee futures
opened steady a decline of 9 to 10
points in response TO disappointing Eu-
ropean cables. a little foreign selling and
scattering liquidation. There was no par
tcularly active or aggressive dema nd.
but realizing by recent sellers for over
the holidays and reports OF a steady cost
cause moderate rallies with the close
steady at a net loss of TO s points July.
9.1sc, September. e.41c; October, e,4sc
DECEMBER. ?e2c; January s.s7c: March.
9.T3c: May. o.S3c.
Spot. steady: Rio Is. aic: Santos As,
ilac, mild, steady; Cordova, i3a15sc.
nominal
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Butte Entries.

BY International SewE Service
First race four and a half turlonss-Kit,y. Sill
Harry ITO, Auntio Curl, Art Rick Princes
Janice I07 Duko o. scby Bob Hens!cy. los
Hilton Roblso. 10i: Say. Ada Kennedy. Gip lily
va I02
Second race. five furlonEs-Wntso lm Nifty
Usage chief Province. Noise. 100; senorlts
para MolNe Richards. io.
Third race fivs and halt turlongs-MarIc
Cochiu Ruth Esther. Anna Schneider Dottia r..
I0;: sam Connor. Wild Boar, Order OF Dance.
r-cx our Leader loi: Mary oDay. Lady Ade-
iaIdc i02: Brigham. a6
Fourth race. futurity courso rtekes-Psy Streak,
1it: ParIor Boy. i07: Amercuh, Harry Lauder.
1905: Contom. Mimorlur lo5; Gold Finn. ioa
buddy Clip. IoS.
Fifth race. five and a half furioDgS--Regsrds,
New Haven. Annual Iuteres' Charles Green l0a:
Robcrts Eve,nn. Medic. i0T Mural. sixteen. io4;
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DIED

SHEEN-At Onyx. Ida. July J, 1918,
from railroad accident, Clinton D, son
of BENJAMIN II. and Ethel NJ Sheen;
born December 10. 1906. In Salt Lake
CITY Funeral services Saturday July >:
1918. AT p, m. from the Twenty-fourth
ward chapel this city, Friends arc in
yited TO attend and can call at the family
residence $50 Wall street. on day OF
funeral from IL a IN. 10 so p. m. In
terment In City cemetery.
CiI-NTHER-At the family residence, 15i
Roosevelt avenue. July .. 1913 OF can
GER Selma E Gunther. wife of Frederick
Gunther: born August 10. lS6S. in Ger
many Notice Of funeral later.
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ChicapO

CHICAGO. July 3.-Hogs-Receipts.
10 600. market strong: 10c above yes
terday's average: bulk OF sales. $3.50
300; light: se.7S@a.o5; mixed, $3.50
pigs. S700NS75.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000: market. slow;
beeves s7.10MS.S0: Texas steers, $4,000
$40; western steers, s710@S20: stockers
and feeders, S5.75mS.oN; cows and heifers.
So 90mS %: calves, s65o6o5o.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market, steady
native. 81 5o@7 80: western. s4,75@ 30;
yesrlings, s5.40@6.60 lambs. ma tive. s5, so
I1.SO: western, s5,75GD7.so
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A. J. HALL; LADIES' AND CENTS
suits made 10 measure: cleaning, press
ing and repairing. 2o2 E. md SO. Was.
lS42. c3150
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|[CTR0 BRAND Of
HOPPER UNCHANGED
sd Still Quoted at $4.3O to
MAO in New York; Spell
4 ter Is Quiet.


eW YORK. July 3.-Copper-Nomi-
fandard spot and July. S13ST bid /;
p and September S13.s7@1a.S7; cleo
tt slt75@i5 90; lake, sl4s7@15.25;
1ie sl4509l4..sI.
e-Wesk; spot. 4o640.7o: July,
se'o.S0: August and September,
SfD5o.
ad-ou!ct; :43O@4.4O.
sieF-Quiet; s5.3O15 50.
,qmony-Nomnal; Cooksons. Ss,65
quiet and unchanged.
. Closing Stock List.
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Boston Wool Market,

BOSTON. July 3.-The Commercial Bull.
letin tomorrow Will say:
There has been a rather better demand
from the mills on current orders this
week. but at about the level OF last
weeks quotations a little old territory
wool has been sold but the bulk OF the
business has been in new woods. princi-
pally territories. including several hun
dred pounds Of Montanas and TeXar
wool Manufacturers still argue for q
S0-cent clean basis for the best fine and
fine medium wonls, but are frequently
obliged 10 raise this limit slightly.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, July s.--Flour, steady.
Wheat. spot firm: No 2 red. SIC; No. l
northern Duluth. sl.02 f. o. b. Futures
flrmer. July closed a 99ac. September al
81 1l-l6c and December at Sl00s.
Hops, firm.
Hides. firm
Petroleum. steady.
Raw sugar. firm, centrifugal. 3.4sc:
muscovado. 29Sc; molasses sugar, 2,73c;
refined sugar, firm.
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FISHING BASKETS TRIMMED
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

MAN FOR GENERAL AUTOMOBILE
work. at once. 70 Postoffice place.
c4o1s
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Jack Dillon Wins Easily.

By International News Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July s-Jaek Dillon prae-
tIcally knocked out Bill Nckiunon OF Boston IN
the laEt round OF thclr tcr-round hAule nero ,o-
night McKinuon went down repeatedly Tor the
count and was all but put out when the referee
stoppod the bout few seconds before tho Doll
on account OF Mc1Innon'B distressed condition
L, was Dlllon's fight all the way ana mehih-
non Was only able 10 stay as long hc dd By
running AVN holding and hugginE
In the scmi-windup, jim SnSlor knocked out
"patlilng' TORY OF PittsSurs In tho fourth
round
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Wool Auction Sales.

LONDON. July 3-The offerings al
the wool auction sales today amounted
10 1888 bales Good woods were active
and firm, but interiors were irregular A
fine assortment Of greasy merinos was
readily sold. principally TO the home trade
the best grades bringing Is 3bd TO Is Sid
African purchases were limited.
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CARD OF THANKS

-~~~@~-~~~N>~@~~~>%~~>N-"
MRS. c. j. VAN DEN AKf<ER DE-
sres TO extend her sincere gratitude
TO all those who assisted her In The hour
OF her deep sorrow and to those who
so literally responded 10 the call made
by Miss Gertrude l.. McGrath and Mrs.
r w Salisbury 1855
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS
REMOVAL NOTICE


MRS. NELLIE GLOVER THOMPSON
formerly living at No. 1iz So. Third
East, has moved 10 No. IL Brunswick
ave. where she has established dress
making parlors and Will be pleased TO
meet all old friends. CIT
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EYaporated FrlIits,

NEW YORK, July 3.-Evaporated al
pies. quiet
Prunes, quiet.
Apricots, firm
Peaches, steady.
Raisins, steady.
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TAILORING

HIGH GRADE WORK FOR LADIES
and gents. Utah Tailoring Co. 25l W.
Broadway. Was. 1926. c2i56
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Excursion rate to Ogden via BAN
berger Electric for July 4. Tickets
on sale July and 4. good returning
July 7. Round trip Sl.lO.
(Advcrtisoment)
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 3,-Hoss-
Receipts. 1000: market. 591oc- higher;
bulk. ss75as;s5: heavy s. 75@s.so; PACK:
crs and butchers IS@s'S6' light, 1915
9ss5: pigs, S7759s.So:
Cattle-Receipts, 500 including 200
southerns: market, steady. prime fed
steers. S8.25Ms65: dressed beef steers,
sT25GS 25; western steers, S6.50NS.00:
southern steers. s5,5o67.so; cows, s425GD
7.20: stoclsers and feeders. S5.75@S 90;
bulls, s5.75@7oo; calves, s6o0@e.2 20;
"esle sheenSRccsIpts. 5000: market. 1oc
higher: lambs. So. 5.75@I.25: yearlIngs. 81: Is
G5,T5; wethers, s4,26@5.oo: ewes. $500
AS; stockers and feeders. S2.ooMi 90.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. July 3.-Butter-Unchanged
Eges-Unoha ngeG receipts, 10.403
cases.
Potatoes-Unchanged receipts. so cars
Poultry-Alive, lower: fowls. l5c,
springs. 24c; turkeys, lie.
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'0' the day. 100. 500 nhares
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Excursion rate to Ogden win BAN
berger Electric for July 4, Tickets
on sale July 3 and 4, good returning
July 7. Round trip $1.l0.
thdvcrtiscmentl
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100; Mary Emily. I07. Hal p. io5; Firs, Fashion.
Fore Guard, lOs
Weather clear; track good.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass and pnlntcd. Phone
Wasatch 1903 N25
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New York Money

and deficit exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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FUR Observation-Disclosures
SCREEN DOORS

PREPARE FOR HOT WEATHER. .
screen doors. windows 20 order, j.
Racltley. 1909 So, 11th East. Hy. 915tJ.
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Take your picnic TO Wandamere to
Jlay. Fireworks and motor races.
fAdYertxcmcut.l
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Dancing matinee to 6. tonight $40
to 70 Majestic. advertisement }
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Cotton Market.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 3-Cotton closed
steady at a net decline OF to 10 points.
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Specialties Strong.

.spectslties were strong. especially the
chemical stocks. though inactive. Ameri
can Agricultural rose 81 Virginia Caro-
INA ] point and American Cotton OIL
a fraction.
Strength Of Pennsylvania Northern Pa
cihc and New York Central, according to
some brokers, was due TO the reinvest-
ment OF dividends and interest money dis
tributed the first of this month by rail-
roads and corporations.
While there are a good many persons
10 be round who believe stocks are chear
and good buy at present quota tIons few
OF them are making many purchases for
their own account. These persons were
classed today as members OF a mutual
admra ton society" which by directing
attention TO each upward movement In
the standard stocks hope to work up
speculative enthusiasm Tho ardor In
this direction. however. was dampered
considerably today when London sold
American stocks on balance. Most OF the
bulls In the street like TO talk about
the likelihood OF an upward movement
but frown when asked why they don't
pick up some stocks.
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Salt Lakes largest pavilion, Males
tic. Dancing tonight.
(Advertirsmontl
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Stampede prices arc SOC general ad
mission; % cents extra for bleache
seats: SOC for grandstand: 81 extra 70
boxes No double charges.
ADVERTISEMENT
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q, RROADAN WALL.
.,.ral News Service.

. st,onal News Service.
roRK July S.-specuIation was
=, The New York Stock e~-
,ossy OWNS TO the grand exodus
10 the country. Total dealings
a.v aggregated about 100. 600
ts me me- smallest for any nVe- hour
- s,nco m December. 1911. The dun
~ s.d ni,sd in very narrow price fiuc,,
lss.nI I'm the standard shares and
Icss az actional changes for the, day.
p,rIdc steel. Reading and Anal
.s % Ters the iavorites of what Ut
plta % was transacted and they all
sSnsh r,,h slight fractional losses. SPe-
s an The other hand. while mac
is ,rs y" from 10 points higher. the
.ssm @ gain gain being in Illinois Central
-.ssctlons OF 400 shares.
.sn Pacific was unaffected by the
y; s,v given by David Lamar at
t,svion and the charges lodged with
.ss,s,a.e commerce commission that
IVA is bankrupt a director Of the
p,cihc stated today that the mat
~. helnr taken under advisement
lTs statement was made IL would
Y hstore Monday He added that he
a lei Inundated II he answered
lounges al this time,
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, July 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $50; steady; native steers. .oO0
ern steers, SIS .Oo6750; Texans. s5 50@
SO: range cows and he!fere, S4 oO@7oo;
calves s1.o069 so.
ss 5565s 67t mixed SO 65@S 10; light.
ss 67A@s.75. pigs. s6.oo9s.oo; bulk OF
sales Sc S5@S.76.
s;heep-Receipts, 1900: higher: year-
llngs. So 0066, 25. wethers, Si.OO9i.Io:
lambs, Sc. 26N7 60.
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|uidation in London.

Ia, udces for stocks showed frac-
4, jossss due 10 lower range of
'stions sent over by London. where
! vas small liquidation OF Americans
q on the fresh outbreak in the Bal
4 London also sent orders over, TO
La for the sale OF securities, but
4 we're small
<,oTlng the early lleaviness the
=, ateadied itself, bat prices again
a an In the last hour on declaration
n between Servia and Bulgaria. to-
n With the expectation of strike
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MOVING

IF YOU ARE GOING TO MOVE OR
store your furniture phone the Moller-
up Van & Storage people. Was. 221l-J,
or Office Was 2l23 c2S3l
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pEC[JL ALTON DORMANT
0N THE STOCK EXCHANGE,
u, Dealings for the Day Aggregate Only About
100000 Shares; Price Fluctuations
Narrow

OF gold miners in Africa These influences
also encouraged the shorts to stand by
thelr commitments over the holidays. with
OF contracts by this element did moi
materlali5e. Some brokers stated tina,
tthe Influences back Of the recent raid or
the market were still actively at work
ana an attempt at a demons ira ton Is
expected carly next week
\ rumor was also current In the fins n
clal district that the government would
States Steel corpora ton This grew ont
OF the statement by Lamar that he had
formed the resolution instituting the in
vesugaton Of the steel corporate by
the Stanley committee
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KODAK DEVELOPING

EXPERT WORK ON SHORT NOTICE
Alseen Studios (e), l7s State ST. 60 q.
2Dd South c90l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

Saltair today. Bathing and dane
ing. rain or shine. Big time today.
(Advorti.emcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
GENERAL CEMENT WORK


CEMENT BLOCKS AND WORK OF ALL
kinds at reasonable prices. first-cla ss
workmanship; bids submitted on any Job
Gottlieb Ss Co, phone Was. 67SS. d26c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

Dancing tonight. Majestic pavilion
Big new floor, excellent music.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

Rathinc and dancinC al SaItair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS. BROAD
way Stables. 1st So. betw. Main and
State Was 1890. cio25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

Come to Majestic pavilion tonight
Fine new floor, big band
(hdvertisemont)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
CLEANING AND DYEING

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SALT LAKE CLEANING Co, BEST
work, prompt delivery. IL East Broad
way. Was. 5235. Hyland 1889 $685.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

Take your picnic to Wandamere to
day. Fireworks and motor races.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
PRINTING
SHAMPOOING

SHAMPOOING FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen: also expert beauty work In
all lines. 62 f.. ith South. Was. 1886.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04

Wandamere will be ideal after the
rain Take your picnics-
(Advrrtiacmcni.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-04
CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING
SHIRT WAIST LAUNDRY

TRY OUR FAMILY WASHING ON CUR
tains; high-claSs work. Wasatch 6l02.
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