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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
DENVERITES BUYING
SALT LAKE PROPERTY

Indications OF the regard in which the
present prosperity OF Salt Lake and the
future OF the town Is held by persons OF
other sections were received during the
past week by the realty department OF
The Salt Lake Security G. Trust company.
This concern received several inquiries
for Investments In Salt Lake real estate
from Denverttes. who made, the trip to
this city looking for possible exchanges
OF Denver and Salt Lake realty. Accord
ing to the real estate men connected with
the Security & Trust company, the Den
Yer men were willing TO exchange prop
erty In the Colorado capital for Salt Lake
realty on the basis Of three TO one One
PROSPECTIVE Investor offered 10000 worth
OF Denver holdings for $4,000 proposi-
ton IN Salt Lake.
Word received by the Salt Lake Secur-
ity & Trust company from representa-
lives who have recently returned from
eastern trips was 10 the effect that the
outlook for Salt Lake Is regarded as
brighter than that for any other city OF
the far western sections, and investors
are opening negotiations with Salt Lake
dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
COLORED DOMESTIC
QUICKLY REVIVED

supposed to be suffering from the ef-
tects OF an oplate, Grace Josie Stratton,
a colored domestic. was removed from
the residence Of Fl. 3. Clark. 303 Sew
enth East street, to the emergency hos
pltal at police headquarters for medi-
cal attention yesterday afternoon. when
she shortly made a startling return to
iull consciousness. The electric battery
In the hospital was applied and with the
hrst turn OF the crank operated by
Motorcycle Patrolman Harry Smith, the
woman sat up and yelled Jailer Thomas
Glllespie touched her on the neck with
me wire and the woman laughngly told
him to go way"
That the woman's condition might be
dangerous was suspected by her en-
ployers when she failed to get up yes
terday and remained apparently asleep
late into the day. a physician was sum
moned and worked over her for some
time. He could find no evidence OF the
effect OF any drug, but was baffled by
what is now believed to have been a BIT
OF possum" play. The physician went
with the ambulance TO the emergency
hospital and witnessed the reviving eff
Iects OF the electricity. He compliment ed
The jailer and patrolman on the effective
ness OF their method and left the hos
pital laughing
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NOTiC e.

This is to notify all customers of and
persons doing business with The Salt
Lake Box Company OF Salt Lake City
Utah, that william Hin. from this day
is no longer the manager OF and has no
further connection with the said Salt
Lake Box Company, The company Will
continue its business at No, 8l9 So
9Th West street, under new
management, and requests that Gus
toners make no further payments to
william Hll on any accounts due, but
that all payments be made direct to the
office Of the company. We wish to
thank our customers for their past
pa tronage and TO assure them that all
future orders will receive our best at
tention and be flled promptly
SALT LAKE BOX COMPANY.
By A. NJ. Gordon, President.
June 14th. 1913. c2B12
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Latonia Results.
By InteyDa tionaJ NewK Service.

By International News Service.
First race five turloDss-Idr Lavia,a. lc3
(Estcpl, slLso. $40 and $50: won; Old Bon.
los (BoreD. $3.50 and $40 second Earwood.
los (Bu1ion) 81. 10. third. Time, 800 20. Ju-
Inel;a Ttk.Tock, King Cotton, seloc snd Mike
Cohen also
Second race. one mile and seventy. ysrds-whits
Wool. III tGanz), S.&0. 81. so and $40 won
Chinook. - [Mortin). $50 and $50. soeond.
Wander, 100 (Tapin,. S2?o third. Time. 1:43.
Cousin Puma and Supervisor also ran.
Third race. five turlonss-csution 81 fMertin).
$76o, $3.50 and $3.50. won: Frances NJ, l02 (BuI-
tonl $3.50 nnd $50. second: cosis. io6 Hcnry,,
s. 10. third. Time. 100 5-5. EaDdro. Flaming
Blam!ugo. shepherdosg and Briggs Brother also
ran
Fourth race tho Latonia derby. mile and o
halt-Gowell, 1T tTeahen). 1870 $3.50 and out.
Won; Great Britain. i2o Uoftus). t2.s0 and out.
6ccondi Foundation. 12a CTaplinj. out third Time.
2:al 1-5. Only three started.
Fifth race six turlongs-cash on DaliveTy. los
fBuIton), 5000. 3I.a0 and s2e0 won hmorst,
io8 (Es,ep). $3.50 and siso. second Maria G..
50 Cdavtin), $40. third Time 1;12 2-5 George
oxnuTd, Luther Henry Rite and sonada also
ran.
Sixth race, ono mile and si1tcenth-Flora Finn
1o5 (Andrcssl sl5.4o. 81 30 and $50, won: Beua-
net 30 (McDonaldl $500 and $3.50 second
Samuel E. Meyer. JOS tHenrl 36.ao. third. Time.
;M 3-5. Melton Street. Morristown, Irish Gentle
man. Any Fort and Impression also ran.
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Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE depot
ouartermsster at Philadelphia will pro-
ceed to Amber Pa. for inspection Of
FoIiowing promotions OF officers OF cav
airy are ordered:
Captain oren 2. Meyer unassigned, to
tenant William A. Austin. Tenth cavalry.
TO captain Third cavalry: Second Lieuten-
ant Charles L. Stevenson. Fifteenth cav
airy. to first lieutenant Fifteenth cav
Special orders of May. 10 to Second
Lieutenant Millard F. Harmon, Jr. Ninth
infantry. revoked.
second Lieutenant FTlber P. Streinger.
Twenty eighth infantry. Is transferred to
the Thirteenth infantry. effective Au-
gust I.
Following transfers at the request OF
Captain James n, Pickering from Third
infantry to Sixth Infantry Captain G.
Arthur Arthur Hadsell from Sixth infantry to
First lieutenant Albert G.. Goodwin,
Ninth infantry. will proceed TO army and
navy general hospital, Hot Springs, Ark,
for observation and treatment.
First Lieutenant Frederick w. Boschen,
Sixteenth infantry. Is transferred to the
Seventeenth infantry
Following transfers Of officers of field
artillery are ordered:
Colonel Ell d. Howek from Sixth field
artillery to Second artillery; Colonel Ed :
ward D. Millar from Second field artIl-
lery TO the StSth ncld 0rtlHery.
First Lieutenant Burt w, Phillips.
Fourteenth infantry. will proceed to Fort
Niagara. n y, for duty IN In connection
Army orders OF June Is:
Major James A, Logan, Jr.,. quarter
masters corps, Is assigned to temporary
duty 10 camp OF instruction. WInches-
Colonel Abner Pickering; Eleventh In
faptry, Is relieved from duty at Texas
City. Tex, and Will proceed TO Fort D.
A. Russell. Wyo.
Following transfers at the request OF
officers concerned ara ordered;
Second Lieutenant Tolbert r. Harding
from the sixth infantry TO Twentieth In
tantry; Lieutenant Horace @. Ball from
the twentieth infantry 10 the Sixth in
fantry.
! First Lieutenant De witt r. C. Grubbs
Sixth infantry. will proceed 10 Seattle
Wash. for duty as inspector-instructor
OF the organized militia.
Captain John x. Miller. Eighteenth in
fantry. 10 detailed for gene>al recruiting
service at Fort Socuni, N. Y.
Captain John w. Barnes. infantry, Ia
asst gned TO the Eighteenth infantry
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Couer d'Aleue Results.

First race, elk furlonGs-Mazurks. io2 tBentop).
10 !. won: Dehlgrcn. Ill (selsfO. is 10 sec
ond: Holanird. lOs &c Kelly, II to s. third
Timo. 1918 is. Tony Koch. Nosdn. Osouro, Dub
lin Minstrel and Mortinmns also
Second race five furlong6-EGglo Wing. lot
(Grotb) Is to s. Sam Grlgeby' io3 Gentry.
10 /. second; Neville lol tHiIlI. II TO g. third
Time, 1:02 Ed b.. EIeotrowan. oratorian. Prince
Conrad, On Parole. Belle Griffin and Grizzly Bear
also ran,
Tni.d rsoo elk furlongs-Denna Stafford. 40
tMous). TO 1. won: Yoladay, Jr., ia (Selafh,
to 2. second: LILLIAN Ray. ITO (W, MelntJre).
], 10 J. third. Timo. i.i5 1-5. Lord OF ths For
ost. Maud Mckee Boss. Hernia and King sial-
Fourth race, five furIonss-otnelio. i16 tE. Nc.
E~en). s To 5. won; LlttIo Bit lo7 (Gentry). s
10 I. second: Bling. los (Groth), to i third,
Time 1902 Kindness. Huy Bucnn- Coimie Dou~
gall and Sbndruoh also
40 tXndernon) IL to s. won. Orange Blossom:
Cpezanson,, lls j to to 5. third time. I:oT Parior
Boy, sidnoy psteTs. Tlford Thomas aud Ben Ara
alHo
Sixth faeo. fivo and half furloDEs-Yuha. lIs
tcnvsnsushj, 8 to 2. won: sodh. in tw: Car
gan). 8 TO !. second; Charlie Brown, ITO tburlin-
gsms). to J., thira Tlmo: t;o7 - Rosirls'
No Quarter. Fitzgerald and Definite also ran
Seventh race ono milo-Lotta Crccd, l0b wv,
Mathews), 10 ]. won; John Louio ll2 fJ.
Murphy, oven. second; Molts, ii2 tsiriufO 10
J. thiyd Time. 1.E Hhdad. siStor Florence.
Mnndadoro and First Star alto ran.
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KAISER COMPLETES
18TH YEAR OF REIGN

BERLIN, June 14-The jubilee fes-
tivities in connection with the compile
tion tomorrow of the twenty fifth year
of Emperor William S reign are getting
In full swing throughout the empire
The Berlin newspapers print columns
of dispatches today regarding celebra-
tions being held in the cities Of Ger
many and abroad.
Amnesties have been granted by the
sovereigns of the various German
states and endowments amounting to
millions of dollars have been bestowed
on philanthropic institutions. The gen
eral emphasis laid upon the peaceful
character of the German emperor and
his reign is the striking feature in a
year Of a billion mark military bill.
This was summed up In q speech made
by President Kaempf at a commemo-
rative session TODAY of the reichstag,
which was attended bv the imperial
chancellor, DR.. Won Berthmann Hollweg
and all ministers.
The speaker referred to the emperor
as the "peace prince who, having in
his hand the mightiest instrument of
war, used it not 20 pluck martial or
der but to preserve the peace of the
Germans and the world
At noon today the emperor received
the Turkish ambassador to Germany.
and Cardinal Won Kopp, who respec~
lively presented to his majesty the
congratulations of the heads of Mo
hammedan and Catholic worlds.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELEc-
TION,

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton has been called and Will be held IN
each municipal ward OF Salt Lake CITY
on the twenty-sixth day OF June, 1913. 10
vote upon the following questions;
l. Shall the Board OF Education OF
Salt Lake City school district Issue a4d M
sell bonds to the amount OF Sloo. ooo.oo
for the purpose OF refunding and redeem
ing the third series OF bonds issued by
the Salt Lake City school district. dated
August 1st, 1893, and maturing August
/. 1913?
O. Shall the Board OF Education of the
Salt Lake City school district issue and
sell bonds In the amount Of Sl0o.o0ooo FOR
the purpose OF raising money FOR COM
course of erection and supplying the
same with furniture and necessary ap-
para atus?
3. Shall the Board OF Education of Salt
Lake City school district Issue and sell
bonds In the amount OF 500, 10000 for
the purpose OF raising money for pur~
chasing school sites, for building or pur-
chasing one or more grade schoolhouses
and necessary apparatus. and improving
the grounds now owned and to be pur-
chased by the Salt Lake City school dis
trict?
All of said bonds to be OF the de-
non1ina ton OF one thousand (s100o.00)
dollars each; to bear interest at the rate
of four and one-half per. cent per an
mum, payable -semi-annually and to run
for period Of twenty years.
Said election to be held In Salt Lake
City, Utah. on Thursday. the 2eth day
Of June. 1913.
There shall be hve polling places. one
in each Of the Ave municipal wards, as
follows
First Municipal Ward. room 2o2 city
and county building:
Second Municipal Ward. No. SO Post
office place;
Third Municipal Ward. high school.
corner OF First North and Second West
streets:
Fourth Municipal Ward, Longfellow
school, corner street and First ave-
nue..
South between 4th and 9Th East streets.
The names OF the judges to conduct the
election Of the Respective polling places
are as follows:
First. Municipal Ward-E. p: Haskins,
cor 9th z. and 18th South; Mrs. A. w,
Eardley No. 2 Meades apis; William E.
Pugh. S54 Second East.
Second Municipal Ward-ElnathaD Ell
dredge. s21 Washington ave; II. 2. Claw
son, Jr.. At So. Ist West; B, D. Black
Third Municipal Ward-A. F. Thomas.
1877 North West Temple; F. A. Lund. ss
West 3rd North: Joseph Burdette. 237
North 1st West,
Beatie. No; 10 First ave; Frank l.
Gardner, 1121 First ave; Stephen H.
Fifth Municipal Wards. B. Wester-
field. 9Ts e. 2nd South; Charles Arnup.
22o South 9Th East. Arthur Parsons, 100
The polls will remain open. during the
time from seven o'clock In the morning
until seven o'clock In the evening.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. SALT
By J. T. Hammond, President
Z. 2. Judd. Clerk. c2143
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OSTEOPATHY

--~~-~~~-~---------~>~>
DR. c. A GAMBLE. NERVOUS DIS
orders and diseases OF women a spe-
cialty. No. sos Mcintyre bldg. Office,
Wasatch 52S1. residence, 5000. b3S
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" SUES MAN
gM0VER REALTY

%S Ss,.s Possession of certain
s.ri.0 ale alleges she parted
|Il,sI = district stiet court yesterday
v @cwell against ". &.
& y, ,osSSsiares 81 that Ayers prom
'Iie.s ssy a month for the rest
\ H. ,s would deed TO him two
4 i Ss part OF the city. she
ll:s,sa aaae the deed. but ha S
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IN TEE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE
I'm the matter OF William 3, Boyd,
voluntary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy,
No; 1919. ,,
Salt Lake City, In the county OF Salt
Lake and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the 4th
day OF June. 1918. the said William B.
Boyd was duly adtudcated bankrupt; and
that the first meeting Of his creditors
Will be held at my office In the CONT
mental block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the 25th day Of June. 1913. at 1890
o'clock In the forenoon. at which time
tho said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint a. trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly como before said
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN
Rferee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City, June 4, 1913 c24s5
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of Utah
In the matter OF Matthias V, Berger.
voluntary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy.
No 1898.
To the creditors OF Matthias V. Berger OF
Salt Lake City, in the county OF Salt
Lake, and district aforesaid. bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the Srd
day OF June. 1913. the said Matthias ",
Berger was duly ad3udicated bank
rupt: and that the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at my office In the
Continental block. Salt Lake City, Utah,
on the 2oth day OF June, 1913, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, exa mine the
bankrupt, and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting,
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee In Bankruptcy.
salt Lake City, June IA. 1918.
,roI63
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|iIl STEEL
MATERIALS s
/ [N|DE FREE
. Members of Senate
!, Committee Con-
/. Add to Total Es-
IA Revenue Loss.

,,,oy June 14.-Thles
g!vii, y. i,,s list OF the tarlff
!. ,rd steel raw materials 5
..ira.sd dutiable value oil
|. $4,000 a year, was APP
a, sy the majority mem
I, es.ss finance committee
'.I lie senata's additions
',rood free list to an ag'
s,aI loss of S2,OOO,OOo IN
-,sIlg the total estimated
n loss from the tree list
rtS0N. on tbo
In report OF the metal
',rrnsu Simmons announced
"A gidsly cut, nearly every
y ,,ssdule being reduced.
4. lIst we're aoded pig IRON,
'',',,s,, ~ steel blooms, slabs
q ali finished steel prod
rs.re reduction of 10 per
Siis from the Underwood
:, ,pd aluminium were ler,
'sisf3 upon Monday, Alum
Z tispged from an ad va.
4 /, r,ssific tariff basis, and
4 n Be reduced, but it will
-,frrsd to the free list, as
q ,Iyo.sted. Aluminium ex-
4 i allied in Monday by the
4 h % over the committee S
-,,xiiit rates, and if no mis-,
IS ksn made in computing
= tie subcommittee rates will
q.
-faaI steel, which was made
|Il per cent in the Under
1 ~ been reduced compensa'
N iise listing of raw mater
|rHsge resultant rates being
( u eat ad valorem- The raw
fgs placed on the free list
kusp they are controlled by
n Slatss Steel corporation,
TO supply the in
b rtirtacfMers,
J s,ncns said tonight that
csstvs features of the bill,
h neeatsd such a problem
llSil upon Monday or Tues
|ht ihs bill would be ready
"a By Wednesday or Thurs
|p sgyead by many Demo.
n:Es that it would have been
|nas bssu no attempt at this
enEss the tariff administra-
QFass. Inasmuch as the
" Hade many changes and
y ~ considered the subject
tAEs, it was finally deter
= he revision task should be
y An Democrats of the
E,Etes make no secret OF
~ il 5ould have been pos
'San the Payns.Aldrich bill
7n provisions until a com
n,ks q thorough study of
z I'd recommend changes at
~ the committee will take
2kqeufal and sundries sched.
s. nee list, meeting all day
ss night in order to rush
Z Z @plet!on. 1t is predicted
~ make few changes and
2 tns measure can be in
~! Wednesday, June 5.
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Northwestern League

AZ Vancouver Girst eame)-Portland 8: Van
couver. s.
Second gane-yancouver. 3; Portland. g. tCallod
al end OF fourteenth inning
Al Scattle-V!ctorin, g. Seattle s
A, Tacoma-spokanc, 9; Tocoma 9.
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; dIstrSIs9, rSI9,URr OF TIDE
Ndls a The sstste' Q, :, Utah lil
~ ''Sesssd.-Notice Of
ss's sss xlu sell III. to,,
addsr, public ~ auction, "i1tT foT
6lys' ysaIs v LAX" "esa eountS 1font ,Slo9, door
M N Il o'cl,sE,n ON, on the 18th ,,; dav
=. . ci0cS noon Of saiS sIS
'Se City IsssS,,yy.two (ss5,' 'er p,st OF
9 "a fiF%S "a ono .haiSn Hind 1,Ip running
isls.l a., 'oes thence ICE sontb sHuj;
& : susSl Place Of Of baaisea thence east
hssS; hsss;c. Ton per cent .,
+ d 80 court and dsi'Rsrry~ siH'Htir~s 81 +
Ia SsSs' sili ], corrLE.
~'''', deceased ss estate of
's for Es.o,..
''or. c24s7
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Fuel Nine PLAYS MidVale,

The Utah Fuel baseball team Will travel
10 Midvale this afternoon to play the
Mldvale nine. This game promises to
es Xe eoed as nGrn bons
will take the 2:30 o'clock car for Md
vale.
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WASHINGTON, June 14-In recog

milton of the twenty.ffth anniversary
of accession of Emperor William to
the German throne, President Wilson
today sent the emperor the following
message:
''In the sincere hope that a long con,
tinuance of your majesty,s peaceful
reign may bring the great German peo-
pie increased blessing, l offer to your
majesty the cordial Fluctuations OF the
government and people of the United
States on this twenty-ffth anniversary
of your majesty's accession and my
personal good wishes for your maJes-
tvs welfare
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College Baseball

Al Cambridge, Mass.-University ot
Pennsylvania 4, Harvard 3.
AT Amherst Mass.-Amherst S. Mas
sachusetts Agricultural 4.
AT Worcester. Mass.--Holy Cross 5
Brown O.
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS
LAWN -OWERs sHARPENED

AND REPIRED: BABY sUaaIEs RE
tired c. A. Fowler. key gun, bike and
novelty works. Phone Wasatch 1880.
lls. West 2nd So a147
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AUCTION SALES

MONDAY. AT 5s WEST 2ND so.
VIII sell for Mr.. Dowss roonls ol FUR
niture, rugs. carpet. Iron and brass beds.
bedding, stewart range: also aas range.
utensils. dishes and everything for the
home. ] Will also sell a lot OF store fix
lures. plate glass show cases with mar
bic base. cost 5000; back wall cases quit
able for restaurant or confectionery, Is
register, total adder. Office desk. roll
top. like new; lot hall carpet. Halls safe
Hammond typewriter. elect. chandeliers
Ice cream tables and chairs. lot fixtures
large and small refrgcro tors. Sale 1890
a. nj. G.. L. OSTERLOH.
c2532
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W. Laksr Winner

~ iS .v, The construction Of
"a Isa1s,a,,ds mo ,dsormItory addition
hi, i,"tfsIeo tsIeo 10 the A A.
y ssIls,IaA ss lake, The successful
IA fnf sinn was sa0,400. Con-
's started at once.
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Hardwares at Bingham

The Salt Lake Hardware team will
play the Bingham nine at Bingha m to-
day. The Hardware players will leave
on the 7;45 Garfield e. Bingham train
this morning.
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DIED

kuROSU-In this city, June II. 1919.
servioes viii Se 1ggd eaId Ip 49, yearS ropnn
Co.'S chapel. 225 and 227 South West
Temple street, today Sunday at r.
m. 1nterment: City cemetery.
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PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING
CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN, c.. II D.
CHINESE HERB INSTITUTE.
11s s. MAIN, UPSTAIRS.
Yee Foo Lun. C. II. D., Chinese hero
treatment has cured thousands Of suf-
ferers WHY NOT YOU? Natures
way-The Chinese Herb way-is the
hest for rheumatism, Dropsy, Catarrh.
Blood Disorders and other ailments
Hours a. m, to p. m; Sundays 10
q. m. 10 3 p, m: evenings z to 6; specia!
appointments at Hotel Utah. Phone
Wasatch $3.50. Consultation free by pre-
sentipg this notice b3S36
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sao. ..coNTRAcToRs

81 ~ 70 coNrRAcToss
D M Y hereby eivsn ,,,+
>Fs d y rTascelysd and opened
sit a, Seoocation Of Jordan
IN A. ass Gsy Of June. 1918 At
] 4 y5s.ss sae n Office Of the Tor a.
"a a. lor the finishing OF
e;coI Iss ss'ni rooms and hail IN
NScsijo.u.t Utah. according TO-
Nr. Yn,low now on flle In the
piauss h%;5tsgaaioerg. architect,
/. building. Salt Lake
sE ss accompanies min,
" bIS ~, per cent OF The
h II sSGsde SMade pays Bile to the Inc
~ ate, ~ bidder ,s viii, within
u &scs &,'ccss with the said a. mas, for,
y Ply bonn bIil !, and furnish a
1 Z Ne eru,r,a ~ a. sum equal
M Nus sS1 wiu flnish all work SuI
~ ma Az, dsec Specifications on ., |,
u eoStyys ., o. August. Isis, VA
Mu A's ns Shall be: The
~ i !, ,.sI o. Architects 0y co1Ia Inc e
s' the architect 6
a, % reject any or all
sSsRIEg.GGArron JORDAN
c2314
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Flag Day at Boston.

BOSTON. June N.-Flag day was cele"
bratcd here today with Secretary OF the
Navy Daniels as the orator Tho pro-
gram Included a parade OF sailors, SOL
'dicr5 and militia
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK THOSE WHO
SO generously contributed TO us for the
festival given for the benefit Of the new
catholic church Our Lady OF Lourdes.
MRS. GEORGE JOHNSTON.
MRS. j. H. JOHNSTON.
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taXidermist line made as you want 1t.
P Stencil Fur Co, 81 f. Broadway-23
years In Salt Lake. n525
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

REMOVAL NOTICE.
THE OFFICE OF DIR. 7. B, BEATTY
and the state board Of health has been
moved from Mercantile bldg. to 612 Sos,
ton bldg. cZlis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
FIREPROOF STORAGE

HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW AUTO
trucks-three OF them? More than all
OF our alleged competitors (and then
some). Our strictly fireproof storehouse
(only one In the city free from RATB
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 pilterage fire and all other
damage incidental to shipping.
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