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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17

participate in the second big rabbit hunt
of the season tomorrow. IL Is certain
at this time that moro than i0Q Gunmcn
will leave this city al 8 o'clock tomor-
row morning on special train. which
VIII transport them TO Lake station on
the Kclton branch OF tho Southern IA.
cilic From that point they will proceed
in squads of ten 10 cover mitch territory
mt tic north end of the lake.
The list OF prizes and their donors IN
ciuie the Following: Hunting coat,
Proudiit Sporting Goods company; pcrco :
lator. George A. Lowe company; box OF
cigars. International Cigar company: 30
poir OF shoes w. H Wright & Co.:
Hawes hat, Fred NJ. Nye: hunting coat
Browning Brothers: nickel-plated tea
Kettle Burton Implement company: rug.
Ogden Furniture company. hat, Watson
& Tanner Clothing company. box OF ci-
g.lrs Intesmountain Cigar company: box
of cigars, Columbia Club Cigar company:
box OF cigars, Wesslcr Cigar company;
suspeude- set. Reese Howell & Co. s5.o0
zeal ticket Elite cafe; and \ chicken and
trout dinner Tor the four hunters with
the highest scores, 7. :. Feeney, Fal-
stan cafe.
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MAKING PROVISIONS
FOR MANY VISITORS
Ogden City Expects Many
Guests During Big Con-
vention Week.
snncial 10 TIE Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan i5-At the regular meet
Ing OF the directors OF the Ogden pub
uclty bureau tids afternoon preparations
were made 10 provide Recommendations
Tor the 1900 visitors who are expected
IN attend the various conventions IN this
CITY next week. \ committee composed
OF o. ]. Stilwcll and Gus Wright was
selected to canvass ihe hotels Tor the
purpose OF ascer,ainns the number Oh
guests that can be accommodated. ihe
bureau has also deemed It advisable for
chose people residing near the business
district TO report 20 the Weber club the
nnn,her OF rooms which they could rent
during the week. together with the price
which will he charged. -,
Manager Stilweu and his assistant VIII
also cali upon the merchants Tor eae
purpose of Influencing them 20 decorate
their business houses during tne WeeH
az The conventions The Weber clup
has been selected az the headquarters
for the convention visitors. whlie tne
exception OF the Utah DeYeop,neil
league. will be held al the prpneuTn
thcatcr during the mornings ana a!ter-
moons. The league sessions VIII DC he!d
q, The Weber club. -
programmes or the four state organiaa :
lions to hold conventions here, VIII De
issued within the next few days. INC
oropa rltions is composed of Joseph r..
Wright. chairman: ". T. Rudisers j. NJ
Torris,al, j. :. Curver. Joseph Rirlc ana
Carl G. Rasmussen. Tic manufacturers
exhibit and pure food show and the see
ord annual poultry show will add inter
cst TO the weeks programme or events,
r-y,rr railroad and electric lilc has an
nounccd reduced rates for the week.
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FRANCE WILL ELECT
A PRESIDENT TODAY
Either Premier Poincare or
M. Pans Likely to Win,
Dubost Is a Possibility.

PARIS. Jan. l6.-A president OF
France will be chosen tomorrow by the
national assembly at Versailles. The
members Of the chamber of deputies
and Of the senate sitting together as
the national assembly at Versailles,
The eve Of the election finds the situa-
tiou as regards the candidates as in
volved as it was at the beginning.
The joint caucus TO nominate a cain
didate for the presidency ended to-
day without giving an absolute ma
iority to either Premier Poincarc or
Jules PANS, minister Of agriculture,
and it Is impossible to forecast tomor.
rows result, although apparently the
election lies between these two Off
cials. The third ballot taken this af-
teruoon gave Premier Poincure 300
votes, while NJ. Pans received 3lj.
Five votes went to the three other
candidates.
1t is thought however, that the radi,
cal left may bring forward new
candidate, or revive the candidacy of
Antonin Dubost, president of the sen
ate, or ex-Premier Felix Ribot, if NJ.
Pans does not win on the first ballot,
for which the Socialist, Edwardo
NdlllduIs SIdHub- III Is cApldlHCu IndL
the uncertain situation is due to the
fact that large number of NJ Poin-
cares supporters would refuse to vote
for NJ, Pans If the premier withdrew,
while none of the opponents Of the pro.
portional representation, who spport
the candidacy Of M. PANS, woyd vote
for Premier Poincare If the minister
of agriculture retired. There are more
than ono hundred right and conserva-
tive Republicans, who were not present
at the caucus, most Of whom, it IS
expected, will vote for NJ. Poincarc.
And there are seyenty-6ve Socialists
who might vote for the premier on a
second ballot, on accent Of his champ
ionship Of proportional representation
OF which they are advocates.
\ large meeting Of the members Of
the Republican left was held late to.
night. under the chairmanship of cx-
Premier Combes. The opening dis.
cussion was exceedingly stormy. NJ.
Clemenceau eharacterizing Ferdinand
Buison as miserable liar
Calm has been restored. the dclega-
tjon, including NJ Clemenceau Gail
laux, Combes and Monis. which had
! been sent 10 ask Premier Poincare, in
the interests of the Republican party,
20 withdraw. IL NJ. Pans did likewise,
reported that NJ. Poincare absolutely
refused 10 do so.
! The premier made several efforts to.
| day TO induce Leon Bourgeois to re.
consider his decision and accent The
candidacy, but without avail
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WIVES SEEK DIVORCE.
Two File Complaints in District Court
as Ogden.

Special ,o Tie Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 1.-two wives, VINO
,,ays tired uf the matrimonial yoke, e%-
presscd their desire for legal separation
in divorce complaints fled In the dis
triet court today. Hen1rena kammeyer
i seeking q second divorce from John
i:ar,meycr the charge ,n this instance
being habituai drunkenness.
They were marricd FOR the first time
IN Holland ir 1887. Til. wife was award
ed "A decree %: divorce In the Weber
county court iu January. 1907, but the
following year the parties were rcmar-
licd Mrs. Kammeycg declares that her
husband l. given To FITS oi temper, cit
ing an alleged instance IN the effect that
un January s last nc empiied the con-
tents OF a tobacco jar into the food she
had just placed upon the table for din
her She petitions the court for d.
vorcc custody OF two minor children
now I'm ler care. and the home at 2i3l
Williams avenue.
IN her action against l.. G. HoeGsted.
Susie Hoegsted alleges that the husband
has neglected her and failed 10 provide
the common necessities Of life. They
were married at Salt Lake on Novem-
Der :. 1907 The wife petitions for IL de-
cree OF divorce. custody OF one minor
child and general relief
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ARREST BRINGS GOOD LUCK.
Family Of Man Charged With Stealing
Coal is Provided Fer.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jam l6.-Marion MangIm had
70 thought other thaa that hts troubles
lad been increased when he was ar
raigacd before Judge W. II. Reeder yes,
;ortay no-uiug for stealing sinai
auaul.ly ~ coal from the oregon snort
Line railroad yards. but instead OF a
misfortune his arrest proved 10 be
v'rokc a. lack. ts q result OF his arraiSu-
ncnt. Mrs NanEuu and the Tour chill
drru hav. been provided with food, cloth :
ina anJ feel. wh'lc IN" husband mas sc
cured jon In tic clty's street depart
ircui.
After Judge Eeedcr decided TO Win :
hI'J Judgment after hearing the man
story. Officcr Osc1r Swanson was sent
nu: io investigate the case. He FOUND
fhat Maucuui had not fu'Stcprescntco
Inc conditions the family being dcsu-
iltr and Ia need of phyairien's care
a. we'll as the common necessities OF NE
The county commissioners extended as
sistsiure al once and Judge FEEDER was
nstrumenta1 u securing Il place ior
NIans.um on street work.
When the case was called again Llns
morning Judge Reeder granted the mo-
lion ~: Assistant City Attorney JonIl
lJcyWcod that the Charge be dismissed
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Vehicle Tax Law Discussed
Snocial To Tho Tribune.

Special to The Tribunc.
OGDEN. Jan l6-In considering the
recommendations OF the state highway
commission at their meeting this after
noon the directors of the Ogden Publicity
bureau approved four of the six pro-
posals. They objected TO recommen endation
No. which provides for comprehen-
sive vehicle tax law. because they do not
believe such a law practical In regard
to recommendation No. 6. modifying the
law governing state road funds so that
the money shall be concentrated In the
hands OF tho state road commission and
disbursed by the authority OF the com
mission. the bureau directors voted
against the proposal.
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DIED

HOPKINS-At No. Kendall terrace,
January l6. 1913, Emma Hopkins. wife
of w. j. Hopkins, aged ~ years. Flu
neral services viii he held at O'Donncll
g. Co.'S chapel. 226 and 297 South West
Temple street. Sunday. January 10. at
> D. m Interment In CITY cemetery
HOSSING-At the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Sorensen. 1855
East Fourth South street, January. 16.
1919, of cancer. Annie *. Hossjng, born
December 10. 1928. IN Norway. Funeral
Thirty-thIrd ward chapel. Friends are
Invited To attend and can call at the
family residence on day OF funeral from
IL a m. TO / p. IN. 1ptcrment In CITY
Cometcrv.
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION.
Ogden Boys WllI Be Present at Gather
Ing 10 Be Held In Zion.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. ls.-Thc delegation OF
bows representing the knights OF King
Arthur. Il local organization, VIII depa RI
over the Bambergcr road AT O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon 20 attend the third
annual convention of the Associated Boys
Clubs OF Utah In Salt Lake The nrst
sessic, OF the convention will be held
In tho T. NJ. c, a. building on Friday
evening md the convention continues
over Saturday and Sunday:
The Rev. G.. F. Rassweiler. pastor OF
tic First Methodist church, VIII accom-
pnny the boys 10 salt Lake. but expects
10 return Saturday afternoon. FRANK
association viii DC one OF the principal
speakers al the Friday night session. II
is expected illat Ogden will be represent
cd Ia the convention oy not less than
THIRTY members o, the various local or
sauizatiorE
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Big Potato Shipments
special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 16.-Because OF the IA
vorable market which has developed in
the east the Pacific Fruit Express com
pary is handling from twenty-ii to thir-
~ carloads of potatoes through this city
every twenty-four hours. The largest
shipments are coming from the districts
in the vicinity OF Blaclsfoot and Idaho
Fails, Ida. and are consigned to Mis-
souri, river points While the weather Is
la its present condition no artificial heat
Is required in the cars to keep the tubera
from freezing
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Hall Is Complimented.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan, 16.-The directors OF the
Ogden Fruit Growers association are well
pleased with the manner in which Man
aSer r.. S. Hall handled the affairs OF
the organization last season and have
decided TO retain him for the season OF
1919. Whether the association VIII be
connected with the Utah Fruit exchange
during the coming season has not been
definitely determined. as there Is q DOS
sbillty that the exchange may abandon
and Vice President G.. a. H!ckenloopcr
were chosen TO represent the association
At the meeting of tho state hortlculturists
in Sail In\e today.
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Wanted-People


SINCE WE MOVED INTO THE
kearns building We have not had
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We have been making money. Of course,
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Nearly forgot TO say that we give
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MEETING OF WORLDS
FOREMOST EXPLORERS

PHILADELPHIA Jan. l6.-Thrce of
Captain Roald Amundscn, discovcrer Of
the South pole; Rear Admiral Robert
T. Pcary dscovcrcr OF the North pole.
and Lieutenant Ernest Shncklcford or
the British navy author and explorer
were the guests OF honor AT a reception
by the Arts club here tonight.
Prominent among other guests was
Amos Bonsall OF Phlladelphla, the last
surviving member of the Elisha Kept
Kane Arctic expedition. which went In
search of Sir John FrankIiu's Inflated
party in 1856. Mr.. Bonsall Is 81 years
old
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Pioneer Woman Dead.

SptclaI 70 TIC ITIUUIV
OGDEN. Jan. 1s.-After an illness OF
fourteen weeks from complication oI
diseases. Mrs. I.hoda Stone England vile
OF William England. died at her home at
Plain City at & O'Clock this morning She
was born in England May l, 1sil. and
came 20 Utah IN 1861. With the eNcep-
tion Of a brief period, she resided in
Plain City up TO the time of her death,
She is survived by two sons and one
daughter. all residing In Plain city. The
funeral services will be conducted in the
Plain City meeting house at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. followed by interment
in the cemetery al that place.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district OF Utah.
In the matter OF Marcbi Brothers. part :
ners. and Frank march, and Anibal
March,. individually. vol. RankrUpis.-
In bankruptcy No. 15it.
TO the creditors or Marchj Brothers.
partners, and Frank and Anibal Marchl.
Individually. OF Bingham. in the county
Of Salt Lake and district aforesaid.
banklupts:
Notice is hereby given that on the 2rd
day OF January. 1918. the said Marchl
Brothers and Frank and AnIbaI Marchl
were duly adjudicated bankrupt: and
that the first meeting OF their creditors
Will be held in my office In the CONT
Mental block Salt Lake City, Utah. on
the eth day OF January. 1919. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. al which time
the sa!d creditors may attend prove their
claims. appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupts. and transact such other busl-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. Jan. 49, 1913. nis5j
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Ogden Boy Successful.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Jan. l6.-T. Earl Pardoe. the
Ogden boy who Is studying dramatic art
In Boston. recently completed "a four
weeks engagement With "The Isle Of
Spice" musical comedy company. accord
ing To a letter received by a friend in
this city. Mr. Pardoe accepted the op-
pol'tunity TO take part In the production
during q brief respite from his duties
and has now returned TO school. As one
Of the principal comedians of the we'll
known musical comedy. Mr.. Pardoc's sue
ccss WIS comDlcte.
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Damage Suit Filed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. t6--AlleglnG that a con-
sgnmeut of $50 sheep shipped from
kemmcrer, Wyo. 10 Denver, Colo, We're
handled in a negligent manner. Oliver NJ.
Twictilell has brought suit against the
Union Pacific Railroad company In the
Second district court Tor the recovery CT
$3.50. The plaintiff declares that the
sheep shrunk in weight, this damaging
him to the extent Of 500. and that It cost
him $3.50 TO care for them after the ar
rival at The market.
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DATE OF HOP ANNOUNCED.
Ogden High School Cadets to Give Ball
on February 21.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 16.-The evening OF Feb
ruary Il has been selected az the date
for the annual military hop 20 be given
Under the auspices OF the Ogden high
school cadn;s The committees which
viii have charge OF the arrangements
have been appointed. Az in the past.
Governor William Spry and the members
of his staff viii be the guests OF honor
Under the direction OF Captain W. l.
Kncass. tho cadets arc practiciuG vari-
GUS drills. including Butts manual. for
presentation on the night OF the ball.
After the review OF the cadets by Gov
crnor Spry, and the exhibition drills the
remainder OF the evening VIII be devoted
10 dancing. Special invitations will be
extended To the officers OF the Salt Lake
hiSn school and Utah Agricultural col
icge battalions
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Under Amusement.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. discharged with lar
ceny for the alleged theft OF more than
one hundred electric light sockets, valued
AT $50. from the Weber Electric COM
pany Frank Fiandt was arralgned be-
fore Judge W. Fl. Reeder in the police
court this morning. When the attorney
for the defendant moved that the case
be dismissed the ground that the
complaint failed TO designate an Of
fense. Judge Recder took the matter
under advisement.
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Loses Both Parents.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 16--Less than two weeks
ago a. T. Wood. proprietor OF a lunch
room at 2560 Washington avenue was
notified OF the death of his father at Las
Vegas. n NJ, and he has now received
r. message announcing the death of his
mother. Mrs. Mary Wood, AS she was
III only a few days Mr. Wood believes
that the shock resulting from the death
OF the husband was largely responsible
for Mrs. Woods death The son In this
city expects 10 attend the funeral
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Wife Granted Dccree

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. i6.-1n the divorce case
OF Mabel Sucker against Fred Il. Sucker,
Judge n. J. Harris granted a nnal dc,
cree TO the wife In the Weber division
OF the Second district court TODAY The
interlocutory decree was granted in July
OF last year.
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No Loan for Turkey

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 15.-Rcpre-
sentatiVes OF an International group have
had several interviews with the Turkish
finance minister with a view 10 arrans-
OF the Turkish treasury. Slow progress
has been made. however. and 1t Is feared
that nSthing can be done until peace has
been Concluded
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Released on Bond.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. l6-iieury Sanoorn. held
FOR trial lin the district court on a charge
OF assault with a deadly weapon was
released from tho county jail today on
$500 bonds. The suretes on the bonds
are a. NJ. Rendsll. Mark Haywood and
6. 3. SaDborn. Jr.. all of Salt Lake.
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Auditor Files Report,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 16.-Thc monthly report
Of City Auditor w. d. Van Dyke for the
month OF December, 1872 was received
by the city commissioners at their meet
Ing this morning The total receipts for
the month were ssS72l.02 and the total
disbursements were 1.49S The final
allotment OF the city's share OF the gem
cr8l taxes vas received during the
month.
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Relic OTickly Claimed

WASHINGTON. Jan. i6.-Wjthin an
hour after the newspapers had appeared
today announcing that the navy depart
ment had available Maine relic Il! the
shape OF bathtub. ST Joseph Mo-
wired a peremptory claim TO the depart
ment Standing by his pledge OF "hrst
come. first served. Captain Leigh in
charge OF the relics. allotted tho bath
tub 10 the Missouri town.
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Licenses To Wed
Special

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. ia marriage license
was granted by County Clerk 8. G; Dye
today 10 Daniel r. Macdonald and Nellie
A. Pender both OF Ogden.
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CARD OF THANKS.

~~~~~~--~O~-@->~-~0--~-~<7~ =
We, THE UNDERSIGNED. DESIRE
to express our sincere thanks 10 mem
berS of L. y. o. Il. No 50 and friends
of Salt Lake and Midvale for the assist
ance and sympathy shown us in our be-
reavement i'm the loss of our dear grand :
son and nephew Edward T.. kraemer;
also for the beautiful floral offerings
MRS G ROLLMAN AND FAMILY
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FINE EIGHT ROOM RESIDENCE
1st ave. $40, Phone w. 73o.
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Wanted to Buy.

Wanted to Buy.
WANTJD-TO BUY GOOD SECOND
hand ice box and meat block for meat
market Wasatch i9E. nt502
WANTED SECONDHAND PIANO:
must be In good condition; reasonable.
Address D-22, Tribune nl594
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ONE NICE BRICK HOUSE on =
ioons; closet, pantry and e l.: nav,~
paDered; sl5. Call Wasatch 45oLJ ~!
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S-ROOM MOD. BRICK $40 T., srJ
BOTiWELL & McCONAUC;EYi1
bcS Boyd Park Bldg, ~,
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u-RooM BRICK. MODERN: t29 ElS7'
9Th So. Apply in rear Cconhs
Hagen. Phone Was. 507T, N.Y.
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MRS. PETSUIIS. PRACTICAL. NURSE:
confinement cases a specially, 32j So
md East. Wasatch l22S-R Mica
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FOR RENT,

For Rent-Houses Unfurnish.
i-kOoM. STRICTLY MODERN NJ -.
noor hot water heat, laundry cav
cd basement 1i7 So. 9Th Eaat ~.
1857. r.
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Wanted Situation-Femals.

BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS TO Man
age hotel. boarding or roomng hose;
win go anywhere II good proposition.
Address C-35 Tribune. 1914
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% HOUSES. ALL KINDS AND PRICE
futile Bros. Co. l59 Main st. ND
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PERSONAL.

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q HOUSES. ALL KINDS, PRICTa 4
LEGATIONS; FUTILE BROS.
i92 MAIN STREET.
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COMFORTABLE HOME, 6 ROOMS, ~
bath, laundry and largo garage: A.
new furnace; moderate rent Apply r.
premises, S68 First ave. ysfes,
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T-EooM MOD. BRICK. FURNACE. r.
south ND West, Phone Wasatch si;I
Inquire IS East 2nd South. ynSo1
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BROOM MODERN WITH GAS RANG
rear 226 n. 1st w III
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Arm. FIR, WITH BATH. a74 G ST. 81
Wasatch 301. "a