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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-29
Last of the Greeks
BY REV. T. 3. GREGORY,

at m cap PhIepd@sn Hs 1sSfonsa na It Lsss Gas
OF the Greeks organized the famous
Achaean league. the heroic work OF which
cast an unfadine glory over the last sad
years OF Grecian history,
The danger with which their liberty
was threatened BY the ambitious sue
cessors Of Alexander the Great suggested
10 the Creeks some sort OF united action
on The part OF the separated states, and
hence Phllopcmcn's work in the forna-
tlon OF his celebrated league
NJ the height of It's prosperity over
seventy towns and cities were fedora ted
under the leadership Of Achaea, Tho fed
cral capital was at Aegium TO which
There should be for every patriotic
American deep interest IN the history
OF the Achaean league. since II was the
almost perfect original of our own great
federal government,
No,withsta ndipg the enormous dista noe
In time and place. the resemblance be-
tween the constitution OF the ancient
league and the constitution OF the United
states Of America is most remarkable.
Each little eity-statc of the League man
aged rs own local affairs In the spirit
interference. and at the game time they
We're for common purposes but single
State. Their governmental motto was
the same as our own-,E Pluribus Unuln.
hchaeau league was pure federation,
anticipating by more than twenty-on
hundred years the mighty republic Of re-
publlcs over which our "OId Glory" SO
proudly waves.
The story OF Phllopcmen the Washing
ton Of the old time. and like our WASH
ington. great hearted, incorruptibIe
| lover OF his country and its liberties, is
finely told (tbough far too briefly In
| the pages Of "Plutarch's Lives" Less
| fortunate than the modern Washington,
| Phllopemen died in the vain struggle for
| his peoples freedom--dled realizing that
| the struggle was To be In yain-but on
account OF the spirit which animated him.
and the unfalter unseltish devotion to
| his cause. the fame Of tho ma n and OF his
| Acha can league Will live ia ycnera ted
| memory 10 the end OF time
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BIC POWER DEAL IS
CLOSED FOR S500,000
Beaver River Company Sells
Out to Interests 1t For
merly Opposed.
Snecial TO The Tribune.

BOISE, Ida, Oct. 2s-The Beaver
River Power company, which entered the
local electrical field In opposition to the
Idaho Oregon Light and Power company,
way. Light and Power company. hold
Ing company of the Idaho Traction COM
pany. which In turn controls the stock
OF the Idaho Oregon Light and Power
company. The consideration was ap
proXimately $500000.
The deal is one OF the largest in the
power line that has taken place in this
section for years II gives the Idaho
Oregon company complete control Of
western Idaho territory,
The Beaver company recently changed
Its Incorporation In western Idaho 10
the Idaho Power and Light company,
The deal only Includes the Beaver River
holdings In this section OF Idaho ft was
closed through S. L. Fuller. representa-
who financed the Idaho Railway com
pany.
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CALUMET & HECLA
MAKES BIG SALES
Special To The Tribune.

BOSTON, Mass. Oct. 2S.-Calumet &
Hecla has recently made sales OF lake
action, which involved good sized ship
ment. was for account OF a subsidiary.
In spite of the strike in the Lake Superior
region Calumet e Hecla has thus far
been able TO supply It's customers with all
the metal they have needed. At the time
the strike was called, Calumet & Hecla
and its subsidiaries had on hand good
tonnages OF unSold copper, so that not
wlthstanding the shutdown full advantage
has been taken OF the recent advance In
metal prices.
Calumet & Hecla proper is now op-
era ting about 20 per cent of normal. The
company is expected 10 have no difficulty
in continuing 10 take care of its custom
ers even though the subsidiaries are put
ting out very little copper. None of the
subsidiaries Is operating at more than II
per cent of capacity.
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SERIOUS CHARGE MADE.
Young Man Accused OF Grand Larceny
and 6randlshInq Weapons.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct, 2S.-James Woodard,
21 years of age. of this city was arrested
here today by Deputy Sheriff Mccormack
on a charge of grand larceny and for the
alleged brandishing OF weapons before
residents OF the nelghborhood. In the
complaint for Woodard's arrest II Is al
legged that he stole horse, saddle, bride.
overcoat and revolver Sunday evening.
He was seen TO leave the city through
Empire canyon late Sunday afternoon.
Persons who met him on the road alleged
that he terroriZed them by hourishlng his
revolver and threatening to shoot. Sher-
III John G, Coffey was notified and the
arrest was made by Deputy Mccormack
Monday morning as Woodard was about
to start for the reservation.
Woodard is now lodged in the Park
City jail. He has been in trouble on
previous occasions.
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO., &c so. MAIN
ST. Phone 1o6 Cut flowers and fun
eral designs. nl633
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TO EXTEND CANALS.
About 5000 Acres Of Salt Lake County
Land to Get Water,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Oct, 2S.-The directors OF the
Utah Lake Irrigation company, at a
meeting held here this afternoon, de-
cided TO extend the canal systems OF the
company In Salt Lake county to the
east side of the valley. canal will
be built from the companys main canal
west OF Jordan, near the Lambson power
plant site, thence east TO Draper and
thence north past Sandy to Cottonwood,
The canal Will be completed In time
sufficient water to bring into cutiva
tlon more than 5000 acres of fertile land
which were heretofore above an lrriga-
ton system. The water will be conveyed
across the Jordan river In an inverted
stphon 1000 feet long with a capacity
OF 80 second feet
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The Standard
for the Home

Hewlett S Good Teas,
Fresh Roasted Coffces,
High Grade Baking Powders,
Pure Home Ground Spices, and
Fine Flavoring Extracts.
Just say IN your next grocery
order YOU want HEWLETT'S
products.
The excellent goods received
will pay for the trouble,
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BOISE LOSES OLD CASE.
Circuit Court Of Appeals Upholds Con
tenton Of Water Company.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE Ida. Oct 2S.-ThIs city has
cense money for the use OF its streets
from the Boise Arteslau Hot and Cold
Water company, for the circuit court of
appeals at San Francisco has reversed
its former decision to conform with the
decision OF the United States supreme
court, sustaining Judge Gilbert The
mandate of the circuit court was re-
ceived here today Additional Judgment
Of 900 IS given against the city.
The case has been in court for years
The city denied the water company the
use OF the streets unless ii paid a rental
of $500 per month. The company claimed
its ifty-year franchise did not call for
rental The case Went through the
courts. the company winning at every
step.
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[O REGULATE
|DR|T|Es SOUGHT
Want Uniform Leg
to Protect Honest
,oters in America.

10. Oct. 2S.-Reeommenda'
the Investment Bankers
4 Of America interest itself
- a uniform law regulating
that will protect the honest
md punish fhe dishonest will
Ia the national convention of
ation tomorrow by the leg
nmmittee, according to its
Al Il, Hoyt, of New York.
nmittec also will recommend
aembers of the association in
'mselyes in the various states
m .active part in obtaining
which will prevent the is-
dishonest securities by ire
and dishonorablc promoters.
insas blue sky law was de-
Mr.. Hoyt to be good so far
,cts dishonest promoters, but
shat it also affects the pro-
lcritimate securities.
lssociation will be asked to
(roIf in securing laws which
4 to help honest securities by
the investor against worth
, and bonds, - said Mr.. Hoyt.
favor a law wider than the
W. more like those passed in
he New England states,
1mittee On public service cor
rill recommend that all pos
is be adopted to have public
Emissions taken out Of poll
Hing to George W. Kendrick
lphia, chairman of that COM
N ask the association to in.
theory Of public service cor
he said, t'on the condi-
The commissions be taken
blitics and their members
ability. In some states the
Vice commissions are made
rers and political clerks who
a sorry mess of handling
affairs and are in no way
I telling a corporation how
= should be regulated. -
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.[RS ELECTED
]CHURCH COUNCIL
National Minister De.
I B for New Orien-
u tai Policy.

rCITY. Oct. 2S.-Dr. Hubert
or New York City, was unanl-
tied general secretary OF the
Council of Congregational
sre late today. The office is
J In Importance to that Of
Dr. Herring has been sec
Ne Congregational Home Mis-
dety for seven years,
l1g's duty Will be 10 submit
MS churches and missionaries
The country and act IN an ad-
city. He also Will be CHAIR
= commission on missions.
control all church societies
~ general secretary was ere
new constitution adopted by
last Saturday At public
1ore the commission Of nine
f8med the constitution. some
.Hs made that the secretary 8
y be greater than that of any
q of the church,
m also named the commission
which VIII control church So
y members representing the
,fear tcrm-E. NJ. Bassett.
n y; w. III, Butler, North
rs., David z. Jones, Mlnneap-
president. Henry G. King,
lFEe, Ohio: Roger Levitt. Ce-
Iowa; James Logan, Wor-
Samuel o. Prentiss, New
ear term-Ausust w. Bene-
tou1s; Donald ]. Ccwling,
Itnn.: Rev William II. Day.
L DIR. Carl S. Patton. Colum-
<ev. Frank NJ. Sheldon, Ann
4 Rev, lay t. Stocking,
Mass: George NJ. Vial. La
missions appointed with In
report TO the next council.
Ience, were:
'On temperance: commission
Wmiss!on Oh social service
ION on public Worslln
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DIED

JONES--In this city. October 81, 1919.
Mary IL. Jones. In her sixty-flrst year,
the mother OF Mrs. c. Bronnis. No. !
Cuff apartments. Funeral services viii
bc held today "wednesday at the ;. y.
Evans mortuary chapel. As South State
street. at 2:30 p. NJ. Interment which
Will be private, will be In Mt. Olivet
cemetery.
BOLL--Al 727 McCieliand avenue. Octo-
Der 2S, 1913 George I. Boil, aged 56
years. Body at O'Donncll & Co.'S par
lors. Notice OF funeral later
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Norris Will Speak,

WASHINGTON. Oct Ex-senator Geo.
w Morris OF Nebraska, who won his
seat as a Progressive Republican today
accepted the invitation OF the Republi-
can congressional committee TO speak in
Massa chusetts for Representative Gard
ncr. fusion Republican candidate for gov
ernor, He Will speak In Hudson and
Marlborough Friday night
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Kills Former Husband.

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Oct 2S.-NIrs
Sarah Sloan shot and killed her divorced
husband at an Isolated point on Black
day After the shooting Mrs. Sloan
boarded a train and came here where she
was arrested later, Mrs. Sloan. il is stat
ed, was the seventh wife OF Jud Sloan
and the mans eighth wife witnessed the
shooting
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READY FOR ELECTIONS

All Towns of Box Elder County Have
Nominated Tickets.
Special 10 Tho Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 2s-Ail the
towns of Box Elder county are now ready
for the municipal election on November
A. The last two OF the nine Incorporated
towns Of the county have held prlma rlcs
and selected non-partjsan tickets The
nominees selected for Perry and Mantua
are as follows:
Perry-Town president, V. r Davis:
trustees. Richard Peters Henry Wag-
staff. H. +. Perry. Alma Iverson.
MaqTuslo%n tTustces preSi1sn Tarar m len
ler. Chas. a. Anderson, Larue Jensen
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q CLOSE WATCH
M'CLEERY
lg Made TO Prevent the &c.
From Leaving
California.
pnal News Service.

Pnal News Service.
NCISCO. Oct. 2s.-Coinci.
hc disappearance from Los
ch OF Walter McCrccry, the
hlonaIrc, who year ago
1ncompetent by the court.
zee are keeping close watch
lng boats to prevent him
California. The hotels in
Fe being closely watched,
hr is entertained that Nc.
pc able to get away with
ctertcd.
Fned today that McCreery S
not discovered until rather
~ morning. as the fugitive
'nnlng enough to lock his
up III his room before
midnight departure. on
nlng his valet heard the
ABOUT the chamber and
: as ms master. Later, when
hnally entered by Attor.
= aud thc valet. IL was
: ne captive had flown. A
fed TO McPike and signed
WAS discovered, fine con
sn were practically as fol
q Hcaped at last, and il viii
n Follow me, as 4 have OBJ
\ HavIce before taking tbi.
4 20 through disguised. =
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BOYS-IF YOU DON'T BUY FROM US
we both lose money ROWE'S Clothes
Shop-for boys-Walker Bank building. :
ei72g
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Still Militant.

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct 2S-In an address
delivered here tonight before an audience
OF 1000 persons. Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst, English suffragette leader con-
linued her defense OF the actions OF MILL
tant suffragettes, urged that the women
OF this country he given the right Of suff-
rage and described social conditions in
England She VIII speak In Cincinnati
tomorrow night.
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Will Probe Charges.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-A dozen sub
poenas were issued at the district attor-
ney's Office late today calling, 1t was
stated. for the appearance OF men be-
lieved to have knowledge of facts al
legged In statements made by John a.
Hennessey in his attacks Of Edward Nc
Call, the Tammnny candidate for mayor
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Prize Winner Announced

Special 10 The TrIbUnc,
CALDWELL. Ida. Oct. 2S.-The result
of the competition at the recent Canyon
county fair for tho best yield of oats
per acre has lust been announced by the
officials Of the organization. l.. l., Young
takes the premium with the magnificent
showing Of 1853 bushels TO the acre
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And In accorda nee with law and an order
of the board Of directors made on the
20th day OF September, a. u. 1913. so
many shares of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary Will be sold at the
office OF the company, 525 Atlas block
salt Lake CITY, Utah. on the nth day OF
November. 1918. at the hour OF 10 o. clock
a m. to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with the cost OF adver-
tising and expenses OF sale.
+. RI. SERVICE,
5s5 Atlas block, Aot Lake city, Utah
giA0@
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Buried in Dawson.
ecial to The Tribune

Special % Tho TrIDune.
SPRINGVILLE. Oct oS-Word has
been received here that the body of Frank
j. Stafford, the Sprlngvllle man who was
caught in the Dawson. n, NJ. coal mine
explosion, was taken from the mine Sun
day morning and was buried there. as II
was not possible to bring the body here
for burial as was intended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-29
FOREST ABANDONED,

Nebo Reserve to BE Divided Between
Manti and UIntah.
Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO, Oct. 2S.--lnformatlon has come
TO the national forest service here that
the Nebo forest. us such In to be aban-
doned The district embraced In tho
Nebo forest will be apporiioned between
the Uintah and the Mautl forests, the
northern part to the Untah and tho
southern to Manti, The change il be-
lieyed TO be for reasons of economy in
administration.
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Divorce Is Granted,

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Oct 2S.-FIual decree of d-
vorce has been entered in the following
cases; Vida Baugenbacker VS.. John p.
Langenbacker: Jennie Webb VS., Charles
Y. Webb.
Elmer Miller has filed suit for divorce
against Marie Miller on the ground OF
desertion.
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REGISTRATION HEAVY.
Interest is Shown In Coming Election In
Park CRY.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 2S.-The last day Of
registration brought out A number of new
voters here today and the interest In the
coming city election IS very warm. Sew
oral men and women engaged by the vari-
Gus parties here have been kept busy all
day getting the late ones on the register
and more than 20O.nsmes have been added
to the books today
The polling places have been decided
upon and will be as follows: First dis
trict. Mrs. Annie NJ. Gibson. residence ::
Second district. George W. Smith resi-
dence; Third district. city hall, Fourth
district. Miners union ball: Fifth district,
David Baxter residence; Sixth district
Mrs. Ellen Lcahey residence.
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cARLlN. NEVADA MINING COMPANY

Locat tlon OF mines. Swails Mountain
Mining District. E.ko county. Nevada
Principal place Of business, salt Lake
City. Utah.
Noticc--There are delinquent upon the
following described Stock on account OF
the assessment levied on the goth day OF
September. \, -. 1919 the several
amounts set opposite the ma mes OF the
respective shareholders. as follows;
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FUNERAL, NOTICE


EBERT-Funeral services for Mrs. Susan
II. Ebert who died in this city Oc-
tober rs, 1913. will be held from o. Don
nell & Co.'s chapel Thursday. October
80 at II o'clock a. m. under the auspices
of the Order OF Eastern Star The body
VIII be taken TO Wood River, Ncb., Fri
day morning for interment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-29

Being on the firing line OF oppor.
tunity. in close touch with the needs
of individuals and business by a
constant use Of The Tribune Wants,
gainful chances are at hand for those
who make use Of Want Ad information.
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Power Supply Cut on.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Speclel In inc IrlDune.
PARK CITY. Oct. 2s.-ParlS City was in
total darkness last evening for q period
of about TWO hours when one Of the ma In
wires Of the Utah Light e. Power COM
pany was blown down and crossed one
OF the wires Of the Mountain States Tele-
phone 81 Telegraph company. causing a
short circuit The local picture shows had
To close down after the first show and
the residences and business houses were
lighted with candles and oil lamps.
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WESTERN BROKERAGE COMPANY,
S23-S24 Mills bldg, Ell Paso, Tex.
gs15S
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBURSr AND SIDE PLEATING
COS East 3rd South. Phone Hyland
1911. b467i
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MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR
trusses; III guaranteed. Rex Drug Co,
w. Temple and Broadway. h3279
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100 MISFIT SUITS FOR SALE AT
cost Nobby Suitorium, 2l9 State st:
elG99
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

WANT BD-.STATE MANAGER WITH
small capital: fine thing, see for your
self Room A-43. Semloh batel. gi337
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Compelling Want Ads those that arc
most rcsultful, state in plain, concise
language just what is offered, whether
it is a position. an application for work,
a chance TO buy, sell, rent, exchange sor
the losing or finding Of an article. =
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CLEANING AND DYEING
HAIRDRESSING
HAY. GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY IL co,
'3a3 W. Second South. Was. Se fsSs9
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G. r. HANSEN co. EMPLOYMENT
agents. 36 L. lst So. Phone Was 534
f1567
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Havercamn Residence Sold.
/ Ln Thr TrihIlne

SPECIAL 10 The TTlbUOe.
PROVO. Oct. 2S.-Thc Havercamp res
idence. corner of First North and Second
East streets. has been purcha scd by Mrs
Ilcnrv Strlneham for sI2UU. The TIavcr-
camps are now residing i'm Salt Lake
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Marriage Licenses Issued.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO: Oct. 2S-'rhe following marriage
licenses have been issued: A NJ Turner
OF Leh ana Hazel Chamberln of Cedar
Fort. Maudice Johnson and IGfne Beard,
both nj SprinGvllle.
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PLUMES REPAIRED

OLE PLUhfES MADE NEW. DYED.
cleaned. curled, l0s So. End East.
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AGENTS, BOTH SEXES, TO SELL
well advertised Utah made article in de-
rnand; l25 per cent profit. Money every
day 321 Judge bldg. 10 IL a. m. to
.. m. g2254
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MEN WANTED--TO SELL TREES AND
shrubbery. Free outfit; protected ter
ritory, cash advanced weekly. No In.
Vestment. deliveries or collections to
make. Idaho Nursery Co.. Weiser, ldaS
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Wants accomn1ish n, ;,

Wants accomplish MANY
ty such as renting rooms,
Flght Kind Of work ers for
etore or factory, restor.
|eies, exchanging merchan-
% bnyipg, selling, provid.
chances and scores of
things of everyday busi.
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FIND CLERKS BODY.
Indications Are That Oscar Whitman
Took Own Life In Store.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, Oct. 3S.-The body of Os-
car whitman, aged % years, was found
this morning behind the counter In the
Stoddard hardware store at Nampa,
Idaho. where he was employed. with a bull
let hole In his head. Indica tions are that
he committed suicide Whitmans par
ents reside In Oakland. Cal
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emRalner. le4 So. West Temple. Phone
SOB, d3
s. d. EVANS. UNDERTAKEN, EN-
balmer. Mortuary chapel. iS $. State.
Automobile service ~ desired. without ad-
ditional expense. Wasatch 364. b2iS
z. @. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and enbalmer has moved to new loca-
ton. 2e6-272 South West Temple street
Realty bldg Phone $50. o3299
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W, w. KING.
PA r. End So. Phone a. r27
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WANTED-25 LABORERs. REPORT
At Il m. sharp today. at Highland
Park. l.. n. Simms. g1245
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FLORISTS

E. A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO.. NO.
So. Main, with Willes-Horne Drug
Co. Leading florists on funeral designs
Was. 374 and Was 291. g235s
ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS. FRESH
from greenhouse. PorterWalton Co.
274 State n137Sl
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