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INCREASE TAX VALUES
GAIN OF s7,424,ss7 SHOWN IN PAST
YEAR.
Total Of Assessable Property In Colo.
RADIO Is $to24,6s6.17s, According to
Tax Confusion Report.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.--Co lorado's assessed valua-
ton has increased $7.4e4.9S7 during
the last year according to estimates
of the state tax commission which
completed its examination of the alb.
stracts of tax assessments made by
the various county assessors.
The total value of assessable prop.
erty In the state as fixed by the com
mission is sl,024 ,6S6.l75.
The total value OF the public util
lily properties in the state Is 1894 $685..
GS5.
The commission ordered increases
amounting to 35,o5i.l75 to be made
by the county assessors above the
valuations which they have fixed.
The increase directed to be made in
Denver is s9O,37I050. the commission
classifying Denver As being assessed
below so per cent of the value of Its
property.
There IRE sixteen counties In which
increases are ordered amounting to
over $l,0O0,0Oo. In Denver the largest
addition must be made by the local
assessor and in Weld the second larg
est, sl2.S90 $50.
The following table shows the us.
sessed valuation by counties;
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GEN e RAJ.

Governor Walsh was thrown from q
horse and injured ut the Park Riding
school In Boston. He suffered n frac.
ture OF one arm nenr the elbow.
a petition In bankruptcy with LA.
bilitics listed nj more than 81 500. 900
was filed In the Federal District Court
I'm New York by Carl r Boxer and
Herman y. Boxer a Co. dealer = In
steel. metal and hardware.
with patriotic services In tho
churches, Baltimore began n weeks
celebration OF the hUndredth nnniver.
sary OF the writing Of THE Star.
Spnngled Banner" by Francis Scott
Key as he Witnessed the bombardment
OF Fort McHonry at the entrance to
Baltimore hnrbor.
Comrade David !. Palmer OF Wash
ington. Iowa. member OF the eighth
and Twenty.flf,h Iowa regiments In
the civil war. was elected commander
in.chief OF the Grand Army OF the Re
public at the closing OF the forty.
eighth national encampmcnt NJ De
troit. Mich. Washington. u. C.. was
unanimously chosen for the encamp.
ment place next year
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topsy revealed that the dead man had
met death by blow which crushed
in the skull.
Eishty-one Denver churches we're
represented in the congregation of
more than 5000 persons who attended
the dedication of the Rev. Billy Sun
day tabernacle at Tenth avenue and
Lincoln street.
The state monthly session of El
Jebel temple of the Shriners for Sep.
TENDER, will be held at the shrine
temple In Denver Monday. September
IA. A. +. McGaffey will make II re-
port of the doings of the imperial
| council and there will be an initia.
ton of candidates.
G. l.. Hull, II switchman for the Den.
yer & Rio Grande Railroad Company,
had to undergo an operation for the
amputation of three fingers on his
left hand as the result of All &C
cident In the freight yards In Denver.
He was taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
Hull had his hand mashed between
two freight cars.
Sailing without lights and with no
sign Of life aboard. Miss Tula Carpen-
ter of Denver and 1000 other passen-
gers aboard the steamship Grampian
reached New York from Liverpool aft.
err having been guarded during the en-
tire voyage by English cruisers. Miss
| Carpenter. who has been in London
about two years. arrived in Denver.
Twelve thousand men. the largest
number from labor organizations ever
ranged along n Denver line of march
paraded through the downtown streets
in the opening of the city celebration
of LIZ Dor Day, the most elaborate and
pretentious which Denver has ever
been permitted to witness. Between
10000 and 10000 persons visited
Lakeside park during the afternoon
and evening.
Outside OF appointing committees
to investigate the cause OF the recent
rise In the price of certain food
stuffs In Colorado, to report to the
association later. and passing rcsolu.
tons requesting that the next Legis
lature pass Il more workable" anti.
trust law, that will enable the proper
authorities to prevent combinations I'm
restraint of trade, the Colorado Dis.
trict Attorneys Association, which
held conference at Colorado Springs
took no action.
That the oil well ut DeBeque has
started to flow at the rate of between
| Is and 100 barrels of oil day. IL the
statement OF c. ID. Smith. who visited
the well on his way home from Glen.
wood Springs. He says the pumps
are working and are bringing up 300
barrels OF water and oil mixed per
day.
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The Cedric OF the White Star line,
the last steamer to leave Queens
town until hostilities cease. has
reached port at New York with 400
American fugitiveH from the war zones
OF Europe. and Junius Spencer Nor
gan. first cousin Of J. Pierpont Nor
gan. virtually a stowaway.
A riot aboard the German stea mer
Bluecher, at anchor In the harbor OF
Pernambuco. Brazil. In which three of
the Bluecher's crew and fifty OF her
500 steerage passengers we're killed.
was described by passengers aboard
the Brazilian steamer Sac Paulo on
her arrival nj New York from Brazil.
Ian ports. whence she sailed at the
commencement OF the European war.
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WESTERN.

The Joint sub scale committee OF
the operators and miners Of the east
ern Ohio coal field adjourned at st.
Clairsville. Ohio. after falling to reach
an agreement.
Denmark took the title to the site
on which that nation will raise in 1915
a pavilion for exhibits at the Panama
Pacific International exposition at
San Francisco.
Seventy-five families we're driven
from their homes In Rosedale a sub
urb OF Kansas City. when Turkey
creek went on q rampage as the re.
suit Of the heaviest rainfall In years.
Capt. Alexander Mclean. the origi
nal Of Jack London's Wolf larson. in
the Sea Wolf" was found dead In
Vancouver with Indications that his
end was as violent As the life he had
led.
Buffalo. N. Y, was chosen for the
1915 meeting place at the closing SEES
sion At Indianapolis OF the Cremation
Association Of America. Charles G.
Reynolds Of Los Angeles was elected
secretary.
Mrs. G. l.. Jones OF Hastings. was
killed and Mr.. Jones WAS seriously
hurt when their automobile was
struck by a train at a grade crossing
At st. George ranch. four miles east
Of Sidney. Neb.
John Bsrtmess. rancher. met
death in q peculiar manner At Scots
Bluff. While sliding down from load
Of hay one Of his feet was caught by
. rope and he was thrown haxd first
TO the ground. His neck Was broken
and he died instantly.
office has become exhausted Governor
West OF Oregon ordered his teIepho ono
disconnected and announced that per.
sons who might wish to communicate
with him must prepay wire tolls or
postage both WAYS
Militia men maintaining peace In
Butte were reinforced by the arrival
from Helena OF four machine guns.
making eight now there, and OF n de.
tnil OF fifty men. All members OF the
national guard except those on leave
OF absence are now In camp.
Roland X. Molineux OF New York.
twice tried for the murder OF Mrs.
Katherine l.. Adams In 1895 and ac-
quilted on the second trial, WAS ad'
judged insane at Babylon. y. Y. by
suya ,h oil knn ri In
lunacy. and formally committed. as q
violent patient. to the Kings Park
Asvluin.
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News Summary of the Past Week

German and Austrian consular Off.
GERS have been ordered by British au-
thorities to leave Egypt at once. Their
expulsion was taken to mean that Eng
land had determined to put m end to
the pro-German propaganda which she
believes these consular officials have
been circulating since the outbreak OF
hostilities.
Democratic members OF the ways
and means committee agreed upon
commodities susceptible to special tax
alton to realize $75.O0O,00O OF the $780,
000. 900 requested by President Wilson
to offset the loss In customs receipts
caused by the conflict In Europe.
What shall be taxed to raise the other
325,000.000 has not been decided,
scores OF commodities and means OF
taxation being proposed.
Ambassador Gerard notified the
State Department that the German un.
iversities would be open to citizens OF
neutral countries A great number OF
American students now In Germany
expect to enroll
Despite administration assurances
t. the contrary. reports OF prospective
trouble In Mexico continued in circu.
lation. One report said CarranzA had
ordered suspension OF train service to
Vera Cruz and that General Funston
had threatened reprisals. Rumor con
tinucd to suggest American in'crv"n.
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viii otsbur.e Ten million Trout.

Denver.-State Game and Fish
Commissioner Walter Il. Fraser has
announced that ten million young
trout VIII be obtained within the next
thirty days for distribution. Lack OF
room In the state hatcheries has con,
PEELED the distribution OF FRY" TO
sportsmen associations. One hundred
thousand have been sent to the Low.
land Sportsmen Association to be cared
for at the forks Of the Big Thompson
river. The Georgetown hatchery will
take care Of one hundred thousand or
more. and a similar amount will be
nurtured AT Antonito In Conejo Jos .coun.
ty.
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Tax Experts Hold Conference.

Denver Between 200 and 400 Of the
leading tex experts OF the United
states. representing almost every
phase OF III" problem presented by the
necessity Of the governments main.
tcnance and the distribution Of the
burden, held a rourdays conference
In Denver. A special train. bearing
the largest portion OF the delegates.
arrived from Chicago. The tax ques
ton. both practical and theoretical,
from the standpoint Of the individual
and corporate taxpayers aud from the
standpoint OF the public official was
discussed at length.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1914-09-10

John A. Perry passed the sentence Of
death upon him and fixed Christmas
week, beginning December 81 and
ending December 2S, as the time
when he must forfeit his life to the
law as a penalty for taking that Of
Lloyd F. Nicodemus In the Savoy hotel
on the afternoon Of May 6. MAY God
have mercy on your SOUL" said Judge
Perry as he finished reading the GEN.
tence. And may God have mercy on
your soul, too. your honor" said Bull
ger as he accepted his fate without
apparent concern.
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rhirty.two Relative. in War.

Boulder.-Mrs. August Manville OF
South Boulder, a former resident OF
Belgium, does not know where to
place her sympathies in the great Eu-
ropean conflict. She has thirty-two
relatives in Europe who are engaged
in the war on different sides. Two
brothers are in the Belgian army and
she says that they were stationed at
Liege when she last heard from them.
She has three cousins in the German
army and several others who are un.
der General Joffre, the French com.
mander. Several relatives by marri.
age are in the British army.
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Farm Hand. Slayer Seeking officer

Denver-Marshal A. G. Stitt OF Au.
rora has been informed that Will A.
Clark, 30 years old, who shot and
killed John Johnson. 43 years old, a
farm hand employed at the ranch OF
Mrs. Anna w. Young in Aurora, and
then turned the weapon upon himself,
WAS looking for the marshal when he
Unexpectedly encountered Mrs. Young
and compelled her to drive him to her
home. where the shooting occurred
shortly after they arrived. Clark is
now at the county hospital and his
condition is considered serious.
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Nuns Knew New Pop. =, Monsignor

Dcnyor.-Fiyc nuns at the Queen Of
Heaven Orphannge. 1926 Federal boulo'
ward. were M on" time personally nc.
duaintnd with Pope Benedict ~. The
sisters who b"long 10 the NlgBIonary
order Of the Sacred Heart knew him
when he was monsrnor. He was str.
toned nj the vatican nt the time and
held office there for ten years All
wnrc greatly plonscd TO hear Of his
election aud declared that he was
known IN Rome TO be exceedingly
Kind and charitable.
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Woman Fined a. oIsturber.

Pueblo.-Mrs. Eva Hummel of LOOT
East Routt avenue-was fined 500 and
C. l.. Depew was fined $500 in Munich.
pal Court upon the complaint Of the
woman's husband. who caused their
arrest. They were charged with dis
turbance and the fines were the max
imum allowed by ordinance.
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Employees &c, rhr...osy Vacation.

Dcnyer.-By order OF Governor Am.
mons. the offices IN the Capitol build.
Ing were closed Tuesday when the
state primaries were held. Az the Of
Monday. Labor day. III" stat" house
employees had = three days vacation
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Child Plays With Matches; Dying

Fort Collins.-Helen Elder. the o.
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Elder, northeast Of Fort Col
Inns, was fatally burned while playing
with lighted matches. The child's
clothing was burned entirely from her
body and she inhaled the flame.
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Reorsanize Greeley Guard Company

Greeley.-Maj. c. C. Townsend, re-
signed, has been given special com
mission from the state to reorganize
Company d, Colorado National guard,
of Greeley. 1t had been disbanded.
He has obtained an option ON a piece
of ground downtown for the purpose
one Of the finest and most up-to-date
In the state.
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Buloer sentenced to Die Dec. %.

Denver.-''I'm not being hanged by
jury. I'm being hanged by you.
You're the thirteenth Juror and have
everything to say in this matter" A
stiffness like that Of death overspread
the dingy West Side courtroom as Col
James c. Bulger, in the foregoing
words, made last attempt to save
himself from the gallows before Judge
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1914-09-10

Denver. "S'nryc the war and feed
America was the slogan adopted NJ
n meeting of the Denver local Of the
SociniH party
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Date. for Coming Event.

Dates for Coming Events.
sept lb-ls-Lincoln Co Fair At Hugo
sept. l6-l'-Conejos County fair AZ
Manassas.
SEPT; ls;is,Bacs County fair at
Sept ls-ls.-Losan County Fair at
Sterling
Sept :l-ss.-In..r-co. Fair and Race
Sept, -:A-Xpple Pie Day at Rifle.
Sept :2-c6.-Western Slope Fair. Mont
seq sr, ::''.-Ao"'s.u". Co. Fair at
sep,, .s-1s-El raso Co, Fair. Cn,han
sept 2S-oct s-Central Colorado FAIR
at Colorado Springs.
Oct l-s.nGrand County Fair At
Oct s-s."coio. New Mex. Fair a, pu-
lsl6.Last Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
About $500 Denverites registered
for the primaries.
Labor Day was observed In many
cities throughout the state.
The first day of Billy Sundays re-
vival in Denver drew $1,000 persons.
Mrs. Frank Detzel of Boulder was
bound and gagged by burglar who
escaped with sl7.
While playing the 2-year old daugh.
ter Of Edward Huff of Denver. fell
into barrel filled with water and
drowned.
The first car load of Ebert peaches
shipped from Grand Junction this sea-
son brought 81 per box on the New
York market.
l.. II. Guldman. Denver millionaire.
was arrested as a spy In Mannheim,
Germany, Just after he had made
preparations to depart
Albert Adams, 91S East Nineteenth
avenue. arrived in Denver from Eu-
rope, where he witnessed many excit-
ing scenes in Germany, France and
England.
The twelfth annual convention Of
the Colorado Electric Light. Power
and Railway Association was held at
Colorado Springs with w. c. Sterne OF
Denver presiding
John J. Missioner of Limon, and
John r. Beavers of Clifton, have been
appointed receiver and register, re-
spectively, Of the land office at Hugo,
by President Wilson.
News was received in Durango that
Fred Helm. diamond drill man In
the Hesperus mine, who-went to Ger.
many in June on vacation trip. has
been killed in the war.
After witnessing many exciting
scenes in Germany. being ordered out
of Freiburg, and sailing to America on
a steamer loaded with lemons. Col. E.
c. Condit of Silverton. reached Den.
yer.
Tommy Allard was found dead by
James Doyle between the Allard prop.
critics and the Doyle mines. An au.
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Pueblo Boys Head Cut OF by Car.
Pueblo.-Hugh Franklin Ross. four
years old, was run down by a Besse-
mer street car and instantly killed
The child's head was severed by the
wheels Of the car.
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FOR RENT
housekeeping Rooms

HAVE YOU seen T1OSE N0VET
,,nroS SSseheepins apartments at the Ray
in1 iohp hoteig One room, with disappear
r. sSIae, disappearing gas range, folding
Sa. eSc'; ali outside rooms. Rates 81 40
syrhnek week and u. "a SO. Main. Phone
: ooo' hS0J
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hENT-ROOM SUITABLE FOR
Stnsiant. Location Is splendid, and
'suelng IL nearly new, Telephone Ex-
y IL g449o
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL, a CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
prnctors Chronic and female troubles
a specially, Consulate uon ir>e. suite
40S 2S5 South Main. r2Sl
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., BEST
work. prompt delivery 265 South Sta To,
Was. 6235. Hyland 1899. s23SS
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade marks copyrights. see j. Nj.
ol24
PATENTS SECURED AND IDEAS DE-
veloped. F. L. Horspool, 2l7 Mcintyre
hI5g l-TpfR
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sTAILORING

/ s----------- -.-~>--~-->-~~->-~-s-~~~--~~
<ssilF FAlItED AND REMODEL ED,
E,k OF every description, as we'll
5ssar,m1y highest class workman
~ ruVeiy lowest prices. Hudson
y So.. l22 Main ST. II
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UMBRELLA HOSPITAL


BRING IN YOUR CRlPPLES. PARA
soils. umbrellas repaired. recovered.
New onos Inado 10 order. a36 State.
Wasatch 1891 m6s5
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

SHEPPARp'S EMP. OFFICE. lilo w.
End So: estao 1900; competent help
furnished hotels. rest, r. y, mlnes and
conIractors o602
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DETECTIVE WORK.

TWO WOMEN OF EXPERIENCE IN
secret service will accept d!Snfned and
employment. Investigations
honestly made. Also men opera lives. Pri-
house bldg. Private phone, Was. 1878.
OlS4a
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

lIAA 6AsINGS q IHUSI co.. oUh-
plus, Sl0U,O0J abstracts and utlo in
Iurancc, attend 10 all details In transf.;-
ring and morts aging land titles Capital
$500. 000 235 Main s252g
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ROOM MODERN HOUSE; BUFFET
e1ichen, cemented basement, laundry.
a 6th avenue m2uo4
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p0oMs PAPERBD. IS AMP UP. IN
HC,.,ntng pnper, ID. j. Campbell, painter
ciuns,Sancer ciuus Was 3d20-R. oS00
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MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE. AN
old and we'll established service. Opera
tives of both sexes furnished on short no
tice All work confidential We guaren-
tee all reports. 209-l0 Mcintyre bldg,
Was. 53z. Night phone. w. 6I2s-J. o2ts5
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w ROOMS. GAS. ELECTRIC LIGHT.
m30sl
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Rent-StOres and Offices

#. LARGE STORE ROOM: PLATE
'front.', high ceiling; near tho cor
ond South and State streets; $40
PAIN Apply +, o. Perkins, 1853
''s'e St. o2579
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oooM MODERN HOUSE FOK
~ s6a S. West Temple st. o1067
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ENTERS and JOBBERS

|Irr,. -~~-~~-N1~~~~N-~-~~--~-
dGR AND JOB WORK, ESTl-
%en and hrst-cla work guar.
nasatch 360S-W. m6S9
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'onrpN MOVING VANS. CAREFUL
'esyrr <"sr. expert packers OF cut glass. china
a fousehold goods; storage rates very
..ssnsble: free drayage. kimoall Van
Scrage company, T3 So. Main street
o2s62
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nTIcIDT.Y FURNISHED RIM. IN STRICT,
~ mod home: private family; board "
desired. 3lI 1st ave. ooeoN
-,,rDSIcuE,D ROOMS, WITH OR
Without oo"'' o33o9
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SoDMs. WITH PRIVATE BATH AND
<yssIng room, buiit-in china closets
4 Sookcases. disappearing bed. steam
7, hot water and Ice; $50 per mo-: no
'$]ren Swan apts,, 40 5. State ST.
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eAtNENT UNDER NATL BANK OF
<1D''c. SEQ Little & Little m1240
ml693
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CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN, c. II. u.
Original Chinese hcrbalist and founder
Of the Chinese Herb Institute. Denver.
his herb treatment curing the sick by
thousands. Salt Lake branch, us So.
Main. upstairs over Hirschman's shoe
store Was $3.50. Daily. a. m. 10
D. M. to s; Sunday. 10 a. m. TO p. IN.
o1391
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RAFT RIVER IRRIGATED LANDS AT
BARGAIN PRICES.
The famous Geo. ". Emery ranch
has been .subdivided aud Ia being sold
IN parcels OF 40. 50 and 100 acres. The
ldnd IN this tract Is conceded by ex-
pertS 10 be among the choicest Ia the
west. The water right is perfect dating
oack 10 1872. 4 number OF tracts have
been sold. II You want one you'il have
10 act at once. See US today The price
- $40 per acre-your own terms
PACIFIC LAND &: WATER CO.
loth Floor Walker Bank Eldg
salt Lake City. Utah. o22la
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Hand Laundries


LAKE HAND LAUNDRY, 33s-4O w.
First South ST.; branch, lio E Second
South Was, 26s4 m34o2
WASHING BY THE WEEK OR DOZEN;
expert curtain iaundererS, Wasatch
6l09 o320l
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENERS STUDIO.
~ East Third South. China sui Ia bio
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons cs69
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FOR RENT
Rent-Houses Unfurnished

= ORR MONTH: COZY GROOM
~ close in. respectable neighbor-
ficn. sngp 10 right party. Cal at No.
r8,reord, 525 e. broadway. between
"a s. o2344
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-piNG AND TRACKAGE SUITA-
sor most any kind OF wholesale
!, close In. cheap rent Address
1nbuno. m2506
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WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE

UTAH WASTE PAPER Il 4AKBAaB
Co. A. llliugswortb. manager. Phone
Wahatch i2pl. 0&39
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y FOR RENT CHEAP; FIXTURES
-iis one"fourth actual cost 2S to
pn reet m2i67
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. ST. WATER
Jackets cleaned, 81: l. jackets. 81:
stoves repaired. r. j.. Moriss: work
qua ranteed Wasatch 6Tl4-W. o2466