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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
DIED


HCNTER-At l22 l. street. February &c,
1914, of general debility. Eliza beth Pat
tsrsop Hunter. aged ne years. widow OF
the late Adam Hunter: native OF Scot
land; came TO Utah In 1852. Funeral
services will be held I'm the Twenty first
ward chapel Monday, March ., at p, m.
cemetery.
BIRCH-At the family residence, T5G
Browning avenue. February 20 1914,
Grace Z. Birch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Young, aged 81 years, Funeral
services will he held at tho Emerson
ward chapel February 27. beginning nj |
y. N. Friends invited. Interment in
City cemetery.
QUEALY-ln this city, February 2G
1919, Mrs. Clara Quealy, aged 81 years.
Body was shipped last evening from
o 'Donnell e. Co.'S parlors To Hanna.
Wyo.. for interment.
FADEI1-.At 49, West Fourth South. Feb-
ruary 26, 1914, bib Fadel, son of Is.
$. Fadel aged years. Notice of funeral
later.
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sPIRELLA CORSETS; ONE YEAR
guarantee Mrs. Hayes, 260 w. Third
North. Wasatch 25S0-J. o462
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FALLS THREE STORIES;
LIVES TO TELL TALE

j. C, Kennedy, SO years Of age. fell
three stories from a window OF the
Panama rooming house. 2i0 South State
street, yesterday afternoon and lived to
tell about II at the emergency hospital.
Kennedy explained 10 Jailer Richard
Bcynon that he had been taken TO
room on the third floor of the building
by some well meaning friends. who want
ed to keep him from further ilnnlping
Kennedy became Interested in the back
window as n possible means OF escape,
with the result that he found 1T shock
ingly available
He suffered only severe scalp "ouud
and asked for drink as soon as his
wound had been dressed by DIR. II. D..
Sprague Kennedy is known To the 20
lice, having been released from jail yes
terday morning in perfectly sober con-
ditiun
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To Extend s'White Way

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 26.-Haring rea ched
satisfactory agreement with the Utah
Light & Power company relative 10
equipment and current. the city COM
missioners today authorized the mayor
and recorder TO enter into contract
for the extension OF the White Way
lighting system on Twenty fifth street
between Washington and Adams ave-
nues AZ the steel poles supporting the
trolley wires are already In position at
the sides OF the street, Manager Z, "
Parry of the lighting company has an
nounced that he Will install the arc lamps
~ an early date II is the Intention OF
the Weber club white Way" commit
tee TO extend its operations to Twenty
fourth street between Washington and
Wall avenues.
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UNFORTUNATE MAN
WAS JOHN II. JONES

An aged man, who gave his name as
John Wright. who died last week as the
result OF injuries received when he fell
down the stairs of the American room
to have been John H. Jones. at one
time a wealthy business man of san
Francisco.
Information. including Wright's correct
z. F. Grant yesterday in a letter from
Jones's daughter, Mrs. j. Andrews of San
Francisco. Mrs. Andrews said that mis-
fortune had swept away her fathers
savings Of considera BILE value several
years ago and that he had struggled along
In San Francisco until last spring, when
he left for Salt Lake in the hope OF OBJ
tanning employment.
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WOULD ESTABLISH
UTAH ART GALLERY

Members of the art and litcrat ture COM
mittee OF the Commercial club met yes
terday and elected J. Leo Fairbanks
cha airman. T.. W. Reynolds was elected
vice chairman. Mr.. Fairbanks was named
as q committee OF one 10 seek location
for proposed permanent city gallery for
the work OF Utah artists an institution
which the committee hopes TO establish
this year. Mr. Reynolds was named 10
conduct a research Of Utah literature,
embracing history. legend and descriptive
writings on Utah. II is the plan of the
committee to gather this material and
publish It In book form.
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Want Travellers to Stop.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 26.-Because hundreds
of delegates from the west will pass
through Ogden on their way TO the Den
YER convention In July. committee of
The Ogden lodge No, 7le, 3. p Q. e, is
preparing TO send out letters inviting
The travellers TO stop over In this city
Tor few days while en- route 10 or from
the Colorado city. Invitations Will be
sent 10 more than 100 Elks' lodges In the
states west, south and north OF ogden,
and the officers expect that large num-
Der will take advantage Of the oppor-
tunty to spend a few days In Utah.
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Gets Divorce and Alimony.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 26.-In the district court
today Judge y, j. Harris signed de-
cree granting an interlocutory divorce
10 Esther W Pierson in her action
against Farley l.. Pierson, On the repre-
scntation that the husband had acquired
property valued at $500 following his
marriage the wife was granted $1,000 all
mony. She was also granted the right 10
resume her maiden name, Esther War
ner An appeal will be taken.
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To Go Before Grand Jury.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 26.-In connection with
the blackmail letter crimes to be consid-
cred, Chief of Police W, l. Norton. De
tective George Wardlaw and Detective
Charles Pincock were subpenaed tocay
to appear before the federal grand jury
OF the northern division In this city on
March 9. The cases OF Joseph E. Hig-
ginbotham and NJ a. Smith are to be
considered at that time. Smith is a p1ls-
oner at the county jail. while HlSSin-
botham is held under bond.
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Municipal Report to Issue.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 20 The ITIDuae,
OGDEN. Feb. 26.-Preparat tons are
being made by the city recorder and the
Ogden publicity bureau for issuing the
second edition of the annual municipal
report, the booklet de luxe containing
reports OF all city officers for the year
1913 and also 81 general boost for Os
den. J. David Larson, secretary OF the
publicity bureau, is now selecting the
copy and subject matter TO fill twenty
four pages of the seventy-page booklet.
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To Be Buried in ogden,

Special to The Trlbune.
OGDEN, Feb 2S.-Informa ton has
been received by the relatives here an
nouncing that the body OF ]. A Oster-
haard. who died in ReedIey Cal. Feb
ruary a. will be sent to Ogden for in
,ern1ent The funeral arrangements will
not be announced until after the arrival
of the body. Frank Telleson. a son-in,
law, resides in this city. Mr., Osterhaard
was native Of Denmark, he having been
decorated by the Danish king for meri-
torious services performed in his younger
days.
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Assault Hearing Fixed.
S@so!"
SDeciaI TO The Tribune

OGDEN, Feb. 26.-Walter Arnold, col
ored, will be given a preliminary hearing
in Judge w. II. Reedcrs court next Sat
urday morning on the charge of assault
with intent to commit murder. Bruce is
also coored. The sta bbing is alleged TO
have occurred on February l2,. but the
sherifrs forces did not succeed in appre-
hending Arnold until Wednesday morning.
His bond was tiXed at $500, which he was
moi a ole TO furnish
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Will Not Issue Bonds

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 26.-Taking adverse ac-
ton on proposition which has been un-
der consideration for the past severa
months the stockholders OF the Hooper
Irrigation company today voted down the
proposed issuing of bonds for construct
ing the Mountain Green irrigation project
1t is possible, however. that arrange
rnents will be made whereby the Plain
City Irrigation company will build tho
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Family Fund for Temple Work.

SPECIAL 10 TIC TTlDune-
OGDEN. Feb. 26.--The incorporation of
a family for the purpose of creating z
fund with which to carry on organized
work in the Mormon temple at Salt Lake
City is the unique plan proposed by mem
berS of the Child family. according TO an
announcement made by c. u. Child in
connection with the recent reunion OF the
surviving members. The Childs com
prise one OF the largest families of Utah
while the total number residing through
out this and other western states. Canada
and the Hawaiian islands. is estima ted
by Mr. Child TO be more than 700.
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Inmates Paroled.

Several inmates Of the State Industrial
school at Ogden were paroIed yesterday
by the school board of trustees at a
meeting held In the office OF Attorney
General Albert r. Barnes. Those pres
ent at the meeting. besides Mr.. Barnes
were DR., f. @, Gowans, superintendent
n. II, Farmer OF Ogden and r. A. VIII
liams OF Ogden
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varied programme of entertainment, In
Guiding cards during the early evening,
vaudeville and dancing IN the lodge
room. A buffet luncheon was served on
the ground floor OF the club and Hight re-
freshments were served In the ballroom.
The vaudeville entertainment was fea-
tured by demonstration of the many
variations of the tango, given by salt
Lake entertainers.
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Mrs. jenkins Undergoes Operation

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 2s,-Word was received
here today that Mrs. w. J. jenkins, for
nerly OF Ogden and now living at d2l
South Third East street. Salt Lake City,
was stricken With appendicitis on Tues
day morning and was hurried to St
Marks hospital Drs. +. S. Bascom and
r, S, Allison Immediately operated upon
Mrs. Jenkins and yesterday she was re-
ported as making rapid progress iowa rd
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Vaudeville Company Delayed.

OGDEN. Feb. 2s.-Due TO the floods
which tied up the Salt Lake Route the
Empress vaudeville company failed to ar
rive in Ogden In time for the matinee
and evening performa noes at the Or
pheum theater The opening OF the regu-
lar weekly vaudeville bill was postponed
until Friday afternoon and the usual
tbrce-day engagement Will be cut down
TO two days this week
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Military Hop Of Cadets.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 26.-Ela borate prepara-
tions are being made by the Ogden high
school cadets for their military 6ali on
March 8, when Governor William Spry
and the members OF his stan will be the
guests OF honor. After no small amount
OF persuasion the cadets succeeded in get
tlon 10 hold the military hop" In the
Colonial academy this year, instead OF the
high school auditorium.
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Bed -Wetting Cured
in Ten Days
URl-STOP WILL CURE
DON'T Wait for Children 10 OufErow
the Trouble-Start Them T1k-
inr Uri-StOp Today.

Hundreds cured daily, No other Med.
icine has achieved such remarkahle
SUCCESS and today more than million
children bless the day they took Ori~
Stop To overcome their weakness,
Uri-Stop contains ingredients In per
feet combination which makes 1t IN
comparable and Invaluable for the cure
OF Bed Wetting and weak Kidneys IN
old and young. We are positive that
no other preparation so well supplies
the stimulating, soothing and curative
properties so necessary for the sue,
cessful treatment OF Bed Wetting ana
Bladder and Kidney Trouble,
Don't experiment longer-take Uri-
stop-it means Sure Cure, Price 500
Mail orders hlle6 by the Boettger
Chemical Co. Peoria, Ill, who are SO
confident OF the curative powers oi
UrI-Stop that they agree TO reIund
your money II you are not oenehted
after q careful trial.
Schramm-Jo johnson. Drugs. "rhe Never
Substitutors." Five (5) Good Stores
lAdyeFtlsencnLl
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Mrs. Jordan Wants Divorce.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb. 26.--Iu complaint filed
In the district court today. Maudc T.
Jordan has instituted suit for divorce
from John NJ. Jordan on the grounds OF
abandonment and nonsupport They
were married in Ogden July 20. 1910. and
the abandonment by the husba nd is al
legged 10 have taken place in December
1911. Mrs. Jordan petitions the court for
custody OF a minor child and alimony
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Bank Clerks Meet.

Salt Lake chapter OF the American In
stiltute OF Banking held a regular meet
ing in the library OF the Commercial club
last evening. A discussion of Bail
ments' was the topic OF the evening and
was generally participated in by the
members present
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FUNERAL NOTICES

BRISCOE-Funerai services for Cana :
liel Briscoe, who died February %, 1914,
at 936 Euclid avenue. Will be held at tho
Fifteenth ward chapel. February 2S. be-
ginning at p. IN Friends invited. In
terment in CITY cemetery.
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Actions In Recovery.
Special to The Tribune.

NVtUidI 10 IIE T IETUUUE
OGDEN, Feb. 26.-Two suits involving
the admnistra ton Of the estate of James
II. Stephens, who died intestate, April 81,
1910. were started in the district court
today with the filing OF complaints by
John +. Stephens. a brother Of the de-
ceased. against Mrs. Olive L. Stephens,
the widow and administrators OF the
estate Of her husband. The amount in
volved is sl347. with interest
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twenty-five
Cents
for full half pOund Dackape of
for full half pound package o
Hewlettt's S
|Luneta / ca

Think it over. You get this
fine Tea for the same price that
common Teas are sold.
Ask your grocer for Luneta
Tea today. The Good Tea will
repay You for the trouble.
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SADDLE HORSES


FOR uIRE-DIVIDED SKIRTS, BROAD
way Stables, 1st So. bet, Main and
State. Was. 1920 o730
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DENTISTS

DIR. CONGER DOES foCR D .ha ~
or month. 26O So. Main. Wasatca III n
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Elks in entertainment.

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 26-More than 200 per-
sons, members OF Ogden lodge No 7le
Il. p o, f, and their ladies. enjoyed an
evening OF entertainment al the club on
Grant avenue tonight. There was a
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Wanted-To Rent
Wanted-Rooms and Board

FIRST GLASS BOARD AND ROOM IN
refined family: must be between South
Temple. Third South. Main and Seventh
East; two gentlemen. Address U-2l.
Tribune. o3:;j |
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Badges to Be Distributed
eciaI 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Feb. 26-Tbe official badges
OF the Weber county organization win he
distributed To the Daughters OF the Pio-
ncers when all of the local companies
meet conJoIntly in the sixth ward chapel
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at . o'clock Friday afternoon. Al the
conclusion OF the business meeting there
will be a social hour. during which re-
freshments viii he served
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MODERN MATERNITY HOME; PH
yate cases solicited. homes ionnd our -
chiIdren. Phone Was. 197e-W. 2'o SsakE Sek
ter street.
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 9 n ~.
AND l p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
a2l SOUTH 9TH EAST,
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS PETERSON. ~ RICHARDS ST.
brass, cbipped glass and panied. Phone
Was& tch 1908. x7s
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VETERINARY SURGEON

IN NJ RICE. SI2 SO. w, TEMfbEI n
Was. 50l3, 10 years eSperlen'e - nd
army,
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g350

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. W.
get you a position free Of charge teIe 1e,
phone 5S22 i2f'7
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COMMITMENTS

>,,II : 0TVS1 RE-SECLUSIoN. ADOtl
lion Flora A. phillips. 25O5 1lth Eas'
two blks. below Sugar House Hylaa yHI
l22l-M
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT tROM. K
Mckenzie. Display yards, 4G2 s. State.
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LOST AND FOUND

MORNING NEAR 10TH
East and Ind South, young water
spaniel pup, months old. Return TO NJ
8 Duifleld, PAS South 18th l.. and receive
loeral reward o464
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LOST-ONE BROWN MARE, 1l50;
white star in forehead. Return to 223
West So. Temple. Reward. j. L. Tad
lock. o3l29
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxdermlst line made as you want II.
R Stencil Fur Co. o6 L. Broadway
years in Salt Lake. NOES
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FLOOR WORK.

OLD FLOORS RBSURFAcED: FIN
ishedi floor work Of all kind. 5ii
State w. 31f2-W. ol549
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Expert Dentistry

M p, KEYSOR, 2iO MAIN sTK,EEh> ,E
Wasatch 662s. Good set teeth' ~ ssi,
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WASHING BY THE WEEK OR DOZEN
satch GI02, mEol-
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CUT FLOWERS

IUDDART FLORAL CO., u so, MAIN
street. Phone l06. Cut flowers and
funeral designs ul633
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STROCk'S S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laoorcrs.
DO West second South. Phone AGA.
k1134
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MASSAGE
TAILOR-MADE CORSETS

MRS, THOMSTORFF OR MRS MANN.
Spirella corsets. 1-Year guarantee, 76
w, 4th No. Was. 1857, o284
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SALESMAN TO SOLICIT ORDERS IN
the city for mems custom tailored
suits. man who has had experience at
tailoring preferred, Good commission, or
SALARY and commission. Address T-2@-
Tribune. OBS
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Il. 4. LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO, NO. 3
So Nam. with WiieS- Horne Drug Co..
leading florists on funeral designs, Was
374 and Was. 2gl o2264
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WANTED
Observation-Disclosures

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS wAN,r-,---
WIN pay you frst-class prices Pt!LSu 20
K Robbins Co.. 50 w. End South. 'MSner
satch Sill. va
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PERSONAL
HAT FACTORY

FOR HAT REPAlRiNG SEE TAYLOR
the Halter. "a East lst So Estab
1855. e2065
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TIE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING,
2l4 East End South. Phone 81. r27
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STUDY MECHANICAL DRAWING AND
plan reading evenings this winter. Ex.
perionced instructor Usah Business Col
lege. Boston bldg. ll02I
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First ConSreSa tioDal church We
get you a position trce OK charge. Tel
ephone Was. oS22 1865
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help


BRIGHT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American navy. II you
enlist YOU Will find yourself in good com
pany. Life Is healthy. work interesting,
plenty OF sport and athletics. foreign
cruises and steady advancement as you
become moro competent. Unusual op-
porIunities TO learn trade and prepare
Tor successful career Free board and
lodging, pay nearly clear. Apply Navy
Recruiting station. Judge bldg, Il. 3rd
South and Main sts., Salt Lake CITY:
Utaa- k22Ol
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FLORISTS


ALL KINDS CUT FLOW EKS. FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter alton Co,
2f4 State. m37S1
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SEWING MACHINES
FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS &c SON, les N STREET.
Wasatch l545-W- Uphostering, chairs
recaned. o3i2
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HOTELS
NEW HOTEL Re

TJr CUMBERLAND, NICE, ARR
steam heated rooms; modern- @o' ~ ~
onh SnIlth st. w
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THE BROWN SCHOOL OF DRESS,
making and Millinery offers sfnnu
opportunity for ambitious women ~
learn trade. Pupils are prepared ZOE
positions In months Those taking
the course In dressmaking earn theiF tul-
ton while learning. Enroll NOW and be
ready for spring business Hyland a.
ii5 East Broadway o3uo
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CUSHIONS. UPHOLsTERING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg.
Co. Phone 3299 p1555
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Wanted-Situation (MaIe)

AS SUPT. OF CONSTRUCTION; CAN
furnish considerable equipment; refer
ences as TO ability. will go anywhere e.
o1SS3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 1854 So. West Temple. Phone
505. d3
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limited Press Leased Wire Service. J
bElGlUM-German Infantry ad
vance in force progressing with heavy
lighting taking place east Of Brussels
rapture of Brussels by Germans re-
ported In rumors, but denied by Bel
gan legation In London. German army
~ the Meuse and first army Of the
moselle now engaged and 5eIgIana
and allies admit they are hard pressed
l'ese forts cut off, but reports that
'ney have been blown up and aban'
ooned by Beiglans are denied by Bel
sian war office.
6NGlAND-Admiraity admits ae'
uv'ty manifested In North sea and be-
"eved that Germans contemplate an
stack on the British battle fleet with
suomarines and destrcyers- Conoid'
cred certain that British troops are
aow in action In Belgium.
.FRENcH-French army In upper
H'sace has occupied saarburg, the
sernans evacuatine the garrison town
~'shout fight. Battle expected near
"sraasburg against which strongly for