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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
CITY AND VICINITY

ROSE BERoERMAN, daughter o
Jacob Bergerman was last night mar
ried to Samuel j. Rtedmans Rabbi Rie:
performing the ceremony. The marrIag,
took place at the family home, 226 Eas
BROADWAY and the wedding dinner wa
held AT the Hotel Utah a honeymoon
trip TO California Will be followed by
the return home TO Salt Lake abou,
March 1.
THE FIRST BALL of the salt Lake
Labor Temple association, which includes
all the labor organizations of the city
was given In the Odeon hall last night
| affair was successful In every way
that 1t is the intention of the association
to make II an annual event.
/ MARGARET c. STEVEN, The 5-year-
Steven, d29 Goshen street. died at the
| family residence Yesterday Funeral
services will be held Friday afternoon al
o'clock at the Twenty tifth ward chapel.
| tery.
MALCOLM .MATHEsoN. veteran
miner, died at his home. 1877 Third ave-
nue.. yesterday at the age Of 90 years,
with the mining industry at Park city
years ago. announcement of the fu-
neral will be made later,
+, FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Jcnneve
! Sibcrt, the 1i-months-o old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sibert. 800 West Fifth
South street, will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock al the Eber w. Hall
funeral chapel. Interment will he In
Mount Olivet cemetery
JOSEPH HOLT, a farmer, who lived
at 1885 Richards street, died at his resi-
dence yesterday. Mr.. Holt was ~ years
Of age and was born In England He
had lived in Utah for several years Flu
neral arrangements Will be announced
later.
RAGNHiLD j. OLSEN, &c years OF
age, wife of Arne Olsen OF GARFIELD died
at Garfield yesterday. Funeral services
will be held at 10 o'clock today a the
Eber w; Hall funeral chapel. Interment
Will be In the City cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Alexander
Robertson. who died in Salt Lake Janu-
airy 12. will be held at 2:3O o'clock this
afternoon nj the ODonnell e. Co fu-
neral chapel Interment will he In the
City cemetery
VOLUNTARY PETITION In bank
States district court by Gus M. Sander
son, salt Lake tailor. lie gives his
S429.50
COLONEL {. w. TATLock, federal
state stalistician: will leave today for
several weeks with his daughters in
their winter cottage at Long Beach.
THE SALT LAKE chapter of the
American Institute of Banking will be
addressed this evening at the CONNER
cial club by William Ball OF the Iuterna
tonal Bond &c Mercantile company,
LECTURE on Insurance and Fire
FreVention was given yesterday noon
before the l., ID. S. business college bv
sioner.
II. A. JOPLIN. auditor of the Salt
Sahe route returned yesterday from
oeiifer. FL Paso and Los Angeles. lie
Had peen gone three weeks.
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OWING to mixup between the press
~ agent and the stage mana ger. at
the Empress thcater this week il Is
rather hard TO identify the various
contributors TO the evenings fun.
However. In view OF a general tendency
toward mediocrity specific identification is
not essential Suffice ii 10 say that the
bill is not what it ought TO be and is not
what il usually is.
In order 10 feel satisfied with the even
Ing spent at the Empress this week one
must bank all his hopes on the Bower
or Melody, a musical number that Is
really top-notcher. Every member OF
the trolpe in this act is an artist. nlbucd
with the spirit that should prevail in a
number that is really dedicated to music
minus the comedy and the eccentric Miss
Anna Mcmahon. the leading woman, is
cha rmlne person. blessed with a voice
which. though not great. has that quail
" which reachcs to the hearts OF her
auditors. And with her voice goes a
personality that makes her lovable
Bert Sheridan, the director of the
troupe, is TO be commended not only for
his leadership, but for his own fine bari
tone which he displays with tempera-
ment.
Before condemning the remainder OF
the bill let us except the BalIo Brothers.
vino play the banjos. and who on second
thought. arc really worth saving.
sam j. Harris. alleged TO he a joyful
sonSoloeist, must be cast 10 the lions.
Mr.. Harris Is not progressive lie tells
stories that da &c back To the Roosevelt
administration and sings songs that have
been sung To shreds
To be real fair, Miss Louise Mayo is
worth consideration. Some people liked
her voice and others did not like her
singing Too many mannelisms .encum-
per her songs, but otherwise she Is pleas
Ing and drew her share Of applause last
night.
Fun in Swimming Pool rather failed
TO meet expectations. II was not funny.
As an acrobatic feature IL was accept
able however.
Martini and MaNimiiian, ma gician and
respectively, Jared fairly we'll
III the matter OF appreciation. Martini
gets by with some really clever tricks.
bur MaXimilian makes 81 bigger hit By
exposing the same tricks. The comedy
that goes with the act is its chief
excuse.
The Empress orchestra was good, par
ucuiarly IN Its Adele" selection The
pictures were calamitous and therefore
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FUNERAL NOTICES

:. - ~~->~-~-~>N~~-~----~~--O--
SARtiAklS-The funeral services oyS~
body OF Louis Sargakis, who diedle
uary II, 1914, aged 22 years win be-,
Greek church. d39 West Fourth Ss
street Friends are Invited to attend !
termcnl in Mt. Oliyet cemetery.
RO BERTSON-Funeral services for A,
ander Robertson, who died In this
January II. 1914. viii be held from O'p
nell " Co S chapel today CThursda VI
80 p IN. lnterment city cemetery,
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WOMAN is CHAIRMAN
OF STATE COMMITTEE

pEN e.h: Jan. Ii-Through the ap.
ro,n.,neni oi 1eorge T. Bradley of Gu
~ ~. positien Of state railroad
Mrs. Gertrude a. Leo bonnr,a. ,ha IU"'G ~ :
chairman of state central Demncrati'. "~ ~ :.
committee. BY virtue Of a statc iau h,,
eradiey was compelled To reS;ar s".e ~ H.
position as chairman of The 80" 49, .on on
,rai of Aca9 ccoinnittee Of the Democrat. marty
m man 0,olauo, sss,%sd a1a ~ Mrs. Lee, vice char
| INC party and win retain ,s e'es on
the next state campaign al Jo,st ant'i
+ Mrs; i1ee was n prcsidentiaI oIo..
from Colorado at the last nst;anaI I'eJ.o' N,'p'
ton and has been prominent ~ b eree'
|sTatic politics in Denver for n1aIo ,,,.,
E2rs Mt, Bradley. in retiring. not" snole
Nv OF Mrs. l.ee's ability to nersor,,, IT,
Aties Of her new vfjec pS''oii"
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Jail Sentence for Merricl

George Merricll pleaded czujIt, hoforo
Judge Alexander McMaster of the hive-
mic court yesterday afternoon. and was
sentenced TO serve ninety days in the
county Jaii Tor MS part in the escapade
.Hat involved the two Branning girls
recently Merricl1 was charged with con-
ulputing 10 the delinquency of a minor
ana also with a statutory offense
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AMUSEMENTS


SALT LAKE-"Adele." musical COM
edy, all week. There will be spe-
cial matinee Saturday.
UTAH-WIllsrd Mack and Marjorie
Rambeau In THE Man Who Stood
Still.' All week. Matinee today
and Saturday. :,
PHEUM-Vaudeville. Performances
every afternoon and evening.
PANTAGES-Vaude Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night.
EMPRESS-Vaudev Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15

Al the 0rpheum this week appears the
youlSest and smallest Elk doc IN cap
t,HI,E. contrary to what might be implied
however, she does not appear i'm an ami
mai act. To dainty little Mabelle Lewis
Is accorded the distinction OF being one
ol Inc three women 10 carry Il. =. O. h.
membership card showing her 10 be in
good standing The others belong 10 Alice
LLOYD and Mrs. Tom Fitch. Miss Lewis
u member OF Denver lodge No n Mis-
LOWS is looking forward to appearing i'm
Denver next week "
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Annette Flack who is singing i'm
Adele at the Salt Lake theatcr this
week. was for three years the pri1na donna
OF the New York IIippodroIne, ,iurjnc,
which lime she sa ng To over :, 900. 900 peo-
pie; Adele is pleasing Salt T.akers and
VIII continue until Saturday night at the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15

Tho following theater notices are marked
advertisement In order TO comply with n
strict Interpretation OF the new federal news
paper law. In no sense they paid adver-
'iscrnenS. Thoy are items furnished By tho
press agents. Of the various theaters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15

Tue Female of the Species" an inter-
oi widely separated social standing aod
Doth IN love with the same man. is ~ thn
mead OF he bill AZ the Rex today and tn1
nrc',il n.oi h,ie picture Is two-part Rex
praiia. I1,a.ia. written oy Lois Weber. who viii,
Philip. Smallcy, heads the caSf "i.m ..i,'
l'vil of the Siums,r drama viii r,a ~ en-
august; ana two other pictures arc aisn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15

-, H,ltnouSh she appears In only one act .
little Frederika Moore. the 5-year-njd 10,
WHO plays the part OF Emma. Na,5c's
child, i'm The Man Who stood still is
receiving AZ much applause and genuine
pany at tho Gtath theater this week sTho
oIll1 possesses dramatic talent In a
married degree and reads her lines In !,
amer ina Indicates bright future for
her II sne elects the stage for a career.
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Wante0-To Buy

e~~~~N-~~~~~~>-~-~~@-~-~~-
WILL PAY CASH FOR AN EIGHT
room house, strl "ly modern. two
story. located betwees, 3rd South and lst
avenue and 5th East aId 18th East Lot
that is not on cornen and one that IS
off tie car Inc preferret Price mus, be
right Address M-35. Tribune m652
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EiEGANr s-nooM MORN; HC
water heat: COZ; l,, .SJ ave W., d 7 st.
quOc ip Z 81 Pnohc WaNit'-J. m
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Daniel. a magnificent reprod,,c,,
Biblicsd history. viii he presented H.
iIisraph players at th4 Mehcsy
Mm is ia two acts and ,niroan,se
most miraculous events: In, rhIj
israel in the fiery furnace AMI
me lions den. The Pride OF ia
l.ubin, drana adapted from
y ret sl2r3 of t1e same man
\ SaSs,<,e y.,lnedy, -Gid'aI. ran.a
Nslse he Programme.
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AUCTION SALES
FIREPROOF STORAGE

COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND.
Ing. insurance rate and warehouse ygith
any oteer. The superiority OF the Kew
Ser STD age over all others is we'll
known. keyser Fireproof Storage Co
Wasatch 2S23 noIJa
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s AND s,RooM d. BnIcK|
o. cottages. d;s 2 Inquire s.3 u u 2nd ss|
Phone was, 6t& ha7H
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EYE EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS, O.ljIJac
and aurist: spectacles accurately fitted.
difficult cases gollcited 305 Continen,a!
Bank bldg 035Si
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

ohlGfiT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American navy. II you
Snilst you Will lind yourself IN good COM
pany. Lille Is healthy, work Interesting,
pIenty OF sport and athletics, foreign
Sfoises and steady advancement as you
pesone more competent Unusual op-
IoI successful career Free board and
Ipoaglng, pay nearly clear. Apply Navy
rSeeIuitlhS station. Judge bldg, u. Srd
Otah. k2204
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP.-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A Nj
AND 1 P NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDEf'
321 SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r.
mckenzie, Display yards. i22 y State
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MODERN 5-RooM GOTTA, JANIIS
-J seryics. n laundry In baSent. =
yernor r'9' ave. Was 67lO.
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VERY NICE 6-RoUSM MON BNca
$40, Az Norm Msin' la,ch 6os-iE
=. arT hiaAp
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MoDERN 7-RooM HoUscLosE I'M
Apply 42o T. Sr' s0uth.,yland alsf
ss- n ki4
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Wanted-Situation (Female)

WANTED-POSITION AS OFFICE
girl, doing errands, answering calls.
etc For references and particulars,
phone Was 1852 mli6l
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FREQ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congreg galional church we
get you a position free OF charge le1e1 ,e1eo
phone 1922. 800
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MODERN GROOM SXD Ell. i55
9th So. $1,000 per mont Call "
State 81. or phone lvassicbss. mloy
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VERY FINE GROOM Use, FUR
mace: close in. I.l1' So. 5sast Was.
1889. mIosI1
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4-RooM MODERN; yPLE.WN'l' Az
ith south bet Ist and 2aWest- y
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DETECTIVE AGENCY

><N>N--~'-~-~~<7-~-~-~~~-~
IN NIcknOU LAIN DETECTIVE AGTcN-
cy, i01 Boston bldg. Men and women
operators. All work confidential Was.
-fto. l3l
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. ROOMS AND BATH. .cK. I0ll
Il. 9th So: SIS, liubbarav Co.,
w. Broadway. ml2I
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< 90 5.RoOM HOUSk. iERN Ak|
0 Elm gm ave-. or phone Wasi. haiSl
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4-RO0W MOD. t-HoUsE. IS RI
55i H. 4th so.~Phone liy.o6 j.
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THEORETICALLY, MODEgMoUsE, Il
!, room Smg sa s1eepHiIa pHiIaaand i5fs.S u''4'' K ]
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S-RooM sTRIcTLf @oDk, 42i G,
lena street, $40. Hy!ani2l-J.
X
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2 oR s.RooM GOTTA cLosET
pantry. oH bathr-2e1 So. Sast. hsai
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5-RAI HOUSE OK CAR LIE CWEJ
$40. Goddard luv' 90, $50. Ma!nI
II
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4-ROOM MODERN HOuSl INQuI
l2i CraSer. tth So, beth and
East Hy, SOs5-W a. seS nj
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E. a. LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO. NO,
, South Main. with WilleS- Horne Co,
leading florist on funeral designs. Was.
3i4 and Was 29I. ml526
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SIx-pOoM MODERN LEX. CI
in. s61 ". No. Temple. As. a944
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Groom BRICK sTRlci MopEgS
mith furnace, H &C zih East
phone Was. 0spL h2IIi|
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7-ROoM MODERN; FuRtE. lJa,
ST. Apply sol srd ave III
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GROOM MODERN. FUR,E HEAT. "a
179 w. Isl North mlOse Pa
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TVRCE ROOMS IS. ClnB b
Lake St hstlj
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sll--'rIREE- ROOM PARIAlor
b:lck. east side. Call Hy.,n
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4-eooM FLAT. MODERN. sd
East, Wes. 4o35-J
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4-ROOM STRICTLY NOM va
2343-J 5Is w NYlh T@- ms;s
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UMBRELLA HOSPITAL


BRING IN YOUR CRIPPrES ,1>r-," -
sols. umbrellas repaired. re-cnt,I,,a., -
New ;, ones made 10 order 33G Staia
---.--- 80. n16S3
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Competent. AMBITIOUS SAl.E5o ~
ladies to sell Barcley corsetS, so;Uo
per day guaranteed. Anna Nj. Goou, ST; no;
40 Woodruff apis. MOL
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,,2 90, 9Th EAST I-RtMoDEaY,
Sze e,sss sw' IN; paved asreel; I SsS
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LADIES, SIjIrs. LONG COATS AND
skirts: must be sold to cover cleaning
charges. Nobby Suitorium. 30 s'tate 5e2: Sl:
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wANTED-MANGLE GIRL. APPLY S
a ~ and l p, IN, daily Modei i1aun .sc
dry, 2si West 2nd North. m'oo
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UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. OFFICE
sait Lake Glass g: Paint Co. Elk 400
Res, Hyland 231S-W r5So
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


CiiAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST
orass, Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1909. WoS
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FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co.
274 State. rn3Tsi
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TRAINED MlLLINERS ARE SCARCE,
salaries are good, complete course
Of months in the Brown school OF mil
Rncry with Miss Minehart, an eN-
pert New York milliner, qualities the
pupils for positions Enroll now and be
Az L. Rroadway lnl5Oe
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IInprR APT. OF . hooi DUPLF7|
house; 1'oiSs iSs sixth Ess sarsSst 5YSs
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WOMEN, GET GOVERNMENT JOBS,
Big pay. Write for list OF positions
now available. Franklin Institute, bepI:
1897, Rochester, n. Y, fnoo'
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CONFINEMEN'
PAPER HANGING, PIT
AND DECORATE

uALVORSBT g. TAYLOR. \
and paperh9 angeFs. Was. l9i,
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Wanted-Rooms and Board
Observation-Disclosures

OF ALL. KINDS WANTED.
Will pay you hrsl-class prices. Fisher
G. Robbins Co., so w. 2nd South. Wa
satcb OIL, e2S3
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MRS. u, j, SAUNDERS. CHOICE
mowers end funeral designs. West
Broadway. Wasatch 2Sl5 ky40S
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOMIE fAPEk CLEANING co. spE-
eial prices iail and winter work Was.
e'- d3l73
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CLOSE N. !, Safe slrIrs & GAs 4 J. s-Roos:
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HOTELS

NEW HOTEL REX.
Best furnished hotel In the city: str1ct
~ modern; absolutely fireproof. special
rates BY week or month. 26s South Stafa
t J. NJ, Marriott Prop. csss
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CUT FLOWERS

iUDDARr FLORAL CO., g. SO MAIN
street. Phone log. Cut Aowers and
funeral designs. n1633
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sLKOCkS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
liotel, RESTAURANT and household help.
Hea dquarters for laborers.
% west Second South. Phone 46A.
k134
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The NAvY's PURPOSE is TO MAKE
every one OF Its enlisted men success
,ii hte' The greater his success. the bet
YET r tne American navy. Navy training
,its men Tor usefuness-in the navy or
~ clVll HE, Variety OF work aboard ship
oite's many opportunities for skilled men.
I a. excellent. graded according To compe-
tehce. apply Navy Recruiting Station,
JUICE bldg., L.. 3rd South and Main sts.,
salt Lake City Utah k2O32
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TIE LEADING FLORIST, w. W. KING
Ia East End South. Phone 81 r27
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% HOUSES. Al Al k,ISbb ~ pRIc5ss.y
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RECITAL TO
Re GIVEN FRIDAY

s,9ek Srv;;t,sAp Friday slternoon nj
" ~ .. = blanc. q. "a nora Voelkcr vii
: 3 j. &. i ! /
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FOR nj
For Rent-Housss lE!'1' ssprnlshesa

SEVEN R,0oocsMsiob. -2 .ilouss
choice ,,,eorbach Rem Brcaslws5
apply AspDDgl6acls A0stIs store phosso ssog s,h ns
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ST. CECILL-HOT AND COLD WATER.
phones bath, well ventilated: special
rates. 233 State ,nTsS
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E. G O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKES
and embalmer has moved TO new loca
ton; 226-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3399
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HOTEL LUXOR, COSY. CLEAN
steam heated rooms. private bath, hot
ana cold water in rooms: free public
saower and tub bath; telephone service: !:
$3.50 week UP. 81 S. Main ka1Si
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AM
sos. 't d
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-16

larly care IOr the 9rDlCraTy OrQefS OF
Secretary Garrison in the matter of
press censorship over news pertain
ing to the American occupation of
Vera Cruz. In fact, Congressman
Falconer's investigation calls on Gar
rison to advise the house whether or
not this censorship is now in opera
ton covering news of the testimony
being given at the court of inquiry
now being held on the battleship
Texas at Vera Cruz,
Officials here do not understand
why there should be any censorship
at the present time. Censorship is
war measure. War never has been
declared with Mexico and President
Wilson has repeatedly asserted that
the present status is not one of war,
Nevertheless, the cable Office at
Vera Cruz is understood to be under
martial law, and every word of copy
is subjected to the strictest censor
ship. '
Correspondents cannot go to Vera
Cruz to tell about things there I'M
less they become to all intents and
purposes members of the army and
subject to military discipline. They
are required to file bond in the sum
of $4,000, binding their employers
that they shall live up to every order
of every petty officer entrusted with
the censorship functions. The pen
atty is deportation and forfeiture of
the bond.
It is the belief of members of con-
gress that the boys in the navy and
army are as good as boys elsewhere.
1t is not assumed that our soldiers
in either branch are any more brutal
than civilians or than other soldiers.
These acts, if they have taken place,
illustrate how young men otherwise
decent and humane, when excited by
the blood lust of a first experience in
killing their felloW-men in time of
war, as they thought it was, become