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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-09
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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DIED


BROWN-At the residence OF his daupb-
Ter, MIS- George w, Cordell S07 Simondi
avenue. January S. 1914 of old age, Will
nam nam ;. Brown, half-brother TO Henry w.
,Soyier' aged 20 years and native OF Eng
Iand' Funeral services Sunday at IL
&rI Giock noon from the family residence.
rlcnus are invited 10 attend. Interment
IN City cemetery Undertaken Josanh Wi
nam Taylor has charge of the body.
NILLSoN-At Garfield. Salt Lake county.
otah, January s. 1914, OF pneumonia,
iarold ~ T.; son OF Charles c. and Minnie
NJ. COON Nilsson, born August T. 1912 in
oarhelu- Funeral services Saturday at II
a; m. from Pleasant Green meeting house
Friends are invited To attend Intcrmcnf
IN Pheasant Green cemetery.
|OLIA,-At the residence. 23l Canyon
,oao. a9ao. January 5, 1914. Ernest GoItz In his
5oth year. Funeral services Will be held
ron ,p tpe 5 ID. Evans mortuary chapel.
~ south State street. Saturday, Janus ~
IV; AT p. IN. Intermcnt. which will be
private, Will he In Mt. Olivct cemetery.
BllE1ER-At Tucson. Ariz.. January L,
1913, n. Lawrence Beemer. in his end
year Funeral will be held in Salt Lake
Clty Time and place OF services am
nounced later
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MAKE REAPPoINTMENTs.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. S.--Acting in accordanc,
with the decision reached at their initial
meeting on Monday night. the new city
commissioners today confirmed the re-
including the heads OF the police and fire
works, streets and recorders depart
with the salaries OF the appointees, are as
follows:
Recommended by Commissioner T. s.
Browning, superintendent OF public safe
ty-W. l. Norton, chief of police. $50; A.
b Canfield chief OF the fire department,
$3.50.
Recommended by Mayor a. q Fell
Miss Ada Wahlen. secretary. 500: water
works department. l. p. Hardy, assistant
superintendent, $I25; ID. @. Taylor, fore
man Of maintenance. $50. Walter Paul.
clerk. Si5: Louis Iofsren. chief Inspector,
SIPS: j. y. Jensen, Inspector, sS5; recor-
der's Office George Seaman, recorder,
$3.50: Mrs. Mae Bramwell. deputy S75 :
treasurers office. Wallace Foulser treas
urer, s125; Charles r, Koon. assistant,
si00
Recommended by Commissioner Chris
Flygare-Street department C. II. Mar
tin, street supervisor, 500, II. ID. Brown,
sexton City cemetery. $50
Recommended by Municipal Judge W.
II Rceder-l. y. Fulton, clerk 500: Miss
Winnifred Geiger. stenosrapher, SEQ.
The employment OF 4, g. Harris a poll
tax collector was continued at the same
percentage which he has received from
past collections.
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Charleston Entries.
Bv Internationnl No,. se,,ie.

by International News Service
FiFst race. ak furongs-Malik los. -;e1ro,.
20: Stellats. los; SURPRISING 10. .Cz-noun,
~ The parson. ts: .Cailc- out, i0t: MIie cohen
los: Rcttl1 Drum. 10. Gallant Boy l0s. Ie.
grange. ioI Laird O. KirksIdy. 100; .Vclehon. %
second ract. six turlongs-Judeo Monck lIe:
'flaln Ann. ie5; Ia Sllnrella. 10: sect T,nc,
10; Con cnron rs; Captain links fo7: Ba.
sand. M ' N'e"
Third faes. ak furonss-Mira Dell. 10; D..
Jackson ii1. Meta T.. io5: Floral Crown If5.
Troy Weigh. li2. Golden Prince. 1i.; Ella Curry
l.o. The Turk ii6: Msdmzn. ii5: big Rock
foIfh rae, handicap. se7en turlooE- -Aneon.
lNt l.. ". Adiir. %: Young Emblem %. Wate-
lsdy- 100; Verona a:: Monocacy 100; Ella p
Son. 10; Crsrkerbo1 % 90
Fihh race. five and half Observation-Disclosures,
los; LADY lightning 100 Amercus Jds. V,~v
ll-. Lost Fortune. 100: SilsE Gruuio as; Robert
IA. -. ~ N'e'AI
sixth racr- ono nile-Benesiclius frs. 7 NJ
Eckcr7. 10. Eaton iis: Tony " liz. SAN
Bernard. lE; WOOD Dove. los: .Ciir Tor. IHs:
Michael Ansclo. iis. woodcrsn. its: Harcourt
lis. '''
-Couplef
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Charleston Results.

BY International NcvS Service
First race six furlongs-Laura as (aorssea-n
10 !: Won Helen NJ. rs (ward) 30 20 / aoc
ond' Clln Maid. lOs tTurncr) 10 / third Ti,o
l'Is To- Colonel Fox, Tom Hancock, M Man
age, Semiausver. John Marsh. Pluyius and Ef
icndi also ran. ' Et-
,.Es,ha SsS9nd race six furongs-Lorotta Dvyer. los
tNathanl 10 /. won: YonGhoe lO7 (Cory,y, ?
70 ? second; Amorct III CBus,oD). c to !. third'
Iluc lI0 Il Ann Tllly. Right Ensy DuoneTnn
SnIlmnage. JAhot and Chnrticr also ran
Third race. three furlones-Sir Edgar ii5 ocaI-
lahan). : 10 10, won; sZRnsarcc 10 tBvTnoI IN
to; to j. second; chevron. 1io (Bux,on). 10 l.
lhlrd limo. % 20. Brown Prince Emerson
Cochran. Electrician, May Ippa and Habordash
Coupled.
Fourth race. one mile and twenty yards-coI
onel Ashmeade los CCallahan). & 10 5 WON.
Coekspur ics Turner TO / second: Over the
sondA 100 tNcTsgsartl. 20 ! third TImc
l;t % kinmundy. Merry Lad ana Morlie s
FIN race one mllo-Fiai o. (sumter, :, IN
l. Won: Motsant. lo7 Chatham. ? 10 J. second
Jlm CstiTey. 100 tNlcklaus) TO g. third Time
- J-5. Han, Creek Old HANK Tay Pa~ San
Guide and nertis also ran '' -N
sixth race one miio-Baro Dance ioa Byrnel.
10 = won: BuEE Around st Isunterl II ,o 4
1ecoud: Ford Mai. I07 CtcTssgart1 : 10 . ,bJrS
Time, q. FLASK. sageT. Rulssesu and I,sourpo
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SCOWCROF IS SECURE
BIG GROCERY HOUSE
Fred J. Kiesel Company Sells
One Branch of Its Whole
sale Business.
Special To The Tribune.

!. Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. s.-The transfer of one
OF the oldcS wholesale business enter
prises OF the west. as well one OF the
most important deals in the history OF
Ogden. was consummatal today, when
final negotiations were made for the
purchase OF the wholesale grocery bust
ness OF the Fred j. kicsel company by
John Scowcroft & Sons company, The
considera tlon. which was not made pub
lie, is said TO involve several hundred
thousand dollars.
Instructions have already been given
for an inventory OF the TieSel stock and
the actual tra nsfer OF the business VIII
take place within a few days, probably
on Saturday. Under the terms of the
purchase. the Kiesssl company Will con-
tinue In the Wholesale liquor business,
although the sale marks the practical
retirement OF Fred J. fAosel from active
business life. The volume OF the whole
sale grocery business conducted by the
kiesel company is between $4,000 0O0 and
$1,000, 900 per year
For the present. the wholesale grocery
business will be conducted from tho Kie-
sci warehouse and offices at Twenty
FIRST street and Lincoln avenue. but later
Will be moved to the Scowcrott plant at
Twenty third street and Wall avenue.
This Will concentrate the Scowcroft In
tereEts under ono roof.
Regarding his plans. Mr.. kiesel said
that he would take rest after the actual
transfer Of the grocery business, but
could not outline his plans further.
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GOES FROM JAIL To
MOTHERS DEATHBED
Isaac Martin Sent Home From
Police Station, but Arrives
Too Late.

Isaac Martin, only son OF Mrs. Ann
Martin of e2i West First North street
was turned back from vagrant's cell
In the city jail at an early hour yester-
day morning and sent to the deathbed
before the son cached her home
Shortly before midnight "Wednesday. j.
L. Opcnshaw. who lived near Mr. Martin,
and whose family kept a kindly watch
over the lonely widow, notified the po-
lice that she was dying and asked for
aid In finding her son.
Martin was described a. being crippled
By the loss OF hand, shot Off In sa-
loon holdup when he was a bartender in
this city. n dozen years ago He was
sought at the Volunteers of America
homo, where the police were Informed
he would probably be. but without sue
cess. In the meantime. the calls OF the
world weary mother had ceased
Caught with others In the police drag
taken from the street to police head
to be Jailed as a vagrapt He
refused 10 give his name, SAYING that he
had ,l Ilved in Salt Lake forty years and
ture revealed his loss of a hand
IL your name Isaac Martlnp" asked
Desk Sergeant William Keyting
=, ics' II is, said Martin. with the de-
nance OF a man who would not lie when
60 home TO your mother at once. she
Is very III; she is dying" said the Off
Covering his eyes with the st1un ~
us crippled ann, Martin turned away
md posan the journey to where the body
IF his mother lay O'uS
Except Tor several orphan zrandchn
ircn. no other relatives survive Mrs Nar-
in ~, & &eNcept the son whose unfortunate ac-
1uent handicapped him as a support IN
ier In the years OF her infirnifv Fop
onio tine past she had been dependent
lpon the charity of friends.
nc BODY is being prepared for burial
y S. NJ Taylor 6. Co '''ia'
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NOTICE.
BETA THETA PI SOCIETY.

Notice Is hereby given that there viii
be a meeting OF all the members OF the
Beta Theta ri society residing In the
state OF Utah. both active and nom
active, on the l4th day OF January, 1914
al AS South Thirteenth East street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, at p. m OF said dav
for the purpose OF considering and acting
upon the question of whether or not the
Beta Theta Pi society IN Utah will form
a corporation and for tho transaction OF
any and all business In connection there
with that may properly come before the
said meeting.
LOUIS l.. ARNOLD.
President Alumni Association.
VI. -, NAYLOR
President Active Chapter
MORRIS II. FORBES
Secretary Alumni AssoCia ton
HAROLD G. TEASDEL,
Secretary Active Chapter
salt Lake City, Utah. Dec. 80. 1918
k3sGs
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JuaTeZ Entries.
Intonatlon,l Ncrr en-ri,c

by lnio1lauonal News faTvic~
FirEt race. three furlouzs-ksa Hsr-dou 100
Tokay. 100; Msrnlk. 100: Milton Barber il:. D.
Cam. IL; fIoI, U2. fTsie. 100: Pred 7 iO9
Ben's Brother. IL. Four kccs. iie: Linbus ~
Sscord race. fiye snd bslf fuTioars-Anxio u
~ Stsyssth- 100; 'Protty Dale ioa: TyrcS l07
San B~rnito. 10: Lady Pcndsr ne: Burljnstor
Boss. 20. .Klt1e W. ioe; .AmohaIko ing; Tin.
alGa. i07: Madsiln io7 Chrisirpas Daisy 10
Z~ao;oiC ~. Eve PadEiok. Il5.
Thir. race. five furiougs-Bislsnd %. H,s
I.uHlSN. %. kiyis. ln Es0sor.i. ios. DUTY -
Baltimore 80: wiid Horse, ~: FIor1n. no
Fourth ace. five and half rurours-s,ru,f
10. FerrcnA. lc5; Lady Rilie. io7: Regina Arv,
10; Free VIII. 80: Tidy Woln,rth. iis: E,heI-
da. US. ChllIs, rs; 'MsgsHnd. Io5: Garden o. Al
lah. lo7; Bashiu BOt'io, ioT. 'Hsy Sutton, 10:
'PendHnt- 10: Eel us: Parnsll Girl. rs
Fifth race. mlle-Cliutou. Ioa: tom Chan
man. lo2; Ro,ente ic5: 'D~n Up-as. io7 Rev 10:
Baiclin. ioS; Ocean Queen. 10: Judge Walton
rs: 'IanUs ioc: -Heien Hawkins. i15. Florence
Birch. Jos; Dave Montgomery. ios. Joa wooss
los; Emerald hic- no. Wise Mason liz
Sixth raoe. one uIiie--Cordio f.. -; 'Sstph lA':
canicm. 1865 Bert Getty. ioi: The Cindsr 10.
'Liliie naTohmuni. lo,; Transparent. lo5.
~. ". Weir entry.
.AppTcntic~ allowance
Weather clear; ffuc1 fast
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Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results
By International Ners sorv,c.

BY International News Service
,i, Ensi race. throo furlongs-Joseflne zara,e ~
INrschbaum). 10 10. won: Blue pac"r ~.
s~pIus)' 10 1, second; Meelickn, I;2 G;1o,bi
.. 10 l. tnird. Time. 1884 As. CucraII Dnia,
Sne,e sueyons. Bnroarita, Lady sharp Fiossie Com,
"eutet'a and June Bride also ran
second race. ono miIc-Marlo CochtII mi, C,t.-
CO.., CO.. ~ 10 j. Won; Lady Young. I0l tFeonyJ r
10 J; Sccond; Moonlight. los (WarTinrton5 70 ~
\, Ihlid Time. l:il. Blue Beard. Maggie Sine
puoheco p Frioze Jessamy. aavr Lad stnpcmsn
Bi0ek Bonita nlso ruu N'i-i"
ihlrd race. fivo and a half furlongs-c,orco
~ ~ tnrothl, 10 j. won; Dusky Dave 100 rSc
Dnonaial' 20 to l. seeond. Silver Tone 100 Hnp,
~ 70 !. third Time. LOG 3-5 Coma uoN,e,
summer I'M, Auntc Curl. Letord Casames DR.
Bailey and Largo also ran. 49,
FOURTH race. ;iyc and half furIongs-Fool o,
fGrtuhc. 100 tF@eny). 70 3. won: CIaribej 100
laAyhesl. 10 TO J. second; Ed Luce IO5 Cuow
ardl3 6 10 J.. third Time ! 90 Little Bit IJn
iAyinla. Dprin Birka and Old Gotch also ran
- s'1e 1 race, five and half furongs-oCm,neI
IL tIarter)s 10 10. won; Doc Allen i07 IMc
Donald. 3 TO !. second; orimar Lad. I67 Tee1yl
= : i,, 10 thiTd Time. 1905 5-5. Visdble Cioal
Lulu ;. and Hazel c. also ran.
sixth race. one mIio-sIslor Florence 1os
lJonesl. ) 20 .. won; Jack Laxson j07 GGen.ry1
SbyS 70 l. rj%S rJjSeond Quick Trip, loS terOh) to l.
LORD Elan ana Callethumpian also ran
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FUNERAL NOTICES

SCIWIN-The funeral OF John Schwin.
VINO died at his home. 623 South Fifth
East street, January 6, 1914. aged 80
years. VIII he held from the residence Sat
urday afternoon at go O'clock Inter
ment in Mt Olivet. Both funeral and
pur!sI VIII be private and the family re-
quests that no flowers be sent.
body Of Arba Cafes
Preston, who died at his home . Con
cord place. January 6, 1914. in his Both
year, will he taken TO Montpelier. Idaho
this morning for burial
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Given 100 DAYS.

Special To The Tribune
BINGHAM. Jan. S.-R. and r. Barich.
charged with assault and battery b. Tom
Ruttles, were each sentenced TO 100 days
in the county Jail today by Justice T.. Z.
Dudley. RutileS accused the two youhg
men of having. without provocati at
tackled him and his wife as they were
walking toward Carr Fork Sunday even
Ing. The young men said that Ruttles
started the trouble by declaring that he
Was n deputy sheriff and attempting TO
arrest them The court held IN favor OF
Ruttlcs.
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Giving Ogden a Chance.
.ial 10 Tie Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. S.-J. a. Hendrickson.
wdo rs interested in the esta biishmeut OF
n breakfast food factory i'm Utah. was in
Ogden today. spending several hours a
The Weber club iu conference with prom
iucnt capitalists. II sufficient capital can
he interested in tho proposition. Ogden
has an equal chance with salt Lake City
10 secure the plant which would cost
100000 and employ from 100 10 80
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WANTED
Wanted-Situation (Male)

ENGINEER, AGED 81. MARRIED, IN
pericnced IN handling all kinds engines
boilers, install motors, generators anu
wiring and do any kind OF repairs.
have plenty OF recommends tons aiso
from the government. Want position in
or out OF Town. Address M-i3. Irlph5nS6i
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Articles Are Filed

PROVO. Jan. s.--The Albert Marsh a.
Sons company has filed articles OF in
corporation with the county clerk. The
onJect OF the corporation liz To conduct
q general mercantile business With sini,a
a. tne general place OF business. The
capital stock is 10000. In 81 shares Tho
iollo"lng are the incorporators. directors
Albert F. Marsh. vice president. Ma IT
MARSH: secretary: Joseph f. Marsh. treas
uTer; sarah c. Marsh. director.
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Heavy Sentence Imposed.
special to The Tribune

special to The Tribune
BINGHAM. Jan. s.-SiN months in the
county Jail was the sentence imposed
upon Theodore Miller today by Justice
Dudley Tor carrying concealed weapons
Miller had been previously sentenced TO
thirty days and $50 for q similar offensc
lie appealed tho cdsc. bat as the appes l
MAS never perfected. he was "a led into
court again. Again he was found carry
ing concealed wea pons whom arrested
Tile heavy sentence. part Of the cam
naign 10 stop the Illegal practice In the
camp, followed
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AUTO REPAIRING

Bl.ACkSMITHING, RUBBER TIRES
and painting: Stoker- Rushton, l5s-s0
W, End So. Was. 1909 Iys
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MAN AND WIFE. EXPERIENCED IN
farm work, wife can cook. ask ion
Novok Phone Was. ise-J, Address 5S% 20,
w. I'd South. ihS"i
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George c. Wilson Buried.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. S,-Bishop " a. Tanner
presided today at the funeral services for
George c, Wilson, held at the Second
ward chapel at o'clock The other
speakers were President {. +. Middleton.
Heber Scowcroft and George Shorten. The
musical selections We're by Walter Steph-
ems, Mrs. Agnes Warner, Miss Josephine
Shorten and Lester Uinchcliff. Interment
was In the CITY crmeiert.
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Mrs, Ruth Sharp Dead.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. S.-Mrs. Ruth Helen An
derson Sharp. aged 20 years. wife OF Hen
~ Sharp. died at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen McDermOtt, 232T Adams ave-
nue., at o'clock this morning. death be-
Ing due to tuberculosis. Besides the hus-
band who is in PoCatello. Idaho she Is
survived by the mother, Mrs Lucy +
McDermo,t. and two sisters. Mrs. Sharp
was born in Ogden. August u. 1855.
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Study New Daucaa

Numerous students avaiIcd themselves
oi tne opportunity yesterday afternoon 10
ho,,aa So.ne oi the new dances at the Lion
nouae, under the direction of Mis- Annn
Neoeker dancing Instructor OF the Desl
eret SyInnns sium, preparatory TO the i,nior
pro,9ep TO be held at Odeon hall Janu
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Licensed 70 yyad

PROVO. Jan. s.-MarriaEe licenses
have been issued 10 the following Gu
Piles: A. r. Barton OF Alberta. Csnada
and Maud Furiorg OF Huntington. EmsyI..
county; Reuben Earl Hatch and Dor
Adelma Taylor. both OF Salem
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Bank 70 DISSOLVE

PROVO. Jan. s.-Thc Nebo state hank
OF PsyEon has applied To tho Fourth dis-
trtct court for voluntary dissolution and
the clerk has been instructed to publish
the application for thirty-five days.
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UMBRELLA HOSPITAL,


BRING IN YOUR CRIPPLES. PARA
soils, umbrellas repaired. recovered
New ones made 10 order. 33G State
Wasatch 1891. rnGS3
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8 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN u,
Elm ave. or phone Was. 22l4. h1if,,
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PRINTING
SAFES AND VAULTS

r,1.v ON
COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES .is
- hand. Shealy Safe Il Vault Co. ..,Sia
So. West Temple. o''i'
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Helm

PLASTERERs WANTED IN SAN
Francisco. Local Plasterers' union No
Oh mas walked out on all work In San
frnnclsco on jurisdictional dispute
Win the carpenters on framing and nail
ing UP stan work OH exposition build
lngs- The Building Trades council
AWARDED this work 10 tho carpenters. AS
result OF the dispute the council las
formed new union, local No. l. to which
Jourheymen plasterers answering this
advertisement VIII he admitted. The
cnartcr Is open for 30 DAYS. al fee OF
So.oo' Piasterers must be willing 10 join
tue new union Plenty OF work for
competent 1ourneymcn wages Sc per
day. elSht hours work. Pasterers de-
string 10 come here TO work, wire or
write date OF arrival TO W. r. Hague
secretary General Contractors associa-
uoh. Ito Jessie street. San Francisco, or
san Francisco Building Trades council.
my7g
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Wanted-To Ruy
Wanted-TO Rent

! OR 5-ROOM HOUSES
furnished: must be close in; stare renf
md location. Address M-5O Tribune
inSI2
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UPPER APT. Or ROOMS IN DITpT-rr
SOS month. 1G3 sixth East. y5ssss.
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP.
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. NJ
AND P. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
SCI SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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CLOSE IN SAVE CAR FARE. s.Roo,,
modern inquire 35 ~, J;h So. sHssA!
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20 HOUSES. ALL KINDS AND ppIcr.
Tuttle Bros. Co.. 159 Main ST. SIIS NIIsS:
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. s22 s. State
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Wanted-Money
Wanted-Rooms and Board

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WOG;ID
ike board and room In private fam
lly; must be on east side and within
walking distance from town pisase st.tn "st.,tn
rates Address L-57 Tribune. k35i1
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ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS. FRESH
274 State. mS7Si
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBI.R w, HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
sos. N0iis an
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CARPET AND RUG WEAVING

UP TO DATE COLONIAL RUGS AND
nun rugs. Prices quoted on request
Call and see samples. 123 Windsor ave,
iyIdnd ZsSO-N. rnSTi
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IliE NAVY'S PURPOSE IS TO MAKE
eSery one OF its enlisted men a success
In HE. The greater his success. the bet
SeI SeI tue American navy. Navy training
lts men for usefulness-in the navy or
N ClEiI lie. variety OF work aboard ship
oletS many opportunities Tor skilled men
fay excellent. graded according 10 compe-
fence, Apply Navy Recruiting Station
= JuHge Didg., Il. Srd South and Main sts.
oa!t 4-ake City, Utah. l2O32
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GROCERY SPECIATC

LBS. CREAMERY BTITTEp
Sans peas. 25c; case. $ii5; zoo na,rs
nen.s shoes. $3.50 worth 81 10 81, a. ,5sns ps1fs
~. 80. %; ooc TO SOC; boys hcavy rubbers
CHICAGO STORE.
1915 w. LIST South. ,,eeo
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BLACKSMITHING

STOkER- KCS SHTON, SUCCESSORS TO
Coop Carriage and BIacksmith Sbor.
horseshoeing and auto repairs. l5S w
End so. Was 1903 Ii5
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oIHOChS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
headquarters FOR laborers
eb West Sstond South, Phone AGA
kll3A
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. 80 EAST lST so
ern. baths. 16c nIaas
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
menf First Congregational church W'
get you position free OF charge ieIe Lee,
phone 6S22. f2po
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
Do you want rebuilt or practically
new typewrteT7 We have all makes for
sale or rent Utah Typewriter EXCHANGE
Co. 80 West Ind South. fI351
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER PHONE
WaEatch l9S7-W- hssI
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HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES, WIGS, TOUPEEs
2is Main. n72a
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CARPET CLEANING
Vacuum Cleaners

Tu
EVERYTHING IN THE VACUGM
cleaner line. Call Stewart -Gleeson Coy
Was. 290 or s5o rSss
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLsTERTNG
CHINESE CAFE

THE NEW ORIENTAL. CAFE AT 81 w
2nd South Will be opened on or about
January 8. 1914. Everything strictly
Chinese. Open all night i9S
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMJST

EVERYTHING IN ia = s--ISc>;I,s->~~-.~
70 0Sidermsst line made as Won w. nt =,
~ stenEel Fur Co., 81 L., BrosdwaW-;os
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