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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
WEDNESDAY. APRII. -, 1919
At l2:2O O'CLnCiI y ~

At 1890 O'CLOCK y. NJ.
the real estate above referred to. and
described in the said order as 'frontimr
ciHhtN-three tS3) feet on Frankiin
street and twenty nine feet srvan
Inches go I-l2) on Fourteenth Stfr,.t
anu having a width in the rear o.
iorty-four ti4) feet" y plat OF survav
lhcrcot showing exact Dimensions
inctcs and bounds, may. however. hc
seen al the office of the i,uctlnnnnrs
and viii be exhibited at the time or
As directed in said order. tho said
icaI estate IL to be sold subject to the
lien thereon of $500. evidenced ~,
a note for that sum, dated MAY s. l9f{
ana due May ;, 1915. ana interest So,
cured by the deed OF trust to the I;anil
or Commerce and Trusts TRUSTEE re-
corded in Deed Book 222O page ,Jf IN
me clerks office OF the RichmonG
CNanccry Court, which said lien mo
purchaser shall assume
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchasa
price to be paid in cash. and the resi-
que IN TWO equal instruments at six ana
Twelve months from day or sale. tho de-
icireu payments to be evidenced by
ntEotiable notes or the purchaser. witt,
interest added NJ the rate or 6 per cent
per annu'n, and secured by deed on
Hnid real estate; or ut the option Of tho
purchaser. the sale shall he Tor ali cash.
GEDDES II. WINSTON,
Trustee and Receiver.
Elan & Funston. Aucttoneers.
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aurtion SaIe5 future Saps
dUlTIU1G SdIf5 JUrUff Eap5
By J. u. Cuynea < son
Real Estate Aucticuccrs
COMMISSIONER SALE
House AND LOT 4o2ia EAST LEIGH
STREET
AT AUCTION

In execution Of a decree OF tho Rich-
inoud Chancery Court. entered ON the
lfth day 81 april 1919: in INC suit OF
Charles T.. Ross ". Joseph - Ross ct
ais, VIII offer for sale. on the prem
TUESDAY. ArRIL q.
at T. NJ
tho property consisting OF dwelling No.
iV2le i.nst Leigh street with III. lot
on which II stands. fronting seventeen
'l'l i"ct ten. ppl inches on the north
crn line Of Leigh Street and running
back between parallel lines one num-
drcd and ten GlW feet TO an alley.
being tn. same property conveyed 10
Gerard ROSS, deceased. bv George n
Richardson ana Wife ON tho 3ist dav
o; MAJ. 1901. recorded I'm Chaucery-
Court clerks Office. -. Is. l7i-B. page
TERMS. one-third cash. balanc. IN
tw" equal !nstallments al one and TWO
years the purchase TO give negotiable
ing six 90 per cent interest. and lille
TO be retained, or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser.
Special Comm isslouer.
hereby certify that the bond re-
Rbovc-rnentioned cause has been duly
CHARLES O. sAVILLE,
Clerk.
BY J Thompson Brown & Co,
ill3 East Main street.
AUCTION SALE
Two NICE FRAME DWELLINGS
No. 1901 AND 1903. CORNER TWEEN
TY-SEVENTIi AND NINE MILE
ROAD.
~ request Of owner. VIC will sell at
public auction on the premises
TUESDAY, April. 81.
n . p. NJ,
the above property. No. 1907 is "A two
STORY detached frame dwelling. No
1903 an attractive detached one-storv
cottage. three rooms The property is
in good order and viii pay 10 per cent
or more as an investment.
IT MUST BIZ SOLD, ana a bargain
can be had.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at
sale
J. THOMPSON BRow.s & co.
AUctioncer.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Tobacco
Machinery

The undersigned. trustee in bank
ruptcy Of Penn " Watson. tobacco man
ufacturcrs. at Martinsville. Va, will. on
TUESDAY. MAY -. 1915
at o'clock Z. NJ.
offer for sale. 1T public auction for
cash. at the Penn " Watson tobacco
factory at Martinsville. Va. the ma
chinery. apparatus and furniture used
by that firm iii it's well-cuu;pDed plant
consisting in part of SO-horsepower
boiler and 5o-horsepower engine. order
ing and casting machines. hydraulic
pumps. shapes, duplex machines and
many other things, also office furni-
ture, pulleys. shafting, etc. Informal
ton furnished on application.
THOMAS q. BURCII. Trustee.
Martinsville. Va.
BY a. j. Chewing Company.
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BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
AUCTloNEERS,
GIG East Broad Street.

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF OF
FICE FIXTURES. INCLUDING ROLL
TOP DESK, SETTEE. REVOLVING
CHAIRS. FILES. ETC.
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By Wallerstein & Nelson
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
Broad Street Ground
Tuesday, April 2 st,
at II O'clock,

We Will offer for sale. at the Richmond
kcai Estate Exchange. the above.men-
the. north side OF Broad Street, 90 feet Z
inches east OF the northeast intcrsec-
ton OF broad street and Jail Alley, and
extending eastwardly along and front
Ing on the said north line OF Broad
street % feet inches. more or less
ana extending back from said front he,
tween parallel lines 100 feet TO I6-foot
alley. This location liz coming To the
front rapidly as a business section. and
as the owner is very anxious to sell. it
VIII pay YOU TO attend this sale.
TERMS: Easy and announced Mt aalc.
WALLERSTEiN & NELSON.
Auct!onoers
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Real Estate AUctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
STORE. AND DWELLING Nos. 72S AND
$50 North TWENTY EIGHTH ST.
In execution of certain deed of
trust, dated April 10. 1918. and recorded
in the clerk office of the Richmond
Chnncery Court, Richmond. Va. in Deed
Book 222-H. page 1874, default havinl;
been made in the payment Of a part OF
the debt thereby secured. and being
directed so TO d" by the notcholdcr. we
VII sell at public auction. on the
rHtRsDsAY. .ArRn; % 1914.
AT $50 o'clock l.. NJ
the following described real estate. all
that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lana
in the city of Richmond. Va with the
store and dwelling Nos. T2S and $50
North Twenty eighth Street between
NJ and y street. beginning Mt the south :
west corner OF Twenty eighth and \
Streets; thence running southwardly-
along and fronting on the west line Of
Twenty eighth street, thirty nine feet
800 nine inches go. more or less. to
the centre OF an alley three feet wide.
hereby conveyed and that adjoining i;
on the south, and extending back west
wardly from Twenty eighth Street. be
line parallel herewith ono hundred
and twenty-hvc feet I25) 10 an nlln,.
fourteen feet wide. This sale is mad.
-
said property for SO, O0O. TO be assumed
by tho purchaser.
TERMS. Announced ut sale
w. :. ROBINSON
CHARLES II. PHILLIPS
Trustees.
By i. Thompson Brown &: Co.
lli3 East Main Street.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
CHURCH HILL DWELLING,
No. Az TWENTY THIRD STREET.
NEAR MARSHALL STREET
By request OF the owner, we will sell
at public auction. on the premises
WEDNESDAY. APRIL -.
ut T. NJ,
tho above attractive and substantial
two story detached brick dwelling.
containing six rooms and usual city i'm :
provemontS.
1t is occupied by a good tenant and
Will pay as investment, owing to ita
desirable and convenient location, as
we'll rs make Il comfortable home in a
pleasant location. The owner needs
money. and the property must be sold,
even at sacrifice
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced
at sale
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneer.
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctlonccrs,
6l6 EAST BROAD STREET.
RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCK. SUPPLIES, OFFICE EQUIP.
MENT AND MACHINERY OF
BURR MANUFACTURING co.
NOW BANKRUPT


Pursuant to an order Of the District
Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, entered in
the matter Of the Burr manufacturing
Co. Inc. VIII sell al public auction.
on the premises. No. lois East Canal
street.
TUESDAY. APRIL 81. 1914.
beginning at 1890 o'clock y. NJ.
about l67 barrels Vinegar. 100 bottles
Vinegar. lot Extracts. Coloring, Sac
charm. syrup. barrels cider. lot
Corlts. about $50 empty Barrels. Halt
Barrels and Kegs Packing Cases, etc.
Three Oliver Typewritcrs. Desks.
Dictaphone and Records Burroughs
Add!Hg Machine, PrOtcctoErap Iron
safe. . Eertica! Filing Cabinets. Cabi-
net Of Maps, Vinegar Tanks and FIX
lures, Killers, EottlinS Machines, Cap
ping Machine. Corking Machine, .
stills. 3 Automatic Barrel Filters and a
large number OF sundry articles.
Sale positive, terms cash
II. e. PEYTON. JR.
Receiver.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctionecrs.
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The Valentine Auction Co.
Auctioncrrn,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
Annual Auction
Sale
Closing Season
Arts and Crafts
Shop

CORNER SECOND g FKANKLlN SITS.
To-MoRnoW MoNDAYD. APRIL 20.
beginning 1880 o'clock.
we viii soil handsome collection
Of genuine antiques. rennlshed and
ready for use. consisting Of Mirrors.
Desks. sideboards. Pier Tables with
block marbl" top. Dining Table.
Grandfather Clock. old Brass Tenders
ana Androns Tea Tables. Library
Tables. Tilt Tables. Sewing Tables,
WING Chair. Sofas. bedroom Chairs.
Rockers, Corner closet. old sheffield.
China, Crystal Galss ana many other
artistic ana valuable pieces
Ladies' especially invited
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co.
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BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
lrS lnMlNE lM.1n n,cln.ls II

Lot Work Eonchcs
sheet Iron shears.
i:arg" assortment steam Fitting Tools
ripe cutters. Dies. Wrcnchcs
: complete Kits of Tools.
Large assortment Valves ana FITTINGS
sheet Metal Folders.
! N-toot Growing Machine
, corniCc freaks.
3 Metal Rolls
Platform Scales
! Beam Scales
! LOT Timers Tools and Bench Ma
chimes.
81. +. Alternating. Single Phase CO.
cycle Motor
Several Pipe Niscs
Laying out Table, with draws.
Hercules Shears
Several NiscS.
Chain Falls.
Teams and Carriages.
lot l!rass and Nickel steam Fittings
Hand power Elevator
ln-foot galvanized Iron Tank
! fH-inCh Dixie Exhaust
| Rand Drill co. Air COMPRESSOR SxfO
Air Tank.
Sxl0 Automatic Stcam Engine.
S-H T. Kerosene Engine
This nlnnt will he sold In PIGEON
tagged This is an absolutely bone
for cash.
Everything must positively he r.
30, as the building must he vacated an,
Machinery users and dealers shou
portunity.
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1910 w. CLAW
Street

At the request Of the owner. who IS
determined to sell, we Will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, ArRIL 81. 1914.
at $50 o'clock +. NJ.
Nj that certain lot OF land. with frame
detached dwelling, No 1910 West Clay
street. fronting jSXl20. 10 an alley, on
north side OF Clay street, between era
ham and hancock.
TERMS: Announced at sale
w. L. PURCELL. JR.. co. INC,
Auctionccrs,
ITO East Main Street
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aurtipn SaIes, future Days

TRUSTEES SALE
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In execution Of a decree OF tho Rich-
'noNH thancrrN Court, entered on the
l7th day ~ April, 1914. in inc suit OF
Charles J.. ROSS ". Joseph - Ross ct
ais VIII offer for sale. on the prem
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BY ~. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
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hereby certify that tho bond re-
quircd OF tho commissioner I'm the
Rbovc-in cause has been duly
CHARLES O. sAVILLE.
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Heavy Power sheet Iron S,c,rs oc
inch throat
Heavy Power Sheet Iron Punch oc-
inch throat.
l-ton Jib Cranes.
sectional Boiler TX d.. laO0 foot
capacity.
co,mbina'ion shears and punch. Hand
No; :. Williams * White Buldozer
iot Sh3fting l'ullcys and Hangers
stack and Boiler Craters
Trucks
i-foot rlatc Rolls
%n-ioot Simpler Radical Drill
Power Hack Saw.
large Torccs
Hivct rOrccS
puTion Hydraulic Punch
No-inch ENhnust.
] N-fo0t Fl1ngc Clamp
i-foot Flanrc Clamp
! lot Rlacksmiths FOOLS. AnviIs. etc.
a n,n many other pieces Of machinery
Iron Safes
several Flat Ton and Roll Ton Desks
Several Filing Cabinets
J international Time Recorder.
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FOR RENT,

Nice house on Fulton Hin. in good
condition 'ilG per annun
T.. y. CATLiN 6 co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
HUNDREDS ATTEND
RAILROADERS' BALL
Social Function Is Given by Engine
men. Eiremen and Ladies
Auxjliaries.

More than 600 attended the annual
ball Of the Locomotive Firemen, En-
ginemen and the Ladies society, given
last night at the Odeon. The ball was
one of the most successful ever given
by a fraterpal organization. 1t was
under the auspices of Victor lodge No.
SO, Salt Lake lodge No. l1S, Mountain
Meadows lodge No. 679 and Rio Grande
lodge No. go of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Enginemen, and the ladies
auxiliaries of these lodges.
The Odeon orchestra furnished pro
gramme of twenty-five dance numbers,
the music for which included many of
the very latest dance hits, some OF
which had never previously been heard
in Salt Lake.
The dance was under the direction
Of committee on arrangements con-
sisting of Mrs. Nellie Backman, Mrs.
Ethel Gallagher. Mrs. Mary Jensen,
Mrs. Mary Allgood, Mrs. Katherine
Backman. Earl Allgood, Albert Jensen,
II. Ii. Sauls, j. Moore, Bob Platt,
Thomas Reese, A. p. Nlburn, Lynn
Sowby and A Z. Smith. The floor
committee was composed of Elmer
Qualtrough, c. C.. Biehler, Frank Luby,
Tired Bramley, Dudley Gallagher, Mrs.
Ethel johnson, Mrs. Lizzie Bramley,
Mrs. Rachel Glenn. The door commit
tee consisted Of Mrs. Ada Dixon George
Dixon and A. P. Filburn. The entire
membership Of the organizations COM
prscd the reception committee.
The proceeds of the dance will go
10 the fund for the relief of injured
and disabled firemen and enginemen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
ORPHEUS CLUB WILL
BE HEARD TONIGHT
ell-trained and Able Musicians Have
Prepared Attractive, Excel
lent Programme.

.'Our final rehearsal Tuesday night
Was splendid and | am confident that
our concert will be well DONE said
Director A. H. Peabody of the Orpheus
club, speaking in reference TO the con
cert at the Ladies Literary club to-
night. While the club is not composed
Of professional and salaried musicians
It's membership comprises forty tal
euted singers who sing for the love Of
their art and for self advancement. The
carefully selected programme covers a
wide range and will afford many musi
cal contrasts. One of the features of
the concert will be the playing of four
numbers by Otto King. whose artistic
cello work is generally known and ap-
preciated The chorus Of the Ladies
Literary club viii give two numbers
aud William r. Sibley will sing two So
los. The concert is regarded as the
leading event of the week in local mu-
seal circles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
NORTHWESTERN LINE.
AIMING FOR IDAHO

X. :. Thompson. one OF the Short Line
dispa tchers at ke:nmerer. Wyo., who is
guest at the Wilson hotel. states that
all sorts of rumors are prevalent In that
section over tho Northwestern building
IN into Idaho and TO the coast Said he;
For the present the main line of
the road might be said to- be operated
30 the Black Hills country. because
tho through trains from Chicago are
routed that WAY now: but that is not
necessarily an Indication that the
Deadwood branch Will remain in that
routing.
There is report around KcmmeT-
er that the Northwestern recently oh
tained franchise i'm Pocsteilo. In
the event that they did build they
would undoubtedly proceed from Cas-
par. Wyo.. the present western ter
minus OF the extension To Lander.
Business is good with the Short
Line and we have about all We can
handle ut the present tine. consider
ing that this Is the slack period OF
the year in sense. OF course there
has been some retrenchmsnt along
certain lines, but generally speaking
the company has no occa sion To find
fault With conditions in the CONNER
cial world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
CONDEMNS TANGO IN
STRONGEST TERMS
Patriarch of Venice Says Only Those
Who Have Lost All Moral Sense
Can Endure It.

VENICE, Jan. 21.-Cardinal Aris-
tide Cavallai, the successor of the
present pope as patriarch of Venice,
has issued an episcopal letter, which is
the most energetic OF those SO far pub
lished with reference to the tango and
acquires even greater Importance, as it
is reported to have been inspired by
the pontiff.
The letter condemns the tango in
the strongest terms. referring to 1T as
moral turpitude, and adding:
t'It is revolving and disgusting.
Only those persons who have lost all
moral sense can endure it. 1t is the
shame of our days. Whoever persists
in it, commits a SIM
The cardinal orders all ecclesiasts to
deny absolution to those who, having
danced the tango, do not promise to
discontinue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
TOO MUCH GREEK"
SPO|LS AFFECTION
Wife of Former Utah Profes-
sor Gets Divorce; Makes
an Odd Explanation.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER, Colo, Jan. 2i.-Profcssor
Mathew A. Nelson, formerly professor OF
Greek In the University of Utah, was
fonder Of Greek than of his wife. accord
Ing TO her story in court here today. She
obtained divorce on the charge of non
support and dcsertion.
Mrs. Nelson testified that they were
married at Logan. Utah. December n.
1909. The professor, she said, becama
SO devoted to his studies that he neg
lected her and failed to support her.
Finally, she declared, he deserted her
outright.
What was the principal disagreement
between you and your husband?" asked
Judge Rothgerbcr.
There was no disa greement,' she
answered promptly He simply lived
on his favorlte languaEe-Greek-and I
starved on II until he left ME. 1t was a
case OF too much Greek and nothing to
eat"
Mrs, Nelson got service on the pro-
fessor at Dresden, Idaho, whore he fs
now teaching Greek In a high school.
Or. j. T. kingsbury the president, and
others OF the university faculty said last
night they did not recall of every having
known 81 Professor Mathew A Nelson as
a member OF the University OF Utah fac
ulty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
FUNERAL NOTICES

LARSON-Funeral services for Carl
Icrick Larson, who died January 10.
1911. at l15 = street. will bc held al the
Twcnty~seventh ward chapel January -,
beginning at D. IN. The caskct WIN be
open for viewing at the residence on the
day OF the service from IL N. m. III j
o'clock, Friends Invited. Interment City
cemetery
ACOMB-Funeral services for Airline
Acomb. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, John
j. Acomb, who died January 20. 1914 VIII
be held at the family residence, 533 East
Seventh South street, January 22, 1914.
beginning at . p. IN. Services private.
Tnter1nept City cemetery,
EACH-F'uneral services for Henry Bach.
who died January 81. 1914, AT Eleventh
South and Jordan river. Will be held at
the $. M. Taylor e Co, chapel January
23. beginning at p, m. Friends invited.
Intermcnt City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
Services for Mrs. Mary Hunt,

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Hunt. wife
of Henry Hunt of South Cottonwood took
place yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock
from the Banks Undertaking chapel in
Murray. Rev. w. w. Reese Of st. Paul g
church officiated. George Brown, O.
nephew OF Mrs. Hunt rendered two solos
A large number Of floral tributes were re-
celved. The body was inferred IN South
Cottonwood cemetery. Mrs. Hunt was 6S
years OF age and came 10 Utah from Eng
Ia nd with her llusband in 1891.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
Pioneer Stake Conference

The quarterly conference Of the Pioneer
stake OF Zion win hold meetings In Salt
Lake next Sunday. There will be meet
ings in the stake hall at 10 O'Clock In the
morning and al go in the evening and
at the tabernacle at o'clock in the
afternoon. a general invitation Is
extended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
For Frost Bites and chapped Skin.

For frost bitten ears, fingers and
toes; chapped hands and lips, chilblains,
cold sores, red and rough skins, there is
nothing to equal BHcklen's g Arnica
Salve. Stops the pain at once and
heals quickly. In every home thero
should be box handy all the time.
Best remedy for all skin diseases, itch
ing eczema, letter, piles, etc. Csc. Sold
by Schramm-J Johnson. Drugs, "The
Never r-Substitutors, Five (5) Good
Stores. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The stockholders OF The Big Four Gold
Mining company met at lot North Main
salt Lake CITY. Utah on January S, 1914
for the purposc Of electing officers for tho
ensuing year.
They elected FOR directors r. + Parker.
j. Solomon, Chas. Robertson, A. Maxwell
D. 6. Pheister The directors appointed
for president h. +, Parker. for vice presi-
dent d. C. Phelsier, nd for secretary and
treasurer A s. Parker.
3. r. PARKER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
CITY AND VICINITY

THE REGULAR weekly meeting of the
was held in the Commercial club yester-
day noon.
THE BOARD OF governors OF the Com
mercial club will meet Friday to consider
the appointment OF standing committees
for the coming year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
Proper Expression of Appreciation.

\ compliment should be as quickly
az kick for defective goods and poor
service. Most people realize Il IS. That
is why so many have written tn the
manufacturers of Chamberlain g Cough
Remedy telling of remarkable cures OF
coughs and colds it has effected, ard
expressing their appreciation Of the
gooc. qualities of this we'll known rem
tdy, For sale by all dealers.
(Adycrtisomcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
Wanted-Situation (Male)

~~|~~@-~~~~-~~~@~-~~~
PANESE. FIRST-CLASS COOK, DE-
sires position in hotel or restaura MT.
camp, family. city or country; best OF
references. Address T. X, Nakamoto,
35S West lst South. Salt Lake City.
m1750
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NOT

All claims held against Jim Xcdis (or
Den1etrius Xedias). who was killed at
Cache Junction. Utah. on January IA
should be presented 10 Pete Xedis for
payment and no claim, against the dc
ceased should bc honored by anyone
without written authority Of the under
signed.
(Siened) PETE XEDIS.
+. o. box ., McCammon. Idaho. masss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
Wanted-SaI,sSmen


GOOD PAYING GENERAL AGENCY
with a thoroughly reliable company open
TO capable responsible man. $50 necessary
to handle il. sure winner to the right
man. Give name, address and reference
in answer Address O-46. Tribune
m24S0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22

OR 7-ROOM HOUSE. MoDrgs.~
Elm ave. or phone Was. o3iI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN,
In Behalf OF the Council

When seen last night by g represen :
tatiye OF The Tribune, Mr.. Silver made
the following statement;
This is simply matter of church
and personal concern, and In no way
does 1t require or necessitate pub
lie exploitation. In Fo far as am
concerned, and inasmuch as the
statement OF President Lyman, rop-
resenting the council OF the apostles.
Ia regarded as being sufficient. 1
deem II improper for me to attempt
to Hmplfy.
Rumors yesterday that Mr. Silver had
been accommodated because OF a po.
lygamous marriage wero denied last
night by all concerned.
Mr.. Silver, who is the president and
general manager of the Silver Bros, Iron
Works company, is B7 years of ago and
has been a resident OF Utah all his life.
He was high priest and member OF
the Seventies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-22
MEMBERS OF CHURCH
EXCOMMUN|CATED
Joseph A. Silver and Nathan
G.. Clark Subjects of Off
cial Action.

Under the caption, 'Exccmmunfca'
tions. INSTRUMENTATION to Church Disc'7
pline and Government the Cause, the
Deseret News hast night printed the fol-
lowing official notice:
Today, by unanimous vote OF the
council of twelve apostles. Joseph
A Silver was eScommunicated rom
the Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints for INSTRUMENTATION to tne
discipline and government OF the
church.
FRANCIS NJ, LYMAN,
In Behalf OF the Council