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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 151911. - 1 - " . " " I OTTQT ATT? c .-..17 :5aBrA li ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS "THEY'RE OFF" 1 BLUE GIISS STATE Fall Racing- Season Begins at Lexington With an Inter esting Card. Continued from Pairc Ten. Marion P. Dig!-, I to 1. third. Tim', ill 3-.v . . Third rao. derby - up. rolls end quarters Oenoguc. : to ". won: Salian, in to 1 second: CruchS DOT, 11 10 third. Tim". 3:06 1-5. Fourth race, seven furlongs Fiate i;imh i io i won; sir Johnson, 8 to i. second; cuff Edge, 10 to I, thir.i. Tim.-, 1:17 3-i- Fifth race, steeplechase, about two aim a I alf rtiii's. hand Imp High Bridge to B won;- Thlstledale, B to ::. second; Wycicson, 3 to I, third. Tim". B:17. Sixth race, live furlongs Turbine, 8 to won. Sympetlvy. 2 to I second; Tick Tack. 12 to 1. third. Time, 1:01 1-6. Seventh race, mile and an eighth Montgomery, 7 to i". won; Graula, to i. second; Ryebuck, LI to 1, third. Time. J 54. Eighth race, mile B revile, 3 to i. won. Trov Weight, I to I, second; Planute, 6 to 1. third. Time. 1.41 2-5 T.edv Onrilr ftnlsbed second, but wax diiualitlcd. Today's Montreal Entries. MONTR A t, spt i t Friday's entries: First race five furlongs, selling, two- vdr-rc Senator SpurUs. Thirty Fort v. jlO; Automald, Flam ma. Loathly Lady. I Dipper D Mexoana, 87; Med River, no Wood Dove I0S; Delightful, 07; Th Hump 102; Rey, n-. O'Kecfe. 105; Congressman James, no. Seven Stars, 1"". MJ Joe. P2. s.-ond race mile and n half, steeple chase Lamp Rlack. Annum. 132; Andy Chesholm. 137; His Reverence, New comer. 132. I Third rao. a mil" and furlong handi cap three-year-olds Leah, BB; Bounder, W, Aldrtan, 105; Stnr Charter, 116; I Own. 96. Fourth race, five furlongs, provincial nursery, province breed, two-year-olds Fred Cowans, Flora Crown, King Saxe, lit; Risbt Wing. Sox, 115. Fifth race, mile, handicap, selling IvabeC !'s. Shelby, John Reardon, 100; 0. -rkhi.tM. i"-': uu"siin- Mark, 11.', Ila man. liS; Dull c.ire. 9 V sixth ru'-'-. seven furlongs, steeplechase, four-year-old and up Joe Galtens, 101; Lady Rosalie. R'4; 'Merman, 09; 'Dull Care. I0B: J. H Houghton, 101: Ben 1. 'vai. ii". Bprlngmss, i"4: .Mom Cala, I Pdllv V'andervere, Anna L Daley, p ldl v : s, M; Ivabelle, KM; Night-1 fail, o.;. Apprentice allowance, Weather clear; t:ak fast. SCPRAMO WINS SWEEPSTAKES. Five Heats Necessar-v to Decide Winner on Grand Circuit. SYRACUSE. N. V.. Sept. 1 .-- Soprano. ' . ' won the iiiuiiirn sweepstakes, thi feature evenl of tiwiay's grand olreult J meeting, beating Hal I wort by !:0&L tl teak live heats i" decide which trotter wou' 1 '1 llio xi.a'. H -hare of Uir- J42ai Slake. Eva Cord, owned by F. G. Jones of Cleveland, won the - 24 i r ! . which was f '; -it." t race cvfr In M In Ihls class. 5:06 e, two in three, purse 81000 Major Brlno won In straight heats; best lime. 2:061, Ella Ambulator, second; star. PAtch, third The Madden sweepstakes, three In I Ove, puree $1200 (second money $800) Sonrene. b. m., bv Beiiim. won iirsi, folirth and fifth heats and race; 1 1 ?; -worthy, b. g.. won second and third heals. Tim", 2:". L' OKJ, l.(C, 'J . 1' ti'ij 3408 peeing; two In three, purs- $1000 Mv Shady Hll- won second and third! )i-a,th ami ra-". best time. .' "Si. Twink ling Dan won lirsl heat; lime, siOOf DL--1 tuni Regeni. third. Int"r.-it -x-nts. 2:24 trft to wagon, two in ihr"e. tripli- Kva Cord won sec-l nd and third heats and race; bast time, I 3:121. Uncle HUT won first heit; linv. -Mil. Kiee for an trot o wagon, trophy, lwo in three Doctor Trcjr won in tralslu heats: best lime, 2:091. Bsrvaldo, sec ond; St5rtl". third. 2:11 Irnt to Wagon, two in t,i"". KOld cup FOxy Roy won In stra'.Kiit heats; b"Ht tiiii.. 2114. R"d La-.-, Jr., xfiond; Rebecca third. 'j.u trot to wagon, two in three, League iiiaii"ni;'' "ur we tags won in straight h'.its: h"st timi'. 2:1 IJ. Mho (,'assldy. second; Mattle Ulerton, third. 2:15 trot to wagon, two In three, trophy- Myrtle Onrnett won , straight h"ata. l.rst tlui". 2:111. ln-. second; Harry Dovereaux, third. university mm STUDENT ENROLLMENT First Da of Registration Sat isfactpry; Instruction W ill Begin Monday. Th" University i f I tah l,. nan ih- reg- I strati on of students yeatsrday, ti sn-1 II I tin nt w.i.-4 v.'jMiri.-d iast ni'"t t.. havo been gratlfylngly lai.-. Reglat ration will 'oniinue today and tomorrow, and Instruction arm begin Monday. Th- prosricots for thr year nv unusu all) tirKiit. Last yeai the Institution MKiKHwd : Ktu'i-ii;. To .( ,-,,n5..i grade and 300 of preparatory grade. Pro- paratory xttidents win not Increase, in-' 1 the prt'i ara' .: d.-i-urtmiMii. now .1 a, -ondary training school, la open only ioj holders of imrr.ml sraola rahlpa. .olieg" ', x"ldMU- :: I'k' l." !,, i-uv.iv Inlfv l" '. or even more brlnglnt; the numlx-r nf t ollega students up to a total or m-arlv, 1 ' , Tne." stufientB dlatrlliule thnmsslTOS fairly equally nmong the .nhoois ot 1 m university. Students who wish n Renprai training, rltt'.nc them f.-r anv neenpatton mter the -!iooi of art?, ar.d sciences Associated witj, thi school Is adepart ment of law and a school of medicine, provKllns two v-,.rs ,, ,.. work and each drawing i larK"r and tar- 1 kt runitr of ih.- young men of Utah who dvik torwerd t-i law and medldne u a ;ro."sslou. The orl of mlnE glvj-s! t eourses In the various kind of engineer- it, detnaaded by th" various Industries 'J of the stat". In the normal school stu- dents ar prepared for the positions of 1 :cachlng in lotr, the hlsh schools and th" v-mentar: ' -.o;.. r Ti ... Utt-. The "' "id.ir-. it.intiiK ...I. op.M, ,,. holders of normal i-ho!erships. elves hlsh s. hool tralnlmi which r,t students I W admission 10 "nter anv of the other schools of the Institution. JJnivrrSlty authorities arc making every' x effort 10 secure employment for such si 1- i dents who need to enin all or pa.rt n( 2 their vreTi!.e. ant with such succesa C thai thej :r. prepared to sv that no "Indent who has amMtlnn. enenty and lotiraa" need den-, himself the advantage of an education on account of la. k of! l fu:;'.-. , DEMET1 FAILS TO KEEP APPOINTMENT Turk's Manager Covers For feit, but Greek Is Not Pres ent for Conference. Hassan ToUSOUf. through his manager. V Tuohey, yesterdas posted n for feit at th" Natlmial Bank of the Re public to cover that nut up the day be fore by William Demetral. and showed his willingness to msei the Oreelt hi r.Minn match here by sianlng articles of agreement calllna for a dnlsh match, to be decided In the SAli Lake theater on the night of September J, under the management of Harry lleaaren. Demetral, however, failed to keep ppointment for a. conference with Hea sren end Ti e Turh ami when called over th telephone oleaded '"at he bad en tirely forgotten th- appointment mad.- a few hours previously. He promised Hea ?ren fln.1 TuOhey. however, that he would sign ihc articles pom" lime 1 0,1.1 - The ai ticks as signed by Tuohey for Hassan call for finish match nndej- re- i.e,i polios fJazette rules, best two falls out of three, with the strangle hold barred, The division of the purse Is left blank, as Tuohey Is willing to permit the Greek to nrraiuro this. Tuohey in wiii imc. he sdiK. to make n winner-take -all a rrans;eme!ii . hut will crec. to anythitut that Milts Demetral. Marshall Loses Game. CARLSBAD, Sepi. 14. In the eiRh tecnth round of trie International chess tourney play today Marshall lost to Schlechter. The record: Telchmann Schlech ter IS; Rotlewl, 121; Rubinstein. II; Ale chine, Marshall, Splelmann, 10 each; Succh ting, vldinar, BJ each; Duraa Sohn, Mtemsowlth, Leonhardt, Loewenflscb, Tartakowen, B each; Bcrlls B.; Kestlc, Chotimlraki, 7j each: BUen, Chajes, Salwe Pehrnl. 7 each; .laff", Alapln, Johnson, ,;! each; Bablnowltsch 8, SIT LAKE RAILWAY TRAFFIC INCREASES Freight Terminal Facilities at Los Angeles Will Be En larged at Once. Special to The Tribune. tiOS ANdrELES, Sept. 14. Planning an extensive campaign !'n betterments and improvements, the Sail Lake rail mad is about to triple ii froiplit ter minal facilities in Los Angeles. in addition, t'ie passenger depart ment for its share will receive many bow Pullman and tourist sleepers with a i ic-, to handling the steadily increas ing passenger business of the road, ''nil the operating department is to have sis new high-power locomotives of the latest design, which have already been ordered, and r,il he delivered for operation si an oarly date. Plana for expansion of the freight terminal call for a new station bOO feci i""j ;:nd 60 feel wide, to be de Signed ,'it'ter the mOSi modern ctyle of stations and to be located at the pres ent site Of the Sail Lake road at Aliso street and the Lo- nj;eles rier. This enlargement will require the ad dition of extensive switching and side track facilities, and the entire over hauling of the present sal Lake freight yards. R is understood thai one of the features of the nen yards "ill he wagon tracks constructed so that drays ami vans may he run alongside toe freight cars and thus loaded and un loaded with greater rapidity. This im provemenl wUl be made that carload shipments may he handled with more ' alacrity than is now possible. i Clarke Seeks Health. Horace v "iark". second vice presi dent and general manager of the Denver & Rio Grande, whose resignation was an nounced here stasterdsy, now on his way 10 Florida, where ho is going in search of health. He has found it neces sary to seek h lower altitude a nd this is assigned as a possible reason for his res- janatjon. His Illness hj not considered I dangerous, however ;t tii" Denver & i Rio Grande officials here, were hardly pectlna hi; resignation. The offlrloJa here say that they know nothing regard ing Mr. Clarke's successor. Railroad Note?:. The executive committee of the salt tak" Transportation club will meet to nlgl ' and s- t the time for the annual election of officers. A. T. Trotter, traveling apent for the Malior si'amshlri cwninany. with head quarters at Denver, was in this city sterdayv !:. Kami., lull, luperintendent of the Rureka St I'.-'iisadc railroad, has lust completed an Inspection of that line He went ovi r It on a hand ear. accompa nied by i" enalneeri and a railroad con tractor, it ma- be deemed feasible to nali the road a wtde-gauae. bul nothing definite has been irivea out ti-irarjiiiK tiiif. Th reoalring and widen I na of this line would mean i Kraal dai to the valley ;u !ier and to Burdka. The eerlas5ing girl question is easily and entirely solved by the insertion of a little w.int "ad in Tho Tribune Pell phone S200 Ind. .160. SIGNS ANlTsCENERY CHAR. PKTERSON. 20 R I ( rTTlTrjSli-f braas. chipped class and painted. Both phonee. x2s NOTICE TO CONCRETE CONTRAC TORS. Com ret" work to be teld at Rlvrrdale. L'tah Contractors apply Immediately to LYNCH -CANNON BNGIN ERRING CO .'."'T-a r.iolv bldtc . BBH I.ak- i 'll v. l'tah. mlfiSfij NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS AND GRADERS. About fifteen thousand evMO arils of j grading ami excavating to be dons at Rtverdale. l'tah Apply to LYNCH-CANNON KNGINEERING CO., (07-1 Dooly hldif . .alt lil:o City, L'tah. mils? NOTICE TO SAND AND GRAVEL MEN. ' ' 'nshiTahle grav. l. nnd mid , -ht.1"-i.j i: r.l'l he t,. e...l f.,r lis 1 rui t Ion work at Rlverdale l'tah. Apply LYNCH-CANNON ENGINEERING CO.. . fxr.-j Uxdj building, fialt Ijike city '.Utah. aulTlo AMUSEMENTS COLONIAL THEATER "The Klirt lnr Princess.' Curtain, lao. ORPHSUM THEATER - Advanced vaudeville. Matinee dally at 2:15. Evening performance begins at s lo MLAJBSTTC THEATER The Majestic Musical Comedy company. In "The Midnight Express." B HUBERT THEATER "God's Men." Evening, 8:16 "The Flirting Princess" slides along entertainingly In the worn groovt 01 musical comedy now and then supping out with a new feature, but always drop ping back. . . large crowd turricd out to see uic tirsi musical shmv of the season ai the Colonial last nlsht. and If nO One went Into eoBtacles of Joy and fascination it whs evident thai tlie play was enjoy. d by those present. And the play, or pioi. or theme, has to do mostly with a jar of hasheesh, which makes the partaker thereof happy or crazv. according to temperament, with v ry much talk about kisses and their execution. Then when 'lie haSheeah-klss material has been frayed OUl tO the ex tent of nearly two hours, ihe full meas ure is made up with a number of special ties which an- acceptable and were well received. Princess Klloh Is compelled to seek ref;1S;e from her native RjgyPL or mailV a man whom she dislikes, She flees, and conies to life again In Cafe Trouvllle, a den of nl'iitt to use the words of a theological student who puis in n ap pearance now and then. A peculiar tiling about this princess is that after shi his kissed a man she loathes mm. nut this isn't an inconsistency; she eats she Is a slave to -hasheesh, and this accounts for the peculiarity, ll seems That she slipped one of hei stockings through a win. low to a fossilized tourist when h chanced to pus her abode on the Nile Of cans-, he wants to ilnd Ihe other bVcklng and begins a hunt for It, afL"r he has made ;i free lunch on the magical mess In the Jar. Natural! he begins to lo.jk where slocking would naturally be found. There ere ladlos present and he C'M - Into trouble Allan Carter, a young scapegrace, by ih way, ha. met 'the princess while In Egypt had made love to her. kissed her. ami becanu loatlwoine to her. Bul in dldn I l" up. and when ht ri 1 1 r j - her In the Cafe Trouvllle he begins anew his courtship. Put it Is a tangled mess. The old trav eler who possesses the stocking fails to match it to his satisfaction and marries someone else wun Carter g.-ts his. princess sft r many rebuffs. Harry Bulger Is everything from a scrub-woman to an Egyptian prince. He has b way of his own for getting laughs, and sometimes misses fire. Bul most of ids material Is rood and he knows how to handle h Miss Eileen Sheridan pos sesses the best v., Ice In tin" i ast and has opportunity to use ii several times, she is s good-looking girl and wears several pretty gown.- Misv pnic Fuller la the comedienne. She is .small and lively, with a fa,lr voice an, a jinc Of good panto mime, Miss Helen Marlins appeals svell as in.- flirting princess Allan Carter Is taken .are ,-,f by irwln Hard He is a good-looking chap, though small, with a Voice that corresponds To his Stature. There are others in the cast, who llvo ill to their parts. The chorus is. of goodly slz', good looking almost, and CO mains a number of good voices. The costumes are brlgh.1 and new and almost gorgeous, The music In spots Is reminiscent, though At a whole It Is tuneful and catchy. One setting is used throughout the piece, 'and Is ..i t let leal I) worked out. Tonight will si c thi last performance of the 'Flirting Princess In Salt t ake, it contains enough comedy bright music and songs, and good featured and shape Is woung women to pleasi almost every body. James and Adam ot the Wood broth ers, who arc appearing In a linn act at the Qrpheum tjiis week, possibly rank among the. cleverest athletes thai have appeared on a local stage Both boys are marathon runners and took pari in the big rates in Kngland two years a-.i in addition, Adam holds the rroo:-,j foi raising an.i lowering himself with one hand on the rings sixteen times, a real thai has never been equaled on or oft the stage, it is said. Tontghr will be retail grocers and butchers night ai ihe Shubert, where the members of the association win gather I.. S'C one of the last perfovp , ,1 n ' s of "God's Men." given by the Shubert stock company. Tickets with numbered coupons attached win be given out. to be used In the drawing of prizes offered by the Shubert management, The prizes will consist of grocery credits for various amounts to Ihe lucky holders. ' lvil Lynno" win be the show for next week. So familiar are the types Edgar Selwyn has gathered together In his play of city life. "The Countrj Boy," which Henry H. Harris will present at th Salt Lake theater hejrmnin;.- next Thursday that as r,ne by one they come upon the stage they seem like old friends. Unlike a great many plays, "The Country Boy" will bear repetition, there are bo many bright linos and Interesting situations scattered through the pi from first to last. Richards Prlngle's Georgia minstrel will n. seen at the Colonial theati i for two performance Sunday. The company i.- claimed i" be bigger and better than ever ihls season. "The traveling Salesman" follows, on September 21 This is acknowledged to he .lames Koi nes s best Comedy, and dc- ; i. u the romance of ;( knlghi of the gut), who causes a laugh with nearly every lilie. FUNERAL NOTICES. RODIGKRIT- Funeral services over the remains of Clad Rodlgkrll will be held .it s. M Taylor's mortuari chapel, 263 East Flrsl South street, Friday, Septetu bei 15, at 2 p. m. Friends Invited, lnler ment In alt iiet cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS If-RER W. HALL. L'NDERTA Kl.L ANh smbalmer. IM S. West Temple. Phones. 1019. dj MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONES LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R McKenzle Display yaids 422 So. Stnte. CUT FL0W3R3 THE LEADING FLORIST. YV. W. KING. 214 E. 2nd So. Roth phones 37 b297 HUDDART FLORAL CO B2 SO. MAIN St. Phones !U6. Cut flowers and fu neral desipns. r.lC23 PERSONALS FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY U8E THE Hamilton vibrators-, sot, and rented bv Ihe C D Bates EHectrlc Co., ill Kearns bldg Both phones 2721. ml 251 LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST l'"OK Ch!ehetrs Pills, 'he Diamond Prand. For 26 run knowr a Pest. Safest. AI -r. ayi F.eh.ib'e Buy of your Druggist. Take no other Chlehesters Diamond !-irand Pills aro o'd by ruKgtsts every where PHYSICIAN. DR. J.vo. M. SPAULDlNO'tf CASH Iian will rave you from to IS per ccr.t. ordinary calls, ofllce. i; home, l night. 12.60; confinements, ill; ebargs accts. regular fee. Hit Judg bldu Phones. Ofucw. 4 7S7 . ring 2. 75 ring i. h 1 2t DENTISTS LR. F. E. MORGAN. DENTIST. 601 Scott bldg. Ind 301S. Oj.en evonlnu-s. d .'.. 3 A J SMITH. DENTIST OF Ml 'PRAY room 111 KeaxiiS bldg., isc Main Salt i.fcht. U3533 WANTED WANTED FEMALE HELP FRKtt KMi-i.oiMiNT AGENCY, HfASE ment First Congrtgntlonal church. y cet you a position free of charge. Tele phone Ird. 36C6; D"ll B823. mil GIRL for GENERAL HOUBEWt I tit 69 1st aveo'ie. MANY A PRLT'EN'T HOUSEWIFE HAS developed en excellent business Rv stlnct as tho result of Tribune Want A'l experience. COMPETENT gTrl FOR GENERAL housework In family of 3. Inquire 639 8th nve Eeli phone 10S5-K. ml WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework; small family. Ap ply 34 Seventh East St. m267 COMPETENT GIRL; GOOD WAGES. ir. 1st aye, ml38 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, with references, lit so 2nd East ml 165 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. SO. 3rd East. mlSOS Goor r,ir:i. i' k tKM'-i: . ii"i sr. work. Apply 0 St mil S37 GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK. 2:i South 1st E.ist. ml624 GIRLS TO SEW TENTS VND AWN itizs. Smith Sz Adams, 226 Edison st ml43 GIRI WANTED FOR GENERAL housework, 10th eve. and at, Bell I'Ml-X. ml"l2 FIRST-CLASS HOUSEKEEPER FOR hotel In Idaho. STROCKS EM P. AGENCY. 56 W, 2nd So. St. ml 721 NEAT NURSE GIRL TO TAKE CARE of bab ; one year old. Apply 21 G st. ml689 COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK AND DO downstairs work. References. 147 ih East. ml76S COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. H-.r, East Jm! South. mlT'.". LADY DEMONSTRATOR SALT LAKE Electric Supply ( o. ml781 SHIRT GIRLS BODY IRONERS' AND EXPERIENCED WOMEN FOR All. DEPARTMENTS SANITARY LAI IN DRY, .:: so. WEST 'I EM. ml 702 A SO ID GIRL I ' CO K. APPLY AT i:i4 North Mam .-t ml 793 HOI s E K EE PER FO R M A N AND daughter, hoiii employed. Address -n. Tribune ml"0i WANTED WOMAN FOR HOUSE cleaning. 236. 6'o West Temple, ml 796 GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. 'i E. 1ST South. ml 7 ,m: LADY PIANO PLAYER. GALL A. M Cox. Isis theater. mlSOO NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO ENROLL at HenageKs Business College Day and night sessions. Positions guaran teed. Investigate. ml799 WANTED STTUATTONP 7TvTATiP, GOOD WOMAN COOK WANTS Posi tion 867 West South Temple in 1699 BANKS AND BANKING MERCHANTS RANK of Salt Lake City. For"lpn exchange. travelers' cheques; Interest paid on time and savings de posits; your account. large or small will receive "careful nllenllon. IT P Clark, president .Tohn J Daly vie president; A. H. Peabody. vice president; W. H. Shearman, cashier. t2ss: M CORNICE Sc CO.. BANKERS. SA 1 ,T LAKE CITY. UTAH. ESTABLISHED 1S73. blf!13 DESERET NATIONAL BANK. United States depository. Capital. .500.1)00: surplus. $rij0.oon k2279 TYPEWRITERS BARGAINS. ALL MAKES, SOLD OP. rented; supplies Stewart Glceson Co.. 26 West 2nd South. Roll 290. Inrl 702. dll TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. REBUILT machines, all makes, for sale. Phone 29S7 304 Boston bldg. k25SS SEE HALL ANGER FOR TYPEWRITER repairs. rentals and supplies. Bell phone 2037. 304 Boston bldg k25S5 ALL MAKES RENTED. EXCHANGED, sold; bargains In several makes :jf $20. Renting a Bpeolatty Visible machines, all make-- Ph. 'li.-s 4::o Utah Typewriter Exchange Co e' w 2nd So. m:;o" ASSAYERS CRISMON & NICHOLS. ASSAYERS and chemists, removed to 229 South West Temple. w17P2 UNION A8SAY OFFICE 162 SOUTH West Temple P. O. Box 144R. nl510 BETTLES, MATHEZ A CO A. F. Bard well manager 15b South West Temnle. Both ohonea f2l7 R. H OFFICER & CO.. ASS.WERS 169 South West Temple St, Salt Lake City. m2r.n OSTEOPATHY DR. ALICE HOIGHTON ROOMS F.17- 1R Mclntyra bldg. Ind phone 860; Bell t346; residence, Bell Main SCI. x699 DR. AUSTIN K ERR, OSTEOPATHIC Physician. MiTnti re tildg. Bfith phones. a'.i'O DR G. A. GAMBLE. GOK-n McINTYRE l)hj;.. hours 10 to 4 p. m. Both phont - m403 STEAM LAUNDRY, ROYAL LAUNDRY EXPERT LAUN derers: specialty of family washing, Oc lb.; pleated shirts with cuffs. 15c. Phones CI. 1(2604 STAR LAUNDRY; FAMILY WASHING rough dry 6c per pcund. Bell r -.',7. Ind. 909. 1:3 M7 HOUSE CLEANING NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO. Office and house eleaninrr. ever detail hour or contract: carpet ele.inlnc bv com pressed air or vacuum, waline oer clean ing. v.a:-.t.'iii2. painting and tlntins Satis faction guaranteed 189 East 1st So Bel 42f.fi, Ind. 978. k16S7 ACCORDION PLEATING Si Nni'RST AND SII E PLEA TING Mrs. m m. Jennena, 608 Bast Ird So nt. Pell phone 1746-Z C3104 DRAMATIC TRT. G F. GORDON. LATE OF PHILA. School of Elocution, wll! secant l.mlt "d number of pupils drslrir.- higli-clas Instruction. 777 So. 7th East. Both phones 99.. k265 PIANO STUDIO CALVIN CARRINGTON WISHES TO announce th opening f his piano Studio. ti South Main. 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Uncle Sam. 30 Fas) 1st South. gl2 M. J DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Skilled and unskilled laborers fur nished. 40 East 1ft South, corner Com rnerelal. Pell ohon- 8888 Ino. 923 o- STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. B5 West 2nd South. Phoncg 464. c-74? FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BASE ment First Congresatlongl church. We get you a Position freo of charge, Tele; pliones- Ind 3666. Pell 5.S22. t3fi:' NEWSPAPER CARREERS BOYS FROM 16 to is, who have had experience In delivering- and eoiiec t inc preferred; rood money: excellent business training. Ad dress C-r,l. Tribune. MEN WANTED TO TRY OUR B. A T trusses: fit guaranteed or money refund"-. Rex Drug Co. 79 West 3rd So., cut rate druggists. fi22i WANTED 1000 MEN TO WEAR OUR made-to-order J1S suits Dundee Woolen mills, 241 South Main st. l"::'-rj IF YOU WANT TO PAY FOR A course in detective tralr.lnc and cet value, call S0S-S09 Mclntyre building. '"S South Main. f2586 YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN ment position. 880 month: ?end po:ital for list o.) posltlois open. Franklin In stitute, dept. 450 -II, Rochester. N Y, h35-s:1 SAVE GAR FARE BERT'S HOT MER ehsnts lunch, IDc. FIo:r Do Lis, 171 So. Main. klllS WANTED YOUNG MEN WITH Bi cycles r good wages; Bteady employ ment. W. TJ. Tel. Co. 1:212-5 WANTED- WORK FOR UNIVERSITY students University authorities will co-operate with employers to supply com petent workers, both men and women for practically all kinds of work Mall or telephone' your needs to University of Utah k?77S BOTH EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYERS find The Tribune Want eoiumn a clearing house of Information and a means of introduction. WANTED PAY OR POARD AT START team trades -automoblkts, electricity, plumbing bricklaying, by actual work on Jobs- only tw months required and no apprenticeship drudgery; 200 students last year; catalogue free United Trade Si boo! t os Angeles, Cal n19 WANTED GOOD LIVE INSURANCE man to act as local agent in RltiR'nam for ;i reliahle oomnanv: ble money for a hustler. Call 72-76 Continental bldg. in9.'! WANTED THREE OR FOUR MEN who can Invest fon to $1000 In best paying wholesale business in city to manage branch business, salary $2" per week lo start. Call at office. No. 26 Eagle block m994 WANTED GENTS TO CANVASS. SAL ary guaranteed Address S-l, Tribune ml696 AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL MAN AS partner, one thai can take entire ehargi i f 98 rooms and lei owner have a rest; married man preferred. For par ticulars address R-61. Tribune mir.."it GOOD oFFIt'E ROY. SJC KEARNS bldg ml 639 EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR; MIST I have wheel and be familiar with city; married; tr.io.i position to right party. Address s-s. Tribune. ml 691 WE WANT GOOD ' 'LEAN. LIVE MEN to sell land on commission. Only ex perienced salesmen need apply. 816 New house hl.JK ml708 rWO P1RST CLASS CARPENTERS, thrct months' work, 86 for 8 hours. Apply to Rockwell i Sutton. Wells. Nev . ; at once. in I TT T SALESMAN FOR CITY; NEW ADVER- Using specialty; good money for rleht man. Address S-10, Tribune. uil77" i FIRST CLASS BOILER MAKERS Wanted, Silver Pros. Iron Works. 640 ! West 7th South. nil 767, j HARPER WANTED. 67 W. 1ST SOUTH i Steady Job. ml78d ONR MoUE GOOD ALL-AROUND miner to take Interest in lease (n olaee i of wapes: proved terrlti""v: g(i chance. ! everything furnished.' s-12. Tribune j . ml7t ENROI L NOW. KT HENAOER'S BURL ' ness College, Bee teeehew a,wi equip ment. Ml eraduotes planed. Day end nlcrht sessions. Investigate, ml798 WAWTBT-SITTf TrOHR -M LB THERE IS MANY POSITION IX sasj resch of the Ikllled worker who keeps In close touch with The Tribune Want columns IGOOD STENOGRAPHER AND TYPB writer desires clerical position In Salt Lake; no objectionable habits, reliable land steady; Will accept sir.all wages to 1 hegin with; age JJ. Addieas V. . , ;ir (Geo. A. Chlhler. Bingham Canyon. Utah. m776 YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS and good business truinlng d-alres po sition of trust or clerical work, with op portunity for advancement ; understands 1 bookkeeping and collections: best refer ences. Address R-Sl. Tribune. ml 623 COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND aoT COUntant desires rmyltion In or out of cl t v : references. Address R-56. Tribune mlf.4.1 YOUNG MAN WISHES OFFICE POSI I lion. heft references. Addtess S-2. Tribune ml61S I IF YOU CAN USE AN EXTRA GOOD grocervrnar. a good salesman and nil around hustler not afraid t work, with : unqueeUbned references, address s-4 ; Tribune. ml;6 CHAUFFEUR, FIRST-CLASS MEGHAN lc, wishes position driving or repairing lAddi.-..s S-7. Tillnine. itilOjji WANTED WANTED AGENTS. PORTRAIT AGENTS TO RRING YOUR proofs to 122 Allan bidy. to ho finished; work that delivers. L Beuthch. artist. kl 1 AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE U. s The best eiiinc: household ar ticle on the marker. Build up s perms nent trade. Sample and insl rui ' . hi ; it. e. Sanitary Mfg. Co.. Reno. Nov. ?n9 . WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE OF ACE KINDS WANT ed. will pay you flist-class prices. It. C. Fisher & Co, 163 So. W. 'lemple. Bed 5171. Ind. 964. eZM LADIES WANTED 'IO BRING THEIR husband's watches for ?1 main springs. Carier Jewelry Siore, J24 Main st , SlsBi ALL KINDS"" SECOND-HAN D C LO T 1 1 -jng, trunks valises; best prices paid. 8 Commercial st. Reply oy postal "-'i1-'.7 71 Be:i. 1,4 YOUR OLD CLOTHING- WILL CAIr' Salvation Army. Both phones. t.ui TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND matt, ess remaking Utah Bedding and Mfg. Co. Both phones 2S3. b3" HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON. brass, rags, bottles, rubber, copper, etc Utah Junk Co , S4U So. 4th West. Phone 229. ml972 LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON est work; please try once. Phones 2t84. 23S W. 1st South. ti00u WILL SHIP CAR I r, H. GOODS TO LOS Angeles and one to Chicago and one to Portland and one to Florida, next 10 aavs; very reasonable rates Kiiubah v an & Storage Co., 73 So. Main 2So8 I BUY YOUR OLD CLOTHING. LADIES' or gents . Bell 5021; Ind. 8273. h29 CATTLE. ANY KIND. YOUNG AND fat .alves; wo keep bull for service; cows fetched. A. T. Saunders. Phone 2374-Y. Rear 1415 South Main. k946 WILL PAY CASH FOR YQUR AUTO mobile. Tho Automobile General Sales Co. A. Beverldge manager, 11 South State street. klC2." THE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS ARE quick-action medium. You state vour Wants today, and within a few hours you have received your replies. TO REMODEL. SCREEN OR RE pair your buildings. Call Ind. 1060 TIl40 WANTED A LANE, CHILEAN or Huntington mill of 50 to 100-ton ca pacity. Inquire 71 1 Kearns Bide. mi24l TAKE CARP: OF CHILDREN; Good home: terms reasonable. 315 Express ave., Waterloo car. InlOOS WANTED ROLL TOP DESK CHEAP. Address S-9. Tribune. ml772 WANTED TO RENT. PERMANENT, RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants two or three firnlsh"d rooms for light housekeeping, wttli piano preferred must be modern and most of ail reason able and within very easy walking dis tance on east side. Address P-aS, Trib une niSOl FAMILY OF :; DESIRE STRICTLY modern 2 or rooms, furnished, trail ass tch 2968 -Z mj 7s i CARPET CLEANING SANTO EOF 3ALE OR RENT: CLEAN -lng done. Stewart -Gleason Co., 3G W. 2nd South st. Pell 290; Ind. 702. x217S WE ARE THE OLDEST. WE EMPLOY only high class men, work guaranteed. American Carpet Cleaning Co. Botfn phones 2724 ml 2 59 WITH "THURMAN." r.nc HOUR AND 3c block, traveled one way, Volunteers of America. ml 788 SEWIrJG MACHINE EX CHANGE. SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE moved from 1st South to 109 Ea.t 2nd South Thia month will sell latest White and Singer machines at 880 each other makes lower prices. v rent and repair machines. Raleigh & Nalsh. Be!! 47. 13 kTi STOEACB, MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING. WE SHIP II H GOODS TO NY PART of United Slates cm rates. Kimball Van & Btorage Co.. 72 So Haln. m266H :ew modern fireproof ware house for Household Good s 200 private rooms -you carry the key Moving. Packinsi Shipping. Cu.1 rates. Phoneti 566 Redmsn Movlna & Storage Co. SeOJ LOWEST SHIPPING RATES. BE- cause we aie the on!v Furniture stor age Co haying railway trackage to iti warehouse ut.d can loid iilrectl into ear. Koyser Flrcproot Stoia-o. Rhone 2623 k2509 MASSAGE MRS'. HELD. REMOVED TMPRO pole hotel, .15 E .Ird So.; bath and tnasrase; new and competent altnd arfs. Suite 25. m;i7 EXPERT MASSEUSE WILL GIVE Lome treatments, faco and body; reas onable prieeH, permanent customers de slrsd. Ladles only. Bell ml 702 MILLINERY AND PLUMES W .' LLO W "PL UM ES ' " CLE ANEd! curled ,ved black. p, .. Cuter Fur Co. .'. West lyt gottth. e40i) MIDWIFE PRIVATE Home FOR CONFINEMENT cases. Mrs. Llxsle Gel ler 888 W 3rd Pell H9.'t-X'. 1 nd. ) 4h?. 2 ' t'0 1 7 BTVATE HOSPITAL. WILLOWS - MERE: - CONFIDENTIAL conllnements. b....uslon. l.-.:ai ad..ptt.,n. Mrs u Phillips, mi, E . bet. 1 2th and I ..in bo. Bjx i.2Z. Ind. 16H4. k:'37 BUSINESS OPPfJfO MTSCELL.4.NE0TIJL c "aid on-'""c :v.& llonal :- i ,. '; VlVnJBK Soutti Temple TcL iW1' an fii'iv,Ti : .:-"TtJe r-'.yuu.- :. 1 tnst " th ktJt, I rout fru-m m ITtah v-ai t9 4nWj terrr,; c.pfe.rei TJ boSW "-:: -mo1' ''I'-, in .-! -mL ,nd ru;.,,.',,,' '0rH Tnhm',V."c'u '.;v!;vr v- $3m -..'v- -Ag5 f-.tion-rv. d.-.ltur ur.Vi tAN'IK of D000; besl of reasomT "SibB dres I'-.y Tribune "r yiI1JlB' f . n s a rTTiT7Lxr-i shop in !..;. rt ,,f , SdHi : Appy aJBj C-7?Wfo rant ' . LEAVING tty -tore ,V-CPBt' I'-' 1 ' Wit-kit LADIES' TAII.rtRLVG rttai I l; BUSINESS OPPUKTtJf AND OOMINfFH0lTgM ROOMING AND B-URniNTrE $ j 5nrj gW!! cash business. Bariralr. r,r oAB"1 ' ' .'--.;";;''' 'itstjr MONEYTQLoSy; i n i i . i ; mm' u. ' "ImdBw an. c n nl - mj 1st South sjr A M O i ' N TS OF AND tMli rsto of Lit Ibniiton iN'Ki Inv. co. A Soutli Main tim MOXKV IV '':f:7ipl- MONEY To I oan ON nEALnHf Hallora:. Co. JOil .jiaiKf SA1 RY LOANS NEGfyrTATaaal person-: p. i ''airlArrtamH ncss I'.'l IkraVl ollH ON UTAH AND ' V.UirTRiBB eral op: i oc Vi'-:e, iK pi.'ILDING LOAN.:. 7vFB08aa' M O N E Y TIGI-IT? 1 T" Well, we have money to prompt l . as e-. . -on fariiw. dlttH ncss fo'"! i rl'-i-i..j to muB repaymenr any ti'i.e and (topSBj Homo Investment & Savir.js oBx Miller, I'm -, U. S and l V.estiSBS 7 PER C E NT-"MiDNliYOlB class re.ii estate security, iBa ler, So. Mui:i. Phor.o 611 j MONEY Sl'PPLIEDSAL2B pie. women keeping hous UjBJ without security, cheapest ratn;MJ payments; offices in all prlndpjBj D Ii. T dm Atlas b!dtBS QUICK MONEY. ANY AVOGB time. Kelly-Montroae, BrdjBM Main st . upstairs. a SIX PER 1 ' V .'":" DIPRrVVroiW; J. L Perkes, room 'Am : MONEY LOANED ON JEtTOF good securities; private ofB& rates; strictly cor.i'.dentlaL flBSi I. o.i n and J:r. estmont compuKBBJ 2nd South. jw ANV BODY WHO HAS .("lBS .n'c; leltimsteBJ placed In touch with iho ncedSBflP by using The Tribune Wants. j THE COUNTY RECORPSFB have for the past eight nwvJBBBB more loans upon real estate UU8BBJ competitors combined. Bfl Nineteen years' cx;erlenerf TW or.o foreclosure JBbj TRACY I. OAN ,s.- TRl'ST 8KJ ii E.-.s.'. Is: S V RK L KS"TATE I.OANSBB FRITSCH. EELT BLDG. PLENTY OF MONEYl:(riB sey-Walkcr Co.. 712-11 KatKfl rgr'iri Ij0lH leans. ans: mortgagef for pale; niinOMJ chased : I'', venrs' hii.-irrjs In Kfpj out loss or foreclosure. sjjbjjL I T PTI.E PR' ' IM ''"MP,Bfe PURS AND TAXTDJ mer season. Uljr reductions H FlR.S STENZE.'F'CR. JB WALLPAPER CLEAK HAT FAOH -i E-1,1 sWK 1727. rmrrBf "DETECTlVgB rWe.C' ,.,,SSntr5 anyh.iij- --J I18888& South .iain iPS A TT E N T ION, K ., . se J' fe DANCING I'oslofl Ice place. r- "j h 'r VU. 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