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aSHI ? : l - ' iTHBH
Utah State Poultry Exhibition
Opens on Monday; Fine
Exhibit Certain.
LARGE' POULTRY RAISERS
OF STATE ARE COMING
Many Beautiful Fowls Have
Already Been Placed Upon
Exhibition.
About 750 birds have already .been
entered in the twenty-third annual ex
hibition of tbo Utah State Poultry as
sociation, which opens in the w. A.
Nclden building, 45-57 Richards street,
opposite the Auditorium rink, at S
oclock Monday morning, when D. T.
Heimlich of Jacksonville, 111., will com
mence judging the poultry.
Entries have been made by fanciers
from all portions of Utah and adjoin
ing states. Among the large poiiltr'
raisers of this state whose birds are
expected to arrive todav arc Charles
McCluro and A. N. Fishburn of Tro
monton. 'White Orpingtons: G. A. Poul
er of Ogden, Rhode Island Reds; S. A.
Ellswood, Brifham City, White Ply
mouth Rocks; Thomas Freeman, River
ton, White Plymouth Rocks; Edward
I: Orgill, Rivcrton, WJiito Plymouth Rocks
SHt 3n Black Mtnprcns; C. L. Miller, Riv-
Iorton, Single Comb Brown Leghorns;
0. L. Sander, Onldor station, Qualit3r
Strain White Wyiindottos and others.
Some birds have already beem-placcd
in (he show room on Richards street.
Several breeds of poultry never ex
hibited in tho state before will be
shown at the show this year. Tho as
sortment of turkeys will bo larger than
at previous exhibitions. R. W. Nichol
of Salt Lake- City will havo on dis
play a number of fine pheasants. The
1 pigeon fanciers have not mado as many
entries as desired, but this department
will make a good showing nevertheless.
The duck display, it is promised, will
bo large. Included in tho entries in
- this department will bo a number of
Pekin and Rouen ducks and India Run
D. T. Heimlich. 'who is to judge the
poultry, is expected io arrive in this
city this morning. Ho is a poultry judge
of "national reputation. He will com
mence his work as soon as the show
opens. The exhibition will run tho en
tire week.
In speaking of the 1011 show. Secre
tary 0. J. Sander said: "The associa-.
Hon is much encouraged over the
bright outlook for this year's exhibi
- tioii. The competition for awards will
be keen, we believe, in all classes. Wo
propose to have a good show all the
way through. The entries ought to
' rench the 1500 mark by Monday inorn
. ing. The atteudanco should bo large,
as the price of admission is extremely
low, Wc hope that the public will show
appreciation of this growing industry
by turning out to sec the birds."
I ' DISTRICT JUDGE LEWIS
1 " SETS CRIMINAL CASES
E.
. The following setting of criminal cases.
:r for trial beginning January 23. was made
I by Judge Lewis In the third district court
Saturday morning:
i . January 23 Lucy Williams, grand lar-
t 5 cony; James H. Collins, attempted rob
r bcry; George Watson, attempted rob-
bcry; George Watson and Frank Saun-
dors. Injuring a Jail.
January 24 R. Brown, grand larceny;
5 Peter Bailey, burglary.
U January iu Peter Andcrl, failure to
i Provide, Wesley Taylor, felony; M. V.
J Jlontoy, failure to provide,
if January 2G J. P.. Lewis, embezzlc
a inent; Thomas Davis, failure to provide;
X" Andrew Morphls, felony; Theodore John
yf aon, burglay.
January 3u George Hall, felony; Everal
' Jones, felony.
! January 31 Paul Molilz. assault with
Intent to murder; Lucllo Harris, grand
larceny.
February 1 Jerald Jeffs, felony; Harry
Hlchmcyor. conspiracy.
February 2 Rasmus Johnson, Involun
tary manslaughter; Joseph 12. Fowler,
failure to i.-ovldo; J. E, Doty, cmbezzlo
Febrtiary P. P. Sthakas. murder In
the first degree.
February 7 Grace Brooks, grand lar
February 20 M. V. Mlcml, murder In
the first degree.
February 21 Elmer Thompson, as
xault with deadly weapon.
February 21 Charley Atkins, grand
larceny.
February 27 William Jeffries, murder
first degree.
February 2S Roy Armstrong, murder
lrst degico.
March G j. A. Black, assault with in
tent to commit murder.
? THREE SENT TO PRISON
I FROM DISTRICT COURT
The following arraignments were
made arid sentences passed in the crim
p Jnal division of (ho third district court
If' Saturday morning.
$ James Donovan, burglary; sentenced
xj to two years in state prison on plea of
f Cuilty. '
h Dan Gunich, forgery; sentenced to
& one year in state prisou on plea of
:j guilty.
f A, L. Mair, burglary; sentenced to
eighteen months in state prison ou plea
Andrew Morphus, felon v; plea of
not guilty entered.
. George Watson nnd Frank Saunders,
terol"inJr a 'a' P'eaS "0t K'"lty en"
J. H. Collins, robbery; plea of not
fiuilty enterod.
Theodoro Johnson, burglary; plea of
not guilty entered.
J- A. Black, assault with intent to
murder; plea of not guilty.
.Terald Jeffs, felony; plea of not
Horry Richmeyor, conspiracy; given
until January 10 to plead.
Rasmus Johnson, involuntary man
slaughter; plea of not guilty. .
(Committees to Meet. I
Three committees, of the board of ed
ucation will meet next Monday after
noon. Tho building and grounds com
nutt.ee will moot at 3 o'clock, finance
committoo at 4 o'clock and tho teach
ers and school work committee at -1:30
o clock. Thc3o meetings aro prepara
tory to tho board nieotlug Tuesday
HgHi Candidate for Senate,
3m1 AHuoclated Press.
B ...NASHVILLE. Term., Jan. 7Gus T.
H r'tzhugh of Memphis today formally
'tnnouncod his candidacy for tho United
Hf htatea senate to sueeco'd James B. Fra-
K Blcr-
COUNTY OFFICERS
F1IIT0SEE JOKE
Charge Youths Who Held Man
Up in Fjm With Highway
Robbery.
wbon .Tames Anderson, James Den
nis and Charles Parker, each undor 21
yenrs of age, wore arrested at Granger
Thursday night f-on a chargo of high
way robbery, they declared to the offi
cers that when they held up Mike
Pallotto near Midvalc at tho point of
51 jjunam'1 robbed him of his revolver
and 63.72 m cash, they w'ero simply
playing a harmless little ioko.
County Attorney Wiley, Sheriff
Sharp and Pallotto, however, have
cither been unnblo to sec tho point of
the noke, or consider it so funny that
they want a jury in the Third district
court also to enjoy it. Iu either event,
tho jokers are now charged with high
way robbery and must stand trial.
Lay Careful PlanB.
Tho robbery or tho joko, as tho
boys choose to call it was carofully
plnnnod and has much the samo look
as any other hold-up. Pallotto, who
runs a small business at Midvalc, ro
sidcB some distance north and east of
that plnce and when ho was ready to
leave for his home Thursday evoning,
Parker, who had a buggy, invited Pal
lotto to ride homo with him.
The young men admit that this was
a part of the joke. They say it was
agreed that Parker should take Pallotto
out in the buggy and that Donnis and
Anderson were to wnylav them at the
Winchester corner, north of Midvnlo,
the scene of a thrilling murder of a
man by a woman some years ago, and
go through Pallotto in true hold-up
fashion. It was known that Pallotto
always carried n gun, and ho had been
heard to say that he would uso it if anv
attempt was made to hold him up, so
Parker was to grab him if ho attempted
to pull his gun when the other young
men appeared npou tho scene.
Pallotto Obeys.
When tho fateful corner wns reached
Dennis and Andcrsou stepped out into
the road, it is said, and ordered Pallotto
to elevate his hands. Instead of at
tempting to pull his gun. Pallotto
obeyed the command and Parker was
ordered to rolieve him of his valuables,
which he did, obtaining a revolver and
a purse containing $03.72 in monov.
The loot was turned over to Counis
and Anderson and Parker drove on
east with Pallotto until tho railway
tracks wero encountered, when Par
ker said that ho could 'go no further
and Pallotto loft tho buggy and walked
tho remainder of tho distance to his
home.
When arrested tho young men are
said to have at first denied the rob
bery, but when they realized that de
nials were useless they admitted hold
ing up Pallotto and declared that it
was simply a practical joke.
It is also alleged that one of the
trio told Palotto at Midvalc Friday
that lie would be killed if he ap
peared and testified against them.
Family Gets $500.
Jessie Hughes and her children filed
a $10,000 damage suit against the Ore
gon Short Line Railway company in
the Third district court Saturday for
the death of Thomas llughes, a freight
conductor, who was killed at Mountain
Home, Ida., November 10, 1000, while
coupling cars. Later a judgment wns en
tered in favor of the plaintiffs for $500.
by stipulation.
DIED
FA LOU J ST In Ibis city, January G,
1911. Olaf G. Falqulst, aged 53 years.
Funeral services will be held at Masonic
temple Sunday, January S, 1911, at 3:30
p. m., under the auspices of Argonta
lodge. No. F. & A. M. Interment, Mt.
Olivet cemetery.
WOOD At the Judge-Morcy hospital,
January H, 1011, of pneumonia. CI rover
Wood, aged 25 years, late of Wolls. Scv..
son of Mr. and .Mrs. .1. C. Wood. The
body Is nl tho funeral parlors of Joseph
William Taylor, 2S South West Temnle
street.
BIELICII In this city. January 7, 1911.
Josephine JBIellch. aged 3S years, 7
mouths, (5 days, wife of G. J. Bicllch,
member of Utah camp No. 33S. Wood
men of the World. The funeral sorvlce
will bo held Monday. January 9. 1911.
at I p. m.. from tho funeral chapel of
Eber W. Hall. Ifi4 South West Tomplo
street. Interment City ccrnetory.
IIOTT1GEP. At 374 West Eighth North
street, January 7, 1911, of pneumonia.
Norlne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
llottlgor, aged S months and IS days.
Funeral services will bo held Monday,
January fl. Time and place will be an
nounced. Interment will be In the City
cemetery.
WILSON William Nathan Wilson. Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Wilson,
January 7, 1911. at 1:30 p. m. at tho
residence, 32L Third avenue, of bron
chitis. Funeral services will be private.
Interment 12 o'clock Sunday, January S.
In City cemetery.
MOItTON In this city. January C, 1911.
Mrs. Frances Clarabcll Morton, in her
43d year. Funeral services will be hold
at the mortuary chapel of S. p. Evans,
IS South Slate street, Tuesday, January
10. 1911, at 2:30 p. m. Members of Re
bckah find Women of Woodcrafl invited
to attend. Interment, Mt. Olivet.
FUNERAL NOTICES
LASH A WAY The funeral services of
Kenneth Lnshawny will be hold at the
family rosidonce, 427 Williams avc, Mon
day, January 9, at 2 p. in.. Instead of
Sunday. January 8, as previously an
nouncod. Interment, Calvary cemolory.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ellilt W. HALL. U N D 12 HT A 1C C l AND
cmbalmer, 1G4 S. West TemDlo. Phone
1010. vWJ
TIIIC QUALTROUGH-ALLCOTT CO..
offerinK a modern residence for funerai
purposes. Phonos 33D8. 544 Main ot. r2053
M. E. COLTSMAn" EM BALM Ell AND
undertaker. 83K East 2nd South. Boll
uhono 5S68. Tnrt. 1933, rfi33
MONUMENTS. TOMBSTOZfES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R.
McKenzIe. Dlnplny yurdu 422 So. Stato.
. OUT FLOWERS
THE LEADING FLORIST. VV. KINO.
214 E, 2d So, Both phonos 37. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. OPPOSITE
Garrlck theatur. Phones 100, Cut flow
ers and funeral designs. nlC23
7IOHDAY & WRAY. FLORISTS, 247 SO
Stato. Both phones :?'72. 1123
SAMPLE SHOES
CULVER'S SHOE SHOP.
6 CITE 204 McINTYRE BLDO
6K MAIN ST.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
U63S
WANTED
CHEWING GUM. SELL OUR NEW
brands to dealers in your town. Wo
also mako special private brands:, also
Promlum and Machine gums. Helmet
Gum factory, Cincinnati. a40
AGENTS FOR PORTRAITS, FRAMES
and art novelties. Samples and cata
logue free. Addres N. M. Friedman A
Co.. Mfgs., Box 930. Martlnsburg, Mo.
o220S
AGENTS DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
big money? Then sell our $1 a year.
Accident Policy. PayH 51000 death nnd
a weekly benefit, for $1 yearly. Largest
compilsslons nllowcd. Commorclal Reg
istry company, Newark, N. J. a84f
HERE'S A MONEY GRABBER Hand
maehlno makes $5 to SG worth of bolter,
stronger rope than factory for 40c, any
length or ihickncsB; saves times and
money. Absolutely no competition. Farm
ers, fnctorios, liveries, saddlers, nil rope
users buy at sight. Absolute control of
territory free to high grade men who can
handlo agents. 109 per cent profit. Chicago
Appliance Factories, Dept. B-l, 21 A2
Qulncy street, Chicago. a808
V GENTS SUNLIGHT AT NIGHT' OUR
incandescent kerosene mantlo burners
'npx; burn with or without man
tle: appeal to all using lamps. Prices
defy competition. Particulars free. Sim
plex Gaslight Co., 23 Park Row, New
York. aSll
MAN CLEARED $1182. LADY 5720. LAST
six months, selling Holladay's Marvel
Shoo Polish, self shining, waterproof.
Why not you? Write for demonstrated
sample and terms. L. F, Holladay, 120
"W 31st, New York. aS12
WANXED AGENTS LEGITIMATE
substitute for slot machines, patented.
Sells on sight for $1. Particulars. GIsha
company, Anderson, Ind. aSlG
AGENTS NAME PLATES, SIGNS,
numbers, readablo darkest nights, eas
ily sold, profits large, samples free.
Wright Supply Co.. Englcwood, III. a817
AGENTS IMPROVED SPECIALTY
for automobile owners; quick seller,
big profits: illustrated booklets. "Write
today. Sullivan's Specialty Co., 645 Wall
St., Los Angeles, Cal, aS20
WAJiTp--SAJLESMEN
VISITING HARDWARE, HOUSE FUR
nlshing and department stores to con
trol territorial sales on a practical win
ter and spring specialty. Fast, profitable
seller. Liberal arrangements. P. C. W.
Manufacturing Co., I Madison avenue.
New York. aS02
WANTED SIDE LINE AND SPECIAL
ty, salesmen; big commission, no com
petition: large demand; coat, pocket sam
ples. Write today. 11. G. Zimmerman Si
Co.. 3021 Michigan avenue, Chicago. aS09
WANTED LIVE SALESMEN OR DI
rect manufacturers' ngents calling on
hardware, stovo nnd furnitUTe trade to
sell up to date Uno of stoves and ranges.
Liberal commission contract. Address
Evansville stove works, Evansville, Ind.
nSlo
WANTED. TRAVELING SALESMEN;
earn ?100 to S250 a month while learn
ing Practical Salesmanship. Wrlto to
day for list of positions now open pay
ing J1000 to J5000 a year and particulars
about how to get ono of them No ex
perience required. Addross nearest of
fice. Dept. 47G. National Salesmen's
Training association. Chicago. New York.
Kansas City, Seattle, New Orleans. nS23
WANTED SITUATIONS MALE
TO KEEP A SET OF BOOKS AS A
side line, which .will require three hours
a day and Sat. afternoons: employed as
a teller in a local bank. F-32. Tribune.
X2SG9
FIRST-CLASS JAPANESE COOK
wants ponltlon at hotel or restaurant.
Address G-43, Tribune. a730
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT DESIRES
work, anything from keeping books to
driving team. Address G-28, Tribune.
a491
EXPERIENCED TRAVELING MAN
wants position as traveling man, full
line or specialty, salary or commission;
A No. 1 references. Address 1I-G, Trib
une. al023
YOUNG MAN WITH THOROUGH OF
flcc experience wants position In bank,
railroad or other office: satisfaction guar
anteed; best references. Address II-1.
Tribune. al024
STENOGRAPHER. THREE YEARS'
experience, desires position; attending
university; can work throe afternoons
week and Saturday. Bell Ex. 10. alOll
WANTED POSITION BY FIRST
class all-around machinist. Address
C-30, Tribune. aS31
VANTEJDSrmAT
LADY WITH CHILD OF 10 WOULD
like position as housekeepor. Address
G-23. Tribune. x392
YOUNG LADY WISHES PLAIN SEW
ing or any kind of work by tho day.
Miss SJostrand. 1484 Hot Springs at. nl (5
EXPERIENCED WOXLVN COOK DE
slres housekeeping or cooking, .vhere
hc"r daughter. 14, could assist for board.
G-ll, Tribune. a72G
AS COOK AND HOUSEWORK IN
small family. Address G-40, Tribune.
a725
EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN
wants position as nurse girl, $G per
week; good references. Phono 1019-X.
from 5 to 8 p. m. a!95
DRESSMAKER DESIRES ENGAGE
mont by tho day. Bell 3103-K. n8r7
GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK OF
any kind by tho day. 241 East 3rd
South. aS28
WOULD LIKE POSITION AS COOK OR
general housework. 141 We3t 3rd Sou lb.
aS52
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
wants position; good references. Bell
1779-Z. a950
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS
nursing; experienced: wages $15, GCl
South 2nd East. Bell :il3fi-X. n'.ir.l
POSITION BY MIDDLE AGED LADY
as housekeeper. References exchanged.
Address B-5. Tribune. . alOll
PLAIN SEWING OR GENERAL IIOUS'E
work by tho day. Address G-5S. Trib
une. aSf.l
OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED
F. A. CARTER FUR CO.. 27 W. 1ST SO.
Fur repaired, remodeled, redved. mf42
DENTISTS
DR. E. M. KEY SOR, 200-201 BOYD
Park bldg.. 1C2 South Main. Boll 3951:
Ind. 117-R. m3i
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United Stales for the district of Utah.
In the matter of George N. RIes, vol
untary bankrupt. In bankruptcy. No.
11SS.
To the creditors of George N. Rios of
Salt Lako City. In the county of Salt
Lako and dhilrict aforesaid, a bank
rupt: Notice is hereby given that on tho 21st
day of October. 1910, tho said George N.
RIes was duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and thai the tlrst mooting of Ills creditors
will be held at my offlco in the Conti
nental block, Salt Lako City. Utah, on tho
17th day of January, 1911. at 10 o'clock
in tho forenoon, at which tlmo the tsald
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine tho bankrupt
unci transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake CIt, Jun. G, 1911. uSG2
WANTED
LADIES TO MAKE $16 TO $25 WEEK,
during spare titno homoi no experience
necessary. Woman's Art Exchange.
rooms 38-39. 3rd floor. Eagle block. s25S5
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY: BASE
mcnt First Congregational church. Wo
get you a position froo of charge. Telo
phoncB Ind. 3GG6; Bell 5822. t2773
MOORE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Most Reliable.
Headquarters for cluh. hotel, restau
rant and office help.
.le'w address and phones:
Ind. 740. C4 W. 2nd So. Bell 6911.
x478
TEN CLOAK SALESLADIES. SE
gll s sample cloak storo. 38 So. Main
The Chicago Salvage Co. nG74
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
..housework; no washing. References.
512 E. 2d So. a400
LADIES WANTED TO DO HOME
work at sparo tlmo; reliable help only.
253 "W. 3rd So. rH99
CO.MPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages. 75 E st. a397
WANTED GIRLS OR WOMEN FOR
dressmaking parlor; pay according to
experience. Bell phono 703, Independent
2563. a5Gl
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
368 W. 5th South. a655
GIRL IN FRUIT STAND. 228 SOUTP
Gth WcbL at539
GIRL TO WAIT ON COUNTER. APPLY
632 W. 2nd South. tt63S
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply 79 E st, Ind. 3D54. aGG7
FOUR SMALL GIRLS FOR THEATRI
cal work. Apply Wlllard Mack, Revler
theater. , a681
EXPERIENCED AND LEARNERS
wanted on ladles' hat frames. 223 West
1st South. aGS8
LADY TEACHER: PRIMARY GRADES;
5G5; apply immediately. Bell phono 703.
Ind. 25G3. a73S
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
rofcrenccs; only two In family. Apply
124 South 12th East. Bell phono 3058-NK.
a733
LADY WISHING TO LEARN HAIR
drcsslng, etc., would glvo few hours dnl
ly. G-4G, Tribune. a757
LADIES. MAKE SUPPORTERS. 512
per hundred; no canvassing; material
furnished. Stamped envelope for par
ticulars. Roberts & Co., Dept. G-114,
Chicago. aS21
WANTED WHITE WOMAN PIANO
playor; prefer one who sings', must
piny first-class rag and popular mu
sic; wages, $3.00 and board; hours, S p.
m. to 2 a. m. Address Tho Bungalow,
Callentc, Nevada. a827
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family; good wages.
Apply S13 East Second South, a877
WE WANT EXPERIENCED HIOII
gradc saleswoman, who can get results
selling. ' canvassing, demonstrating and
otherwise working up business for ad
vertised commodity grocery Hnu; glvo
references and salary wanted: position
permanent if results satisfactory. Ad
dress G-47, Tribune. aS50
WOMAN PASTRY COOK. $10 WEEK.
Waitress, Idaho, $25.
Waitress and chambermaid, Idaho, $30.
House girls. $5 to $8 week.
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
55 W. 2nd South street. a96G
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
housework and care for baby. Ad
dress G-54, Tribune. a970
STENOGRAPHER WITH SOME EX
pcrlonco, neat and accurate; not much
work. State experience, salary expected
and give telephone number and address.
Reply all week, II-2, Tribune. aOSG
A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD CHARAC
ter, good at figures. Best of refer
ences from last employer required; for a
retail business. Apply by letter onlv,
U. C. S. Co., 3S Continental block. a98
GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK.
281 Seventh avc. a991
YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work In small family. 89 M st. alOlR
EXPERIENCED CLERK AND OFFICE
girl; must give references. Apply R.
Stcnzcl Fur Co.. 57 East 3rd South. alOlG
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
No. 9 Dubcl ave. al050
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small house, good wagea. 4S0 E. 4lh So.
al043
COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED STEN
ographor; permanent position, state ex
perience and references; also phone num
ber. Address G-52, Tribune. aOOS
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 38
So. 3rd EasL a909
LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand for
our work; reliable firm. 253 West 3rd S.
a91U
GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; GOOD
home for right party. 873 So. 7th East.
a9U
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Inquire at once. 89S S. Brlgham. a912
LADIES. SEW SHIELDS AT HOME: S10
iter 100; cci make two an' hour; work
sent prepaid to reliable women: reply en
velope full Information to Universal Co.,
Desk 3, Walnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
aSlO
SCHOOL GIRL TO WORK FOR BOARD
and room and smnll wages. 342 North
Main. Bell phone 31IS. aSG4
A GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GEN
ornl housework, good wages. 74 Wol
. coll avenue, Federal Heights. Bell l.'SS.
nSG5
CAPABLE GIRL I'OR GENERAL
housework. S7 N street. aSGG
PRINTO GRAPHING.
pIihtoglvihTn
Multlplo letter.';, circular and . form let
ters on PRINTOGRAP1I: perfect Imita
tion typewritten letters; every loiter an
original; prices reasonable; call :md see
demonstration; motor and hand ma
chines: machines for sale. Ind. phono
2114. 0-10 Walker bank bldg. apoi
GASOLINE LAMPS
GASOLINE LAMPS AND SUPPLIES OF
all kinds. Mall orders solicited. E. R.
Hcagrcn. 427 So. Main 3t. h2742
DRESSMAKING. m
fTrsclass dsmmcTno by
tho day; 51.50 a day. Bell phone
289 S-X. m9G8
OSTEOPATHS.
DR. AUSTIN KERR. OSTEOPATHIC
physician, Mclniyro bldg. Both phones.
oOOO
NAVAJO BLANKETS.
plwOVTi;E
Navajos for sale at Icsb than whole
sale cost. On exhibition at Freed Fur
niture Co. al039
REMOVAL.
DR. RYKKS HAS MOVED HIS OFFICE
to Brooks Arcade, rooms 309 and 310,
aSG3
OSTEOPATHY
tmTXucETTouG hoomsTtP
18 Mclntyre bldg. Ind. phono 359: Boll.
434G; residence. Bull Main SGI. x099
WANTED
WANTED MALE IIELP
ARlS,OUTinTLN WE WANT? ;,
If you are an A No. 1 salesman, quali
fied to take chargo of Utah or Idaho ter
ritory, handle district managers, appoint
solicitors, etc., here's a" big opportunity
for you.
Tho "Holdaway button sewer," fitting
all sewing machines, neatly sows buttons
or hooks and eyes on any fabric; does
tho work of twenty women! Nooded by
every mother, dressmaker, apparel man
ufacturer; no competition! A wonderful
field.
We also wnnt men and women of good
repute for district managers and solici
tors; permanent positions; big Income; if
you aro qualified, apply at once in person
or by writing, giving full particulars as
to experience, references, etc., L. O.
Naylor, 1 J 17 Newhouso, representative
Dotrolt-Delawnro Manufacturing Co.,
Hammond building. Detroit. aS7S
$100 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel and distribute Bamples for 1lg
manufacturer; stendv work. S. S'chcf
fer, Treasurer, F-31G. Chicago. uS22
525 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and dis
tribute samples for big wholesale house.
C. H Emery. M-416. Chicago. a821
MAN WHO CAN HANDLE PICK AND
shovel. Call Sunday, U st. and 5th
avenue. nS7G
BE A DETECTIVE. EARN FROM $150
to $300 per month; travel over tho
world. Wrlto C. T. LUDWIG. 475 Scar
rltt Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo, aflOn
BILLING CLERK, EXPERIENCED ON
typewriter; give ago, experience and
references. Address II -3, Tribune. a993
THEATRICAL PEOPLE. NOTICE
Wanted, male nnd femalo character
r.30plc at once; see me Sunday nt Wil
son hotel between 11 nnd 3. J. C. Garvin,
mgr. Garvin players. a9U4
'POSITIVELY $40 A WEEK EARNED AT
home doing newest, fascinating, per
manent work. Money every day. No
canvassing or mall orders. Send twolvc
2-cont stamps covering beautiful book
let, plans complete, postage, etc., ena
bling you to begin at once. Don't wait.
You'll bo delighted. Stamps returned If
trial unsatisfactory. Send today. Rigour
Company, 308 W. 58th St., New York.
aS03,
I WILL START YOU EARNING $4
daily at home In spare time, silvering
mirrors; no capital: froo Instructive
booklet, giving plans of operation. G. F.
Redmond, Dept. 31S Boston. Man3, aSOG
SALESMAN TO CALL ON DOCTORS.
established trade. Clean, well paid
work for- hard worker. P. O. box 121.
Philadelphia. aS14
"WHY WORK FOR OTHERS?" START
a cleaning nnd dyeing business; big
profits. SmalL capital required. Free
particulars. J. H. Baylies, 1423 Charles
St.. Baltimore, Md. aSIS
THE PROGRESS MAGAZINE. CHICAGO.
will send any one Interested free par
ticulars of how to become a newspaper
correspondent. Good Income possible.
Work anywhere, all or part time. Ask
for booklet 17S. , aS19
M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
skilled and unskilled laborersfurnlshcd.
40 East 1st South. corneV Commercial.
Bell phono 3382. Ind. 923. p43
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquartors for laborers.
55 West 2nd South. Phones 464. c43
VISIT HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lege beforo you decide to cntor clso
where. Get tho best. 49 South Main st.
3oth phones. d2919
UNCLE SAM LOANS MONEY. ANY
old thing, from an old tin watch to a
diamond ring. 30 East 1st South. r20bu
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you a position free of charge. Tele
phones Ind. 36GG. Bell 5S22. t3G5
WANTED, DENTIST FOR GOOD OUT-of-town
location. Inqulro 32 Main st.
t348U
BE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE ME
chanic nnd chauffeur; earn $25 to SoO
a week. Wo give practical instruction.
Sail Lake Automobile School, 473 South
Main st.. Salt Lake City. 2
SCANDINAVLVN AND GERMAN ISMP
Agcy.. 121 West South Temple. Phones:
Bell 3070. Ind. 17S5. Notice to employees
Situation secured or office fco refunded.
X1132
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
mcnt position; $S0 month. Write for
list of positions open. Franklin Institute
Dept. 434-B, Rochester. N. Y. xlG26
WANTED ACTIVE YOUNG MAN IN
clothing nnd furnishing storo; only one
with experience and references consid
ered. P. O, Box G9G, Twin Falls, Idaho.
X2S90
1000 GENTLEMEN. CONSERVATORY.
GS P. O. place: 6c per dance; ladles
free tonight. x2932
ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the U. S. Marino Corps, bot-.vcon tho
ag(i3 of 19 and 35. Must bo nntlvo born
or havo first papers. Monthly pay $15 to
$69. Additional compensation possible.
Food, clothing, quarters and medical at
tention froc. Aftor 30 years' service can
retire with 75 per cent of pay and allow
ances. Service on board ship and ashore
in all purts of the world. Apply at U. S.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office, New
Windsor hotel, bet. 2nd and 3rd South
on Main st.. Salt Lake City. Utah. nl
BOOKKEEPER WITH $5000 TO TAKE
chargo of office; must have Al refer
ences. Address G-33. Tribune. ' a57S
PRACTICAL BAKER TO JOIN AN
oiher, with vlow of commencing busi
ness. G-37, Tribune. aG57
WANTED MANAGER FOR LIGIIT
welght boxor who can produce the
goods. G-39. Tribune. a75G
GOOD UNION SINGER AND PIANO
player combined, for moving picture
work. Call bet. 10 and 11 a. m.. 271
Main st. n75S
WANTED SALESMEN OF ABILITY
nnd neat appearance to call ou all
merchants In their territory; elegant side
line, convenient to carry; good commis
sions; prompt romittnncc. A. 9". .Bp)
mont Mfg. Co.. Cincinnati. O. 2090
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
No canvassing or soliciting required.
Ciood income assured. Addross National
Co-Oporallve Rualiy Co., S27-A. Marden
Building, Washington, D. C. alS
WANTED MEN AND BOYS TO WORK
at aulomobillncr. electricity, surveying,
plumbing, brlcklnying. Learn iu fow
months. Mako moro money. Positions
secured Write for booklet. No expense.
National School of Engineering, 2110 W.
7th. Los Angeles, Cal. X1558
EXPERIENCED AND LEARNERS
wanted on Indies' luit frames. 223 Wejsi
1st South. . ;i5SS
A JAPANESE SCHOOLBOY FOR
housework, to work for board nnd small
wages. Addross G-51, Tribune. aDOfi
BOY WITH A WHEEL AFTER
school. Coombs Drug Co. o907
SIGNS AST SCENERY
cTiDCsTeieIsonT
brass, chipped glass, and palnlod. Both
phones. x2S
TEACHNG OF MANDOLIN
L. Hi MITCHELL. TEACHER OF MAN
dolln; private lessons given; hours 10
to 9 dally. Room 323, Constitution bidir.
r4003
VAUDEVILLE SKETCHES.
DRAM A T 1 C AND VAUDEVILLE
ukelchos writtr-n to order. Prices rea
sonable. Call nt Elko hotel. 275 Main
st., rooms 7-8. u9C5
o
WANTED
.NO FEAR. OF FROZEN FEET
When you have your shoes repaired at
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO,.
21 East 2nd South (basement). Both
phones. a740
LADIES' WAISTS TO MAKE; CUT BY
chart; perfect fit. Phono Bell 297E-K.
x.1044
FURNITURE OF .ALL KINDS WANT
cd: will pay you first-class prices. H.
C. Fisher it Co.. 1G5 So. W. Temple. Bell
5171. Ind. 964. e258
ALL KINDS SECOND-HAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks, valises; bost prices paid.
28 Commercial at. Reply by postal card.
3771 Boll.
YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL.
Salvation Army. Both phones. t2191
TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Both phones 383. b303
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
brass, rags, bottles, rubber, copper, etc.
Ltah Junk Co., 840 S. 4th West. Phono
229. piD72
LAKE HAND LAUNDRY; ONLY HON-cs-
work; pieaso try once. Phones 2594.
338 W. 1st South. f4001
WILL SHIP CAR H. H. GOODS TO LOS
Angcle3 and one to Chicago within next
10 days: very reasonable rates. Kimball
Van it Storage Co.. 19 W. 1st South.
- B280S
LISTINGS ON GOOD FARMS. HAVE
customers anxious to buy. Colonial
Realty and Trust Co., 22 E. 1st South,
Phones 4567, s35G3
ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired; work guaranteed. Thomas
Nnlsh. 23 W. 1st South. Phones: Ind.
1058. Bell 3028. t44
GOOD OPENING FOR MOTION PIC
turo show, roller rink and dance hall;
partv must have 3ome capital. Inqulro
32 Main street. t3490
CALVES. ANY AGE; FRESH COWS.
poultry; bull kept for service; cows
fetched. Saunders, rear 1415 S. Main st.
Phono 2374-Y. a724
.PLACE AND TALLY CARDS AND
party decorations. LesBons In wator
colors. Bell 4G97-K. Ind. 31GG. a723
A RELIABLE PARTY TO TAKE A
bright, ten-year-old girl to raise or
adopt. Addross G-44. Tribune. a731
SECOND-HAND NEWSPAPER PRESS
and, equipment. Apply 503 Boyd Park
bldg. x3029
GENTLEMEN OR LADIES TO INTER
cst money borrowers and rent payers
In our 5 per cent lntorest proposition;
work pleasant; references required.
Equitahlo Loan & Investment Co., 515
510 Mclntyre bldg., Salt Lake. a903
SECOND-HAND ROLL TOP OFFICE
desk nnd chnlr; must be In good con
dition. G-50, Tribune. nS25
WASHING AND IRONING DONE
neatly at home. Bell 198G-X. n9S9
YOUR TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE TO
haul to depot. Bell phone 2162-X.
WANTED TO BUY "
TO BUY TEwluTRrviSIBLE PRE
ferred. must bo In llrst-clnsa condition:
state mako and full particulars. P. O.
box SSG. a737
SHOES, SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Call Edward Green. Boll phone 5021;
Ind. 3273. x233l
WANTED TO BUY DRY AND FAT
cows. Phone Bell 3967-Y. aS49
WILL BUY. AT A BARGAIN. EAST
side, good modern home of 4 to G
rooms; state price and location, etc. Ad
dress G-59, Tribune. aS9i
WILL BUY A FARM OF 5 ACRES OR
more, at a hargaln: write mo what you
have: stato wa,ter supply, nature of soil.
Improvements, price, etc. Address G-17.
Trlhune. aS94
AUCTION SALES.
OTSAy7XvN?To7T 10:30 A. M..
No. Hi S. Sixth East st.. fine lot
goods consisting of parlor couch, rockers,
lot of expensive oil paintings by first-,
class artist, Wilton rugs, one Oriental
pattern carpot. ball and stair carpet, din
ing table, chairs, china and glassware,
homo-mndc fruits, heating stoves, solid
brass and other bods, mattresses and
bedding, lot brlck-a-brac, dressors and
chiffonier, steel ranee, good linoleum,
kitchen utensils, tools and garden tools.
K. A- Andrews. Auctioneer.. aS74
HOTELS
rioc7DE?JTL SUTLY
modern: newly furnished; reasonable
rates. 14i East l3t South. m3S33
WHITEHALL. 30 STATE STREET A
first-class prlvato hotel; American plan:
reasonable rates. uJ734
HOTEL TREMONT. 48 POSTOFFICE
place. Strictly modem: steam boated:
family trado solicited. A. C. Morrison,
proprietor. t tl83S
HOTEL MOXUM. THE ONLY ABS'O
lutelv fireproof hotel In Salt Lako City.
Furnishings the finest west of Chicago.
Opened last October. Corner of Fourth
South nnd State stroots. Thomas Gavin
proprietor. a39G
THE TUXEDO HOTEL, 44 STATE
si reel, has boon newly renovated
throughout nnd is modern In every par
ticular. Former patrons and the public
can fiecuro nice rooms at reasonable
prices. n9G2
HOUSE MOVING
Ho"rlMavTNG. ANY KIND OR SIXR
Stacks rnlsed. Boilers placed. RHI
uhono 27G7-K. tl.S39
FLUFF RUGS
ELIHFlvnGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout enrpots: first-class work: low
est prices. William J. Rldgway; 551 So.
Slate. Bell 5189. t2799
LIVERY STABLES.
KARRINGTON STABLES. CARRIAGES
and llcht livery. 23S So. 1st West.
Phonos 273. afiTl
CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS
bTrcouTco
1G0 South W. Tomplo. Boll phono 4114.
X1250
DETECTIVES.
MAYLON BUREAU; RELIABLE. CON
lldcntlal. Both phones 537. 20S-9 Mc
Intvre bldg. aG72
PIANO TEACHING
PRabTLT'G. SASKO. GRVDUATEOF
Budapest conservatory, pupil of Les
chetlskv. Studio now open at 2124 E.
2nd South. a502
SECOND HANjj STORES
UTAI:I FURNITUR E COMPANY
Second-hand household goods boughl.
sold and exchanged. 132 W. 2nd South
n'll 4317 s!24?
TURKISH BATHS
KXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. KACh
massage, manicuring, hair dressing
.mltarium parlors. 2 West 3rd South
Ret '.jl 1ml 1S1X f3is
LIVERY.
TowX'TrvlsRirirrAB
Templo; snddles horses, first-class
driving horses, slnglo or double. Ind.,
phono 4108. nl93S
MASONIC NOTICE MOUNT JVIORIAH i j
lodge No. 2 will hold its regular month- . J- ;
ly meeting tomorrow (Monday) evening TA 'J :
at 7:30 o'clock. u'j&t 1
CHRISTOPHER DD3HL. Secretary. I'jM
EL KALAH TEMPLE, A. A. O. N. M. S. Mlfb
Regular sessions held at Masonla raje
temple, corner Second East and First 3' 5 !
South, tho third Wednesday in each 3J3;i
month. Sojourning noble3 invited to at- OS'M
tend. C. W. Morse. 111. Potentate; J. M. RSMi
Marriott, 111. Recorder. miV' i
m AftGENTA LODGE NO. 3, F. $h
& A. M. At Masonic Mt..H
Hr temple, corner Second East Sffit!
and First South streets, first a3,Mr
' Tuesday of each month, Pjc 't
Members of sister lodges and sojourning Lfiali1'
brethren Invited. Harry Clark, W. M.; Lt 1 ,
Moses C, Phillips, Secretary. k
MT. MORIAH LODGE No. 2. F. AND A. ?if
M. Masontc hall, second Mondav each ifij
month, corner First South and Second Sfi
Ea3t. Members of sister lodges and so- Sj
Journlng members in good standing in- S3
vlted. Dana T. Smith, W. M.; Chrlsto- ES? .
pher DIehl, Secretary. fJj
WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. F. AND A. M. Ifr- '
Masonic temple, corner First South
and Second East. Regular moctlngs sec- j- i
ond Friday of each mopth. Members of :
sister lodges and sojourning brethren cor- h 5
dlally Invited. H. S. Knight, W. M.: vi"-
A. J. Lowo, Secretary. JE
T Z LYNDS CHAPTER NO. fj $
V 1. Order Eastern Star, L i-
Masonic ' temple. Stated i J
JfeyL meetings first Friday Mv
jdK3K2t each month. Visiting
v7 members will receive a a- f j.
W cordial welcome. Ada '$j'1l
V E. Hartenstoln, W. M.t j H.
Nellie T. Spencer, Secre- y I
y .
v M MIZPAH CHAPTER NO. -A
5. Order Eastern Star, 'i ,
YSbsw Stated meetings 7:30 1 7 -
JwvjC p. m. first Monday of .,,V
BgfflV each month, Masonic y.
Y7 temple, corner Second ''l1'
w East and First South. J3 ,
V Visiting members cor- vfi
dially Invited. r ,,
WILLIE CLAY KEYES. W, M.
LOUISA STEWARD, Secretary. ...
v ' . ELECTA CHAPTER NO. i f
. j 8. Order Eastern Star, i j 1
uSfly Stated meetings third ,
JoSsxL Tuesdny of eacn month, !',;
MLgfOik. Masonic temple, corner V5.
Z3 Second East and First f j. ,
V South. Visiting members -
V cordially Invited,
MARGARET E. BEVERIDGE. W. M. . Ij
DORA FRANKLAND. Secretary. j i
A. A. S. RITE THE FOUR CO-ORDI- ! .
nate bodies of the A. A. S Rite of -
Free Masonry hold stated meetings tho lyv
third Thursday In each month at tho 3.V ' U
Masonic temple, comer First South and i
Second East. Sojourning brethren In- tfk
vlted. 1!
W. M. Rash. 32d deg. II
W. M. Jordan lodge of Perfection No. 3. re
A. C. Wherry. ?2d deg. !j ;
W. M. James Lowe Chapter of Rose j tr H
Croix No. 1. $T
G. B. Pfoutz, 32d deg.
Commander of Salt Lake Council of Ka- j ,H
dosh No. 1. ) '
James H. Brown, 33d deg, ': -i' IB
M. of M. Consistory No. 1. V if - M
Christopher DIehl. 33d deg.
Register for all the bodies. 3 H
UTAH COMMANDERY NO. 1, KNIGHTS f
Templar Stated conclaves held at e,
Masonic temple, corner Second East and h H
First South, tho first Thursday of each .'; KjH
month. Sojourning Sir Knights cordially j. f
Invited to attend. VSa
J. T. BRECKON. E. C. b H
E. O. LEATHER WOOD, Recorder. 5 r-
glOOO ij
UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1. R. A. M. ',
Stated convocation last Wedensday in : H
each month at Masonic hall, corner Sec- n '
ond East and First South streets. Com- ? ,HJ
panlons cordially Invited. C. F. Jennings. IV.'JHJ
II. P.; Moses C. Phillips. Sccrctnry. nfl
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. a
FIDELITY LODGE No. 17. I. O. O. F. jfl
Meets every Wednesday night at 8 Hi"
o'clock, I. O. O. F. temple. Visitors wel- li
come. H. C. Matthews, N. G.; J. C. tig-H
Smith, Secretary. vfH
JORDxVN LODGE No. 3. L O. O. F. ' I ?B
Moots every Monday night at T. O. O. ' bfH
F. temple. Visitors invited. G. P. Kraus. Vt.jH
N. CJ.; A. Llndberg. Secretary. al437 "t
I. O. O. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY. if
Subordinate lodges meet ns follows" j, HJ
Salt Lake lodge No. 2. Friday. Jti HJ
Enterprise lodge No. 15. Tuesday.
MIRIAM REBEIvAH LODGE MEETS jfjhlH
first and third Saturday evenings of ?JyMB
each month at I. O. O. F. templo. o2175 , V.H
NAOMI REBEKAH LQDGE NO. I H
meets every second and fourth Sntur- ffll
day evenings of each month at Odd Fel- ul
lows' temple, Market st. n3552 u.Bl
1
FORESTERS OF AFRICA MEET
first and third Tuesdays each month
at Eagles club. H. A. Welling. F. S. ; $ H
EXCELSIOR CAMP. 10S92. MODERN J H
Woodmen, meets Tuesday evening In til H
K. of P. hall. 261 Main street. Visiting -Ill'M
neighbors welcome. F. M. McCarthy. V. HJ
C: J. W. Ewln. Clerk. !f'H
GREAT SALT LAKE CAMP. 10071. M. jfi
W. A., meets every Tuesday night at I'l H
K o'clock In the Odd Fellows' temple, P i'KI
O. place. Visiting neighbors cordially In- l.vH
vlted. a2G03 )i H
UTAH CAMP. NO. 33S W. O. W.. 1 H
Wednesday evening. F. O. E. hall, 1G3 . . !
S. W. Temple. Visiting neighbors wol-
como. Frank Harding, consul; E. W. 5 jtM
Hall, clerk. p 'fl
WOODBINE CIRCLE. NO. 41. WOMEN , H
of Woodcraft, meets every' Thursday, 3
o'clock, at I. O. O. F. hall. fj.
Knights ol Pythias. 'i'fl
C A LANTH E -MYRTLE LODGE NO. 1. JH
K. of P. Ever v Monday. K. of P. hall. V
Geo. .11. Klontz. C. C; N. W. Sonnedeck- it
er. K. of R. and S. 1 5 1
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 3
Every Thursday evening. K. of P. hall. tiV-'H
271 South Main. James Terry, C. C; 1
S. N. Randolph. K. of R. nnd S. Js
LINCOLN LODGE NO. 23. K. OF P. ij H
Meets every Saturday evening at 8 r'
o'clock. K. of P. hall. ;
HERMIONE TEMPLE NO. 3. PYTHIAN J ;IH
Sisters Meets every Wednesday even- vjH
Ing at K. of P. hall. Emmd Bctz. M. of .
R. C. 02573 j i ;H
!
ROYAL ARCANUM. SALT LAKE
Council. No. lf17Sccond and fourth L'H
Thursday. V. O. E. hall. ICS So. W. Tern- y
pie st. J. Q. Crltchlow. regent; E. L. ' .H
Jones, secretary. 1H
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. f
Salt Lake Aerio No. G7 Every Friday. , ;
S p. in.. Eagles' hall. jH
ICN1G1ITS OF THE MACCABEES. SALT ;
Lake Citv Tent No. 2 Every Thurs- J lH
dav. I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting knights in-
vlted. jl JM
MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMER- hvJ
lea Meets In Jennings' block, cor. 1st Jj
So. and Muin. every Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Visiting members Invited to attend. kl926 illH
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF THE ' f
World Salt Lake. City lodge No, 259 IftfMAl
meets In tbo Mooso clubrooms. 222 South '
West Tomj)le strool. Wednesday nights. ..g
S o'clock. ijj HHJ
IT. W. 'DENNETT. Dictator. W'HVl
S. P. WELCH. Secretary- if
MEDICAL. H
THE DISCOVERY OF A WONDERFUL JbH
new 21-day treatment for blood Infec- rjH
Hon now makes It possible for us to J
cure that dread disenso strictly and sure- f'lH
ly; no charge for consultation. Intor- ,t
mountain Medical Assn.. ovor Luna the- j J
ater. X30G9 jjH
STENOGRAPHER & REPORTER
rYEASExIpEnSNCE nLBGAU ' jH
mining and eng. business. Crowther. 'ItIBH
401 Felt bldg. X1713 1

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