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j 10 DESERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY AUGUST 1 1910
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NEWS
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I Issued Mondays and Thursday
V I and Contains All the Cream of
I the Daily and Saturday New
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1111 Union lomplh1 Hlurln eve
i1 nllllf ItN nIli IInl bltwHn thld city
l J and Portland
if rumrat of Munliml Italian Th
funornl of Lonoro Vim tho Italln
1 bartender klllod by hlghwnymnn Fri
j day wn held Kunday afternoon from
iiJi ODonnellH rhiipel with Interment In
4F Ialvury cemetery
i Inlicrltciiiro Inexitne since thn en
4It nctinenl uf tho Inheritance tax Inw In
i 1907 which provided n tnx of B Ier
1u4 cent on Inheritances over tlflOOO tin
rt state hns received 1324150 from
1u this Hourco of revenue
1iP Underpinning In Abundance Mrs
L II J Burnett of 430 n street Is tho
proud pcMBOssor of a new chicken with
4 threo legs tho third leg having III
3 fached two feet ono nbovo the other
1I4 The trlped survives nnd promises to
1 live
1i 1 Pun1 Miiintiiln Wilier Tho Salt
i Lakr Heal Krtatc association hns peti
o clj tioned the city council for the Instal
I lation of more drinking fountains In
ill the buslnein district nnd that each
l i fountain be labeled Pure Mountain
1 I I Water
lt f Tin I H follnv Online Utnh
li II Lodge No 36S tho Fraternal Brother
I jl hood will han nn out and basket
4 f picnic nt Saltnlr August 7 The
I picnIcker will Rather at the bench re
1 J sort durlrut the afternoon and will
havo their lunch at 5 p m
3r Hoy llliH ntllovpltnl Alton Woston
I flged IB son of barge Weston 163
McClellan nve died Saturday eve
t ning nt Holy Cross hospital of ap
I i pendlflll Tho funeral will ho held
4 I from St Marks cnthedrsil Tuesday nt
1 p m with Interment nt Ml Olivet
i ll Meth < xll tj May Moot llrrc Rev
1 k1 Hanford Criuvfonl of St Louis will he
4 i In this city alie day to consider the
l feasibility of holding hor the next
I general confervmco of thn Methodist
j church In 1912 Over 3000 delegates
and their WVCII will attend the convention
I
1 t I vention
t I Maid laIN IY m Car While at
1 i tempting to alIght from n moving car
I t Nellie Murphy employed as n maId
tj at the Fifth ret hotel wall thrown
PF to the pavement Saturday night and
1 n I unstained I slight fracture of the
1 b I skull The nccldentocctirred nt Fourth
East street
trJ rinit Lcaaee Now Qunrlers Tlio
i i OIlcKMcAlllstor AdvprtKIng fluency
ij has leased the top floor of tho Hoyd
I M Bark building 162 Main street cover
i Ing 31100 square feet of floor space
ILl ant will move In Kept 1 Threo hun
dred feet of wall pnce will bo de
1 Voted to nn exhibit of ndvertlalng en
1 E graving printing etc
FiiniTnl of Olln I licks Funeral
1 ervlces for the late Olive Hicks werfl
S held Sunday afternoon at the Right
H i enth ward chapel Bishop Thomas
fi I flnwson offlclatPil and among the
1 I T speakers were Elders Richard W
fj Young and Orson D Ilomney The
fjj liody was shipped to Provo for Inter
Uij mont there
Vl Muy Select Another SiteA second
Vi new high school slttf may bo selected
by the meinhcrs of tho committee on
buildings and grounds of the board of
bulllllli ant Rrounta
education nt the meeting this after
ik noon for tho committee has discover
II ed thnt the land adjoining the Twelfth
i ward site Is held so high flint Its pur
I chaso is almost out of the question
rJ Will Not IiucMlcati At the meet
I I Ing of the sPecial committee appoint
ii I ed by tho el council to Investigate
n the charges a Tho Tribune to the ef
l feet that two of the councilmen had
t old their votes to rncp trek people
I It was decided Saturday afternoon that
4 having no pIer to subpoena witnesses
1 nnd examine them the Investigating
2 committee was helpless
MI Fmiprnl of Kenneth Winters Ken
r neth C Winters the little boy who
1 p died Friday from Injuries received
p by being run over hy a wngon wns
hurled Sunday afternoon In the city
cemetery The funeral wns held from
the Sixth ward chapel where the
services were conducted bv Bishop
I Arnold O Olauque Four former play
t mates of the boy noted R pallbearers
til WtfinlN Postal Balk Hen Postman
n tar A L Thomas him made applica
I I tion with the postpnico department nt
Washington to have Salt Lake post
office desIgnated nn a postal savings
bank The application Is I mero for
mality the board of trustees having
C the final decision ns to wlilch offices
shall be designated an postal savings
hunk The designations will be made
Oct J
Jr Imicrol of Chariot ltobliiM > n Fun
f eral services over the body of Charles
W Hoblnson were held Sunday nfter
f noon In tho First ward chapel Bishop
f Warliurton waa the principal Itkfr
< with the First wnrtl choir rendering
SI the music The pallbearer were Jc
t 4 Anderson C Llndholm C W Shlll
J A T Smith Theodore Samuclson and
J Joseph n Squiin Interment was In
1 i tho city cemetery
r J New Ilraiimtlc Compnnj Rosco
fr Anhworth has organized a new drnnia
I i tic company which will make an ox
1 tended tour of the southern iMirt of
the state The company will commence
I rehearsing at once In preparation for
the tiP Tho stage affairs will be
I 4 under the direction of Klrke Decker
while Mr Ashworth will manage the
company The other members of the
p company are nil Salt Lakers
1 Lcaxe for Now YorkJ Wtwley
Clnwson on of the artist J W Ilaw
son left for Nan York Saturday with
i a view to entering the dramatic pro
fession Mr lawson han had con
I siderable local experience under the
i name of John Wlllard and has shown
I j decided ability In various parts Intrust
I ed to him As tho Snturdnv News let
tar from New York Mate Mr Ptawson
1 has been encouraged to enter thl pro
L fesslon hy Mr E M Ilnyle who some
limo ago offered him a position Ills
i friends will follow hil career with In
terOHt and trust that he will be sue
I > censful In the profenslon he 1ms adopt
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i 7loit Snrlnc flank A Trust C
Transacts ft general trust business nnd
fus4 per cent Interest on saving
1 deposits Joseph F Smith president
or Anthon H Lund vice president O C
lleebo cashltr
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MARTIN COAL CO 1 SO SIAIN
H All kinds of coal well screened and
c promptly delivered
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it nusiNKfa nMGTS
IV 8 M Taylor Co successors to
i 4 Joseph 3 Taylor undertakers and
embalmers same nddreu 2E1SC
1 1 Lhkt First South
FERGUS COALTKU MUSIC 0
1lano Organs 2S W tt So 8t
athlnt ftt Baltalr vrlll euro Inv ill
STIRS AUDIENCE
BY STRONG TALK
A S Watkins a Prohibitionist
Because He Is a
I
Christian
BELIEVES IN HELPING WEAK
111 Ills Polities IH I Pirl of Ills lie
llglon and Ho HelltMes In
Mixing Them
Th First Methodist church wan
cniwUed last evening when A S Wal
king of Wllmoro Ky candidate for
vice president on the prohibition ticket
In HiOS lectured on tho teni enuic nit
nation He IH In town en route east
from I prohibition campaign In Cali
fornia In the course of his address
Mr Watkins laid The difference be
tween n prohibitionist and I tompei
ance man II A lempomnce man IH ono
who Is a total abstainer from the use
of Intoxicating llquorx A prohibitionist
Intoxlcllnl
ist Is a temperance man who thlnkt
that which Is Injurious to him Is also
tlt
Injurious to others I am a prohibition I
ist for several reasons I a a prohl
bltlonlKt because I am a temperance
IUI In being a prohibitionist and a
temperance man I hold that temper
ance lessons cannot he taught In the
schoolroom and have living examples
on Intemperance upon all of our streets
where tho young girls and boys can
have intemperance lessons placed di
rectly under their finger ends I urn n
prohibitionist becnuco I am 1 Christian
By tho word Christian wo mean some
thing which covers every phase of hu
man fl
I read that politics und religion
should not be mixed My politics are
a part of my religion old my religion
IB a part of myself I say mix politics
with religion when tho politic pro of
Ito right kind and when the religion Is
rlht
for the uplifting and boltenncnt of
mankind I am a prohibitionist be
cause I am 1 preacher livery com
munity holds up tho minister above
every ono else In tho community Peo
ple who are doing evil are astonished
to find the minister of the community
on their side
COULD SELL HIS IVFUKNCE
Today I could cell my Influence to
tho United States Hrewors association
for ten times what I am Retting out of
tho prohibition movement The preach
er must view politico from the moral
standpoint Today the moral standard
In built upon the almighty dollar D
not think that the government would
go bankrupt If prohibition were nation
bankrpt prhibiton naton
wide M this money would bo secured
from Hmo other source I am a pro
hibitionist because I am 1 father The
great difficulty of legislation today 1
that the legislators forget nil about the
boy and girl In the United States
Congress they will quibble for hours
nJPM
over the duty on hairpins or some other
trinket hut they have no time to talk
on tho protection of the boy and the
girl I wish some ono would be like
Jesus and lead 1 little child Into tho
United States Congress and Bay Hero
IH thl subject for your legislation I
am n prohibitionist because I want a
question In this government OB big as
the government Itself To mo there Is
no north or south no east or west i Is
All one great country
QUESTION CAN HB SETTLED
I taken a good man t make a
speech In favor of the saloon but any
old plug can make a speech against
the saloon I am a prohibitionist be
cause I want 1 question which can be
nettled Tho temperance question Is a
practical question and can be settled
once and for all If the people so choose
We hear the statement that prohibi
tion does not prohibit Prohibition
laws are easier to enforce than regu
lative laws I Is harder to close 1 saloon
loon for eight hours and allow It to
stay open 16 than It Is to close It for
16 and allow I to stay open eight I
Rnl
is easier to close against a half of the
population than agalnnt a third and It
in easier to close against all than
against half
ajnnat laws In the United States have
failed The half chance that has been
given prohibition has succeeded and
with a whole chance It would succeed
as no other law has succeeded
The speaker closed by urging his
hearers to cast their ballot as they
thought best declaring that many 1
man Inn temperance thinker who Is not
I temperance voter
Prrf McClellans Orchestra dally
Restaurant Kaltalr
Ship 1ellnuront Salnlr
BATTERY IS AT DRILL
Hronklns In liorMs to title Iolnti of
Artillery Swire
The First bator under Captain I
Webb encamped Sunday evening on
the high school campus and today the
drivers and horses are drilling In prep
aration for the Wyoming encampment
As the horses are all green this year
there U considerable work to ho done
The horMel of the Signal corps and
mounted staff nnd Infantry officers will
he brought to the campus Tuesday
morning Master Signal Electrician
F J Hurkhart of the Signal corps and
throe Infantrymen left Sunday night
for Dale Creek station on tho Union Pa
cific to set up and load tho escort
uflKons preparatory to the hlko to the
scene of operations Sunday was I
busy day at the state armory where
the various commands will meet Tues
day afternoon for marching to the de
pot Most of the loading will bo com
pleted this afternoon
S
Feeling bad Bathe at Saltalr
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TO OPEN PLAYGROUND
Tlmrxlav Mchl to Sec I uimuiigmirmu I inn of
rirl IVollo Spot
My noxt Thursday night nix rwlngx
six toctertotter two merrygo
round two giant strides and a number
of vand boxes will be In place about
100 yards north of the pond In Liberty
park and under the direction of Miss
Krnin nitner ns supervisor the life
of the llrel public playground for clill
then In Suit Lake City will be begun
At the opening n program will be
rendered which will Include speeches I
by Mayor lrn ron and 0 w Pow
ers and various musical selections
The site decided upon was selected
on account of Its plenteous shade and
facilities for the formation of wading
roll The Utah Dultoing Manufac
turing company has the contract for
the erection of the apparatus
These matters were all decided nt the
meeting of the plaxgroundk commit
tee Saturday evening nt which time
the following were present Georgo Y
Wallace Miss Kate Williams J K
Deal A W North all M M Wood
Mrs C1 F Richard Mr Mary J
Loomis Miss Ida Hanauer Mrs Cohen
find Nrl haywArd
REPUBLICANS WILL
GATHER AT SALTAIf
Oitii nit Ilanmil for ThU Month at
Mroilni llrlil Siittinluy
Mulil
The political ball Mill be given a star
on It fall rolling hy an outing to be
given ut Snltnlr by the Young Men
Republican club some time during tin
nPJublcl1 onl tme durlnl tll
present month the exact lima to bo
decided on Inter The ilnn to thus
o > cn tl season was dwidcd nt I meet
IllS of tile members of tile Young Meni
Kepubllcnn club held In tin sheriff I
otllce In tin city and county ImlUlIni
Hittuiday night about 60 members be
ing present 1 Is planned by mucous
of the proposed outing to bring togolh
cr the city und county Republicans ui
well as those from other parts of tin
state Thn Utah congressional delega
ton trill be naked to julclrrfH the gatli
crlnif and iin effort will be male 10
Induce Helm lor V Murray Crane of
Mii MchUMetty who In coming west ui
the personal ambassador tumid repre
sentative of IroBldent Taft to inquire
Into inn political situation to deliver
an iiddreiw Heniitor C 1 Clark of
Wyoming may also be present
In the absence of President John II
Hayes Vice President Hurry B Jo
11h presided Arthur R Urnhnm was
niinieit al secretary this action being
tendered necessary hy the absence In
Washington U I V of 1nrley Jensen
who was the necrctnry of the club
Cluilrman Joseph then named the fol
lowing committees to urranKO for the
Snltalr outing
Arrnnfiemonts 1 Tobias Oeorgo
Wilson T A Canister I A Htunford
Arthur B Onihnm Dr F 15 Strnup
nncl K n Morgan program nnd ad
vertising John P Dowmnn W 17
Vlgus GoorgM Davis John James
Henry Cohn D O Hideout and Amos
S Oabbott This provided for ono
representative of each of tho city pre
cincts and two men from the county
on each of the committees
After the regular meeting tho com
niltteoB organized by naming T A
Canister ns chairman of the committee
on arrangements and John F now
Inn an head of the committee on pro
gram and advertising
ELEPHANTS FORM BRASS AN
C reim t eel Anlnml Art II thl World
11 ikirui ii mum ii lid lImp iley Clrrm
A brass bund of elephants la the lat
est achievement In tho art of training
animal I Is one of the striking fea
tures which will ho seen with tho
Bnrnum nnd Bailey show on Monday
next
These elephants do not merely make
1 nolso on tho Instruments of a brass
band They get real harmony out of
them Tho audience may easily recog
nize their tunes for they arc selected
from among the old songs that every
body known They piny Homo Sweet I
Home and Tie Last Rose of Sum
mer perhaps not IIH well al Sousas
band can hut certainly better than
they are rendered by the average vil
lage band One big elephant sounds
nil the regulation bugle all as 1
JI1
preluflo to a Inarch number The big
drummer uses his tall Instead of the
usual buckskin stir Sitting on the
head of each elephantine soloist Is a
bountiful lrJ These girls sing to the
nccompuntrnent of the elephant band
Another trained animal specialty Is
Introduced by Winstons troupe of
seals They ride horses Jump hurdles
play tennis and Juggle flrcbnmls and
balls with more skill than that of any
human juggler While riding horses
they toss balls and swords buck and
tho
forth among themselves catching
balls on their noses and receiving the
swords between their fins and their
bodies Then thorn in Paula Peters
dog and monkey circus One monkey
dOl an accomplished jockey and the
property man of tne little act The
dogs are an organized lIre department
A rounding alarm brings them In with
n full llumetlghting equipment The
captain of the company climbs 1 lad
der amid rescues a poodle from I burn
Ing cottage
Charlie the First stands at the head
of the trained animal actors In fart
there Is not an acrobat or a bicycle
rider among the earths professionals
who can equal this mere chimpanzees
feats Charlie the First occupies one
of the stages for half an hour during
which time his feats amaze the au
dience tmA Is the most remarkable
animal that over lived He devised
his own net and learned his many ac
complishments without human guid
ance He II being Introduced by Dr
le
Buchanan the English scientist Jupi
ter a beautiful white horse who rides
In a balloon and fhoots off fireworks
Is another feature to marvel at
Try our table dhoto dinner Ship
restaurant Saltnlr 11
I CHURCH NOTICES I
The regular monthly priesthood
meeting of the Pioneer stake of I
Ann will be held In the stake hall I
Monday August 1 1810 at 730 I
p m A full attendance Is desired i
The regular monthly meeting of the
high prleMs quorum of Pioneer stake
will convene In the stake hnll Sunday
Aug 7 1910 nt 10 p a m
Try our table dhoto dinner Ship
restaurant Saltnlr II
KXCUHSIONS KAST
11 Oregon Short Line
To Cheynne or Denver and re
turn 122t
To Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return 12210
To Omaha or Kansas City and
return 14000
To St Louis and return 11900
To St Paul or Minneapolis and
return JE200
To Chicago and return ISC00
Proportionately low rates to other
points
Tickets on Bale July 7th and 29th
Aug 4th and September Uth and 3rd
Limit October 31st For further particulars
Icular see agents
CITY TICKET OFFICE 16 Main St
night service right prices right
place to dine Cafe Saltnlr
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r TEMPLE NOTICES I
Tho date of the opening of tho Salt
Lake temple ntl rte heretofore In
time columns of The News as tug 1 Is
hnnged to Aug 15 this extension of
time being necessary to complete 1m
irovemcnts being made
po ANTHON H LUND
JOHN HBNUY SMITH
The St George temple will close on
Friday July 1 1910 and reopen o
ropn
fuuday Aug 30 1910
DAVID I CANNON
Logan temple will close on Friday
July 29 and reopen on Monday Sept
I UIO WM UUDGE
The Monti temple will close July 2t
and open agtn Aur 30 1910
d LEW1B ME0J i
SELECT RIFLE TEAM
FOR NATIONAL MAIGi
tlnli fiiinrdMiicM ameil I IIurlMlt
State In Annual Omipclltloii
At Iliiiip Icrry
Tho National Guard rifle tetim lo
represent Utah Itt cramp Perry wn
chosen yesterday by MaJ W O Vii
Hams Corporal Merrill was eliminate
leaving 1 mt n with threo alternates
The members of the team arc as fol
lows
COlt Webb Cnpt Kneim Maul
Coolidge Lieut Winch Beret Mu
Nellson Sergt Anderson Hergt dare
tier HerR Frank Smith Berut lloyd
Smith Sergt Warthmuti Private An
deriion and Private Amundsen Cor
poral ninsmnnn Hergt Way and Prl
valo Mortcnsen are alternates
The scores mndo yesterday by the
team showed some Improvement am
follows
were as folol
Lieut Coolidge 4 45 75 11
Lieut Winch 16 4 66 61
KorgtMnJ Nell on4S 43 7 19 I
Sergt Anderson 42 t 66 12 i
fcrgt Onrdner 44 45 S7 SI I
ergt 1Vnnk Smqith 37 89 CS 70
Sergt Floyd Smlh4 42 81 67
Sergt Wny 33 4 33 61
Sergt AVnrthmnn 45 43 6 7
Corp Merrill 38 4 18 33
Corp Olnsmnnn 3r 44 30 U
Private Anderson 4 44 68 f
Private Mortenson 23 42 62 65
Irlvnto Anderson 4 42 4 C 9
CAPT HINES AN AUTHOR
Son of rnrnipr VnlrruiirkH Suncrlir
Ills Book
loiident Stoici With 11
The Service of Coast Artier la
the title of a publication Issued by
QoodenoURh Woglutn of New York
prepared by MnJ F W Ward of tho
coast artillery nillltla of Now York In
which ha hal shown himself to bo 1
highly efficient officer and Capt Frank
1 nines of tho regular army son of
Frank iliac of this city Thu Journal
of the U 9 Artillery Service says there
hiss long been need of Just such a work
covering ns It does all the branches of
the coast artlllory service Tho Army
and Navy Journal says I amounts to
a technical dictionary and professional
manual adapted to tho uremIa of the en
tire coast artillery service commis
sioned officers amid enlisted force
whether regulars or militia Unques
tionably the book belongs at the head
of tho military publications of the
year
The Army and Navy Heglstcr ox
plains the character of the work from
which tho following Is taken In this
remarkable volume the careful reader
will find not only a coast artillery text
book of absolute completeness but n
military dictionary phrase book and
technical glossary which renders It
positively Indlsponsablo to the officer
or man deslroun of authoritatIve infor
mation on nil brandies of coast defense
and cognate subjects
Seven foreign countries have pur
chased tho book through their military
attaches
FOR SAMS llEAIj EAT
1UILT
CALUII 1
Salt Lalcn McKt Proirrcsalve
I 1 J It c I I
Extend nn Invitation to the Rent Pay
ers of Salt Lake City to call at their
office Third Floor Felt Building Op
posite Poitofflce and Investigate their
Easy Payment Homo Building Plan
mpIf IResfl Ic
a 13 acres of very choice land near
Vlnd mere for 1000 per acre
lajilCo of good lund suitable for chick
en raising J47S < East of Wnndamere
New 4rocm modern brick high founda
tion cellar 2 closets complete modern
ern plumbing screened porch 374 feet
frontage near car line In Forest Dall
with south front Corner lot This Is a
frst class house Price for a short time
ca
j7JO < > u i cash balance monthly pay
ments
7room brick furnace and modern
plumbing H acre of ground good barn
city water and cement sidewalk IS min
tiles ride from city and county building
3nD Jf0 cash balance monthly payments
S urn of the best farming and fruit
land In the heart of Cottonwood Loca
tion the best Worth vn rer acre If
taken at once will take W
Im Q < 1 L <
DIr A 2 hi G
4room pr brick west side large lot
4rom
good street car service lid Ir cash
balance like rent
Sroom lke brick strictly modern NE
bench south front KSfi terms
ULHRARH INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phones 173 tfi W 3rd So
SEE US for Homes Building Lots
Fire Insurance
IIUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
U W 3rd South
1 9 Ic
Farms and Business Property ot aJl
lasec prices nnd description
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE A
TITLE CO
if W lad So Phones 794
HALLORANJUDGE LOAN k TRUST
Co Real Estate 309 Main Bt
6X8 CORNER CENTRE STREET
amid Second North west front Splendid
ilte for S40 only and on the easiest
te rm 5
TIE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO
t Main St Phones UU
Sroom mod br full basement corner
Ith Ave and J SI Phone Ind 4116
WE SELL REAL ESTATE THATS
all Tuttle pros Co 1M Main Bt
WHY PAY RENT
When you can buy a bund new 4room
brick house on tIme west aide for only
I M per month Apply to Owner 410 Tem
leton Bldg
SEE HOUSTON THE ROUSERS 311
South Main Ind n
WILL SELL TOU AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots I cottage or a model house
In any part of the city James K Shaw
I c Suit i 1 D F Walker Hid
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL EAT
SEC
ANDnnSOXCUMMINOH CO
JJ7 South State Bt
BY OWNER MY NEW HOME ALL
modern S rooms Full basement hot air
modern shW7 rema bl dj Aa Lot K0
ron SALE nnAL ESTATE
Small monthly payments regularly
made lead to wealth
moron Heights lots on the brow of
nldawalks the East Bench hardwood hOve shade city water trees careful cement
ly graded streets on a nentln slots of 3
feel to 10 A small payment down and
Li per month par lot saourcs jour choice
Homo purchasers who storied this way
hate already paid In full Others have
paid more than half WHY NOT YOU7
N < > trouble to chute properly or to an
swer nuentloni
A
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Booms S12513 Templeton Building
Phone Bell i7
irw MOSTY vni nirv
WW lO
ftflE1f
Lots limO others of > niMl value tlSO lo
lixi 11nr cash urn 11000 per tnontb 10
per cent discount for cash
tll l I 9
t HO MAIN
Doll Phones lad KM Hell 6U
A1All
Grom modern house near University
4 feet south front on Fourth
South St KKa Terms arranged 4 fet
lot near Uth East and 4th South JSX
G0 I If1
Heal Kstato Broker
No 7 Main St Phones Ol
I I 9 < I3Rofill
A first class Coal Yard site on O 8 U
track 6 acres of land J9JO Four extra
large lots with large fruit trees facing
Stale Street tin each Many good farm
bargains Call and see our list
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Hoom = Brooks Arcade Ind Phone 437
STRICTLY MODERN ROOM BUFF
brick and shingle residence IHxlO rods
south front between Sand T Bls No Hi
Sad Ave lad Phone 248
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IDD01NOS IOIl GENTLEMAN
Must be on or near Murtoil car line
Phono Murray 7
t3V roil 12 MONTHS AT IS PEt CENT
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contracts or real estate A N Humphries
No 78 West Second South Street
FRESH AND DRY COWS CALVES
nny age We keep bull for service cons
called for A T Saunders Corner bIb
South and State Ht Phono 374y
CAPABLE PIANO TEACHER FOR
Idaho Good opportunity Apply 6 Const
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ber trade cut for 3D days iS with good
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lege 1 Commercial Street
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printing loose leaf nnd card systems
binding etc promptly furnished by
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UTAH JUNK CO HIGHEST PRICE
paid for scram Iron rag bottles rubber
copper brass etc 8 to I South 4th
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dry at r e pound Forest t7i Ind SO
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kinds of ruling etc done at The Des
eret Newt
hELl WANTED MALE
WANTED AI1LEIIODIED MEN FOR
the U 8 Marine Corps between the ages
of 19 and 3 Must bn native horn or
have flout papers Monthly pay J15 to 0
Additional compensation possible Food
clothing quarters nnd medical attend
once free After 3 years service can
retire with 75 per cent of pay and allowances
lowance Service on hoard ship and
artiore In all parts of the world Apply
nt U S Marine Corps Recruiting Sta
tion New Windsor Hotel Salt Lake City
Utah
RAILWAY MAIL CLEIIKs HALT
Iake City examination Nov J2th I VD to
llftO Preparation free Franklin Insti
tute Dept 3S3 S Rochester N Y
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANT
fS Write for Salt Lake City examination
schedule FrankllA Institute Dept S2SR
Rochester N Y
HELP WANTEDF1fALE
GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AP
ply mornings 741 Afternoons at li4i
Superintendents Office Troy Lauodrr
HI S 6th East St
FORELADY FOR CHOCOLATE DE
narlment also flrwl class bon lion dipper
Address Id3ho Candy Co Boise Idaho
SITUATION WANTED
WE DESIRE WORK FOR JAN
tress M stenographers copyists and by
the diy for women to do hous cleaning
Presiding Bishops Office
BUILDING AND MANUFACTURING
SAMUEL HOLMES MAKES AND RE
pairs steam boilers funks smoke stacks
etc ntiir U6 W 8 Temple Phone Hit
D W JAMES k CO PLUMBING
steam and hot crater contractors II
East First South Street I
BYWATER t OROO 1441W WET
South Temple Hot air furnaces toot
Ing guttering cornice skylight ete
BURTON COAL ft LUMBER CO
n1TON
Both phones 005 Manufacturers of Tar
red Felt Roofing Pitch and Croro
r H EARPLET t BRO 1 P O
Place Electricians
IX1ST
HAY MARK 71OACHED MANE
branded on left shoulder J I Blodgett
North Ogden Bell Phone Mk
ESTRAY NOTICE
I HAVE IN MY POSSESSION TIn
following described Mtray animals which
tololnl
If not claimed and taken away will bn
sold at nubile auction to the highest bir
der M SM Garfield Ave In First Precinct
on Saturday the Rlh day of August 1910
at the hour of 4 pm On sorrel mare
about five years old about t pounds
branded W C on left thigh star In
forehead SAl estray was taken 1 by
me In sld Precinct on the Nth day of
July 1910
L J LARSON
Poundkeeper of First Precinct
SECOND hAND AUCTION E
WANTED TO BUY IND HAND
stoves and furniture lad 4UI Del tlU
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOn SEC
ondhand household goods 1 State
81 Tel jI3 k
ALL KINDS fiECONDHANDCLOTH
Ing trunks vsllseii but pet paid 3
e 8t Bead post can POne I
I
Foil BALE
FINK TONED PIANO lll SPLENDIt
case wuith SItE Z west let South St
ONU DRIVINO HORSE ONE BINCILK
Dock top buggy Enquire Suite 18 Mercantile
POPEHARTFORD e PASS TOURING
JEUAITFOID r
car completely equipped repainted and
overruled I real bargain Apply 10W
Ncwhouse Bid
LOT WITH HOUSE 1 ROOMS AnD
cellar IA and vacant lots Enquire
Building
Owner 123 Constitution luldlna
1 NESS AUTOMATIC INTERCOM
munlcntlnc telephones all In first clan
munlcetnJ al Irl
condition Will sell all or part Address
h21 P care of Deere News
DONT SELl YOUR OLD FURNL
lure Have It reMpholsterexl madn
IBV
new again Phone KM for samples and
1 estimates S K Mattress A Mfg Co
JOB PRINTING BINDING AII
kinds of ruling He done nt The Des
let News
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR WRAP
pier etc 1cent n pound sold In SS lb
ntindle Apply at this office Lower rates
plvtn for go and too lbs
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND LEOAL
lilanxs of all kinds at The Deserct News
IJPOK Store
BIDS AND ESTIMATES ON JOB
printing loose leaf anti card systems
rlndlne etc promptly furnished by The
JloKrot News
ONE TON OF SCRATCH PAPER IN
nuintlllri to stilt biiver at 10 cents
rer pound Call at the Job Dept Des
eret News
POll KENT
CIIOOM JtODERN BRICK COTTAGE
133 n Street corner O and 8th Sts
4 ROOMS MODERN 4Si VOURTH
Avenue
TWO ROOMS PANTRY AND BUM
mer kitchen Apply 37S North 7th West
FURNMHI1ED ROOMS FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen Apply 2412 line Street
Forest Dale
4ROOM COTTAGE UP TO DATE
gas SS3 Slim Av Apply TJiomas I Nott
413 Richards Bt
SROOM MODERN ALSO YARD FOR
chickens S31 West 1st North St
NICE ItOOM ALSO TABLE HOARD
1tr Euclid Ave
THREE ROOMS AND BATH 812 XX
I St
3ROOM HOUSE AND 8ROOM
house will rent furnished or unfurnish
ed Apply 4U South Third East
1 I f a I
FOR RENT J200 PER YEAR
Vaults open 13 am to 600 pm
Saturdays 830 am to 8SO pm
SALT LAKE SECURITTY
TRUST CO
U Up Main lt
TWO STORES ON UICHAROS ST
each M feet wide Apply J C Cutler Jr
W Const Bid
A 4ROOM MODERN HOUSE NO 7JJ
lad East Enquire No 716 lad East
DESK OR OFFICE ROOM S04 HER
aId Bldg Phones U09
M HOUSES TO RENT ALL KINDS
everywhere Tuttle Bros Co 1M Main Bt
KEYS FITTED AND LOCK REPAIR
ing sowing machines for rent Walter
M 1 Jones K Richards 11n
FOR UENT FURNIShED
3ROOM APARTMENT FNTIRELY
modern In private resldnnte close In
Rental Includes gas electric light nnd
complete furniture equipment for house
keeping All suite of two furnlMied
rooms 10 North West Temple St
HOTELS
HOTEL ALBERT SALT LAKES NEW
JOT ALl for buslnes elegantly
furnished telephone running water In
very room single or ensuite rooms
without bath S104 and 110 ilhro bath
II 10 and 1200 Rates to missionaries 119
Jo W Temple Albert HORn Prop
IIOOMS HOTELS E
LINCOLN HOUSE
6 Cast First South
Zrt > IIOOMS JSO
Hates SSc 4Th and r Paul Rein Prop
CLEANING irPHOLSTEUING
WASHING ETC
CALIFORNIA EXPERT CLEANING
Co S75 State Phones mi French dry
leaning fancy laundering repairing
NATIONAL HOtJSE CLEANING CO
t9 E lit south Basement Bell phone
2M lad 978 Wul Paper Cleaning
FOR FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND
dyeing of every description try the
Salt Lake Cleaning Co Ml So State St
HOME PAPER CLEANING CO
Reasonable prices Offices 110 W Sec
leRonahl pieM
end South Bell 8154 Ind 1145
EVERYBODY TO BUY MATTRESSES
EVRYDOD Utah Bedding Mfg Co
They Are the belt We reupholster your
furniture Phones JS3
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO
6 F Ut South Basement Bell phone
4216 Ind v
S L STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works cold hut feather renovating
work guaranteed Emyr Eynon Prop
Bell Tel 2019 Ind 1110 Moved from th
W and So Temp to 436 So 7th East St
CLEANING AND MIESSINO
R1TTGEN TAILOR LOWEST RATES
RTTOEN Temple Ind 17SB Bell M0
runs AN1 > TAXIDEHMIST
WE DO EVERYTHING IN TiE FUR
and taxidermist line hiring your fur
have them cleaned repaired remodeled
hlo
now We keep them fr of charge till
wanted n Steniel Fur Co 5 E 3rd So
FOR THE OFFICE
JOB PRINTING BINDING ALL
kinds of ruling etc don at the Des
eret News
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FOAL
blanks of all kinds at the Deseret News
Book Store
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER OS
car Croshell ule agent for Utah Ejj
O e o 19 Sutit
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pert cash reglsfer repairing No 4 South
BIDS AND ESTIMATES ON JOB
printing loose leaf and card systems
binding 10 promptly furnished by the
Teeret News
SHEEP ANI CATTIE COMMISSION
W W CHADWKK ft CO BUYS ALL
h and rattlC Quote us anything
kinds of sheep HttlJt i10tt VJ fiVu
anr 21112 Dooly Blk
thing you have to offer 112 > 1k
thlnl Lake City nah Bell 1229
NOTICE OF BTOCKnOLDEnS1
MEETING
THE CHICAGOUTAH COPPER MIN
TiE CHICAOOUTAI I a hereby given
COMPANYNOtICe ijUen
INO hr
ITha
to the stockholders of The ChicagoUtah
Company that there will
Copper Mining annual meeting ut IhH stock
be a general IInull meelll
I Renr iiofnce room
holders held At tbe company rom
Building
Jeret National Bank Duldlnl
IMS Duorl
JI Salt Lake ltoR at 2 pm on
10 The object of the meeting
I 1910
August 110 Th objec
and other
elect directors
Ini will bf to dlrlton
cnUr and to also mend the companys
crcr incorporation so as to change
articles or Inenrpoulnn lAke
atcl Bait
from
City itli place ff lusIflePa to Morgan City Morgan
County A ful Utah mndance II requested
By vatn oc the 311011011 Directors T ROIIIN
caI Said Coaipny
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JAMES IUUMOND
S fL3 tcCorniek mO
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OPTCVINS
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL f o UI MAIN
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