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Show THE 8 HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, N, National Cash Company Dividends, Are Earned NOTICE OF Till: RAI.B OF It HAL. ESTATE. 'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the board of county commissioners of DEFENSE BONDS ISSUE PROPOSED Salt Lake county. State of Utah, will tell at public auction, tor cash, to the highest bidder, at the west front entrance of the City- and County building. Salt Lake City, at 12 o'clock meridian, Friday, April 23, 1916. the following described real estate, situated in Halt lake county, State of Utah, same muthe property of Salt Lake county, abeing nicipal corporation, Beginning at a point on the west side of county road 102.05 feet south and corner 75.5 feet west of19 the quarter and 3D. township 1 between sections Lake meridian, south, ranse 2 west. Saltwest 462 and running thence feet; 30 minutes 12 thence south degrees 296 west 362 feet; thnce south feet; thence south 66 degrees 44 minutes east 5SS.1S feet to the west side of cour.tv road: thence north 9S1.75 feet to the point of beginning, containing the northwest 10.42 acres, all being in section 30. township 1 south, range 2 west. Salt Lakf meridian. Subject to a strip lx2S rods on north to be used as public highway. Also, commencing at a point 799.87 feet south and 368.34 feet west of the of the southeast 1 of northeast corner 4 of section 30. northwest the township 1 range"6 2 west, and south,south running 0." thence degrees 76 minutes 430 west feet; thence north degrees 05 minutes east 241 feet; thence south 55 minutes east 33 feet to 13 decrees of beginning. Containing 2 the place acres. The same being gravel pits owned by the county. The board of county commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Salt Lake City this 5th day or April, a. u. jyit. A. H. CRABBE - Creation of National Defense Council Is Also Urged by Navy League Chairman. to-wi- "Washington. April 11. Three fundamental stpswhich he declared were essential to an adequate American naval and military policy were outlined hsre today to the annual convention of the Navy league of the United States by its chairman, Ferry Belmont. They were creation of a council of national defense, abolition of the volunteer sys- tem and Issuance of national defense bonds. Other speakers made pleas for naval preparedness and for private manufacture of war munitions. Mr. Belmont contended it was unfair to Congress to thrust upon it the problem or defense without a commission to gather Information necessary for formulation of legation. v.The present volunteer system, he said. ould interfere l.i time of war with Industry by from all drawing indiscriminately trades and callings, lie argued that defense bonds should be Issued and extended that no one generation would have to bear the whole burden. "Compliance with the Democratic providing measures platform of 1S12 in it broadest for national defense sense. Including th-- establishment of a council of national defenso," the chairman added, "would have removed the question from politics and would have resulted long since In a recommendation to Congress of a nava and military program and a financial plan to arry the program Into effect." Continued unrestricted sale of wir munitions to belligerents and private manufacture of munitions for American needs were urged by Charles Noble Gregory, dean of George "Washington Law school. The United States will never assume Its place In the family jf nations until politics ceases to play an Important selection of American dippart in the In lomats and the army and navy, declared Henry "White, former ambassador to France, In an address on "The Baneful Influences of Politics Upon Our 1 oreicn Relations." Representative Gardner of Massachusetts, speaking on "Why Congress Is Reluctant to Develop the Navy," declared that until eighteen months ngu. not one man In a hundred realized that our nivy had lost Its international md had drifted downstream standing from a. good second to a bad third. . ROUMANIA AND GERMANY REACH TRADE AGREEMENT Berlin, April 11. The German secre- and the tary of foreign affairs In Berlin on manian minister Rou- April 1? convention between Germany signed and Roumanla by which both governments declare thetr readiness to allow free exportation of home products so fax as their own needs permit and with the ee"ption of war material. Both governments agree further to aJlow the free transit of wares from a. t: J. 11. WHEELER J Board of County Commissioners of Salt Lake county, Utah. Attest: THOMAS HOMER. Countv Clerk. STILLMAN C. F. - de-r'si- on such a process. VOTK TO REPAY RANSOM. "Washington, April 11. The Senate today passed a bill to restore $66,000 to American contributors to the ransom fund for Ell'n M. Stone, the American missionary kidnaped by brigands In the Balkans in 1901. The bill had passed the Senate several times, but never passed the House. nn. mm-- again itit k;.m:i). Kansas City, Mo., April 11. Dr. B. Clarke Hyde was arraigned late today rn a new information filed yesterday the murder of Col. rharging II.him with millionaire t. Thomas Swope, Dr. Hyde waived read in a; of hearand his the warrant was set for April 21. Jle was reing leased on bond of $10,000. : philan-tnropis- M50.000 PERSONS DIE OF I WANT AD RATES DEf.I.VQt E.VT NOTICE-NEQUINCY MINING COMP.VNY. Location of principal place of business, 202 Atlas block. Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice. There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 2. levied on the 20th 1916. the several day ot January, amounts, set opposite the names of the respective shareholders,No.as follows: No. Name. Amt. Cert. Shares. 218 $ 2.18 Alexander. James . . 1 6 1447 2000 20.00 Anderson. A. J 375 3.75 ..1582 Birkel, Geo. J 1.71 ..1588 171 Boyd, Tnos SO .90 Battersby, James ...1590 1591 45 .45 Elizabeth. Battersby, 1594 410 Bach. Louis 1 4.10 1418 500 6.00 T. B Beatty. T. 1419 350 3.50 Beatty. T. 111! 1420 100 1.00 Beatty. 1620 346 3.46 Brown. Hugh A 325 3.25 Bradsliaw. 1.las. H. ..1595 1658 83 .83 Child. W. 2.05 505 Campbell. .las. E. ...1601 4.26 426 Clayton. Victoria J. .1618 4.35 Clawson. SLouise ...16211 435 1 1 1 164 Cook, F. Cobb & Co. R. K....1660 James ...159 Davidson, 253 Dixon, B. W 1 1. Drew. admr. Edw. 1623 1572 Eifeman. F. B 1603 Eeton. J. A Eiseman. adr., David 1491 .63 63 62 160 .62 1.60 600 215 6.00 95 150 201 20 622 850 .95 1.50 2.01 .30 2.15 .05 5 Fereuson. James ... .Ifiot Fargo Co., Sherman 1617 Grleser. H. R. A. ...1616 Grleer. H. R. A. ...157r 1624 Gardner. David 1646 Havenor, W. M 1515 Hlrsch. Manuel 1645 Hlrsch. Manuel 1673 John B Hunter, HoKln. H. II 1612 Hall. Wm. Davidson 1625 Hujches. Morris C. ..1826 Klewert, Chas. U ...1318 1627 Keating. E. J John ...1647 Kerloonezo, 1655 Karr, J. L. f.22 8.5.0 2.16 215, 255 3.53 9.82 1.35 982 135 92 .92 4.20 .35 .80 12.60 420 75 80 1250 5 .05 1.25 .63 4.15 4.00 2.10 2.10 6.50 .55 135 63 415 B 401 210 210 650 55. 1115 80 J 1.1 5 .80 "5 .35 1.45 1.29 .58 .71 145 129 68, 71 1000 10.00 890 8725 415 75 84 405 741 125 310 118 30 131 73 1282 Co., 8.90 87.25 4.15 .75 .84 4.05 7.41 1.25 3.10 1.18 .30 1.31 .73 12.82 Pollock & Co., Jas. A. 1657 1580 Paul. Ralph 1583 J Pringle. Thos. Peterson, Mamie S.....1605 ..1606 Phinney,R. Isaac 1634 C Pryor. 1592 W. R Ramsey. 1602 Reeor L. H. .1607 Marg. Robinson, 1609 Rcor. E. C 2000 20.00 ....1219 Scripps, Winter 1317 100 1.00 Shearer. Guy R 1598 2125 John 21.25 Spencer. 16::5 35 .35 Scott, Geo. A 1636 72 .72 Shnw. James 1637 80 F. B .80 Shibley. 1638 80 Skeene. Fred'k .80 12 1639 .12 Steiner, & Walter 250 .1648 3.50 Sheets Thompson 1649 715 7.15 Stir. C. AArchibald ..1593 605 6.05 Turner. P. 262 2.62 Bunau ...1610 Varilla, 1576 675 6.75 Wtiner. Beij 1547 410 "Wood. Mary E 4.10 Workman. Harold ..1641 2240 22.40 161 , 1.61 Workman. Wm. Orr.1642 1613 215 Yusef. Leila M5 And In accordance with the law and an order of the board of directors made on the 20th day of January, 1916, so shares of each parcel of- such many as stock may be necessary will be sold at the office of trte company, room 202 Atlas block. Salt Lake Citv. Utah, on the 15th day of April. 1916. at 10 o'clock a. m. of the said day, to pay delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expense of sale. ARTHUR I THOMAS. Secretary. At a of the board of directors of meeting the New Quincy Mining company held on April 5, 1916. a resolution was adopted postponing the time of sale of the above described delinutock from April 15, 1916, capital quent to April 20. 1916, at 10 a. m. at room 202 Alias block. Salt Lake City, Utah. ARTHUR I.. THOMAS, Secretary. LOTT AND FOUND ONE-MA- per line per month. ads will receive Telephoned prompt attention. $1.25 MRS. G. E. GARDNER. MTEMTO Classified Advertisers! The National Cash company ivill pay you for advertising in this deThe cashier will partment. you credit m the company's -- Salegive Record uook when you pav for your advertisement and when your credits amount to fifty dollars on money spent on advertising and for merchandise with any of the merchants In the system, a dividend of One Dollar will If be mailed to you deposit this money in a you. Savings Account with one of the banking institutions in the system, the National Cash company will pay you One Dollar every time you save Ten Dollars thus earned. Ark for a National Cash "Sale Record Book." It Iscompany FREE. Books may be had by applying at the cashier's desk of The or at store listed in the book, or atany the company's 4 office. Utah Savings & Trust building. Use your National Cash Company n Book when paying for "Want Ads." "Want Ads' Pay.' CARPENTERING, CONTRACTING, 3S9y9 CARE of children, good home, terms GENERAL carpenter work, alterareasonable. 363 Belmont ave.. S. 4th tions, store work, homes, buildings, East car. Estimates given. roofing and Call E Z terms. painting. Wasatch 1802-- OTTSJLjGANING JAPANESE house cleaning'. Any kind of work. Was. 1420. 161 W. South n, PANAMA CAFE. 261 S. West Temple. Temple. Best 15c meal In the city. Chicken dinner 25c. Try us. DIED Attest: J. II. WHI.ni-.KR- . THOMAS HOMER. County Clerk. PAPERS PLEASE COPY. Reward offered for the finding of Ross A. Porter, who is probably using an assumed name. Trace of him was lost at Ogden. October 16, 1915, when he left the eastbound train, either from sickness or loss of Identity. May he found on ranch or in some charitable He is 30 years of age. 5 institution. feet 8 or 9 inches in. height, weight about 170 pounds, thick brown hair, gray eyes. sallow complexion, good done teeth, regular features, surgical cut of J to i inch behind left ear. Information leading to his discovery re-is sought and will be wrell earnestly warded. E. B. Porter, Youcalla, Ore. At Venice, Cal., April 8. of chronic endocarditis, Mary Staples ALL kinds of cement work 23, 1871, in Salt Jones, horn November W. Call Hyland 794-cheap. of wife Thomas presiJones, Lake; commisof state board dent of sheep sioners. Deceased was corresponding of Women's Republican club secretary THE MYERS CLEANING & DYEINCi Funeral services for two terms. JONES. W. ward at Ensign street Thursday at 1 p. m. city, corner ofareD Invited chapel, thisavenue. Friends and Tenth to attend: Interment in City cemetery; automobile cortege. HODGES. At 742 S. Sixth East, of pneumonia, William A. April 11. born 27, 1838, in September Hodges, services Thursday Funeral England. at 2.30 p. m. at the family residence. Friends are invited to attend. Interment in City cemetery; automobile cortege. JACOBS. In this city. April 11, Caroeighty-firs- t line E. Jacobs in her year, mother of W. E. Jacobs. Funeral will be held at the family residence. 658 Third avenue. Thursday at 3 o'clock. In Friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery will be private. IIAGERTY. At 242 W. Third North. 11. Delia May, daughter of Mr. AprilMrs. William R. Hagerty, aged 3 and years. Notice of funeral later. expert cleaners and dyers, wholesale and retail; mail orders solicited;6 clothes insured; work guaranteed. E. WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. Perpetual care. 1016 Kearns bldK. W. 1866. FUNERAL TiAniTftl The bodv of Mrs. Will lain Baruch, daughter of Mrs. Joseph in Los AnSunday Levitt, who died here afternoon. this will arrive geles, services will be heldW. at 11 Funeral Hall a. m. Thursday at the Eber funeral chapel, with Rabbi William Interment will be in Rioe officiating. B'nal Israel cemetery. VARTY. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Vartv. wife of Thomas H. Varty, who died at the Emergency hospital. April H). will be held at the S. M. Taylor & Co. chapel, April 13, beginning at 1 p. in. Friends invited. Interment City cemetery. HAMMER. Funeral services for Julia M. Hammer, wife of Paul Hammer, Cal. will who died in San Francisco, be held at the S. M. Taylor fc Co. 13, beginning at 3.30 p. m. chapel, April Frfcnds invited. Interment City ceme- 114-11- Broadway. DYEING LAKE CLEANING 'CO.SALT Best work, prompt delivery. 265 S: Wasatch 5235. State. 1939. Hyland CSTRJTOJgOJEDSEJ Fitted in free. All TROUBLE-FRE- Wasatch 350. Main. 40 S. Lemperle, JDHIRORCTIC tic, located at Wasatch 6671. CHINA PAINTING MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S studio. Third South. China suitable for gifts and prizes. Clas3 and private lessons. South. FLORISTS n, Salt! -- Lakes ERNEST LAM BOURNE, Funeral de-73 florist, new store. leadingour specialty. Decorations. signs S Main. Wasatch 1516. DRUG CO., E I M. News designs, LAW, florist. 214 E. Second South. Design work and decorating my specialty. Wasatch 37. ATTORNEYS E. E. ROWE, lawyer, 33 years 28 S. Main d rerlence. floor.) Parker. 425 Mclntyre bldg. Was. 2818. Wasatch 2260. LOST Gold brooch; diamond In cenBOOTH. LEE, BADGER & RICH. ter. Sunday afternoon. Phone Wa8 Boston bldg.' Wasatch 1268. satch 4482. Reward. FOUND A solution to all troubles. 1 have solved it. Allyour matters strictly confidential. Advice free. "C ex-rou- nd On 9th East car Wednesday ., lady's handbag. ReApril evening, Reward. turn to 134 A street. LOST Bar pin. diamond in center. Reward. 233 Constitution bldg Was. 6808. 802-S0- t TURKISH BATHS. LADIES 54 tThTsTnTtvrIumT Wasatch 4941. W. Broadway. Open evenings Inby appointment. Ilalr-dressi- CONFINEMENTS MODERN maternity home: private Fowler, cases hom3 found for chilsolicited: dren. Phone Was. 7059. 525 connection. 112 W. 2nd So. Was. Center st. LAUNDRY Work ba'ck same day (If desired), No extra charge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO. AND furniture repairing. Tucker & Office 11 W. First South. Co.. 61 i W. Broadway. Was. 2549. Office 70 W. Second South, Was. 6287. Office 79 E. Second South, Was. 1481. DANCING Office 33 E. Third South, Was. 3710. 758 E. Fourth South. Hyland Works ODEON dancing school. Beginners' 2562 562. p and waltz,class, brought to office saves 25 commences Tuesday, April 11; Thurs- perLaundry cent. day, April 13. SHARPENED LAWN MOWERS DANCING LESSONS AND REPAIRED DANCING lessons daily 10c. Wood- BY Z. C. M. I. expert at your home. st. ward's academy, 3 4 Main Phone Hyland 2030-- one-ste- two-ste- p, J. DEECjnTTEjAijEJCJY Mclntyre building. iRSLKERS GIBSON Dressmaking School, private advanced and lessons, Bebeginners own classes. your independent dressmaker. Best results, least time, Leonette Wade, creator of least cost. gowns. 421 Mclntyre Bldg. Was. 2818. FANCY gown making a specialty. Prices reaSatisfaction guaranteed. sonable. Miss McGhee, Wasatch 6935-WANTED Sewing by an eastern work dressmaker; prices reasonable; guaranteed. Hyland 3186-LET me make your buttonholes, ladiea' tailoring and fancy gowns. Phone Was. 7534. 1 SEW by measure. Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Was. 1997. R. EXPERT MASSEUR THOMAS FAUX, expert masseur, Chi graduate. At your own home onlj if;o fill give lessons. Wasatch 3143-EXPERT DENTISTRY DR. J. B. KfiYSOlt, 240 Main street. Phone Was. C62S. Good set teeth $6, FUEL SPIRITS FUEL SPIRITS Greatest gasoline and carbon preventative vlgorizer, One known. galquart d equals more forty miles lons M. gasoline. or money back. Distribuper gallonstate and counties wanted. tors for Fuel Spirits Co., Spokane, Washing248 ton. One-thir- FLUFF rugs and rag carpets made to order. Wasatch 2316-- JJEJPROJTRAGE Auto trucks. Reasonable shippingRedman rates. Fireproof Storage Co. Wasatch 555 and 556. CALL Western for all kinds of water jackets Foundry and stove repairs. Wasatch 4474. TURTU355S3I3 WILLIAMS W. W. street. & SON. 14 i 'Alain sireei. - B1I MLlSiT $100-$12- Herald-Republica- n. 214-1- German-America- Wa-sat- 168 N Wasatch 2856. a specialty. chairs recaned; new workUpholstering; ph hand-tailore- 219-22- 219-22- R. D 219-22- RADALIjHJLiATnBST0)K 10c 27 at Horton's Circulating Library, Wasatch 6381. WANTED MAiaSCmWITSJIATZOS all kinds of kosher sausage at and milk, prices herring; special 169 S. store, Posser & Gold Grocery Third East. Wasatch 4310. MOTOR REPAIRING AND KEY ALSO EIITnG BICYCLE and electric motor work. Cole's Electric Shop, 67 S. West Temple. Wasatch 4513. ASSAGE DOROTHY HARRIS, vibratory alcohol rubs. 36 Hercules Female Help E. Broadway. TURN spare time into cash; increase your income $30 to $50 monthly without interfering with your regular work; no selling, investment or experidon't answer unless emAl King pays the highest prices for ence required; Crown ployed. second-hand Mfg. Co.. 20 W. Lake. shoes, suits, grips, Chicago. mn's 04 262 trunks. Wasatch 1467. WANTED A lady to do altering in ladies' store; must bo an tailored and furnish NO matter what others say, we pay goodexperienced references. Apnly The Wolfer clothes. Cloak & more for your second-han- d Suit Co., 2378 Washington ave.. Call Wasatch 5235. Ogden, Utah. for IF you want the highest prices WANTED Experienced saleslady for 65 Comyour old clothes, shoes, trunk. ladies' store: must furmercial street. Wasatch 6755-nish references. Apply The Wolfer Cloak & Suit Co.. Ogden. Utah. STENOGRAPHER with some booksatisfaction I REPAIR all makes; Was. afterexperience. Apply thisSeventh keeping 1967-guaranteed. Thos. Naish. noon Lloyd company. DrugSouth. East and Seventh jCnSK3HJBTjrv NOW Is a good time to enroll at See our SECURELY holds pipes, no nails, no Henager's Business college. school before enrolling elsewhere. Poat Z. C. M. I. and all furniture wire, stores. Mfg. by The Patent Sales Co. sitions guaranteed. SWIMMING scientifically taught. Prohour. Phone lessons any Private BEST prices paid for second-han- d fessor, Wasatch 6943-furniture and rugs. Bowers & Evans, AN experienced lady solicitor. Ap113 S. West Temple. Wasatch 2197. ply between7801 S.and 3 p. m. Lindsay Fifth East. HIGHEST cash prices paid for furni- Candy Co.,. ture. Axelrad Furniture Co., 42 W. WANTED Girl to assist with houseBroadway. Wasatch 983. Call after 10 work; small family. 1081 2d avenue. BEST prices paid for used furniture. o'clock this morning at Michigan Furn. Co., 430 State street, GIRL for general nousework; small between Fourth South. family: no washing; good pay. 364 S. ' East. Tenth PACKING MOVING, STORAGE, WANTED 10 canvassers. 522 ANE SHIPPING Constitution bldg., Monday. Apply J. M. TRUITT, Was. 4390. Moving of household goods a specialty. Phone PROFESSIONAL to assist pianist me for price when you want to move. singers. Phone Wasatch 4080-today. GOOD girl for general housework. SJJpEIJTTOSRYC Apply 1211 E. First South. TREES, shrubs, roses, hedge plants, WANTED Good cook Immediately, etc., landscape gardening, lawn makof trees. N. witli references. 205 Center st. ing and scientific spraying Eyhower, 1783 Park st., Hyland 293. WANTED Girl for general housework. 319 E. South Temple. SWIMMING THOROUGHLY TAUGHT GOOD girl for general housework at 376 N. First West. BY expert; proficiency guaranteed; course 85. Professor Altree. Instructor, EXPERIENCED girl for general Sanitarium baths." Wasatch 659. housework. Phone Hyland 2652. SECOND-HAN- CLOTHES D ready-to-we- ar ar SEOJDANDTE . R HAJTREJrSALE All kinds. SHADE trees, cheap. sizes. Call Murray All 33-J-- 3. SHEJrlEPAIRING SALT LAKE SHOE REPAIRING .CO.. 40 W. 2d South. Men's shoes Soled, 60c; WANTED Situations Nn. 9.) (ClnKMlficatlon soda Tspeen retail ice cream and candy manufacturer, unlimited experience; wages reasonable; strictly reliable; country preferred. .Address P. O. Box BY EXPERIENCED 253. NephI, hotel, ladies', 40c: rubber heels straightened, Utah. 66 W. Broadway. 25c and 30c. Work called for and deJJ?J? S?- - w- c- A- - FREE EMPLOYWas. 7736. livered. MENT BUREAU secures, of MANICURING, SHAMPOOING, SCALP kinds for women. Sixth positions Confloor vapor baths, massage. Room TRUNKS MADE, REPAIRED AND all. treatment, tinental Bank Hours. 9 to 11 4, 69 E. Second South. a. m.. 3 to 5 p. building. m. Phone Was. 2767. MASSAGE and alcohol rubs $1. 261 COMPETENT stenographer wishes AT Meredith's trunk store, makers Room 12. to left upstairs. S. Main. 106 S. Main. WaAddrss x ! Herald-Repuof leather goods. Fican ' satch 2 717. MLINERY MADAM TOLLER cordially WANTED Salesmen invites TWITERS her friends and patrons to see the earfClffnnlflmtfnn IVo. 10 or for rent sale, $10 ly novelties In21new spring hats. The to TYPEWRITERS E. Broadway. $50. Guaranteed. Why pay more? SALESMEN! Why make less than Style Shope. Write for price list and terms. Utah $6 per day? Particulars free. A postExchange Co, 36 W. Sec- card will do. Act now. Western States Typewriter MOVINGJVANS ond South. Wasatch 430. Specialty Co.. 517 Walker Bank. HOUSEHOLD goods handled with care SEE "For Sale Miscellaneous" today. by experienced men. Auto trucks used THE WANTED Agents WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO. beI cost the tell will you exclusively. X'laHlfiation 'o. 11.) McPhee" Piano fore 1 move you. John m Moving Co., Wasatch 1798. open to men women proposition andxiitLiy of good character and limDR. MOFFETT RICE, licensed vetMOVE In largest van tn city; costs $100 Income asno more; contract moving. surgeon and dentist. 342 S. ited Careful erinary suredcapital; to hustlers. monthly Address Ideal Mfg. West Temple. Wasatch 6013. men. I, do mv own driving. H. Co.. Peoria, 111. 04263 Wasatch 3637. Hyland 1923-VCjnMjDLJNES "WANTED Junk j25;UENTMEALS ELECTRIC cleaners rent $1.25; man f ClHNnlf irntlmi No. .) U. S. CAI- E special dinner 25c. Short cleans half day $2.25 or 75c rug. Dodge orders and Chinese style. Ciarile Hong, Brothers, Was. 7036. WE pay for brass and ennnor tn i 4. to 11 cents cents a proprietor. 220 State. pound. Rubber. 6700. CALL Eardlev Bros., Was. We a Bottles. 22 cents. Iron. 30 to rent tnem, $1.25 a day. 37 E. First 06cpound. lb. Call after 12 m. Hyl. 2348-per JiURSERIES South. STATE NURSERY furnisnes general WANTED To Buy assortment of nursery stock. 724-Jto Prices .; or suit. Phone R. Wills, Hyl. Classification No. 40.) EXPERT window and wall paper call 1729 . State. RANCH from 2500 to 3000 acres near ave269 R. .Woods. Hampton cleaning. cattle range on railroad, Utah or Idaho. JORDAN NURSERY. 369 State. Roses, nue. Hyland 2383-W. State improvements and terms. vines, fruit trees, lilac bushes, snowball T 10. and shrubbery. 3 feet high, 25c. WATCH REPAIRING SECOND-HANferlll. mowing grain $10 FOR the watch I can't repair. JOPJTECAL machine, rake and other implehay 10 W. South. tirst Wyatt. ments. M 25, COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. 337 Main Et. WALL PAPER Dependable Rx work at right WANTED Miscellaneous prices. WE ARE showing new styles and ClNlfleatIon No. 17.) We have variety. colorings in great WANTED Mormon family who large selections in all the better grades, will take careGood of a darling boy 17 AND best prices paid for men's end as well as the kinds for tenements, at months old. Wasatch 474 9. women's cast-offPhone now. Wa- lower prices. Also few bargain23 and W. remnant lots. Rivers Bros., 38 Commercial street. satch 793-SALT LAKE JUNK CO. Highest price Broadway rubpaid for iron,928 brass, rag's, bottles, 3380. Rice street. Hyl. ber, copper. WALLJ?A DR. G. A. GAMBLE. 607 Mclntyre LACE curtains laundered by Mrs. MODERN Paper Cleaning Co. Best Wilcox, 25c bldg. Hourj 10 to 4 Wasatch 52S1. pair. Call Was. 2783-work, lowest prices. Home phone 2742. HIGHEST price paid for second-hanRINTING household goods. Wasatch 4317. STAR PRINTING CO.. book and job ONE small garage, metal covered. IN Dr. Shipp's school can reduce exprinting, book binding and paper rul- pense with work. 713 Second ave. Address box 1284, ing. 35 Postoffice place. Was. 1370. city. mas-pag- e, - - b- rmi- Ash-wort- h. J. 17-A- - J. Ad-dre- ss Herald-Republica- n. D KIMBALL BROS. MOVING & STORAGE CO. Moving. packing. storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. Main street. Wasatch 2188. BEST storage, moving, packing and 602-60- WILLARD HANSON, attorney at law. 909 Kearns bldg. Phone Was. 1994. STEWART. BOWMAN. MORRIS & 6 CALLISTER, Mclntyre bldg. & MARIONEAUX STOTT, 303 Kearns bldg. Wasatch 6914. LADIES', gents' hats cleaned, blocked, retrimmed plumes, cleaned. 451 S. Main. Wasatch 5078. parlor MOWERS SHARPENED AND WATER COILS REPAIRED , REPAIRED. Leaky water colls and A. tanks repaired without moving. C.4980. Wasatch 6064. .25 LIVE, husky boys with wheels for goodt special work; splendid experience, money, permanent positions; chance to learn well established business. Apply ready-to-we- DR. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats 47 E. First LAWN all ailments of the feet. S. D. Wasatch 364. LADIES' AND GENTS' HATS ng HIRPODIST mgr., EVANS. Undertaker, Embalmer. mortuary chapei. 48 S. State; automobile service If desired, without addi- OPTICAL CO.. 337 Main and films, developing street. Kodaksame and printing day. COLUMBIAN E. 143 Junk 739 S. KODAKS Phone State. JUNK CO. INTERNATIONAL wanted. Highest prices paid. Third West. Was. 1634. SALT LAKE College of Chiroprac61 N. WADE'S secret service agency and of investigation, operating in bureau DIRECTORS FUNERAL of the worid. Expert operaall parts CIaMiIfentlon No. 2.) tors for shadowing andcase investigating. too small. E. O. O' DON NELL, Undertaker and No case too large, no ConsultaReferences new to unimpeachable. moved has location, Embalmer, II. Perry Wade, 225-22- 7 S. West Temple, Realty bldg. tion and advice free. 425 Was. 2818. 680. HIGH prices paid 'for all kinds of and beer bottles. II. Guss, 823 S. junk State. Wasatch CS23-- E. Jabins sizes. tery WILLES-IIORN- , ABLEBODIED men, good eyesight, for firemen, brakemen 0 on railroads around Salt Lake; monthly; Asunnecessary. Railway experience care sociation, TO WEAR OUR MEN WANTED GUARANTEED. FIT REX TRUSSES; jPKjTUREJAmNG WEST TEMPLE AND CO.. GOOD framing for the least money. DRUG BROADWAY. Bring your pictures. 330 State. W. 5050. WANTED Young men as PALMISTS exammail clerks, $75 month, samplerailway free. Franklin Insti-- . ination questions tute, Dept. 461 N. Rochester, N. Y. MEN who can produce business, call see us for exceptional contracts. and PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGIST. n 5 Life Ins. Co., This famous palmist reads your en- Dooly Bldg. tire life from the cradle to old age, as the hand indicates. Gives you STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. just dates and facts, tells you what has Oldest and Best. in life and what is happening 51 W. Second South St. passed without asking a single question. She does not tell things to please, but DELIVERY briy with wheel. Boston reads things just as the hands indicate; Meat r Grocery. 277 E. 5th South. were born tells you the planets you 3762. under, the lucky and unlucky planets, when and where you will marry, setcall at 128 E. Second South tles and explains love, family troubles, forBOYS, no delays. Tires of troubles: bike marriage, divorce, health, business, all makes reasonable. investments, lawsuits, speculations. no transactions of all kinds. In orfact, WANTED Fifty men and boys to try ambimatter what your hope, fear on misfit suits. $10 up. Wardnoted palmist and robe.our57,new tion, come to thisIs no W. Second South. need for anyone find There to behelp. d unsuccessful. Her advice removes suits at102 half MISFIT all trouble. She guarantees satisfacW. Co.. Bee Hive Tailoring price. tion or no charge. Her readings are Broadway. Peery Hotel building. consult strictlv confidential. Call and l.er free. Corner Eleventh South and for RAINCOATS, suits and overcoats 1705 S. State street. Office hours workmen. Nobby Suitorium, 1 S. State, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Hyland 3191-State. PANTS of all kinds, new and PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, d-hand. 1 S. Nobby Suitorium, KALSMINING State. PAINTING, tinting, kalsomining, decMISFIT tailored suits at less than Have it done 561right. Call orating. Hancock 1 cost. Nobby Suitorium. Center st. half S.their apts.. Hancock, 1856-State. Wasatch INS. and reil estate salesman; $5 and kalsoPAINTING, paperhanging com. Rowe, with Goddard Inv. A. daily new on work. estimates mining; Was. 5189-Co.. 28 S. Main. Collls. SECOND-HANfrom $5 up. juits 1 S. State. PSYGNEOLOGIST Nobby Suitorium, SIGNS, banners and scenery for every AGENTS, $5 TO $10 A DAY SURE. Call purpose, brass and chipped glass signs. Anthony. Fisher. 171 W. So. Temple. Chas. Peterson Psygneologist, 20 Richards street Phone Wasatch 1508. LEARN piano ragtime; twelve les2074-sons. Hyland for CO., CEMETERIES bidg.; cut flowers, funeral decorating. Wasatch 291. the secon- APTNJJTjrRANIN an ci WANTED Male Help 219-22- PAPER cleaning Ji per room and up; all work guaranteed. National House Cleaning Co., 4256. SPECIAL 9x12 electric beat. 75c; Sutton, the thoroughly cleaned, $1. Sanitary Carpet Cleaner. Hyl. 2300. Herald-Republica- - LOST JHOTXLS LINCOLN HOUSE. 68 E. First South. 250 rooms; single rooms 25c, 35c, 40o and 50c. Special rates by week or 15c. Was. 3453. month. Modern AJCRRIAGES. bath. RETIRED while you wait. J. W. 228 E. 2d South st. Guthrie Bicycle Co.. YES. Indeed, the Alton hotel. 138 S. Wasatch 859. State, is under new management. Rooms with every mod. convenience, $3 week and up. Over Wilkes's theatre. kotTceT THE RALEIGH, under new manage127 E. First South. A wagon will leave 68 W. Second ment, Outside rooms, bath, hot and cold water, steam, South for Murray and Midvale dis- etc. Rates reasonable. express and freight tributing baggage, to anyone along the road, and will be 2 HOTEL CHESTER, thoroughly renohours in Midvale and leaving for Salt under new management; private Lake City anyone wishing vated, anything 125 S. State. sent through be sure and have the or- 9 bath, thoroughly modern. der in by 8.30 a. m., as I leave at NEW Rex Hotel, 253 S. State. Fireo'clock sharp. Call Wasatch 3036. proof; special rates by week or B. T. MAGINNESS. Prop. month. 4-- C. F. ST I.I.MAN. 816 S. SevPrompt at- enth East, Hyland 3133. tention to mail orders. R. All Big tonwood canyon, between the mouth of and the Cardiff fork. Big Cottonwood Separate Lids are requested for each instructions to bidders, together with and specifications may be obplans tained upon application to the county surveyor. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of the board of county commissioners. Chairman. A. H. CRABBR. I r ACRDLNLEATn Ask for the Want Ad department. Herald-Republica- N and-radiato- CALL MAIN 20. tional expense. WANTED R. MONTHLY RATE. Phone Money Here BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY wall STARVATION IN ALBANIA: 500,000 MORE IN DANGER t j AUCTION SALES Taris. April 11. Wtlliam Willard! o. ?!. tClfiKidflrntlnft I Howard of New York, secretary or J I the Albanian relief committee, who4 BARGAINS In new furniture; out of rent district Is why we sell cheap; left today for the United States, said high second-han- d brass beds, office furniJ that l.'MOO persons had died of J new; dining table, almost ture, rugs, terms. In Albania during the! J starvation Co.. Furn. Micnigan half price; and that 500,I last eighteen month below Souh. 430 fourth at., State a LOST the If found who party 000 were likely to die before normal I black leather lady's I conditions in that grip on the 15th were re- country car East leaving Main st. at 6.55 buy and sell household goods. J sumed. J will please turn It O. WE Was. Km Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. Wednesday evening over car company or phone 1996. to street , the owner. Was. 807, It will be greatly Reward. appreciated. GOOD low ton delivery wagon. $20. .NOTICE TO COM ItACTOICS. LOST Platinum Cinner ring, set 23S E. 6th South, l'hore Hyland 619. OFFICE OF COUNT' CLKKK. SALT with nineteen small diamonds, lost In r:. 1918. Lake City. Utah. March Sells C E. OSTERLGH, auctioneer. will be received at Orpheutn theatre or Hotel Utah FebSealed proposals 2824-Wasatch 19 20. 2 or Finder o'clock until will receive anything. Arrll H. 1916. ruary this office libera! reward if returned to.' P. D. for the following classes of work: 2347 445; rhone Van residence. Tor the turnlshlim of material and Kline, PERSONALS and repair of ten re- Buren ave.. Ogden. the construction rianlrleit!on No. rt.) inforced concrete bridges. Alo LOST Black leather handbag con- TROUBLE TROUBLE TROUBLE Sealed proposals wU oe received for taining money Sunday afternoon on 1 nere is your troubles to us. financial Bringout. of material for the lin- Ninth East car between Seventh East a wav the furnishing whether domestic, of a tunnel with and Hollywood ave. Hyland 2338-ing and construction or' otherwise: strlrtly confidential. Ad Hump. Liberal reward. approaches at Jones vice free. "C" Parker, 425 Mclntyre Also bldg. Was. 2818. Sealed proposals will b received for LOST Black handbag containing and the material labor for furnishing on E. Secticket and change of the county road, which railroad BUSINESS DIRECTORY the widening 281 ond Call or Was. So'tth. Hyl. loose solid of rock and rock, consists 1S77. earth. Of the above work Is In CotJ by Spending GENEALOGY rPRjCTjRANING rti i? ri.rniv a st rr FAMILY trees compiled; research arnold expert 160 S. West Temp'o. Sclt Lake City. work for coat of arms; papers prepaper cleaner 108 Third ave.. 26 years' Dames. Mayflower experience. pared for Colonial Was. 2218-and D. A. R. society Lucia R. Fellows, regular contribuAUTjDjnypn tor for genealogical ROOMS kalsomined and cleaned; periodicals. 1324 work guaranteed. tops, tops recovered; seats, E. South Temple street. reasonable; prices 31SU-cushions Wasatch covfs. Wellington Top Co.. 4 4 S. West Temple. WaHAT RENOVATING PAPER and kalsomining cleaned; satch 7446. work guaranteed;894--prices reasonable. To get first-clas- s hat renovating let Jim do it. The Hat Shop. 116 E. Phone Wasatch 4 Second South. Ten cents per line for first Insertion. 5 cents per line for each subsequent Insertion; all classifications. Count six words to the line. Herald-Itepublie- : ASSAYERS 603-60- 1586 Lamb. Jas. 1568 F Meyer. W. 1584 L. H Malone. 1585 Malone. C. 0 1652 Malone, J. C. other countries. 1613 Mulr. James The aim of the convention Is to re Montsomerle, establish commercial relations on their Moore. II. A C E. .1630 1631 former basis. D 1632 Murray, O. Mrs. Steve .1651 Murray. 1650 C. H WILL SEIZE FIGHT FILMS Moss, McKim, Samuel ....1587 1674 McKim. Wm: C 671 to Evade Federal Law McKenzie. Ned ....1628 Attempt Hugh MacKay, mocked by Custom Official. MacNair, Thomas . ..1629 Nlchol. James ..1589 "Washington. April 11. Customs of- Pollock & Jas. A. 1653 a reached ficials practically have-Johnson-Willard to seize the a made fight pictures, which atwere a point onbythe Photographic process border between the Unite, i .States and Canada. A few law sustained by the forbade bringing the supreme court Into the country, so the original films to the borthe films brought promoters der on the Canadian side and made pictures of them lth cameras on the American side. Customs officials hoH that the Intent of the law cannot be defeated by BUSINESS DIRECTORY 191G Heradl-Republica- n. s. d |