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Show 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, TUESDAY IIOEKITG, KOYE1IBER th1. i.tp "iv e . r .i.'tl'U uv Viua'' mi 2, 1920. i List of Polling Places and fesIs,Revised - 118 Thomas King, 423 South NHith East. ,101 llut el polling place ai today 117 F, G Hadder, 1118 East Fifth South. election and the list of election COUNTY DISTRICTS, judges In each voting district in District No. 128 South Cottonwood meeting Balt Lake county were given the house. X final touche 127 Holliday moating boos, Murray R. D. in the office of John' E. dark, county clerk, yesterday. No. 3. 12S East Mill Creek meeting bouse. It I not probable that circumstances will 181 Mr. Lucy W. Smith 1686 Soath Sixth arise that will compel further changes in West. the list of polling placet. There i still 138 Burton nvenae. Unity Cottage possibility that there will be a change 138 Savage store, Seventeenth South Tires m election judges in some of the disBast. J a Inasmuch circumstances tricts, may 134 Upper reservoir. Parley rtayoa. arise which will prevent seme of the 138 Miller ward amaaemeat hall, 45. East Judge who have been sworn In from Thirty-thirSouth, 137 Granite acting." Fifth East, Thirty Ini such cases the county clerk calls third South. high school, 138 to attention J. A. North, 9797 Highland drive. the provision in the law 141 Hotel No. 1, Garfield, Garfield. (or the appointment of election judges in 142 Flint National Baah building, Magna. emergencies by the voters themselves. 148 Hercoles dub building. Bacchus. This provision reads ah follows; 148 Hunter schoolhouse. v In case any judge of election shall 148 Brighton meeting bouse. fall, on the morning of election, to app348 4? ranger ward meeting house. ear,-or from any cause shall fall or re- ilMk ward meeting house. fuse to act. the qualified electors present' 168 TayloiWviile Elysium the ter Midvale. at the polling place at- the hqur desig 157 City halt, Midvale. f nated by law for the opening of the polls, 158 Union amusement ball, Uplon. lftl provided said electors shall not be less Butler ward meeting house. 811 in number, 160 Greater Consolidated shall Immediately mines, Big Cotton fill the vacancy by appointing another wood. 188 Jordan seminary school building. South Person qualified to act, who shall . be a member of the same political party as State, Sandy. 167 City hall, Sandy. whose place he ia appointed 168 Granite meeting hall, H F. D. No. 4. to fill.' 169 le Spain Brothers store Alts. Votere of Salt Lake county may cast 171 ward meeting bouse, Sandy. R. their ballots any time between 7 oclock D. No. Crescent 2. this morning and 7 o'clock this evening 172 New amusement hat!. t one of the following polling places: 178 West Jordan ward boose, Sandy, R. D. ' McCloskey Suffered Seven Years From Rheumatism; Now Free From Trouble. "I ... d - , i Stock in the Mutual Coal Company entitles you to Coal at 55.50 Ton- - - J ' You own your stock and coal and save KMT No. 8. PBECIMCT. . ...... .JU 177 Jordan Mercantile store, south so RedThird ward amusement hell, wood road. Seventh South. 178 Riverton ward house, Riverton. 2- i Henry Weggelsnd, 443 But Seventh South, B. 178D. Bluff Dale amusement hall, Riverton, No. 1. r 3 John Gtllmcker, 827 Best Seventh South. Herrisnai meeting house. Riverton, R. I First ward amusement hall, Eighth Beat D. 180 4. - - No, Between Seventh and Eighth South. 186 Clays stors, Bingham. 6 Emigration ward 187 Quinn baiMtng, Bingham. meeting bout. 189-f 0. 0. F. ball, topperfleld, Uanwaring, 110(1 South Fifth Eat. I 196 School auditorium, Highland Boy., 7Tblrtr-flr- t ward amusement hall 1144 iSmith 102 Lark amusement Lark. hall. .Muih East. 198 Mill company building, 4725 South Stats h Le Urand amusement hall. Murray. 1 fr lira. Charles Coles,-1- 2o Laird avenue, 197 City hall Murray City. ft 100. D. Brlnton, li2 South State. li8 Second ward amusement hall, Murray. 1 li Arthur tirg ariane, 350 Harrison avenue. 119 First ward meeting house, Murray, IS Era. Louise Stewart, 1535 South Siith 2N Grant ward meeting house. Baht. ' 2t)6 North Point meeting house. 13 William Waterfall, 1387 South Tenth LIST OF JUDGE8. ; 14 John McFarlend, 1329 Browning avenue. I The revised Hat of Judges follows: 15 tills m hisbet, 1W7 Lake stieet. 1 FIRST PRECINCT. Ktcharda ward amusemeut hall, 831 Oar field avonue. 1 Oliver P. C. Goe risen, P. J. ' 17 Shields Drug store, 2200 South Seventh Sandberg. Hodgson, Bast. 2 N. B. Mathews, Charles F. Christian' IS Ur, on. Joseph Ccwsn. drive. B. 8 H. 1 10 Mr. Ruby Will, 1729 South State. Elder, William Green. Mary C. Thomas 11. Woodbury, 18o8 South Fourth Nickerson. 4 D. H. Nisoneger, Mrs. J. G. Barnes, Ed, 21 Mrs. jaaaceon, 932 Edison street. ward Brook. , 29 lianaen Auto storeroom, 1123 East Twen6 Orson M. Pratt, Edward L. Jones, J. ty first South. Frank Ward. SECOND PRECINCT, 8 Henry Stringham, George B. Manwarlng, f District No. 26 Shelton hotel, 129 Sonth West Frank U. M. Winn. Temple. 71. H Qamette, J, B. Evans, Mr. A. c 27 Old county jail, 268 West Second South. Sfl IV Mr. Vid Bottling, Firt Bout. Hiatte. 12 Hlvrld Grocer j, 202 South Ninth West. 6 Jesse T. Badger, Georg P. Traynor, Mrs. 30 110 Went Caroline Koxbrougk. Third hotel, South 31 Mr. JU F. butterwortb, 429 West Third M. Savage, Mrs. Elisabeth Llddle, Elmer 9 Split h. Elmer Ashton, , 29 Artificial Limb Co., 135 West Third Booth. 16 E. Reese. V. P. 38 Urie C. H. Need, 416 South Went Temple. Cram. J. U. Free bairn, Nera 57 Geoftf H, Home, Elixsboth Nebsker. Koib. 6d3 South Second- - Went. Mrs. Emily Morys 11 Edaw -- C,- Steffen sea, H. Dr GoodMr. 'Bfr Twenty-fift- h ward meeting bouse, 448 year, Mrs. Frank 59 Louis D. Perkins, Id J. White, Millie Schuyler. South Elgin West. 12 A. O. Frasier, Louise Stewart, H. Leo Gillespie. 36 FourU ward annei, 708 South Waat Smith. 66 A. F. Houghton, Mrs. A G. Westwood, Temple. IS Mrs. Kete Curtis, Willard C. t Knight, Theo McKemo. 87 Seouta' hall. First West and Golts Joho Cleun. 06 Nellie A. Harier, Sarah J. Vincent, Mrs. t IV John 0 Mcrtrhuie, Clifford M. Alston, Muy E. Ancel. 55 Fifth Ward meeting house, Second West 81 Emm Brown. Maud Uufhes, Thomas Fitt. M. Ooff. Josephine between Seventh and Kighth South. 62 David M. Whittaker, Ben U. Homna-wort15 Wllllnm Nlsbet, Rots 0. Derlt, Mra. Elftb Twenty-tilt- h ward amusement hall. Eighth mer Broome. Mrs. Cioe M. Jones. i south between seventh and Eighth Weat. C. Doneleon, Tbomee Alston, Sr., Id FOURTH PRECINCT. 40 Thirty-eecond ward meeting house, Navajo Clyde John Beuntun. 78 E. J. Leif, Clare K. Hager. W. E. between Third and Fourth South. B. 17 T. A. 8. S. Unberts. Nese. Shields. t' P, Winch. 41 Margaret D. Gardiner, 89 West SevenIS Mrs, Utud T, Berrell, Alice Lenpold, 77 Earl J. Midgley, Mrs. Ad teenth South. Dyer, H. E. P. Klmbell. H. Giles. 42 Gjuuianittm Baptist church, 1379 Indiana til A. E. Jltrtej, Rufus D. Peucock, E. R. 78 W. N. B. Shepherd, Mrs. Maude B. Rlra-Ul- l, uvt hue. Christenson. Dr. E. 8. Wright. THIRD F&ECZFOT. 2U Thomas H. Woodbury, Mrs. Ethel Phil791), L. Murdork, B. A. 8ear, L. .R Wells. IMltrict No. 6V Seventeenth ward amusement lips, t . R. struck. 66 Fred O. Webb, Miss Rula Williams, 2- 10; A. Woolley, hall, 141 Wist First North. Wains Alston, Jed P. Annie Higham. 62 Belief soclely hail. First and Second Woolley. 81 J. 8. Castletoa, c. A. Foulger. Dt- - J. West First North. 22 I. C. Hair, Canute Petereoa, D. B. Btck-nrdtJ. Giesy. 63 Sixteenth ward amusement hall, 131 North 99 Margaret Bod toe, Mansfield L. Snow, Firth West. SEC0ED PBZCUtCT. Mr. H. 8. Tannar. 64 Mrs. John Brans. 158 North Eighth West. 88 E. Lb Biota, Jr., J. W. Purefoy, Charles 2d tL Anal Acock,, P. Joseph Oakley, 68t A. B. Frisbey, 842 Center street. Ruoklidf 4 68 Mrs, Irene hippo to, 29l North West Nylon. 94 T. J. Harringtoa, C. Wesley Brown, W. 27 Myrtle Fesrton, L. B. Holme. Ml, fse-nl- e Temple. A. Hilton, J. Berr. 57 Mrs. J. L. Nebeker, 443 North Second 98 Mr. Berley Olson, Stephen H. Lynch, 28 Charlee Graynon, Mamie Grayson, Jones West. F. B. Scott. By ter. 68 Ray flayer, 833 West Fourth North. FIFTH PRECINCT. 2U Mrs. 0. H. Sutton, Mrs. Evelyn Gondle, fiJames L. Shows, 972 Weat Tfiird North. 1018. F. Klrshaa, D. J. Lewis, WillUm Battley. 90 Sarah Vincent, bU9 West Fourteenth Mrs. Bose G. W. 30 C. Thome. Laubender, Holding Myers, North. Mrs. Augustus Stephenson. 102 D. C. Holcombe, jb. H. Elder, Henry 01 Twenty-fourt- h ward meeting house. 31 Mrs. M. B. Wright, Mrs. H. E Poet, Sweet. 82 Wllfuid Whittaker, 688 North Redwood Emma lngereotl. 108 M. Nellie Ball, Ruby B. Stephen, Mrs. Road, 32 George Uorracki, Cherles C. Wray, Mrs. Joan Platt , FOURTH PRECINCT. M. J. McCurdy. 104 F. Crittenden, Mrs. L. M. CrawHenry 78 John A. Kimball, 62 East North Temple. M P. J. Bliley, H. T. Freese, W. 8. Zeh ford, Elmer Mclntyr. 77 Bertha Gray, 90 Third aveaue ring. F. 106C. E. Dnlby, Gerald Hloes, Jme 78 Twentieth ward amusement hall. Second 34 Minnie T, Bent, J, D. Henneasy, Mr. Beveridge. a venae, corner D street. Nettle Thompson. 108- 0. L. Witbeck, Mr. Barak Stewart, 79 Mr. 9. A. Mayors, 178 G street. 85 Charles Bengtnea, Carol O. ApelfTcn, J, William B. Todd. 90 Joseph P. Svans, 119 K a tree t Sullivan. 197 Ralph Stewart, Rufus D. Johnson, James 81 J. B. CaaUeton, 628 Second avenue. 50 Joseph Worths, K. K. Nebeker, Mra. G. Brown. 93 Mr. Jennie Bean, 1126 Fourth avenue. Erma Welker. 106 L, X. Toy lea, Ida M. McKaight, HarBA Mr. Ernest Avery, 913 7 W. 8. Theebeld, D. P. Pelt Geer C Riyth avenue, old 8. Anderson. 64 Fire department' No. 4, 222 1 street, Phillips. 109 Rose E. Bast, Will f. Salisbury, Mis 96 F. B. Scott. 837 Tenth aveaue. 8 Walter R. Ceriulnt, Roe Lewis, L. R, H. J Hsil. FIFTH PRECINCT Cowan, 110 Jessie Huitae, Ebeneser N. ( hlld. Mrs. w 80 J. J. Sterkuck. Ellen Andersoi, Pram U L. Bhannon. 191 6 lore at 121 Regent afreet. lU W. M. Q. Settles, A. C. Imedley, J C 109 Public Safety building, First South and cie Dnpnii. 40- 4. P. Mrs. Thompson, Whiles, Hood. Joseph State streets W. Andersen. 112 Howard K. PJeper, Myrtle Nielsen. Kvoo Ittt B'nai B'rtth hail. 20 Sooth Third East Otte 41 W. J. Horn, Heroic Stewart, W. J. Gtlnon. 104 Mrs. L. U. Crawford, 464 East South Wolstenholme. 113 Joseph Barrow,, Julia Duaa, Clarence Temple. 42 Frank Stanley, 8. T. Tenner, A. L, Con Hansen. 108 J W. Is Bonde, 768 East Second South. 114 ley. William Greer, R. E. Paradise, W. T 108 A. N. Smith, 155 Lincoln street. 107 Mrs. Johnson, 1046 East First South. THIRD PRECINCT. Hopkins. 116- 4). D. Moll, 106 Ib, E. Voyle, 1239 Alameda avenue. George B. Hancock, Ar51 William Beckmaa, Mrs. Kate Archer, B. thur B. 108 B. C. Smith Drug, 487 East Third Booth J. Jeffs. Strong. R. K. US L. Collier South. Madge Shepard, Ar52 James H. Hart, Edith Sasae, Nereis W thur Robinson. 118 Roth H. Penrose, 230 Sooth Ninth Bast. Da els. 117R. 1. Mra. Amanda Talley Law Talley, Ill Mokum hotel, saloon room. 58 Alfred Dyer, Geeorg O. Bishop, R. W, reuc T. Maagum. 118 Mr. Ola U. Schwarts, 208 East Fourth Morgan. South. 84 Joseph Westwood. DISTRICTS. UNIT 00 Mra. Bose Keklaad, 113 Tellowstone garage, Fifth South and Sec Heber Anderson. 126 Heary J. Wheeler, H. V. Ballard. C. ond East, 85 A. B. Prisby, William Egan, B W. Peck. 114 Ninth ward meeting house. Beets. 127 Robert D. Casio, 118 Phillip A. 0. H, Fowike, 478 Congregational church, 80 Charles B. Howe, Ague Branch. Gaorae C Smith. BUh Seventh East. Georg Battley. j t 129 Caleb FMher, T. M! Hixson, T. J. 1 r,P1r,c 1U Cist X f PRICE CHANGES ONLY WHEN FREIGHT CHANGES 2 TONS COAL FOR EACH SHARE- .SHARES, $10.00 10 Tons Coal (Present Price) at $11.00 $110.00 5 Shares Stock at $10.00 ...$50.00 10 Tons Coal at $5.50 55.00 105.00 ....... J $ Railroad tracks are being laid. Tipple is. being placed in position. Coal opened up for a thousand feet. Will be delivering coal in a very short time. Want to close campaign stock selling next week. Office open every evening until 9 oclock. 5.00 J . , . lutual am .feeling so fine sinoe taking X that eant tell I ever suffered with rhenmatism in my life, said Michael McCloskey for fifteen years an employee of the California Hate, Glass & Paint company, living at 307' West Second street, Los Angeles. Cal. For seven or eight years, he continued, I have been bothered with, a bad case of rheumatism in my right leg all the way down to my' ankle. My muscles were drawn up, and if I stooped over the pains -- were so bad X could hardly stand them. At times I had sever spells that nearly knocked nte out entirely, and, while I managed to hold on to my job, it was all could do to keep up till night came. Nearly 1 as soon as got in bed that very night dull, heavy ache would start up and sometimes I hardly slept, a wink. It looked like the more treatments X tried the worsa I got, and I became so weak and run down 1 could hardly get about. 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