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Show N lHE in which business becomes used to trouble, ao that conditions which at one time would, be very alarming are eventually accepted almost as a matter of course, has been illustrated this summer in Ita attitude toward the coal and railroad strikes. Business the summer has manifested throughout confidence that common sense woujd rule and that coal and railroad service would be forthcoming. Doubtless this view will prove correct over the long run, but the situation over the world at the moment ia not Bitch a to inspire confidence in the ascendency of common tense among any of the branches or c lessee of the human family. E Twelfth SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WOMAN EDUCATOR FROM EAST WILL C. TEACH AT U. M. COOPER. MRS. KATHERINE SUNDAY MORNING, PARDO rTHAjma ft. ail rendered WM. ALLEN. 218 E. 6th MR. to thsak frkndi wh during his recent bereseeaent, O'DONMIA A CO., S2i 227 Was. 84t. HOSt ! Sr M0NUHENT8, Ore Out er the-or- e huxj-ente- rs Deaths and Funerals M. trr-e- Fri-la- .1 I buslnes-general- Se-e- n. 1 -- Helen Wainwright Aquatic Title All-Aroun- 100-ya- free-aty- le Y 8- -i s Argentine Polo Quartet Wins From Four Mead-owbroo- Waaatek e44H T0MBST0MX8 CEMETEBIES WAftATV'H 84 Main Lawn cemetery; Fhono Was. it perpetual rare. cMHft 7XOUX8TS KING FLORAL CO.. t4 E. 2nd Eouth Decora-floa- t and design work our tpectalty; prompt 292 attention fieen. Phono W. 2416. ERNEST LAM HOUR NK. florUt. 67 So. Main. TeL Was. 1618. Bait Lake's oldest and lead-tn4624 florist, CHOICE aatera, all colors. 664 loateaiUle ao at High It at. LARUE atock t aelect fna. It. McKeasla. Display yarda, 4Ti fUx State. WE are the only aafra. and ealer In Utah. It will pay yo I ne ua Notice the addree; Utah Oraaite and Mnrbla Co.. 7ft Wait So, Tent. p825 Greater Than Productive Ac Copper DIRECTORS. 8518. ar tivity undertaker aid eanbfttm-fr- t, t. Pbotte Went Tempi EARLY. ITSERAL Mortuary cue pel. 48 Ao. Stat and the country would be well out of the poet-wdepression. As it is, the strikes are causing a large amount of both volunand tary idleness, and besides involuntary Sales theee conditions there is still slack work In some industries and in congestion others. in 1921; "With regard u the industrial situation as a whole and for the long run, the advance wages In the Iron and steel inLevels. dustry ofcannot be regarded ac a favorable or helpful development. It is rather on of the spasmodic and temporary movements characteristic of a time of general Lepite the retarding influence of uneettlement, such as the war occasioned. strike in the railroad and coal mining This Is not saying that the advanpe is Industries of the nation, business activity bad policy for the companies at thie tune, account of the amount of business, in the Twelfth federal reserve district taking now offered, it doubtless would be well if continued tj increase during July, ac wages were more responsive to the flucrding to the report made to the fed- tuations of supply and demand than they are, for the tesult would be eral reserve board by John Perrin, chair commonly steadier employment." man of the board and federal reserve Mediation Disapproved. agent at San Francisco. Bank debits in twenty principal cities Benjamin Baker, in the Annalist, views with disfavor the attempts toward medi"ere 1? per cent greater in value than In ation in the transportation strike, lie inly, l2l, by far the largest increase in expresses the opinion that the strike of railroad the month of shopmen has been needlessly this with year, compared ,iny ihe same month a year ago. Retail sales prolonged by unwise attempts at mediaof thirty-tw- o department tion. The process of recruiting the shop etores were 3.1representative per cent greater than forces of the railroads has met a severe in July, 1921, this being the third con check at each attempt at mediation .New secutlve month during which such an In- men have applied for work and have been crease has been noted. Productive ac- taken on in larger numbers after each by the executives that they tivity In the district has generally con- demonstration tinued at the high levela reached in June. were determined to stand by those new men as against the strikers who left their Job. Each new mediation attempt naturOptimism Expressed. made new men otherwise disposed to Oun'a Review also ts optimistic con- ally Join the railroads' shop lorcee feel that cerning business of the cojntry as a It was useless to do so If there was a a hole, and aaya: likelihood that they would soon he turned "The comparative stability of busi- off to make room for returning strikers. ness and of financial markets during a "The mediation, both of the president protracted period of labor unsettlement and the brotherhood chiefs, seems to have has been reassuring, and the general been unqualifiedly mischievous in effect. strike situation now seems less disturbing. Tho surely has a right to expect Negotiations for a full adjustment of the that public such futility snail be now recognized ' oal mining troubles have been aotively and once for ail abandoned. In progress, with apparent promise of a complete settlement being effected, and the resumption of work in bituminous So Rich in fields is reflected In a substantially Must Be Chiseled production of that class of fuel. "Restraint on New England textile manufacturers, moreover, ia relaxed bb Special to The Trfbane. " agreements over wages and working conSept. 9. Reports received from ditions are gradually reached, following theMOAB, C&Bhln mine, the silver-copppropprolonged controversy, and supplies of erty situated Sal creek, across such goods will be augmented by the re- the Colorado on La to are the effect that line, starting of Idle machinery." e men are employed in the takBut. regardless of the genefal tone of tinrty-fl-out y extensive-!to ore of be stability, the Review finds some condi- ing high grade. reported Arps brothers of Nuola. tions far from ratisfactorj . and savs Colo., are operating the mine under a lease. A carload of ore Is being taken Recovery Impeded. out each dav, and it is stated that if w n "Despite arious eneom feature, the ore could oe readilv 'transported to the virtual assurance of nt nnftfi grain PIacerille and be handled by the railerops among them, the fnet l nnot be road without delay a total of 100 men nz for sev- could be emploved in the mine. disregarded that strike eral months in important inTrstre hae The ore. which is extensive in quanimpeded business recovery, pivl that hesitity, is said to be so rich in copper that, tation is more in evidence, in respect of dynamite will not shatter it. Chiseling price developments also, the influence of is being resorted to to redue 'iMble. At into labor uneettlement is plain1.:. When the ahape for hauling. Ices approximately 46 p'r cent under Mlchlgan-Colorad- o Copper company was The higheat level attained in the afterin control of this property a tunnel 240 war inflation, buying had Increased and feet in length waa run. but no ore was roadened in manv channel, end there shipped out. In addition to the seemed everv prospect before the strikes ores carry a high siher alue.copper, occurred this jear of a s'edflv epfcnsion if commercial activities' GUNNISON BONDS BOUGHT. Thf Armour Magazine finds that The purchase of city of Gunnison sidethe per od of tall activity walk bonds in the amount of SlOnoo was athjer puszlingly affe.tei ir several oon- - announced D yeste-daRoe Reason & Influence The net pf them Co. The 'adutory lonus hear interest at the rate Till. it continue. seeira to be an 6 per cent ravable annually, and of bethat the improvement which gan with the spring month will be con- ture serially October 1, 1920 to 1927 tinued. The coal strike, which had been one of the most depressing influences, has been settled, and man, lines of industry have been saved from the necessity of either closing down or ci.rtaUns DEATHS. operations. Ida AT Burgas, wife of William Favored. F Agriculture Birgs. died yeterduy at acrShehome, was "Another faornole Influence is the one 223 South Seventh Went 21 !Sn6 Funeral April which agriculture will have. This may lon in fVnmatk. w. ill be made lite. announcement well be called a 'bumper vear,' so far a And. while some crops are concerned Septimus YV. Score, a rutice of uds farmers seem not to he satisfied with the Angeicr,. followprices that are being quoted for grains, city, rite.l struck iu Lais ing being by ti ,stict cat He is yet the tart remains that, the goods are survived I Mrs by his mother. tabejic there, and It Is, after all. the goods that make prosperity rather than any price Scars, 119 O sheet, who was not. fed of the de and th. three Mrs v, or not for he mifn nhl.h may may quoted liucholr of Stilt Lake: Mrs 1: Rilirrts them. of New and Miss York, ir of girdle "The speed at wlrth the fall crops move into market channels will he a Lo Angeles, and two lirot e.'s, '.ugene and Brcnton of Sears t'liic.'.vi and Sait large element in determining the extent The bodv will be brought to Salt lv of the beneftc.al influence on this fall. The continuance of Ijake for services and Interment. the railway strike is haxing some harmId cears of age r'uel yes n. Mac ful effects, but it seems to he the general belief that the difficulties in that day at 1111 South Second 'Vc t street. bodv The the care of the ti Donnell Ip is quarter will be brought to an end within mortuary. Funeral rill be announcement a short time. made later. "The cost of living during the next if. be the seven months will higher than . FUNERALS. coal miners had been at work since April 1. is the opinion of the Alexander HamServices for Mtb. Elizabeth Ormond ilton Institute, as expressed In it monthwill be held at 2 o'clock this afterTall "Brick noon in the Sixteenth ward I.. D. S. ly review of business conditions. The textile chapel. Interment will be in City cemeand steel will be higher. mills will have higher costs. Rents will tery. Friends mav view the body at the he Influenced both by higher construction fanqily home, 7J North Sixth West street, materials and increased fuel bills. from 10 o'clock in the morning until o'olock in the afternoon on the day of Resources Immense. the services. "From the national economic viewThe funeral of Edward P. Jones, woo point. the higher costs' of .Toduction and n at the South construction will measure hlv restrict the was killed in a cave-lmute at Alta on Thursday, will be volume of trade. Factories will be op- Heela 2 heW at o'clork this afternoon at the erated cautiously, and in some cases Interment will As family home in Sandy. instead of confidently. Income and public be in Sandy city cemetery. i result, national spending will be slightly less than If the Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Our economic strike had not occurred. resources are ao great and diversified, Wheeler, who died in Sacramento, Cal , will be held at 3 o'clock, Monday afterof next the however, that the total trade twelve months should be better than dur- noon at tbe mortuarv chapel of Evans & Earlv. interment will )e in City irme-ter- v ing the past rear. The most disappointing' phase of the trike situation is that the teems of agi rSen ices or Vyonne Varl, uho del oot diseased so far induate nossibie trouble again next April The shortage Frldat at Magna, w ill he held In me should be made up by that time. Then Pleasant Green ward J l. S. meeiing there will be two altematix es either to house at 2 o'clock this afternoon Friends reduce the coal prices and wears to a are invited to attend. Interment wit) be level which will induce normal consumpin Pleasant Green ceme'ery. tion the year round, or to suspend production for a number of months until Private funeral services for Josephine there I a scarcity of coal, in which case McMurrin Young a ill be held Tuesday be 3 o'clock in tne afternoon and can maintained wages at prices high at the Joduring the fall and winter of seph Will, am Taylor mortuarv chapel. of Another period suspended operation In'erment will he in City cemetery will be bad for the country and bad for the miner " Wins The Guaranty Truht company of New York, In the current number of the Guard anty Survey, views with concern existing industrial conditions and advocates vigorous action. NEW YORK, Sept. 9 .Miss Helen Wa'nwrlght of the Women's Swimming New Vital Factor. association, York, the Transportation 4 women s aquatic captured championship of Once again," it asserts, the country America in the water pentathlon today to economic been grave has auojected at Brighton Hqpeh. Miss Wainwright through Interference with essential finished first in all four events, services t he provision of fuel and of railMis Aileen Riggin. Olympic fancy divhas The come time way transportation. champion, f.nished second with a not merely to recognise passively the de- ing core of 9 including three second pendence of the general welfare upon coal places and points, one place. M'ss Helen and upon railway transportation, but to Meany, outdoor third fancy diving champion, provide positive safeguards against a was third with 18 points. M.ss Ethel repetition of such conflict as have re- Baker fourth. 22 points; Mias Lillian cently arisen. 25 points. fifth. All Ftoddart are mem"Government regulation of rallwav rates bers of the Women's Swimming associaIs an established and accepted feature of tion of New York. puhlic control of the railways. To an inMiss the title won Wainwright captured creasing number of the public there seems last year by Miss Ethelda Bieibtrey, who to be a corresponding justification for since has retired from amateur ranks authoritative regulation of wages and Miss Walnwright'a time in the conditions working afiecting employes of swim. 1 minute and i secthe railways. onds. was close to the world's record of "There arc reasons scarcely Jess com5 1:01 held by Miss Bletbtrey Her pelling which eeem to many to justlfy mark In the other events were: Flfty-yfcr- d subjecting the coal Industry-t- o such a de30 fiftv-yar- d backstroke, seconds; gree of governmental regulation but not .space. 43 seconds; fancy diving, or control as 04.9 points. government ownership would prevent a repetition of existing conditions. All such regulation of Inis- necessarily ltkaome in some dustry tqp1 those whom It restrains in the legrec Title U. S, interest of the public, but the a'ternatives are harmful In greater degree. In services essentially publk- in their nature, strike RUMgON, Sept. 3. The Argentine Fedsettlements which bring only temporary eration four won the open poo championtolief do not suffice." ship of America today by defeating Tne National City Bank of New York crack American team. )4 to 7. reflects more of a philosophic attitude by In the final round of the tournament at offering the auggeation that thg manner the Kumton Country club. deiir sukUnce V JTOKEKIEt pooniea. hardy planta. etc. N. Bjbower, iandaenpa artist, 1811 Park at. Hy LAWNS boiha, 288. LOST X V& f ' ' v i V ' i M - NV i ... ' 4v '' ri v v vY ' V C ' JT w ' f-'-'vw;' v ' ' Special to The Tribute. J' A t ;V-- 1921-2- York Institutes Are Held by Cache County Teachers LdOW. Sfpt Uv 9 tu Iiiiittlutes held county an The .ounty hall ano tlte s nool wt-r- e l.y the eitv Mhool tei'her. institute con vent d in Nibiry ettv teudiets met it. the high hpr heirloom. X4UT9 The man in the Ford autom bile who plrked up traveling bag pear the cathedral, 1789 call Wat. 9072 W. Reward. LOST A 16 Jewel wrlat watU. Kinder pleaae N 118 Reward. call afreet. y!80l FOUND Party who stole coat and hat from room 87. sold them Plata hotel, and Will cause at 187 Weal. Second South no trouble If you will return the papers aud you LOST ood to receipt that were iu the coat pocket. no one but tbe owner Return to the manager 1769 of Plata hotel, 754 W. 2nd So -'- 'WLOST On cement rund bet'neeu l)glfn and Halt laike, blnrk leather traveling bng, ownti namn and itddrrr on tag, Kinder notif 636 Katherine M. Wnrnoek ave, or call liy. 3247-J- . Reward. LOtlAN, ept. 9. Miss Cooper will succeed Miss Olga Carlson, with the rank of associate professor of phviieal education f 6r women at the Utah Agricultural college .when the fail quarter begins September 20, according to announcement from the office of President E. G. Peterson. Mips Cooper was graduated from the Norma! school of Montclair, N. L, in 19H8. and from the Teachers college, Columbia university, in 1918. From Columbia she received a B. S degree and a teacher's diploma for Inglene and physical education. Her teaching experience is as follows: In 1916, teacher in Columbia public school, director of recrePassaic, N. J., 1917-1ation center for soldiers and sailors. Teachers college, Columbia university, 1918-2- 1 instructor in physical education. Barnard college, Columbia university; summers of assistant director of federation for child stud school. p)a New JOSTAOgyP Saltalr, Monday, oval topas plu. alued y 471 Reward. Hy 44744 $10.00 REWARD for information leading to reof ftdl grown Aimlale dog, named covery 467. No. Back. Lost on duly 24 License at I x.'VOOO 178! Small gold pin with iad fnie. aet vvttb pearla; bet 169 K at and 45 Bo 6th aat Return to 45 Bo. 6th Laal. Wat. 6641 U He ward. yl922 LOST Airedale dog in vicinity of 4th North and 2nd Wrt, female; following child to achoot. 2sH4 Reward. Wa. 3K81 J LOST Young white collie female dog with brown on side and head, wearing collar. Return lo 2566 Highland drive and receUe reward. .v20!0 LOUT Bunch of keys at 7th ho. ami Mate. Return to city barn or Wat 4362. Renad. LOST 1828 LOST Bet. Srd and 39th Bo. on Slate, one 9x12 tent in burlap case. If found phone Murray 494. Reward y68 LOHT Man's suit smi otercoai. between 1st West and ftth East on 9th ho. Call Hv. 851 H Reward y!232 d LOST bsten1a. Kind iiiiipu pm er please call Hv. 4625 M. Heeanl vllHtd A Wottlworth's small parcel, containing white organdy. Fall Was. 8701 W or JUU LOMT Acme ?1908 place. LOST (Jold watch, on 1st ave. or E at . H A. on back of cae, Reward $10 Return Stand'1917 ard Furniture to. Did you lose seine money titiH week? FOUND W'rite and tell us amount of denominations and where you think you lost it. Address V 6, Tribune y!848 LOHT $16 reward offertd to anone lot at mg one red Ihirhant cow. whlrh was purt hael It has mhilc on flank, by a worthless check. with spot in center of head both ears nip; ted. horo and broken branded on left hip off, right reversed T. Please report to B F. laahrnni. 2158 ftandv. Utah. niute. CUL. K. WANTED PERSON AD AUCTION SALES . y,M62 A EVANS District Reports Business Confident. Improved Conditions in "It la apparent that if there were no strikes, and if Industry over the country were well balanced in compensation, thore of Two Strikes. would be practically no unemployment Spite Retail South l7 SEPTEMBER 10, 1922. Hi C, JENKINS, AUCTIONEER. TU IS WEEK. AM8H WAR VETERANS, t.et your penvions now. new lawa. liberal Thursday, 10 SO a. m , 338 South Fourth East street. I will sell all the beautiful furniture of rubs. All widows and soldiers, write to me I proaecutp all Mv. Geo. licwle'a elegant home, eonsietlug in No advance fees, free advice. claHsea of claims and law bitulneas. Frank N. part at a follows: Elegsut amaalvn rolleti edge lawyer, T N. Alabama St , Indian davenport In genuine leather, .quartered oak li- KitsgeraM lud poll brary table, fins bookcaa, elegant Pennsylvania beater f Ilk neat, wonderful brass ted. bed 2196 roiuq suite In plank oak tery nuaVerni. dresser and chiffonier, aabogang rocker, four excellent DINOKtE, con biiaianst troubles; itaukiupicy; one golden oak 9x12 rugs, three thiow rug tract , wills. Interviews confidential. Legal drcMsr, lot Utfnieam. plate wall mirror, two won Information and advice free. National Law derful all leather rorkers. beautiful dining set, assfeuttou, 3o? AUga block. 84 38 V. 2nd Bo. -- -large table, large elegant buffet, tnasaive china e4664 closet, six full leatber-aeatcdining chain. MIB8 1HULM WEBB FI ANO STIDIU. This la a beauty; like new. Peninsular blue steel 1635 Lincoln are. Dlshe top range on sanitary bam. like new. odd aud ends of ttc. I want to Bpeclalixe in the teaching of beginners and state this ia a wonderful lot of goods, ami JuM Intermediate atmleuta Rhone Hy. 2666-R- . X2046 Borne of the like new. Don't fail this sale lust goods sold this year. A.V.MK men la GORDON treat scientific gives OL. E k JENKINS. and massage. Was. ?2&. 256 South 2nd Balt Lakes Reliable Auctioneer East bi4547 Was 3966 376 E. 2nd bouth. WHEEL harra for sale or rent, B. H. Bowmar V316 to., 268 Bo. State at E u JKNKIN'B AUCTION KElt 1HMIU.B 1IEADKK I P TO UAi R aieatn ciettric tratuients, baths, Friday, 16 30. 131 West Hixth Bouth. Apt No 8edih niaaaxge by experienced maaaeor. 2 I will sell for Mr Hawes and for Mrs. liar ttia Dale. Offica hours lo a. ut. to JO p. tn. ns in Apt. No 3 the following LUgant wicker 20b Mclutyre bldg Was 6l93. sl534 to lining room set - table, rocker, two chair sFeTialI oak Wit four dresser, legant math; elegant I have a 1 and i ton Hco Speed wagon, com- ton fringed and Axmimitrr rug, elegant ipiar am tsk Martins aayh.rs at arrsn o.k dlnin fin. runh b..ton. iofor.uation. call Was. 6226 or $r hairs fine all b atlier couch, refrigerator solid any time 4 red Kimball. 4I49-J- , for Price rea ask 1I. bed bras dtslies complete, bookcase, picture ooible. w569; inwu mower, elegant mahoganv Fisher stand ard piano, dressers, rocker, chairs tables and MDIHLRtt, check your kiddle whtla you siuip or attend theater afternoon and evening. many beautiful thing. Don't fail this double Was Kiddies aa le. Kiub, 5U6 Boyu Park bldg. t OL. 2948 U. JENKTN8 XJ079 Hours' 1 6. p. ro. Balt lakes Reliable Auctioneer. I HEAL TV HE. I AHIISf'lt Lit Scalp nud facial massage, sUsmiioo. marcel, I am taking !hee sales at the last P. B dyeing, manicure, bob curl, heir dressing, open on no i lo folks as these minute, selling for Bundays and evening Uouos csils. 133 8v them, as the deave for Die ost at mu e tut Main. Was 29M. 3669 these ads out for r feren c. as the attpear to for v2Bh5 WARM BPRINtiH i'urslsh 1.9th. Irtutiueut morrow tn oitdvned form rheutuatisiu. sttmiacii trouble. 8wciih urns Lief McManus, sage Kecialti. masseur, Kbtr eine K, Sleaicr iussmuisi yl$78 l.KAHN to swiui at Ihe new Warm Spring Harold Blester, iwhuiuin instructor. Hpeclal 'attontion to women and children, Luarsutrcd A U t T I (I N xl696 rrsuitt. Was. 1782 for sppointiuont. DOL. E. t. J K N M N 3 bli.KNDID buuie for old ladies and Invalids, Photic Hj. 6642 W. Ad with nurse's care dress 95N Cost 1st Bn. yl4S't lie big stock of Kldretlgt llutiii furniture Co. 29 31 East Kit t Mouth, will be aold by Ai TU mechunc shU(b to g by auto to Los drive r Wilt me at private sale starring at P a. m. Tues-dav- . Angeles pay fare. Call Hy. 12 However. RH Ert 4619 W. yl910 Sept Alt THIN WILL 1'RKVAIL, sir come for the biage! bar REFINED would Lo Angeles as comto go lady gatna you have eier tcfore bad tbe pleasure panion. nurss or thspTou with party by Kept. to comvwrbeod, 16 (all Was 2830 y!760 WILL share excnei witli some one going to tOU E. U JKNK1NB AMTIONF.ER. 174.1 lxs Angeles with car. Hy lHAU-- J MECHANIC and driver uishes to go to coast; will handle car. Was. UM64 M. Wii. 9464. Ask for j Frank y y 761 v248 MAN s'nd wife wish to go itf Ios Angeles In WEDNESDAY, Kept. 13. at 16 80 at mv auc1856 218 car. Kdwstd. Douglas, tion room I will sell 8 lots of furniture to ladles taikr. be bidder, 118 120 Regent t 3 good range, lADIl' tailor BrownmUler. 4 Was. 1620. 6 good dresser, roadwav. suite 1 yliK; chairs brass and V. M. bed, lib. table. 19 good heaters and gas heat' cnarcelUug at Rett Haven; bob, curl era. picture, dishes. 1 beautiful parlor aet. EXPERT 61 2j. and Was. 6$ each. I erv good Smllh sod Barites piano, 1 nice 842ft marcel. X144 E. Eng. oak dining set and manv other BKALTY CULTUHB. things that will go to make a good sale. P. H - If vou have one piece or a house Experienced operator will call at your borne full o sell I get you the best results I get for acalp treatments, facials, aianlcures, hair U66! you the moaev. dyeing Hy. 4382 W. L. W. KELLY. Auitioooer ENROLL at Balt Lake fiuslucaa College. Day Store. Bt. 10446. Wa. Regent 3188 and evening sessions 2576 KUKB KKMDDKLED ALHO 8T0K LIKE NEW; MONDAY. Bo. 11. at 16 36 at 1553 Bept BUMMKK AGE. FRICK. HUDSON BAT 11th East. I will sell ft rooms of nir furFUR (O.. 238 40 Main at. Wa. 1161. x8788 niture for Mrs. M. Keith.' rifcoaisting of nice F. O. davenette, one or two gentlemen to go with me F. O. Morris chair. WANT to Denver in my car to help pay eipcaoea. Ronl make, nice com. bookcase, writing desk, Tribune some brass beds, springs, mattresses, 2034 good Address T 58 A rocker stand table nie dining hair, now set. table. 4 chairs, beautiful buffet, san MAES yourherownfallfall. bait. Mrs. linker Isafter-boons lasses in millinery, atartlng couch dlxhe. pans and healer, kitchpicture, 1168 and 14S49 J l'hone evenings, Hy. en range and a lot of other things that go to make up a good home. If it'a furniture YOUIl opportunity. Special classes shorthand. oii wunt vou can buy it at vour own price Bpanlah, mental testa, and ether courses, ope At my aales everything goes to the high bidder. Bept. ft. now 827 Ntss Bldg. Reg. Hi. 6 9. Come early, aa I will atari at 10.36 sharp. 15968 L W. KELLY. Auctioneer. W'aa. 10446. EXFKRIENCKD chauffeur and wife want to go Store, Regent Mi. to Lo Angeles in car to reduce expense, I GET YOU THE MONEY. y2575 about Oct. 1. ('all Edward, Douglas 218. y848 ATTENTION i W H ADA51B. AUCTIONEER. AMHKUHE t LAHH W. Convention Call Issued by Republicans of Cache jct utar. New Jersey Academy Opens Next Wednesday tr. Ine r raBuojtniaAra 86 4VAXTEU Account mechanical craft employee ballot on atrlk. thn Colorado A ftcutbnrn RakV Company will employ in IU bop. rouft iKHisen and car depanooent at Denrwr, Trio dad and Cheyenne, me suitable for such 4mm vice. Board and lodging fras ander ampin pr lection. Ideal climate and vetklog condltioaa foo AND BEAUTY CUL MCA LI AND FACIAL Ilk.H MANICURING. TREATMENT ROOM 43. LAKE HOTEL. P 0. PLACE yll70 Dll. tV. 8. HIDRON, dentist, aud specialising in pjiorrlicH. painles quick action; r sulta No luteruul medicine. 813 Mi(or-sicguaranteed. M - w! ET. COLO E ADO A SODTHEBS Tuexdai at 16 84 a tu . auction axle of extra Emeraon high grade household gKMls. player case, like new, cost $121)0 00, mahogan piano, Tne for the coming 56 11 with ree-rdNo p'olileins Victor rolls niiiHir; about rttSci'-seerd vear l.y both gathering, Ilk new, in fumed oak; 2 Ivory dreer. whit h included elementary2 oak uresaers. mahogany be1r4Mm set, beau-tlftt- l grade schcol. 1641 iutiior hnrh .Hiool and ei.lor nigh school walnut bedroom set. chiffonier, Ihree mirbldg. ror dressing table, chair bed with insttuctors and tie part rnent lieatla. EXPKIt IKNt'ED (hnuffeur ami wife want to go frmed-oalot of mattress; Mute Superintendent of Fublte Instrucaet, dining to ! Btr Angele in rrtr to reduo expenses, book ch si a. beautiful Wilson rugs, large tion C N. Jcn.en adtrcr.sed both Instiabout Oct. 1. tall Kdwaid. Douglas 218. Atiffuat 27, small white jKRXlle duf; m: library tnble, mahogany davenport, fumed-oatutes He talked on the gtj.ernl tul jects LOHT 2207 to name 174 F ttwer Kliiffie Reuard some beautiful walnut furniture, clilfferobc, which most vitally concern the teachers 592B-M- . .' Phone y2160 twin beds complete, sewing machine, beating MAN wants irlddlesged woman partner in pouland the schools. stove. 6 rockers, mahogany bookcase, oak Address V3 Tribune. 2154 on loae some money tbl wek try business. FOUND Did n tile" county will A 'I of the schools iHRikiSKe, rhtffoniiT, baby carriage, also a lot Write and tell me amount. denomination ( nil .too open for instruction Monday morning. tut oh. oHt ni. store stock. This is Ticket to17.14 of g'Kx'H from V 41. Tribune general lost where thin it. and you yon 90 W. ltniO Wlivi.i.r .(. H.t Registration at tbe high school. Die big sale of the seasoo. BjII Iake Auction y2619 North Cache nigh eeheol and South Cache Co.. U7 Bo Mtate Bi y23ft (XPERT Mir(y chef. Dt me preitare vour LOST Lady'a wrist watch In washroom of high school is already well under vvac. party lunches and dinners. Was. 0994 W, a i t rios 110 reward if returmd Uommumtv market r2W0 COL. K. U. JKNKINB. AUCTIONEER to Pacific ('Offer fitiwe. ame mnrket y246l OnloK the fact tiist I liave (Mirriiased RkAL Swedish massage. 330 Bo. West Temple. I LOHT 820 bill, let Jih Enst ant Main, on for tah from ih . trustee before the 8. Phone Was 7099 apt. 117. v2057 Broadway, or in Auerbach'a or Walker's, tel referee in bankrupt'? tiie entire stm'k of fur 1 01 NG insrrUd ouple. with or wtthmit car. lo Hv 26151 J 3 end 4 o'clock. 2?K0 Rewnrl Hatch nitur. fixtures 31etc., of the Eldredtfe go to California, bee Mr V rich. 280 J,. 2nd East First Ro.. I will be Furniture to., 20 1 9 v2447 fkSAN. this week foi nucilona (except on Bouth Sunday. to bus The Rfluublian Sept MtIOSCHOOL the big Hat auctlno at our aiu'titm rotnia -ounty convention will he held September man or pu OING drive mil to go to ( In for the bit annonncemeiit Frilav) 20, it wa decided Lda at a meeting of CHRISTENSrN SCHOOL OK Ml SIC. re Jnxx Wath Wa 8812. i2178 h h no. sceral of which 1 lisie pottmei I Kn dm lug to ( aiiforms at o re wnild lic lb publican county central conimitti. and standard music taught, cither nt vour tHonver I can IhkiU vour sales now tor next The convert ion will tie hold in the Logan home or at the studio No 30 Fust ave Plume M time i bcina iakn rapidlv b hotel. Ovrfet. any passengers lUmii ov luo audlturiM.n .it 0 o'clock in &!0 M. X4HS nee. tour (inN-- now. Itsi week's ules left etert y2l7M the forenoon. The ar potftment of dele-Ksil- es and sslfiivt one for soli ith happy rsili . xtermirat-dItKDHl will Ue announced later, but the ieull guarautccl m INSTHUMENTS SDEVTYING IiicmIuy and n.otier uneicd for g ath '. i I! . Hlc v 4 023 Milton 207. dirt contention (iv... rrn re Tiran whs H. 48 tiwn ran wv near 81ini6. The central committee suggested that BOl (HT. sold or rented by day. ieci rods, exMchd I an fuinbh miiue of every ieisj0 DONT fin get ih Bepteiubcr lives in Rrantr teel tapes. A J. Duke, 86 North State I t ol. K. f liaie soul for DlpoJ letjuesu. pmnaneb be held September 23 and in at Relvidre 2250 (ulturr Banty Shop , 13298 Jenkitu. Salt Lttke'a reliable aHtloaeei. cater the eent they are not held, then thev al to high das Wat. 35160. 876 LADIES' liats remodeled, clcamHi and t'irnmeil; in munt be hed before September 27. fcHihr Jm Constitution cleaned, curled. Knt 2nd Bo. Four sab1 bookei for the ween Utmnti Chairman (Lorgc I Pasto pre-- i PATENT ATTORNEYS 14410 Pldg . otpoDe 7, U. M. I. cancelled lo a future date cl a cl at the meeting today. Tbe etnven-no- n PATENT secured. Ideas develoied. mcchanUal hv roe have be v247 (iKN'n.EMAN details will be announced later. with daughter uishia 14, fr AH I drawings. F. L. Horspooi. 73 bo. W Tcm H FA UEN Ol T, ( i healthv. ttnicurahered housekeeper, 40 U 50 Phone Wat 7569 s!744 pie. rears old. and companion for ilauchter. IB WHY WE BELL FUHNUT RB ( HEAP ReferAddress V 57 Tribune. $ 7.2ft ence require! 2667 Vfrnla Martin bed 8 50 Rolled edge 40 lb. cotton mattresaea WANTED To get in tou h with someone who JXJg ft 50 spring Baghss knoaa about the topas localities q the Flf 1BUBG 2LNk LU. psya bighvsi ptievs for Buffets, all kinds 2,5.00 Thomas monntalns. Address V. V. Field. 21H5 aecmid hand ilolutt. luiuuuia. bottles, etc. Dining table 15.00 Bo 9th East . Balt Lake City. Utah New Jerxey Hv 9A1-2692 o790 Dreader UKIAN, Sept. 9. Tlte 15.00 academy. Loaan a boarding school for 88.75 RELIABLE young man will drive auto to CaliAxrninstrr ruga Kiris, will open for instruction on 1 ednes-dafornia foe passage. Wasatch 90S6 J, As 25.00 HOUSEgLEANreO lavnports fo- - Mr. September IS Vail. RUliH. KKCOND-HANV280B BED UANliEB. , lYesrnt indications point to a record GENERAL housecleaning, paper, window nod I AT HALF PRICK. TERMS. GOING to Bose bv way of Donate lio; can take attendance at tin. acadmv tills winter 7110-W-wall washing, floor poltshlug; reference Wat. COMPANl MB Hlit AN FURNITURE , three persona. Call Murray 510-J-Surolav . R. J. Brennan. x.'.0M 43ft BO. STATE STREET, OPPOSITE tOUSlY and the imardii g tnd room departments 2948 arc alrcauy taxi'd to their capacitj. i, U6657 The academy this sear will be under AEBER SHOPS or stock real FURMTIUK. merchandise, WANTED of Miss Florence direction the Stephenestate nothing too large for us to handle. son. v io succeeds Mnqs Mary Manin as FOLLOW the crowd to Jim HothweM's shop 21 We appiaise, sell on coromitstoa, advance weny E. 2nd Bo. Basement Conti. Null. Hnulc bide Wanted Help (MtU) cnine to principal. Mia Stephenson Bee Un for Best iiefore sale or bu outright. 13324 Asheville N. C. Seven teachservice. Iiyanwilltrom WANTFI ('ooiblnatlirti window trimmer, card i'.und'e the high school courses ers M. SMITH. GRADUATE AUCTIONEER. U. writer, advertising man. high class Montana OORSETIEEES to . e given. AUCTION DEPT. More. Mdt furnish best refciBnics. r 04.., BT. WAS. 408 MAIN 60 BARt'I.EY enstotn corset V 27. Trlb ne. Mis Berths Martin. 83ft 268 ALIMONY ORDERE6 PAID. SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE CO. 1485 Llndn liotel. Win 1967. ID HHELMAN wanted Rm i x3V Shoe Impihe 1. KIAN. Sept. 9. Harry J.ima was toShining 00 E ia! Srd Bouth for Caras, between Save tun- WANT Ll TEU8SES , endure ni troub.e 11 and t Hnnr1; day ordeied to serve a jail sentence for 2278 I 3AS7 of ourt. Wa failed m30 to Furniture Bad eke .ay i all bavin; i. mten.pt MEN wanted to wear our trusses, fit guaranWANTKD Mtatio) men for trrv at Nampa. Viiuiotij to his divorced wife, Mrs. Mrnncs teed. Rex Drug to. W. Temple and BroadrnllaDie C. JENKINS. Salt Lake' E. auction Ten (.iv-n0f tiuuisand ro, Jon-- s yanhi aliwas directed He to pay lack working 13729 way. eer, get 07 guarantee 00 furniture first; tt '0odi(iuoa. Anph J. Hnguhe, pdmg con mony of I'D a month, James A. Italnes meana more rooue. 876 E. 2nd bo. Warn. 89.M) tractor, Nampa, f taho. (, Bix 484 r21ft7 was ot lered to pay Sarah A. Haines 3100 lb ANTED at once for m aim. on; and then he relieved from oe aecured frorn the dance orebra-tr- a rwul engineer recognis; Carl flulfiiers was a i. Hftlt Lake C.t. Itah. Jnax piano plarcr. also iolin further payments AUCTION CO. 131 F.t who doubles on sax.; A 1 banjo plaver. player Want ordered hv the court to pay Sarah Hulpera The right to reject any r ell iilds ia LANO A OTARUOLL 1368. rea 8924 J. voung men of good ohara Was Rhone Broadway. p disposition. aitnonv or fit) a month rea rved. and verastilDv essential. We do road p. J. O'iarroli. Auctioneer, pesame Cnah nr certified check for three thou154-1ft a week; state in first letter all work nights WILL REPRESENT UTAH. sand 463000 OOj dollars, made pAable to von can do. We want atbkera Ham plavera roaG commission, must aclOGAX, L W. KEIXY. Auctioneer The man bo get please lay off. Trap Drummer. Junction, Utah Srtt. 9 Henry G. llayoall the Utah state evleu an ncc each bid at. Wa A 126 ou company Ihe will leave tomorrow for lift money. Rut 40 good Midi., Regent 2170 and as a guarantee that if awarded 1944ft or H. 43 W. Xl9ft to fittend the annual sess.ons of the sov- faithcontract cntuake and He buohelman wanted, the bidaer will execute tne 8PKCIAL AUCTION AT 118 120 REGENT 8 f. ONE ereign grand lodge of Hthe Inu, penuent the W. 309 Rank H. Walker Mitchell, bldg gaes as grand contract and give lond a 4 required. Order of Odd Kelkms. Thursday, August 24ih, at 10 a m.. I wilt v200 STATE ROAD COMMISSION. for I'tah Mr Haybail also lepre-entativ- e el! for Harimta Johnson, one Bnkk ft 1916 NAVTFD G. t Preston flrat-cUscare chairman. boll Peterson, in title of By the Day east other before lo mechanical ooJilm. This will viett engineer model, points Wilson hotel. 2H ?ft er. Steady emptoyment Howard C. Meane, State Itaad Engineer Is an absolute sale to Hie highest bidder, to let timing home. v24! V1486 settle claim. L. W. KELLY. Auctiouecr. Uhone K 2nd Ho Was. 1041ft. X4515 HONEST, r liable bov to deliver oltti F nl and MAINS TO BE EXTENDED. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ou a hral. Apply Monday morning. 590 West 41(1 ION BALE of rest erraie. city and farm ITXJW. Sei t. 9. An extension of the State of Utah. Office of State Hoad ComPart-timsrudenfc desired '272ft property. Urge conaignroeota of mercliandiae 4th North iake Citv, Utali. water main on Second North street bemission, tm for are told what worth can with my they 8clei bids wNI e received hy the state system H M. Hmttb. gradu e autUwe-- r Ai r0iKHU.i5 v apiary aud nmitutN tween Kirst East and Second East street l(rou. Ai-l- y 12 of 16 commission son road and the eitv commtsskmwrs Ift6 state ordered Utah, )et. today. p as bj copilot. 449ft vft29 KaJt 26h2 Hall iast night. City, Utah, at 2 oclock p. m., Was Vedneftday. September 20, 1922. ard at ONE concert (.rsfonola ami 23 record. $B6; PRESS uAN for Hoffman mm blue. 40J K. 4th 15 Axmlnster and velvet rugs, ail sixes, that time publicly opened for constructing FACULTY HOLDS OUTING. t2M3 Kock eanyon and Rocnester flat bi4iic3 ftx9 to l2v5 prices fnm $16 to 185. LOGAN, Sept 6 The Brijrham Totinr on HI'OTTHR Price-Emer- y WASHBURN FI RN. CO. wantei on iaijha clothes in Emery county, Apply road, an Irc.d members faculty A outiag the same being a part of &Gt Lake Cleaning college 36 West First Booth. Dyeing Co , 265 E. Hh ptoject No. tn 1 tab. Aak Bouth today In Logan carton. 2664 The principal Items of work are ap- The oldest second i and store 5252. Wa. your neighbor. s: as I1KK folio Construction of AND BlILD-ER- S (ARPKNTBRN. proximately klayers v2M5 ot ot and one one WANTED. Bend for free book. ,4How trestle, conNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. to Read Blue Print.' Just out. heka (0 sisting o( three spans, reiuforceJ concrete FLUrrEUGS cent In stamps for plans of bungalow and decks. with State of Utah, Office of State Road ComAddress: BUILDING DEPT. Plans and specifications are on file In ULT Uk. riufr Hat Utg. C., I, making other drawings NO. 2132, Chicago Tech., 2721 Bo. Lincoln are., mission, Salt Ijakt City, Utah. the office of the slats road commission, your old o.rp.1. moa rug. Uiu fiufl ru,. Sealed bids will be received L the ntnte Salt Lke Cit, Utuh Chicago. 111. y2!26 Wo fur,nto Mlll.ctl. Mat. ja, road comimealon of Utah. Ktate capitol, The above plans end specifications may gunib WE want Intelligent man a our exclude sale Salt City, Utah, at 2 o'clock p. m be obtained at the office of the slate road repwoeotative, 846 np weekly. Permanent pollolt rug. MK.fr o.ryMdy la prico ami Wedneaday, September 20, 1922. and at commission on depositing ten ($io.60 dol- uU WASHINGTON TASTY Writ KmIoimIo ..... rtion. t IM DROpfT ,k foilllr. Try 11. that time publicly opened for construclars.- Ana additional information may be rioff Hy. U. Hr ;774 W. Ku, Uf A1, COMPANY, 64-- Butt building. Tacoma, Wq4 571, the eecured from the state road tion of Ogden canvon brdgc-No- . 2119 engineer at um being a part of project No. 80-Salt Lake City, Utah. 4 OMPAN I) BABY BUQOp.a TDK REMPEU-THOMAY, Cim inuati. between Ogden and Huntavilie. The right to reject any or all bids is Ohio, want advertising specialty saDsnreu t The principal item, of work are ap- reserved. LET a, c Wo'll do handle prodtactlve territory ia Utah for the balyoar baby carrlogro. proximately aa f'lllowa; Conatruction of Cash or certified check for fifteen hunwhile you nil. If tbe whtel ar, brokro. it of ance thl year and for kxt year. Big opskew span reinforced con- dred (1500.1)0) dollars, made one to rn put 00 new oor. We baee 12UO portunity for tlm right man to e!i exclusive crete girder brloge, with reinforced con- the Utah state road commission,payable must ac- M wlierlt in ntncli. art calendars, advertising apeeialtlea. patented crete aoutments and retaining walls. company each bid as evidence of good J. W. tlt'THHIB I O . indoor tad outdoor lgit, cloth, leather and Hhina and specifications a?e on file In faith and as a guarantee that, if awarded 1.797)1 Ee.t bwond South. fiber ova!tle. Write sale manager, giving the office of the state road commission, the contract, the bidaer will execute the 2165 and reference. experience alf Iaka Ctty, Utah. contract and give lond as required. The above plan and specifications may EXPERIENCED portrait deliverytne, ApHv STATE ROAD tOM MISSION, P. O. B. lOA. Pueblo, fob he obtained at the offn e of the state PUBLIC tnographte .work and bankruptcy By Praeton G. Teterson, chairman. road comfoisMon on depositing ten ($10.00) Howard C. Means, tsie Road Enpncr. aa. 1006 WANTEIW-Experienco- d schedule prepared, gbaaoiiably. boy fra shining shoe. dolinra. Any additional information may Deo. Bank. 1Q yl459 1115 So. Mai at., city. (89 a.idi-torui- f It) Jf lo GRADUATE TI R1BT. M BP way Free tranaportntloa, time and ene-bal- f after eight hour and for Buadays and legal hoiL fT- .. . v . For In forma Um call en C. B. Deaney, 83$ Clift building, or wire er writ H. W. way. eupcrlntcadeat motive power. 86$ Baliweg hickauge building, Denver Colorado. C. X. DENNEY, Ucanl''At't. J : 4 ' v83$b about B(J not 18, school, attending to ll yl664 Hy. 6 O). 1HUEK men of good appearance, over 25 year f age, wIhj are looking for real opoor-(unitin the selling profession. Wa are din trihutors for, a Him of nationally advertised We teach jro the appUancto. best method. Good money eta be made right from the atatt. Ask for Mr. Cutler, Inter-JImtain Electric Qo 47 E. 4th Bo. . y!06tt AMBJ1IOIB young man to leara a good gad profitable IraAe real pportnnitw for a hard' worker; p ruaneot. Apply My era Cleaning A Dyeing Co., 114 East Broadway. y44 TAIMK; mutt be good all around tailor, er fifed not apply. Res Cleaning 4 Tailor Co. 414 E. 2nd Bo. jrRHtt REPAIRMAN for key, gun aud novelty wotka. None other than expert need apply. C. A. Fowler 4 to., tup W. 2nd So. ylpTl 16 A DAY aura, easy, ne talking, aeliing pUra. Address P 64. Tribune, f SJtB UTAH KUFLOYMkbT AGENCY. Skilled as I nnskllled laborers furnished ;Ter all public work. Ill Kagent street. pboe VSasstch 2ft2t. fU74 WANTED MACHIM81B AND BUOARMEN WtTH EXPEKIEMH ON SUGAR rACTORT CONST HI CTION. WS CAN ALSO CIS A NUM-BKOF MEN ON COMMON LABOR. REPLY MANACKR. TO FRANKLIN . BUGAR CO., GIVING EXPERIENCE PRESTON, IDAHO, A rtb 48 AND RKFERENCEM. WANTED Good mat tree maker. Utah Mattress Co, Was. 1944. y2l 488 WAN T E l Sol lei tu?. Constitution bldg. tb82 (all loomings. J AGENCY. BTUOCK'g EMPLOYMENT Went Becoad Booth at. WksetcJi Oblest, Beet and Reliable, - ' 8(002 AN 1NTE1 J.IUKNT PERSON, either aeg, jnsy earn 160 to 260 monthly eorrespondia , for newspapers; $15 le 25 weekly la spare time; experience noneceeaary; no caavamlng; iahjeet National Preen tng grated. Bend for particulars. 5646 Bureau, Buffalo. N. Y, tUf 61 WANTED A few more agent on a well-knopaper. Have a new proposition fra (be right party. If you art a bustler, yen ran make 10 to 20 per day. Wester Farmer, 2U Naa BM. g(7j TIE hacks, j&c pc.; H. R, pan; board $1.00 vMM day. 155 80. W. Temple. ELDERLY maa waated foe chicken farm, H20 Bouth 2nd Weet. evening. MAN, and wife, ao children, foe ranch ia ldabp woman for general housework, man for vuA aide wtwk. 818 2nd ave. y 1 l(Xj WAN1 Elk Good hoy with wheel; prefer on not going to school; steady Job. Drug atofsr 2nd Bouth and 8'b East. 1321 DLLIVEKV hoy fra day work, permanent pos tloo; must Rave bicycle. Acme Pkarmsrt? ' 9 East Ifttb So, yt6B ' FJItTrtLASS plambw. W.fc 18T. ia out, H&O and 97-2day, vl Five carpenter, milt work, $5 90 prra.tf Boarding bouse baker, Wyo., 128.4)0 per mth 51 West Becond Bouth. - -- v HTHOCKB, BIX carpenters, 8 Fl995 SHOE shiner and porter In Community RIdfrr 47 R. Broadway. Call Was, 292, k fra M ft Wllaon. yRWH ihe insiiranc Small aalaf toVaiart with, but lcoty of chance for vancement jf you can prove your thiUtyv Tribune, giving age, education, efrf W A N T K D Y oung tnan tn learn Vtialnet with leading agency. yltN At TO. vudcak'xiaf tajgn I.oa Angela. -- sU 2u LABOiiEKB. 4. i4Ul East nd Ap)ly . Brvati ave. Moran Paving Co. yl2 ITAuHiKHM. Apuy Moran' otalM, ftlh and 2nd West, ft a. nt. ylftf WANTEIk Hbeel metal worker for imacf work. (ftftO. Hy. yl796 Y M. baiie.y tepairmg. C. A Auto Reboot. BO Y 8. y Radio egta given free, alto good profits cag be earned fra after-arhowork. Only wie achooiimya between 9 and 14 year Bred apply. M. B ry ar, ftft East 4th Bouth at. y1803 nke WANTED Clerk and cashier. Apply Jlgr. Hltort Line restaurant. O. B. I depot. ylftOft or WANTEDA Japaneao FlUpioo boy lo cook and auist with general housework. Refer- eucea required. Apply 1339 9rd are. yl67 D ANTED Miners and muckers work at Alta. Apply 411 Felt Bldg, y!814 KAREKIKM ED assistant stutter and vet (hater. Apply Myers Cleaner 4 Dyer, 114 B. Broadway. ylR17 'Banted id boilehmakekb on bid ERECTION OF WOLA88ES TANK AND RIVETING OF STRUCTURAL IRON WORK ON BASIS OF PRICK PER RIVET OR LUMP SUM FOR JOB. FOR DETAILS APPLY TO 4 OUNTY SUGAR FRANKLIN MANAGER, ( PMFA X V. PRESTON, IDAHO. yl4ftt Wft want a man with auto to take over established route in Ogtleo. A'CiI or write Grand Unioa Tea Co, 845 Pierpuet are., Bait Lake. 1457 MEN WASTED TO BECOME DRAFTSMEN. Salary $29 300 monthly wb' & competent. Chief Draftsmau will tiaia yon at your home. lo furnib FREE all loots. Training given un- til In position at above salary. Address CHIEF DOBE, 4661 Broadway Dlv, 82. DRAFTSMAN Chicago y211 kRY cook, Nevada. $4.56. i yintcr waiter, vada. $8 50. Btrocko Employ reeat Agency. - W. 2nd Hooth. Ne- 51 2ftl MILL exchange dental work fra common labor and canatar work.- - Associated Deatlara oeerl clean-cu- t. WAN i'bl ambiiloua youAf men to icnrn container manufacturing. sot be afraid of hard work. Fair pay, go Fibre Container Co., 625 working condlrioM. W et tt ' Rvdh, y27ft WAN i FD Bay w'tb wheel io wtvrk all day. Apply 8 ever. It Walltt, Inc., 4ft W. South Temple. y2W5 W antea A SMALL HOAPSTER rRErRRET. tiOOIl CAB FOR CASH. 1UO.NK or WAS. S1SS. CAR. MfST BK WAS Automo bites A 9184-- WILL trado my 466 equity 428 University at., for small value. Inn- - 42ft rtverlty Vi ANTkl-ui- sli toaiing car. Glv model down. Y 25. Tribune. WANTI-.- car that house. ia used car of sama t. ylftl Will pay oe-thlrand pries. y2ft76 Dodge motor. 1910 or li20, or Dodx been wmkcd ha Cali U. 2241 Monday. Dabcibf Schools BALLROOM 1XTKRPRETATIVB.' t I.AAS1C. t, and stage iaraipg Taught. Woodwaru'a Keith i'mixK um bldg.. 24ft go. kDi. Pri7 5c. w448 vate levsrm Open 0 fa 10 ilA-'-Wfe badet sol baltroom annerog alo pHvate Itasnoa. 8D Edythe Tvlcr. No T Hick apt., 98 So. ftih FOOT FOOT troimie ilef. Was. Park Bldg. Eat. W s Os l. SPECIALIST carractiNt, jpoci J78. A. L. and lasting ,! |