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Show t .6 11 MARCH 29 1919 SATURDAY DESERET. EVENING NEWS f HI a Dont Waste Single Thing to We hell, at Fort Douglas. The recreation by the building has been equippedWillard of Columbus with and Awakes t Knights Six Days now Is S library ready ble and there for ths convalescents, with Miss La- Find Children Sleeping as librarian. i Wedgwood garde com- March 28 D. B.) Ths folfcjwing members of p rpic-ha- Former Bishop Sleeps URGE. IRISH Before Taking And After Taking : CLAIMS IH PARIS j Cadomene4 s Tablet. Which Supply Ileal tfi, lied Blood and Energy to Men and IE , ! i Hoar Everywhere, The .WASHINGTON, March 2 by the lowing casualties are reportedAmerican commendJtig general of the forces: expeditionary hRLkO IS N. William g rtah. g wot VDRD, ACTION. Bscmlsate, Richards, DEORFIS I M1FTKR-JI1IK- II, Just send it ' cttt fkm- Kridly with tat?nUon of eyvlllo ward, and members of his lly are afflicted with 'the strange enllsUng. . WU. V Wc bMle'Xprn' SXS? S.2 o7hk: HTmh0emediFrthn.kmMeSISi, depart. PIKUULT REPORT. LU MlftSINti f. ACTIOS. middT. of the ntofthegeneral tohospital raaleepnthe children are lazy Some people think that yon Alaue C. laltk, M saw a, risk amp Fun. the been ordered to wife He his aqke4 why day. for Is wrong, n. Kaj. for examination an and you wonder what waii then WOtAUKU SLIGHTS T. rheuwi.emTd Th'IT tri,m the headacheebackachee, have service.. They are hTm5ivVhXdhiid7' charge you James Deford, Kendrick. Idaho, Jason jCorp! Willie Bryan Patter-eon- . matic pain, neuralgia, lack of energy Archie It. Hatherell. Salmon, Idaho, Ex-Go- v. ifniLed Tates, P. Walsh, and ambition, your extremities are eon of Floyd Johnson and Ellle LeRoy Miller. cold, nerve easily shattered, heart, Mr. and' Mrs. Henry Tates of Harper, William C, Chambers ef the tomedical ' Camp flutter, stomach falls you,no strength Edward F. Dunne of Illi- - gone Exchanges Must Is also afflicted with this strange die department has been ordered with little exertion vitality Th. young man bream, ill Preleft for Conrad has Taxes Albert no the Tobacco "pep he Pay the 19th Inst, and atnoe that time nois and,,Michael K. Ryan If you have any or all these symphi 98 per cent of the sidio at San Francisco to receive slumbered has effects toms. you need the vitalising WASHINGTON. March 29 Army-tlmbeing discharge. He wake upon up Them.' 1 To of tonio wonderful of properties Champion vh) f exch'anges must pay the special aroused, takes a 1 title nourishment three-gmi- n Cadomene Tablets. Get a post taxes on tobaccos Imposed by the 1919 and then lapses Into deep sleep Will Improve tube of jour druggist and In a few revenue bill, the Judge' advocate gen. again. So far as can be determined, 11 vanish, and should davs wmptome hut Is man no an in the young danger fra, hed jn opinion published H March 28. Paas-- g V. V,''HlN'"'r' W1H be wcU worih More than $80,000 is to be expended shows signs of Improvement. , day. Officers In charge of these de-- 4 nd wrengllh hwaltH, in improving' the surgical and laboraare warned that they must port, were m anted by the state changes tory equipment alone ot the Holy partment imU to Frank P. Walsh, day you .LU.1'J ot Cadomene Tablets render accounting for the good, which Influenza Death-Sin- ce Croee hospital, and th west wing Is former joit t chairman of the war la Sold by all druggists In sealed tubes, were on their floor when the tax to be extended, to include several new went Into effect Recurrence Recent former Edward F. Dunne, for full with directions tor board. operating rooms, a solariuth, or sun Advertisement, ovr nor if Illinois, and .Michael K parlor, recuperating rooms and y The 28. March BRIGHAM CITT, Strike It, RAit physical, pathological and chemical former Pennsylvania public Railway Infirst fatality resulting from th An Ice laboratorie and reMichaelJ. Ryan, one time fluenza fl&reback tn Brigham City, frigerating plant . is making .5; .erne commissi oner, aho are going board. also to be Vienna was service commisAffecting public Pennsylvania Davis Mrs. of Ada claims death the at to Irelands Pari present iq sioner, and Edward F. Dunne, foymer wife of Ora Shed led the peace conference aa spokesmen of governor of Illinois, a members of a March 29 The last evening. Mrs.Bywater. 'COPENHAGEN, , DELINQUENT NOTICE, Bywater was the held last convention to, urge upon the peace conthe mission, lfth on extended raqe Mr. was In of Mrs. William and Austria strike g.' daughter foe Ireland, ference Sm month at Philadelphia. , where sh was born EMERALD MINING CO MB A NT. 21 Davis of was announced here today by the com- Friday to the Northern railway and April 19. Perry, First South street. Salt Lake City, She leaves a hus1892. In submitting their request for pass-- f Vibetween aa the traffic Irish 125 a of authorized by consequence mittee band and two children, besides her Utah. are There the upon delinquent PorU Mr. Walsh and Mr. Ryan, race convention In Philadelphia last enna and the outside world Is almoet parents and a number of brothers and lowing described stock, on accountfol-of to Vienna slater month tol present the conventions at a standstill, according erptlng the etunmrtiee, staled that the resolution assessment levied on the 5th of and Wilson to President advice received here It Is said that Mrs. Melena Zundel Miller died November. A. D 1918, the day several purpose of their mission was to ob- - j tins coiurrftfjf of Mnoclatea powers. If the holding no of food trains conof In home set " amounts Willard at her names the of the opposite selected Wednesday the by if tain for the delegates delegates have applied to the state tinues today, the bread ration swill be old. age. For SO years Mr Miller respective shareholders as follows: It people of Ireland a hearing a the department, for passports. reduced by No. of Cert. Amt. everywhere next was an Invalid and during the last beforei Nam No received Jr peace conference and to place here state three years she was forced to nit In a The contention directed that the week. Report 3. not be If Malone ..1599 on j Former headed the that hearing state railroads chair night and day. She was born M. E. committee ef 25, by the conference. that employees FT Malone 1148 given, the case of Ireland, her Insist- - justice Johi W. Goff of New York, have also struck, but add that ne- In Pennsylvania, Nov. 1, 1828. , 8he J. F. Malone j with repre gotiations between Jhe government leaves one son. J, A. Brim hall, who Albert A. Reid......1591 cnee upon her right to proceed In 1470 atlon, and to International recognition sentatlves of l the Irish nation already, and the railroad men's union con- - resides at Willard. And in accordance with law and or, of form of government p pointed" to Jay the Irish cause bee tlnue Feed store has acquired der of the Board of Directors made cm The Cash established by her people." fore the peace conference. pomession of the N. C. Mortensen A the 6th day of November, A. D . 1918. f ,J No statement was issued at the state Sons business property m Booth Main so many- shares ot each parcel of Gen. Farnsworth , t J department in connection with the stock as may be necessary will be Maj. street. at the office of the company. News' of Volunteers granting of the passports and officials N. J. Valentine has accepted a po- sold 21 east First South street. Salt Lake inforBowie matter discuss the declined to Assigned to sition with the Brigham City Fruit City, Utah, on the 24th Coblenz Announced day of March, that passports mally .beyond saying Growers association, as assistant to 1919, at the hour of 2 o'clock p m., to 29. Maj. Manager Geo. W. Watkins. i, ' had been granted. March WASHINGTON, assessments pay delinquent thereon, mis-I Mr. Walsh, who will, head the fU cost Mr of A message to Mr. and George together with thesal day, March 28. (By Gen. Charles 8. FamsWdrth who resion, which expects to sail April 2 on ' advertising of R. Freemarf this morning announced Press ) The - an cently arrived In , the United States the from New The Aceoelat the jteamar J. E. OGLESBT, D. A. at Russell. Fort death Wyo., Issued the following statement: nouncement by Jhe war department of from France, has been assigned "to of ' Ij Tork, their son. Private Bert Freeman, of Emerald Mining Company,Secretary. 21 east "The committee la going to France a. command Camp Bowie, Texas, the war First South street. Salt Lake City, as American citlxens, holding no al- - Its Intention to bend from the United GeneQl announced retoday. In department Utah. use enlisted for volunteers to States or any spiritual, leglance, actual Farnsworth was in command of the t other nation on earth, but Imbued placing membefs of the permanent J7m Giovanni Lavagnino Notice Is hereby given that at a the necessity of extending the to of meeting of the board ot directors to Ire--, army of occup iion" who desire 'M principles of Isfree government Dies in the Emerald Mining Oo, held on the a typical small nation leave the servieje reached third army RITCHIE PRAISES (f land, which 20th day of March, 1919, that the time the world, being deprived ot the headquarters today. The announcedate at which sale of so many Word was wired to this city Fridxy and ,1 right to determine for Itself the form of each parcel of stock above GOLF AS EXERCISE evening, from Pasadena, Cal., of the shares madeby the department to r I of government under which It shall ment was and described as may mentioned the unrest army five death after lltnes among regular allay there, days' i be necessary on account of assessment f exist, of Giovanni Lavagnino, aged 88 year being 8AN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 29 thereon was extended f - "Naturally, men anL,women of Irish divisions which are due for replace- and which contain a large per- Devotees of the more strenuous sports an Italian mining engineer well known to thedelinquent 7tb day of April. 1919. at the I blood and ancestry everywhere have a ments as 2 football who and have of who in volunteered Colooclock hour of boxing Nevada. p.m at the office of forisuch and Utah men' California, centage deep and sentimental attachment to the in rado. The deceased was a graduate th company 21 east First South street. duration oftthe war, and among 'more or less held the game oftogolf tbs land which gave birth to their learn may J. E. OGLESBT, surprised who are eager to!conlemPl Italian and German nniversltie race, and at this crucial moment of national guardsmen winle Ktchie. the former light- - of I that Secretary. and of several )n possible. manager subsequently ot moat new world concepts desire to render return home vetrht champion gives t all of the assistance In their A plan Also la being worked out forj the credit for his bojw. victory over Cham-th- e Italian mining properties TO LENT OF INTENTION NOTICE power to Mr. lavagnino came to this country Benny Leonard recently, to bis SIDEWALK TAXES. segregation into the regular armyipion the representatives of the people of on work links. 40 the and in first located ago. of of of. divisions years the j army occupation Ireland delegated to attend the peace Ritchie ftys that the brfk occupa- Montana, where he engaged in his officers! and such other NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT ; conference. in The committed expects regular, tion of after a ball over hill in the City Council of ths City of FarmFrance until Irelands! fleers as desire o remain In the reg-- ; and dalefollowing remain ia excellent for the wind and profession, coming to Salt lake 1882. was He ington, In Davis Cobnty, Utah, Intends manager of the French to case is folly determined by the confer- - ular army service. The department. body muscles and the strokes require levy special taxes for the purpose by this mean contemplates relieving the accuracy ot eye which is neces- mining company Which bought the old of constructing sidewalks for the measuring of distance in Telegraph mine and smelter at Bing- within the saidpaved cement as soon as feasible those reserve and sary Farmington. It is his opinion that less ham, from the Holden Interest and The boundaries ofCitythe ofDistrict ring. to be NEW TORK. March 28. Appointnational guard Officers who desire to the road work and more golf would be was also manager of other ment of Frank P. Walsh, former Joint return to the United States for properties affected and benefltted by such imthe trainwho in better for is pugilist He retired there. from active busi- provements and sidewalks are dechairman of the national war labor nesa or other reason ing for a bout. ness several years ago to care for scribed as follow First East to Second East oa South his Interests in Utah, Colorado and to Fifth side of State; Second We California. - He was a member of th West on North Hide of State; West side UiJIliUllllll American Institute of Mining .Engi- of First Weet from State to First neers, and th Alta elnb. North; North sido of First North from Mr. Lavagnino married a Salt Lake First West to Second East; North side school teacher. Miss Hansen, who sur- of Second North from Main to Second vives him, with a daughter, Louisa, Eaet; North side of Third North from North sido of and three son Franci Gerald and Main to 8econd East, North from Main to4 Lagoon; Lars. Of late years .the family hays Third from Mala West First to Third side ef resided in Pasadena. North: East side of Main from Third to Fifth North; west eld of Second East from First North to Second North; West side of First East from Expenses First South to Fifth North; South side of Fourth North from Main to First Are Going North from East; North side ef Fifth to First East; In the City of Dr. C. B. Moullnler, president ot Main Davi of State Farmington, County the Catholic Hospital association be- of Utah. 8aid sidewalks are to bo flv feet fore leaving with Dr. John G. Bowman for the coast said that the mid la width, and to b constructed of estimated cent of eueh die classes are not able to get ade- cement. Tbo la ninety-eigcents per Improvements quate hospital treatment because of lineal foot for Said Mdewalk the expense for such treatment. He Said City Council has designated pointed out how only the very rich 7 10 o'clock P. M., on Wednesday, the and th very poor have proper at- 21rd day of April, A. L. 1919, at the tention when ill the former because Council Chamber In the City Hall, in City of Farmington, Davis Counthey can afford to pay for the best of said has ty, Utah, as the time and place when Exjierience care, the latter because they are the council will consider the said protreated at th public arpens He levy of taxes, at which time all sugar beet culture stated that ths coat of medical at- posed lu Interest, and the owners of tention is fast rising above what the parties street frontage abutting on said streets and always go hand in general public can afford to pay and and sidewalks, may appear and be hand. Especially been that the medical science Is making heard before said City Council, and any party dealring to to do may at any such rapid strides that hospitals are time, before ald hearing file with the noticeable, during the present high prices of sugar and under an enormous expense to keep City Recorder of said City, written obup with constant additions JO their jections to such improvement indefinite period. prices' will undoubtedly c aptinue equipment. lie pointed out how the By order of the resolution ! tbs . . coet of educating medical students City Council duly passed andof apo emp raided in Ufcah brings alone was such that medical colleges proved oa Wednesday, ths 19th day of and less had te have endowments to defray ex- March, A. D. 1919. acre for acre, than does J. H. WOOD. penses of tutelage. Hospital fees alsugar beet. Mayor of the Pity of Farmington. ready too high he predicted will soar E F. Clark. City Recorder Attest: higher and the public wUI have to for said City of Farmington. 'Before the heed goes' into ground, the crop is sold. help bear this expense. The one so- Plaintiff, postoffics address 804-- 8 lution ot the difficulty he pointed out building, Balt Lake City, Utah. no price fluctuation in a market, no no was the endowment of local hospit- NOTICE SPECIAL MEETING OF als citizens co.spoiling of the crop in and sugar by .wealthy and the singularSTOCK! OV.DEH OP UTAH of societies and organizaoperation HOWE from INSURANCE COH- or lUbects. blight, deiittijctive ly tions In helping defray expenses of PANT. new equipment and machinery. i NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT, .sune time, llul ar,e sure. Sugar profits a special meeting of the stockholders of Utah Home Fire Insurance Coma staph- - commodity, is a necessity. Experience Committee Speakers pany, a Utah corporation, will be held Its offic No. 22 Booth Main Street, so ton g as the supply is available, the consumption will steador Peace Celebration at Salt Lake (Sty. Utah, on the 22nd In order that the big-- demand for of April, A D. 1919, at 4 o'clock pday m and ooiwiti ntly for the purpose of voting on the quesspeakers on peace questions may be tion ft . of Articles the ot Incoramending filled, the Utah branch of the League the by increasing On the of 12 toils jp the acres a most conservative figure to Enforce Peace has decided to en- poration stock of said corporation from capital 1300,-00- 0 its committee on Information 00 to 1400,000 00. and also by Inlarge for such a splendid beeMsyction the of Gunnison Valley and speaker While county chairman creasing the , number of. directors of the league will be expected wher- thereof from thirteen to seventeen, and will receive a $120, for each acre planted. This isia total ever poesible to secure speakers for for transacting any further business wleh may be presented in connection 12U.OOO. thfe various towns in their district The' vill probable go much higher approximately . . in some instances this may po found therewith DeUed: Salt Lake City, Utah, March this. impossible. So a state committee of 100 persons will be GEO. J. CANNON, ready to speak themselves organized before pnhlic ( oiitraets arming from three to five Secretary Date of years for approximately 3500 first publication March . 28th. gatherings 1919. , On '., alie.idv hav Peace It speakers. will acres, take Day bepnl signed. With el imate and soil , some 50 or more speakers for Salt -AN ORDINANCE. To Lake City alone when a talk on presadapted of growing with large lands ent world conditions will the given An Ordinance and its splendid Hamilton vacating facilities, Gunnison - is an A from 'local pulpit e deStreet from the jpest-sldof Fourth mands are coming in from ideal -- .Weet Street weat to tbs east side of. towns prsferrlng tome one from the Fifth West Street and Jefferson Street capital city to address gatherings A ?ra a.point (8 feet south of the south side of Hamilton Street to a' point Because the rather than townspeopl mf he plant, .the com 211 4 feet north of the north side of The hollowing prominent citizens said , sueu-vs Hamilton Street In LakeviewuBab-dlvisio- n. is doubjv panv have been invited to Join the comtime is nearly here and Salt Lake Clt. mittee of speakers: o ( i y da the total Be It ordained by th Board of Comhs acrcagd being increased. Governor Simon Bamberger, the missioners of Salt Lake City, Utah: Rev. P. A. Simpkin, the Rev. J. H. N. Section 1. That Hamilton Street from! the weet side of Fourth Weet William Lyman 8. Smith, James L. west For corr.plije information to the eas side of Fifth Street Weet Barker, Frank B. Stephen regarding this com, A. H. ! Street and Street from a Harvey, Judge P. C. Evan Gen. R. point 98 feet'Jefferson pany s sucajs.sfil outlook, call, phone or write. south of the south a da W. Toung, J. C. Weetee, Prof. F. J. of Ham'lton Street to s point 208.1 Pack, Earl J. Glad Judge A. X feet north of thj north tide of sx.d Webber, Arthur Welling, C. C. Rich- Hamilton Street in Lakevtew Subdivl-slo- e. Salt Lake Cr.v, be and each ot ards, Adam Bennion, R. W. Toung Jr, C. A. White. Oscar Van Cott, Prof, c! l.ha A"JL5S D. Steiner, William M. Knerr and L aerlbed. at pobPcL street E. Brockbank. i I Tbs ordinance shall take Office, 420 Boston-B- ui , effect 11 days after ill paasag Salt Lake City. Passed by the Board of Commleslon- hone Wasatch 1803. University Girls 2th,X91AU L'k City C,ah March ud' frank , !a M4f SKI Repaired," Cleaned of Rebuilt Like New. Youll save money and at the same time aid Uncle Sam f EXPERT 1 . First . 4 . tf I 1 J ; j X-ra- at if I 1 al - car best lf 71 ' Basement Continental Bank. repairing, and retreading has proven to be cor beat ad its ths way we do it a tire fixed here is fixed right Tires bought, sold and exchanged. L. CL MOORE CO. 443 So. Main St. Phone Wa 1662 MOTORS Wu. cleaned, repaired and remodeled Into latest styles; like new - special attention given work. MEHESYS Rialto TTieatre Bldg. out-of-to- 274 So., Main St. for an greater returns tne the tjutneantime, asportation fiee 11 is that ily At tlut New-hou- bets are par F Inter-Mounta- '' 1 le bed its tracts traniporiaiou heatiorrfnr thu farmed A naturally ' . irrigated galley S anV-cdnst- W joint ovners asnied. Planting Gunnisori Valley Sugar Co. ' ' . - The Overseas Cheer club, and state university girl- gave a dance Friday J Uternoon, m Rd cross recreation t. 1 - 4 . . v ' y.. PITlNo. 8, Walker! and dolls in Utah. KLEINS BAZJUt 68 Pan tags East Broadway. Bldg. Wa 5424 FURNITURE REPAIRED and recaned by expert They will look Juat like new. Our auto calls and delivers 'anywhere. THE WHXLAMS SIIOP F. William Prop. N. Street. Phone Wa 2856 reflnhrhed, 186 dropheads, up. Washing machines 315 up. Walker Electric Supply GO. 158 fk. $8 ut 15th Itll pay in ihe KtlS. 351. Salt Lake City GUNS, LOCKS. ETC. like new. a A. FOWLER KEY, GUN, BICYCLE & NOVELTY WORKS. 112 XV. 2nd So. Wa 4988 TRUNKS. SUIT CASES latraveling bag and dles' hand bags kinds. baggage of all rebuilt r pained and stock like new. Best of new trunks in city Street at State price JONES BROS. TRUNK FACTORY 251 So. State. PTtone Ws 7729 MENS & WOMENS HATS hats oi all kind Cleaned and reblocked like new by expert We use no acid shoes dyed My color on short notie 107 SO. MAIN ST. Next Door to Owl Drue Co. Bring your old electric irons and other heating appliances to u We shall be glad to repair them with no W do not charge other than the cost of material , repair motors or motor appliance Utah Power. & Light Company EEEICTEXT PUBLIC SERVICE. 00, yearns Bldg. Wa TALKING MACHINES GILL PISTON of all kind and make cleaned and repaired by a factory expert. Machines and records bought, sold and exchanged. -FISHER'S MUSIC STORE 141 E. Broadway, ( Phone Wa 5871. one-pie- h too delicate lor our expert cleaners and your coat, suit, lrc or gown will be returned Just new when we promise It. 0 SO. 4th EAST. rHONE HYLAND 1110. , - dyers 3C7wdC7tii 677-67- 9 BEST PLUMBING in Salt Lake City and our price is fair and honest for dependable , Plumbing and beating. Get our estimate Pafr work a specialty. 40. salt lake plumbing a HEATING 4Xk ; - -- METAL WORKS. 4155. Phone Wa ,vW. MONT FERRT, W. a. Published March ,27. rfor leath Recrdr Fix-I- C.lt7 1918. t Shops Appear Wednesdays & Saturdays 1 t i of T DONT FREEZE Install the best Home Comfort Furnace. Ex. pert repairs and every thing done - ia sheet metal work. NEWMAN SHEET , E. 4th leak-pro- ce Gents Suits French Cleaned Like RINGS The perfect ring with double. interlocking joint. Send for price list. . GILL PISTON RING CO. 25 East 4th So. No garment L. rt used Electric Company Send Tonr Broken Dolls 'herebV;? Give' Dance For Soldiers 1 in TO THE DOLL HOSPITAL, largest stock of doll heads fanners ligure machine A 1 makes repaired, new and slightly Fourth South St. Phone Wa 817 So. Main SC Opp. bais than E- - JustMike your old one No matter, where you got them, on short notice. Best method for examining and the eyes in the city, give ns afitting triaL J. P. OBRIEN, Optician. I of SEWING AND WASHING BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED incipa. return of An cleaned, repaired and altered br an expert Corse at reasonable , price. 1 also make tbe best tailored corset on the market to your measure to fit any figure known aa ths good health corset. Anna Dworack Corset Shop 384 Brook Arcade Bldg of each month by our battery expert long run. 42 manufacturers has provtd Iwl Walkers Wa 4788. IK) NT STARVE YOUR BATTERY! You cant ten by the look of it when its run time will telk Have it tested on the let and se hunting 4QH dow-b- risk, Theres newer.. 17 So. Main St. Op posit ht has this present lua). BEST WATCH REPAIRING in Salt Lake City, your old style Jewelry remodeled Into the latest noveltiea Honest work, at honest price is our head salesman. J. FRESHMAN, THE JEWELER. Hospital jll cl be worn at once, no Oder, get It from your dealer or direct .Thatcher Glve CORSETS tq-w- iti Utahs WHk l.v. 1246. URS of-,j- to taught Olo vS will not injurecolon, the finest material, cm Repaired and rewound by factory expert We buy sell and exchange motors of all at Wo I farmers that prosperity tour Bheea Cleaner. Cleans afl Fhatehe The Deseret News will bind your old books and make ee. THOMAS ELECT them as good as new. Call or REP. CO. phone us for prices. .. 244 So. State. J j I YES. PROVO 62 WEST CENTER STREEP. OUR VULCANIZING Ctren California Higher COLD? Send Your Shoes by Parcel Font EAST BROADWAY, WAS. 4.56 . 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH, WAS..35S3. influena-pneumoni- i 184 W. ItnPv Monarch Shoe Repairing Co., Inc sea t Prvr SHOP, JIMS WE CURE THE SHOES. at ' to PEN IN THE WORLD E. Broadway. Salt lake. THIN SOLES! r 1 paint. d her is painted right. Our work is bringing ua new work ail the time and w save you money too. Get our figures and ace out work. MAKES - .. eeived. THE METAL WELDING CO. Phone Wu. 4678 2SS Edison Street. VIOLINS MANDOLIN'S YES. WE REMODEL Guitars and all string must-cladle suits and coats Just llks new suits Instruments repaired and into the latest style Bill th rebuilt by one of the moat w tailor to your order are the talk woolth select You town. m authorities competent ef th Utah. . en and we wtu tailor it to fit you I JORGENSEN BROS. VIOLIN a if it were moulded for you. I SHOP BARBELS 313 Security & Trout Bid 1810 W 120 Rest Broadway. RFST Airyvi PAINTING tn Sail OIL-HELI Lake aty D I. at any CURES SICK price. A PENS n- 1 Dog-ripdo- Auto Radiator Auto Fender Auto Engines and Auto Part Welded better than new. Carbon Removed While Yon Wait, XO jotlof town jwork returned same day j one-ha- WELDING broken Machinery s of Every Hospital. nt In ' his fight for conservation. - l'vbun - wAND HAVE IT ; . . Port fe of these |