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AZ- T'X ''X iZ Z ' x ' ' - XXXvXX': cx XU xxx y 7 ) x ' '"x'U ’ '-''XU zx- our started SALE help us 'S I W is happier CLEAN-UP INAL since whom ' ' made homes Many why — let not ? yours i I I nr I W'l I ' f ' z ' -z I Unexampled Bargains-Prices Still Reduced urther on I z ' ' Zj j'Z ' Pianos Players and for Today Saturday and confidence - '1 Mi ' j X- t' “We I ' ment Indians “These to abide i These specials are taken from big our stock CABLE-NELSONS and say they are willing by a verdict of a fair trial have pledged myself to them that they will get fair trial in Salt Lake and look to the citizens'of this community to help carrying out that me in of I LAKESIDES from to one-third a I promise” General Scott was loudly applauded finished his talk Gage related several anecdotes in his life and the lives of others and then his recounted experiences with Cleveland shortly after the Grover election of William McKinley to the when J Big v At top Hat the frontier trading post Polk and his representatives where Gen H L Scott Below Indian Agent L D Mexican parleyedwith Chief Creel Indian messenger between General Scott and the and Old Polk presidency Praises Brigham Young or “I was here in 1S74” said Mr Gage “and at that time had the honor and pleasure of meeting Brigham Young was impressed with his and He laid the power for foundations great state and here great city of which you all should be proud are many problems to solve there and the greatest must be problems solved by the business of this men all feel the about country We same certain things but have faith in the remark that GroverCleveland once made to me 'the democraticinstitutions as they exist in the Americangovernment it the best and most enduring make of all governments have faith in the sober second of the thought American people’ The business men should get together to for the care business interests of the country “I want to say to you that this country will survive warlike when the thrones of Europe have crumbled in the dust” TV Ray United States district attorney for UtaJx short ad-1 made a dress in General which he Gage complimented! Scott and Mr He referred to the of the club the members as the citizenship” of Salt Lake “creamof present at the speakers’ table Those were General Scott Spry Governor Gage O Relf Glen Lyman George Miller Col R E L Michie W W Ray Maj Willis Uline Capt H Harker Lieut W R D Bell Wallace Lieut N H Cap a (jutiierie u S C incut Capt N Coffey Dr Charles Eber Al onzo Creel Dr H L Littell Maj D H G Lieut Col E G Williams Jr Woolev Lieut Col S A Whitney Col ‘E Col H E Wright Col H M H BoothCol Lund Col R T Lawrence Greene Col C ABadger Quigley and Adjt Gen E A Wedgwood- Bargains Today I I a PNEUMONIA Illness 'O x else $800 Kimball $485 $12 S perfected ' ' We Call Slightly It Used — A Snap! I J S WALSH J excelled I J New a I a I Iwas Kimball Upright $248 I I J I J- $6 -at Absolutely Brand Kew I -J- iiiijWfiiTirii tftl Pat-terson I information tft n i rK-Z Py-per GREAT ‘Six WE ARE HERE TO TELL it? Do way to YOU Oosfs ta Io OUR SAETY— or beautifullyillustrated SLOGAN G® literature Right IS CL 410 rate and accurate information of McAUL Walker Bank Building Salt SOUTHERN ACS Lake plain $365 May! Do You Want? $175 cases $ case BERKHOEL mahogany NEWTON mahogany and PACKARD GRAND case oak cases GRAND APOLLO PLAYER KIMBALL PLAYER NEWTON' PLAYER ESTEY PLAYER Two $ $495 HARMONIST Special 1 Rolls 198 $220 $239 $240 $52© $390 $590 $425 $348 STARR U 24 Bench A Scarf V 24 City rC and High of U Six’ $9 Rolls Schools Tinder Plan $285 Be to Late 88-Note $9 New Used Only PLAY ER a J p Ik This Mail Style 24 Information Blank Rolls — Slightly $9 1 Used Only Monthly Slightly Used A — Snap! These your visit to our store until it is too late A proposition such cannot possibly last but a few days longer as we offer pianolcss homes now deserves your earnest and immediate Decide now call in today Never mind whether consideration — you think you can buy or not determined to dispose of these — we are and will waste no time arguing about the terms of payment can'arrange these yourself Do Monthly a Short Time Scarf and Bench Bargai Monthly Player Kimball-Made SCHOOL of the university training to become effective at the of the fall term A junior school will be forxned consisting Of the seventh eighth and ninth grades and will the top floor of the occupy Tiio present secondary normal building training school will be changed senior high school and its to a work will be known as the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades These changes will necessitate alteration the of courses of study from the kindergartenup through the senior year of the secondarytraining school The change wjll be effected as result of the ’widespread satisfaction a among educators with the junior and senior high school plan The change will mean that the work of the secondary school will be extended from four to high SERVICE— SCENERY inquire District Passenger Agent to TRAINING Joseph E McKnight professor of elementaryeducation and director of the training school of the University of Utah has planneda general reconstruction school Questions cheerfully answered It everywhere in mahoganycase Scarf ' Vandeventer Junior and Senior Maintainedat U you want to know what to see and how to see you want to know the cheapest best and quickest take in the various points of interest? you $335 J EXPOSITIONS Do $295 - CHANGE TWO fATSwi IlBT hfles Tyng Mathonihah Thomas LIf C G Van T oorhis E A Whitney O P Widt-s°ePWertheimer W R Wallace Dr J’tney A C H o’ Wherry B Whitney H B J Windsor r Walker Charles Walker A M Wrench and Levi Edgar Young cost for One Bench DZCerr’ TRIPW WITIM oak AUTOPIANO ¥OUH Which mahogany CABLE-NELSON NEW 11 S Bargains! KIMBALLS NEW NEW Monthly Mc-£-ajZn- I that Payment irst LESSING NEW Jo-seph I $198 and $235 players — $750 and $850 — now go Your Irresistible NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW ‘iiT'5' J ED etc Make BBS S intense $167 $650 Monthly s a $440 Grand supposedly $135 $500 for now go J 'w reduction a opportunity But few people know that “Big” Ed Walsh king of “spitball” pitchers for ten years the mainstayof the Chicago White Sox came neat havinghis career star twirler ended by pneumonia as California for the upon his arrival in 1915 training trip Walsh one of the sS greatest pitchers in the game who JKS8S5SK A the “spitball” to such a degree the world’s that he won championship In 1906 with the Chicago team known then as the "hitless wonder" says he arrived in Paso Robles on ebruary 21 in condition He had bad a precarious cough sore throat and his lungs were so congeste'd that to cough caused him suffering Club Members Present “Pneumonia” a doctor said Others present at the dinner were C Walsh declares that his escape AV Adams W Adams from a siege of sickness was due to his W Armstrong Alder George D Barrette of Akoz W use the California promptmedical Wonderful W Browning Bascom mineral supply of a Henry HL NBeach D G Bolton O C Beebe O Bradlev which is carried bV William Buckner ByrneC George John Christy E Carter E L trainer of the White Sox for use on W Carpenter James W Collins C C members of the team John Cain L T Campbell Cannon Walsh was born in BridgeportConn John C D Clark A H Cowie N W and joined the Sox in 1906 Since then Clayton Critchlow A II DeNike he has hung up records that even feeling in W Doscher John Dern S D midseasonform H rank Evans gone and L C A Mathewson and Johnson have not Evans EJamesorrester ranken Mont Though the weatherhas been bad since aus George W Hundreds of thousands of fans we came to the coast have not even erry P C E have great hopes for him this Gardner Groesbeck season had a cold since using Akoz P H ZP H Goggin Gallagher C He says of his case: “I am now taking the Akoz internal Goodrich George J Gibson L Han-chett “The day our team arrived at Paso treatment for tonic and K B using the Hardy C Moroni RHeiner had cold sore throat A J Robles had Akoz plasters on my sore shoulder B Hawley Hampton Hosmer RHiles E and congested lungs O L H was alarmed am also going to start my wife using Harding Howard Ogden J T Harris S R Inch C and consulted a doctor He said Akoz and W you can belieye me am E C in for a siege of Johnson Jennings Jensen pneumonia never going to be without your mineral Jank Judge David Keith could see my finish However Buckner King Paul remedy inYou giving can go just as strong as E Keyser E O LeeWesley our trainer said he had some Akoz you like my of Lippman C indorsement Judge Loofbourow Compound and suggested putting it on Akoz” Judge T D J C H R Lynch by chest and t’— As had Macmillan R Lewis A A N seen effective in thousands McBroom Akozof has proven BE Its effectiveness deronstratedon members McCornick B cases of Marcv rheumatism stomach YV Mendenhall R Morris of the team readily consented p L C Milliver kidney and bladder trouble JNeville rank K That night went to bed pretty well Nebeker Nibley catarrh ulcers piles skin diseases and COlsonW Dr A W Pugh NeedhamH'C L plastered up with Akoz Imagine my other ailments or sale at alLSchramm-Johnson N W Pearsall James joy next morning when arose and drug stores and by all other C R Pv W Putnam A D Pierson E B foundmy cough sore throat congestionleading druggists Ask for further Palmer W T C Park and all other regarding this GeorgeO Rieger L symptoms of pneumonia advertisementRaines W S Romney C L Rood' C Richmond Judge M L Ritchie Benjamin L Rich O P Soule W H Shearman R Ben U Siege! W Salisbury W T Storey Jr Harry W Sturges R Harold Smoot Charles B Stewart M B Sowles K A Schied GeorgeH Smith C sUNSET Schramm H O Sanford B? Swan I06CCN &SHASUJ L er Ashbv Snow gw at prices fictitioussale W a regular WHITNEYS players this sale raii"N I “Spitball” Hurlers Says Prompt Use of Akoz Saved Him rom Long of the one-half and offers and to distinguish it from the prearranged where instruments of unknown make are offered at low prices Here you have a chance to select from about fifty all different makes well known highgrade instruments New uprights I King uprights APOLLOS inquiries a ESCAPES NARROWLY both CLOSING are u)e offered per-sonalitiy WH remember This INAL CLEAN-UP SALE of discontinued makes of Pianos and Players started last Monday and we have had four big busy days Today and tomorrow will be still bigger days as we have still further reduced the prices Extraordinary bargains will be special features for these two days and judging from the sales already made the week’s business will in total number of pianos sold be a record-breaker Not only are people in this city taking advantage of the big savings now but from all parts of this state and eastern Idaho we have and phone calls and from out of town points made a great many sales Piano buyers have been quick to recognize the money-saving Ihree he Lyman but OUT our entire stock of KIMBALLS SOHMERS NEWTONS LESSINGS ESTEYS HARDMANS ELLWOODS not put off bargains "instruments Io Us you beginning ialt Lake City Consolidated MusicCo Gentlemen — Please send me without obligation cataloguesand full information regardingthe Pianos (Players) out in you are closing your INAL CLEAN-UP SALE Phone Was and 965 Our Auto Will Call for You Name Address "J I prefer make a ISxxfl STEINWAY WEBE1 "a" Zap? 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