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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN 2 PUZZLES STILL DIFFICULT ANSWERS TO LOUISIANA TOWNS | to solve the Louisi-; Dale Armstrong, 7 by doubly using Bau comie sec and fgure this time. ). Look over ¢ above list Third out where von were Wrongs | west Then try again 1, West, Fifth Su ONLY Week's puzzle and Following gave four oro those more correct answers. who will receive be f puzzles to correct solution: aé t Esther city; : ee ee Oliv pe _ aero eae uelson, R. F D. Daievonaerlde ount/ Haxel Pleasant, Utat Pleasant, Utah: 762 East Fourth No. 3, Murray, ; Barratt ee Utah; city: McDibakd, 386 Big Store to -prompt Dispensary, When 112-114 2 should South Mais ect. ee AS -- z a Navajo atreet,| can sicohol. De, GS Paul was George Itah; Edn Browr n, Helper ARE ARRANGED FOR A | Utah; Seott AnderROn 824 Fx th ave| nue clty Orellla Brooks, 78 Q street SERIES OF RECITALS ee Dalby Anderson, 824 Fourth ave-} 25 eae fe | nue, city; Clark Amens, East Ely vev.; | During the week the following re| J Hardy 665 ist Seventh Sout! eltal program will be given at the tab-| city; Rowena ack. corner Pine/|ernacle by Organist J. J. MeClelan: Foster, Mathews, 124 105 West | wy. Andrew Smith, Dri aper Jtah;|in time to save her life Reaciiin Thompson 14 South Twelfth | Friends of the young. woman. say East, city; Elvin Gile ae Lehi, Utah; 1e is madly in love vith a man Miss L. Young, Helper, Utah; Jane Ashmead MSE During pertods of conton, 8038 West First South, city; Clyd@!| sciousness in her room she called reSteele Americ an Fork, Utah; Louise | peatedly oO m Rose could not be Clark, Grantsville, Utah Ra 10nd | found Saturday night by the police. Freckleton, 10 South Second east, | his Is the second attempt at suicide Prove ah; Hazel Re 2 Hawkes | the young woman has made during zue court, city; Ernest Weltz 667 East | past week She {s also said to hav Second South street, cit eae Johin-\attacked the proprietor of the rooming | son, 743 Andon avenue Beno house where she lived with a fe Sea 158 South Secand ee ane ee eee Sh eee A es vo, 1 rare Merelda Berger a eet, | R.'1011 FD, No, 7, Utah: ety Carivie awards, | EXCELLENT Thira avenue Ivie Smith, §& First ‘North, city; |street and Ashton avenue. ' | July c. entire trunk of the closing See the display Old Me slody line of windows YOUR suiteases, now may for not for particulars and clothes suiteases impress well, CASES. valises, bags, ete. You the same price it right now; then take articles when you may need need these have trunks Good TRAVELING trunks, You your apparel. or suitcase sale and of quality WITH article. out and you would prices. Regular Price $8.00-Slightly Smoked 12. | ranist J. J. MeClella at | og lection from pone ngtin ;2-a. Minuet a l'Antig | b, Communion = : our a high-grade PROGRAMS: Mondny, AS THING out and as your we saring Our Big Go-Cart Special called| | T. SAME closing purehase them. Wee w ) Foster, P. Box} 1264, city; W Foster, P. O. Box} 254, city;. Anna R, Adams, care A. L. homas, Postoffice; Jennie Taylor, 721 East Third South, city; RB = King, No & Vissing court, city; pre ae Hyde, 991/ South Ninth Bast, cit Norma Hyde, 991 South Ninth East, eit Sadie/ line. are the appearance as important THE advantage Chesley Seeley, Mount) Charles ‘%Z. Forscutt, South. oe J. Chabot, 465 Sixth avenue Vater-) loo; ae k Thomas, P. O, Box 1862 city; Ral Lewis, 21 fast First South, eee: ton Puegeot, 216 Judge building, eclty; Evelyn. Porges, 314 Seventh East) Street, city Charles F, Londoner, 314) tenes 1 Seventh East, elty itherine Ad cor Second and , streets, et. Katherine Adams 3 penue and B.. street Sve- | ! travel have to pay for an ordinary val te F a | Failure to Win Love of Man cee | Rose Assigned as Renson for AttemptT at Sulelide, | ‘ pete Lela Cruze, a Mexican manieurist Bahia Geeaey at local. Db r shoy ittempted to commit sat ide Sat|urday Second. night at South 10 o'clock, 129 liwveat: Treee atby No. Mite | wood IT'S We MANICURIST you be just AND Str Saunders,| TAKES WOOD Pie) ALCHOHOL South Fr nk | } rire a aries Bast Third South, city; "McDonald, 260 Fit avenue; 675 Bighth yvenson, dia Ni ast 146 | city; Alice ewton 16 Wall avenue city; c L.| 112 DP wenty-seci ond Ogden Utah; ee Sam prizes and the nuim-| , which each gave the) 47) Phvylls 7ve , Myrtle BSE. Bo rscutt, 762 Eas lourth | stre Seti city Seri Tanner, Ceaneen Social inhi ve . Whitmore, 12 strect. | Carey ah, Gene € 6. street, given .The Pure Drug Pa7 nus! ‘MEXICAN North} Giadys The the er Ue: Iiriam Ruben ‘Martin,ECAEOS 443. heer eNr ee city: city; Fergus Fe ity; 1909. Violette care orders venue, Lake,Eily‘Utah;MeKeyLeon 11, 60c A BOTTLE Exceptional prescription Barrows city; South reet, Silver JULY flowers. Stella Cowan, 641 "South Third West,| oi Rortha Miller, 1505 uth Secon id poet "city; maith Standrod, 455 North| Brageureté dito at one Tat last {20 izes to those whe guessed 4 as SUNDAY, refreshing Chloris de Toilette-from ete fe pues the comic section} city: Robert llen a nee > ‘ c Palm f avenu ane ; ar last Sunday's Republican, with the} city; Emma Littie, ie ee are iat sual result The puzzles, of course, | P: int company gden in 164 usu be Im-|St. George Uta Leuis Hodges, are difficult, but i not to ee : ara Be ity: ‘Viola Service, 431 | ossible to solve them, and as a i ueé cf y: Br ay Pane closer application upon a Elghth avenue, city j art of those who are guessing woule : bring the correct solution. Try again Another installment of the Loulsiana) towns puzzle will be found in today's) UTAH, ‘Bath Is made NO. 19. 1-Markham-(Mark, -Milo-(Mile. O.) 3-Content-(C on tent.) 4-Basin Spring-Washer-(Basin, spring, washer.) 5-Oldtown-(Old town.) 6-Shaw-Eloff-(Shawl off.) 7-Beecave-(Beak, a V.) 8-Leggett-Farmers-( Leg, get, farmers.) tried SALT LAKE CITY. | A Refreshing ham.) lreds REPUBLICAN, i these collapsible We have 25 are only slightly colored from large automobile wheels, heavy throughout. will We close reed go-carts smoke. tires and them out that Carts have well made for- the ao Orga 1g peeleeicl "'B itiste Arr. by Performer Tuesday, July Organist Tracy 18. Y. Cannon 3-Selecte Assistant the \I- Pr wae i d. Captain Sheds ' Tears as He Two $50 Gold Pieces, Only! ;-{i‘)') Sees Python Which He Had Qnes Ever Struck Off bY} oreanin Over the Rail Into Seer aaviweualti¢ July 14. Ge iantaaiks Wedn*sday, 1--Selected Government, Has Been Dis-!~**'s"'*"\. Ocean. covered ae New York, July today are talking two unique United $50 whicl denomination, | ‘te Man, Sere t| rahms 4-March from ae liaaamr. ce agner Thursday, July 15. |48sistant Or watyat Rdward PL Kimball the purtnt e in Fr for Organ ee ae See this) <r ssa Oftettory-in 10.-Colin collectors of nothing but te States gold coins of "tramp steamer Aibenga, from the faar | chaged, bi Willlago enst, Was that the snake slid overboard) city at tie highdst De _ ee b: -- New York, July 10.-The only acer that a python twenty-five feet long, cost price $100 f. 0. b. Singapore, was not part of the cargo of the German ee to ‘J. ME McC a ia Me Tody.... -Arr. by Hungarian Recently. | were °H. din of prenvium ever pair b. Be ‘eune : e - You BLow Kinder > p between Po for a rare co 3 Herzwiinden ..... Ga Criez Sala ant (Algiers, to. the great com-| These $650 gold pleces are regardea| bh. Old Melody Ar by oer t he Lascar ow, bu the | by collectors as the rarest coins in the !4--~War March of the Piles \thafinancial detriment oa aetna Lorent-| world, and were much sOught:a | fa) . Bonde Issohn zen, who had bought the python on Woodin only securing them uf Friday, duly 16. speculation. | spirited bidding, which ran above he | orpanist J. J. linn at the Organ The affecting story of the SEB fovh vio recore or high t dubloon | 1-Otfertoire : ‘L. Wely last afternoon on board ship was told | made Bat a Brashear gold dubloon } a 6 atilane : by Captain Lorentzen as ne steamship | was sold for $6,200 a *hiladelphia | ~~ °* R. Huntineton Woodman lay oft the Statue of Liberty. The nar-! sale Sonat time ago. b. Sleemund's Lx ove Song rative so worked up thas a elings of} Mr Woodwin bought the coins from ‘Die Walkeure" : Ww ener the mate ee a several points in the); Stephen <agy and John Hazel-| c Old Melody Arr. by Performer story he beg the captain not to ga} tine, Philade! phia collectors, ee hod| 3__ poe: a ridor . e En mastered his emo-j| held them ior many years They ar cL l'the only coins of $50 denomination | Saturday, July i. Dreamed of Profits. } ever struck off by the United Sta ite ee = J. McClellan at the Organ: z é a ai They were patterns of the 1alf | 1-Selectec . ea Capieth bees a ansite the Weiueor| Wnlon" <Geslen, ut tne sofder andot |2-a.b. Spring Gong whichis at least $4 a running foot| Secretary of the made. Treasury Guthrie, The Pound slide slowly over the side while on the way to a which its owner was sure for every $1 he had invested python in Singapore. Mr. Snake was bought boarding house sub-zoo the declined to In eiae paid $100 thon, "I at buy 0 tterea a to for Knew n order the tiger but he get which | "T py-| ght him. Captain Lorent 8 officers were bo chased the a ralpelsnake But as none feet long the snake had all tho advantacc. before, For three-quarters of ar hitherthenand went thither and bulwark - Pathetic Sight, Says on 0 year supposed have tha coins is of a 1- detalls. ‘The in diameter. only inch hese were the dais $50 gold pleces issued at the United States min are not to be Sonne as withdat the ae Pieces minted in California, ar 155 i By tee Refo the Ea ent of the United etait branch mint at San Francisco 185 th California pioneers had to upon gold dust and the gold coins. made bs ite persons for their circulating medium. The gold dust fluctuated greatly in value and Purchasing power whi the private coins nearly all ere of a depreciated character, ranging in value from 8 to per cent discount. To relieve the inconvenience and loss caused by this circulating medium of indefinite value the goavernmen 1850 provided for the establishment of an assay office in San Francisco 7 ; eee Past ar oeey y aa vate aos e g , = FAveIRoL eas of thes jug pape ee: at the assay n the shape of the ae : office ‘and octagona) - ef tion United My ee ikee Daca erat ee ene : oe circulation, oye many of them be- and be- ks A call _ oe hae pathetic," . en ITALIAN is FOR The Policeman Joe Manyo, = for followin "girls East were and uth uth girls for GIRLS Jordan and streets, streets when Old Folks' . cursicn, Wandamere, eclal | 1 i ‘ trains arere ante stints brought the i oh passed the ng was for of via Salt Ex- the Lake Route|the in rel House. of work the w nown dles of the United States delayed until 1877 when heir creation occurred same on the diadem bel erty" bears varlety of both The "1 Kids' day, homes, and one one fire fire at the unknown OSS to $ $200. Was in the are marked The coins Wandamere, head Is. iT entico an ash freight yards The The damage other slig July 15. Spec r Pare ie ant nearest for ae e At sali Line Usual low sSpe- idahey potets, eiamorenern points, Fishing fn - 10 "is "Iivery good bill, a Big Restau ant, Valley orders FAMOUS FLOUR WHEAT, CORN AND OATS Bell 3450. ABRAMS.5 Plain Ind. AND OFFICE AT AND EIGHTH Monday, The phone and a yds 892. THIRD SOUTH, Herpicide Herpicide most of a a value cs 7 xee oie ceale cs wees . ; be ond's ponds Extract Ex rect - ale uexne aa price........$ price sees .76 238 our OUr OUr price....c.». DPrite.- csc. DPPICE cic asecc -76 38 19 our price eae Talct um . Powder. : : PayGoods us offe this this aenroe sellin se 2 50! Best the 3-ply, AS 415 hose at .09 ; ; advertise, a exactly call and as <be weconvinced -of a regular 15¢ of value In CO. 135 FURNITURE the W. bargains ' First éeukn 240. The moved elie Sapeetion of tee ne in Paae rk Suaranteed. th aoe iain aot 2 the ouy. Blestric ffan at reat vou right. ae a Boston Dental Set of Teeth and Strongest Solid Gold crown Seen Ma ‘We eine St. over the for 30 days follows: Lightest HONEST Parlors to their new pe rma neal Gi loo ala eentk Co,, 3 dours ab Whalebone Plate $7.00 Made, $4.50 (E WE WIL GIVE v LD FILLING FRED with GOT eich SET OF TEETH ORDERED. REASONABLE PRICES. WORK, PAINLESS EXTRACTING Office open ee aataied AWC te 75c 5e .75¢ Powder ve ; 3 Our pricé....s.c. evenisgers and Sundays. PRR ST 2 eB i CUT ang . on - PRICES tle SoaQD 6.5. -4 -.$:25 wy oodbury' 5 peal Soap «425 711 ‘Sou . 2s Soap ..4... sa eB 25 Horlick's.L Maltea "Milic" i S68 Horlick's Malt 1 Milk s ; Je | HIG MANE? Bie g | of BARGAINS Te piace 81-riece Sl-yiece have; price.../... Gets rid of ants and bugs, so trot ble some these days. Your money back if it dogh aét'do the week S0c cane. ake Sw: or DEIGOlosaaec ae oat our ‘price nr 248 our price 15 OPEN ALL NIGHT Best poe puffs for steel oe OUTS Gio eee wk celeste ee 75 25 Best feather nitiows, pair pair, "$1.25 Christensca Shoe prices as ' EVERYDAY our our size, ‘SULLIVAN Orhatacter Sibateriae, ullivan Pat Fire-Proof Wall and Partition. Office 121 Atlas Block, The Elkay's Ant and Bug J a size, size, ...--.... ey. 80 40- mounA 1 full wool mat- 9.60 | Regular 20c,-4-ply cotton' hose TCE eye «0 iistop 5 ma t= 2 io95 | Very Bb best ec eas wean eel ese eeeen » DAY on +cotton ee rubber hose at. and the oz; sale 75¢ regular e or week, 1.00 Colgate's Taléumt cum Powd olgatk ow der Cat. OF ANYTHING EUREKA class, > me two at $1.00 50 SEE US FO We = still a few pillows und mattresses left from our last week's snle-ex good quailty theking-sunranteed, $6.50, 50-ster? full cotton matEe A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN GARDEN CUGSBEB, > 'ONLY... «occas eds es $4.05 HOSE. for for large at i soaps-this 5c Irene, cue seeee st0C 7c. exceptiona ASSORTMENT Listerine % Listerine Listerine ERIE IN NEED first ! oP.0.Bo™Los one, Sons. ANGELES, ante sets‘ Drees sale A FEW . are while they last- : MPANY services Jieky, regular $1.00 the oz; sale price cee abe Colgate's Violet, regular 50¢ the oz; sale pric Co 0000 1 BBE Colgate's‘| Rose regular 50¢ the oz; sale 28¢ Colgate's Heliotrope, regular 50e the oz; price.......,. sale 25¢ Colgate's Lilac, regular 50¢ the oz; sale price price. ~ 2.200 Colgate's ¢ ‘arnation, regular 50¢ the oz; sale pric e....25€ 19¢ large, eee ost exception: fee delivery PERFUMERY eee 35¢; 3 a WEEK or es Lib- the - same, Glycerin, cakes: ar | RELIEVES HEADACHE -'!NSTANTLY. THIS | KUNDREDS actly of 100 10c; JERGEN'S . WHEN the Queen of the Mill will nr your phones. pone Zada, regular 31.00 the oz; sale nikal Ow naedescvsr iver's Azuela, regular $1.00 the oz; sale price ' Piver's Azurea, regular 31.00 the oz.: sale rice... . R. & G. Vera violet, regular $1.00 the oz; sale price. JAP ROSE SOAP "Levia- SMITH'S MILL WEST No. orc ANO CONSUMPTIO RICE regular Day" REMEMBER That Flour OF TUBERCULOSIE bathing tipert?" nippo-| LHE BUSY CORNER oe the Princess sale 25c, regular S0ec-our REGULAR égovenchvaLerBaeeze 7 drome, than," BOON TO SUFFERERS | ne ae ie ee sports and program. EXCURSION NORTH Short using regular 35c; sale ae See pine iecuien is OC JAVA Regular BRAS ooTE Oa: Se Oregon ee Utah. and. ope | property | cate pg Eagles Scream at Lagoon, diathar Soar Paris, cambrie, ae ASTHMA bar- chuptit. dre tenon cause by are worth consideration for they represent quality as well as economy. pr SES OF BRONCHITIS Iden ratire j Sofines.": ee ie ortl rards r| allway' company amounted de e hifton Cols, Sore Throats, HAS had, the ‘busiest Saturday, when it ---- DENTAL CO. larger than the othen UNION 2 MAIN STREET bearing the word "Lib second the while plain, Honest Wiork. Honest Prices. ornaments. five starlike here obverse. a department week is the popular drug center in Salt Lake, the busiest corner in the city, All store. 3ut if you haven't time to come to the store in person take advantage STATIONERY : BS ae Catarrh,HayFever, f the Salt Lake north of "the Warn e tw cars { by The coins were designed by William | Barber, formerly chief engraver of the | mint and father of the present ehlet engraver, Charles E, Barber. Mr. Sar | ber's Initial "B." apneere the coins T Libe of - under ae is exac Goine both of design verse ences July 14. ‘rcs. See Mer Wames, Sasededieeateck a? the the reductions HURLBUT s é DEPARTMENT pass EATON faLouenonts ‘Nepl . t lines splendid Cut Prices on a BUSIEST DAY OF WEEK fire Busy Corner car items mentioned 15. fatled it the voturnin The day of fires The street of these 5 FIRE NEATEST THE CLEANEST , | { InIEte r NRORTSIn 7 ne and en Pantaiiine reads 'S} Soatal teats matter Senate although approval ot the ces See the Riley| leav-| Murray, rend Sa fron: Draper, Returning, = 9.3 ing Draper at ke train leaves Bait or of spor rts} Ogram are. ry l at endian: the pacpie: 8 fayorite reip. a meet I $50 the Third|!n good Stake to $0 bill majority, large a again 16 the 1854. While only these two pieces to) Were struck in gold. still a number of At|#pecimens were made of copper aon tho| each of rete two sets tle Eve the cop yleces are of great rarity he reached for his | and highly valued. street State State h he head made. It talian, and he aioe eaeteae tt t olice station. He} ooked on the rchareé of carrying | concealed weapon ha ab ' a Gwin THE aoe 2 "inti waistrict (a and issue of the five and ten eagla to 2 attention of the Senate, discussion was p ed. ny but from Temple and and the Italian grabbed revo autor June C. Cc Rile are Italian, Saturday 70 sma {rla. followed South Temple Temple called one of the pleces FOLLOWING Special' rested night I ARRESTED i Soerigletricgnvia vanvuat awn INHALER THE NEWEST || Sapns ormer te Ree aT sion to Lagoon, duly to a certain extent was fur. | in 1854, When more nited| old pleces came into tania | Via the San Francisco mint gan operations S00n the octagonal feces met the fate of the smaller California coin, being exported or sent as ros bee mint and remelted, and it lon before ee business men urning gold noe Californie felt eed its head to look at the finatic sea- Piece of e Reuihmination: result the business men of San The mate roms aoe night as he wiped Francisco early {n 1454 s a tear from h to the secretar the eu did Took pretty as a picture aa} sues him to authorize the striking | he swam away." | «,|@t the San Francisco *mint 0) Pretty Dlazes!" said the captain. "I slene of the same shape and Paeneeey never could appre clate seeing $: 200/as the reguiar United States double swimming awa a 2 "But still - was a pretty sight," persisted the ma Vork on nae Rial Delayed, sr 7 diy neede re the gold coin had or. erent te wen are, ook 2 ray Ged bythe ‘ehh hat ues ee 54, Sen29, u e » ne + at ce y O. FMMid-Summer Nl eee are exactly wo and one-elghth of thi | atatinetive | differing eng jwors' open | miliitaige, IT, 0. by been melted ut although tn their an ase Stat Captain. snake's ad went over first, closely followed by eet, or §4 worth, of length, With the captain and the efit acaruly Ripe See for the ake to 16 ever be} and ae to Have een Melted, gold pieces have not been Were of minor inches to New) the snake {it hurried after deck, aii: Each could zen en ro They ha hour the sinc ain| lectors to Lorentzen Puinced | crate on the after deck, ae every little while the captain and the mae. went to look at the snake anid| aes on how cae would spend tho! $ i profit in Ne York. was alo erat 8 o'clock of a| hot "ararnoon while the Albenga was| rolling through the blue Mediterra-! nean, bou for Algiers, tha he cap-| tain and ate stopped ei all} that mind money, They heard i¢ | Lascars and mre in the crew cry: "Him out! im out!' It was worse than that. The snake | > was y out, but it was stirring. | and Lascars took to the} leglug a their refuge they} ade faces at the snake. This was theyr only contribution toward the task of catching Yhought ese ae 1877 illinois, | design, him ay him that x 20) twenty- -flye-foot if I could ork," said. the least $300 for the | ment. this | seen Smith Drug Company's-All Week Cut-Price Sale YOURSELF EROLENE' Menoeleae . n ‘ never rane beyond the experimental c, At Thy Sweet Voice, Stage, although said to be the most). d. Old Melody is ATT Striking ever designed by the govern- |.3- Exc erpt from ya sallors In purchased small him, in a In Singapore. captain perfectly good monkeys was of a ship| market in| to get $4/ 7 tT S Bought for Speculation Glide. at Organ Seer rtoire na. -Devred a in D flat ea A Faule ‘ing Soug ....... Mendelssolin eltada G eu pon rt oO} sid Melody Arr. by Performe 15 Pozzoni3 Javea >in | Ac Face: P. ; 29. size, our price .....$ r 2 seer cee "Eo Face Powder 50 3 a .-. : > 5 Hal Se fee Po Pinaud's Teas : " 100 ORDER PHONES 4360 = JUDGMENTS If a jockey ran a race and won, and did not claim the money, you would think him stupid, and yet, there are thousands of judgments for money in the different courts of Utah unpaid, because nobody claims the money. It is quite a triek to win a horse race, but any lawyer can get youa judgme nt in a court. Lawyers make money by suing and obtaining judgments; we make money by collecting. If you want your Judgment cashed, see us, "want op Francia Merchants' Protective Collectors o io .20 2 s G. Lu Commerctal ‘ntlonat bts. Rank RB Association ide. Sai" ret Al the News Eq Gr "Some as 94, 97. 98, People SSongtte, Uent, All the News 50 Cents a Month. | All the News 5150 Cents a Month. "> |