R. L. Polk & Co.'s Salt Lake City City Directory 1914: including, Murray, Sandy, Midvale, Garfield and all the suburbs and suburban towns. Containing a complete alphabetical list of business firms, corporations and private citizens; a miscellaneous directory of city, county, state and United States officers; churches, clubs, colleges and schools, hospitals, labor organizations, libraries, secret and benevolent societies, etc. Also a complete classified business directory.

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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES. Murray Base Ball Club— 310 Kearns Bldg, C. P. Harvielle, Pres and Treas. Murray Commercial Club— 103 Poplar. Brance Brinton, Sec. National Association of L e tte r . Carriers, Branch 111— A. B. Trayner, Sec. National Association Stationery Engineers — 260 Old Commercial Club Bldg. Jos. Evans, Sec. National League for Medical Freedom— 1211 W alker Bank Bldg. J. p. Lyon, Sec. National Woman’s Relief Society— 28 Bis­ hops’ Bldg. Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells, See. National Wool Growers’ Association— 709711 McIntyre Bldg. S. W. McClure, Sec. Native Sons of Utah— Leslie Frazier, Actg Sec, 3 Mackintosh Blk. New State Gun Club— 221 2d av. E. L. Thomas, Sec. New Zealand Missionary Society— Ashley H. Wallace, Sec. Odd Fellows’ Veterans Association— Charles E. Street, Sec and Treas. Onequi Gun Club— 802 McIntyre Bldg. C. B. Stew art, Sec. Order of the Gleam— U. of U. Mabel F ra­ zer, Pres. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity— 1105 1st av. Presbyterian Missions— Rev Josiah McClain, Synodical Supt of Home Missions, 1148 Blaine a v . Prim ary Association (L , D. 9*V|—39 Bis­ hops’ Bldg. Mrs. L. B. Felt, Pres. Principals Association—W. D. Prdsser, Sec. Railroad Men and W aiters’ Club— 135 E 2d South. Charles Hatfield, Mgr. Reapers’ Social— Meets every second Mon­ day, 29 Bishops’ Bldg. Julia A. Druce, Sec Relief* Society (L.D.S.)— 29 Bishops’ Bldg. Mrs. E. B. Wells, Pres. Republican State Committee— H. L. Cum­ mings, Sec. Salt Lake Ad Club— Meets Commercial Club. M. Ackerly Scott, Sec. Salt Lake Baseball *Club— Office 1025 Kearns Bldg. Park grth South near Main. Geo. 0-. Relf, Pres; F. L. Gardner, Sec. Salt Lake Board of Trade— Kearns Bldg. C. L. Rood, Sec. Salt Lake Caledonian Club— Meets first and third Wednesdays at 161 2d East. George Fisher, Sec. Salt Lake Charity Assrn—32*5 D. F. W alker Bldg. M. M. Woods, Sec. Salt Lake Checker and Chess Assn— Y. M. C. A. Bldg! N. H. Burton, Sec. Salt Lake Clearing House Association— 235 'S Main. Frank B. Cook, Sec. Salt Lake Cooks’ Assn— 233 Old Coml Club Bldg. P. H. Houghman, Mgr. Salt Lake County Dental Society— A. S. Chapman, Sec. Salt Lake County H orticultural Society— 256 C. & C. Bldg. J. C. Stay, Sec. Salt Lake County Medical Society— Meets at Commercial Club second and fourth Mondays. R. w. Ashley, Sec. Salt Lake Dramatic Association— 1st South nw cor State. H. M. Wells, Sec. Salt Lake Gun Club— 12 E 2d South. A. R. Bain, See. Salt Lake Ministerial Association— Y. M. C. A. Rev. J. H. Mitchell, Sec. and Treas. Salt Lake Press Club— Orpheum Theatre Bldg. Gordon H. Place,, Sec. and Treas. Salt Lake Real Estate Assn— 159 S Main. Blair Richardson, Sec. 7 67 Salt Lake Retail Druggists Association— Chas. Van Dyke, Sec. Salt Lake Retail Merchants’ Association— 175 W 5th South. L. M. Blackmarr, sec. Salt Lake Rotary Club— 110*4 Newhouse Bldg. S. R. Neel, Sec. Salt Lake Stock & Mining Exchange— Min­ ing Exch. Bldg. J. A. Shorten, Sec. , Salt Lake Tennis Club—245 10th East. Frank Capp, Mgr. Salt Lake Transportation Club— Hotel Utah Bldg. R. E. Rowland, SecSalt Lake W aiters Association— 238 Edi­ son. J. A. Menzel, Mgr. Scribblers’ Club— U. of U. Edwin Spencer, Pres. Seekers’ Literary Club— Meets alternate Tuesdays at homes of members from Oct. until June. Mrs. O. w . Dailey, Sec. • Seventeenth W ard Relief Society — -2 71 W 1st North. Sigma Chi Fraternity (U. of U.)— 1026 E 1st South. Socialist Party— Headquarters 223 Moose Bldg. Jas. Paxman, Sec. Salt Lake Lo­ cal meets every Thursday 8 p. m., C. I. Stoney, Sec. German branch meets 1st and 3d Mondays 8 p. m., John ZosS, Sec. Riverside branch, 8th South nr Jordan river, C. M. Ellison, Sec; Murray branch, 20 2d av, Mrs. Oliva McHugh, Sec. Sons and Daughters of Wales— H. E. Giles, Sec. Sons of American. Revolution (Utah So­ ciety )— 522 Dooly Bldg. C. P. Overfleld, Sec. South Slavonic Catholic Union— Foresters’ Hall, Murray. Jos. Castelich, Sec. $ State Bar Association of Utah—-604 ‘Bos­ ton Bldg. ‘ Carl A. Badger, Sec. State Historical Society— J. R. Letcher, Rec. Sec. State Society of Archaeology (tl. of U ^ -^ f Byrop Cummings; Sec. Street Railway Mutual Aid Association— J. R. sMatthews, Sec. Sugar- House Commercial Club— 12th South and 11th East J A. Rockwood, Sec. Swiss Club— 222 S W est Temple. Edward Hausknecht, Sec. Teachers’ Association— A. O. Garrett, Cor* Sec. Teachers’ Retirem ent Commission— L. P. Judd, Clerk. Theosophical Society — 315 Templeton Bldg. Frank Terriberry, Pres. Thistle Club— Meets second and fourth F ri­ days at 161 2d East. James McGrath, Sec. H . • M l Traffic Service Bureau— 305 Kearns Bldg. Ross Beason, Sec. Uintah Club— 24 S State. F. W. Moore, Pres. United Daughters of the Confederacy, Robert E. Lee Chapter No. 737— Meets at homes of members. Mrs. F. J. Laben, Rec. Sec. and Treas. United Lodge of Theosophists— 324 Bos­ ton Bldg. United Spanish W ar Veterans, E. A. W edg­ wood Camp' No. 1— Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p. m. at I. G. O. F.. Hall. Charles Forslund, A djutant.; ; United States sm elter Club— Smelter av,. Midvale. Universala Esperanto Asocia— 1514 Uniora av. N. J. Jorgensen, Agt.