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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
LITTLE s LITTLE.


Nearly new 5-room pressed Or. pOr.
bath. toilet. q l.. lavatOry. natl wood I'm
ish, fine basement. lot 2xfn rods. inc y OF
W No. - 18th East. So 80. good terms
fine barn, near 10Th So. AMI State. 81, GOO:
terms.
2hxi0. near Cd So. and 10th T.. s>5o.
5Xe. with Groom brick. II blocks from
county building. s2.se9.
Beautiful corner on T.. 1st So fine for
terrace. S2izx1O7 feet $l.5o0: cheap
New i-room mod. pressed hr-. fine lot.
near R. G. depot. 5000: $500 cash
S-room pressed br.. por- bath. toilet q.
l.. 1925 nantel 2 halls. finc woodwork.
sliding doors. 21zXS with good barn, $500,
on W. T. near 6th So. a Dargnin
Elegant broom pressed or. mod. = bIlxs.
nom new p o.. g. zoo: terms.
5-roOm br. and esx165 feet. on 18th r..
pear Brigham; $4,000.
e-room. 2-story home. with % x9 rods.
cost to build $500.
Furniture in close in S-room med br.
for sale at 1928. and house 70 rent. Now
run as boarding house. and Is 90 paying
bss,=.
Elegant 7-room pressed br per. bath.
toilet. q. !. furnace natl. wood finish. ce-
mented basement etc. corner lot. n. T..
bench Sc 100
Groom mod. pressed br.. n e. $500.
214XTlz. only blks. east of our office.
5000
Large new brick warehouse and also
frame warehouse. renting for SO per mo-
X. r. track now in brick building cost
H.Jf9: near O. 5. l.. depot. See us about
this. You can buy IL at LESS THAN
COST OF brick building.
Little q Little. No. w 2d South.
NEW s-roon smodern home on car
lines. east side. fine corner lot, 60 ment
sidewa ks, furnace, A. sacrifice by owner.
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SPIRITUALISTS.


DEVELOPING. c,ass every Friday night
% cents. Arnold-Dickson, 26o Z. 81 So.
COME tonight; dozens of tests your
full name. occupation and future fore
told. free songs. 1Oc- Open today, II to 3.
269 f. Sd So. St. Phone PHI X
MRS. p FONTYN, CiaErvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 s. West Temple.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


LOCAL agent is wanted to represent
us in selling and promoting patents and
new Inventions; we have many money
making inventions that can he promoted
to splendid advantage; 4 good man can
handle our business in connection with
other work: liberal terms will be offered
Address Union Patent Investment Co,
Detroit, Mich.
CORPORATION whose products are
handled by leading wholesale and retail
dealers want competent man to take
management OF branch office. salary
$500 per annum and commission. Ener-
getic man should earn $6.OOe per annum.
Must invest from $1,000 TO 5000 in stock
of company Cnquestionablc references
as to ability and integrity required. Ad-
dress box $50. Madison, Wisconsin.
CAPITAL furnished. responsible people
desiring TO develop or increase good min
ing. oil or industrial propositions where
strong showing OF earning capacity and
personal responsibility can be had. Best
references given and required. T.. s.
BaTnum q Co. 1S9 La Sale St, ChiCa 20.
AN INCOME FOR THE FAMILY
Dividends that will please YOU Address
international Lumber d Development Co.
assets SlS,01G 0oW DreXel Bids. Philadel-
phja, Pa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
HOUSTON
a. NICK ELLAR & co.
\. MCCLELLAN & co.
THE REAL ESTATE HUSTLERS.

\ FEW SNAPS.
Handsome new 9-rOOm strictly modern
pressed brick residence. hardwood finish
throughout. bath and toilet room separate.
best of plumbing. 2 nice mantels sliding
doors. etc, extra large airy rooms fine
basement. situated on one Of the chOic-
est corners in the city. This property is
cheap at 5000 Our price Cor this week.
So eco
News S-Toom modern pressed brick.
hardwood finish. best of plumbing. nice
nantel. basement. etc: south front on
Third st. Our price this week only
81 500
81 $50 S275o $3.50
Buys a choice 5xl0-rod corner close in on
Third St; will make four good building
lots. Owner refused s.. go for this prop
erty last spring, but must raise some
money at once
MODERN HOMES
Are our specially. and we have them in
all parts of the city for cash or on terms.
SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL
Don't fail to see US if you desire to
purchase or sell Salt Like realty.
References cheerfGll- furnished.
A-McK ELLAR & co.
631R West Second South st.
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.


CONSJ 1t Us BEFORE BUYING.
SS1O-4-rm. brick, 1st So: easy
terms
$1.ooo-4-rm. almost new frame.
Northeast
81. Dorm. frame adobe lined.
:. +.
s.. 2o0-5-rm. br facing Liberty
park
s2.5)o-10-rm. soubIe adobe. y
Temple; close il.
s. 5o9-9-rm. mod. ,ot 3N10 rods.
y St.
PRITCHARD & POE. Mgrs. r. F.
Dept. Wilson Sherman Co, 50 w
2d So TeI 1872
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J. n. COURTNEY

l5os-I5qs -15go -l59e-1596-l5
ON Investment &C less than
S1.C0O.
Small cottage and nice lot
ard in GOOD location pays
this RITE
7-roorn mod. mantel. trees.
shrubbeTy, shade, s.. 90
- cottage, n. bench
SI.1G0.
L. o.. s., 800.
> -,ots. :. r. shade, etc
sos
Cos rev br. cot. easy
terms. 81. $50
; acres. 5. L. beautiful,
s. CO.
OTIS On. 9Th St near II,
$500.
MANY OTHERS. -
GODDARD INV kST Nj III. L
COMPANY
Under Walker $ bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
All members in good standing are in
Nited to attend a meeting at SD m
= tuesday, Jan :. 1906 at the Castle hall
20 organize and elect officers for the Uni
FORM Rank, X. of p. w. II. GRAY
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AUCTION SALE.

-~~-~~~~~~D~~-----~~-~~-~-----. >~>
ON Tuesday. Jan. 8. 1T 10:30 a m No
I'D W. Sd South street. parior rockers
bookcase, good folding beds mirror
fronts; couch. center tables. wardro5es.
bedroom sets. iron beds, lot bedding Mo-
duet and ether carpets. extension and
ether tables. lot heating stoves. steel
range, dishes, kitchen utensils, etc, etc
ALSO on WEDNESDAY
Jan T. at 1880 a m. No 557 So Main ST.
parlor rockers. willow rockers. bookcase.
brussels and other carpets. hot blast
heater, large mirror, center tables. side
board and extension tahiC. chairs. bed
room set. iron beds, lot bedding. steel
range. Let dishes, silver and glassware,
Kitchen utensils. good lace curtains
pOrterCS. etc, etc.
h a. ANDREWS Auctiouecr.
BY f. NJ. ONION. Mcssrs. Arkoosh and
Nephew importers and dealers tn
Oriental goods. finding IL necessary 10
raise a certain amount OF money 10y jan.
Il. have instructed me 10 offer for 81
at suction limited number of genuine
Turkish rugs without any regard t., cost
or VGHlc These goods viii b. SOLD in
different sizes and PATTERNS, and every
rug will be guaranteed.
The sale will be held at the store Of
MesSrs. ATkoosh ard Nephew ut 22T So
West Temple street, on THURSDAY. Jan.
3. $50 p. m.
The public is cordially invited Il call
and INSPECT the goods any time prior 20
the sale.
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]. n. COURTNEY.

If you are looking for an exchange,
don't fail TO look up these extraordinary
offers. a fine farm of 200 acres good
land. good water right. income 5000 per
annun. Trade for home in city.
A well improved farm Of 30 acres in city
limits. TO trade for any good improved
city property. sell at the low price of
$650O.
1856 acres coed hay land good Groom
dwelling barn. farming implements. to
trade for home in Salt Lake. If you have
Salt Lake property to trade for farm or
ranch lands, see me. l have many Of
fers.
J. \. COURTNEY.
Il w. ID South St. Both Phones
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

WE carry the largest stock of new and
second hand household goods. Dent buy
until you have examined or priced our
goods Special discounts entire
fuTnishingsA Cash or credIt Nebraska
Furniture Co. 81 r I'd So.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
~>>~~~~~~-
ASSAYERS.
". a. HODGES. assayer and chemist,
rs ". 2d South St. Salt Lake city
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 152 South
West Temple St NJ 3 Hanauer. man
ager. Analytical WORK a specially.
J. ~ CURRIE. No. 20 w Sd South St.
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or e1-
press receive prompt attention.
J. MvIcKER. assayer. 4s Richards ST.
r. H. OFFICER s co. sssayers, 169
s West Temple st. Salt Lake City
cRIsMON g. NICHOLS. assavers and
chemists. 2l9 s w Temple. Salt Lake City
W. H TREMAYNE. assayer. over 40
Main St. Salt Lake City. Utah Mail
samples receive prompt attention.
ABSTRACTORS OF TITLE.
~~~~>.>~-e
THE SECURITY Abstract Co, Salt
Lake and ToOCle county abstracts Atlas
Blk. &c w. I'd South. Tel go.
CARPET SWEEPERS.
REPAIRED and adjusted. Old sweep
eFs made good as new. - Market
Phone, Bell, 22S0-X.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
TICKET BROKERS'

GROSHEI.L'S TICKET OFFICE. eStab
lished 1855 Railroad tickets bought solC
and exchanged. No. % Main st. F. II
Groshell MT
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LOST.

THE man who was given the r r j.
fob, Main St. Saturday. to hand TO
the lame man who dropped it, is known.
He Will please leave il at 495 Atlas Bldg.
BLACK and tan Scotch collie dog with
buckle strap on neck Return TO 32i r.
4th So street and get reward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


Z WATCHES and jewelry. Cleaning 81
handspring, 81 G = w. Bowers, %,
! Main St Gold and silver bought.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

TWO good solicitors. on bis commits
sion and renewal contracts Enquire &c.,
Atlas block Monday or Tuesday
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

>-"-~~~~--~>~--->--~~>>-~-~~>
SEE
HOUSTON
REAL ESTATE
INV. &C.
for
Real Estate.
6-rm. mod. res. facing west on 5th
East near cor Sc sou1h good pas
ment' certainly = bargain. .--....-. $, 500
66,foot lot At head OF Main St. over
looks city and valley; small dwell
ing. Easy terms on our price of. 500
7-rm. suburban home on 5th e. drive.
TNl44 fect 70 aleH. faces west:
wiling 10 make Loan 10 buyer.
4xS rods, good 5-rm. br. cot. faces
south; west side; terms ---.-.-- 200
S'l2xl49 feet 6-rm dweningN tth W.
anu 'Ih So -----.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Good 6-rm cottage. west side. for
oiiiS 49, --.----.---- .------.------ go
Cali NJ orr Rental Department if YOU
are having trouble with your collections
or have vacant houses We think we are
so equipped as TO give YOU much better
results than you are getting. Give us
a trial during
HOUSTON
REAL ESTATE
NV. co.
81 Main Phones p
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FLORISTS.


l. NJ Law, specialist on funeral de-
Signs and everything floral Telephones
IL Prices reasonable.
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FOR sALAREA1 ESTATE.

n<sNs~rS~s-SrSsrS
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
\. RICHTER.
REAL ESTATE.
LOANS,
FIRE INSURANCE.
~ WEST FIRST SOUTH
BOTH PHONES Gal.
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.
SAFEST. BEST INV ESTMENT.
BEATS LOANING MONEY ON
MORTGAGE
SAFER THAN MINING STOCKS.
WAKE Up TO FACTS!
SALT LAKE is GROWING
RAPIDLY.
REAL ESTATE VALUES ARE
ADVANCING.
PROFITS ARE CERTAIN AND
QUICK
NO CLIENT OF FIGHTERS
LOSES MONEY
OUT OF MY OFFICE ALONE THESE
SALES WERE MADE
IN 1904
PROVING CONFIDENCE IN
THE CITy'S FUTURE
SEE THE BUYER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

EVERYONE DESTROYS of improving his
position. increasing his pay, should read
our free So-page book. Our mail plan in
electrical and steam engineering shows the
short road to success. Electrical Engineer
Institute. New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

NEW s-rooFn modern home on car
lines. east side. fine corner lot, cement
sidcWaIks furnace. At sacrifice by owner
Address c %. Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

A YOUNG man. quick and active must
De well recommended. Married man pre-
ferred. Mention ref. Address G p, Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

THE ROSERIE, cut flowers floral ar
ranSements. 142 So. Main Both phones
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

CHIMNEY sweeping and furnace clean
ing prompt service: Is years experience.
Leave orders at Utah Stove & Haro-
ware store.
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WANTED

TO buy team of $50 to Loo pounds. can
$50 East First South.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

CASH BOYS wanted Apply at COINS
ory goods store Tuesday morning.
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TATICRS.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR
\. NJ. ROSELL. IS :. State Tel 2l45-x.
Suits 10 order. Your OWN material made
no: fit guaranteed Cleaning and repair
ing Moderate prices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS rented.
Sc per month upward. SteEogra pliers
placed without charge Phone 1622-y. l72
S West Temple St. City.
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FOR RENT.
FOR FENT-FURNIsHED.

NEWLY furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. The Empire, SO. Temple
and Ist w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

So w. I'd So. has for sale. exchange or
rent all standard makes at greatly re
duced prices. Cash or payments Ma
chimes in first class condition. Rent 500
to $500 per month. Machines sent any
where on approval Correspondents so
Hcited- Typewriter supplies and parts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
EDUCATIONAL.

GATRELL'S Unique School Of Shorl
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING
BEST PLACE in city; parlor furniture
re-uphoIstered, mattresses and springs
repaired Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg. Co.
157 w South Temple. Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01

UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
Tor scrap iron, rags, rubbers, bottles cop
per. brass. etc. IS z. Sth South. Tel. 229.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-22

Portsmouth, N H, Aug. pat /
o'clock today personal representa-
tive of President Roosevelt was clos
eted with Mr.. Witte and Baron De Ro-
sen at the general stores in the navy
yard.
The conference began about 1880.
Mr.. Witte and Baron de Rosent left
the hotel this morning in an automo-
bile, supposedly for short ride.
Mr.. Pelrce has not been at the hotel
since, and it is supposed he is also at
the navy yard.
The conference ended at ITO this
afternoon. Mr.. Witte and Baron de
Rosen entered their automobile and
returned to the hotel. The president =
messenger remained behind.
The greatest care had been taken to
prevent the secret from being made
public. The true reason for the post
ponement of today's session Of the
conference is now apparent.
The Presidents Message.
It is probable that the Russian plen-
ipotentiaries were in communication
with the president at Oyster Bay,
either directly or thru Mr. Peirce.
The superstition is that the message
sent by the president was the result Of
Baron Kaneko's visit to Oyster Bay
yesterday. ~
Later.-The messenger from Presi-
dent Roosevelt was named McGaw. He
brought a message in writing from the
president for the Russian ENJOYS.
Then for about three hours NJ. White
and Baron De Rosen remained at the
yard and it is believed were in direct
or indirect communication with the
president.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-22
ST0RTHING 0. KS
MICHELSEN PLAN
BY Overwhelming Vote, Adopts
Government Proposal to Ne
- gotiate with Sweden.
Special Gable to The journal,


Christiania, Aug. 90. Premier Mi
ehelsen presented to the -storthing to-
day the government s proposals for the
formal opening of negotiations with
Sweden and had the qualification Of
seeing them adopted by substantially
unanimous vote--104 to II.
By this vote the government is au-
thorlzed to communicate the result of
the recent referendum to the Swedish
rlksdag, and to. ask lit, in view of that
vote, to accept the abrogation Of the
complished fact. The government is
further authorized to appoint delegates
to enter into negotiations with similar
delegates from Sweden to settle all the
questions between the two countries.
including those that were raised in the
Swedish proposals. These delegates will
be named att once ana iif Sweden acts
with similar proSt,p Hude, there is no
reason INTERPRETATIONS between the
two countries may not commence very
soon. IL Ill. e.. ....
1t is recognized, Of course, that the
riksdag,. may refuse to recognize the
dissolution Of the union until after the
questions it has raised are settled.s But
it is hoped that since the ultimatel OBJ
zjects to be attained will be the same
in any case, the riksdag will not insist
on any line OF negotiation that, will
involve even tacit retraction of the act
Of June, whereby Norway broke out
of the union. This is the danger point
in the negotiations, and the delegates
of the two countries will first have to
solve the problem of getting around
it in such way as not to offend either.
After an agreement on that point has
been reached, it is not likely there
will be any trouble in settling other
questions, except possibly that Of the
frontier Notifications. s-s..sa,S,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-22
FRANCE MENACES
MOROCCO'S SULTAN
Demands Indemnity for Franco
Algerian's Arrest and Prison
er's Prompt Release.

Tangier, Aug. 22.-The French min
lister, St. Rene Taillandier, has pre-
sented to the sultan, Mulai ADD Ell
Atlas, an energetic demand for an in
demnity Of $4,000 for the recent ar
rest. of a Franco-Algerian citizen. The
minister also demands the punishment
Of the responsible official and an adj
ditional indemnity of 800 daily until
the prisoner is released.
It is believed that the sultan will
promptly grant the demands as it is
definitely known that the French gov
eminent will adopt forcible measures
to bring the sultan to terms should
satisfaction not be Immediately given,
including if necessary, the occupation
OF Moroccan port.
Moroccan officials recently arrested
the chief Of the Algerian settlement at
Gharb because of local troubles. The
demand of the French minister for the
release of the Algerian was refused,
the sultan asserting that all Mussel.
mans the moment they entered Moor
| ish territory came under his iurisdic.
| ton as caliph of Islam,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-22
BRUSH ELIGIBLE
FOR THREE YEARS
Varsity Tackle in Good Standing
Thru Ruling of Arbitrator Of
Conference.
By O'LouahIin.

Gopher football prospects received a
boom today when the announcement
reached Minneapolis that Percy Brush,
the star tackle of the team Of 1904, had
been declared eligible to play on the
Minnesota team for three more years.
This will be most welcome news for
the followers Of the team. Brush was
never really protested or declared in
started, held that Brush was elieibie.
but he was not played in the Iowa game
on account of injuries. 70 remove all
questions as to his right to play, Dean
Jones took the matter up before the
conference and with the assistance Of
DIR, H T.. Williams made searching in
yestlgation Into the facts in the case.
These facts were presented to the con-
ference by the dean at the meeting Of
June 8, in Chicago, and the whole affair
was turned over to Arbitrator Waldo of
Purdue fof decision.
The Report. I
The report on Brush after declaring
him entitled to play for three years
more, is as follows: =.
I find that Brush was a student at Mo-
Allister college in '97, 49, '99 and 100.
During these. four years he played foot
ball. The attendance at McAllister for
these years was as follows: In 1918, 81
students; In 1888, 48 students; in 1870,
48 students, and in '00-O1, 81 students
They had no athletic coach and the ath-
letics In general were intermittent, ir-
regular, weak and without direction.
This should give the school ranking as
preparatory school rather than as q col
lege in the athletic sense.
This report of the arbitrator is final
and Brush will doubtless join the
gopher colony at Waconia, for the pre-
liminary work of the season.
: Brush, with the training in varsity
football received last year, should prove
a whirlwind at the tackle position for
Minnesota this year. He is a headv
player, strong and in addition to his
athletic prowess is one Of the best stu
dents in the cup He is personally
one Of the. most popular men on the
campus and the ruling permitting him
to play will be received with joy wher-
ever alumni Of Minnesota are to be
found
The decision Of the arbitrator is
based solely on the question as to
whether the school is college athletic
ally or not. Schools where athletics are
neglected and no coach for the teams
employed are not rated as colleges, no
matter what the standing Of the school
may be from an academic standpoint.
In the same report several points are
passed on which brings out the position
Of the committee. For instance, Wa
bash college is decided to be a college
because athletics are well organized and
paid coaches kept.
The tendency Of the conference com
mittee to classify schools according to
their athletic standing rather than as
to their academic standing will be
looked upon by collegians generally, as
a very fair proposition. Unless stu
dent has had the benefit of systematic
athletic training it is hard to see why
he should be disbarred from having four
years Of such training.