davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
DYE KEN VAN AM?''
WELL, HE'S 0. K.
Columbia Dean FaVOrS Foot
ball and May Have
Game Restored.
He MAKES A BRIEF SPEECH
Tells Cheering Students They're Be
having Beautifully and Then Beats
It-Some Hope Yet.

NEW YORK. Nov. z,-More than
800 students of Columbia University
participated in demonstration yester-
day afternoon calling for the restora-
ton Cf football 10 the list Of sports at
the university. Later in The day Fran
els s. Bangs. chairman Of the commit
tee on athletics, addressed the students.
He made no definite statement as TO
whether the authorities would consider
resembling the order forbidding the
game.
The students gathered at noon as
soon as the lectures were ever. Horace
It. Appleton. %. led a parade. The
men marched four abreast around the
campus, cheering and singing the old
football songs.
The column filed throuEh the lunch
room Of University Hall and then
formed in two lines on u6th street The
line ran from Broadway 10 Amsterdam
avenue.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

In connection with the above piece
FOR the paper from the omniscicnt New
York critics, IL would be interesting 10
know where Jeffrlcs comes In for the
heavyweight tiJl and Joe Thomas for
the weller title Since championships
are so easily claimed. why not let Tom
my Lowe and Danny Lewis, both OF
Washington, fight for the 129A- pound
honors Of the world and the District Of
Columbia
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

Referee and umpire-Mr Doreu Tech
niCal. Head luesman - MI. Daily
Speuceriau. Time of halves-l0 and Is
minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

c. ". j. SOPHOMORES
HUMBLE FRESHMEN
After Scoring First TheyLose
Close Game to UpperClass-
men By ) to 4.

The George Washington University
sophomore triumphed over the fresh
men yesterday afternoon fn the annual
class football game by the cIlse score
Of To- T.
The Grecnies began things eaTIy. and
when Johr Field vino was az quarter
for the first yeur yovnESter- dropUel
back % The 5I-yard line and dropP=d
the oAai s4uarely between the goal
posts from slight angle. al WAS DOOM
90 the sophomore camp. not so much
because defeat seemed staring them N
tie face bat that the youthful ones
should be 50 presBmptious as 10 win
from their elders
Freshies Shown Their Place.
Ruiz. the Cuban second gear man.
was the man OF the noun, and by a
beautiful seveuty-yard run for the only
touchdown Of the game. not only won
the game for his team but. better still.
showed his adversarIes their place The
score last year was 90 The lineup.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

IOuchdOWl-kulZ.
Referee-Sleeners0I.
Tim eT-Erlght. Head
n. Ball. IT. Time Of
each
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Murphy and Corbett.

II looks now as If Tommy Murphy and
Young Corbett'' VIII be matched after
all Harry Pollok. manager OF Corbett
is willing 10 let the LITTLE Denver man
tackle the Harlem scrlppcr. and the
chances are they will exchange wallOps
in a fifteeu-rOuud bout before the Flu
reka A. c., Of Baltimore before the
bells ring in the New Year. These. lads
ought 10 furnish a fight worth going
miles 10 see
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Committee Appointed.

Despite the efforts OF the Librarians
90 prevent them, the protestants
marched into the library ana the great
dome re-echOed 10 the chorus OF
I'VE want football
We want football
4 mass meeting was then held on the
steps Of University Hall. John W.
Brodix, president OF the senior class
was authorized 10 appoint q committee
Of nine men 20 outline ard direct the
camuaier for the restoration or the
game. The parade then reformed ana
H., students marched 10 the Faculty
Club. where members or The faculty
y-ere dlninr. The men gathered about
rba building and called for Van Am,
,rberUlse Dean Van Amringe. lor-
,,-e, Columbia athlete. who is regarded
a. the only man In the faculty IN IaVoF
OF the game.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Mutual Joilying,

I'VE want SootoanH' the students
cried,
but You know cant give you what
you want" the Dean said,
you would T. you could
"Van Ans all right!'
Van Ans the boy!'
you have behaved ss 7 have always
seen you behave" resumed Van An. %
You have behaved IL IN orderly, dignt-
fed way" The students cheered them
selves honrse over .his compliment.
And n YOU keep on IN this spirit. 20
continued the Dean. there is no telling
what YOU may accomplish
The Dean lodged back into the hall as
six "Columblas," rose in the air.
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Freshies Shown Their Place.

F leld goal-Fields
UmpiTe-FleTra
iiuesmau-EugeIe
halves-30 minutes
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
V-n AIMS a Good Fellow.

Dean Van Amrlnge al last appeared
ga the doorway. hts white whiskers waN-
ing I'm the strong wind that blew across
tae campus. The students cheered and
the, some one started the ivan Am
song. All the 1000 students IN The gath
eriug took & mp:
vl,el Ken Van Am with snowy hair.
D're ken Van Am wiki his whiskers
rare
D.,-s Ken Van Am with his martial air,
As he crosses the quad IN the morning
81 would Ike &c make you a speech, Sc
the Dean began, ,,,
Three cheers for dear old Van Am,
q student yelled.
but you know / can't speak on the
subject you would have me speak on, -
he continued,
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
Other Good Fighters.

The other -four fights viii be between
sam Langford and George Gunther. at
Haverhiu Mass. Jack OLeary and
Andy Bezeuah. at Milwaukee: Johnny
California find" AZ Colma, Colo. and
Willie Schumancr and Benny Franklin,
at Baltimore. before the Broadway
Athletic Club All OF the SIX fights
should be interesting. as the principals
are evenly matched
Tommy Murphy and Mattv Baldwin
have been matched again This is the
sixth tine they have been signed up 20
meet In "a battle
The Washington times., 1906-11-24
THANKSGIVING BUSY
DAY FOR PUGILISTS
Two Bouts For Alleged
Championship Among
Features of Fight.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Thaukssvlng
Day VIII be an important one I'm pugilis-
tic circles as there are six battles card
Cd 20 De fought between prominent
fighters
What makes this day more important
than any other is the fact that two Of
the contests are championship battles
IN which new champions may be pro-
oucad. The fighters who viii battle for
these titles are "Phila'' Jack O'Brien
and Tommy Burns. who viii clash IN a
tweEty-rouud bout before the Pacific
Athletic Club. OF Los Angeles Cal for
the worlds heavyweight championship
Eonors, and Billy Honey" Melody, and
Joe WalcOtr, who VIII struggle in "A NJ
teen round bout before the Lincoln
Athletic Club. Of Chelsea. Mass. for the
welter weight title This t. the first
time that real ''Scrappers" have met
who are entitled 70 fight for the title Of
their respective class In "a long time
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

r r. Thomas colors are To the fore
these days. Two races in two days IS
not bad for the owner OF the great
Hermis. on Thursday il was Nemesis,
and yesterday IT was Onatas
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

Bve the bye. "a man who has the rep
uJntion of being the highest class
tOlt' i'm the world, says that there are
more 'bo0bS the race track name Tor
q man or woman who Will stand Tor a
touting-in Washington, than any other
city of its size in America-a very IN
IereSting fact
The Washington times., 1906-11-24

Bookmaker NJ. Wolf has "a bad nose
His machine turned him out en- route
home from the race track some even
iugs ago, but he is SUll on the job
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Olrante eGte tempo Ia rena que 90 cre ovidAda "a h
ols lido ranquizando voV colocar a. ho an
NV ~
: HAs aubir tu mujer, diio cl municipal Ti,6n
Eias onedC6 sn deoir unA pAlAbrA, Las ameuszas de
Snsrre hAbian dsado cordero La musr de-
Tis6n suhi6. ' ~
Ven acs ciudadAno djo SAnerrr norotroa yamo, !.
psstr Il antesala antrsAnto rsgissrA las detendss
NO sabe que plsAi die IlS6n muier no ouiersn ms
nueAtrA hiia vsnga al temple
Como quieren "a der vsnr nueltrA biiap Conors
no YolvNremos verla! SA4N0
Tts6n mene6 Ia cAbe2A.
-Q16 eatSiI diciendoF
-DgoQ que preaenremOa memorial al Conssio del Tenn
pey si Conseo decdrs. ~ SAu
Enaretanto dijo Ia muisr quaro vover var mi hii,
olenclo do Ssnerre hs hcho venr az u para nue
rtgAsres las prHonera rGfGsrAlas despu9s veremos
- EAro.. entretanto
oh! Ghl txolAm6 Sansrrs ftuncisndO 81 Ceno bsA ".
y hiz 10 qua to dgo. ~ 80
-Hz 10 que dcs 81 CudadAno generals anda musr; y. b,.
dido 10 qna dice despneI veFemos ." '
gistri rlsa. ' ES''As@ ~
Aqusllos homhrss aalisron
- Mi qusrida Nina. 1E6r, dijo Ia feins cre6s
10 no creo had cudadsns CGpeto, dio Il horrbIs mu-
ger echnsndo o dlent que ii ees IA causs de od,
m dsfRsca del pueblo qOs encuentrs ago sospschuIo
sn 10 poder peraF. fO'O
Go,ro hOmbrs .e Quedarona h puelta para auxilar IA
mplir De TiS6n 81 10 rsinA 40 resiAta
ComtnE6 Ell reRiItro por Ia rena
aose On 80 poder IN ph nudoE ous par.cfs
una respueaIa prepaadA al de oushb. bh.do
1fon On ispz un tIcapulario pedazo de lscre
ben 10 MbiA yo dia la mtjr de Tis6n 70 10 b,b,
olcho lca municlpRe Qoe h AuItiacA eIcrb{I In o,r
ana gotta de Icrs el candelsro. " ''iO uiA VI
hes mas qus sl eAca puaro... paH'' ~ eLs'
QuSTes que to tsrga lSlimal dijo Ia mu.r I, t.osn
P0f Yea'ura dS it'''' No me QulAn mi hijal S4'A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27


-CRIMENEs horriblss 90 some'
On On todos los pAisss ca loa que cl
amor ha sido sl m6vil prinsipal. Cti'
msn { 10 Elega y Al buen gusto 90
somsts, ussndo m Perfume O IN Jab5n
vulgar, euAndo 81 exquisite CAshimsrs
Bouquet-ya en- perfume 9 sn Jab6n--
o. sl sumun del huen tono,-Colgats y
Co, New York.
LABORES.- 'oll'i''n
BcrdGdorGs y buenAs OaIadoras' ssegu'
randolca trAhaio constants. Propcrslo
namos 10 tela y dihui0 snviandolos
sAlqusr parts do lA islA, DirigiEss q
As Porto Riso DRAWN WORK o
,aproidsry CO Forsalssa 10. Tan
~ 90 ecliaiasn Oost4TsrGs. lmo
WTHE HELVETIA.-z1 sails os
srua. Gran sasa do hsapsdss' sTa-
"a 4 kosslS. Apossnsos para families
asrsonAs solas. ComidAz 1 sinsusn
!, ssnaa vcs - ubisrto. Baroa. Tslstono
j. Apsrsado eorrso, 2s6. Propisea'
!. Psdra ssssra. Notal Esss hossl
- 1 sarge da npA sefioFisa ssEie'
Is NECEsARlO sxigir cue ehdA
Ssia ohsengA grahAdo sl nomhrs DA'
,hssivo koiarristA, Psfo an solo ssiu-
sas Froduse msi0s stseto cue ana DO
4sna do hotallas do aqua minsral o ds
ar sl kuieo snraalvo rAdie&ll del o.
soaaxc y dsl intsstino, oil Digestive
Aolasrisaa Fpri1sa los alimsnscs =
scs Assa asinilahlss' Il lsEisino Di'
cssstvo kolArrista surA sr Gn dia laa
Indigsstiones, On nm mss lAa disPey'
siAa q gsssrAlgias. On tres misses lAs
mas graves snfsrnsdAdss sronicAs dsl
sssonAgo = dol inSsatioo, EatA uni
vsrs almsnsc eonnrmado, sn lorna sin
igusi, cue IL ensasi& dsl Digestive
Mo1aFristA % verdadsrAmants radissl
superior & 10 dc todos los osros 70
msdios. De vsnts en- laa prtnaipAlss
eArrsciaE do Europa y Amerisa.
CASE VENDEi Un lots dc sahAS
% rama, sosssho de 1905, dc laA ms
iorss vegas dc CaguAs, DiriEirss 4
Qp!ToneS Cabsxudo CO, Caguas, PUCr'
10 Siso,
RI ssEor plAE NAVARRO Aa
este snissi6o 90 0nsine de AooEAde =
~ Motaria ON sssa aiEdsd, ealls Go Gao
yssss Bamsrs u.
R1arss ante 10 OoTss Federal CSr-
. % DiHsriso dc toGa Id IEla y Core
axYrsAa, Gsdisanosss AsiRiano Al
sxAnaa do s1sxlos dc SrcPisdEdss, iE-
spgyorAai6n ds osEporasisnss del Eata
= exsRangsrAa y lramiAaai6s de sxPs
eisnsss as sxrropiasi6u tcfzosa.
AsaEsan6o ls aoEls sog SssSasis
hcy ssserlseida sa el elsrelaic dE iss
EretsGtCnaa do AhoKad0 NotaXlo, 81
Raaor DIAz NAVARRO % 1isp0Es 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA
La reina Resonri6

La rsns Hesonr6
IL ans'risca mofA dc nosotros exoam6 ell mopicjp.
IN nora bpens cnmpremo t0do Ygor decto o nm
ncpaIidsd. LsyaDtae Capsto -
q vas hscsrl txciam6 Ia rens foers 4. 4. iro 81,
qQe nal mo tsa enermo tene oantural er6s
lC d. ana 81 municips, CO obato de alarms cantf-
nua para conaeo del Temple D0rqae ponsn sus rs los
oonsprdores craen po1e fcr evasion todoa vo.o
sfos QeVengan, Qas vengan aquf s6n Ll4mad Ts6n
16n era IN lo1naeEo e1clrqGdo de Ia limpezs de Ia nr.
s9n como ae caAfen ihos de z sembsnts rudo
Vsy 0soeioa ne9fos csapor egbAn hssa a ceiss
-4lion dJ0 o.ntrre iuego squel se presnt6 Al ia.
mamlsntc, Quen ttalo Syar Ia comida lo dstendoa
Tn6n clio On nombre.
y Ia ropG9
Nj ha
-Es lAYandera &c hii2i
So Ciarnmente.
Y Is has dado IA pirroQ1A de tus pfssos2
For qe not TAnto vale Q1e CANA ella eato como otrs
AdemaF dinero no Dc os lirsnos sno de D.o6n
DtRl por elas ~
-Ie hsn dcbo ueex mines ls ropa con atero61
Y quef Sno Cumpl0 eGte deber2 En urpebA de elc
sytT misno u 90 so e. h&bn hech3 dos nudt 10
lv6 oons9 ccaal msDd6 nj muey ous los dss1t,r.
trfgLe Nine Cspsto Gin decirie NADIA
esa indication do Js dos ioa hscho5 en- Ell D6 eIo l.
rslna hmb6 dt3ndose Eas IuplIss Mne label slls &c
cirigieron mirAdt.
Ts6n, dijo Sansrrs tu hia cs una oudad.na de cuvo
ptlrohImo ntde duda, pero desdo hoy VoVer Tsmpe
o., DIoI mio dio TA6n auuttsdo !qas me dscsi Canal
40 VolVere yer yaA nj hijt Ei1o euAndo Gag42
Ya no Aadrss, dllo SAnterre.
Thon MIRO en- torao Eln fiA rinp6a objeto 40 mi
rada ts6pids de rtptDe lan6:
M Hld eyA All ksf Quiero sIr de ma vso,
n'go mi dm3D 20 no soy trader ri ar6cr para ae a. me
tengG ecerEdo eo u1E Dris6n Og dig1 que ousro s,f
-Ciuds5anc, di9 SInterre obedeOe ss 6rdsnsI de- /.
munlc lad os erds pasarlo mall mira Que .oy v
qaen 10 10 dgo ATE aQqy YgiA 10 cue pAa Ts adyto
qle note 10 ptrde de yAA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
AVlSO

Be vende por la mitad do 81 vslor
an aparato para fabricar bsbidas car.
bonatadas. Sc compone del generator
tres fusntes con suA sorrespondientes
lavaderos de gas, una mesa para lie.
mar botellas de tapones dc gravitaei6n
J an llenador de sifonea.
Para informes dirig4rss on Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
lIpea FsIIsa Dol Osstt

BEiI*sGs baTatss para DDS fsESvSs
Iii II elAse de Capital 6 Esyam6n,
dR y vssIIA IS ssvs.i "a s. 10 stvs.
In ~ do BAyana0n 4 ORbsno, Ida J
vGslaG lB stvs. sn ~ 10 stvS.
Eillsts ordinAr!o do OaSital & Cats
40 - sIAss & ) styG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
Dsctll I. lgIz Arnau

De rsgreso de SD vikje Europa,
asahA dc instGiAF su oneina profssio
nal SC ls sale del Crisso, ntmero II
HcraA do oons altS do Is J i adia { 3
y Easdia do lss sGr6s. q,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
IA SALUD

Farmacia Droguerfa.-Pava 5, Arecibo z. r.
xxsnaa sorssSnam2 rsaovada PonA ntsgsus Prssoa los
@Rs Gados Das6Ao Aa tAmosa pdoas Marines sApsua do
asrn Dspurssivo Raso { p7sssids Rois
0etuhres do 1sGS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27

Glasses dc ing'6' J e'paho|
Sc dan SlSsss dc ipg IS y espaGol,
mafianR, tasde y noehe preCios con
veueIonslea. san JoA6 25 Also - In. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27

acbrsr 4 aaa sIisuses hoDoEarius axes
sivamsHte m6disos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
DOCTOR gv!IlvO avEOl

DE LA ,FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madridy y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia mism2 Fa-
cultad, de regreso de 81 viaie
4 Madrid, ha establecido sd
o6cin2 professional en- Ia calle
de Tetuzn nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de z 4
1 o. m. Telefono nQ 1926. d.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26
Notice of Stockholders, MeetIno.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Tribune Job Print
ing company, a Utah corporation. at the
office and principal place of business IF
said corporation, at No. 1873 South Wesr
Temple street, Salt Lake City and COUNT
Utah on Tuesday. the 11th day OF SEN
tember, A. d. 1906, at the hour of 10
o. clock a. m. OF said day. to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of amending the articles ~
incorporation Of said company as follows.
l. BY amending article one so that II
shall read as follows:
THAT the said corporation shall ha
called and known by the name ~
Tribune Reporter Printing company ami
shall be and is formed and Organized ~
Salt Lake City, Utah"
2 BY amending article six so that tbA
same shall read as follows:
THAT the amount Of capital stock ~
said corporation shall be $50. 900. which
shall be divided into 500 shares az fha
face or par value OF S1O0 EACH
Also 10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of in
creasing the plant, good will and eouip-
ment or the company. and for the consid-
Grafton of such other business as NAV
be incident to the business herein stated
or which may otherwise properly come
before the meeting.
BY order OF the board OF trustees.
l.. c. SNEDAKER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26
FUTILE BROS.

JOB Main st. (Ground Floor)
DO YOU KNOW WHEN GOOD
BUY is OFFERED YOU? We do.
EVERY PIECE OFFERED IN THIS
LIST ARE GOOD BUYS" YOU WILL
NOTE THAT WE LOCATE THEM We
are are -, NOT AFRAID OF COMPETITION
a boy once said "Jackasses' beds is TO
steer EN- with and eat oats, and TO hold
their ears on, but horses beds is to steer
EN- with and eat oats, and cats beds is
rat traps" But that has nothing to do
with your head Your head should have
brains and the brains should steer YOU
to FUTILE BROTHERS office-the live
real estate men. They can sell your
place, or sell you place. They do bust
ness.
Near o. S. l.. new depot site, fine
double brick and 3x10. houses modern
can be delivered for s40OO-title perfect
sale.
Capitol HILL adjoining so. end of capi-
tol grounds 5Ox2s. fronting w. Capitol
and Wall SITS, makes two fine lots. for
only SLIGO. Nothing more like il when
this is gone; one OF the most beautiful
lots I'm the world.
good lots near Sth w and 1st So
SITS; 800 each-must sell.
lots in Poplar Grove, $50 each
6-rm. new mod. pr. blk. cottage So
front, on 4th St near E; lawn, etc: a
very desirable home: close in; ONLY sc. OOO.
Fine bus. cor, on n. w. corner 9TH So
and State SITS, 10 rods front fine site
for drug store, grocery, meat market etc.
Thi sproperty will be sold very CHEAP at
once TO settle estate.
Farm, fruit and chicken ranch 40
acres, 8 e.; 4-room house, pantry,
porches, closets, etc; large pacture pri-
mary water right, 100 fruit trees. 2 0ci
raspberry bushes, 1000 strawberry plants.
fine grove of trees, large barn Little
Cottonwood stream runs through this
property; has the making of one of the
best places in this valley: only S. 900 TO-
day; don't need all cash.
Homes from $500 TO $4,000 everywhere.
costs YOU nothing to call and talk oyer.
For instance, we can sell you a fine mod
ern new 4-room pressed brick cottage
on Lincoln Ave; Denver owner saws
sell my 5000 property at once for So 300
and so on. We represent over a million
dollars worth of property exclusively.
many of which are real bargains
We have every kind of property. everv-
where. We can surely help YOU: can't
you understand how with such an i'm
mense list of nonresident properties on
our list, that we have exclusive control
OF: that many of these owners are offer
ing their property under the market
That is the way TO get bargains There
are seven % men in our office: all active
real estate men. Office open from $50
a. m. till p. m; always some one i'm to
receive you and help you. Both phones.
Glad to see you.
FUTILE BROS, 15s So. Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26
SAMPLE BARGAINS
EAST SIDE.

EAST SIDE.
II, 40 for a 5-roOm; 1855 down and $15
per month; no interest
A,WO-This a beautiful 7-room; bath,
toilet, e. l.; furnace, lawn and cement
walk; terms
S,OO0-This beautiful home, built by the
DAY; basement under entire house. fur
mace room; laundry; fruit cellar, storage
room; parlor 1SX2S; bedrooms, l3x23 and
l6XlS; go IT, of porches
$500 for 6-room; bath and toilet; e. l.:
mantle and cellar: terms
Sl,OoO for 4 rooms on Bryan ave-, 800
down and 81 per month.
Nf0O Tor broom on 9th East; bath,
toilet and c. l.; 800 down and s20 per
month.
WEST SIDE.
SIle-Snap; 4-room blk: cement walk;
Sth West. I'd South; $50 per month.
SZ,Sf5 for broom mod, 18th West; terms.
BUILDING LOTS.
2lsxS rods to alley; I'd South, 81 500.
4xl0 rods, 18th East. Sl.15O
l5XlS2 IT. on State St., 81 ,O50.
S1zXlO rods on I'd St. 81 $50
{. F. LITTLE & Co.
200 and 21O Atlas Block
Both phones 2s4s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26
Assessment No. 21.

WABASH MINING COMPANY, PRIN-
cipal place of business. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at a
the 9Th day of August. 1906, an assessment
of ten cents OOc) per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation. paw
able on or before the 9Th day of Septem
Der, 1906 TO w. Mont Ferry, secretary. at
Room $40. Atlas block, West Second
South street, Salt Lake City. Utah Any
stock upon which this assessment may re-
Der. 1906 will be delinquent and adyer-
tised for sale at public auction, and un-
less payment Is made before, will be sold
on the 26th day OF September, 1906, to paw
the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale.
W. MONT. FERRY. Secretary.
Location Of offices. No. $50 Atlas block.
Salt Lake City Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26
STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING, STORAGE PACKING AND
SHIPPING.
The Redman Van & Storage Co. only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams warehouses, etc. Large
three-horse vans, two large warehouses,
expert furniture packers; can ship your
goods TO any part of the United States
and save you money. Member of the New
York Furniture Warehousemen's associa-
ton. Have correspondents in all the
principal cities. If you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
us, as our connections with other large
concerns make it possible to save you
money and trouble. Office. 113-115-117 So.
West Temple St Both phones sos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26

OUR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
s., 609-FOur-room house. with 21bN5-rod
lot. lacing south on Sixth street
near d street. Beautiful view Of
of the city.
erty in the city, 3X10-rod lot, four
room frame house, nice shade
lawn. fruit trees, etc.
81 000-Four-room red pressed brick cot
tage. nice porch, lawn. flowers
shade. chicken runs i'm rear and all
fenced. Will take a small cash
payment down and balance month
s.. 100-Four-room frame cottage 50x125-
foot lot; $500 cash balance $40 per
month, Z per cent interest
SS,SO0-Five-room brick cottage, white
pleted; furnace heat and entirely
modern; 2lRXl0-rod lot; small
changes can be made in plans if
you sec us at once.
s., 500-F'ive-rOom modern brick cottage,
on corner of NJ street; 42x125-foot
lot.
So, 25O-Five-room modern white pressed
brick cottage, facing east on Sixth
East street, one of the most popu-
lar streets in the city.
5 750-Good building sites on Eighth
South street, facing south near
Ninth East street: terms
5 900-40x132-foot lot on Ninth East street
on two good car lines. can make
easy terms to right party.
Call on us at our office I'm the New
Herald building and we will show you
what we have for sale List your prop
buyers.
Anderson Real Estate Investment Co.
Rooms 300-301 New Herald Building.
Both Phones 474.\
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26
SOME Man HnMEs

brick cottage. lot 2l9xlj rods. 81 500 cas!i
will buy it,
Near Sd South and litl Fast. broom
modern frame, ADOBE sd cottage. has
bath and toilet and the p'ice s.. 200
3-rOom briC1 and 81 nimCr kitchen ia
lots. near Sth East anC lIth South 81 25D
NO. III Second street, 6-room up-to-
date modern "esidonco. south front. the
lot 20 rods frontage. poi'sl ed floors, fur
mace and ceTente0 cellars al S4.750
Near University 6-ICym modern brick
cottage, lot 50x16j feet. LOT we'll improysi
with fruit, lawn, Towers, good barn. .t
must be sold reasonable terms. SS5GA
ON 9Th South south tvtnt, one of the
prettiest 5-room modern lick cottages on
that street, newly uapered. house one year
Old price S3.l0O. keai Onalle terms. Be
quick.
Hundreds o. others on my list can
suit everyhOdv
A Richter. ~ West Is, South st. 'phores