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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
TEST NOW UP TO F
NAVAL OFFICERS

Washington, ID. c., Nov %. -
Navy officers throughout the coun-
try who are on shore duty today are
conditioning themselves for endur-
ance te-t announced by the navy de-
partment yesterday. All officers he
low the rank OF admiral, and all Of
ncers of the staff below the rank u
captain, on shore service. Will be
10 undergo three days
walking test OF so miles.
Navy officers afioat will probably
have 10 face an endurance test OF re-
maining on duty In fOur-hour
watches alternately for 72 hour5
This has not yet been definitely de-
eided upon by the chiefs OF the de-
partment
Failure 10 pass the tests will b
sufficient cause for the
/ suance OF an order 10 the delln-
quent ofiicer to face the navy retir-
ing board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
PEOPLE BUY CHEAP
PORTLAND PROPERTY

Fairport Addition, that is adver-
tised in this paper Is selling off very
rapidly. II Is we'll located on the
Peninsula and additions all around
II are priced at twice as much. More
that half OF this addition was solo
off last week. over 200 lots being
taken Sunday The rest Will not last
two weeks. and our readers should
look mp the ad. In this paper ami
call at the Office I'm Salem " In Port
land and secure lot that VIII
double In value inside OF six months.
All we'll located Portland real es'
tate is beginning TO jump up In
price and this is the golden oppor-
tunlty for small investors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
CHINESE SMUGGLING
INVESTIGATION ON
Three 0rientaIs cave Steam
or and Others Substituted.

San Francisco. Nov. 25 Charge
that ohhcers and members Of tho
crew ~ the Pacific Mail Liner Mon
Foiia have heea rfsilfv - o'pueglins
Chirege into this cnuntry by substi-
tutlng reiurDiog Asia'ios for newly
arrived Mongo''an ea'lors with shore
leave, were inv stigated today. The
lnye tigatiOn Is axDerted 10 extend -
other vessels plying between the ORR
cut aud this mort
The particular chargo, wsirh W
taken uD today concerns the last
visit OF the Mongolia 10 this port n
Is alleged that three Chinese gaii-
Ors we're released 10 Wit Chinatown.
the bond for their return To their
vessel being deDOs'ted with the gOs-
ernment's immigration bureau
Three Chinese sailors refurnsf and
the bonds were exOnerated. II II
nov charged that the Oriental sail
o-s stayed away and three Chinees
who wanted - return 10 their native
land, were sllpDec on In their place.
IN view OF the charge that the g.
vestissi'oa msv Involve more ihan
one member OF the steamers erev
the immigration authorities prOuOr9
10 listen 10 testimony from Captain
Henry Morton of the M"nrnlia ana
General Manager Il. r. Schwerln Of
the Pacific Mail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
KILLS HIMSELF IN
CROWDED THEATER
UNITED Press Leased Wire.

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
Ogden. Utah. Nov. 25.--while n
large audience was merrily enjoying
a musical comedy at the Grand opera
house last night, Walter Lucky, a
youthful gambler, blew out his
brains with a rifle in the foyer OF
the theater
Lucky, who was "a years OF age,
stood at the theater entrance with y
Winchester rifle. Just before the
audinece emerged from the building,
he placed the muzzle OF the weapon
to his mouth and pulled the trigger
by means of a string.
The soMnd OF the shot was not
heard above the laughter OF the au-
dlence and attaches OF the theater
removed tho body before the exits
were thronged with people.
Lucky is known 10 have lost mon
ey and Is thought TO have become
despondent. letter in his pocket
asked that a sister, Mrs. Mary l..
Word. % East Fifteenth street
Portland, oregon. be notified.
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PORTUGESf
CONTINUED From Page IL

order OF His Royal Highness- the
cavalry charged the mob.
The driver Of the royal carriage
lashed the horses, squad of cav
airy surrounded the vehicle and it
was driven swiftly to the palace.
Tho cavalry followed the carriage
to the palace and then returned ami
attacked the mob again. The Re-
publicans were so strong that they
were able to hold their own until
the infantry was called out.
The foot soldiers charged the
crowd with fixed baynots. wounding
many who stood in the way. After
a hard fight, the mob was dispersed
Many arrests were made and the city
is In a state of unrest this evening
II is believed that Republicans
had carefully planned the attack to
break up the royalist celebration and
assassinate the kinS. Many shots
were fred during the rloting and in
the first attack Il is said that sew
crel bullet passed close to the mon
arch's head.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
CARNEGIE WILL
NOT TALK TARIFF

Washington. ID. c.. Nov. 25.-An
drew Carnegie. IN a letter 10 Chair
man Payne OF the ways and means
cOmmitte- OF the hOu"e. received TO-
day, declines 10. testify al the tariff
hearing. He says In part:
n am no longer In business. My
article In the Century magazine safe
all that l have 10 say
Manufacturers from whom you
can obtain the desired information.
viii appear.
My faith I'm protection Is os
strong as ever I believe the sure
way 10 secure a Is 10 reduce protec-
tive dutlrs from time 10 time and
abolish them when no longer needed.
Duties uDOn imports should cease 10
be a party question Only what II
best for the country should Be
thought Of"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
TYPHOON DAMAGED
"RELlEFS" ENGINES

Manila, Nov. 25.-The United
States hospital ship Relief, which
was reported Ave days overdue, took
refuge In the harbor OF Sorsogon.
In southern Luzon, according 10 "a
dispatch received here early today
from DR.. Charles +. Stokes, medical
Ofiicer In charge.
The Relief encountered the heavy
typhoon raging on November Is OFT
Luzon and sustained damage to her
engines. A fire started In the engine
room but was promptly controlled
The discipline among officers and
men was perfect.
The Relief Is returning TO Manila
under her own steam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
CELEBRATE NAVAL
BASE OPENING
Exposition in Hawaii When
Pearl Harbor Is Opened.
(Unlted Press Leased Wire. }

AhHiAtu IINah lsiAhtu Miitsl
Honolulu. Nov. 2b.-The ofiioial
opening of the United States naval
base at Pearl Harbor will be cele.
bratcd In the island by an interna-
tion expo ition In 1919, according 90
plans afoot today. The Honolulu
chamber OF commerce has decided
that the opening of the $4,000. .0n0
station OF the federal government
should be fittingly observed and tbs
ono hundredth anniversary of the
iriumphs OF the American navy on
the Atlantlc coast hal been chosen
as the appropriate time.
The pattoT was FIRST broached 10
COmmis Toner General 10 the Japau-
ese Exposition r. Il. LoOmis, on hts
arrival here on the Mongolia. II met
with his endorsements and he sug-
gested that the cooperation OF the
United States consuls throughout tho
wn'ld be sought
A mRgegted feature Is congress
OF consuls from tho consulates bor-
derlng on the Pacific ocean, 20 dis,
cuss American affairs In the Pa
ci i'ic
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ANNA DID NOT
BEHAVE RIGHT
funltei Pros Leased Wire. !

Par's, France, Nov. 25.-Maitre
Bonnet, couLs for Count Boni lie
Castellane In his suit FOR the Gus.
tody of his children and an allow
ance of 10000 fracs yearly from his
former wife, made serious allega-
tions against the defendant who IL
now the Princess De Sagan, and
who, before her marriage 10 Couat
Boni, was Miss Anna Gould.
Maitre Bonnet said that he would
prove that Anna travelled unchap-
eroned with the Prince de Sagan
through Italy and later lived with
him as his wife at the Chateau
Marais.
He also said that he wonld prove
that prince De Sagan was accompan.
led by another woman when he went
TO New York to press his suit ful
Anna, He alleged further that the
princess, since her last marriage.
has neglected the education OF the
children.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25

Mountain water will not cost the
taxpayers anything. II II Is handled
right. But even II IL does. let as
have Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
RENO WITHOUT A
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
United Press Lenaed NE

TNHIttu FFta8 I1VHHNU " WNtI
Reno. New. Nov. 25.-The prls-
oners In the city jail learned TO their
dismay To day that they might have
TO remain I'm their cells for six
months on account OF the alleged in
ability OF the city council TO ciola.e
the provisions OF the municipal char
ter by appointing successor 20
City Attorney Stewart who died last
Saturday Owing 10 the hesitation
OF the city council 90 hire special le-
gal advice, the administration Of
Justice In this city may be tied up for
Lalf a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
RUM0R BELL A
GOULD LAWYER
cUnlted Press Leased wIreJ

Los Angeles. Nov. 25.-Theodore
A. Bell, former congressman. one
time candidate for governor and re-
Gently widely known the Demo-
cratic boss OF California 1T is rum
ored here today, will soon become
one Of the legal force OF Could
Western Pacific railroad.
Bell has mdde the keynote of his
recent campaigns an appeal TO the
voters 20 fight all aggression In pol
tiles on the part OF the Southern Pa
clflc HE friends say that, II hlo
decision TO become n railroad lawyer
Is true. 81 mean the death knell for
his political ambitions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25

% RACE TONIGHT

y York. Nov. 25.-After a
|oi training on the part of Pie
brando of Capri, the near-win-
u the English Olympian Mara
faee, and q month OF condition
n John ]. Hayes, his succe 'sful
Nan rival In that event, both
lFs are T. ting today before
1meetlng tonight.
classic Marathon VIII be 70
\ at Madison Square Garden.
|Ill distance of 26 miles, 23G
will be run, the only difference
ndltions being the fact that tho
pi race will be run indoors
thousands of adherents of both
fro0ting' for them.
Hance sales OF seats have b en-
and fully half the building
te occupied by Italian-AmericaE
lers OF DOrando, Both men are
n condition and a clio 7er race
that run In England is expect
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25

a CASH STORE afford to sell on a smaller
~ margin OF profit than credit stores because store
expenses are lighter and there are no losses from
bad accounts. That's why underse regular stores"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
TTeasny statement.

Treastsy Statement.
Washington, ID. c.. Nov, 25,-Ths
treasury statement today shows:.
Receipts. tl,s3s.31O.
Disbursements. t5s13O.00O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25

has won an enviable reputation
for handling only fashionable,
reliable footwear. Every pair
of our shoes is built to give
satisfactory service. We show
styles for Men, Women and
Children suitable for any oc-
casion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
BIG DREDGING
COMPANY FORMED

Omitted Press Leased Wlre.)
san Francisco. Nov. 25.-The di-
rCctOrs Of the newly organized Ma
toma Consolidated Companies oi
California. a company for the pur-
nose OF dredging California river
for gold and for working mines on
the Pacific coast. today are prepar-
ing plans for active work.
The Incorporation paDeri filed late
yesterday. state that the company Is
organic 10 work mines. purchase
and sell vessels and dredges. work
stone quarrles and dredge rivers
The capital stock Is t25 900, 900.
The primary purpose OF the ineOr-
pOratiOn, however. Is 10 dredge the
Feather and American rivers for
gold Several minor companies
forming the corporation have been
dredging the rivers for rome time
The principal hackers OF the cor,
c6Tn are J. j. COTOlan, w r. liam
mon. and William n. CrOcker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-25
ITALIAN
WARSHIP
RAMMfD
Omitted Press Leased wIre)

Leghorn. Nov. 25.-The Italian
battleship Pisa. while lying az aneh-
or In the harbor here today, was
rammed by the Italian steamer Elga.
A great cash was torn in the war
ships hull below the water line
The Pisa Is being towed 10 Spezla
10 be drydoeked. The Elsa was
badly damaged In. the collision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
GROWER

FOR SALE-6-TOOm modern brick 9Th
Z. near Brigham. 5000: Groom modern
brick, Sth East near 2d South. s. 90,
Groom modern frame. 10 tn East near
1st South $1,000: S-room modern brick. 9Th
East near ID South. s, 800: S-roOm mod
ern brick, Sth East near 81 South. $500;
large lot and Groom modern cottage. large
barn. 18th East near Sd South $500; 81
acres $500: acres near Cslder's park.
ST. 500: acre with . houses West Temple
and 14th South. 81 S50; 100 acres. 20 acres
in luncerne balance all in cultivation.
house. barn and orchard. southeast s. go:
and many others. Cromer, II East 81,
South
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


Ii ". Second South. Both phones.
S3.Svv-How is 1880 for a modern 1-room
home2 Built last year. near Lib
erty park. with 500 cash and $50
per month. Looks easy. don't III
We are glad to show you
s.. 500-Or this for s., 800: - Gao cash. bal
ance on rent basis. new. modern
Groom brick. S. +.
sl.IOO-Or this 4-rOom frame for A.s0J. So
cash and $i5 per month
y, s5O-Also modern brick, with furnace;
rooms. stairs, in and floors laid
upstairs; $3.50. with $1,000 cash and
monthly installments on balance.
II. SOO-LOolSs cheap for 4-roOm brick; a
little down and $3.50 per month
A.WO-FOr a bungalow near L. a de
light TO the eye and the heart Of
any house mother
SGJel-Buys, next week a 7-rOOm house
on a $500 lot, on First South ST.
Ii requires bur little expense TO
make this an ideal home
$4,000.
WE CAN SELL AT ONCE ONE OF
THE MOST DESIRABLE HOMES on
THE NORTH BENCH. WITH TERMS
TO SUIT ANY REASONABLE PUR-
CHASER. CALL AT OUR OFFICE ON
THIS ONE.
VACANT BUILDING LOTS
go per foot and easy terms for east and
west frontage on Capitol hill: worth $50:
only one at this figure.
800 per foot for the best flat site on
earth.
$500 for a 50-foot lot on Bryan avenue.
5000 for a 50<foot lot on Elghth East
$3.50 for 80 feet on Princeton
Drop in and talk it over
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WANTED-DeliveTy horse wanted to-
day sure Apply 424 West 9Th South.
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Nice 9-r0Om modern brick and frame
house. with nice barn. desirable location.
southeast; terms. 81, G0o
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lie acres fire land, primary water
right in lucern ana under cultivation. de
sirable location. feiced. small buildings,
=. 600. VIII cut up.
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1875 per ACRE

@9oI9 PER NgES
On very easy terms, write or call on me
today for illustrated literature describing
our proposition and including letters Of
Endorsement from some Of the best known
men in the country. Do it now.
FRED L. FOSTER,
526 Cullen Hotel.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

d. w JAMES & Co. plumbing, steam
heat, hot water contractors. 81 East First
South street. Phone 37s.
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80 acres near town; 4-rOOm frame house.
stable and chicken houses. acres in lu-
Germ, all fenced; good water right: 81 200.
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Who ever caught a mess Of fish that
pulled out his line and threw stones at the
stream?
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Grosheli, sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main st.
Second hand registers always in stock
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

80 l-- = - all
FOR SALE
HARRINGTON.
Who ever caught mess Of fish that
pulled out his line ana threw stones at the
stream?
Nice 9-room modern brick and frame
house. with nice barn. desirable location.
southeast; terms; &Go.
80 acres near town: 4-rOOm frame house.
stable and chicken houses. 3 acres in lu-
Germ, all fenced; good water right: 81 200.
1-s acres fine land, primary water
right. ia lucern ana under cultivation de-
sirable location fenced, small buildings,
s2,o00. VIII cut up.
About ga acres, primary water righ4
fine soil. wei fenced. This is nice foR-
chickens, desirable; 500.
acres. east side. fine land. suitable Dor
plating. TO exchange Tor improveaA on
east side; $500 ~
% acres near Wandamere. brick nue..
large orchard flowing we'll. $500
4-room brick and summer kitchen. Fifty
water and electric lights. $500.
~ acres. new Groom frame house. nice
young orchard, near Wandamere. 80 5o.
4-rOOm pressed brick, lot 5oxii0, good
barn, southeast. SLID.
Nice tract of 10 acres in Big Cottonwood,
abundant water right, 90 fruit trees just
bearing. 112 acres in Strawberries, rasp-
berries and dewbeFries. Terms. 81 800.
Double Groom frame and lot 5x9 rods
good location. on west side; shade ard
city water; easy terms; will rent for 81
per month; s. 800.
SHEEP MEN
This may interest you.
3O.000 acres grazing land in northwestern
Utah: will sell on long time and easy
terms. Some pine timber on tract plenty
Of springs; low price.
Double l4-room frame on west side. lot
6y9 rods to alley. rents for So per month;
s. 800
=. s HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas RIOsk
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Nice tract of 10 acres in Big COttonw wood,
abundant water right. 90 fruit trees just
bearing. ~ acres in Strawberries, rasp-
berries and dewbeFries. Terms. $3.50.
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About 81 acres, primary water right
fine soil. wei fenced This is nice I'll
chickens, desira bic; 500.
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s acres. east side. fine land. suitable y
plating. TO exchange Tor improveeA
east side: $500 ~
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STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired;
castings a: wholesale or retail. 242 State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works.
phones 17e4-Y.
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2Is acres near Wandamere. brick N
large orchard. flowing well. $500
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WANTED-Private teacher for boy 6
years of age. 257 w. End No. Ind. 1888.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE business mans choice of schools
for his sons and daughters: The Utah
Business College.
VISIT Henager's Business College II
YOU are thinking of taking course. II
paws to attend the best.
GATRELI'S Unique School OF Short
hand and TvDewritinc- Hooner Bldg
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WANTED-Gas stoves cleaned and re-
paired, water jackets cleaned and CO.
nected. Gas Light Co.. 1853 So. End E.
Phone 1854
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Eggs, White Wyandotte
and Columbian; 75c, S.25, s. set 1113 lst
ave; $3.50 Y.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-SiX weeks instruction in
craftsmanship, position as travelling sales
man with responsible firm guaranteed.
address Bradstreet System, Rochester,
n. Y.
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WANTED-Chld to care for at home;
good country air. Price reasonable. Ad-
dress U "A, Herald.
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4-rOom brick and summer kitchen.
water and electric lights. s., 100.
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3. :. HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas BlOsk
Phones: Bell J496. Ind. 3I5.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework;
plain cooking; no washing 30 Third East.
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SAFES.

NEW and second hand; cash. trade CT
time. Scrensen-Stoutt Co.. sole agents
for "the Reliable Halls Safe" Beware
of limitations. Office X L Furniture
Store. 4l-4s-45-z7-49 f. Third South ST.
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Double Groom frame and lot 5x9 rods.
good location. on west side; shade and
city water; easy terms; will rent for 81
per month; $500
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Neutrality-suspicious. second girl for
boarding house. AS f. LIST So.
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FOR SALE-SmaH fireproof safe, very
cheap. Breeder, 90 w I'd So.
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HARRINGTON.
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IL acres. new Groom frame house hi
young orchard, near Wandamere. 81 80
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4-room pressed brick, lot 5ox1i0, goo,
barn. southeast. SLID.
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WANTED-A business woman with 500
to invest can secure a good paying posi-
ton with local wholesale corporation. Adj
dress w 2, Herald
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FOR SALE-A broom cottage. See own
er at AZ South Sth East
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Double 14-room frame on west side: lot
6y9 rods to alley, rents for So per month;
So 800
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WANTED-We feed nothing but dogs
New State Kennels, North Salt Lake
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Several desirable houses
various sizes and locations. Stowe & Pal.
mer.
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WANTED-Return ticket to Milford.
Bell phone Forest 1876 T..
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GODDARD
INVEST INTENT 60.
81 EAST FIRST SOUTH
CHEAP LAND

Would you be interested in land where
we are $3.50 feet above sea leVel-Where
temperature averages y degrees-Where
we have about 70 inches annual rainfall
where we have the most healthful climate
in the world-wheTe we are close to mar
kets and anspOrtation-where all pro-
ducts of the temperate, semi-tropical and
tropical zones grow il. abundance. If YOU
are interested in such a country and in
such land at
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Additional
Classified Ads
on Page 10.
WANTED.

WANTED-By young married couple,
large room with alcove or suite in pri-
Vate home. without board: must be close
In Ind phone $50.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

SALT LAKE Secret Service Agency, |
now located at 207-S-9-10 Security & Trust
Bldg. Bell phone 973.
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WANTED-Specialty salesmen a good
sized banh account awaits the man who
VIII pay the price-work! Give details in
tIrst letter. Box 40, Dept. 3S. Kansas
City Mo.