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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-31
AVIATION WEEK
A BIG SUCCESS
Achievements in Conquering
Problem of Flying Cause
intense Enthusiasm.
AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR
FRENcHMEN ARE DETERMINED
TO REGAIN LOST HoNoRs.

Rheims, France. Aug. Aviation
week came to its official close today
with a gala breakfast given by the COM
mittee of Organization i'm honor of the
aviators. There were 500 guests, and in
tense enthusiasm was manifested over
the wonderful successes attained. BE
riot attended with his arm in sling.
q result Of his accident yesterday. and
he and Glenn II. CuTtss, the American,
Henry Farman, the Enghshman. and
Hubert Latham and Louis Paulhan, the
French flyers, received ovations, the as
semblage arising again and again to
cheer them.
Cordlandt F. Bishop, president of the
American Aero club, was warmly greet
ed. In the name of the club and the
people of America, Mr.. Bishop thanked
the committee for its cordial reception
and treatment of the Americans, and he
invited the aYiatOrs of the world TO come
10 America.
Naturally we will do our best to keep
this cup" Mr. Bishop said. but if you
will come-if BleTiOt comes as he has
promised shall fear for the result
The Marquis de POlignac, president of
the committee. officially announced the
result of the awards and prizes. and a
series Of speeches followed. They were
alton week" only marked the beginning
of the marvels that will be witnessed
in the conquest of the air. Among the
speakers were the mayor of Rheims, NJ.
Langlis and NJ. Loreau, president of the
mixed aerial commission. NJ. LOreau
referred to the disappointment of
France at the failure to retain the in
.ternatiOnal cup. the speed trophy cap
tuTed by Curtiss, and provoked hearty
round of applause when he added:
But 1 appropriate for myself and all
sFrenChmen the remark of BIeTiOt when
The learned that France had been de-
Heated. This was: I will go to Amer
lea and win it back"
The Marquis de Polignac announced
that a second series of contests between
eaviatOrs would be held Aug. p, 1910. He
kslso announced a gift OF $1,000 to La
THAN by a Paris newspaper for his
beautiful flights" Latham accepted
mot for himself, but ON behalf Of Levas-
rseUr. the genius whose motor had made
THE flights possible.
Mr.. Curtiss did not speak.
The meeting has been an enormous
success financially. over 100000 paid
ientries TO the aerodTome yesterday, and
probably 10O,0O more people witnessed
the flights from the hills outside the
course.
The aeroplane companies took orders
for fifty-two aeroplanes, most Of them
from persons not before interested in
aviation. This alone proves how pow
erful the imagination has been affected
Manufacturers believe spOrtsmen of
every country viii now begin TO buy
aeropIanes. particularly as the number
of actual flights here during the week
estimated at over 1900, We're without a
single fatal accident This demon
strates that flying is no more danger
Gus than was autOmObiling in its early
stages. The cost of the different Ua-
chimes ranges from s., 900 10 $1,000.
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CLOSE CALL FOR GREY
Governor General of Canada Relates
Stories of Narrow Escapes From
Death in Wilds.

Victoria, B. c., Aug. 30.-Esrl Grey, gov
ernor general for Canada, WI returned
here from Dawson and s by the
government steamer Qua,... today had
a narrow escape from death when ist in
the woods of Jervis inlet for five ond a
half hours on Saturday. Aug. %. when on
shooting expedition without companions,
other than his dog. He told of nearly
falling over pTeCipiCe in the darkness
when rescued by a searching party head
ed by Major Clark. his orderly, and Sec
ond Officer Johnson of the QUadra, one of
many searching parties sent into the
woods after fires were built along the
shoreline to attract the attention of the
lost governor general He was utterly
exhausted when found and his clothing
was badly torn.
The Quadra made stops at Albert bay
while the kwauakiut Indians took the
party up the rapids of Nip Nimpish river
al the headwaters of which Lady Sibyl
Grey shot a bear weighing go pounds. II
is expected the governor general will go
to Seattle about Thursday and Friday
before returning eastward via Vancouver.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-31
SALOON TRIAL
IS CONTINUED
Council to Take Up Case of
VerOS & DemeroS Next
Thursday Night.

In spite Of the fight of Councilman F.
s. Fernsrom against a continuance, the
council last night decided 10 wait until
Thursday night at O'Clock for the trial
of Vercs q Demeros. prOprietOrs Of the
Albany bar, who were convicted in police
court Saturday Of selling liquor on Sun
day.
The matter came before he council last
night. and a few of the members were
for trying the case then, bat G. p. Diehl.
attorney for the saloon men. declared
neither he nor his clients had had any
notice that the case would be tried then,
and asked for a continuance to any date
the council saw fit to make. 1t was
finally decided that the matter would be
taken up Thursday night, and the matter
stopped there.
But during the short time the matter
was being discussed it seemed that the
council had made up its mind on the mat
ter and that the license would be lost by
| the liquor men. who conduct the bar In
the Albany hotel. Second South and Sixth
West streets Councilman L. r. Martin
declared there was nothing in the evil
denCe brought out in police court MOI
anything in the statement Of City Attor-
ney II. J. Dininny that would change his
mind.
Fernstrom declared nothing would be
| gained by the saloon men in continuing
| the case until Thursday night but this de-
cisi0n finally carried.
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CHINESE GIRL AR0USES
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION
Gerry Society Believes Ngou Funs Is
Victim of Slave Traffic.

Washington. Aug @.-BeljeVing that
NgOu Fung, a pretty young Chinese girl.
who was recently turned over to the Ger
~ society i'm New York after she had
run away from Chin Hung. a Chinese
restaurant keeper in New York. was sold
into slavery, the Gerry society today sent
its representative, Cornelius j. Sullivan,
TO Washington 10 take the matter up
with the bureau of immigration.
Since 10 has been asserted that Ngou
Fung was brought here as a student by
Minister WI, the immigration officials
are loath TO take any action until IL
has been fully investigated.
When publicity was given the matter
several weeks ago IL was stated that ing
lWah. the proprietor of a Chinese res
,taurant in this city, was responsible for
the girl coming 10 this country. Today
.Wah alphabetically denied that she was
brought here as slave girl or that Hung
held her in slavery. but reiterated his for
meT declaration that she was incOrrigible.
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FORMER MAYOR SHOWS
BANK BOOKS IN court
Harper Handled $4,000 Through
Private Account in About Six
Months While Under Fire.

Los Angeles. Cal, Aug. 30.-FOrmer
Mayor A c. Harper was called as a wit
ness today i'm behalf of Thomas II. Broad
head the deposed chief Of police charged
with accepting brides fOv protection of the
redlight district.
Harper was asked by BrOadhead's at
tOrneys to tell of his private financial af-
fairs during the period between February
and August. 1903. when Nicholas Oswald
according to Oswald's testimony. was pay
ing large sums for police protection.
During this time, Harper testified, he
handled $4,000 through his private bank
account He entered specific denials 60
the charges of corruption made against
him by witnesses for the prosecution.
Edward KeTne, whom BTOadhead sue
ceeded as chief of police, was equally
emphatic in his denial of the transactions
i'm which he IS alleged to have been in
VOlVed
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PLEASE MOVE.
l NEED TIE HOUSE

PLEASE MOVE.
l NEED THE HOUSE"
EVER HAD Mr.. LANDLORD. ESQ.
GIVE HIM EVEN A CHANCE NEXT
TINE. HOMES OF YOUR OWN on
TERMS EASIER THAN RENT.
$4,000 down buys new. pressed
brick house, S blocks from postoffiCe.
Bath, toilet. pantry. closets, lights,
cement walks. Price only s2,600.oo.
$4,000 down for Forest Dale
home, cheerful rooms, bath and toilet,
closets. porches, etc. Only $4,000.
$4,000 down. and we can build 70
YOUR plans and desires in new place,
only 80 blocks southeast of county
building. Fine section.
s2.65O.OO for brand-new home. s
extra large, cheerful rooms House
is very well built, for builders own
home. Just let US show you it Bath.
toilet. closets, sewer connected and
paid for.
COCOON Fifth East drive. half
block north OF park; new, 5-room, mod
ern.
3.4OO.OO-7-room modern. close in.
Better than new. Terms.
sss5o.oO- Elegant bungalow in
pretty southeast. Honestly built.
Terms.
S2.0O0.OO-Splendid 5-room. modern
brick. court, Il blocks from p. o.
s4.3OO.O0-On z street near Eighth
avenue, dandy large home, furnace. etc.
S475O.OO-On F street. near Sixth
avenue. new, 7-rOom, furnace, cement
basement.
5.SQ0.OO-On P street. near Second
avenue. S-room, furnace. cement base
ment, etc.
S9.SOO.OO-CheerfUL large. Groom
home on University bench new. Terms
10000 Well planned, 5-room
cottage on Sixth avenue and d street
SPECIAL.
1.25O.Oo-3-room house on large lot
Close in.
EARDLEY- BALL-CANNON
ASSOCIATION
Il Up Main
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

so---SS~.-IS- -----~--S--- ~-----~--o--~O~~-~-
S1,55O-Here is snap A 5-room frame
house near Wandamere car line.
Lot Ssx140 feet to alley. Fruit and
shade trees. 500 cash and balance
monthly payments.
81 .65O-A large Groom frame near 9Th
East and 9Th South Flowing well
and city water. Lot 54x157 feet to
alley. Can be had on easy terms
and the lot is worth more than the
money asked.
s.. 250-A large 3-room pressed brick cot
tage east OF Liberty park. Lot 5SxlSz
feet to alley. Lawn, garden and
shade trees See US at once on
this. We can make good terms.
g, s50-A large 4-room modern pressed
brick cottage near 4th East and 9Th
South. Lot 38x140 feet, all fenced.
Don't pass this il looking for a bar
gain. 800 cash and balance S29 per
month.
s. 6J0-A new Groom modern single bun
galow, near 8th South and eth East.
This is a good one at 500 cash and
the balance $50 per month.
50. 25O--A new 4-room modern. with stairs
set for room upstairs, Sd East and
gth South Terms $500 cash and
balance S25 per month. This is a
bargain OF a lifetime
81, 500-A broom brick. water and electric
lights in house. lot 5X20 rods. This
is close in on 11th East. Lot alone
is worth price. See US al once.
,OOO-A large new 7-room white pressed
brick bungalow on Windsor avenue,
on a corner. Three porches and a
full basement. Lot 57x117 feet. This
is a beauty.
IS. GOA new Groom modern pressed
brick house with large reception
hall. closets. pantry. fireplace. fur
mace. cement walks and everything
to make IL an ideal home Only
blocks from temple. II YOU want
this come early, as it can be had
on easy terms.
See US for fine modern homes in al
parts Of the city. We have some great
bargains.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62ia West I'd South Street.
Both Phones pa.
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BANDIT WANTED IN MEXICO.
ouilIermo Adam Held in FL Paso for
Violation of immigration Laws.

Washington. Aug. 30.-In the arrest of
Guillermo Adam, the alleged bandit at
Fl Paso on the charge of violating the
immigration laws, the Eagle Pass upris-
ing i'm Mexico more than a year ago is
recalled.
The Mexican government is DESTROYS of
having him returned to Mexico i'm order
10 prosecute charges against him. and il
IS declared Adam will be killed if he is
deported
According to the papers in the case.
Adam left Texas on June p. 1905, and on
the following night took part in the rev
Olutionafy uprising at Eagle Pass. He
was i'm Jail until aug. 8. 1903 and il is
charged returned to Texas by wading
across the Rio Grande He was therefore
arrested for violating the immigration
laws. having come into the country with
ont being inspected by the immigration
inspectors.
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SOCIALIST IS UNN0LtSTED
J. L. Fits Out on Bail-He Talks
Again, but His Crowd Remains
Within the Law.

J. L. Fits. who was arrested Sunday
afternoon for obstructing the sidewalks
on Second South and Main streets. was
released on a bail of s25 Monday morning
pending his trial Sept. 10. When Fits
was arrested he was talking on sOCialisJC
theories and the crowd became so bolster
Gus that his arrest followed
Last night he again appeared on the
street and dared the police department ia
arrest him. The policeman on the beat
had orders from Chief 5. NJ. Barlow 70
arrest the man if the crowd INSTRUCTED
tthe sidewalk The crowd however failed
10 gather and Fits was unmOlested.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY

II West I'd South Both phones.
$4,000 $4,000.
two acres near 14th South street, with
ample water right, a good four-room
house and numerous outbuildings. 40
bearing fruit trees, ESQ young trees, be
sides curants. gooseberries, grapes,
raspberries and strawberries. Cash
payment $oOO-
$4,000. $500.
il acres near Wandamere; coy brick
cottage; I acre in fruit. acre for
chickens. Cant be beat"
Near Collinston, in the famous Bear
River valley the finest orchard coun-
try in the world. we have a ranch of 100
acres. about $500 trees, standard Varie-
ties of winter apples. or years OLD
should average two boxes to the tree
next year. Balance of land in grain and
alfalfa, except Is acres of pasture.
Property can be bought at 75c on the
dollar. Interested parties will call on
US for further information.
$4,000. $4,000.
Modern brick, large rooms, lot SIX
1872 feet, Wandamere car. This house
is as good as others selling for $500.
$1,000. $500.
On Sd South. elegant s-room modern
house, worth $500. Good terms 20 re-
SponSAOi6 bdA
$50 $50
Per foot. so or so feet. I'd South and
18th East us feet deep to alley, large
barn site,
$500. $1,000
2ax7 rods, corner on 4th ave. south
front.
$1,000. s1.O5O
5Ox14O feet. east front, Park avenue
Dollars for everybody. We are the
gents for the Big Lost River (Carey
( acD project so 600 acres Of the finest
/ lands in Idaho. You cannot lose and
/ you might win fortune. A postal card
will bring the information or call al
our office.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
II West I'd South st.
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DON'T WASTE YOUR TINE
! Looking farther. Here is your ideal
/ home 5-rOOm modern brick well built.
! large cellar; lot 5Ox165. elegant lawn.
| shade and fruit trees. chicken runs All
! goes for s. 300 on terms.
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FOR SALE
HERE YOUR CHANCE
FOR THREE DAYS
ONLY

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
FOR THREE DAYS
ONLY
We are offering one Of the handsomest
1-rOOm modern pressed brick homes in the
city for $500; it is located on street,
has large airy rooms. finished with the
best of wood; each room is piped and
wired for gas and electric light: beautiful
fixtures; large oak mantel; sliding doors
best of plumbing; full basement; cut stone
foundation; large stone window caps and
sils; cement walks. It is an ideal home,
not built to sell. but for a home
We will pay you to show us its equal in
the city for the money.
FOR BARGAINS SEE
A. Nc KELLAR & CO,
63l2 W. ID so.
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HOUSTON THE HOUSERs


On Sd avenue. between r and
G. new. neat and complete
bungalow, French window seat,
cosy corner. finished basement,
hot air heat. sewer connections,
cement walks. gas. hardwood
floors. china closet, everything
complete Talk 10 us about
terms.
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On eth avenue, between D and
z. two-story Groom brick home;
hot water heat: subdivided base
ment; south front Something
to be proud of.
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Nine-room home on lst ave-
nue.. paved street, south front,
close in, strictly modern, large
lot We will be pleased to show
this.
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FOR SALE
LITTLE & LITTLE.


on Main ST., near 9TH So. 7-room mod.
pr. brick sever CONNECTIONS paving.
sewer and sidewalk paid; 5000.
5-rOOm modern, on East % South, 5000
cash. $40 mo-, $4,a
4-room brick. bath room, but plumb
ing not connected: hall. fine shade and
lawn. 1867 West 1st So. 1920.
4-rOOm Dr. brick, near 9Th SO. and LIST
West. 81 .000 cash, bal. so mo-. per cent
interest: $3.50
u5lax889 only one block from Newhouse
S-r9om mod. DR. brick. hot water heat,
sewer connections, near 18th +. and LIST
So; 5000.
Double brick on a large corner lot, s
rooms on side. modern plumbing. sewer
connections. front and back stairway,
rent $500 a year: taxes S65 a year; pays
per cent net; ground on corner suitable
for store; 5000.
5-room mod. pr. brick, near Sth East
and 9Th So; corner lot, on the back part
Of which another house can be built;
5000.
9-room mod pressed br.. laundry. COM
partment basement. etc; No. 140 I'd E..
$500.
Beautiful 1O-room mod. home. hardwood
finish, etc: elegantly furnished; 800
piano. large number Oriental rugs, etc. :.
lot 50xf15, on paved St. best section;
price for all. Sl2.5oo; very cheap.
We have the cheapest piece on State.
near 4th South. See US at once about
this.
5Gxf25 feet on State near LIST North
So 800, a good buy.
5I34 Xl63. on lst ave, west of A st; "a
taxes paid.
S0xf06 corne of Brigham and I'd East
at $50 pc foot or Sl2.S00 This Is the
'i'eS pest All taxes '7'u
LIZ H. ~
F0R SAFE
60 "a N IT, ,i.o e-.o ,,o,-,-. -. ~.
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FOR SALE

j. NJ SETTLE & Co.
81 .30@-4-rOCm frame, southeast 500 down,
Plain snap
81 .S5e-f-rOOm new bungalow, southeast.
800 down. This is just as nice as
they make them. Lovely in every
particular.
s.. 000-5-room bungalow, southeast, $50
down. on car line.
g, 39)-5-room- brick, on 18th South, $40
down
g.. 400-4-room modern brick 6 months old
SEQ down
s. 6Q0-e-room modern brick southeast
rather close in. This is another
plain snap and viii sell. IT is close
to the car barns Will make good
terms
81 200-5-room modern bungalow; north
east This is one of the swell
homes Of the \. =. bench II Is
brsnd-uew and q peach
j. NJ SETTLE e. CO.,
sos Tribune Building.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
Sol Main Street. Phones 2.
We Write Fire Insurance
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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EnR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Fun El1Al--4 AL44aAa - 4 - ~
FOR SALE
KIMBALL & RICHARDS.
LOTS
$l10 EACH
$3.50 down. $3.50 monthly on each
pair Of lots
Located in the beautiful state
street home site subdivisions
Modern improvements established
and paid fOr-no extra assess q,
meuts
Cement walks, corner monuments.
Graded avenues. shade trees.
Excellent drainage, rich soil
Outside of high city tax rate.
Protected by building restrictions.
Abstract of title with each lot.
KIMBALL & RICHARDS,
- -
LAND MERCHANTS"
ZIG
BOTH PHONES 1892.
OFFICE 80 MAIN STREET.
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Fourth South. close in. Groom
brick. sewer. sidewalk, gas,
laundry tub. RUdd heater, mod
eru plumbing; good location
and good terms Why 60 any
further
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FOR SALE
HOUSTON THE HOUsERs.
s2aN

One more Of those neat little
4-rOOm brick houses. close in
and easy terms; if you want to
save car fare and get to work
on time, see US; we can save
you money.
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FOR SALE

- ACRES
Near Westminster college. This is a great
bargain at $3.50 per acre. Adjoining land
plated and selling a Sl,15 per acre He-
member. our advice to our clients IS TO
buy East Bench acreage. and this is one
o. the best bargains in there. If you do
not want the whole piece we can get an
other customer for part Of It, Here Is d
chance to get in on the ground floor
70 ACRES
Adjoining All HaliOw's college ground.
CITY water in front of the property, cleo
trio car line within two blocks. This Is
within walking distance Of the University
of Utah The ground is rolling and suit
able for subdividing into city lots or FOR a
beautiful suburban home. Price, $500 per
acre
Is ACRES
On 18th East St, good land, at 800 per
acre.
10 ACRES
Well improved. with good water right,
small house. barn. etc. on 2lst East st,
This is a snap at $500.
To TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
Nine acres with improvements Z llth
So St See us at once. Many other acre
tracts
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 E lst So. St
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SACRIFICE OFFER FOE QUICK SALE.
A GREAT SNAP OFFER OF MAIN-sT.
PROPERTY AT 1913 PER FOOT.
MAJN-ST. BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLD
TO-DAY FOR S15.592.z5.
THE PRICE IS 1915 PER FOOT FOR
Rl4x165. FACING WEST on MAIN,
BET. 5TH AND 9Th so; IT'S A GOOD
BUY AT 800 PER FOOT NOTHING
CAN BE BOUGHT IN THIS BLOCK AT
SOD
IMPROVEMENTS ALL COMPLETED
AND PAID; SEWER, SIDEWALKS,
PAVING. GAS AND WATER.
OWNER MUST HAVE Sl0500 CASH AT
ONCE. BALANCE CAN RUN YEARS
AT 6 PER CENT IF DESIRED
YOU CAN MAKE no MISTAKE on
THE ABOVE, ITS FUTURE Is AS
SURED.
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Look at No. 734 East I'd South.
1G-roOm brick, with lot S2l2x3SG
feet, street improved; would
make good investment for
court purposes.
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Il must be sold. all improve
ments paid, sewer connected,
6-rOom house on I'd avenue. We
can make terms. See us.
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occlpENTALs TODAY.

Especial TO The Herald-Repubiica
Provo. Aug. 30.-The soldiers base
ball team will play this afternoon
against the Occidentals of salt Lake
on the B. Y. L. campus and q great
deal Of interest has been aroused
locally.
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samn

sS,bJU.
On the east side, something
extra good. rooms. 2 baths,
large basement, inlaid floors,
selected finish. We can arrange
terms on this.
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To rent payers. We have a coy new
4-rOom modern brick cottage, that We can
sell for $3.50 cash. bal $50 per mo- includ-
ing interest. Price only s2.400. fine lOCa-
ton, southeast Why pay rent2
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
81 Main Street. Phones p.
We Write Fire Insurance.
We Go on Your Bond.
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Southeast, new 5-rOOm brick
modern home on easy terms.
better and cheaper than you
could build yourself, and all
ready to move into.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A. y. HUMPHREYS.
on the Ground Floor
y vest I'd South Street
FIVE Statesmen AND TWO AUTOS
AT YOUR SERVICE.