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Not how cheap. but how good. Lady has
every room fun and others waiting 20 gee
lU. Has only nine table boarders. MONTE
lE gross income almost $500. Rent s4l5Is
little high, but the results are satsfaCa.
tory; close in. Price 500 cash, balance
easy The Lewis-LOwe Co., 23 JudEe
Bldg
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a SWELL HOME on THIRD EAST
All the first floor for yourself, and a nice
little income from the second. The price
is $500. hair cash. and balance easy. Tho
LeWis-LOwe Co.. ZZ5 Judge Bldg.
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We have exclusive listing on % cafe tngf
Is on the main drive, clears SO per day
for its owner, and is not open nights
Price Sl,tul Lease alone IS worth thg s
amount We might De able to get TERMS
See MS. The Lewis-Lowe Co. Z13 JudE1
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PIANO TUNING.

J. W. MORRISON. Headquarters
Clayton Daynes Music Co; residence So
Gordon sveDue
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OF % rooms. steam heat furnished freas
It's location is right or 1T would not be q
transient house. Rent s. per room; Ions
lease 5000 cash viii put you iu possasa.
sion. The Lewis-Lgwe Coz -25 JudG8
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JUST A LITTLE LARGER
And cheap at 500. 10 rooms, well located
cheap rent. Must have all cash on thisa
The LeWis-LOWG CO., 2c5 Judge Bldg.
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or q seven-room house furniture and carr.
pets good. Rent only $50; Two doors from
Main street Furnace heat Modern
house; $500 cash viii handle &c, Tho
LeWis-Lowe Co.. 223 Judge Bldg.
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LACE CURTAINS nicely laUudered
25c q Uair Ben phone 4165-Z
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STENOGRAPHERs.

J. sCHULTHESS, stenographer anC
notary public, Cos Newhouse bldg. Bel
phnna 2122
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CARPET CLEANING.

SANITARY CARPET cieaning-com-
pressed air and steam. Work guaranteed
National Home Cleaning CO. Phones
1856 Bell; 97S Ind,
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FOR SALE-Ia order to make room for
another carload, We will for next few
Gays make extra low price. We have aL
present over thirty head good youns
horses. l,Vo0 to ] 400 lbs, VIII sell an uudsf
guarantee. salt Lake Horse and Mule
Market, ga W. 9Th So
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.' - '1---71N -.-1-7'
ANOTHER sEvEN-ROOH WONDER
Not how cheap. but how good. Lady has
every room fun and others waiting to zee
lu. Has only nine table bOarders Month.
ly gross income almost $500. Rent $3.50,
a little high, but the results are satisfaca.
tory; close in. Price 500 cash, balance
cay The Lewis-Lowe Co., 223 judge
JUST A LITTLE LARGER
And cheap at 500. 10 rooms, well located
cheap rent Must have all cash on this
The LeWis-LOWe Co, 2-s Judge Bldg.
YOU REsTAURANr MEN
We have exclusive listing on 70 cafe that
is on the main drive, clears SO per day
for it's owner, and is not Ouen nights
Price N-t1l Lease alone IS worth thar
amount We might DE able to get TERMS
See MS. The LeWIs-LCWe Co, --3 Judge
Bldg.
A LIVE PROPOSITION
81 rooms of furniture at SO per room .
rooms arranged for housekeeping buill-
ing modern and located down town, ale
ways fun, $3.50 cash viii handle IT, Rent .
SO month"; only $40 per ROOM The Lewis
Lowe CO., 2Z3 Judge Bldg.
4 TRANSIENT HOUSE
OF % rooms. steam heat furnished fress
It's location is right or it would not be @
transient house. Rent s. per room; Ions
lease 5000 cash viii puJ you iH possas-
sion The LsWls-LgWe Co.. --5 judge
Bldg.
AN EAST SIDE GROCERY .
With three living rooms, GJUg S25.9
monthly, rent so month for store and live
ing rooms 5000 cash viii swing this, I'D
bonus for good Will The Lawi=-L5ve Co
225 Judge Bldg.
SWELL HOME on THIRD EAST
All the first floor for yourself, and nice
little income from the second. The price
is $500, hair cash. and balance easy. Tho
Lewis-LOwe Co.. ZZ5 Judge Bldg.
500 COFFEE HOUSE
Doing S-J per day Figure your profit
then see us The Lewis-LCwe Co.. Z-8
Judge Bldg.
DOWNTOWN GROCERY AND MAR
KIT
That is O peach. If you see this you will
buy il and through all the coming years
just be glad Get prices and terms at
office. The Lcwi5-LOwe CO.. Z43 Judge
BIDS.
CHEAP-CHEAP-CHEAP
u rooms of furniture for $500, half cash,
balance easy payments. Rent so mo-
SPLENDID location. The Lewis-L0ws Cos
2Z5 Judge Bldg
FOLLOW THE SMOKE
IT viii lead YOU TO the finest cigar store
TN the city. If you get lost i'm the crowd,
see us We have the exclusive sale; very
reasonable rent and good lease. Tho
LgYyis-L0we Co., 225 Judge Bldg
DO YOU WANT A FINE
Little cafe, that is well IOCated2 Price
very low, only $3.50. This won't last long.
owner leaving ON account OF sickness.
The LcvIs-LOwe Co.. 20 Judge Bldg.
. ROOMS. TN EETY-FIEE HUNDRED
Mostly transient s. $50 cash viii handle
fl. Almost on Main street. & biz money
maker. The Lewis-LoWe Co., -Z3 JudEJ
Bldg
We HAVE IAITAIORS
But NO RIVALS. The LeWis-LJWe Goa
-5 Judge
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FOR SALE-One only; $3.50 new
piano, to be sold for $235 in the Week
commencing Monday 18th as an adyer-
tisement. Call early and get this bar
gain. We have others the same style
and same make. but viii sell one only,
Terms, $25 down and St0 q month. ~
West South Temple, entrance through
front. Bell Asa
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-District managers for Utah.
AriZ-- New, Ida Wyo-, Colo. and \. Mex
Men capable Of exploiting the sale OF
device which is an absolute necessity on
every power boiler Men familiar with
boiler appliances and capable of handlinC
sub-salesmen can make a large income
from this offer. Large commission; OK
elusive territory, no investment. Dia-
mond Power Speciality Co, 81 Fort St.,
West, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Agents. Latest ana fastest
selling household article, S25 to $50 week
ly. Here S d mOneymsker and bonanza
for agents. Something new. Pacific Nov
city Co, Drawer 1856, Salem, Ore.
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THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN IHE
STATE OF UTAH
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FOR SALE-Two uon-desCTiptive tick
publican.
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ACCOUNTANT.

G. VI FORBES,
Public and Personal Accountant.
Ind. phone 1871 No. 18th East
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Boys to sell curious things.
Apply Il Commercial st. Ask "Cappy."
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DOWNTOWN GROCERY AND MAR
That Is @ peach. If you see this you viii
buy ID and through all the coming years
just be glad. Get prices and terms at
office. The Lcwi5-LOwe Co., z23 Judge
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LADIES, TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. Face mas
sage, manicuring, hair dressing. Sani-
<ss&sSN S&S&S0g, = XXX K &SSSS Xxx
-. llln. ~.
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WANTED-A few good solicitors. An
ST., City
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FOR SALE-Almost new siX-hOls Uni
Versal range, Universal heater and gas
range. all in first-Class condition. Call
64f Conway street, 9Th So bet Cd and 4th
East.
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HIII IJF- T-E-F TDIEL
Doing So per day Figure your profit.
then see us. The Lewis-LCwo Co.. rs
Judge Bldg.
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INSTRUMENTATION

WANTED-Washwoman. 636 So. 9Th I
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A 1907 7-paseenser touring
car; cost 5000; viii sell for si,59: newly
oVerhauled. Q p Herald.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-Furnisbed suites for
light housekeeping. also single rooms
al modern, call Sunday or evenings,
~ East First South
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SITUATIONS.


WANTED-By man and wife Of expert
ence IN mining camp boarding house, etc;
had charge OF several large concerns man
first-clas5 chef and manager; last place
enc year; can furnish references. Rooms
"A and %, "A y. Brigham St, upstairs.
WANTED-Posltion Dy young man of
20; high school education; win accept any
position in which there is @ chance for
advancement Address 8, Herald-Re-
publican,
WANTED-Young man of % years, with
high school education, wishes to secure
position where there IS chance for ad-
vancement. Address ald-RepUblican,
BOX y a.
WANTED-Positlon by an eastern col
lege graduate as clerk, bOokkeeper or viii
do drafting or electrical Work. Address
Herald-Republican, X p.
WANTED-Married man wants Job as
ianitOr or elevator man, lives in city, can
give reference, Address Herald-Republi-
can T 10.
wANTED-Practcsl machinist and en-
gineer wishes position at mines either
coal or quartz. Parties to furnish trans
pOrtation. Y II, Herald-Republican.
WANTED-Position as mine foreman;
shift boss; csu DO TOOL sharpening; small
force of men; have had IS years expert
ence underground. Phone Bell Main 2234-I.
WANTED-Bookkeepin to do at home
by woman with seven years experience
in city store. Write a Is, Herald-ReDub-
lican.
WANTED-Single man looking for all
around hCuseWOrE or 1anitOT; can talk
English or German. Phone Bell 2575-Y or
address % neutrality-suspicious..
WANTED-Elderly German wishes work
in private family; understands care Of
horses Address T Is, derald-Republtcan.
WANTED-GoodI aundress wants ladies'
washing and ironing to take home. Mrs.
Anderson, 40 East South Temple street.
WANTED-A competent bookkeepsr
wishes position; references furnished. Ad-
dress " IS. Herald-ReDubliCan.
WANTED-A japanese wants position:
porter or homework; IN City or out. y l3,
Herald-RepubliCan.
WANTED-As cook by good japanese
az Motel, boarding house, club or fam
lily. Bell 1925
WANTED-Place TO work Tor board and
room 10y young man attending school,
Phone Bel uS. Ind. 1882,
WANTED-Bright japanese schooIboy
wants work in good family. Address "
p, Heraid-ReDublican
WANTED-EOung japanese boy wanted
for position, general house work. Address
NJ. Hadama, "a Commercial st.
WANTED-A young man. Is, wants to
learn cabinet making. Address Y ;, Her
ald-RepUblicau.
WANTED-Home for school girl 10
Years old; will assist with hOusework
Bell 2I25-H.
WANTED-Lady would like position as
hOusakeeper in rOomin5 house, moderate
salary. Address Mrs. L. d, 4j W. list No.
WANTED-By young man as grocery
clerk. Good reference. Apply rear Of 22f
West % South.
WANTED-Position by competent book
keeper with seven years experience. Ad-
dress Herald-Republican S g.
WANTED-Young japanese boy wants
work morning and evening, Address B
g, HeTald-RepubliCaG
WANTED-Carpenter job work. Cali 81
West 4rh South or phone SHAY
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PASTURE.

- - 100000
GOOD FEED ana water FOR horses, So,
per month. Apply 3 West 9Th South.
independent 1883.
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ARCHITECTS.

A. J. HAMILTON, Architect, 5th floor
Constitution block. Send 25c for nv book
OF plans, showing elevation and floor plan
of 70 modern homes and bungalows, Bell
nhorp $500 Ind Q56
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INFORMATION concerning the
whereabouts of Peter SoVr. W. r.
2G1lSca, GccaO0ao-&< Xxx, x & K
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WANTED-MALT HELP.

WANTED want to start you in BUSH
ness. Spare time, at home. Most ingen-
tIcuIars. +. Il. Abbott, Desk A V, Omaha,
Neb.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATTONAL CASH REGISTERS Oscar
GrosheH sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 2z1 Main st.
Secondhand registers always In stock
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FOR SALE-Good furniture and carpets
of .l-rOom house. rooms rented, large
yard, barn and chickens. This place is
suitable for bOarders. Cheap for cash or
easy terms to right party. Must sell
quick. No reasonable offer refused. Ind
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LAUNDRY.

PLAIN and fancy hand laundry work at
reasonable prices. 22S W. 4th So.
LAKE Hand Laundry, 33S w. tst So. All
work strictly by hand. Both phones 1884.
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CHIROPODIST.

DIR. ELIZABETH 7. WISBIER, Suite
A5-n6 Security & Trust Bldg, 81 Main st.
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-CHEAP-CHEAP
Il rooms of furniture for $3.50, half cash,
balance easy payments. Rent $50 mo,
SPLENDID location. The Lewis-L0wa Cos
2Z5 Judge Bldg.
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FOR RENT-EIegant and 5-TOom full
basement bungalows. rs E. So. Temple
The most select places in the city. Party
viii be at premises between 2 and 4 p. m.
each day.
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WE HAVE IMITATORS
But NO RIVALS The LeWis-LJWe Goa
Ea judge
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SOCIETY NOTICE.
DANCING.

DANCTNG-Gr and opening ball at Con-
servatOry hall Sept. Q, 1909 DANCING
every Monday. Thursday and Saturday. S.
Postoff1ce Place.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. ELLERY has removed her dress
making parlors to NauvOO block, West
LIST south ST.. rooms and 9.
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HOTELS
CONTRACTORS.


TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS:
Get estimate from Crescent Manufactur-
ing Co. before letting your milling or
jObbing OF any kind. Work delivered
when promised. . r. Sth South. Bell
phone 3211 Ind 1881
J. RAYNOR, sewer ana cesspoOl build
~ Estimates Furnished ON OH work
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FOR RENT
6-rm. mod. Dr., 935 Lincoln Ave.. $50 90
Bet. 9Th and 10th So. and 9th and 10th z.
6-rm. br 1884 So. 9Th E. St..............S18.00
Arm. mod. Dr., 416 1 St..................s20 $1,000
4-roOm brick, y IveTsOn cOuTt........ $50 90
4-rOom brick, IA IversOn cOurt........S 90
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
251 So Main St. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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DRESSMAKING.

----------------------~--- -----.-.--------
ALL KINDS Of dressmaking done. Chill
dTens clothes and infants Wardrobes a
specially. 12S East Attn South.
SEWING by day by experienced dress
z2RNeE IN 21gz2e ~ l2e21 52QQ
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SEWED soies in 10 minutes. 20 West ID
South street, basement.
FOR fine work. Monarch Shoe ReDair-
Ing Co.. 143 East 81 South Bell $3.50
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
\ TRIPLE TRAGEDY
THREE MEMBERS OF A FAMiLy WANToNLY KILLED NEAR
 KANSAS CITY, KAN.
HAVE NO CHEW TO THE SLAYER
Alonxo Van Royen, His Wife and sis. ter-in-Law Shot to Death by an As. sassin--Robbery is the Probable Motive.

Kansas City. Kan, Oct. 22.--In a lit. tie one-room frame house that stands about 100 yards south or the Reidy road on the McMahon farm. four miles west of here. Mrs. Alonzo Van Royen, 35 years old, and her sister, Rosa McMahon, 25 years old, were shot to death by some person unknown some time between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday noon. Last night Van Royens body was found covered with leaves in the lot back of the house. He also had been shot. The sisters were left alone in the house Tuesday while Alonzo Van Royen, who is a farmer, went to Kansas City. Between $500 and $500 kept by Mrs Van Royen in trunk is missing. Her diamond ring cannot be found.
 Bloodholnds belonging to the Kan sas City, Kan. police department were taken to the Van Royen farm, in the hope that they would be able to trail the murderers.
 The crime was discovered about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon when James McMahon, brother went there from his mothers home a quarter or a mile away on an errand. There was no response to his knock on the door. The house seemed strangely still. He pushed open the door and, going in side, saw his sisters lying on the floor. dead. The sight almost maddened him. He ran from the house, passed through the yard. crossed the muddy road and made short cut through a field to his mothers house. from there he telephoned to the office of the sheriff and coroner. Then he ran back to the house and stood guard over the bodies awaiting the coming of Dr. U. A. Davis, the coroner.
 When the coroner arrived the door was open. The body of Rosa McMahon lay on the floor at the west side of the room at the foot of washstand. On the washstand was water bucket and a wash basin half full of water. Articles of women's clothing were partly in the basin and soap was near by From this Dr. Davis believes that Rosa was washing the clothing when she was shot. She fell at the foot or the washstand.
 It is the theory of the sheriff's $ forces saat man who gained the con fidence of Van Royen in Kansas City Mo, followed the young farmer to his home and committed the triple crime. Van Royen, while in the city few days ago. was in the saloon of James A. Downs at 1918 Union avenue. Joseph Matrona. the bartender, said MT. Van Royen and another man entered the saloon about three days ago looking for Mir Downs. 1ne sec. ond man would not look me in the eye He seemed to be of the sneaking type of individuals believe the man who came into the saloon with Van Royen was the man at the bottom of the whole affair"
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
RoOSEvELTS IN GOOD HEALTH
Hunting Party Has Arrived at Naiva sha, East Africa, in Fine
 Condition.

Naivasha, British East Africa, Oct 22.-Col. Roosevelt, accompanied by R. ]. Cunninghame, the hunter ant guide. has arrived here. All the mem bers of the hunting experition are we'll
 Edmond Heller, the zoolagist of the party. returned having ascended Mount kenia to height of 10000 feet or within 300 feet of the timber line Mir. Heller said that Maj Edgar A. Mearns was continuing lne ascent hoping to reach height of l5,O00 feet Mount Kenia is an extinct volcano ris ing 17,200 feet, and MT. Heller believed it was impossible for the climbers to reach the peak
 With the exception of Col Roose veil, rhe members of the expedition have at one time or another exper fenced slight attacks of fever as the result of frequent change of tempera ture. All are now in good healfh
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
10 GUARD THE GEAR IN ITALY
Railroads Over Which He Will Pass Lined With Troops From Frontier
 to Raconig.

Turin. Oct 22.lt is officially an aonnced that the Russian emperor will arrive at the Italian frontier on the morning of october 23. He will be re. ceived by the Russian ambassador and the other members of the embassy and an Italian mlniary mission eommand' ed by Gen. Trombia. an aid of iAlng Victor Emmanuel.
 F'roni tho frontier tn Raceonigi. a distance of D miles, II ,000 soldiers are guarding the railroad. The em peror's train will pass outside of Turin arriving at Raconigi in the afternoon The emperor win be received at the station by the king, his cabinet and the members of his court, while tho queen will await the emperor at the castle.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
FIRES IN THE WOODS
Judge Steel Thinks Laws Against Setting Fires Good and Urges
 Enforcement.

Judge Stee', in his recent charge to the grand jury, among other things, said:
 Now, as to the forest fires. This law, gentlemen, is a good law. Many people are little lax about this law. No person should wiliully set our forests on fire, and any persons so doing shall pay fine of not less than $25 aud not more th-n $500. You are not permitted to set out fires in woods, nor to procure someone to do so for you.
 "Gentlemen, this is a United States law as well as a state law, aLd, while we have nothing to do with that, our people should obey same. In your part of the state you are in the Forest Reserve. Ii we violate this state law, this would also be violation of the United States Law.
 "SometImes you see men go out and fire may start and they will go on 10 their own homes and let that fire go. All they care for, t seems, IS to protect their own property. The idea is, lit is the duty of every citizen tc do all he can to stop that fire and put it out.
 We cannot go out and set fire to our own property. where there is any danger ot its spreading ou to the lands of others. It is a serious matter, gentlemen. would call your attention to a case in one of our sister counties, where a man set fire to his own land. IL set fire to the properly of widow living near, and, as she was not at home, il burned up everything. It burned up his own logs and also burned up the widows property.
 "This law, gent.emen, IS a good law and should be enforced in our county. If we cannot ge! the people to obey by persuasion, | It must De done by enforcement. In some of of our counties we must do this. We must do this to teach them to obey the law. A law not enforced had better not be on the statute books. know the temptation is strong te set fire to our own woods and burn them out. because the fire may start somewhere else. If we burn out our own property foI | the benefit of such property, no tIce must be given Of such inten' ton at least one day before such burning, and the majority living therein shall consent to the same then you can burn them out otherwise, you cannot do this.
 Look after tbis law. gentle men,.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-28
TAXCOMMISSIONERS
 ARE AT TEXARKANA
County Judge KimbalI Did Not Take Any Action On Petitions Against Assessments Up and Down
 at Waldron.

Texs,ksna, Oct 20. - County J,dpe Kimball did not take action yesterday on an, of the petitions oa file in hls court asking for IT : daclious of assessments on Broad street and co1tiguous real estate aud the hold ngs of c.rtain cor p,rs,i ns as made by the Cnnty Eau ilz 4tion Board. Judg { Kim bal h. givsn no reason tor his non-actiou, hut II Is the general impression that his course is due to the presence here Of State Tax Commissioners Hamp- ton and Gates.
 Judge Hampton has been on hand since yesterday morning :; MT. Gates arrived at noon today from Little Rock. This afternoon the commissioners announced that they had employed Judge L. A. Byrne and Morris l.. Sander son of Tcxarkana, to represent the state Ia the assessment matter and stated that any effort to lower the assessments in question would be resisted 10 the limit of the law. The claim is made by the owners of this property and their friends that the Equaliza- ton Board discriminated against the Broad street property and cor porations. but this claim is strongly denied by others. The commissioners say they only want justice and right to prevail, out they are determined that the wealthy as we'll as the poor peo- pie must pay their just portion of taxes. Commissioner Gates will go to Washington, Hampstead county, tomorrow, but Judge Ham p,on will remain here, for at least day or two longer.