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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
COMMENT ON APPEAL
. OF PREMIER COMPANY
Hugh Chalmers Declares Court
Action Is i'm Violation of
Rules of Contest.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
DETROIT Mich. Aug. 6-The action
OF the Premier Motor Car company IN
seeking an injunction To- prevent the ~.
A A. contest board from delivering thf
Ciidden trophy to tho Chalmers Motor
company Is causing considerable comment
in local automobile circles. Hugh Chai-
mers, president OF tho Chalmers com
pany, expressed surprise that tho Indian
apolis concern should take such a stand
in view OF their agreement upon entering
the Glidden tour.
The entr0nt agrees is abide by the
spirit as we'll as tho letter Of tho rules
governing the contest And In the rules
themselves Is one which states that al.
entrants have no legal claims against In,
American Automobile association or It's
agents through dissatisfaction with de-
cisions OF the officials or because of dis
qualification. This ruo Is Inserted be-
cause The eDtrant has already agreed TO
accept the decisions Of the contest boar4
as final
board was fair and impartial and cen
tered about an extremely simple PROPOSE
tion, We had entered strictly sloc.
car In the Glidden tour in full accorda nee
with the rules of that event. We be-
leved that the Premier cars were not
stock ears Under the rules governing
the Glidden tour we entered q protest
to that effect. Through a misunderstand-
ing OF the rules, Referee Whiting did
not give US a hearing before the contest
board In New York. AT the recent hear
Ing the Premier company and the Chal-
mers company submitted evidence on
the proposition as to whether the Premier
cars in the Glidden tour were stock cars.
"On the other hand the Premier COM
pany failed 10 submit, as Chairman But
lerS official statement OF the hearing
says. evidence. sufficient 10 sustain the
stock status Of the Premier Glidden tour
cars in respect to equipment OF auxiliary
oil tank and pump for injecting oil direct
to the crank case.
The 1910 tour was n regular annual
reliability tour OF the a. A. A.. it was
promoted and managed according TO the
rules governing that event. and the con-
test board, which Is the court of last re-
sort In Motordom, and so acknowledged
by all entrants I'm the Gliddcn tour. has
ruled that Chalmers so No. won the
Glidden tour In strict accordance with tho
rules and has regularly declared this car
the winner This is enough for US. Other
court as long as they please"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
PHENOMENAL RECORD IS
MADE WITH AUTO TIRES

Isolated cases of extreme tire mile
age are plentiful. but instances where
long service "comes in bunches'' are
rare and show due regard for the
care and proper initiation of tires.
A tire company that has been ac
lively urging sufficient air pressure has
Just received letter from one of its
customers, The Brookville (Ohio) Auto
company. thanking them for past in
formation on this subject and adding:
remove them, the rear tires having
made 1910 miles by the specdometer
We have a customer who has made
over 10000 miles and several that have
made over 10000 All on Firestone tires,
so YOU can readily see we are strong
advocates Of keeping our tires fully
Inflated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
F0REIGN-B0RN STALLION
DEVELOPS GREAT SPEED

The trotting stallion, Willy 2:0a{ that
secured his record at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Is the first foreiGn-borp performer to en-
ter the G:l0 class in this country. He Is
the property of Louis Winans, we'll
known American, who has made his home
In England for quite number OF years.
and who regularly each season races Il
string Of trotters and OF runners at the
most important meetings across the
water.
This spring, however. he shipped four
Of his best trotterss Allen Winter Siliso,
Dora and willy, to this country in charge
OF his trainer, Al Pennoci. and entered
them In all of the more important events
to which they were eligible.
The European racing methods differ very
much from those In vogue in this coun-
try, more especially so with regard to the
manner OF starting and the distances ne
gotieted, consequently IL was put reason
able TO expect that Dora and Willy would
naturally labor under considerable of a
handicap during the early engagements.
AT Grand Rapids both made their initial
appearance the mare receiving third
money in a four-heat race. and Willy sec
ond money in one that went the limited
number. At Kalamazoo the past week
Willy won the 2:16 trot without cqualing
his Grand Rapids record. while Dora won
the 2:21 trot taking a record OF 2:15l In
the first heat.
willy. 2;Osl. is by wilburn NJ, 2:e7.
and has an abundance of the characteris-
ties of his grandsire, Wilton. 2:19i be-
Ing an especially handsome individual and
SltouSlS IuauC at dIl points, w lily has
been very successful performer across
the water. winning eight events and SS52G
In 1905, and the same number of races
and S79S0 last season. AS a long distance
trotter lie is one of the very best that
ever appeared on the Continent He will
be obliged TO race in the 2:16 trots. owing
to his bar, which was derived from his
Trieste race OF X miles over a five-
eishths track and in which he trotted
the third half in los and finished tho
last eighth at almost walk His
achievement still stands as the best for
the track, and had Mr. Pennock known
that he was setting now record he SAYS
that he would hive given other trottcrs
a real mark To shoot at as Willy could
have negotiated the distance considerably
faster. This stallion is worth examining
all over, as be is right in every way.
while as a racing machine ne is simply
perfect, attractively gated and one ot
the most persevering Imaginable.
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Fair Young Ladies Finish
Long Trip Across Continent

gown were very short. exposing her arm,
which was pcarly white TO the elbow,
while the lower part seemed Almost black.
so great was the contrast. Miss Philips
also was changed in appearance. wearing
a striking pongee tailored dress the two
making n pleasing picture TO tho thronG
which was waiting In the hotel lobby
TO catch glimpse OF the fair trans
cont.nentalists.
Something that might secm very
strange to a great number OF the fair
sex OF Salt Lake is the fact that Miss
Scott and Miss Philips have gone all the
way from New York to Los Angeles
without hats.
When asked by Tribune reporter
what she intended TO do, snc faughingiy
replied that she didn't know just what
she would do, but that nice rest for
about three weeks at her rarncr's sum-
mer home in Brooklyn wouldn't go so
bad 1t has often Deen said that one
could tell girl from New York as soon
as one would see one, but | am pretty
sure that Miss Scott and Miss Philips
have that maccountablc dressincss that
some call New Yorkishncss." However:
We may safely say that rney arc both
exceptionally charming young ladies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
WINT0N SIX MODEL FOR
1911 HAS NEW FEATURES

Tho 1911 Winton Six has some worry de-
sirable things among its new features.
which are: Larger brake drums. magnetic
strapped 10 engine base. uuiclSly remov-
able Oldham coupling aelf-locking wing
nut makes the adjustment OF brakes sim
pic. and easy without use of tools: the
I-beam section front axle. scmi-elllp-
tical springs for both front and rear.
hardened ball joints on radius rods.
twelve-spolSe hirty-six-ipch artillery
wheels. straight line bodies built long an,
low give decidedly ralSish appearance
The TIorst-Campbell Automobile com
pany reports that the demonstration for
this machine Will be here about Septcm-
ber l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
FLANDERS CREW BUILDS
ROAD TROUGH MEXICO
Rv- Associated Press.

oUERETARO. Aug. 6.-The Flanders
40" Under Three Flags" automobile
reached here recently from San Miguel
Allende, having put In twcnty-nine hours
on fifty miles of road, a large share OF
which was constructed by the crew, ow-
ing to the impossible nature OF the
trails, which are very rough and have
been badly cut UP by the recent rains
In spite OF its struggle with the noun
tains. foothills and mud OF the district
which lies on the ascent to the famous
plateau of Mexico. the car seemed In cx-
cellent working order, and Will be ready
10 proceed at any time the members Of
the crew find themselves sufficiently re-
freshed.
An interesting spot visited enroute TO
this city was the ancient cathedral at
Dolores Hidalgo which is ycnerated by
all Mexicans as the cradle of natieneI
liberty. II being the locality OF the. first
movement looking toward the successful
war for independence from Spain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
WOULD LOWER AUTO
RECORD TO LOS ANGELES
BY Associated Press,

bN AsSoclaled ITeSS,
DENVER, Aug. 6.-In an attempt to
break the automobile record of sixteen
days between Denver and Los Angeles,
j. b. Llvescy, who has been in the
auto repair business IN Denver, left the
Mathewson garage at 10 O'Clock yes.
terday morning at the wheel of CO.
horsepower Thomas owned by himself.
HIS route Will lie by way of Cheyenne,
Salt Lake and Sacramento, then south.
Livesey recently decided to locate in
Los Angeles Rather than pay freight
ne will use his machine to transport his
effects. He Will be accompanied by Y.
j. Waters as mechanic and Joseph
Monahan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Given a, Score,

Chicago motorists were given a little
fright recently whom ii became known
that an ordinance was 10 be introduced
into the city council for the purpose OF
limiting the speed of automobiles within
the city limits TO ten miles an hour. The
council judiciary committee recommend
ed passage of such an ordinance to the
council. and local motorists were fearful
that an unreasonable speed restriction
meeting of the council this measure came
up for action, but was showed under by
a heavy vote, the chairman OF the judi
ciary committee voting against it him
self
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Large Flywheel Needed.

1t will he understood that nywheel ef-
feet is as necessary as the motor from
81 certain point OF view. Not SO long ago
IL was the choice of a certain class OF
designers to reduce weight OF the n.y.
wheel to the greatest possible extent
and in siN-cylinder motors il was claimed
that almost no hywheel effect Is neces-
sary. Experience has shown that q large
flywheel is cfflcacious as a power stor-
age medium, and that Il has q value over
and above the mere matter OF helping the
motor 10 complete It's cycle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
P0PE-HARTF0RD CARS
Tn VANDERBILT CUP RACE

William X Vanderbilt. .Jr.. president NJ
the Motor Cups Holding company. which
is TO hold the Vanderbilt cup race on Oc-
tober ] and tho Grand Prize raco October
Hartford cars of the 1911 model. The bore
Of these cars Is ~ inches and the stroke
"a inches, making n piston displacement
OF about 900 cubic inches.
One OF these cars Is entered bv TT Emil
IIolp OF a. West Forty fourth street. NcG,
York. while the second car Is entered by
Il. G. Ftncke of Short Hills, n. j. The
drivers for these cars have not vet been
named. as the owners are negotiating for
suitable drivers.
This makes six entries for the Wander
bilt cup race 10 date. with indications OF
Held OF about thirty Vars.
ham ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
WOULD BREAK RECORD
FROM COAST TO COAST

T.. 7. Whitman. who has already mad
three transcpntinontal trips. left New
York Thursday in a four-cSlinder Rec
car on an attempt 10 lower the trans
continental record from New York tc
San Francisco.
The Sharman Automobile COMPANY
Salt Lake is picking out the best roso
between Green River. Wyc. and Mon
,cIlo. Nov Mr. Sharnar returned We'd
nesday from choosing the road from
Green River 10 Ogden, and started -
day 10 find the beet route 10 Mont"'i
from Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Use Little Car.

The economical fCure for automobiles
in Europe seems TO be $500; the CONNER
ciaI traveller and the doctor use the di-
mInutive car; single cylinder motors arc
preferred The stroke is relatively long
halt drive shown in one instance SIM
plicity ia regarded as a companion TO
convenience OF location in these types OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
To Returu Soon.

The Sharman Automobile company re-
ports that Harry Haynes. who has been
touring tho Pacific coast ith his fam
lily. will leave San francisco on August
0 and drive his 40 horse power Stoddard
Dayton machine home 10 Salt Lake by
way OF Sacramento and Reno.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Buy lot in Federal Heights. No
other site like it in the city. Telluride
Realty Co, owners, 10th floor Newhouse
Bldr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Go up Brigham st. today and see the
beautiful homes in Federal Heights, the
premier residence section.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 300. Independent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

See Wandamere this week.
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ham St
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

ADVERTISERS seeking out-of-towu
business and large returns should use
this special Metropolitan list with com
bined circulation of over 1900, 00o For
sic we viii Insert one time a 25-word
classified ad. in the following Sunday
25 papers: 1. Chicago Tribune: 2. Chi
cago cord-Herald; 8, Kansas CITY
Star; 4, st. Louis Post-Dispatch; s. Bos-
ton Herald; s, Philadelphia Item; 7.
Washington Star; 8. Baltimore Ameri
can; 9. Cincinnati Enquirer: 10, SYRIA
crse Herald; IL. Louisville Herald: -.
Nashville American; Is, JacksonvfIle
Times Union; "a. New Orleans Times
Democrat; 10, Los Angeles Times. 1e.
San Francisco Cali; II, Houston Post:
Is. Galveston News; 10, Sioux CITY
Journal; 20. Salt Lake City Herald Re-
publican; 81. St Paul Pioneer Press: %
Grand Rapids Herald; %, Duluth News
Tribune; "a. Columbus State Journal.
% Dayton News If you advertise for
Agents. Business Opportunities. Real
Estate, Farms. ETC., this list will bring
big results We prove insertion of ad
in each paper. Our % page Advertise
ers' Pocket Guide free. Guenther-Brad-
ford & Co. est. 1885,. I03-109 E. Ram
dolph ST., Chicago, III. Phone Central
3S2
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
WE APE ABLE

WE ARE ABLE
To supply your wants We have every
Salable roOming house and business on
the market We can positively under
Following are some of our latest
ROOMING HOUSE LISTINGS:
NEAR THE TEMPLE
10 rooms. income $3.50 a mo. This is a
good one. Price SLIPS.
THIS HOUSE MAKES MONEY
u rooms, magnificent furniture, pref
test location, blocks from Main ST.,
DON'T MISS THIS
3 rooms, a bargain. on South Main.
Must be sold by June 1; $3.50: worth
WHERE THE LIVE ONES SWIM.
20 rooms. always full. gets the big mon
ey- $4,000, with terms.
THIS HOUSE FOR YOU.
IA rooms. You'll be proud when you
possess this elegant furniture Loca-
ZION the best Fine money-maker, $500.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS.
9, and 10 rooms, three new ones on
90 East. each residence by itself as
furniture in each is new and good.
$500 to $3.50.
VERY ELEGANT.
10 rooms Central location: 5 year lease:
couldn't be furnished for the money,
and absolutely new. $2,100.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SPECIAL
lists.
NEW AND BETTER BARGAINS
THAN EVER BEFORE IN SALOONS,
CERES AND MANY OTHERS.
WE HAVE IMITAToRs, BUT NO
RIVALS
THE LEWIS-LOWE CO.
S06 Judge Bldg.
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GOOD BUY IN BUSINESS PROPER
TY WILL BE SEEN m ANy on
THE FOLLOWING, IF READ CARE
FULLY.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
This is Just south of the urooar.v
that we sold last month at $4,000 ner
front foot; the owner of this niece
wants to improve other holdings in
this city, and says sell for s45O.00 ner
front foot, $500 less than selling nrica
or any in the same locality,
WEST FOURTH SOUTH STREET.
S550.00 per foot,
No. So West Fourth South street, e6x1s5
feet, only half block from ground sell
ing for 100000 per front foot. You
can't make any mistake in buying this.
STATE STREET AND JUST BELOW
THE MOXUM HOTEL.
$4,000 per foot,
bS3x14Se feet, only one block south
Of ground selling or held at 100000
Ter foot. City growing In this direc-
zion at the rate of one block per year.
What will IL be worth in one year
from now? Don't you see the posi-
biltties? We can show you many more
as good and better If you will only
give US a chance and let US know that
you are IN the market
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO.,
2o1 Felt Building,
341 South Main.
Phones, Bell 1920. Ind. 1890.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

ON WEDNESDAY. May %, at 1880 a.
m, No 229 South Second West street,
par1or rockers, book case and desk
combined mission book case. folding
bed, mirror front, hall tree, dining ia.
BILE, lot dishes, lot nearly new 1inoieur1.
iron beds, springs and mattresses. oak
and other dressers.@ fine couch. carpets
pictures, Star Estate steel range re-
frigerator, cook and heating stoves. lot
Kitchen utensils, fruit jars, etc.
X A. ANDREWS, Auctfoneer
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE AN FORCED TO SELL,
ON STATE ST. "a lots with s-room.
modern brick house, large har1 4 brici5I
chicken coops, 2 large flowing wells. "a
chickens. cow and other personal
property If sold at once, 1. viii sell
Ior h6n OF Its present value Address
z 20, Herald-RepubIican.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
IS West % South St.
Bell 4133. Ind IL


IS West % South st.
Bel 1853 Ind. ABA.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS ROOM
ING HOUSES:
40 modern rooms, clearing $3.50 per
month, furniture and lease O. K: rent
1915 per ROOM Price S2800 Terms
20 modern rooms, in excellent Ioca-
ton, clearing S125 per month: lease
rent $40. Terms.
is large light rooms, steam heat
price $1,000. Small cash payment. hal
ance monthlys
10 rooms furniture, modern house. ell
egant location on I'd South This place
is always full; price only $3.50 on terms
rooms high-class furniture. modern
house, I'd East. $780, Terms.
With private booths, doing a good busi
ness; good reason for Selling Price
only $500 cash or on time. Also a good
coffee house for $500.
GROCERY
In fine location, southeast; horse, wae-
on and fixtures, $3.50: stock at invoice.
Look 1t up.
A N. HUMPHREYS.
7S West I'd South st.
Bell 41S3- Ind. 4134.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
cOzY BUNGALOW

At $40 D ST. 5-rcom brick, beamed
ceilings, e. ]. fixtures, cement porch,
walls tinted. large basement This
cottage was built for a home by the
present owner The price is $4,000.r0.
Inquire on premises.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-IF YOU WANT A FINE
HOME, HERE IS A CHANCE FOR
S2,S75. HALF CASH. GROOM P
BRICK, MODERN BUNGALOW; ALL
THAT CAN BE DESIRED IN A HOME
PAVE MENT AND CITY WATER.
SOUTHEAST.
ALSO ONE 4-ROOM P. B. MODERN.
$1,000. SAME LOCALITY. THIS Is
SOMETHING NEVER OFFERED
HERE BEFORE.
TWO BARGAINS, HONEST AND
TRUE, BY OWNERS.
AMUNDSEN & AMUNDSEN,
CONTRACTORS AND HOME
BUILDERS,
321 FELT BLDG B. PHONE 1850.
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FOR SALE-4-room brick and sum-
Dler kitchen, 9Th East and 4th South:
bargain; 33x10 rods. Address ]. K.
Evans, r. f. D. No. Z. Murray.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY E. NJ. ONION~On Tuesday. Nav
"a. 1890 a. m., at 763 East Third South
street, l will sell carpets and rugs,
rockers, center tables. sanitary couch,
dining table, chairs, refrigerator, good
Monitor steel range, heating stoves. oil
heater, linoleum, iron beds, dressers.
hotel dressers, commodes. lace curtains,
lot bedding, etc, etc
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

PERSONAL.
$1.00 LIFE reading free. All future
life, love and business. Send birth
date and Toe in stamps. Samri Ellis. 8
West 45th St, New York City, Dept. 199.
WIRE porch baskets, flower ladders
and glass or lemonade carriers used in
theatres, halls and parks. Remember.
l make everything in wire to order for
flowers or domestic purposes, stores.
parks by your idea or my pattern. Anv
size, shape or description Wish me 70
call on you with samples, any line2
Address Wire Designer, 32s I1th East.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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20 modern rooms, in excellent Ioca-
rent $40. Terms.
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FOR SAL E.

FOR SALE-5Sx150 foot lot, cheap
Inquire H. J. Smith. 723 South West
Temple
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at EAT THERE"
WANT A CIGAR STORE?
PARTNER WANTED.

Manufacturers agent leaving an
established business, netting 5000
per month over all office and trav-
cling expenses, wants partner to
take charge of office in this city.
Territory, Utah and Idaho. Com
missions vary from 20 to 40 per
cent. We have investigated this
fully and stand behind it as
f1rst-class proposition. Price for a
full half interest in business, stock
on hand, office fixtures, ETC.,
$1,000. All cash it not necessary
II your standing is right.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

FOR SALE-Good watch dog, thor
oughbred bull terrier. Good reasons
for selling. Address Y 81, Herald-Re-
publican
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH for property, any Kind, any
where. II you want to buy or sell. adj
dress Northwestern Business Agency,
Minneapolis.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE LEWIS-LOWE CO.
TIL = nA-I V lZNCI IrEIL- L

BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
306 Judge Bldg. Both Phones 4436.
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CARD OF THANKS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Texas public LANDS me
state Of Texas has eight million acres
for sale; S1-O0 to IS 90 per acre; only
one-fortieth cash, forty years on bal
ance; three per cent interest; good
farming land; some don't require resi-
dence. Send &C for further informa-
Ion Journal Publishing Company,
Box 225, Houston, Texas.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
cURRAN & POWER.

HERE ARE A FEW BUYS THAT IT
WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE.
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FOR SALE-Fine pit bull, female;
bred, thoroughbred; must sell at once.
$40 Z. 9Th So. St
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FOR SALE-Two cash registers: will
rent or sell. Sparks Candy Co, 223 So.
West Temple.
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FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-BeSt farmers are head
ed for Missouri bargains in corn and
blue grass farms; also good cheap
land for home-makers. Missouri State
Board immigration, Springfield Mo-
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WANTED-TO RENT.
PERSONAL.

10 RENT-Desk rom. col Judge BIds
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FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY,


FOR RENT-Apartmen IS to So.
near depots. Call eve, 80 No. eth W