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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-26

KINIBAI.L q RICHARDS
BARGAIN LIST.
Three lots, 10 rods deep. at
s115 each
The three now on terms OF
{12.5O per month.
Between 18th and 18th South,
west Of State street. Good buy.
-Four choice lots in Hollywood.
cement walks, curbing, etc. An
ideal residence subdivision; $3.50
per lot per month viii buy them
now.
Better see them.
SIX fine lots in southgats park.
Beautiful residence section. It's
on the best part OF state street.
Cement walks, shade trees in
front Of each lot. Close to car
line. siS5 each, ~ bought now.
Terms easy.
See
KIMBALL & RICHARDS.
Land Merchants
50 Main Street. Phones Sss2.
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REAL ESTATE DAY.
SALTAIR.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20
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EXCHANGE RARGATN.

EXCHANGE BARGAIN.
Ten acres, all under high cultivation.
good water right; 5-room house, barn.
coops and pens.
1 good horse. l good COW. harness
so chickens. 1 wagon. 2 pigs and good
we'll Can make Independent living.
$4,000. VIII exchange for city prop
erty.
400 acres. 80 in hay. all fenced: in
dependent water right, large barns.
house. etc; IS miles south Of city,
$4,000
10 acres, southeast part, good place
for fish. $4,000
. acres, 18th South, near school. Big
%-acre, 4-room house, near State
street, s1.10O.
IL acres. 9Th East, all in garden. 3
rooms. Good place for chickens. S1,1oo.
Part cash.
Broom house. 4xs rods. West Temple.
;1.10O Part cash.
acre. near state street Good for
anything. 1850. Small payment down.
? acres on 4th West. $500; $50 down.
$40 per mo.
2 large lots on state street. near 18th
South. Part in fruit 1920. Part cash.
corner Gc soutSeast. $500 down. Your
own terms on the balance.
Now is the time TO buy
BAIRD REALTY CO..
223 Brooks Arcads-
Ind. phone 537-
JOHN REEVES co.
200 Herald Building.
Farms. Orchards and Fruit Lands.
4o-acre farm. broom new brick
house, stock and implements, and
crops; $500. Good terms.
$50 acres. IS acres IN wheat. In al
falfa; implements and stock; a great
bargain at $1,000. Good terms.
1so acres fine orchard and water
right, $4,000.
so acres Of good land with water,
$40 an acre.
Several other good farms and fruit
lands.
5x2O on Capitol hill. $500
30x99, Broom house. good street.
$1,000. Terms.
7-room house, west side. $4,000:
terms.
Groom house. brick. on r street.
SO 500. best terms
Several others. II you want anything
In above line. give us a call or write US.
TRUTH Is OUR MOTTO IN ALL OUR
TRANSACTIONS.
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DOUBLE BRICK
S3.750-Modern double brick on cut
street. east Of city end county build
ing. nicely finished; building rents for
s2O a side; $40. $500 cash, the rent
will pay for the balance.
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Bargains In homes. both large
and small.
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Neat little 5-room frame home
on the east side. easy terms.
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s3.250-7-rOom brick on 9TH East.
north of Liberty park; modern except
heat: house built five years 2x10 rods,
fruit trees. nice lawn Sewer and side
walks paid. $1,000 cash.
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2fOno

will buy a good s-room frame house.
adobe lined, lot 25x15O feet; easy terms;
walking distance.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
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s3,350-5-room modern brick on east
bench: cement walks. AK X165 feet.
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs
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Large building suitable for wholesale
house in heart of business center; long
lease; cheap rent.
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Any number OF rooming houses from
Is to so rooms.
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FOR RENT.

Apartment In beautiful exclusive
Caithness. 3 and I'd ave. Roof garden.
fountain, house telephones, laundry,
vacuum cleaner and other modern con-
veniences. Finest apartment house in
city.
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FOR SALE-By owner. four-room
frame house, small barn. chicken COOP.
lawn, shade and fruit trees: lot 5Ox14O:
Sl,15O, $500 cash; balance monthly pay
ments. Poplar Grove. Call Ind. 1928
FOR SALE-Handsome bungalow on
18th East at less than cost. Has ce-
ment walks, full cement basement
screened rear porch. large front porch
beamed ceiling. panel plate rail. built
in bookcases, buffet, chutes. chest. win
brick mantel. large lot, beautiful view
Terms. Phone Bell 52S4-K
FOR SALE-A 6-room modern home
on f. 10th South fine location for
permanent home. Bell phone 1542-K
OF 955 Logan Ave.
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FOR SALE.
s3.5OO.oO.

On 18th East, four-room house. Lot
20 feet by l65 feet; fruit and shade
trees.
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ANDERsoN-CU1uMINos Co
s57 South State Street
Bell Phone 1888
OUR NEW LOCATION
GROUND FLOOR
We offer some OF the best bargains
week. We would like you TO consider
the following:
IL beautiful lots in Forest Dale, $500
each.
s1.500-2sx1o rods, south front. on 9TH
ave. fine location; can arrange terms.
,1,5OO-2sxs rods with right Of way.
on 9TH ave-; fine view; south front.
We are stin selling Park Crescent
lots from $3.50 and up, on easy terms.
on the corner OF 9th ave. we have
a nice lot. 2ix7 rods. at a bargain. Call
I'm and let us show you this beautiful
corner.
$4,000 buys fine new modern brick
house on 18th East, opposite Liberty
park; easy terms.
s3.5OO buys a 5-room modern brick
house. LIST ave. between L and NJ SITS.
This is a snap.
$4,000 for fine. nice 5-room modern
brick house; furnace. cement basement.
This beautiful home Is located on 4th
ave, close in. We can arrange easy
terms.
$4,000 buys a fine. new modern 5-room
bungalow on large lot This coy little
home IS located on 18th East near the
university; $1,000 cash, balance S35 per
month.
FARMS
320 acres. fenced and all under Guilt
walton. 200 acres In alfalfa. balance in
grain and other crops; first-class water
right for every acre. This farm Is in a
good location for marketing all the
products and good sale for all the hay.
grain. etc, that can be raised. The
price OF the land is only SIS per acre.
including good 4-rOom house. good well
OF water. two large work teams worth
$1,000. farming implements of all kinds.
good stable with seven stalls. chicken
coOps. etc: in fact. II Is a good farm
and one that Il a money maker. The
owner lives in the east and cannot look
after IL properly. Come I'm and we will
be glad to give you all particulars.
We handle all kinds of real estate,
make loans. write insurance, collect
rents. II you have property for sale
or want to buy, call on us at our new
location, 35T South state St
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s2.sbO

5-rOcm modern frame house. 33x14S fee
TO alley; 5000 or $500 cash. balance 81
per month.
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1850 buys beautiful 5-room modern
W. b. house. close In. Terms.
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Fine office in Newhouse Bldg. for
rent Ask US about It.
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ss.soOoo.

5-room new brick. with bath. pantry
and closets. on two car lines. Ninth
South. near Liberty park. Terms.
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S4.5OO-6th East. LIST So. S-room mod
ern house. Large lot. nice lawn, shade
trees and fruit trees: $1,000 cash. Bal
ance can be arranged.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MEL. RrrER q rARPEY.

1902 Newhouse Building
Bell 9O4 Ind. 24s.
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5-rocm modern frame house. 33x14S feet
10 alley: 5000 or $500 cash. balance s25
per month.
$500
$3.50 cash and $50 per month VIII buy
a Groom strictly modern pressed brick,
beautiful lot and improvements. own
er has been asking $4,000. For quick
sale Will take $500. We recommend
this as genuine bargain.
4-room frame house: lot 2tx1O rods:
shade. lawn, etc; terms, $3.50 cash, $40
per month; near 6th ave. and st.
$500
Broom flat; rents for $50 per month;
north bench.
t2a5
each viii buy four beautiful lots on
simpson ave, facing south; s25 cash
and $40 per month.
5000
each viii buy four lots near sth West
$1,000
Beautiful lots facing Liberty park.
Eight acres OF fine land in Holiday:
will trade for city property.
II you are interested in any Of the
above properties. call us by phone or
call at our office. and we will be glad
10 take you out and let you investigate
our properties and use your own juds-
ment.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY
II West Second South Street
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s1,10O buys 4-room frame. lot 5ox1Bo
on Sd East. Terms.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Real tSIAIE F0R SALE.
CRISP
NEW
SOUTHEAST HOMES
NEAR
LIBERTY
Five-room handsome cot
tages; full cement Easements.
nicely drained and connected
with sewer; finest modern
plumbing. electric fixtures, ce-
ment walks and paths. stone
caps and stills throughout.
Beautiful front and rear
porches. Lots 4Ox157 feet to
alley. e. front. near 9Th f.
pavement
Terms, $500 cash. ss5 per
mo.
Nothing In the southeast
better built and moro attract
lively located than these places.
AsHToN-JENKINs CO.,
AZ Main st.
Mortgage Bankers.
OWNERS
LIBERTY HEIGHTS.
Salt Lakes newest restricted
residence section.
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s3.6O0-5-room modern new brick.
blocks from pOstoffice. bath. toilet. all
modern conveniences. $500 cash.
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] $500 buys a fine modern Groom
brick residence, cor. 4th ave. and I st.
VIII take $4,000 cash. mortgage on bal
ance. Neatest grounds in city. Bar
gain.
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100 lots left in Evans addition, Pop
lar Grove, for sale at t175 and UP.
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$500 buys fine building lot on 80
South. Terms.
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4-room modern brick. with bath, pan
try, closets, water and lights. Gas
mains IN House. On East Fourth
South. half block from two car lines.
SCHULTHESS.
COS Newhouse Building
We have other properties from $500
70 $4,000.
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each viii buy four beautiful lots on
ave. facing south; SIS cash
and so per month
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NEEL RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 Newhouse Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
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II you have property for sale. or
want TO purchase, see us. We also
handle rentals.
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$4,000 will handle beautiful s-room
strictly modern home; LIST South. mean
10th East.
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ROWAN & THONfAR
Bell 1881. Ind. 2s6. 125 So. Main.
over Wells-Fargo office.
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We have farms of any size. as well
as ranch and grazing lands in Utah.
Idaho and Nevada
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1909 Newhouse Building,
FOR RENT.
Apartment In beautiful exclusive
Caithness. r and I'd ave. Roof garden.
fountain. house telephones, laundry,
veniences. Finest apartment house in
city.
Large building suitable for wholesale
house in heart of business center; long
Fine office in Newhouse Bldg. for
rent. Ask US about It
FOR SALE.
s3.5OO.oO.
on 18th East. four-room house. Lot
70 feet by 1s5 feet; fruit and shade
trees.
$500 buys a fine modern Groom
brick residence, cor. 4th ave. and I st.
VIII take $4,000 cash. mortgage on ball
ance. Neatest grounds in city. Bar
gain.
100 lots left in Evans addition, Pop
lar Grove, for sale at S175 and up.
FARMS.
We have farms of any size. as well
as ranch and grazing lands in Utah.
Idaho and Nevada
II you have property for sale. or
want to purchase, see us. We also
handle rentals.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09
Woodrow Wilson

The Governor-elect of New jersey is
the author of a number OF books, all OF
them of Theoretical or practical Ques'
lions OF political life or dealing with
history. In 1885 he published Con
g%resional Government, A Study in Am
erican Politics." in 1889. 1.-THE State,
Elements of Historical and Practical
Politics." in 1893. Division and Re
union, in 1S29-1S99;" during the same
year he published IAN Old Master and
Other Political Essays and "Mere
Literature and Other Essay s." i'll 1896
he issued his George Washington
and in 1892 a "History of the American
People," "a work i'll FIVE volumes.
DR.. Wilson was born in Stanton,
Va, 1856, received the degree OF Bach
elor of Art from Princeton University,
1879: became a law student Of the
University Of Virginia, ~I679-16o0; re-
ceived the degree of Doctor of Phllos.
opby from Johns Hopkins University,
1886, and Doctor OF Laws from Wake
Forest 1887, Tulane 1898, John Hop
kins 1902, Rutgers 1902, University OF
Pennsylvania 1903, Harvard 1907, Dart
mouth 1909, and the degree OF Literary
Doctor from Yale 1901.
Dr. Wilson practieed law in Atlanta,
Ga, for two years, then become pro-
lessor of history and political economy
at Bryn Mawr College, which post he
held Tor three years and held the same
post at Wesleyan University lor two
years more. Ia 1890 he became pro-
lessor of jurisprudence and politics at
Princeton University, and i'll 1902 was
elected president OF the institution,
which office lie lie hell until after his
nomination for Governor OF New Jer-
sey 10y the Democratic party OF that
State.
He will be maugurated as Governor
January II, 1911.
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aey have 100000 cap

ner and grandson Wal
It Saturday till Monday
$. Lewis Dare, at Seeley.
D AVE bought the lot on
hoA between DIR. Horner's
proh Is. Rebecca Borton's for
~
NIT Crispin has been visiting
iei"'i's way this week.
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WoopsToWN.

The following assistant flower mission
superintendent from the different
churches were chosen at the W. G. 7. U.
Meeting last week. Methodist, Frances
Fogg; Friends, Mabel Davis; Baptist,
Elizabeth Reeve; Presbyterian, Mrs. L.
Miller.
Mr.. rad Mrs. J.. M. G. Richman and
daughter Miss Ethel Richman visited
relatives at Willow Grove oyer Sunday.
Those capitalists interested in the
the Woodstown National Bank having
appropriated the name "Salem County
Trust Co. ,"whichwas to have been used by
the original projectors of q trust company,
the original electors met lass Friday
night and opted the name of the
SstL1, ,o.a.e, u ord Tenet C--nr~.,u -
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Mathematical Teaching.

The Gloucester County Teachers In
stitute was held in the new High School
Building in Woodbury. last Saturday.
Prof. ID. z. Steelman, Superintendent OF
Gloucester County Schools, presided.
Prof. John G. Stone, teacher OF matll-
ematics in the new State Normal School
at Monclan, i. IL spoRa in the morning
on s'The Trend of AIlthmetlSin C55hsos
Method and Technique" and i'll til
afternoon on simplifying and Vitallzing
the Work OF ARITHMETIC"
Prof. Stone said he had come not to
content the teachers with the present
manner of teaching arithmetic, but Was
trying to dissatisfy teachers everywhere
with present methods Ii textbooks.
Both were cumbersome and Jailed i'll
many instances to attain the end Tor
which they were intended.
The man who was ruling the world,
must have mathematical problems to
solve or a~nalyze i'll order to discipline the
mind, strengthen the judgment and ren-
der the man equal to every contingency.
Through the study OF arithmetic the
mind was more logical and the man a
better reasoner. The pupil should be
taught to think and not merely mem
orize a problem.
lie contended that since the old bust
ness partnership had passed he would
not teach partnership. lie saw no need OF
teaching true discount, finding the great
est common nor least common multiple.
The trend is away from the spiral plan
which was taken up a few years ago, as
it did not prove a success. He would
have topical teaching iii all grades as
the most effective, but not leave the
pupil entirely III the dark of what is i'll
The grade above.
He would simplify and ~vitalize arith-
metic by studying the concrete instead OF
the abstract figures. The child's mind
can be trained by doing useful work as
well as that he would never use. The
child should get a knowledge of the re-
lation of things and get the habit of doing
things worth while. He would bring
examples OF every day life, check, in
terest notes, stocks, bonds.
Too often the pupil is made to fit in
the problems OF the teachers knowledge.
Teach pupils to add better than others,
have competition, rivalry and have math-
ematical games.
Prof. Will S. Monroe, teacher in Psy-
chology i'll MoDtcIair school gave an in
terestIng addresses on 1.-The Problem of
Mental Fatigue" and Lessons from
European Schools"
COMMENT ON ARITHMETICs.
The address by Prof. Stone shows that
hs is a mathematical student and genius.
1t also shows that be is advocating a
return to the old method of teaching.
He admits the spiral inductive method
which has been a fad for fifteen years,
has proved a failure, and is advocating
the topical methods used years ago. The
spiral method is to give problems to
small children which are taught in adj
vance grades. Instead Of drilling them
in fundamental principles of addition,
subtraction multiplication, division, frac-
tions and decimaIs . lot IS
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09
ENDS Winters Troubles.

To many, winter is a season Of trouble.
The frost bitten toes and fingers, chapped
hands and lips, chilblains, cold sores, red
and rough skins, prove this. But such
troubles fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
A trial ~convinces, Greatest healer of
Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Eczema
and Sprains. Only 25c at Johnson's Drug
Store.
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Wants To HELD Some One.

For thirty years J. F. Boyer, OF Fertile,
Mo-, needed help and couldn't find it,
That's why he wants to help some one
now. Suffering SO long himself he feels
for all distress from Backache, Nervous
meas, Loss of Appetite, Lassitude and Kid
ney disorders. He shows that Electric
Bitters work wonders for such troubles.
Five bottles, he writes, WHOLLY cured
me and now / am we'll and hearty" It's
also positively guaranteed for Liver Trouble
Dyspepsia, Blood Disorders, Female Com
plants and Malaria. Try them. Soc at
Arete Johnson.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09

Bids were opened at the Office of Major
Raymond in Wilmington last Monday
for dredging Maurice River in New
Jersey. The bidders were the River and
Harbor~ improvement Co., at % cents a
cubic yard; American Dredging Co., II
cents; Richards Dredging Co.. IA cents
The contract was not given.
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SO JERSEY NEWS

John Gay - Eauord 7 Gavner.
of Salem, ars 5 E1.oor Choomaker Of
Bridgeton, hal .an;oad q comnanv to
tlla.ula o"a aa>er coverings for carboys,
eonjohns.
allowed SIS, 000..eh lNM Nau;n of Mer.
o, u her s;doma Eve large silver maple tree,
~ g. in tha which were killed by
vice corporate as MAJ"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09

''I1l never b ..,--.D- U;no,o Naw
Life Pills wi'hou. SnI;naeck
647 Elm St, NY. ssThey CURED
me of chronic nation when ali others
failed" Uneq ied for Billiousness. Jaun-
dice, I~ndigests !. Headache. Chills. Ma
lara and Deo9 Ay. 25c at Johnson's Drug
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09

Gov. elect Wilson's public declara-
ton in favor OF keeping faith With
Democratic voters who cast a majority
for James E. MARITIME for US. Senator
at the primaries endears him more TO
true democracy than any act he could
do during his administration. 10 ave
done otherwise would lave forever
blasted the faith OF the peopled III him,
and stamped him as a tool of privileged
interests. 1t is doubly gratifying be-
cause Mr., MARITIME has been a valient
leader during the dark days OF Demo-
cracy during the pasts sixteen years,
and will make the first representative
the people OF New Jersey have had in
the U. S. Senator for more than a gem
citation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09

After the big dinner try some of John
son'sDigestiv Tablets. 25c per box a
Johnson's Pharmacy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-09
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY. DECEMBER o 1910.

Theodore Roosevelt's editorial Oh
tSilence" which has been running SER
tally in all the papers since election is
considered one of the creates! feats OF
his life. Look for a wind storm soon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
DIED.

ROSE-At her home at Applegate,
Oregon, Monday evening, February
20, 1910, Mrs. o. D. Rose, aged Sc
years, OF apoplexy.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday, with interment at Jackson
vile. Mrs. Rose had spent most Of
her life at the old home on Apple
gate. Her illness was Of short dura-
tion, she being stricken by paralysis
a week before her death from which
she never rallied. She leaves a hus-
band and one daughter to mourn the
loss OF loving wife and mother.
ROBBINS-In this city, Wednesday,
February 23, 1910, Marcus Rob-
bins, aged "a years, 2 months and
3 days, OF old age.
Deceased was born In New York,
later going to Iowa and coming from
that place to this city, where he has
since resided. He has been in poor
health for the past several months,
not being able to leave his bed the
past month. He leaves two sons,
Attorney Marcus w. Robbins, OF this
city. and Egbert Robbins, OF Rose
burg. Funeral services were held
from the residence Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock, with interment In
the Masonic cemetery.
REED--In this city, on Monday, Feb
ruary 81. 1910, Mrs. Bertha May
Reed, aged 27 years, months and
25 days, OF heart failure.
Mrs. Reed was the wife OF Robert
p. Reed, an employe OF the Southern
Oregon Supply Co.'S store. Funeral
services were held from the residence
with interment at Granite
Hill cemetery.
WOODWORTH--At his home In
Merlin, Saturday, February 10,
1910, G. w. Woodwork, aged Ga
years.
A brief sketch OF his life is given
In another column of this paper.