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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-09-02

Wi Dir. Roosevelt oppose the IN
itiativs and referendum which is
if possible, more democratic than
the pr 'lnaryY The primary does
enable the people to select the
candidate, but the candidate, as
Roosevelt knows, often miSrep-
reSents his constituents, and at
present the constituent is helpless
Il protect himself. He may Sc
lect a man in whom he has per-
feet confidence and yet find that
the man is Secretely tied to inter-
ests hostile to the public. He may
even bind his candidate to the
platform, but the representative
may violate tn platform as rep
reSentativeS constantly do. If tn
people have a right to select a
candidate, have they not a right
to enforce the carrying out of
their wishes?
The initiative and referendum
gives this right. Through the in
itiative the voters can compel the
submission of any question which
the legislature refuses to submit
and through the referendum can
veto any measure which they re-
gard as Objectionable. If the PEG.
pie of New York had the initia'
tive and referendum they could
easily cure a primary provided
they want it. They could by pc
tition force the submission if the
proposition and then at an cleo
ton they could endorse it, and
make it a law. There can be be-
trayal Of trust not only once but
continuously even with the pri'
although it is less likely
but with the initiative and the
referendum the people can pro-
tect themselves from betrayal anC
insure legislation in harmony will
their wishes and their interests.
Let us hope that Mr.. Roosevelt
experience with the primary ques
ton will lead him to the support
Of that much larger and impOr-
tant reform, the initiative and rel
erendum. He may even come to
understand the value of the recall
after he has had to deal with a
few faithlesS public servants who
secure office by false representa-,
lions and then continue in office
on the theory that they have more
right to the salary than the peO-
pie have to faithful public SER
vice.-COmmoner.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-09-02

Insure your wheat in stacks and
granary against fire and lightning
Telephone US and we will write it for
you-Dawson & Zutavern.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-09-02

County Ticket
For County Clerk
". r. Younkin
For County Treasurer
]. W. Soderstrom
For Register of Deeds
Elmer E. EppersOn
For County Attorney
Charles L. Carroll
For Probate Judge
Harry A. Hall
For Sheriff
M. Daley
For Coroner
F. L. M'Cauley
For Sup't. of Public Instruction
Jennie B. Momyer
For Clerk of District Court
Frank E. Wells
For County Printer
Roy Cornelius
For County Assessor
Alois Schwager
For Commissioner, LIST District
a.. Mat Dick
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-09-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
State Ticket.

State Ticket.
For Justices of Supreme Court
% Humbert Riddle
Chas. F. w. Dassler
For Governor
George H. Hodges
For. Lieutenant Governor
Lot Ravenscraft
For Secretary of State
Ray L. Taylor
For State Auditor
Jonathan G. Miller
For State treasurer
Balthasar M. Dreiling
For Attorney General
Thomas F. Morrison
For Sup't. of Public Instruction
David M. Bowen
For Sup't. Of insurance
NOrthrOp Moore
For State Printer
Edward F. HUDSON
For Railroad Commissioners
Jos. B. Fugate
Taylor Riddle
Thos. E. Walsh
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-09-02

Congressman 7th District
George A. Neeley
Representative 18th District
W. P. FEEDER
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01
Look Out!

It will pay you to be on the
lookout for the March number of
The FOOL-KILLER. It will be by
all odds the richest thing in the
way of paper that you ever saw.
[ have several whopping big fools
in soak, ready to be skinned in
next issue. If you want piece
of the hide for shoestrings, you
better send in your subscription
to-day. Show this to all your
friends and send in a big club. /
am not talking to that other fellow
now-I'm talking to YOU!
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01
WHO GOT SNUBBED?

Alas, and did I read it right?
Or have my eyes grcwn dim?
Did Fairbanks snub the Pope Of
Rome,
Or did the Pope snub him?
The Hoosier statesman was in Rome
A-taking in the town;
He talked with the Italian king,
And did the job up brown.
He had his plans already made
To drop in right away
And shake the Pope's old fishy hand
And pass the time o. day.
Meantime the Methodists had sent
A very strong request;
1t said that by the Hoosier man
They'd like to be addressed.
And then the Pope message sent !;
1t ran: ''Look here-ahem!-
If you desire to talk to ME,
You must not talk to them!"
The Methodists got theirs, all right;
The Pope-his share was slim;
And now did Fairbanks snub the
Pope,
Or did the Pope snub him?
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01
A TERRIBLE CRIME.

Oh, murder! Police! Run here
with the camphor quicktt r. A terri
bic crime has been committed. |
can hardly hold back the scalding
tears long enough to pen these
immortal lines.
One of the contributors to THE
Star of Hope,'' an intellectual
journal published by the inmates
of Sing Sing prison, has been de-
tected in the crime of stealing
editorial thunder from the works
of Bill Shakespeare, Julia Ward
Howe, and other great editors.
Oh, the pity of it! The shame
of it! How it upsets our time
honored traditions to think of a
citizen of Sing Sing in the capaci-
ty of thief! The bright pages of
1.-The Star of Hope are contami-
mated forever, and all Sing Sing
howls. If Shakespeare had pla-
giarized from 1.-The Star of Hope'
it would have caused no surprise,
as we have always heard that
Shakespeare was a sheep-rogue in
his young days; but for The Star
OF Hope to plagiarize from
Shakespeare-well, what is the
world coming to, anyhow?
The effects of this crime will be
far-reaching. The uttermost ends
of the earth will wall because OF
it. All the eminent literary men
who have looked forward with
pleasure to spending few years
at Sing Sing will now heave a
mournful sigh and return mechan.
ically to their old tasks. All the
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01

self-respecting prisoners will Pc
tition for pardons, and who can
blame them? They will close their
roll-top desks with pang Of re-
gret, and the chains and padlocks
that have held them there for
years will know them no more
forever. How utterly sad to
contemplate!
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01
TURN THE RASCAL LOOSE!

-. The following is copy of the
petition which is being circulated
in behalf of Convict Morse.
Read it:
ITO His Corpulency, William
Howard Taft, President of the
United States:
Dear Bill:-We, the under
signed members of the Society for
the Prevention of Punishment for
Thieves, do humbly command
your Excellent Fatness to write
out and sign without delay a full
and absolute pardon for Charles
Wayward Morse, our unfortunate
brother who is now doing time in
the Atlanta Federal Prison.
We know that Morse is guilty
Of every crime in the catalogue of
high finance, and that he richly
deserved a life-sentence instead of
fifteen years. But that isn't the
question. Morse was one of the
Big Ikes, and the court had no
right to send him to prison. If he
had been a one-gallus laboring
man and had stolen chicken or
a pair of old shoes, then the court
would have had a right to hang
him II it wanted to. But Brother
Morse was poor down-trodden
money-king. He had never known
the luxury of owning a fine as
sortment of poverty. And just be-
cause he stole few millions to
run a few banks to control few
ice-houses to destroy a few lives,
the law has dared to punish him
as severely as it would chicken
thief! We refuse to submit to it.
We swear by the Great Hopping
Toad that such an injustice shall
not be done. Therefore we warn
you, Mr.. President, that you had
better belly up to your typewriter
and punch out that pardon right
at once.'
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01
THE COST OF LIVING.

The cost of living has come up
for discussion, and the wise ones
are putting their heads together
to see what can be done about it.
The trouble seems to be that ev-
erybody is charging everybody
too much for everything that ev-
erybody has to buy. Now if every
body would sign up an agreement
with everybody to charge every
body only half as much for every
thing as everybody pays for ev-
erything today, it seems to me
that everybody would then be
perfectly happy.
A mans existence here in the
world costs just all that can be
squeezed out of it. If mans in
come is 5000 a year he can live
passably we'll on 5000. But if his
income Increases to- ST ,oo0 d year,
then it takes 81, 900 a year to run
him. And so it goes. The more a
man prospers and the bigger his
wad, the harder the world squeezes
his hand to make him drop it. The
process of living manages to wiring
from a fellow, in one way or an
other, about all he can make, be
it much or little. There are excep.
tions, to be sure, but | am speak.
ing Of the average plodder through
this wilderness of tears-the mer
on the dead level of humdrum ex'
istence, with no rich uncle and nc
political pull.
The consumer is the key to the
whole situation, but he can't hell
himself. Every time he moves VI
a step in his methods of living
the departments above him auto
matically adjust themselves to s
new cost basis, and thus the mer
ry war goes on. Man is bul
when he wants to sell and bea
when he wants to buy; and th'
bull movements and the bea
movements work out by the rule
of cancellation and leave US righ
where we started. Then we star
all over again and get the SAM
results as before, We kick if tn,
price we sell at is low, and WI
kick if the price we buy at i
high. And it all goes to empha
size the fact that we don't any o
us know much about what W.
want, nohow.
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01
THE HOBO AND THE HOE.

Word comes from Missouri that
some of the charitably-inclined out
there are working on plan to col
onize the hoboes. George NJ.
jackson, a wealthy farmer, has
offered to donate 1900 acres of
land for the purpose. J.. Harvey
Nolan, a Socialist, has offered sew
eral hundred acres more. And so
they are going to take up the un-
washed knight of the road, give
him a soap-bath and a goose-neck
hoe, and put him to farming.
Maybe they are, but I doubt it.
L am also from Missouri in this
particular case, and they will have
TO show me. When they get all
the Flooding Petes and all the
Meandering Mikes rounded up il
a nice bunch and go to drilling
them in the science of agriculture
| would like to be there to see.
would like to stand in open
mouthed wonder on the sun-li
summit of Hobo Heights ane
watch the desert blossom like thu
pumpkin vine.
All that would be as pretty a.
red shoes, but | never expect t.
see It. l tell you Pete and Mix,
are not built that way. The genu.
hobo is natural outgrowth o
civilization, and you can't rub hin
off the map. He is here to stay
1t would be cruelty to animals t,
try to make a farmer of the hobo
He would pine away like a sic]
rat and go into the hands of re
ceiver. Pete likes his present job
Farmer Corntossel could never b
Pete, neither could Pete be Farm
er Corntossel. The two profes
sions will not mix worth a cent
The hobo's home address is 2
Skiddoo ST., On-the-Road, Any
where, and he likes to stay a
home. When he does travel h
carries his suitcase in one pocke
and his trunk in another and put
up at the best strawstack on tn
road. He is president of tn
| Work Haters' Union and secrt
tary of the Kitchen Door Cru
Seekers Association. He work
so hard devising ways and NEAR
to keep from work that he hs
absolutely no time to work.
But here's to the Socialist
i Hobo Colony, and may it Ii,
long and cut wide swath.
The fool-killer. (Moravian Falls, N.C.) 1910-1917, 1910-02-01

Work hard, and cheat your fellow
men;
Live on the scraps you cannot sell;
And there's nine chances out Of ten
That you'll die rich and go to hell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

DELAYS
,o,-o Fay no dividends Get busy
S2o6o-o acres near Murray, with broom
brick house. The very best for
gardening and poultry.
slZbo-2h by 10 rods on 18th East be
tween 1st and I'd So.
corner 11th T.. and 4th So, "a by lao feet,
faces south and west
Szooo-4- room brick cottage, with bath,
922 or 924 Princeton ave; nice lot,
lruit and shade trees; easy terms.
Saooo-5 by 10 rods, with 5-room brick
mouse, between LIST and I'd ave.
the corner OF Sth ave- and C street are
ready for occupancy. cove ceilings wood
paneied walls. large porches II you want
these houses
S3l6o-5-room cottage, with 81 by 10 rods,
east on Sd So.
Third West, between Second and Third
south. will be the center OF the railroad
business district Look 1t over. It's
not prospective business property. but It's
business property today, 25. Al or 86-foot
frontage, one OF the best buys in the
city, both speculative and Investment;
YzEo per front foot, or will lease for term
FEDERAL HEIGHTS, east end Brig
ham street. The only hlgh-class restrict
ed residence district. A royal view of
the city and valley. See II. Learn more
or IT, We arc the agents. Ask us for
plats and prices.
Everything in real estate. All kinds Of
insurance.
STOWE 6 PALMER.
81 w. I'd So. upstairs.
Phones 1872. e1339
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YOIf KNOM wuAr IN 1s

YOU KNOW WHAT 1T is.
crTl, You ,e, KNOW WHAT SALT LAKE
YOU KNOW IT is A GOOD,
HEALTHY. PROSPEROUS TOWN
Gs GEAT aJrTSi is SURE TO HAVE A STEADY
WHEN YOU BUY PROPERTY HERE
ToG 7,0 HAVE IT RIGHT UNDER YOUR
ApH1NGE ~ "a WHfNh ~ vHITEs 4GT CAN WATCH 1T
SOME OF THESE BARGAINS WILL
NO DOUBT INTEREST YOU.
Sl400-4 rooms, 50x120 IT. south front
s165o-New l-room, 50x13O IT., 9Th E.
s,sso and 11th South: >. -,
sa5oo-2.rm. prick terrace. 9th So. and
West Temple.
$1,000 room modern. 5th ave.
S3000-New arm. mod, near 7th East
and 9th South.
sa4OO-5rm. mod. brick. 9Th ave-, south
front.
ss5Oo-6-rrn. br. and adobe. 3xIO rods. 1st
West.
ss76O-5-rm. mod. al4 X ST.; lawn.
shade, etc.
S3S00--The best 7-rn, mod. brick near
9TH Z. and 9Th South.
S426O-1-rm. mod, furnace. south front.
Bird ave.
s450O-Brand new 5-rm. mod, bungalow,
sA4oo-s-rrn. mod. brick, 18th East.
si65o-7-rm. mod, with furnace, cor. on
} street.
S5500-6-rm. mod, all improvements
paid, south front, 2nd ave.
s57o0-e-rm. mod. all improvements
paid. cor. End ave.
S5S00-6-room mod. brick bungalow. T st.
s55O0-7-room mod, south front, close in,
on 7th ave.
s6500-Swell 7-room mod, south front,
3rd avenue,
ssOO0-Brand- new S-room mod. south
front. 3rd ave,
LOTS.
$500 feet. Sth So. and 5th East.
s1250-40 feet, 6th East, near Sth So,
$1,000 #, south front, 9Th South,
s1250-4li IT., II st; sewer and sidewalks.
Sli50-1i IT., X ST, old house.
s265O-50 IT. md ave-. south front all
improvements.
Some choice apartment houses. apart
ment sites. farms, business property,
trackage property, etc
Fire Insurance In the best companies,
Money to loan.
A. RICHTER, 10 West 1st South St
Phones GAL.
eis5o
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HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN AND
TRUST Co
SeOo-House and lot on west side. three
room frame; $3.50 cash. bal Sl5 Z
sl1oo-S5x14O IT; Groom frame. on west
side. 500 cash, bal. SIS a month. /.
SlS00-i-room frame; 37xltO # on west
.,,., side; $3.50 a month; $3.50 Oc cash TeS'
S2lOO-{-room house. in good condition
64xlSo r. TO alley. on Wandamere
car; 10 fruit trees bearing; good
.o.,o barn $500 cash. bal. $50 a month.
SZboo-b-room brick, close to 9th South
and sth East; bath. toilet. mantei.
~ sidewalks all paid; s400 cash
S6Voo-Wlndsor ave, new 5-room brick
All complete, ready to move In:
bath. toilet. .. /, $1,000 cash
SS66o-9,room g;!. brick, 9th So. and 9Th
side. good barn and chicken runs
sidewalks and sewer: close-in
property.
18th East, close to End South; 23x
10 rods; sewer and sidewalks paid
5000 cash.
S5ooo-S23xl77b IT.. 5-room modern brick.
sewer and sidewalks; barn worth
$500. The rooms are large and
house In good condition.
@T5o-9.room, 2-story. house, on corner
OF 2nd ave; 3x9 rods; barn worth
$500, House could not be bullt
for less than $4,000 Lot worth
$500 This house Is now vacant
and must be sold.
$3.50 cash buys $4,000 new brick on
l1th East; +3X1S0 II. to alley. side
walks paid; balance $50 q mo-:
per cent.
5000 cash buys Groom brick modern In
every way. including hot air heat
The price Is $4,000 complete: bal
ancc can be arranged TO suit YOU
per cent.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN AND
TRUST CO..
500 Main ST. Phone Se3.
cl2SS
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SPRING Is HERE.
Get ready TO move Into your own home
stop paying rent. II VIII cat you up
How are these?
$l600-Real nice and clean 5-room brick;
only $500 down. On car line
S2000--A splendid 5-room bungalow on
7th East: 5000 down.
$2l50-5-room white pressed brick off 4th
East. Real nice snap. Room for
rooms above. 5000 down
S2200-6 room, two-story modern frame
5000 down.
s2250-9room modern brick on Sth East
500 down.
$3000-5-room modern brick. Ath East
and Sth So. $500 down. Worth
$4,000
$i500-Rrand~ new Groom modern brick
northeast; $1,000 down.
s3650-5- room modern brick fth East
and 9th South Brand new.
S5000-7-room modern brick. Easy
terms,
We write fire insurance. Drop In and
see us,
]. NJ. SETTLE & co,
SOC Tribune Building. c1S52
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7-RooM HOUSE: LOT 5ox14 TO
AAkkGXi AkkGXiiN BARN; ALL FENCED :, soo
5-RooM, BRICK COTTAGE. GOOD
LOT; 4TH E..................,.. s25oo
7-RooM. MODERN BRICK; BET.
A AND 3 SITS, ,.,......,....... $4,000
4-ROOM COTTAGE. 4TH NORTH. S250o
ACREAGE,
GROUND; 9TH E. E...............s $1,000
GROUND: 18TH so. o...,.......... $4,000
COR. SRD E.,.,................ $3.50
5-ROOM BRICK. LARGE BARN.
CHICKEN RUN. ONE ACRE OF
GROUND. ON STATE ST. S3350
42l ACRES. 7-ROOM HOUSE. 16
ACRES IN FRUIT: BARN AND
OUTBUILDINGS. COWS AND
HORSES; TOOLS; MILL CREEK;
ONE ACRE GRoUND, s-RooM
HOUSES. ON 18TH son.. $4,000
HOUSE. COR. 7T4 E.....1..... .s2soO
IL MILES OUT ........,....,,..,s 500
100 ACRES. 40 ACRES IN WHEAT:
IL MILES OUT ..............,.. S1400
800 ACRES, ALL FENCED PER
SEE US FOR ACREAGE.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,
IA q. BIRD SOUTH.
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-IseArNs IN HOMES.
Ia in Caroline avenue, be-
NEX FIFTH and Sixth South and
and Tenth East. Three and
nom cottages-no two alike
'or homes.
-r7 Tenth avenue. Five-room
and pebble dash bungalow ;
A: lot 40 II. inches by 123
Z nchcs and driveway.
EAI I sI7 F street. Five-room
IA brick. stone foundation
|sLIz1|oE; large veranda. modern
ing. fitted for furnace.
In bungalow at No. $50 Ham
rlacc. between State and
East north from Sixth
= n Ave rooms. mission finish.
gas. electric lights, all mod
pi u Hprovements.
;ls. 32l. All and 417 Tenth
80 Newest designs, no two
ell modern features, includ-
and electric lights.
1Ts. 3S3. 4O3 and 435 Tenth
tlzi Five and six-rooHl pressed
cungelows: near the car line;
|G - mission finish; modern
<|ng, fitted for furnace.
LAKE SECURITY AND
TRUST CO.
y Up. Main st.
4-Bcll EX. 80; Ind. 142.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
BUY WHILE THE "sNow FLIES"
DON'T WAIT FOR MAY BEES.


we have had very busy week and ex-
pect many more to follow.
SoVoO-Extra we'll built Groom modern
orick cottage, hot water heat east front
Lot 41x@0 rods nice fruit and shade trees
east bench.
S55O0-Another well built T-room mod
ern r D b. house, lot 2ixl0 rods, on 1st
avenue. This is ut least $500 below tho
market value.
S440o-A dandy 5-room modern r. p.
D; d.; cottage, hot water heat lot b0x157 10
good barn, chicken houses and runs. ce-
ment walks. splendid location on 9th
S1e. .Ooo-Lot 165xllo feet. Corner on
Capitol Hill" the finest residence site
in Salt Lake City
sl2,0oo-Lot 1l0x1l5 feet. close in. on
lst ave. Build n fiat on this and make
saoo0-Lot Gx7 rods. corner on 2nd
West street. viii throw in pretty good
broom house and good barn.
OF W. on side, good location on srd East
street. VIII give you 7-room house
renting for s22 per month with this.
S22loo-Lot s2AXllO feet to alley, fne To-
this. so you Will have TO hurry.
slS5o-Lot 5ox15o to alley, nice corner
on State street
s1250-Lot 4Ox13o feet on 18th East.
temple.
Si25-Lot 5oX14O feet, corner on capitol
HILL"
s6oOo-eo acres miles from our Office.
IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN, SEE US.
If YOU HAVE a BARGAIN. SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON.
80 w. 3rd South ST.,
Phones 1926.
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KELLY & MoNTROsE. BROKERS,
420 Mccormick Block.
Real Estate. Stocks and Bonds.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
I03x20 rods. II small stores In same
block. $780, 900 to be spent for improve
ments ,hn on adjacent property W9Tk 70
the best spcculation or investment in
city, Price S21 900. Good terms.
VACANT LOTS.
East on End South. faces south near
branch p. o.. 33xl10A to alley, All spe-
cial taxes paid. Price s2250.
ON "C"' STREET,
3ax5 rods. a most beautiful lot, faces
east on c street Price sI400.
A BEAUTY ON 4TH AVENUE.
2Ax5, faces south and is only 10 min
utes' walk from z, c. NJ l., overlooks the
entire valley. Price $4,000
KELLY & MONTROSE. BROKERS,
420 Mccormick Block.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND BONDS
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FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATE

MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
~, 2lo-2l1 Boston Bldg.
heh so2z' Ind. ss2.
S9oo0-72x165 feet on 3rd East near Let
South. A dandy flat site.
S570o-57x165 on 1st West near ard
$3.50 per foot-Corner on Main st, s2i IT. ::
paving and sewer paid.
S26o0-SX93 on 9th East near 4th South: /:
faces east, Fine for flat or ter
race,
S2S50-3ax10 on 9Th South and sth East
nat South
Temple. close in; pays IL per cent
net.
So,o0O-Fine flat on 1st ave.; pays 1lb
per cent; worth $4,000.
S15oo-2sxl0; faces south on 7th ave,
s11oo-2ixs and right of way on sth ave.
ssooo-Three building lots on corner on
slooo.2tx7 on II street near 9th ave;
$75o-Fino lot on Sth SO. near 9th East;
sewer and sidewalk paid; faces
s215o-7Splendid new 4-room bungalow on
kensington ave-; 50xl05-ft. lot,
bathroom, pantry. closet.
s425o-New 5-room modern brick on
ST., furnace. basement etc.
SIS, ,000-Red sandstone house OF Is rooms,
elegant corner on e ST: one OF
the finest homes In town.
s6oo-Pair Of lots on Bryan ave.
s46O-Pair of lots on Wayne ave near
Logan ave. and 1lth East.
University Heights-only few left-s1o
cash. 50 per mo-; east bench.
C. c, Fabian, Mgr Insurance Dept.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
G. R. Yearsley Associated.
2lo-2l1 Boston Bldg.
Bell 2622. Ind 992.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
soUTHGATE PARK.

On South State street There are some
decidedly good buys hero and you ought
10 at least see thcm II you are inter
ested In real estate. Note these prices:
fine corner site on Main street and
Sneiy avenue just below 18th South; has
south and east front. splendidly located
ana ana IN q fast developing district. Site is
Soxl35 IT,. and has ample room for a
nome: Price now Is $3.50. Terms
a fine lot next to The corner. 5Ox1s5
feet, Is priced at S375, This Is a first
rate location for a home-just a block
from the State street car line.
Inc only lot left on the State street
SIDE is fbX135 feet and Is listed at $3.50
now: AT this price the real value can
nor be surpassed In any part of the city
TWO lots on the 18th South side are
left. and are priced mt S195 each. These
are close TO the car line and are we'll
worth higher price.
inside lots, north or south fronts. only
eight left all told. are priced at SIPS to
lot.
Ride out to Southgate Park and see
the improvements-shade de trees, cement
walks on the north side OF each street
corner monuments, graded streets, etc
This Is practically giving a fine city lot
at the price OF country property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

Beautiful 5-room cottage, 5th East and
9th South. finished in the best mission:
mantels. chandeliers, etc: at a bargain.
See us at once, Good terms
Big bargain in a farm at Sandy. SEE
US.