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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02
WE WILL MAKE YOU MONEY;
ASK OUR CUSTOMERS

20 per foot corner 9Th south and state
ia6n our advice. BUY THIS
f@ Do. f15t state street, just across
from the city and County Building
isn De-. loo,s corner 7th South and state.
rs pen foor u, by 1872 feet between 9th
and l.h South on west side Of state.
's" 'E no feet: corner North Main
u1 Capitol Hul. Finest residence
'' h1t aite In the city.
N'". fine corner. % rods frontage. on 18th
las. Boy 10 rods, on 9th south.
huE ,h.a; cut into lots and we Will
make you money with Il.
800. % by lao feet. on Capitol HnL You
can't beat 10.
q" L0t 4l by 10 rods on Sth Ave. near
street This Is a south front and
cheap.
q" lot 40 by 1855 feet. on University
street. between End and Ord south.
80 Lots 90 by 100, corner. 10Th south
ana state.
81" i-room brick; lot 81 by 10 feet on
S'1ih First West street, 500 cash,
haauug easy.
' -room brick, good barn. lot 81 by
~ itUt Co alley. near 10th south.
''N can build the house for 5000
Extra well built. 7-room modern,
~ y. residence garage nice
a"N, TOT -h hy 10 rods Fine Local
-''" on First Ave. THIS is CHEAP.
.lrb. OF the best built. strictly
.'t. D cottages just on Brigham
A N street Let us show you these.
extra well built strictly modern.
p .. residence. hot water heat.
'l'i thing A. !. rTne location on
''.l First South.
Hunt see what you want m the
..Fe come In and ask for IL. as We
, ,og most up-to-date and the
''Eest listing Ina the city.
ioD WANT A BARGAIN. SEE US.
'oD HAVE A BARGAIN. SEE us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

You Know of Salt
Lakes Gr@aG
Outlook
v0rr OUGHT TO KNOW
an OUR BARGAINS.

ra-N.u Groom, pom bonn for r 5ath vat ,P
r..frI. lights in house Joy = n
.f t0 alley Good terms lpet-
discount i1r caaN'
-.-,am pressed brick house.
A-' r..4af wutCr lu mouse. you "'N
.. fe,t GO alley FERNS -" c'9'''
balance 81 per moh'"
.-..., Broom modern pressed brick cot
tl'- CLOSE .u cement walks. pt-e
. r.f txl05 feet 20 allcy. iIkh'
g ou Side. Tot fenced. Terms
n. cash. balance 50 PER month
..,,, modern house. connect
s.f-N .ir. er.,er close in. east frput.
- aud shade trees Terms $3.50
cash. balance terms
ca, ..,s several broom modern
I..... at this price lu an part or
I .fr with chandeliers. cement
v.t. and basement, IaIEc I"l'.
Tr..s can Doe had on good terms
- ..o Groom modern pressed
Ir..s cottage, arranged TOT Q lu'lns
.rH fireplace. Cuuud. ller., '-n, N'
.rr.rf cement walks. large lol
r..m- So cash. balance so per
month
,..- An s.-a8m modern pressed bricN
ff- +..r. furnace. barn. cement
v.Its trees and Hhrubbcry, lot b-'z
y.g Iort Good terms
,-. tr ..raom modern pressed bucS
hons. with furnace and everything
.urf.t. This H. corner lot aud
II iHg best part of the city. can
s.IF Un terms or will make q lib
.r.f discount. for cash. See as az
once regarding IL.
Oh. A. ,room modern white pressed
Xiii. house with furnace, uuors
r..sFsd. tine fireplace, lot 2i1Ni
l.#.fs alley This place is ON the
North Bench and mas splendid
view.
go. trr e-story red pressed brick
house. street paved This place has
hardwood floors, hreplHees, tut-
nrUa This place can be sold ON
terms Investigate same.
t-s-A GROOM modern brick bungalow
rusr The University Hardwood
f5urs furnace. large lot This is
beautiful place See ms for terms.
v tsta three of tho finest fats and
apartment houses iu the city. They
arc alI paying well on the Invest
mont We have the largest assort-
msnt of building lots in the city.
So. us for business property, track
ag0 property and FIAT sites.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

S50O-2hxis3 II. TO alley, on corner on
END Ave. close 70 n ST. Groom.
modern house; basement, with fur
mace room and furnace heat
street assessments paid. good
barn. worth $3.50. This Is the
best buy on tho street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02
Geo. b. SGamGiEA%.
Real Estate Broker
No. 70 Main ST. Phones 1891.
ANNOUNCEMENT

TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
Lie.
WE HAVE MOVED OUR OFFICES
FROM go MAIN TO 3)l FELT BUILD
ING. 3u SOUTH MAIN.
PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL WE
WILL BE BETTER EQUIPPED TO
HANDLE YOUR REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE LOANS RENTALS AND
FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
GUARANTEEING YOU THE SAME
CAREFUL ATTENTION AND FAIR
DEALING AS IN THE PAST.
YOURS VERY TRULY.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

sa5oo-f2 acres. all under cultivation. IN
Taylorsvillo ward good I-to9n
house. outbuildings and water rignt
ssooo- 10 acres. hne land. fenced and plow-
ed. good water right on Eas'
pench near parley's Canyouj terms
$3.50 acres and water right Win sp so5d
harm ana sheds. Everything In
splendid shape and a good buy Lot
Gated southwest OF Murray, N'o0o
sgsoo--9it acres with good water right
GO trees all hearing, besides tnhll
fruit Groom house and good barn
near Holiday. Good terms; -
S90OO-iiis acres. fine bench land, east on
state Road. mostly IN lucern, -
shares Of water. broom brick house
barn, chicken coops. granary cell
lar Let as show this 20 YOU
sano--ag-b acres on llth South. an IN
bearing orchard; good water rlght
4-room concrete house, barn sheds,
granary and cellar This is good
$1,000 n acres on County Road, Big Cot
tonwood. Good water right and
house.
In utah: an kinds small fruit
small house and well fenced Near
lakewood
NOoO-G acres and water right east ot
Sandy; 2 acres In fruit; A-room
house, barn and cellar. THIS is
DIRT" cheap.
s7ooO-About 10 acres. an under cultiva.
ton. perfectly level and has good
water right orchard. alfalfa, etc;
barns sheds one Groom brick
house. one broom frame, east OF
Mt Olivct.
N6.0DO~i6O acres. sik miles southwest
mostly under cultivation; nice orch
ard good water right; all neces-
sary Implements TO conduct tho
farm with. I team and good har-
ness. / i-room brick house and
frames. Everything complete and
good terms,
We also have some splendid places in
Davis County.
m you WANT TO SELL A FARM SEE
Us.
If YOU WANT TO BUY A FARM. SEE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

s2aO-4-room Bungalow on University
Bench, close 70 Ord South, and 18th
East. terms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

HOFFMAN BROS.
sW .rd south ST. Both Phones "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

EXTRA EXTRA
co mp 10 the corner OF SIN Ave, and
N St. southeast corner and look az
this 6-room. new brick: bath. toilet.
g. D., cemented basement modern pa an
stone foundation, built M every way Of
the verv best material. connected with
gas You can't beat IL. The price was
5000 Make us an offer. Cash or terms.
we are going TO sell this house tins
week.
s2s00-Ou 9th East, close 10 Ind south.
east front. 4-room brick bath.
toilet. e. d. modern except heat,
2iax7h rods This is good buy.
Ss9o0-5-room. now. modern. D. brick.
close to sth so. and Belmont Ave
south 'front.' hhxl0s n 90 alley,
good house, finished Ina mission
style; 3l,OoO cash.
S2soO-4ixl25 H. 20 alley on nth East.
south OF 10Th south. broom, now
brick m6dern except heat. side
walks paid 500 cash, bal. so a
Vacant lot 50xli5 IT, close 20 above,
on Bryan Ave; Nl5. Terms.
2isx8 rods on mn East close 10 I'm
SOUTH 500; $40 cash, balance TO suit
See as for business property ~ in
vestmonts Of any kind IN business 3
years. our experience Is worth some
Agents Royal Fire Insurance Co. tho
best
HALLoRAN-JuDGE LOAN AND
TRUST Co,
800 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

sSOoO-2tsx7ik rods on East LIST south. .
room modern brick; hot water
heating plant, cemented base
owner. wears ago: street paving
and seven assessments paid
Terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02
SEE JONES FOR SNAPS.

SEE JONES FOR SNAPS.
Near Wandamere. 4-r0om house. barn
and outbulldlngs. nice fruit trees. 81 600.
t-room house az Poplar Grove and one
acre OF land. fruit trees: $3.50.
In Forest Dale. 4-room brick. modern.
sidewalk. city water, 43Xi2S 90 alley.
s. 800.
broom red brick modern, cellar. ce-
monted sidewalk all around house. nice
lawn and rose trees fruit and shade, cast
front. close 10 car lines and schools 1Jx
i55 70 alley. $40
Nice lots and homes and farms IN all
parts Of city
acres on 7th East. nice for plating:
$50 per acre Terms given on the above
302 SECURITY g. TRUST BLDG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN AND
TRUST co.

own home? We have them to suit
you on terms, or cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

h'' ....U cottage. arranged for rooms
XIX Hr.uIaec. uud,lier-. cement
.m.rt cement walks. large lol
r..m- So cash. balance 80 per
month"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02
SALT Lake REAL
ESTATE q
IrI1rILE G0.

'""''"' '-''"""'""
u,41 rafafa kb.fra.ta Lama gorpr,cr-
side. N''" will mandic o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

. A.. ..room modern white pressed
l.s house with furnace, floors
,.Usrsd nue fireplace, lot 2i1Nl
ed. fa alley. This place o. ON the
NartH Bench and mas "a splendid
t..u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

3@o-i- apartment fat building on cast
side. $1,000 Will m8ndio o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

- per foot. corner 9Th South and sta
takH our advice. BUY THIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-02

Near Wandamere. 4-room house barn
ID outbulldlngs. nice fruit trees. $1,000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
YACHTS MAY APPEAR
ANY TINE NOW
Lookout at Diamond Head Keenly
: Alive to Posit:on-Great Recep.
tion Planned for Visitors.

Now that the trans.Pacinc yacht
racers may appear at any moment
OF Diamond Head, the greatest in
terest IL being taken in the big event
by all those who care for sailing. Tho
three yachts may poke their noses out
at any time now, and be seen by che
lookout which has since "Wednesday
last been on watch.
The yachts will be dosked at Ala
kea street wharf as soon after ar.
rival as possible. and DIR. Ramus and
the custom house officials will give
them clearance in quick order.
Arrangements are well ahead for
a grand reception and ball which will
be given in honor OF the yachtsmen
from the Coast. II will he held next
Saturday night at the Moana Hotel
and big lot of invitations are ia
be sent out The affair should be
a brilliant one. and the mainland Wis
itors will get an idea of what Aloha
really means.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

Joe McGurn is on the lookout for
a match with some man OF his own
weight. and he is anxious to tackle
someone in the squared circle as soon
as the Cornyn- Cordell scrap is over
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

Secretaries and managers {
athletic clubs are invited TO sen
in the dates OF any events whlc
they may be getting up. for II
sertiou under the above head
Address all communications D
the Sporting Editor, Bulletip
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

II you are doubtful about where
you vote on Tuesday. look II up to.
day. Vote on Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
CONTEST
NEXT SATURDAY
CoRDELL AND CoRNYN TO
MEET IN SQUARED CIRCLE
Both Men Training Hard for Battle
-Cordell Working Out With
McGurn-Larry Twoomey Run
ming Show.

At last the much talked of boxing
contest between Pat Cornyn and Jack
Cordel has been arranged. and on
Saturday night. next week, the two
athletes will face one another In the
squared circle. To say that the go
will be good one Is unnecessary, as
everybody knows how anxious Cor
dell II 10 show himself winner In
Honolulu. Jacks last appearance
was when he was defeated by Dick
Sullivan. but most people know that
Cordell was not himself then.
Coruyn is like his brother In the
ring. and should give Cordell a good
fight for the honors. Pat is train
ing out at Fort Shafter. where Dick
used to do all his work during his
boxing days. and he has the assist
ance of a big bunch of willing sports
who take and give punch with
equal delight. Dick drops out every
day aud boxes with the younger
member Of the family. The two 70
at II hammer and tongs, and there
are some fierce spells at times.
Cordell Is In the hands OF Joe Nc
Gurn. and Joe Is seeing to II that
his man Keeps on the narrow path
that leads to victory. No JOY rides
while Joseph is around. and the con
sequence, Is that Cordell is looking
and feeling fne.
The scene at Camp Very every aft
ernoon Is one of activity. and many
willing men with the gloves take a
turn at Cordell. McGurn Is there
with the goods. also. and he roughr
Il with the challenger OF Cornyn
every afternoon.
| Larry Twoomey is managing the
show. and he has arranged for one
good preliminary OF eight rounds
The reiclee has not been named yet
but a competent mai will be select
ed. There are several good men IL
town, and there should be no din
Guilty In getting third man for the
ring.
Sar oni and Matterson are to put
up the preliminary scrap, aud II
should be IA willing go. The Bugle
Is well known to the boxing fans
and although little Is known OF Mat
terson. he Is said to be a good man
The show will be pulled on at thu
Aloha Park, where everything Is u
readiness for the go. The seats ant
stage are still In the enclosure. an'
the lights have only to be connect
ed. There should be a big crow'
present when the men step into tn
ring, and sin contest can be de
pended on for sure.
q % -
by special request. a hnal instai
ment OF the lode to Jack Johnson
is herewith given:
And In few short years, perhap
three or four.
You'll likewise take the count OF tel
Upon the floor,
Jack Johnsons name will then b
heard 10 more"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
DANCE

ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCING
will hold its first quarterly dance on
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4,
at s o'clock. Odd Fellows Hall.
GOOD MUSIC AND A GOOD TIME
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
Marines PLAY
WASEDAS TODAY
HALF.wETs DETERMINED
TO TURN THE TABLES
Big Bunch Of Marine Rootcrs Will
Be on Hand - Local Fans Will
Cheer for Camp very-Good Game
Is Expected.

This afternoon at the Athletic Park
the Wasodas will go up against the
Marines once more, and the half vets
who were defeated by the Japanese
on July o, by score of to |, are
determined that they will add one
more defeat to the growing list of the
visitors.
The Wasedas have won Ave and
lost five games so far, and the local
teams seem to have the measure OF
the Nipponese. The first game that
the Wasedas played in was lost by
them to an All Oahu league team
Then the japanese got going properly
aud registered four wins straight OF
the reel. Some Of the games were
very close and were only won by a
small margin in most cases.
II was the Oahu College Alumni
that broke the long run of victories
and after seventeen inning match,
won by score Of | 10 0. After that
several teams beat the visitors and
tie Chinese, Navy and Military mines
handed them defeats.
II Is now up TO the Marines to re
deem themselves In the same way
that the Chinese Navy aud Military
teams have. The .rooters, from the
Marine Camp will be on deck once
more and they will probably have
more opportunity to cheer the home
team as the half-wets are gong to dc
their very best to win.
Tomorrow afternoon the wasedas
will go mp against the Portuguese
once more. and Soares aggregation
feel sure that the drubbing that they
got from the Japanese last time they
met. will he avenged The Wasedas
beat the Portuguese ~ score OF
to, 2, after eighteen innings, on july
10, and the meeting OF the two teams
tomorrow should be an interesting
one.
There is some talk OF the Wasedai
meeting the ], A. G.. nine, and doubt,
as to the Varsity men caring to pla,
a Jaranesc team have been expressed
Considering that tho J. A. c. Is only
such In name. no III feeling could re
suit. n the ]. A. c. put their bes
, team on the diamond. there will no
be any japanese on II.
The Wesedas will, at the conclusion
OF the present series at the Athletic
Park, tour the other islands and the'
should get II great reception whereve
they go as they are clean lot o
sportsmen who play the American
National game well, and they hav'
made friends everywhere.
q u q
The Mormons will have track ant
field meet at Kapiolani Park this aft
ernoon, and fine program OF events
has been arranged Picnic parties
will be dotted all over the park. an'
good time will be had by everyone
Joe McGurn is on the lookout FOL
match with some man OF his owl
weight, and he is anxious to tackl'
someone in the squared circle as sooi
I - L..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
BASEBALL.
international Games.


:! international Games.
:. July 2i.--P. A. c. Va. Waseda.
. July 23.--Marines VS.. Waseda.
% Oahu League Series.
. July &c. A. c. Va. Marines.
u Oahu Juniors.
I: July 2i-Asahls vs.. Palsmas.
.. July 2i.--Mu Hooks VS.. c. A. G
(. Jr.
% Plantation League.
% July Waipahu vs.. Waianae.
u July 2i-Ewa VS.. Aiea
% Military League.
q July en-. q. II. w. Fort Ru.
u ger.
u July ss.-Fort sharter VS.. Hosp.
% Co.
u Golf
70 July 31.-Noyclty Tournament
:; August 2i-Foursome. Country
:; Club 81
% Cricket.
. July 23.- Match.
70 Tennis.
70 JULY. o. Hall Cup.
q August i.--Wall Cup. ~
q Trans Pacific Yacht Race.
= July--From San Pedro TO Homo
e lulu.
u Polo. Fu.
q August l0.--iiaual w. Fifth Cav
% airy.
u August 10. Oahu vs. Kauai.
sn II Il II II .: u !, II u u - n .
pECRFtTmNs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
COMING EVENTS.

It u II II II u II 81 II 70 u u u u q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
STORY OF COLONEL CODY"
EXPERT AERONAhT MAN
Many Incidents in Life of Plucky
Man--Drove Auto Without Any
Practise.

Mr.. y. y. CO1N, VINO was OFTEN
wrongly described as Colonel" a
title to which he strenuously object
ed. was one OF the most intrepid and
plucky men who ever set foot to
ground. says an exchange. For some
years past. under the indire mill
tary control of Colonel Capper (Royal
Englneers). who is head of the Brit.
ish Army's Military Ballooning
School, Mr.. Cody held the unofficial
rank OF expert In acronautics TO the
army. and In the great workshops
at Marlborough has been giving his
life's experience TO the perfection OF
diriglbles and aeroplaGes for Brit
aims use In time of warfare.
Mr.. Cody was an extraordinary
man In many ways. Square built,
but 1.-THE and active, he wore the
goatee beloved of the American. and
his long, black hair was brushed up
like woman's under the cap which
he always wore---even at meals. lie
did iiot believe In hair cutting, nor
would he allow his boys to have
their hair trimmed short. He neither
drank alcoholic liquor nor smoked.
holding that cath of these practlses
was damaging to the nerves. and II
he is an example, then his gospel
must have been good one, For Mr.,
Cody was a man whose nerves were
absolutely immovable. lie has beer
known TO bear eNcruclating pair
without even .atpcbing.
One dag In the big balloon shed .
POI tion OF heavy motor casting
weighing over two hundredweight
fell ON to his hand when he was IL
such position that he could not gel
up. and could not move his hand. Bu
although the fingers were bleeding
and one of them crushed. aud thu
pain from the weight of the faller
object must have been excruciating
he merely asked one OF the Royal En-
gineers who was passing to "shif
that COMPOUNDED thing as soon as HI
could" In the dlrigibles which HI
devised from his clever brain Mr.
Cody showed plenty OF pluck.
lie weut mp in them when hardl.
anything was known as to what thes,
inventions could do. And often n
came down in them. with an unpleas
| NJ nc nH hi
courage arose from bet. One da,
he laid a wager with one OF the OF
ficers at Aldershot that he woul'
drive motor-car--a thing he ha'
never done before-from London
right through the heavy trafilc there
down to Marlborough, 90 or 80 mile
distant. without scratching any o
the paint on.
The wager was only SIS side
but Cody travelled to town. bought
new car from one OF the Long Acr
firms. and drove II to his home with
out damage. Although, of course, h
knew great deal about machinery
the act was a wonderful one. TIL
late aeronaut used often to driv
about around his home a little thor
oughbred horse.
He would never use reins. but sim
lply, by talking quietly to the ANNA
would guide II In the way II shoul
20. He was marvellous shot wit
the rifle and revolver, and althoug
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23
% q 9.
DOTS AND DASHES.

On August I, Company A OF the
Marines will 20 to Leilehua and take
part In a three week shoot, after
viii h they will take walk around
the island. Five days will be taken
up with the hike. and the men
should arrive back In town In the
best OF condition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

Kauai polo players are getting int
condition. and the team that viii try
conclusions with the Maui and Oahu
men will be the best ever sent out
by the Garden Island. Practise takes
place on the Waipouli field and sew
eral scratch glmes have been played.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

The boxing contests in iiilo are
arranged for two-minute rounds, and
the fans seem satisfied with that.
Stlll. the regular thing is three min
utes, aud innovations are not desir-
able.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-23

Msmma-"Why. Tommy. what are
you racing up and down the hall that
way fC, ?"
Tommy Tin practicing so papa
cav. "'tch me-"
Mamma-"Why don't you want youl
father to catch your"
Tommy" Cause he told me not to
let him catch me near the circus
grounds tomorrow.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-30
Winners First Fire.

Winner Journal: Winners first fire
occurred on Monday at 4 o'clock a.
m, when Ben Dearinger's building on
Second street was burned to the
ground. 1t was a double building, one
part being used for the meat market
and the other part as living rooms.
liver Johnson, who Is employed by Mr..
Dearinger, woke up shortly before d,
and discovered that the roof of the
addition was all ablaze. He awoke
Mr.. and Mrs. Dearinger, and rhey soon
discovered that 1t was useless to try
to eXtinguish the fire and began car
rying out the furniture, all of which
was saved with the exception of a
steel range. They were unable to
save anything from the meat market.
The origin of the fire is a mystery,
but it is thought to have been started
from box of matches, which was on
the shelf near the chimney. The
wind was in the south at the time of
the fire, which was very fortunate.
for If it had been in any other direc.
ton, there would have been a differ
cnt story to tell. We understand
that Mr.. Dearinger had about $500 dol
lars insurance on the building, and
that he will reb lid at once.