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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-21

Baltimore Star: Man is the only AMI
NAL that is known TO laugh asserts The
Washington Herald. Are we 10 under
stand that the laughing hyena has gone
the way Of all nature fakes7
Dayton News: Lillian Russell may be
fifty, as she says" says The Washington
Herald. To our certain newspaper knowl-
edge Lillian has been saying for forty
years she was fifty. and we have come to
believe It.
Macon News: The dear old frost-blt-
ten, frozen. slaughtered, and annihilated
Georgia fruit crop Of last spring is COM
ing right along to market on scheduled
time" says The Washington Herald. 1t
is going as fast as the inadequate rail,
way and refrigerating facilities can move
Il, you bet.
Punxsutawney Spirit: The Washington
Herald observes that THE report OF the
Lodge high-cost-of-llying committee IS
couched IN very dignined language, OF
course, even IL II does not say anything
whatever worth while" Dignity with
Henry Cabot is the vital thing. and it Is
not improbable that he is greatly de-
lighted with present prices because they
are so exalted.
Richmond News Leader: "a West Poln'
cadet has been severely punished FOL
chewing gum notes the Cleveland Plair
Dealer. Whereupon The Washington
Herald remarks: cit was not for chew
ing gum that he was dismissed: II wa
for telling a deliberate falsehood about
"a far more serious offense" We ar
not so certain that many persons vii
not take issue with The Herald's judg
ment.
Springfield Union: ''Watermelons ar
higher than ever in price this season
How about that7. There is no tariff Of
watermelons, is there?" Indignantly in
quires The Washington Herald. TIL
natural suspicion Is that some Of thos
white growers OF watermelons in tn
South have engineered a corner in tn
fruit to expedite the process OF separat
ing John Arthur Johnson from tina
s1Zo. oo0
Cleveland Plain Dealer: There was
time. four months ago. when all aroun
the sleet and snow were thick upon IA
frozen ground. and trapped earth wa
Geld and drear, and We said: ''Woul
July were here" And now upon tn
spot ike Johnny is-but gee, It's hot!-
/ Washington Herald. Therell be a tim'
four months ahead. when all the groun
lies bare and dead, and winds arise wit
dismal sound, and cloudy skies look col
and dresr. and you-you wished Noveu
Der here. And when November blast
howl by you'n howl yourself for warn
July!
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-21

The person who would say that the
Prohibition party has done nothing to
entitIe 1t 10 a place IN history Is far
astray. according TO James Montgomery.
OF Minneapolis. Mimi. who IS at the
Riggs. The Prohibition party has lived
longer than did the Liberty. the Free
Soil. the KnOw-nothing, the Greenback,
and the Populist parties taken together.
and they were the hest known and most
powerful of ali our minor political Or
CARNATIONS. For twice as many years as
passed between the birth and the death
OF the Wing party, which sent William
Henry Harrison aud Zachary Taylor 10
the White House, and which had Web
ster. Clay, Fillmore. Everett. Bell. and
Crittenden for leaders. il has been with
us. II has participated IN twice as many
Presidential campaigns as the Federaliss
organization, the party OF Washington,
Adams, John Jay, Charles Cotesworth
2inckney, and Rufus King. OF al the
parties which have figured IN American
politics. the Democratic and Republican
organizations alone have lived longer
than the Prohibition party. Unlike the
Anti-Masonic. the Know-nothing, and
the Populist parties. the Prohibitionists
have never received an electoral vote.
Unlike these. SIS well as the Free Soil
and the Greenback parties, they have
never elected any of their candidates to
Congress.
Prohibition, notwithstanding its appar-
ent setbacks. will yet triumph. and the
liquor business will be wiped out In the
United States. The fact that the party
has existed as long as it has is conclu-
sive proof that It is destined to live on
to a successful end"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-21

Dayton News: Lillian Russell may be
fifty, as she says" says The Washington
Herald. To our certain newspaper knowl-
edge Lillian has been saying for forty
years she was fifty. and we have come TO
believe It.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-21

George T. Young. of Indianapolis. Ind,
who is at the Raleigh, u speaking OF s
Rooseyelt's proposed visit TO the Hoosier
State In the interest OF Senator Bever-
idge's reelection, said: Roosevelt is
very popular in Indiana, and his visit
there viii result in one OF the biggest
political demonstrations ever witnessed. /
There is keen rivalry now among a
number of cities who want the colonel
as a guest. but no definite announcement
has yet been made as to where he viii
speak. His appearance on the stump IN
Indiana is bound TO make a deep impress
sion. as he is alnos. as popular with the
Democrats out there as he is with the
Republicans. Senator Beverage, IN
whose interest Col. Roosevelt win speak.
VIII be reelected without any trouble,
bat 1t viii be due to a very great extent
to the influence which the former Press
ident exerts in Indiana politics.
Senator Beverage is slated as an In
surgent, or progressive" added Mr.
Young. "and Col. Roosevelt's appearing
/ in hts behalf is seemingly conclusive evil
| denee that he has cast his lot with the
enti-reguIar wing Of Congress. That.
| however. does not prevent Col. Roosevelt
from coming out with a statement in
/ dorsing the Taft administration. because
/ the insurgents are Just as loyal TO Taft
as those who call themselves the stand
patters."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-21

The social condition OF woman Is
fairly trustworthy measure OF the civ
ilization OF a state" said GustaYe Kober.
of Hamburg. Germany, who IS an I'M
porter OF japanese merchandise, ''and
judged by this standard japan has not
yet reached the summit Of Western cul-
ture This fact. however. is not a re-
proach. seeing that it has not been long
since even European nations bridged the
abyss which separates former barbaric
customs from the humane legislation OF
to-day. But the japanese s-e now work
ing hard to initiate us. Hitherto, and,
indeed, at the present moment. the ranks
OF female hands in Japan are recruited
from among the rural population By
agents. who induce the country iasses -
sign contracts for quite a number OF
years-the best portion Of their lives.
For a miserable mess Of pOttage the
girls not only labor hard during working
hours. but permit themselves to be Who'll
ly isolated from the outer world. Just
as IL they were n prison. q hospital, or
a cioister. Thus they are entirely in
the power OF their employers. the least
scrupulous OF whom take an unfair ad-
vantage of their helplessness. Thanks TO
the initiative of the press and 20 the
high spirit of a few wealthy firms. a
strong light has been thrown upon those
dark places OF japan.
1.-THE Manchester OF the Mfkado's realm
is Osaka" added Mr.. Kober. "and Il was
the terrible state of affairs IN the mills
and works OF that city which first at
tracted attention. The slaves Of the
Southern States OF North America had
better time than some Of the wretched
girls at Osaka. the product OF whose
labor was thrown upon European markets
at nominal prices. But their condition
has been greatly improved during the
last two years"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-21
AT THE HOTELS.

The attack on Dean c. Worcester,
American secretary Of the interior. by
Moros in the Philippines shows conclu-
sively that the natives Of the islands
have not yet been benevolentiy assims-
lated" said Herman B. Proctor. Of New
York and Manila, who was seen at the
New Willard last night
my business takes me all over the
archipelago" said Mr.. Proctor, who has
been resident of the islands for almost
ten years, "and 1 have found repeatedly
and at various places that there is a de-
cided anti-American sentiment among
the natives. This sentiment has consid-
erably increased since the Japanese-R Rus
sian war. and I have heard 1t said again
and again that IT is due to Japanese tn
fiuence and intrigue In the islands. There
are many OF THAI nationality in the Phil
ippines. and almost every one OF them
Is a missionary in the service OF his
country. Their appeal to the Asiatics is
that Asia belongs TO them and should be
ruled by them. This sort Of argument
never fails to make an impression on the
Oriental mind. Very little was said at
the time about the sinking OF the dry
dock Dewey In Subig Bay, short whils
ago, but there is a general impression in
the Philippines that it was caused by the
perf1dy Of some japanese laborers who
worked about the dock. These people do
everything TO keep the natives in I'M
rest, and the attack on Secretary Wor-
cester was the result of their agitation.
The japanese profess the purest friend
ship for the United States. but over IN
the Philippines We know better; we do
not place any faith in their protesta-
tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
BETTILYON,
10 and II East 3rd South.
Phones 9b3.
DISAPPOTNTED

DISAPPOINTED.
Ihe man who hesitates loses This is
me rns experience of three clients during the
past week. In last Sundays issue I ad-
Vertlsed several bargains. and the three
people above mentioned were very much
interested in one or the other properties.
consider the proposition for a day or
two, they are today disappointed" I
sold the property in the meantime to
other parties, The conditions are i'm
proving and the price in real estate in six
months will be 20 to 25 per cent higher
me following we recommend:
Sssoo-ls not very much to pay ''if you
stoP 10 consider values" for this new,
modern pressed brick cottage A half a
olock off the 9th East paved street: very
pretty lawn trees. shrubbery and a nice
earden In the rear, cement drive on side
OF house; $500 cash is all you need.
$4,000 buys this beautiful country home
on car line north Of 10th South. the house
Is 6-room bungalow, modern except
second floor; stairway In; 75X13S feet of
ground, all in lawn. with shade trees and
about 80 bearing fruit trees. the owner is
make quick turn.
j., $3.50 buys u 5-room modern cottage on
the university bench. f1ix165 feet OF
cement walks around the house. nice
lawn; the house has been newly calso-
mined throughout; built about two years
ago; the linoleum on the bathroom floor
of; the terms, make us an offer
We have homes in all parts Of the city,
ranging In price from $1,000 to $50. 900, at
prices that are real bargains. We are in
close touch with all the property that is
Tor sale in the city. Let us know what
you want and we will get it for you. II
you have money to loan, we will loan II
Tor you. II you want to make loan. we
Will get the money for you.
BETTILYON,
Real Estate and Business Broker.
10 and IL e. 3rd So, Phones o53,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

TINE MEANS MONEY,
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY. DON'T
DELAY.
IF YOU LOSE TINE IN BUYING YOU
LOSE MONEY.
CAN YOU BEAT THE FOLLOWING? =?
S2000-Nice cottage with 2Sxl0 rods OF
ground. facing on Seventh East,
north Of Ninth South.
S9350-Five-room strictly modern white
pressed brick. just completed
Ninth South and Fourth Easi.
S3500-Five room. new. strictly modern
brick cottage on Wandamere car
line; easy terms
$36b0-Five- room modern white pressed
brick cottage, Seventh South and
Fifth East; easy terms.
$3800-Five-room modern white pressed
brick. Just completed. corner lot.
Wandamere car line: easy terms
$3750-Five-room modern cottage on Elev-
enth East street, 3x10-rod lot. can
make easy terms and immediate
possession, furnace heat.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS.
s375-For 50x120-foot lot on University
street
s11oo-41txll5a on Sixth South and Elev-
enth East
se75-2Sx10-rod lot on Twelfth East and
Sixth South.
We have others. call and see US. We
write Fire Insurance, and make loans on
city property.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO..
3o1 Felt Building.
831 South Main Street
Phones-Bell 1920. Ind. 1890. r246s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

REAL EsTATE-IMpRovED

NEEL. RITER & TARPEY.
Bell sol. N'oE Ind oas
On 18th East. Lot T0x165 feet.
5-room brick house. Lawns, fruit
sST50
room modern brick on First
ave. Hot air, gas, electric lights.
sever, sidewalks and pavement.
INVESTMENTS.
corner property on East Second
south. Lot 90xl1o feet to alley.
improvements consist Of a o-story
prick bilding with TWO stores on
hrst floor, both OF which are rent
ed on long leases, and two apart-
ments upstairs that never have
been vacant. There is also a T.
room, cottage on the lot that rents
readily. Pavements, sidewalks,
erty VIII pay per cent net ON the
investment Reasonable terms.
A house OF II apis. Cor more
strictly speaking II small houses).
all or the ground floor facing a
beautiful court. Each house or
apartment has four rooms. two
large closets and front and rear
u
built In bookcase and disappear
ing bed, the bathroom is complete
" furnished as is the cabinet
kitchen. Patent coal chute that
enables tenant to secure coal
without leaving the room. Con-
struction absolutely first-clas
There Is nothing. else like this
waiting list. You really cannot
appreciate it's beauty until we
show II 10 you. II will pay IL
per cent on the price asked
FARMS.
so acres on Egin ranch near ST.
Anthony. Ida. All fenced and In
alfalfa, Full water right, VIII
sell for 500 per acre or will trade
for city property or a modern
home in northern or eastern part
of city,
A Ash farm southeast of Salt
Lake, ] mile from car line. There
are acres of land, 2 nice houses,
barns. small orchard. a hatch
cry. a feed house, II flowing wells.
chickens. ! horse, ! COW, l buggy.
machinery. etc. Finest Ash farm
in Utah. See us for price and
terms.
Here is something that although
outside OF the city limits, is in
within walking distance OF car
line, acres of ground. Fruit.
flowers. shrubbery and shade, In
cubator cellar. granary, chicken
coops. brooder house, fish hatch
cry. ponds. trout and chickens.
Strictly modern 6-room brick
house. All the advantages OF coun-
try life with convensences OF the
city. Unlimited possibilities as
money maker. S250o will handle
1t
We have orchard land and
farms in the beautiful Bear river
valley, Utah's garden spot, 20
miles north of Salt Lake. where
the reddest red apples grow. NO
matter how large or how small
farm YOU wish. we can supply
your want Prices are reasonable
and the terms easy. 1t is imprac-
ticable 10 describe each place here.
but II you will call it Will be
pleasure for us to do so.
We also have farms. ranches
and dry farming land in utah.
Idaho and Nevada.
NEEL. RITTER g. TARPEY.
1902 Newhouse Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMpRovED
BURT CARLQUIST.
| SALT LAKES MOST PROGRESSIVE
HOME BUILDERS.

BURT CARLQUIsT,
SALT LAKES MOST PRoGREss1vE
HOME BUILDERS,
II you want TO buy home or a home
site we'll located. look carefully over the
following properties, II you do not f1nd
EXACTLY what you want. coll at our
office and we will be pleased to show
you many others. not listed here.
HOMES.
An elegant home on Third ave. just
completed. rooms, furnace. laundry and
tubs; refrigerator. with cold air attach
ments; sleeping porch. linen closets. book
cases, buffet, screened porch hardwood
floors, In fact, everything known to mod
ern home building, $500.
A pretty home. just completed. on 7th
East o st, feeling beautiful Liberty park;
rooms upstairs. Everything modern.
Only sssoo. Easy terms,
NOTICE-5-room house. near Main and
tth North. walking distance to town, all
city improvements. Lot s2xss It.; s14O0
good terms.
On 18th East, near 9Th South. close to
university; 40x160 It. to alley. Nothing
better on the east bench for the money: |:
$3.50.
Only two Of our lots on 10th East and
Belmont ave. left; 38x13S to alley; only
$780,
4x1o rods on Fourth West and Ninth
South; $780,
ACREAGE
Five acres, suitable for plating, on
l4th South and 9th East close to car
line. This Is good investment, and If
taken at once can be had for $500.
DON'T BUILD A HOME
Until you investigate our Eagy Pay
ment Home Building Plan
BURT g. CARLQU1ST,
Real Estate, Mortgage Loans. Fire
Insurance.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFlCE.
Third Floor Felt Bldg. Phones $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoyED
TO THE WIFE AND MOTHER:

Four women called us up on the phonA
and made an engs cement with US to iook
at homes. Only one man called up, which
shows that the women are naturally moro
anxious TO get a homo than the mon. One
thing about him. though. ls this After
he does make the start and gets q homo
OF his own. he is just as tckled as
boy with new top and he wonders why
he hadn't started buying one before and
why some Of his male friends are fools and
throw away their money IN rent Oh,
they are boosters when they wake up
We want to tell you about a home that
will suit you both.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
YOUR HUSBAND CAN WALK

From this beautiful home to Main street
and save carfare. Between End and Ord
So. east side, very close. rooms; new
modern brick. built for a home: must sell /;
reception parlor, dining room, library,
sleeping rooms. buffet kitchen; cement
basement: furnace; lawn. walks, shade
sewer connection; barn: fine location;
beautiful lot. a bargain at $3.50; terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
TELL HIM ABOUT THIS.

Dandy, nearly new; modern; 6-room
brick on a corner In the best section OF
the southeast, on paved street and car
etc: full basement. lot 45x125 TO alley, nice
lawns; beautiful shade trees; a discount
OF $3.50 for one week; price, $3.50: terms.
Both Of you go look at IL In our auto, We
have never quoted better buys than the
above and four women in Salt Lake
Will be mistresses OF these homes within
Is days-that's our guess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

IF YOU WILL LISTEN TO KNOCKERS.
YOU WILL NEVER MAKE MONEY:
THEY TELL YOU THE SAME STORY
FROM YEAR TO YEAR 1904
4-ROOM PRESSED BRICK. NEW lSoo'
$3.50 CASH, BALANCE. EASY
DOUBLE GROOM BRICK HOQSE oo
RENTS FOR $50 PER MONTH: Soooo
4-ROOM BRICK, LOT 62sNll2
FEET. CLOSE IN, FOR LESS ,--o
THAN COST .........::...s: s:.;:,. I'0o
GROOM BRICK. LOT 42X15I FEET;
RENT S22 PER MONTH. SOUTH oEoo
BEST BARGAIN ON NORTHEAST
BENCH. S-ROOM MODERN
BRICK. COMPLETE; EASY s,zo
LOTS ALL PARTS or CITY: EASY
TERMS. WE HAVE a FEW l9.ACSE
FRUIT TRACTS. CLOSE TO CITY ON
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
Sc WEST 3RD SOUTH ST.
r2376
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18

HOFFMAN BROS
SloOo-i-room cottage on South Sth West
st: lot l00xl33 feet TO an alley;
terms 500 cash and balance easy
monthly payments.
Slooo-4-room cottage, near Rio Grande
shops. pantry, clothes closet and
room for bath, water and electric
lights in house, cement walks: lot
2SbNl4O feet to alley, easy terms.
s2lOO-5-room modern brick cottage, on
West lst South: gas In house, ce-
ment walks, and Darn; terms 5000
cash and balance $50 per month.
SSoOO-5-room modern brick cottage lot
3Txl40 feet to alley, on Douglas
avenue. between ith and 5th South
SITS: this property Is worth $4,000 !;
S365o-New 6-room modern white pressed
brick cottage. lot 40X110 feet TO al
ley. on 9th East, near 9th South
terms $500 cash and balance $50
per month,
S4250-New 5-room modern cottage, South
9th East St, lot 47x120 feet to al
ley: this property Is very cheap
and can be bought on easy terms
A SNAP,
Lot b0X16o feet, on East 3rd South al
near State road: $3.50 per foot: this lot is
worth 5000 per foot.
II you want a. bargain. see us.
We Write Fire Insurance,
HOFFMAN BROS,
So West end South ct
Both phones 244.