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NEW YORK SOCIETY.

r.o,o,e, Sir John Rogers. X. G. N. u
formsr1v director general of the sanitary
denar,ment of Egypt has arrived from
England on his way to Newfoundland, ana
is stsvins. for few days at the Plaza re
is president of the Ang1o-American MIG
comnsnv. and has received the Dlstin-
puisbed Service order for conspicuous gar
lantrv under fire during the Soudan cam
paign.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen r. DIN and Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick p. Delafield have gone 'o
Sara toga-
Elliot C. Bacon. youngest son of the
American Ambassador to France ana MIS-
Bacon, leaves Paris this week with Two
Harvard classmates for transsiherian trip
to China and Japan
Mr. and Mrs Francis K. Pendleton have
gone to Saratoga to stsy with Mr. ana Mfs-
Richard T. Wilson.
Mrs. George R. Sheldon's convalescence
is now sufficiently advanced to enable her
TO drive out every day at North East har-
Dor. Me, where she is recovering from her
recent severe illness
Mr. and Mrs De I.ancey JAY who have
been abroad since their wedding last spring
sail tomorrow for New York. They are
now in London.
From Ipswich, Mass, comes the announce
ment of the engagement Of Miss Joan
Tuckerman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayard Tuckernan, Of New York, 10 Evans
r Dick, son of Mr.. and Mrs Evans r.
Dick. of New York Mr. and Mrs. Dick S
daughter Mildred was married few weeks
Sh ir q q n
try seat at Garrison n-on-theHudson. Mr..
and Mrs Bayard Tuckerman and their
daughter are spending the summer at their
place near Ipswich
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt are
at Deauville. where they have rented the
Villa La Chaumiere for the season Miss
Margaret Rutherfurd, elder of the two
daughters of Mrs. Vanderbilt by her second
husband, the late Louis NJ Rutherfurd, Is
with them.
MI and Mrs William NJ. V. Hoffman and
their two sons left town yesterday for Bar
Harvor. Me, for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Baroness Hengemtiller, wife of the Am
bassador Of Austria Hungary. will be god
mother at the christening tomorrow in St
saviour's Church, Bar Harbor, of the
daughter of the Swedish Charge dAfatres.
w. A. F. Ekergren, and of his American
wife. who was Miss Laura Jackson, OF
Washington.
Mrs. Charles Tracy Barney is now at her
camp in the Adirondacks, and has staying
with ner her daughters. Mrs Archibald s.
Alexander and Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon
Barnes, also the latters husband, as we'll
as James and Ashbel Barney.
J. Insley Blair has left town for three
months shooting trip in Alaska.
Bishop ". c. Doane, of Albany. VIII or
ffciate at the wedding of his granddaughter
Miss Anne Terry Gardiner. to Roy Pierce
which is set for Saturday afternoon. Au-
gust q, at the summer home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs James Terry Gardiner, at
North East Harbor, Ne
Mr. and Mrs Bradish Johnson, with their
daughter, Miss Marie Johnson, and MISS
Eliza beth Ayrnar, have gone to Richheld
Springs, Mass, for the remainder Of the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
aflu,1lork Gribu,re.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 1910.

This newspaper is o1Cned and pub
Eetc York corporation; Office and prir-
cipai place Of business, Tribune Build
ing, No. 154 Nassau street, Nep York /;
ogden Mails, president; Ogden II. Reid,
secretary; James IL. Barrett, treasurer.
The address of the officers is the office
Cf this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
COURTS AND ARBITRATION.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Why should a magistrate censure
the settlement of an assault case out of
court by the arbitration of members of
the religious body to which both parties
to the dispute belong? 1t seems to me
that the proceeding was highly creditable
by which two Long Island Jews settled
their difficulties. including the contribution
to their syna gogue by the man held to be
in the wrong. If more of our petty squab-
bes were thus settled in the churches
under a sense of moral responsibility this
would be better community j. r.
Brooklyn, Aug Is, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
NEW CHIEF CLERK SWORN IN.
From The Tribune Bureau.


Washington, Aug. 15.-Robert NJ. Piudell.
jr, was sworn in to-day as chief clerk of
the Department of Commerce. Mr.. Pin
GeIrs career is another example of the OPP
portunities for promotion in the govern
ment service He began his service as
railway mall clerk, and after his transfer
to Washington held responsible positions in
the Census Bureau, the Civil Service Com
mission. the Department of Commerce and
Labor and the Postoffice Department He
belongs to a group of young men whose
efficiency in the government service is due
largely to their training under Postmaster
General Hitchcock.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
MOVING PICTURE LOGIC
Stopping Gaynor Assault Views I'M
niles Power Over Fight Pictures.
~, Ea;.or ~ The Tribune

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: I see that the Police Department Is
going to prohibit the exhibition Oh NOV 'iis
pictures of the dastardly assault on
Mayor Gaynor.
Right OF course such sho" "oulu oo
an outrage OH public decencV. bu' IL 'iio
notice have power under the law to stop
the picturing of one crime, why may they
ro+ stor the nictIring of another. and why
;s not the action on the Gaynor pictures
. nrecedent for similar action on the JET
fries Johnson fight pictures? If the law
can ston one set of pictures why can't 1t
s+on the. otherP They are both pictures
of crime and indictments 10 criminal acts
New York Aug. 10, 1910. LOIlO'
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
HITCHCOCK NOT ENGAGED
Postmaster General Denies Report, but
Appreciates the Compliment.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau.

IFrOm The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Aug. 15.-The only bachelor
In President Taft's Cabinet has present
intention of going on honeymoon. Ever
since Postmaster General Hitchcocks re-
turn from Europe there have been rumors
that he was engaged to be married and
would soon tell his friends all about il.
The Postmaster General chuckled when
the question was asked him tonight NO
such luck" he replied when he regained
his composure. Mr.. Hitchcock said he felt
Ike the man who was accosted in the
street by stranger and asked if he had
change for $40 bill. He replied that he
had not, but he appreciated the compliment
INST the same.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
MARKERS FOR BATTLEFIELD
Plans to Memorialize Vicksburg by
Tablets and Monuments.

Washington. Aug. 15.-The siege of
Vicksburg will he memorialized by stone
monuments and bronze or iron tablets. if
the hopes OF the Vicksburs National Mill
tary Park Commission are realized.
Aided by donations from patriotically in
clined Americans and the appropria tions
of the IeSisla lures of various states the
commission expects to install statue or
tablet to each brigade. division, corps or
army commander engaged in the operations
around Vicksburg, and to each field officer
and battery commander killed or mortally
wounded during these operations.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
AMERICANS LOSS OF MEMORY
Anthony DreXel Fails to Identify
Young Man in Chelsea Hospital.

London. Aug. 15.-The American en-
bassy Is investigating a puzziinS case OF q
young American who has lost his memory
and is now inmate of st. Georges In
Urinary. at Chelsea. He is apparently well
born and educated. and thinks that his
name is John Drexel. He talks incoherently
of Chicago and Boston.
Anthony Drexel. of Philadelphia. went to-
day to see him. but failed 10 recognize him
as n member of the family. Nothing was
found in his pockets and there We're no
marks on his clothes TO give a cIew TO his
identity. lie is supposed 10 have been in
the company OF some men who took every
thing that he possessed.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
THE TERRA NOVA SIGHTED
Antarctic Steamer Fourteen Days Be
hind Schedule at Cane Town

Cape Town. Aug. 15.-The Terra Nova.
bearing the Antarctic expedition with
which Captain Robert F. Scott hopes to
reach the South Pole. was sighted to-day
Off Cape Point. The Terra Nova sailed
from Madeira on June -. and was about
fourteen days 5ehind~her schedule time to-
reach Cape Town. the delay causing some
apprehension among the public. though
captain Scott. commander OF the expe-
dluon' who did not accompany his ship.
expressed no alarm
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
SPAiN'S KING VISITS osTENo'

Ostend. Belgium. Aug, liking AiV'.r
of Spain. who has been attending the va"
races at Cowes. England. paid an "''. =.
pected visit yesterday To Ostend on -
Spanish royal yacht Gigalda. He eahe" =
his aunt. ArchduchesS Isabella, WIG
Archduke Frederick of Austria and "a "a
of the Queen Mother of Spain. He reshiA'-
80 Cowes last night
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
M. FALLIERES AT BERNE
French President Warmly Greeted on
Arrival in Switzerland.

Berne. Aug. 15.-M. Faliieres. President
of the French Republic, accompanied by NJ.
Pichon. the Foreign Minister. and NJ. Mil
lerand, Minister of Public Works. arrived
here to-day on visit to Switzerland. lie
was greeted by President Comtesse and
the government officials, and went to the
federal palace Great enthusiasm was
shown by the crowd which lined the route
to the palace, this is the first time a
foreign chief of state has officially visited
the capital
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
SENATOR ROOT IN PARIS.

Paris. Aug. Ex-senator EIihu Rect nes
arrived here FROM The HasGe. where :.
took part In the Newfoundland tsls1ss
case before the International Aro't'Ae'.
Tribunal He is the guest Of AneaSSiOS'
Bacon
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
WESlEYAN's PRESIDENT III.

New Bedford. Mass. Aug 1S.-Presid1-'
". A. Shanklin of Wesleyan UnlversHV
"A patient at ST. Luke's Hospital. whsi0
was taken to-day from his summer hV,.- -.
at Oak Bluffs TO undergo an operatio"
appendicitis. At the hospital it was STA
that the operation was successful
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

srudv of what German cities have accom-
plished i'm the way of better accounting
and uniform accounting, will hasten its
arrival.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
POLITICALLY OR OTHERWISE?
IN The Cleveland Leader.

From The Cleveland Leader.
Former Senator Chandler reasons that
as he embraces she, woman may legal
ly be elected Governor OF New Hampshire.
The statement he makes as the basis of
his argument is unquestionably true but
what has that got to do with politics?
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

Ex-Judge Alton B. Parker went on
record recently with this prediction: E
Really II seems to me as II the Democrats
could not help getting control of the next
Congress. In fact. it would surprise me
much if they did not have a substantial
majority.
Yet Judge Parker is specially equipped
for testifying to the propensity of the
unexpected to happen to the Democratic
party and to happen with rather dunn
founding emphasis.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

There may be some practical value to
humanity In giving exhibitions of double
drops with parachutes. but we must
doubt whether it Is great enough to
compensate for the sacrifice of human
life
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

General Adoniram J. Warner, who died
last Saturday at Marietta, Ohio, had
passed out of public notice in recent
wears, but little more than a decade
and a half ago he was one of the most
active and influential figures In the free
silver coinage movement. which divided
parties. excited sectional hatreds and
threatened the credit of the nation. The
part which he played in fomenting the
free coinage agitation was the more
notable from the fact that he held no
public office. But wherever the cheap
dollar craze took hold he was regarded
as an authority and a leader. The sub
sidence of the agitation closed his career
q, national noliticS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

We are tapping wood while we say IT,
but it looks as if San Juan Hill were
going to. get through the summer this
time without it's annual shindy.
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PARTMENT OF TWO FRONT ROOMS.
urnisned bath and gas ranEe. % w
Z South. c1S5l
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A SUITE OF ROOMS WITH LIGHT
ara bath: with or without board.
|hlsyue place. one block from car barns:
a4146
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

A home by making small cash payment
and the balance In easy monthly instnll-
ments-like rent.
THE FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
listed below may be purcha sed from us or
from any frst-class real estate dealer In
the city
ON TENTH AVENUE BETWEEN e
and F streets. I'VE and six-room modern
,6unsaIows' ,nH dft~s no two alike. complete plumb
;aS saSoo, n''ed for furnace Price ss'o' to
CORNER NINTH AVENUE AND c
houses. modern plumbing, hot water heat.
gas and electric lights. Prices $500 to
NoRTHwEsT CORNER SEVENTH
avenue and NJ street seven room two
story, pressed brick, stone foundation
dwelling. Reception hail, large front
porch, modern plumbing and furnace. Lot
S79 feet by l30 feet. Price $3.50.
NO. $50 NINTH AVENUE. SIX ROOM
pressed brick. stone foundation bungalow
mission finish, mission fireplace in living
room. large front veranda. screened back
porch, modern plumbing and furnace Lot
23x7 rods. Price $3.50.
NO. 541 TENTH AVENUE. SIX-ROOM
pressed brick bungalow. One short block
from new Ninth avenue car line. Large
bathroom, cabinet kitchen. gas and e)ec-
trlc lights. Large front vernnda. cement
steps, cement cellar. screened back porch.
Price $4,000.
HAMILTON PLACE BUNGALOWS.
nine sold this season. between State and
Second East. north from Sixth South,
flve-room modern bungalows with every
convenience. Prices $3.50 TO $4,000
SO Up. Main st. Phones; Bell Ex. SO.
Ind. 142.
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|r1c-Ty FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
~ ny;yote fat; use of kitchen TO dis
mi yparty; reasonable. SOB So. 9TH East,
|r''' d6l1
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STORAGE AND ..HIPPING

We SHIP II. n. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates. Klmball Van
md Storage Co. 10 W. lst So m2669
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rop RENT-FURNISHED

- FURNISHED TWO-ROOM
|(cSLl q l.. near cur barn. Inquire
rsoone Ss26. oofi
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AUCTION

EARN SPANISH IN THREE MONTHS
time studio. room o, i9 So. Main.
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$50 feet, West 3rd So. two corners.
facing on three streets, giving $50 feet
frontage; $4,000; this figures only $l67
per front foot
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STATE ST. SURE MONEY MAKERS.
5Ssx14Sa. east front. on State. near 18th
South, only $500 per foot; $4,000 cash. bal
ance long term NJ per cent; guarantee
this TO be the best thing on state this
price only good for short time,
4TH so, BET MAIN AND STATE.
6SX22s feet also S0xl65, next 10 Moxum
hotel at 5000 and $500 per foot.
Also 66 feet at S675 per foot; remem-
Der what we now say, 4th South Will
equal present Third South conditions in
less than five years; $1,000 per foot re-
fused on Third So. between Main and
State,
.TH South pETv"ETN MAIN AND
WEST TEMPLE.
66Xl65. 56 w. 9Th So. opposite New
house hotel and Walker Bros, property.
rnents this year; 5000 per foot will buy
this now.
TR tCE ACE AND WAREHOUSE SITE.
295H325 feet. corner, facing on 9TH So.
9th West and Rio Grande ave, first-class
traokage. sidewalks. etc: best buy in It's
class. $4,000. easy terms: can sell part
$50 feet. West 3rd So. two corners.
facing on three streets, giving $50 feet
frontage; $4,000: this figures only $l6T
per front foot.
s2sx22o, West End South, at $500 per
front foot.
PETERSON r. p. INV. co.
$50 SOUTH MAIN
OPPOSITE yScRAPERs. d75a
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|ssW 5.ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
nIcsly furnished; piano and gas; close
|h. si2 Center St clsS9
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ON TENTH AVENUE BETWEEN E
ana streets. 1--WE and six room modern
bungalows. no two alike. complete plumb
$4,000.
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CONTROLLING INTEREST IN INVEN-
ton that has great future: not wild
cat proposition, but one possessing great
merits and highly commended by experts
and practical men. Reason for selling,
financial embarrassment. Investigate this.
It's worth while. Y-56. Tribune. C90e
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|wo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
SIspIe or en- suite, close in; modern
|kse. private family. Ind phone lll2;
In South End East. c2o3o
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49sx132 feet. cast front. on Main. near
7th So. only $3.50 per foot,
136 feet on Main, near 6th South. at
5000 foot.
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nhhodJ I'm COMPLETELY FUR
Dl NJ aohrtmcnt. 23i South Third
- D. d7SG
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JONES SELLS YOUR HOMES QUICK
| ly- 30l-2-3 Security Trust building
! bI993
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NICELY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT
MN with alcove. suitable for one or
/ ri rersons. 325 So. End East bio
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN REALTY AND
Brokerage Co, CIncD Bell Ai72, 20s-
2o7 Boston Bldg. Ind. 16S. Buys and
soils solvent stocks Promotes and
FINANCES stock companies. Real estate In
all its branches. bl495
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DRY EARM RARGAIN

DR4 FARM BAEGAlNs
500 acres near Garland, Bear River VAL
ley, Utah at $4,000 per acre. Station OF
o. S. L. railway on corner OF land, Black
loamy sagebrush land. never been
plowed. Good for grain, alfalfa or sugar
beets.
For terms. see at once L. R. Martineau.
Salt Lake City.
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4SsX165 IT east front. on Main. near
4th South Broom modern house, this
can be bought on very easy terms; $4,000
cash balance 2 and years. 6 per cent
on balance. price $23 900, Investigate this
at
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|GF1N FRONT ROOM FOR GENT;
hth. Dubei ave, between ord ad and
|fb East oo'o
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sv,IJ, FRONT ROOM FOR LADY.
ss.s,rin light and bath; part board IL
,'Ssed: si music teacher could have use OF OF
.ern 5TS e. 4th South. do9e
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BUSINESS PROPERTY SPECIALS.
With the opening of spring prices Will
surely advance.
MAIN ST
80 II, east front. on Main near New
house HOTEL. Best vacant property Of
fcrpd
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|-rrTy FURNISHED ROOMS. FROM
y, week. up. 371 2nd East cl6S3
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SEWING
DERMATOLOGY
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING

~~~~~---~-->~->r~7--~~ |-,~>~>-,--~-~~~~~~-~>-~
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING;
also house cleaning; first-class work
prices reasonable. Ernst Sturm. 13l w.
LIST South, Ind 1882. clS9S
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NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM.
ssse m modern home. private family
|rl So. md East Ind phone 1lI2. CLOSE
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-.pcE CLEAN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
|lesneAu.Seteeping. 227 w. lst South, a2Gi3
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rEcANTLy FURNISHED ROOMS ROC Sol, IN !
1ojern private residence 10 N9ron non
|c,siR.
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73x156S corner. on Main. we'll improved:
present rental $l52. very easy terms;
$4,000. balance 10 suit purchaser per
cent interest: price $4,000, figure on
this with US, It's AL
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5. ENGT.MAN, AUCTIONEER, As so;
~. Temple. S2Zo
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICELY FURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
4, Keeping. rear PSI l.. End South. God
N"iu eourt NO. T. c2261
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO: WORK
guaranteed Ind, has. Bell 3l5i. y109I
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SHOE nEPAIRING


WHILE YOU WAIT. SEWED SOLES
In 10 minutes, 40 w. 2nd So, base
ment m6O2l
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FOR RENT

FINE MODERN STOREROOMS, PLATE
glass tront. In building Just being com
pleteo. corner Ind South and State. APP
ply q. ;. Holmes. knutsford hotel aioi
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SECONDHAND STORES

WANT SECOND HAND GOODS.
stoves. ranges Michigan Furniture Co.
345 State Bell 51i5 Ind. f3l a20i4
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|wy OR TWO MODERN FURNISHED
non,s for light houseke eplnG: no chill
|tn; close in. 31l South Fifth East:
r. c2iS6
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4TH so, BET. MAIN AND STATE
5Sx22s feet also S0xl65, next 10 Moxum
hotel, at 5000 and $500 per foot
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5-ROOM HOUSE. BATH. z. L.: RENT
s22 363 No. 3rd West, Inquire So
No. End West Ind. phone 6S c3S77
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|-ro CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS.
ws,s,EeepIng. ground floor. no children.
\; South Slh East st Phone 293S-Y
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
MoDERly HOMES.

Have more OF them for sale than all
agencies combined. and at the right
prices and terms, Over 1000 listed. IL
VIII be hard TO advertise them all. SO
VIII only mention "A few OF those which
nave TO be sold at once.
On ISL ave, on q corner, facing south
ana cast. with lot 3x1b rods. and an s.
room, modern. beautiful home, for S6To0.
owner leaving city and must sell at once,
On the corner OF md ave. and ) St, a
3-room, modern. 2-story. frame residence,
win al modern improvements including
furnace, gas. sewer, sidewalks and paw
ing paid: for $500 a barn on premises
would cost not less than $3.50 10 build.
The lot worth at least $500. leaving
only S2500 10 build this home with. and
know you could not build II for less
than $1,000 This Is an absolute bargain.
On 3rd ave, south front. I-room. mod
ern. 2-story, brick house; furnace heat.
barn on premises; for $3.50. This Is not
a fancy. but a good. substantial home.
and worth every dollar asked.
ol4 Il St. a 5-roonl, modern, brick cot
tage; lot 25X5s rods; and house in first
GLASS repair; nicely papered; fine electric
light fixtures, lawn and cement walks.
must sell this house; lady asks 1850:
make me OFFER OF S3650: pay $3.50 and ball
ance SS5 per month. and l VIII secure
1t for you.
Have nifty cottages. 4. and 6 rooms,
ranging from s25o6 20 $4,000. located be-
tween 6th TO 9th South and from 7th 10
llth East
pI(-yITrD
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THE FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
listed below may be purcha sed from us or
from any frst-class real estate dealer In
the city
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ACCORDION PLEATING

Su1NBURST AND SIDE PLEATTNG.
Mrs NJ NJ. Jenncns. sos East Third
South st. Bell phone 1852. a3050
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FOR RENT-FIvE ROOM FTjpNIsHED
eau quick; 2i3 South Third East No 4
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

UNDER OUR PLAN YOU CAN OWN
a home by making small cash payment
and the balance In easy monthly instnll-
ments-like rent