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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
Christmas Cheer
for All the Poor

+ . H. f. y p % . &
After a most careful canvass of
the situation, we nre confident that
there are no children or families In
Richmond who Will be without toys,
candies or provisions with which to
enjoy Christmas. The exceptions,
IL there be any, are among those
who are unknown to the charity
workers OF the city, or because of
5mo,lesty have failed to make known
their needs.
This gratifying condition among
the poor ut this season has been
made possible ny the cO-Operatlnn
OF the Salvation Army, frnternnl so
acieties, churches OF NIL dcnominn-
tioiis, the ladies' of the City Mission
and the Associated Charities. The
children at the nethnny Home and
the girls at the Virginia Home and
Industrial school tor GIRLS, both 10
Gated In Chesterfield county, have
also been provided with toys ana
cnndiea.
The people of Richmond have
tried TO make the Christmas of 1910
II happy one for ats ponr, and With
success.
ASSOCIATED GRANTEES,
RoBERT LECk1, JH.,
President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
WILL REFUND 81 10000
sugar Company still payias Govern
rncnt for F'rutds.

sugar Company SUI Pa!taE ""'e'h =
mcnt for t'ruuds.
New York, December -. The Aineir,,
icau sugar Refining Company WIZ
shortly hand the Un:ted states eoN.
eminent a check for 100000 IN SET
dement, OF nIrtner series OF customs
frauds. according to tho Herald to-
day. This viii briag the total amount
recovered from ihis com5aaY W ~
nearly s3.000.o00. This latent settle
rnent rs in connection ~ith tne SO
called drawback frauds, which havt
been under investiga ion since the orig
inal customs frauds were detected Two
,ears ago. as result of the disclos7
i,rcs made b. Richard Parr. inc draw
back cases grew out 81 the abuses %
tho tariff provision wt.Fraoy taa Eo.
eminent pays back 10 importers az
nut I per cent. OF the duty. paid on
Imported raw sugar wren the aosa1
is exported afte- being manufacturer.
il was alleged that the goYerninen ha a.s
been paying back - tite company more
than It should during tne 1855 nlne
years. Il. IS expected ti5t "a toFfnct
offer from the sugar company OF tue
sIUc. 600 agreed upon By Eolteeto.
Loci, will be forwarded 70 tie Treas
nv uepa --rnent following ilssthg
Of the sugar conpuny's directors next
TUESDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
WILL BE AIR PILOT
Lieutenant Ellyson Already Is Master
of the Submarines.

Washington. D. c., December 81
Unless he first breaks his neck, Lieu.
tenant Theodore q. EllEson soon VIII
be in position rightfuly to claim 10
be the FIRST naval officer who is equally
a, home In each of the three elements
earth, air and water. Acting Secre-
tary winthrop has assigned the young
officer TO a course of training in the
management OF aeroplanes under the
instruction of Glenn II. Curtiss at the
training park at Los Angeles. Cal The
lieutenant already has mastered the
subnaa rines and can nagivate the I'M
6erwater craft like q fish, OF course
he is an expert pedestrian as a re-
suit of the physical training orders,
and now he Is to become an air pilot
He sought the assignment to the
training course. though 1t is probable
that he thereby vitiated his life In
surance. 1t Is expected that his famil-
.iarity with the use OF the. sasolene
engines in submarines will prove to
be OF value in handling the motors Of
the aeroplanes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
STRIKE is AVERTED
Teachers "DiE Down In Jeans and
Pay JnnIfors.

New Haven, Conn, December 2i.--
Members OF the Board OF Education
Of the New Haven public schools had
tho unique experience last night of
avoiding a strike of school janitors
by raising by voluntary substitution
THE amount OF money demanded by tue
ianitors as extra compensation. COOK
ING classes have been held during the
fail for young women who could not
receive day instruction. The lanitors
have objected TO working overtime,
and the school board was unable 10
them The ultimatum came yesterday,
and either the classes had to be given
up or the janitors paid. The board
members dug down into their jeans"
and raised cash enough TO satisfy the
would-bc strikers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
MRS. MARTIN GUILTY
Woman Had Dynamited Homo of
judge Ogden.

Oakland, Cal, December 24.The
Jury in the case of Mrs. Isabella J..
Martin, charged with having dyna-
mitcd the home of Superior Judge og-
den on Murch IL, 1907, returned II YER
dict Of guilty last night, recommend
ing the defendant to the extreme
mercy of the court. The evidence
showed that Mrs Martin plotted TO
destroy the residence OF Judge Ogden
because of the lurists alleged unfair
ness toward her in the trial of an in
surance case in which she was In
terested. "Baby' John Martin. who
She claims, is her child, testified ut
both trials that he set the dynanita
and fred the fuse under fear of death
at the hands OF Mrs. Martin If he
failed to accomplish the deed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
Christmas Sentiment
Of Cardinal Gibbons

baltimore, NId., December "a
Cardinal GibbOns to-day, In response
to request for n ChrAstmns Henti-
ment, yyrdtc the fOilOWinE'
"ChristInas Is day of EiHdness
for all men. Not only do the more
on,rortabie share their gifts with
their poorer brothers, asking their
prayers in return, but each and all,
rich and poor. young and old, arc
ugain made rich Rni yonthfulin the
hopes md promises of the newborn
saviour. A II seem to feel what the
angels sang at Hethlehems
WIFI"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
worth Ten Dollar. a Minute.

New York. December a4.-Ten dol-
lars minute Is the value n New York
jury has attached to this time of Law
yer Samuel G, llerriman, who sued tbs
ing for damages for false mprsonr
lnent because he was locked In a room
ten minutes by a janitor. The Jury
gave him q verdict OF 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
"CHRlsTMAs, TWINS HAPPY
To-Day They VIII Celebrate Their
Ninety-ifth birthday.

Hampstead, n y, December o.
Samuel and William Muncie, the ia
mouse "Christmas twins" of Babylon,
Long Island, will celebrate their nine
ty-hfth birthday Tomorrow, surround
ed by the children. grandchildren and
great -grandchildrer, Both are in e1-
cellent health, and look so much alike
that even some of their relatives find
1t difficult to distinguish one from the
other. Both believe that they owe
their long life and excellent health TO
the fact that neither has ever smoked
or tasted intoxicants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
HALF TON OF GOLD
Yellow Metal brought Out over Alna-
KIM Trail.

Seward, Alaska, December e4.-Half
a ton OF gold was brought out over the
trail on dog sleds by party of five
miners, who arrived from the Idltarod
district yesterday This Is the camps
navigation for the winter. The gold.
VIII be sent to the government assay
office at Seattle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
NEGROES Arc RcIeasca.

Havana December el,--J,Aneral Eva.
ristos Estenos the negro leader, and
rested last spring charged with coll-
spring aga Inst the government We've
released from iail To-day the court
having found lla8evide nce OF nonspiracX
a9aiust them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
MRS. SELBY GETS DECREE
Thus Ends .'I<;d McCoy'sn Fifth Mat
rimOubal Venture.

Ihua EEds "I<7N MCCON'H" FIFTH Mat
ramonInl Venture.
New York. December 24.--Justice
Platzels. in the Supreme Court to-day,
signed an interlocutory. decree of d.
yorce in favor of Mrs. Lillian Estelle,
Ellis Selby against Norman n. Selby,
know to nuei'istic fame as kid Me-
Coy" Mrs, .Selby was the widow OF
Edward c. Ellis. also known as bud"
Ellis, and the son of the wealthy loco
motive lnanufacturer Of Schenectady,
NY. Ellis left her n fortune estt-
mated at $1,000 600. with mart OF
which Selhy embarked in the diamond
business shortly after he married Mrs.
Ellis, Selbv's matrimonial venturea
thus far number five.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
c,.r,-,;.,on cats commi...on.

NlharN3 y. y, DecemNer 2I---'foV-
ernor White has anproved commits
sion TO the Rev. Herbert o. Martin, Z.
Clergyman, as secorI llsptsnant OF
at WHITEHALL, X. Y He Is the only
clergJman holding a commission as n
line officer in the New York State Ma
stional Guard,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
FINISHES LONG JOURNEY
One supply Of Fuel Carries Steamship
1; GOO Niles.

Vnc SuTHT! VI " tFf t:'r1frfs .-teH1usr'T
1S,Gn9 Miles.
seattle Wash. December c4.--Tlie
American Hawaiian line steamship
Houoluluan arrived ut Seattle last
night after steaming from Baltimore
to Puget Sound, a distance of $4,000
miles, with only one stop. The Homo
luluan took OH $4,000 barrles of fuel
oil before leaving Baltimore October
80 and this supply was found ample
to bring her to her berth In Seattle
harbor. The vessel brought cargo OF
1000 tons of coal from the Atlantic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
REFUSES SALARY
Mayor of cranston Wants TO Serve

Cianston. Il. l.. December el.-This
city has q Mayor who refuses to accep:
any compensation for his services.
Cranston is the youngest city IN the
state At meeting Of the Council
last night resolution was introduced
allowing Mayor Edward NJ. sullivan Z
salary of $1,000. Mayor Sullivan de
clared that II the motion were passed
lie would veto it. and II the Council
then passed IL he would not accept
ma money anyway. At Mayor Sull'-
wants request the motion was With
a royV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
NO INAUGURAL BALL
Governor-Elc"t n Methodist, and VIII
Not Permit II.

Not Permit IT.
Omaha. Neh.. December o4.--Thers
will be no Inaugural hall at Lincoln
when Chester II. Aldrich, Governor
elect. Is INDICTED INTO office Januar,
s. That has been settled by Mr.. Al
drirh himself. who YESTERDAY said:
There will he 2 reception, hut there
will he no dancing" Mr., Aldrich is
a member of the Methodist Church.
and saws he cannot countananec dare
ing. The rece~tion Incident to the
inauguration will be held at the state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
t;.nnraI Eredcrfnue Dead. \

New YUTK, --- -LJHUFTIlUGr7-- -a,-----CpHtTstr
Pierre NJ II, F'rederioue. one OF the
Leading spirits OF the larogre ssive party
in 5Iayti, who for vesrs was identi-
lied with General Firniin. Y dead ~
his hons In this city css pneumonia,
lie was fortS-four Years old,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
r;ub ,,..Ii,r aror.cN

C.af1"s Nendo1a the spectel emlssarS
OF Panama 10 ColomNla, arrived her.
Hts visit has caused much
feeling. hrt there has Seen no
rioting. If Is unlsrstoo1 that Nen-
dpZa's mission Is to reeoiinta a ,rfntv
or neace between Colombia and Pan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
MINERS DROP 500 FEET
Bucket in Which They Are Descending
shift ONertucIlh.

Eccles, W. Va. December s4--Fonr
mon met death when a bucket in which
they were descending tho No. shaft
OF the New River collierles Company
500 feet to tho bottom OF the mine
.The dead men are john Antonick, Mix
L,anyof Nick KokuIa and John Soslto,
rrheir homes were nc German Pa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

Count Won Bnllestrem Dead.
Berlin. December 24,-Count Franz.
Karl Wolfsang Won Ballestrenl. for
mer president OF tho Reichstag. died
to-day. He was born In 1884.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25
BOB SLED GOES AMUCK
collides With Iron Post ana Coasters

CO1IlIeN Win TrON FOst' ana COhSters
Are Injured.
Wilkesbarre, Pa December 2i,---
While coastina on IL steep hill in this
city last night the steerer lost con-
trol and the big hob sled collided with
an Iron post. Two boys and four
pusly Joseph Foeley sustained a
broken leg and collarhone. and Mar
saret Vandermark suffered broken
&eg and was injured internally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

Best Service to California,
stahdaYd or tourist Latter personally con-
iIctsd without changa from Washington,
Berth 80. via Neutrality-suspicious. Route.
offica $40, East Main street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


EVERY SIGN
FONTS to advancing values In Salt Lake
Slty. property here is selling lower now
man II ever will again. II you want
saie sa growing proposition, put your capt.
tai at work.
Some dirt that's "airt cheap"
S5900
"A f-room strictly modern and up to-
gate residence. In nrst-class condition
II must be seen to be appreciated, Lo-
cased on T st. and the price has been
reduced TO the above for a quick sale
best WV
For l3x20 rods and q 5-room house To-
gated on North Temple St, near 9Th
west owner leaving city and conse-
quently the low price.
A cheap lot on 10th ave,
S3SO0,
?, a 7-room modern brick. with 65x15S
ccoops. etc, One OF the cheapest homes
for sale near 7th East and 9th South
very good terms can be had.
$4,000.
2sXlo rods and a s-room brick cot
West. near 3rd North, Terms. one half
cash.
sI70o.
50x120 feet and 5-room frame cot
tage, south front. near nth South and
llth East. Terms, $500 cash; bal. to
suit
60xl15 IT. 20 alley. south front. on End
ave-: all assessments paid,
Fire often makes a rich man today
poor man tomorrow
The best kind of fire insurance at my
a. RICHTER, 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH ST.
Phones 6i1. c2191
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
&c OPPORTUNITIES
re- HERE

WARS FLOWING HERE
If the finest little paying
on1I In the city; Will sell at In
Iores .I,,des Id fixtures and n good,
~ nSSnccry men. IL you want
ch see us for this beauti-
p5oppSMslIi5iSSss;' oppMliSs FOR THE LADIES.
cLG,st listed three OF the best
a Jus In the city, Space won t
sssooscribe them here to you,
% az como In and let us take
we are satisfied II you mean
p Will have a hard time TO
~ the three. We can cheer
Hcsand each one, as they bear
~ approval or we wouldn't I
q; In,s MEN. ATTENTION.
tv lister got some fine bar
IN" this week, and can show
orine in price from $4,000 UP
NE saloon we advertised last
"A Monday. See us for some
e.Ioor, buys in the city.
~X (jF a Nl1Ah - ORG-
.-'.hs IN the busy business dis
TffIe place clears present
9 ar month, Make us an Of
No reasonable offer will
Uni also consider terms.
crpEET CAR MEN
2 want 10 call your attention
~ little 3: 4. 5 and Groom
w little homes we offered you
They are going fast Let us
I. casy terms can offer you
"a homes. They are close to
4 and the property In and
car barns ls daily increasing
nscide now before too late.
15is FARMING LAND.
Z <oecialty. IF you want acre.
N II you want TO trade your
Far aoreage or farms. see us.
ijstIng OF city property. busi-
|rss and acreage is the most
(. the city. II you are looking
y In our line, II will pay you
1s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
FOR sAlE-REAL ESTATE
ARE you LOOKING FOR A HOMER If
SO, COME AND INVESTIGATE
OUR BARGAINS.

ARE you LOOKING FOR A HoME2 IF
SO, COME AND INVESTIGATE
OUR BARGAINS.
| Szb00-A beautiful 4-room modern brick
cottage on the west side. Cement
basement. cement walks, chandc-
llers Lot 37sX125 feet to alley.
Terms $3.50 cash. balance $40 per
s2750-A large 4-room modern brick cot
! tage close in southeast Large lot
31bxl42 feet to alley. This IL
great bargain and can be had for
$500 cash and balance $50 per
.,. month.
S2S6o-A Broom modern pressed brick
and all complete. Lot 35x125 feet
TO alley, Good terms can be had
on this place. Investigate 1t be-
sS000-A beautiful 4-room pressed brick
cottage on Windsor avenue. Ar
stairs; cement basement cement
walks ali around house; chicken
and coal houses. Terms $500 cash.
balance $50 per month.
93400-A new Broom modern pressed
brick cottage with stairway set
arranged to finish or rooms up.
NiS7 sssT f9 FEET }o aeH Easy sSrss ferms
s350o-A large new 5-room modern cot
taee on Princeton avenue. or
ranged for an S-room house. Ce-
ment basement and walkS chande-
liers. Large lot. Terms $500 cash
and balance $50 per month.
S3750-A large 5-room modern DUN
pressed brick cottage on Princeton
avenue; stairway set and arranged
for S rooms, Cement basement
cement walks chandeliers. fine
mantel Large lot Terms $500
cash and balance s35 per month.
s4750-A 6-room modern pressed brick
cottage close in on 7th East Ce-
ment basement. cement walks, fine
nantel furnace. sewer connection.
chandeliers Terms $3.50 cash and
$40 per month.
We also have two OF the best resi-
dences on South Temple street fol $780,
900 and $S2, 900 which can be arranged on
liberal terms.
If looking for a home see us before
buying, as we make a specially OF bar,
gains and liberal terms.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
81 W. Cd South ST.
Both Phones 244- e2Oo9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
$4,000,

We have decided to sell that up
to-date bungalow on Third ave-
nue.. so we have put the price
we know will sell. There are 5
rooms, cosy corner, two closets,
subdivided basement, hot air
heat, kitchenette. window seat,
linen closet, sewer, sidewalk, and
II Is walking distance. Third ave-
nue, between B and c streets. Ask
us about terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
$500.

Bungalow, living room 17x23
feet. brick CRATE. bookcase. wIn-
dow seat, cosy corner, paneled
walls, peamed ceiling, hard wood
noors. buffet built In, wax finish,
clothes press. three chambers.
large closets. large attic, full
basement, hot air heat, laundry,
gas; an Ideal home. north bench,
south front. Look this I'D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21

YOU AUTO GO TO THE AUTO SHOW,
YOU AUTO COME AND SEE US ABOUT
REAL ESTATE.
AND IF YOU DON'T BUY YOU AUTO.
25o--Lot s29x125 feet to alley, on West
Second South. Must be sold at
once.
426-Lot 42x9o feet; fine location.
southeast, good terms.
45o-Lot 42xeO feet. fine location.
southeast; good terms.
5oo-Small lot on east bench. Terms.
,600-Lot 50xl00 feet, fine location on
Capitol Hill.
SIS ,OOO-Lot 1s5xl1O feet. on Capitol HIN,
SWEETEST building site in Salt
Lake City.
200 per foot 165xl65 feet. corner on
State street. For a few DAYS only
s 4, i,400-5-room strictly modern r p. brick
cottage. hot water heat, Lot 50x
157 feet 10 alley; good barn,
chicken houses. fruit and shade
trees. cement walks, good loca-
tlon on 9Th East.
SIG ,oOo-16O acres, miles from this office:
one 4-room brick house, frame
houses. barns and sheds: 40 acres
in alfalfa, nice orchard. horses
worth si75. will throw In an
other team. Wagons. harness
and all kinds Of farming iuple-
ments. Can make terms.
We have the following TO trade, for
acreage. dry farm land, small fruit farm.
or for Salt Lake business property; Good
double ten-room brick house, bath. water
and electric lights. Lot i9lXl32 feet to
alley Pays big interest. Also S25XS9 feet
with T-room house. in iine location; splen-
did fiat site VIII give good trade TO right
party.
If YOU WANT \ BARGAIN, SEE US.
If YOU HAVE \ BARGAIN, SEE US,
DANLEY g. JOHNSON,
30 West Ord So.
Phones 4426,
e2070|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
'1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY


INVESTMENT COMPANY.
A WEST SIDE BARGAIN,
6noEvenient To both o. S. l.. and D. &
on ~, q, srsns stations modern cottage, hye rooms
stairs electric light. bath; paved side
walk; lot 2txS rods; price, $4,000 $500
caSh. $50 per month.
AN EAST SIDE BARGAIN.
Cn 5nd south street, walking distance
iot I'M rods; high-class pressed brick.
Two iull stories, seven rooms. hot mir fur
mace. cementcd basement; price $500; all
paid,
A NORTH BENCH BARGAIN,
Between 7th and Sth avenues, tidy four
room cottage, large lot. elegant view
price s25OO s4oO cash, balance on easy
payments.
A SOUTHEAST BARGAIN,
on Blaine avenue, lot 50x136 feet high
class hve-room pressed brick cottage,
modern. up 10 date: price S3250; $500 cash
down.
SOME VACANT LOTS,
5ox15o feet 3rd West. near 9th South.
$500.
S3x14O feet. on Jefferson street.
$3.50.
5ox14o feet, on Capitol Hill, close to
capitol grounds.
$3.50.
45x115 feet, End South street.
5000.
5ox1io feet, near Liberty park,
Other vacant lots and houses to suit
all tastes and purses. in every part OF the
city. Cut this "ad" out If interested. 1t
VIII appear but once.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
II WEST SECOND SOUTH STREET.
Bell Phone Main 3SO1 Ind. Phone No. &C.
e2213
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
R1G SAGRIEl

BIG SACRIFICE ON EAST 2ND SOUTH.
3 rooms OF good furniture. house thor
oughly modern. just two blocks from
Main st Rent only $40 per month; 500
cash takes this place. Come early, as this
is very rare bargain. The Lewis-Lowe
Co., Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21

RESTAURANT TO BE SOLD TO-DAY.
A wellfurnished place doing q capacity
business. Everything goes, including
cash register. fine mirrored back bar
private booths, tables. artistic counters,
etc. It's yours for 500. Long lease at
SOS per month. We are telling you this
Is good buy, and don't forget it, The
wts-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
WE'LL GO TO Provo IE


We can't sell this busy west side gro
cery store this week. Owner Just called
us up. saying he would sell his stock at
invoice and discount the fixtures 10 per
cent. The landlord has been sick ever
since he signed this 5-year lease at sl5
per month. It's worth S35 for any husi-
ness. and the owner knows it now $1,000
cash will put you In possession The
Lewis s-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
OWNER WANTS IN OFFrR

OWNER WANTS An OFFER
For these rooms OF furniture in mod
ern residence at Seventh South and Main
SIS, Just the proper place for man OF
family who desires to cut down expenses.
Upstair rooms are rented for more than
The whole house costs. We believe ABOUT
$500 VIII handle this. Come in and make
Did. The Lewis-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
A REGULAR LITTLE WILSON uorr1

REGULAR LITTLE WILSON HOTEL.
located In one OF the most prosperous
.owns In Utah. Vacant rooms are past
memory. The drummers nock TO this
modern little hostelry like nies at the
mouth OF molasses barrel Present
owner has run II for 20 years and owns
nali the town. She's getting old and
wants to retire. Here's n chance, ono
az a time. Step lively! $4,000 cash will
handle 1t. Net profits never less than
Judge Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
HoUSToNS THE HoUsERS.

The homes we offer below are
artistic In design and are express
slons or comfort and extreme good
taste Of the builders art,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21

COZIEST APARTMENT IN TOWN.
rooms IN one OF the SWEETEST flats on
Caplsol Hill eXquisitely furnished, cut
siIinss. sii,. chinaware. linen. library. table
piano. and piano player; cost s25oo,
everything as good as new Sacrificed
TINS week for $3.50 Owner gone 10 Cali
lorna The Lewis-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21
Third Floor Judge Bldg pbor.s A.as

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+, ,haNClS S G. LUKE WON'T GET YOU
III You buy through this office w. hawa
an attorney-at-law whose sole duty is TO
rSali nnarline the titles and records upon every
paoposition r,oIn we offer our clients Last
man man trying TO commit suicide because he
uiah t get square DEAF In the room
rnoa ,s5g mouse t1 he bought. The title wasn't
aoo' ne didn't buy through this Of
hf II ne mad he could have gotten
ms ms money back, as we guarantee every
aeaI we make: Moral: DEAL WITH Us
AoND M. SAVE YOUR LIFE. The Lewis
Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.