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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-17

on East I'd South, and the price is $1,000
cash. The rent is only $50 a month.
Come in and let US tell you about the
profit on this house.
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WOMAN 102 YEARS OLD
MEETS DEATH IN FIRE

Des Moines, Ia, March 16.-Mrs. Frances
Work, 1922 was burned to death in the
home of her son at Dewitt this afternoon.
1t is thought the fire started from a
lighted pipe.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
VACANT PROPERTY.


VACANT PROPERTY.
Two choice lots near 9Th East and 10th
South, each 42x9O it; one $425, the other
$3.50. Easily worth 500 more each.
The choicest lot on 10th ave-, very close
Pretti st vacant corner on beautiful Sec
ond ave-, l0Oxl15 it,, at price way below
the market.
Two choice lots on ''F" street, one $3.50,
the other $500.
Here's a lot on the west side and foun-
dalton for a four-room house for 1915. The
owner needs money badly and needs it
quickly.
S5.00O-Not a better buy in the city.
Built last season and thoroughly well
built, six nice rooms, full cement base
ment, oiled and polished flors, hot water
and it's facing south on Second ave. Hon
estly, If you want a home you should
look at this. Terms.
house and good lot. The owner must have
the money this week or lose lots more
than that. That's why the price is so
ridiculously low; but his loss is your
gain, and if you don't buy it someone else
will.
$6.OO0-For six-room each side modern
terrace s. e. The building alone cost $1,000.
but the owner needs money for other pur-
poses.
$750-That's low enough for a 10-r mod
brick on E. 4th South. especially when
you get 32lex165 TT. Of ground and terms
besides.
$e,000-New and mod. 12-r. p. b. terrace
that will rent for $50. VIII sell for $3.50
cash and $50 month. Do a little figuring
s6.500-That's cheap enough for two
houses close in on 4th East that rent for
$3.50, especially on easy terms.
BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY COMPANY.
GROUND FLOOR NEWHOUSE BLDG
1898 EITHER PHONE. 1888
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WANTED-Man for wholesale manufac-
turing business for state of Utah; there
is no other factory of the kind in the
state and $500 will start up the business
and Will pay $500 a month. Call at room
1876 Wilson hotel from 6 to p. m.
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500 CLEAR

a month is what this 1S-room house on
Main street makes. Two blocks from the
temple. Furniture good as new, furnace
heat, 2-year lease, cheap rent. Piano
and oil paintings go with the house.
81. 900 will make you boss.
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ROOMING HOUsE-14 ROOMS.
LANDLADY LEAVING CITY and
must sell at once at a heavy sacrifice.
BUY this and you will save S459.50.
MAKE HAY while the SUN SHINES.
R. p GRAFTON, 22-23 Commercial block.
1927 Ind.
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AN EXCEEDINGLY profitable adver-
Using business is yours for a few hun
bred dollars cash; eastern owners cannot
give proper attention; not mint, but
capable of netting an energetic man sew
eral thousand dollars yearly. Address
2 g. neutrality-suspicious.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent for year with priv
uege To buy; farm OF from TO % acres
of good soil. near city; must al least have
guaranteed. A. +. Carol. SO4 Brooks Al
cade.
WANTED-Fannhag lands for sugar
beets. potatoes and vegets bles; near city
or country Rocky Mountain Produce Co.
225 ". LIST Sc. Bell phone 5445
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KELLY & MONTROSE,
400 MCCORMICK BLDG.
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LOOK THESE ovER!M

CIGAR STORE ON STATE STREET.
Where the crowds pass. The rent is very
low and the lease for long term. We
can put you IN possession for $500.
ANOTHER CIGAR STORE ON I'D
South Rent $35. You can handle it for
very small amount of cash.
ROOMING HOUSE ON 9TH SOUTH,
between State and Main. The furniture
and lease are worth $3.50. 500 makes
you the boss.
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COME IN AND get our prices before
you buy.
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We HAVE A 1O-ROOM

WE HAVE A l0-ROOM
house that is a dandy. We would like to
have you see this modern, up-tO-date
house. You would buy at once. The
price is $500, on terms.
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ROBBERS VICTIM POINTS
GUN IN COPS FACE

w. p. Smith reported at police head
quarters at ? o'clock this morning that
he had been held up by a negro in Com
mercial street and robbed of $50. He
told his story to Patrolman L. F. Wire,
and in emphasizing his detail he pointed
revolver in the face of the policeman.
The latter placed him under arrest. He
is charged with drunkenness.
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DIED..

TREGANZA-Mrs. Treganza, wife of A.
o. Treganza, at National City, Cal.
March IA, 1903. Burial at National City,
March 16, 1910.
LOVSEY-At Bingham Canyon, Utah,
March 10, 1910. William e. Lovsey, be-
loved son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Lovsey,
in his first year.
Funeral services will be held from
O'DOnnell & Co.'S chapel today CThurs-
day. at p. m. Interment at the City
cemetery.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Ladies to buy our exquisite
India Linen Dress Patterns length u
yards. width IS inches. stamped TO em-
broider only S4e5 Child's dress, same
material. yards, SIS Address Medal
lion Novelty Co, P. o. Box 361 Agents
wanted at once.
WANTED-YOur chance to make mon
eyi new field now open. Ind. 145s.
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q ROOMS

is what this 24-room house on Main street
cleared; 1850 down and the bal on easy
terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

4-room modern pressed brick cottage;
500 or up as first payment will handle
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ROOMING HOUSE OF % ROOMS
SPECIAL BUY for a few days Only at
a price that will surprise you. House is
you have about $3.50. or more, call at
once, as you are saving fully $1,000 in
cash to BUY this place of BUSINESS.
R. P. GRAFTON,
22-2S COMMERCIAL BLK. IND. 1871
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FOR SALE-For Bountiful and Davis
county properties, see US. We treat you
right. ]. A. Hatch R. E. Co., Bountiful,
Utah.
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A private safe may De rented In the
IRE ana burglar proof vault of the Sas
Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 Up. Main
street, $500 per year and upwards
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
s1.1O0 IN s MONTHS

KELLY & MONTROSE,
42O MCCORMICK BLOCK.
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FOR SAFE

FOR SALE-You can hardly improve on
this proposition for a nice, substantial
residence districts; on Sd Ave. near ID
St; one new buff brick broom cottage;
bath. toilet, pantry. closets: rooms all
nicely papered all windows and doors
screened; stairs to flOOred attic; full rock
basement; electric light; arranged for
heater; water and sewer connection:
lawns and paved walks. Price s4.50e. Good
terms. Both phones 1112
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very small amount of cash.
ROOMING HOUSE ON 9TH SOUTH,
and lease are worth $3.50. 500 makes
you the boss.
SALOON MEN ATTENTIONiI
IF YOU HAVE 5000
CASH, SEE US FOR
THE BEST SALOON
LOCATION, FIX
TURES, LEASE AND
STOCK IN SALT
LAKE CITY.
A BIG HOUSE AT A BIG BARGAIN.
80 rooms in an AL location, with two
years lease at a monthly rental of $3.50.
We can put you in possession for s., 600.
Easy monthly payments.
10 ROOMS LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Nets SO per month on $3.50 investment,
and no work. Close in. $50 swings the
deal
PAY OUT A DOLLAR AND GET FULL
value in return. That's what you can do
If you buy either one of two groceries
we have on our lists One will run about
S1,50O invoice, and the other about $3.50.
Good leases and locations and established
businesses.
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF IN
the restaurant line is this place. where
the seating capacity is over 200, and
where they use all the seats at all the
meals. This place is easily worth 1000.
You can discount that 1900, and have
clear title.
BIRF .LL-SHIPP REALTY COMPANY
16 Exchange Place.
NEWHOUSE BLDG. (Ground floor.
33S3-BOTH PHONES-33S9
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S-rn. modern house in Federal Heights.
The price of this property is very cheap.
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FOR SALE-If desiring a real bargain,
you should buy one of those fine build
ing lots, xxi rods, facing east on s street
near Third Ave, with right of way in
rear. Sewer and water mains laid and
paid. This is beautiful high location
in a part where are situated many fine
new homes. Excellent opportunity to Sc
cure home building lot or lands for in
vestment for reasonable price. $3.50. Both
phones 1112.
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TO LEASE.
Top floor of building. 100 South Main
Entrance by elevator Boyd Park build
ing. Possession May LIST, 1910.
Apply p. J. Moran. Board OF Trade
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A RARE BARGAIN
5-room modern hot water heated bun
gaiow on beautiful 4th Ave; $3.50. This
price only lasts this week.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. CRANE chifopodist ToFl. coFns
removed without pain Y " I'd So. Rm. :.
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5-roOm modern bungalow on I'd Ave.
acng south. Price. 5000; $3.50 down.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR SALE-Or partner wanted, in
strictly first class manufacturing BUSH
ness with enormous possibilities. 10 man
Of ambition, honesty and integrity Il Will
absolutely make a large fortune To your
own advantage to investigate this Reason
for selling, financial embarrassment. I
co. Herald Republican.
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HAVE INTEREST in a local manu-
featuring plant. Am compelled to
relinquish it Immediately. Address D
10 Herald Republican.
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FOR SALE-One store in Brigham CITY,
Utah. worth 81 900, for $3.50 A snap for
the right man. Call at Is z. 4th So, Salt
Lake City.
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SOCIETIES.

wASATCH LODGE No. 1, F. and A. M
Masonic temple, corner LIST South and I'd
East. Regular meetings second Friday OF
each month. Members of sister lodges and
sojourning brethren cordially invited. A. c.
Whefry. w. M; A. ]. Lowe, Secretary.
A. A S. RITE.-The four coordinate
bodies of the A. A. S. Rite of Free Ma
sonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in eacn month at the Masonic
temple. corner First South and Second
East. Sojourning brethren invited.
G. H FISHER. 32d Degree,
w. M. Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No q:
F. H. CARR, S2d Degree.
w. M. James Lowe Chapter of Rose
Croix No. 1;
c. ]. McNITT. szd Degree.
Commander Of Salt Lake Council of Ka-
dosh No. 4:
JAMES H. BROWN, SD Degree,
NJ. of M. of Consistory No. L:
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, 32d Degree.
Register for all the bodies
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FOR SALE
BUY THIS HOME TO-DAY.
Big bargain to party with cash.
Private sale only, to save buyer deal
er's commission.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 1872 N.
FIRST WEST three blocks from Main
St. Red brick, adobe lined, heavy sand
stone foundation, on IA inches concrete;
exceptionally well finished all through;
polished floors.
Five rooms and reception hail. large
basement, with concrete walls and ce-
ment floor; attic partly floored; stair
ways. All modern convenIences.
24xS rods, with permanent right of
way on side.
Cost 1920 two years ago. Property
values make the home worth $500
now-but-
1T MUST GO QUICKLY.
SEE OWNERS TODAY.
NORTIJ FIRST WEST
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FOUND.

FOUND-Gold watch. Call 1O11 Wilson
avenue. between 10th and 18th East and
lltb and 18th South.
FOR RENT-FOur-rOOm apartment al
the Meredith. 10 First ave.
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LOTS
Two lots in Westminster Heights. $50.
A good investment.
w. l.. GREINER, 326 JUDGE BLDG.
Bell Phone 4725 Ind. Phone 50l6.
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FOR SALE-Cheap Bakery and candy
kitchen 162 West South Temple
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FOR SALE-Farms in Utah and Ida
no; also easy payments on homes; bust
ness property close in. Porter, Grant
& Co. 155 Z. Sd So. Bell Tel. 1856.
FOR SALE-Modern home, seven rooms,
large lot. choice location; cheap. 11S Cen
ter street.
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Presidents Iowa Speech.

When Mr. Cummins resumed he read
from President Taft's speech of accept
ance and from his speech at Des MOines
the statement that the interstate COM
merce laws should be so amended as to
permit railroads to make traffic agree
inents if approved by the interstate com
rnerce commission. In one of these
speeches. the President said in this way
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FOR SALE-One wall showcase IA
floor showcases, l restaurant counter
Is feet long, 10 stools. Apply S17 So.
State.
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FOR SALE-5-rOom modern bricks,
10th West and I'd So: large lot; 81. 800; $3.50
down, bal. $25 mo. Ind. 1856.
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FOR SALE--New home, 1855 East
I'd South, modern in every respect.
beam ceilings, hardwood floors, CHI Ole
est location, lawns, garage. Call Sun
day or see futile Bros
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FOR SALE
FOR GREEN RIVER FRUIT LANDS
See Healy & Van Noy, 504-5 Herald Bldg
Both phones 1903.
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FOR SADE-Choice warehouse site, 3xlo
rods. facing east on 9Th West bet. LIST and
I'd So, on r. r. tracks. Fine opportunity
to secure warehouse property at reason
able price. $4,2j0. Both phones 1112.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-09
TAFT'S NAME NOT
IN RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED
PinchOt's Supporters Eliminate
it From Platform
AT CONSERVATION CONGRESS
Bitter Fight in Committee Which
Finally Ended by 10 to
Vote

st. Paul, Sept 9.-The Conservat-
ion Congress, controlled by the Roose
yelt-Pinchot element adopted last
night a platform from which mention
of President Taft, along with Theo-
dore Roosevelt, as one of the champi-
ons. of conservation had been elimina-
ted after a sharp fight in the commit
tee on resolutions.
The committee on resolutions was
in turmoil. or verging on it, all day.
Eventually it agreed to recommend TO
night session of the convention a
platform demanding national control
of the country's natural resources.
The big fight concerned the men
ton of the name of Theodore Roose-
Welt as the originator Of the policies
recommended by the committee and ig
noring that OF President Taft.
The sessions OF the committee were
executive but reports of the warfare
leaked out in part Violent speeches
were made demanding that the plat
form say that the policies advocated
by the congress were not only those
of Mr.. Roosevelt but those Of Presl
dent Taft and that the name OF the
latter should be specifically mention
ed like that OF Mr.. Roosevelt.
This occurred during the afternoon
when there were but eighteen mem
bers of the committee present, undel
the Craftsmanship of former Gov. Par
dee of California. The vote to in
c,ude the name of President Taft wa!
lost s to 10.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-09
SKENE ACQUITTED
OF GRAFT CHARGE
IN ROAD WORK
Former State Engineer Accused
Of Raising Bids
JURY OUT FOUR HOURS
State Alleged a Deal Whereby skene
Was to Receive $4,000 and
Contractor $1,000
JURY OUT FOUR HOURS

Albany. N. Y, Sept 9.-Former
State Engineer Frederick Skene OF
Queensborough was acquitted last
night by jury in the Supreme court
of the charge of grand larceny In
connection with the award of good
roads contract in Nassau county, II
being alleged that the bid submitted
by the Russell Contracting company
thad been raised $4,000. The state
commended that there was an agree
ment between Skene and the COM
pany whereby the former state engi-
neer was to receive $4,000 and the
company $1,000.
The case was submitted to the Jury
shortly before 5 o'clock in the after
noon after a trial lasting II days, and
verdict OF not guilty was rendered
shortly before o'clock. 1t was re-
ported that the jury stood 9 to 3 for
acquittal on the first three ballots, 10
to 2 on the fourth ballot and that a
Unanimous agreement was reached on
the fifth.
Mrs Skene and her sister were In
court for the first time. When the
verdict was announced friends sur
rounded the former state engineer
and his wife and congratulated them.
There are l6 other indictments
pending against Skene in connection
with the charge Of grand larceny In
the awarding of good roads contracts
during his administration.
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NO MARRIAGE, SAYS ELKINs
Tired Of Denying Rumors as to Daueh
ter's Romance with the Duke

Elkns, West Va, Sept 9.--Empha-
tic denial is made by Senator Stephen
b. Elkins of the rumors that he is
preparing to go to Paris or that his
daughter, Katherine Elkins, will mar
ry the Duke of the Abruzzi in Eebru-
airy, or at any other time or that his
family is to be presented to the Ital-
ian Court.
With some impatience he declared
that he had denied umors until he
was worn out and that he would like
to have II accepted as fact that
there was no contemplated union be.
tween his daughter and the Italian
Duke.
"All these things were denied two
years ago and there Is no more truth
In the rumors now than there was two
years ago. said Senator Elkins.
The sole purpose. he said, of the
European trip of Mrs. Elkins and Miss
Katherine EllSins was for the benefit
of their health. They have been go
ing abroad each summer for a mum
Der Of years. Since the adjournment
of Congress Senator Elkins has been
resting at his summer home here, to
which he retired after his arduous la
bors In the management OF the rail
road bill In the Senate.
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AUTO OVERTURNED
IN DITCH ON
WAY TO FAIR
Team in Front Of Machine
Turned to WrOngside
MRS P. C. CORNELL INJURED
Accident Occurred just Outside OF
acknowledgements Of Car
Thrown Out

While on their way to the Cam
bridge fair Thursday, a Bennington
automobile party composed Of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul c. Cornell and daughter
Miss Pauline Cornell, Mrs. Harry Tay-
Tor and William Brimmer, chauffeur,
met with a serious accident.
The automobile party left Bennng-
ton shortly after noon and while driv-
ing up hill five miles outside of
Cambridge on the state road, met
with an obstruction in the form OF a
party On a farm wagon. Mr.. Cornell,
who was driving, blew the horn and
the driver of the wagon drew to one
side. AS the auto started to pass
the carriage driver turned his horse
toward il. To avoid driving into the
team. Mr.. Cornell turned his steering
wheel abruptly, driving off into the
steep ditch and IN attempting to re
gain the road, the machine turned
over completely The occupants OF
the car, with the exception Of Mr.
and Mrs Cornell, were thrown out
Both Mr. and Mrs. Cornell however
were pinioned beneath the car he
succeeded in freeing himself but Il
required the aid of passing autoist'
TO release Mrs. Cornell, who was the
most severely injured. She was bad
lly bruised, her hands and face being
badly cut a physician was summon
ed who attended to the injuries of th'
party.
A passing autoist took the ladies o
the party on 10 Cambridge and will
the aid of others the machine wa
righted again. Mrs. Cornell ant
sister, Mrs. Taylor and daughte
Pauline returned by train. The auto
a Buick, though badly smashed, wa
driven into Cambridge.
This morning Mrs. Cornells injul
les have proved TO be more sever
than at first was thought. All tn
participants Of the accident were bat
ly shaken and bruised.
The machine Itself Is badly smasl
ed, one wheel and the steering yea
and tonneau being put out OF con
mission.
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5ALLINeER is BITTER
Conscious Of His Rectltude He says
He viii Go Ahead.


Seattle. Wash, Sept 9.-Secretary
Of the Interior Ballinger at the Arc
tic club smoker. given In honor Of
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Nagel and Acknowledgement Wicker
sham. Wednesday night, spoke bitter
ly OF his detractors. with my con-
seriousness OF rectitude of my every
act. In private and public. and my de-
termination to go forward in the
same path, | do not fear the criticism
of any man or set OF men," said the
secretary. 1T Is a time for men to
stand by the laws and institutions OF
our fathers From the head OF the
administration through al the depart
ments there is n determination 10 up
hold the constitution and laws and
lay them down unimpaired Il has
been said that criticism OF them,
whether true or untrue. has made me
unfit TO hold Office. II this Is the
case then every public man may be
disqualified by the attack OF the dis
Ingenious, the hypocrite and the IA
matte. | do not propose to enter a
plea OF guilty. because there is not
one particle Of truth In all the allega
tions brought against me and | shall
take none OF your time in making q
defense, for In this community / need
no Defense"