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Evening journal., 1910-05-18
COUNTY LEAGUE
SATURDAY GAMES

County League fans Will see two more
fast games on Saturday. For the first
time Wilmington Gas Company will go
up against Riverview at Riverview
Park, and as each team has won a
game some tail doings are expected.
Duncan and Lewis will be the oppos-
ing pitchers.
While Gas Company and Rivcrview
are trying to break the deadlock for
second place in the pennant chase,
Brookwood and DUPONT win be playing
their first game at Front and Union
streets There will be a five-mlle road
run preliminary to the game in which
an the city track runners are entered.
There are five prizes Entries Will
close at the II. W. Vandever Company
store at O'Clock on Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
WILL THE BIG
FELLOWS FIGHT =?
New Workers. Take | to 4 Bets
That Go Will Not Be
Pulled Off

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Gotham fight
fans are wondering seriously If the JEFF
ies-Johnson fight will take place.
SO seriously rooted in the minds Of some
is the doubt that the pig mon viii ever
fight that bet of $1,000 to $4,000 has been
posted here that the battle Will not take
place on July 4.
IT'S a good bet" the bettor declared.
'In the first place. it may rain and the
fight be postponed on account OF the
pictures. In the second place the law
agents may stop the fight. one Of tho
fighters may get sick. There may even
be an earthquake In California.-who can
tell. Anyway its good 1 to proposition
and I'm willing to keep my money posted.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
FRIENDS SCHOOL
GETS THE HONOR
Trim Friends Select in Dual
Track Track Meet Here, 81
to y

In one Of the best dual meets seen
IN this city for some time, Wilmington
Friends school field athletes defeated
the Friends Select School Of Phila-
delphia yesterday afternoon at Wa
uaset Driving Park. 80 to p. Ellison.
OF the local club. led the day with 19
points. while Godfrey, of Friends Sc
lcct, was second, with IA points.
A large crowd greetd the young ath-
letes. and all the way through the pro-
gram unusual interest was shown In
the dashes. all Of whicn were close.
The summaries:
Event No. 1, 100 yeards.-Ellison,
wilmington Friends school, first;
Reeves, Friends Select. second, and
smith, Wilmington Friends School,
third. Time, 10.4 seconds.
Event No. 2. broad jump.-First, Cod
frey, Friends Select; second, Smith,
Wilmington Friends; third, Stout,
Friends Select. Distance, is feet S
inches.
Event No. 3. 22O yards.-First, Elli-
son. Wilmington FRIENDS; second
Smith. Wilmington Friends, and third
Cooper, Friends Select. Time, 241
Event No. 4, shot put.-First, God
frey. Friends Select; second. Ellison
Wilmington Friends, and third. Coop
or. Friends Select. Distance, Sc feet
j inch.
Event No. 8. high iump.-First, Eel-
logg, Wilmington Friends. and Godfrey
Friends Select, tied for first place
third. Cooper. Height, feet 10 l..
inches.
Event No. 6, 44O yards.-First. ELI
sen. Wilmington Friends; second
Smith. Wilmington Friends, and third
Stout, Friends Select. Time, 81 sec
onds.
Grammar School half mile relay woI
by Az ard B-2 from Al and B.
classes of the local school. Time,
minutes and s seconds. Winning
team, Cough. Curtis, Price and Groom
AL and B-1 team, Kruse, Hopes
Cranston and Whiteman.
Grammar School 100 yards, first
Stone, Of d Glass; second. dupont. I
class. and third, Noyes, c class Time
131 seconds.
Three-legged race. won by White
man and Price.
Points divided evenly between Kellogg
and Godfrey.
Beck Of the Friends Select. was tn,
starter; Anton Schatzel of the Y. NJ
C. A., and Mearns and Critics were IN,
judges while Tlndall and Bush werl
the official timers. Dallett-was tn,
announcer.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
PLANNING THE
COUNTY FAIR

At the monthly meeting of the direc-
tors Of the New Castle County Fair
Association yesterday it was decided
to obtain ten sightseeing automobiles
from Washington to transport persons
10 the fair grounds. These ears will
make three trips an hour from % cen
trail part of the city. The directors
engaged the Marrit Twins from the
American Vaudeville Company. of New
York This act win be free. The
list Of premiums will be issued IN a day
or two.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
CHURCH WILL BUILD
GYM FOR ITS YOUNG

GEORGETOwN Del. May lS-A gym
nasium and playhouse for the younger
members of the parish was the plan
adopted at "a congregational meeting of
the members of ST. Paurs Episcopal
Church. The new edince will cos, about
5000, and viii be built as am aditorium
with "A stage where amateur theatricals
can be given. During the week the build
ing will be used for basketball. indoor
baseball, tennis and gymnasium oxer-
cises. and on Sunday the auditorium
will be used for a rapidly growing Sum
day school
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

Reeves. how dare you?
0-0-O
Are the Infants doped by the Comet?
0-0-O
Wilmington Gas Company -Riverview.
What will the harvest be?
900
It would keep an aeroplane busy getting
under those long drives of Riveruew.
900
Crouch and Duncan certainly work well.
They had everything but the sinker BAH
going on Saturday.
O-0-O
Stony August is yet ablo to hold his own
when Il comes to work behind the pan
Frank Traynor assures us that he will
have some team. Good.
II you want to see a first baseman who
H. going to make good cast your eyes on
Edgar.
Keep your eyes peeled Freddie Lewis
has been busy carving breakers in his fast
ball for the last couple of days.
O-O-O
Charley Lucas is proving a valuable man
10 Reeves His throwing to second is all
right and the fans wonder how he manag
cd TO get back in form after being out OF
the game so long.
There is nobody in the league playing
third base that has anything on skinny
johnson in the fielding end Of the game.
Sometimes people wonder why a pitcher
loses his effectiveness. 1t is because in
youth his arm is springy and pliable and
when be gets older his arm stinens.
900
Balmy Griffith win now turn his at
tention TO carpet bas teams.
O-0--G
BeatHe seems to be the best base stcaior
in the set.
Chase is not hitting as well as he did a
year ago.
Harrington is proving a more valuable
man this year than he ever was.
O-O-O
II our memory serves us right. Red
! MelNn Is lilG OILY hlANhAA III AllD HNA VII
has beat dupont. 1t may be that he will
repeat the trick. Tai-end teams are not
always soft
900
Nobody has heard Mousloy say no is
skeered.
Let everybody get the habit of roofing
The music from the bleachers on Saturday
was refreshing.
900
Many a bail player has been spoiled by
warming a bench. Let them all work in
every game.
Ball players who will not do as they are
told are worth nothing to a team.
O-0-0
our old friend zearfoss can apply the
brakes when it is necessary. His head is
worth a dozen ordinary ones.
We would suggest that Reeves lecks The
door.
900
Talk about your symphony orchestras-
your Sousa's band and your grand opera
there is no sweteer music than the thut
of tho bat meeting the bali when YOU
favorite team chaps are handling th'
bat. Believe us. that's no stage chatter
either pronounced eye-ther)
900
| II Il Is going to be this kind Of a rac'
We will al take of our coats and stay. &c,
but It is warming up fastl
III 900
II Remember,
Gas -Riverview.
II Broolxwood-duPont.
Sl5 Saturday.
II 900
Have them all hold fast, Dave, whn
We are passing through. And measure IN
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
PIERCE TRIMS
FREMONT FIRST

In the first match Of the series at the
small pins ON Peirces alleys last night
Pcrce defeated fremont los pins.
During the evening Pop Green, captain
of the peirce team, was presented with a
bouquet on behalf OF the players Mr.
Green was taken unawares and could not
speak but he immediate.y made a spare.
- ,lio next match win De on Friday night
between the Workmen and Eagles on the
same alleys. The scores:
nErrrHrT
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF

The second round of match play for
classes of eight in the golf medal play
of the Wilmington Country Club will
be played this afterRoon at the Coun-
try Club. The finals will be played
on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
FIFTY ENTER
THE MARATHON

What promises TO- be- one of the most
popular sporting events of the season will
be the Eve mile Marathon run under The
auspices of the Newark Shoe Company,
ON Friday afternoon, June Sd, starting at
3 o'clock.
Three prizes will be awarded the win
ners of this years race. They are: First
a gontlemans gold watch; second. pair
OF Newark Shoes; third, box Of soN.
More than nifty entrants for the run
have been received, among them being
some of the fastest and longest runners
i'm this city.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Sell Matinee Horses Today

In Philadelphia today General r..
Coleman DUPONT viii offer for sale his
Little Lady and Ruby r. Several Will
mington horsemen are expected TO bid
on Little Lady and it may be that the
popular matinee mare viii again be
seen on the local track
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
RoYs, CITY LEAGUE.

Landlith VS.. Belmont F. c., Twenty
fourth and Pine streets.
Polish Stars VS.. Y. N. c. A., Military
Grounds.
Brandywine VS.. Walfeek A. c., Syea-
more and Union.
Young American VS.. Lakerin1, Penn
sylvania and Woodland Avenues.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Y. w. c. A. SWIMMING Exhibtion.

a swimming exhibition viii be given
m the y. w. c. a. Building. No. 9lS
King street tomorrow evening. Misses
ratnall, Guyer, Burzer Pennington,
White. Winner, Stewart, Long and
Miss May Atkinson. OF Philadelphia.
and Miss Anna C.. Atkinson will do
some special swimming. A limited
number OF tickets vii be for sale at
lie association building.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
OWNS TWO PROMISING COLTS.

Joseph Kelly proprietor of the Park
Hotel. at Lancaster avenue and Union
street, owns two colts which promise
well. one is Joe X, "A black colt, foal-
ed January ,, 1908, by Farina, third
in the list, and sired by Pan Michael
with mark of 2.05. The other is
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
eAMns scHEpuLEp FoR ro-pAY.

National League.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston al Pittshurg.
American League,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Tri-State League
Johnstown at Harrisburg.
Altoona at Wnliamsport
Trenton az Lancaster.
York at Reading.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

Jim Jenries, foaled by Saladin, with
mark of 2.O5 "a and sired by Pan
Michael. Both of these colts are ex-
pected to make good.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

Connie dts Fhnaah abun of
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tfr basel Va
oftb brehg od l Is
Detroit he America I eHa
IaHoft tecanrag n
drumming
Morgan Cu. f
gam Cleveland dt wi t ,
Pllddu aacl Detroit T in
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Evening journal., 1910-05-18
ALL.WILM LMINGTON LEAGUE.

Merwiek VS. .oriole, at Merwiok.
Penn vs.. Ashley at Ashley. Grams
ferred from Penn grounds.)
Rockford VS.. Parkside at Rockford.
HILLSIDE VS.. Highland, at Hillside.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

sEMI-PRoFEssloNAL LEAGUE.
Peerless vs.. fremont, at Newport.
Newport vs.. Landlith, at Landlith.
Madison VS.. Highland, at Rockford
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

ST. PatrieEs A. A. Dance.
St Patrick's Athletic Association
will give its second annual dance IN
Eden Hall tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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cArAOIIC IEAGuE.

ST. Elizabeth's VS.. ST. Peters, at ST..
Peters.
St. Paurs VS.. st. Mary's, at St.
Mary's.
AIMS
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
SATURDAY SCHEDULES
SATURDAY SCHEDULE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY LEAGUE.
(Games called at 3.15 o'eloek)
Wilmington Gas Company VS.. River
view. RiVerView Park.
BroolSwood VS.. dupont, Front and
Union.
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Pioneer Rooilnss.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
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;IHE NEWHO6SE HOTEL
WILL Be COMPLETED | ]
ling Held Inst Night at Whtcii
:, DcclsIyc Steps We're Taken 70
Resume Work.

,,,o Newhouse hotel Will be rushed
!, completion. now that the financial
,,facultics have been overcome. ar
o,,,,,an,s 10 resume work were COM
-, at :, meeting, OF the directors or
~ ennpany held in Mr.. Ncwhousc's
',cccs last night. There are few minor.
,,atters 10 arrange before the work VIII
,,a,,n hut the financial troubles are
,,,Iod and contracts for the brick and
40 wiIl be let at once. In all prob
.,n,,v terra Gotta will be used If the
naa,ora rock of which the Newhouse
an1 Boston buildings are faced. cannot
sncrrcd There will no doubt be u
n,,mbcr Of changes in the specifications,
.r,, thesc matters car. be attended to
rov without any delay.
Tho Newhouse hotel was started
~, thc same time as the Hotel Utah.
r,s Steel structure was completed on
Nth buildings about the same time.
Then work stopped on the Newhouse
hu,IdnE and it was runorcd that iinan-
cial troubles Wpulu lliN y " bc w ~''''N
before the hotel would be completed.
FIR months the steel work has been
Completed and not a stroke OF work
done of the brick and stone. The an
nouncemcnt that the work will now be
resumed and the hotel completed comes
as boom to salt Lake. Building ac-
tjvIty is being resumed in every part
Of the city and tho quiet summer
months are TO be followed with a heavy
expenditure of money in homes.
The Ncwllousc thcater buildins.wllcrc
work has been suspended for several
weeks on account of the lack of ma
,srlals, will be hurried to completion.
Word has been received that more steel
is on the way and the factory Will
continue tile shipments until the con
tract is fulfilled.
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BUSINESS, REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING

Title guarantee business Is In
it's infancy in salt Lake City
and especially in the state. 1t
discouragcs flaw hunters and re-
moves uncertainty ana litigation. The
idea back of the business is taking hold
strongly, is even now largely taking
the place of the heretofore existing sys-
tenn of protection to buyers of LANDS.
and all Indications are that in the
course of n few years it Will do so al
most completely. The reason for TINS
is that the title guarantee is such IL
simple, practical, common sense .propo-
sition that any one can understand IL,
and at the same time 1t supplies u
public need, reduces the cost OF anu
Facilitates land transactions while 1t re-
licvcs the individual from the burden
of the risk involved in titles.
In its essence. title guaranty Is the
substitution, as warrantor of lana
deed. of Il powerful corporation instead
of. or in addition to. an individuai.
When YOU buy a piece of land and get |.
warranty deed, the seller thereby onii-
gates himself that in case the purchaser
IS .ucd upon his title and loses the land
lie will refund to the purchaser the
amount paid for the property. Such III :
divldual may be able at the time to
make the refund. but in nearly all cases
his ability soon ceases to exist. he
dies or becomes bankrupt. or other
wise becomes unable, If called upon. TO
repay YOU the purchase money. II that
tito Is attacked. court costs incurred
and attorneys fees paid In your de-
Tense all must come out of your own
nocltet: and in addition, If Judgment Is
niH,,.n against YOU In favor of the plain
t,ff who attacks the title, you must lose
the property for which you paid your
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

salt Lake Security and Trust
company to p. V. Martin. part
Of section IL, township l south.
range | east ............'...,.s o.
Charles n. Green and wife to ..
O. Anderson, lot IS. Seniors
tive-acrc plat ;. .................
B. A. NJ. Froiseth and wife to
Anna NJ. Niles, lot is. block j.
Prospect Park addition 5000. II
william Schulz and wife to Max
Fl. +. Muchow and wife. lot A,
part of lot As, block ., Cummings
subdivision :. .................. l'o
The Telluride Realty company to
N. w. and l. A. Clayton, lots 80,
40, Al, AZ and 40, block !, Fed
eral Heights =. ................. w
r. L. Robbins to L. 3. Wlcks,
lots 90 and "a. block /, Dcskey's
subdivision ......... ............
Napoleon 3. Martin and wife to
W. II. Baldwin ct al. lots IN
and II, block l, Villa Park y
Alevedale Davis to Hiram II.
Glasener. ct al. lot Q, block 2.
Central subdivision :. .......... 2
David NJ. Whitaker and wife to
MILFORD Whitaker, part OF. sec +
ton 81, township north. range
! west =. -.
I. Prudential Realty company to
n Ernest Wright. part of block 10,
Empire addition :. ..............
4 Ashton jenkins company to Peter
Johnson, Part of lot 20, block
IS. fyeacre plat a. ............. 1,6
/ Elizabeth C. Pollock to Carrie A.
T. Williams, part of lot 5. block
43. plat A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
| Kimball & Richards Co., to An
drew W. n. Rowley. lots "a
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and 25. block 3. Burton place ). 8
John n. Courtney to w. III. Gro
mer. lot 8. block 4, j, IT. Wha-
Ions addition
Alice Fairclough to John Jones'
part lot 8, block 10, plat 3 ~.
Emigration Canyon Imp. Co., to
Ida NJ. Subway. part lot 5,
block l. Kellyon subdivision
Edward II. Airls ct al, to Joseph
+. Remmert, lots 20. q and IS,
block 81, Oakley Park Addi-
ton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
United Realty Co., to w. r. Kir-
choff, lots 2, 3. and 8. block G.
Union Heights subdivision -.
Salt Lake Hardware Co. to James
+. Dunn. part lot l, block G2.
plat a Observation-Disclosures. l2,O
Ernest NJ. Fowler and wife to
George Suxton. part of section
8 township south, range l
west .......................
John j. Corum ct al to George
SaXton. part of section .. town
ship south. range ! west ~.
r. Mckenzie ct al, to Arthur
Mends. part of section 2S.
township 1snorth, range west
b. S. Hincltley and wife to Inyer
NJ. Thompson. part of lot 2,
block IS, plat a ................ AZ
Emigration Canyon Imp. Co. to
Burt e. Carlquist, lots A and
IS. block 6, Pioneer addition.
o. w. Bemis and wife to Mae Z.
Alder, part of lot :, block IS,
Clara NJ. Lyon to Eliza G. War
rem. part Of lot II, block 122.
plat D....... .................... 40
John o. Evans and wife to Rcse
i. stephens. lot A. Burton place.
Second addition .................
Standard Realty & Development
company to Western Pacific
Railway company. part OF lot |,
block 81. plat A...............:.
Charles II. Worthen. lr., to Nellie
]. r. Worthen, part of lot ..
block "a. plat A......,..........
lkimball & Richards company 10
Charles w. Peck. lots 1.I32 and
1.T33, Highland Park. plat A..
Alfred w. Aspcr to Mamie ~
Aspcr, part OF lot 5. block S.
Plat A 80. ............
Sarah Bond to Z. ]. Jeremy. part
OF sections 80 and 30, township
north, range . west............ 80
Mary J. Wallace to Wilfnrd r.
Dyer. part of lot 6. block 20, plat !,
c.... .......... .....:........'
Frederick Smcthurst ana vic 10
Wilford +. Dyer. part of lot Il. :,
block 10. plat C................. :
Hubbard Investment company to
a. N. Humphries. lot 3. block
. University subdivision .......
Rudgcr Amundson and wire 10
Belle NJ Green. lot "a. part OF
lot %, block 10, Forest Dale....' ~
Gertrude w. Kelly to Mary A.
O'Noill, part of lot 4. block d. :
plat Eco. ...............''..' ~
RudEer Amundson to Anna X.
Amundson. lots 40. so, 81 and %,
Violet addition ............,...... i'o
Matthew II. Walker ct al. TO
Frank a. Pykc ct al, part OF . /,
lot I, block 40. plat A........... to'o
John j. Corum and wife TO James
C. Dcmiris, part of lot 2 Diock o.
Memo c. Madison nnd wife to
Lewis H. Goodenbcrger. lot IL,
block Il. Oakley Sub. ...:.......-....
Memo c. Mattison and Wife 70
Charles NJ Goodenberger, lots II.
IL and IL. block II. Oakley.:.....
John a. Houghton to Mrs -; D.
Crofford. part Of lot .. block a.
Mary 4. Rich to Hoffman Bros. lot
!, part of lot s. block 3. Fruit
T.. I. Huff to j. L.. Sampson. pnrt
Of lots and 2. block I. Doull
Bros Sub....... 800. ..............
Utah Savings & Trust Co. to n. Z.
Jones, lot %, block 3. Oakley Sub.
.
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BY OWNER, 4-ROOM BRICK. MOD
crn. cheap. Ais East 9th South. Bell 25Ol-y.
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FIRE AT GOSHEN.

The Home Fire Insurance company
Is investigating the losses OF the Cos
shen Mill and Electric Power company
whose mill burned down on the morning
OF October 81. The building, machinery
and stock was insured for $1,000. but
1t has not been determined yet. as to
the value of the building and contents.
1t Is not known what started the fire.
rs it broke out early in the morning
and nobody was at work.
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BOY HAS A CHANCE.
Roger Goodrich. Struck by Auto.
Passes Good Night.

D.. A. a. Bird of Murray stated
this morning that Roger Goodrich, the
young son OF William Goodrich OF 2oIO
Major avenue, had passed good night
last night and that there was glim-
mcr OF hope for his ultimate recovery.
The Goodrich boy is the youth who was
struck down by the coWardly driver
of M automobile Thursday night near
Twelfth South and state streets.
w The police have not yet secured the
man who ran the boy down. Motor
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND

JOE PRINTING AND BOOK BIND.
ING.
We are tho pioneers In Job Print
ing and Book Binding in the state.
our facilities ave the best for hand
ling any class of work. no matter now
large or how small.
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN e. TRUST
Co. Real Estate. 800 Main st.
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cycle Patrolman Dan Glundvg is scour-
ing the city today and this morning
picked up Il brass lamp rim near the
scene of the accident that offers II pos
sible clew. The man who ran the boy
down is evidently in hiding as the sher-
IFS office has secured IL good desci'ip-
ton of the automobile, and IL 1t were
on the streets the heartless coward
would soon be behind the bars.
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE THAT'S.
all. Tuttle Bros. Co.. 1853 Main St
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The Alliance
Investment
Company
Phones ti43. 6s Main st.
FOR SALE real estate.
a FEW BARGAINS:
60 Main st.
Phones ii43.

FOR SALE real estate ~.
A FEW BARGAINS.
FOR THE HoMEsEEkERs.
s165e-i-room partly m Shans e nsntgy
clothes closet and room for bath
water and electric II Lights ,S,, IN hoH fsst
to alley Terms. 500 cash and
s,45o-I-room modern brick cottage.
on east side. oI lawn and cement msr,t
t;2S5o-New 4-room modern brick cot.
tngc, east OF Liberty Park. large
cellar. lot 25xl57 feet i, to a. alley y;
.S.roEi-room modern brick cottage,
near city and county hull e,miidi ,,mi
large lot. Terms 500 cash and
balance SIS per month.
Si25G-New 5-room modern brick cot
tagc; can be made into II Groom
house; mnntol, cement cellar; co.
mcnt walks and lawn, Southeast
part OF city. Easy terms
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS,
O. West Second South street.
Both Phones al.
SPECIAL FOR a FEW DAYS.
$ sct-3-room frame adobe lined. sc:
s22joe-G-room pr brick. Sc. H., terms rms u I'D
321p-t,-rooms brick. Sc, large barn
and good flowing we'll Can make
good terms.
{1SSo-|-room pr, brick cottage, mt
ural wood finish. large front
porch and screened back porch.
Terms $50 cash. balance SIS
month.
.room strictly modern. hot wa
ter heat. beautiful lawn and
shade trees . garage; EAST
to suit
si75D-5-room pr brick. all modern. re-
cept!on hall, hot mir furnace, urgo
ceuurE basement, enst side
Terms hair cash, balance s35 n
month.
We have n few lots In good location
S.N., close to street ear. which we can
sell ut nm exceptionally good bargain
Call today If you arc Interested
otherwise they may be sold.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
GO West Third South St.
Beth Phones 173.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29

WILL SELL YOU Al A BARGAIN.
vacant lots. a cottage. or n model house,
in any part of tho city. James K. Shaw
& Co., Suite 100. d. F. Walker Bldg.