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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

23.oo0-3x2o rods of ground, five good
houses, built of brick. three 5-room each
and one 10-room: the 10-room house has
steam heat and finished In hardwood; this
Is one of the best buys for close-ln prop
erty We know of; will pay per cent net
three blocks from center of city, par
cash.
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s12 5oo-One of the best homes in the
city, on lst ave., corner lot.
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REAL ESTATE.
ANY OF THESE

o WILL MAKE MONEY.
y corner of State and 9Th
: lone of the corners Of 9th
md this is the only one at
~ and State that is for sale.
= furnish ample money for
on this piece and get rent
!. fhe building. Here. is a
10 make 500 TO 5000 per
year or less time.
\ 4i4x165 feet on Main be-
IA and Tth South.
ol65 feet, with large brick
renting for $50 per month !:
ain street between Stb and
S0rn house and fine lot. b5X
y to alley: Nos. s56 and S5S
IA East, only a stones throw
,bcrty park, Owner lives In
VA and says sell at once.
r.de for Los Angeles prop
SEE US.
feet on Third East, fine To-
. has large adobe house on
'aey furnished for building
this piece. Owner says sell
,hk. Make US an offer.
of the best built S-roorn
! Residences In the city; To-
n First avenue. has garage.
fn and lot 2lx10 rods. Let
you this at once.
elegant. new broom strict
'rn bungalow on \ street just
yham. We have sold the
We A BARGAIN, SEE US.
Mt A BARGAIN, SEE US
LEY & JOHNSON.
West Third South.
pfh Phones 1926.
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
No l ". 2nd So. h3A53
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A. G. MAHAN & COMPANY.

A. c. MAHAN & COMPANY.
NO. 3S WEST 3RD SOUTH.
4-ROOM FRAME; LOT 37sx16o TO
EARN; CAR PASSES DOOR; MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE, $3.50. TERMS.
"a SNAP"
SOUTH MAIN STREET PROPERTY.
"a SNAP IN ROOMING HOUSE"
ROOMS: FURNITURE GOOD; S400;
RENT s35 MONTH.
Is ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED
FOR HOUSEKEEPING; GOOD LOCA-
TON: $1,000: TERMS; GOOD LEASE
AND CHEAP RENT.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW; MODERN:
WALKING DISTANCE: $4,000; $500
CASH; TERMS.
A G. MAHAN & COMPANY.
NO. 3S WEST 3RD SOUTH.
BELL PHONE, $3.50. IND. PHONE. SS7
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TON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
I'm Street, Phones 27.
Write Fire Insurance,
II go on your bond.
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n. NJ. LONG & CO..
100 ATLAS BLOCK.
BOTH PHONES 1917.
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SPECIAIS

SPECIALS
IN HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS.
5000 down and $500 per month Will
Install you In a new 4-room brick with
bath. toilet e. L., on east bench. near Sth
South and 1lth East Price only $4,000.
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ON 10TH AVE. AND c. ST.
no 10 foot drive way: must
once. as owner leaves town;
Address V-26, Tribune. hS496
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FOR sALE-Ar YOUR OWN PRICE.
PROVIDING TT WILL. PAY FOR THE
LOT AND MATERIAL USED IN THIS
HANDSOME HOME. BEAUTIFUL
5-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL MODERN AND
NEW. GALL AT NO. 465 EAST 9TH
SOUTH, 2:30 TO $50 P. M SUNDAY,
AND BE CONVINCED THAT 1T Is A
BARGAIN. h3o33
FOR BUILDING LOTS. SEE FRITSCH
BAL So. Main. second floor, kll94
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A N HUMPHREYS.
Bell 4133. rs W. 2nd So. st. Ind. 413i
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s3.I50-A fine 5-room nearly new b. y.
brick bath. toilet. e. l.. reception hall,
cellar; all newly tinted and papered; fne
corner; lot So. and z. front Terms $500
cash $50 per month,
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$7O00-Another fine modern home. East
9Th South, on east bench
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FOB sALE-REA1 ESTATE
LOTS IN HIGHLAND PARK
AT s125 TO s27o

Are the best real estate investments In
the entire west today.
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$4,000.

$4,000.
I0xs rods, corner Of 18th So.
and 18th East. west and south
front. 5 good building lots.
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Do you want a good paying apartment
house? We have one that will pay II
per cent net. See us about It,
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A. n HUMPHREYS,
Bell 4133. IS w. End South st, Ind, 4134
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MUST BE SOLD.
OWNER HAS INSTRUCTED US TO
DISPOSE OF THIS IMPROVED FARM
OF 10 ACRES. a-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
70 SHARES PRIMARY WATER RIGHT
IN AN INCORPORATED DITCH.
BARN FOR II HEAD OF HORSES.
SMALL ORCHARD. . WELLS, NIPPLE
MENTS, FARM WAGON, 50 FEET OF
MODERN CHICKEN HOUSES, 3 MILES
SOUTH OF MURRAY.
STREET CAR WILL PASS AND BE
RUNNING BEFORE FALL PRICE.
$1,000: TERMS,
MONHEIM. DoWsE e MORRIS.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
IND 90 PHONES. BELL, 217O.
332 so. STATE ST,
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
YOU WANT TO SEE
BEAUTIFUL IDLEwILD. ~"
12TH SOUTH, nth EAST.
i

The highest class property In the city
limits today
s125 to $3.50; SO CASH. IS MONTH.
A money maker and you know II
few of the many advantages:
The highest class addition In the city
Every lot commands a fine view.
Above the smoke and dirt of the city.
Sidewalks and shade trees.
Let US show you. then Judge for your
self.
Take Sugar House car to terminal
Statesmen on the ground all day Sun
day to show you over the addition.
Our auto is at your service every day
in the week.
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VACANT

VACANT.
On East Bench.
2ix1o rods 9TH South, between 18th and
18th East; $1,000.
2bx7 rods TO alley on 18th East and 5th
South; 1880.
2ax2e rods, 18th East and 9Th South;
5000.
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HALLORAN-J LOAN AND
TRUST CO.
309 Main ST. Phone 1923.
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Homes In all parts OF the city from
$1,000 10 SIS. 900.
See US for bargains.
s450-50 IT. lot on University street,
near eth South: $50 cash.
S4S0--60 II. South 5rd East, close In.
$3.50 IT, lot. near 18th South and 18th
East.
s10oo-io #. on 1ith East. near 4th
South
S135o-4o II. on 9Th East, near Sth So.
North bench lots are choice; 6x1O rods
on 9th ave: only $500; a great snap
s6o0-Fine lot on 9th ave-; cheapest lot
on north bench.
Don't forget TO look at Paradise addi-
ton.
Lots $3.50 and upwards on 9TH r. car
line, city water etc. $40 cash. $40 month
ly. Better than savings bank.
Bargains in vacant property in all parts
OF the city.
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Sec US for business property; our spe'
cials cannot be eQualed.
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PETERSON r. e INV. CO..
sol Felt building,
341 South Main,
Bell $500. Ind. 1880.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT. CO,
351 Main Street Phones 27.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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Agents Royal Fire Insurance Co.
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During the last two weeks we sold
1000 In Salt Lake homes; This is evil
dence OF faith in our city. we are
agents and handle the choicest property
sa50o-10ox157 feet to alley, all in fruit
and berries; this Is a beautiful home on
9TH East south OF 11th South; S-room
house. In first class condition.; $1,000 cash,
$24oo-75x10O IT., corner. southeast. o.
room pressed brick. not modern but
good house: built two years, this Is
large corner lot. $500 cash.
ssooo-,southeast, 5oxl15 IT,, 5-room new
pressed brick, bath. toilet. electric lights.
sidewalks. all paid, $500 cash.
s3o0o-on University bench. close TO
6th South, east front. 5-roorn pressed
brick. modern, 41ax140 IT.; $500 cash; this
s42oo-2i blocks southeast OF postoffice,
i-room. modern. pressed brick. hot-air
heat, finished in No. 1 Oregon f1r. mis-,
sewer paid; Will sell furniture at sacri-
fice; very pretty home close to business
center.
built OF brick, bath, toilet. sewer connect
ed, all paid, built three years; $500 cash.
sesoo-A corner on University bench. a
apartments. 72X125 IT; nice lawns front
and back. fruit trees.
S3900-On 11th East 5-room bungalow,
| modern, an excellent home, nicely ar
ranged, hot-air furnace. mission style
| finish. See us for terms.
s32oo-s2ix165 IT,. all in fruit and ber-
| ries of all kinds; one 5-room brick, In
good condition; also l2-room frame. good
| barn; 18th South and 18th East; very
| easy terms.
$23. .000-3x20 rods of ground, five good
| houses, built Of brick, three 5-room each
! and one 10-room: the l0-room house has
| steam heat and finished In hardwood; this
| is one of the best buys for close-ln prop
| erty We know Of; will pay per cent net,
! three blocks from center Of city, part
| cash.
Do you want a good paying apartment
| house? We have one that will pay 10
per cent net. See us about 1t.
| VACANT.
| On East Bench.
2bxlo rods, 9TH South, between 18th and
| 18th East; $1,000.
25xI rods 10 alley on 18th East and 5th
| South; $3.50.
2Ax2e rods, 18th East and 9Th South;
5000.
Agents Royal Fire Insurance Co.
HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN AND
309 Main st, Phone 1923.
h3446
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING

SPECIALIZING BELLS ANNUNClA-
tors, fans. house telephones The Spo-
cialty Electrica! Repair Co. Ind 637.
1867
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WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE. OR
8 acres Of ground, in or near city. suita-
bic for chicken raising. Address tbs. |
Tribune he622 |
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WOULD NOT LIFT \ FINGER
TO CONVERT DENOUT CATHOLIC

Pittsburg April Tho Rev Fred
Crick H. Wright. who was pastor OF the
American Methodist church iu Rome
from 1900 10 1906 ass superintendent of
mission work I'm southern Italy for
for several years, said tonight that the
attitude OF Methodist missions In italy
had never been combatant to Catholi-
cism.
I'VE would not" ne asked leave 10
say through the press. "ift finger
90 convert O. devout Catholic 20 Prot
cstIntism
"The statement credited 70 Archbish
op Ireland today that the Methodist
propaganda On Rome is vile. caluInnl-
Gus in les assaults ON the Catholic faith
and dishonest in It's methods 10 win
prosclytes, is too general" said Mr.
Wright. "to warrant "a defense. But
let there Doe @ specific instance Of such
practisas.
Tho basis for the bin Is In the fact
that the Methodist church Is doing
things Boo ltaly-is progressing The
PrcsbytCrians too, are doing as great
% work as 'ye through the Waldensian
church. But we have no quarrel with
the good man on the Tiber. we wish
him God speed in an that rs for the up-
lfting OF the Italian, and we shall try
60 help him iu the great work. even
though 10 may not be appreciated.
MIR Roosevelt has done just what
was o. be expected of am American cIu-
zen
MI Wright Us now superintendent Of
Italian missions BOO tho western dis
trIct Of the North American continent.
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CASE CREATED GREAT
INTEREST IN FRANCE

Paris, April 2f-Nowhorc in Europe
has the failure Of the pope TO grant an
audience TO Mr. Roosevelt created
greater interest than in France. and il
Is expected to prove a strong card for
the government in the coming elections
as supporting thu contention of NJ
BRAND. the premier. that the recent
agitation Of the French episcopate was
inspired by the present intransigeut
and intolcrant attitude Of the vatican.
The Temps in it, account OF the in
cident recalls a conversation which
representative Of that paper had with
Mr. Roosevelt a day or two ago. in
which. evidently thinking Of the affair
Mr. Roosevelt eXtolied religious toler-
ance. pointing out, I'm America, his
friends included ministers of an de
nominations.
Il have "a particular sympathy said
Mr.. Roosevelt, FOR those who esteem
religious faith mystic. II even gives
man dynamic value which becomes
a benevolent force for him and others
Mr. Roosevelt also recalled, during
the course Of the interview. the visit Of
NJ Tardieu, foreign editor Of the
Temps. 10 the United States when he
dined at the White House with high
representatives, Of am churches Cath
Ollie bishops on that occasion fraterniz-
ing with Professionals and those OF
jewish faltn
"Tardieu must have noticed said
MI Roosevelt. that / was friend of
ministers of an cults. I have myself
mounted a pulpit and delivered SER
mon to the faithful ~ your religion.
who listened with greatest sympathy
THAT would be rather difficult In
Europe" remarked the correspondent
Yes ] think So responded MI
Roosevelt. with "A vigorous gesture Of
his head
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ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
SCORES THE METHODISTS

81 Paul, April Archbishop Ireland.
after reading the report from Rome
concerning the Roosevelt vatican incl
dent made the following statement %
the Associated Press
"of one thing I am certain-the Meth
udist propaganda in Rome is so vile. so
Calumnious I'M Us assaults ON the Cath
Ollie faith, so dishonest IN IFS methods
90 win prosclytes. that the holy father
is compelled by the vital principles of
his high office tQ avert az an cost the
slightest movement on his part that
might directly or indirectly. be inter
preted as abettug the propaganda or
approving even by implication. its pur-
poses and tactics
Since the Fairbanks incident have
received from Rome most reliable data.
that more than Justify any statement !
have heretofore made. or may az any
other time Dee prepared 10 make. with
regard To this Methodist propaganda.
Indeed. the Methodist minister ln
Rome, Rev. Mr. Triple, In his address
the Sunday after the Fairbanks nci-
dent gave an an sufficient indication
of rs rancorous spirit and OF the eyre
gious calumnies 10 which u resorts.
How far Cardinal Merry del'Na had
reason 10 suspect from the movements
of the Methodiats themselves. or other
wise, that there was peril lest Mr.
Roosevelt might even unwittingly be
cntangled In their meshes, / am not in
a position 70 say"
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MY HAIR GROW
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-05

tied debate followed the Introduction
today in the New York east conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church of
% resolution commencing ex-President
ROOSEVELT action in declining to seek
au audience with the pope because OF
conditions the vatican imposed The
resolution was later Withdrawn
The resolution was strongly opposed
not ON the ground that the conference
did not approve the action of the eN-
president, but ON the ground that this
approval ought t1 be taken for granted
and that to pass such resolutions would
only add fuel to thc flames OF the con-
trpycrsv
Bishop David NJ Moore. 900 the Now
York East Methodist conference today
said I'm my opinion Nr Roosevelt
BIAS acted simply as becomes sny high
minded citizen of country pledged 90
civil and religious liberty Ills con-
duct reveals u1 auiWua either toward
the pope 0r Roman Catholicism TRUE
Roman C1thnurisW never cuu Doe n
conflict with true Methods. EuIaeH-
ualiauisw and vice. versa. Ey renewed
devotion CO. the service uf God In sorry
inr our fellow mon. GOO such i advised
agitation should h. rehuk.d
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BP. MATT or COLORADO
VERY CONSERVATIVE

Denver. April Commenting on the
Roosevelt incident I'm Rome today.
Bishop n g. Matt Of the Catholic do
cese Of Colorado said.
w" should respect the feelings Of
both parties 90 the incident"
Bishop Matz declared he understood
the cause of friction between the
churches in Rome lies in the fact that
the 'Ncth1dists lend themselves TO the
Insulting Of the pope on every occasion.
] don't see why they don't stay al home
and attend 20 their own business"
Rabbi W. S. Friedman tonight said.
Il am neither q Methodist nor
Catholic and neither IS col Roosevelt
but I should say that he is right Again
IL is generally accepted that "a guest
should respect the wishes Of his host
and. therefore, / should say that the
pope is right
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INCIDENT EMPHASIZES
FAIRBANKS EPISODE

Cincinnati. o.. April 4.-Bishaps Earl
CraustOu and John Alden of the Metho-
dist church commented today sharply
on the vaticau's position regarding Col
Roosevelts visit. Bishop Crauston
said:
THE incident serves well To- cmpha-
size am ] have said or written uu the
real significance Of the Fairbanks cpl
sodc. Mr. Roosevelt is not "a Methodist.
but his spirit Of liberation is not great
or than that of MI Fairbanks. the
Methodist In his administration as
president. many of his friends thought
Mr. Roosevelt went beyond the limit of
political prudence IN trusting and hon
oring Roman Catholics but even he
had 10 be put under bonds In Rome II
seems the vatican accepts nothing
short Of absolute submission. including
the yielding up Of ones special priyi-
leges and religious and patriotic fell
l0wships
THE introduction Of tho Methodist
church I'm Rome as "a feature iu this last
episode Is gratuitous Much as they
may honor Mr.. Roosevelt. our people
there had no desire or purpose 10 EN-
barrass him by any invitation Interior
ing with his wish to call ON the pope
We are sure he would not insult us IN
return for such consideration by sub
hitting 10 the dictation Of our traduc-
ers. and ne has not disappointed us
"Americanism Is worth more 20 the
world than a papal assumption, and IT
is the spirit Of Americans that Is now
again put under tho ban by the pope
No honcyod words for the public can
change that fact. The Methodists are
not I'm this case"
Bishop John Alden. who expressed
himself plainly when the Fairbanks in
cidcnt occurred said two monumental
bluudors had been committed by the
present pope. He declared Pope leo
was far too wise Co have been guilty
Of the errors Of Plus.
"But." ne added ''it o. not after AN.
the Methodist church who has its brs-
Ties out but the Roman Catholic
church The Methodist church has
not been injured in the least. We are
used TO the insults and attacks ~
Rome, perhaps more than any other
denomination. owing TO tho fact we
have been active I'm many countries
which are peculiarly Roman. among
them Mexico. Brazil, and Italy, includ-
ing Rome.
TT is our success that has aroused
Rome and made hcr lift her bristles.
II we had not been successful n Meth
odism wore not vital, powerful force
where we have planted IL, we would
hear nothing from Rome"
CONFERENCE REFUSED TO
ADOPT RESOLUTION
NHddletown. Conn. April "A spir-
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AN AFFAIR BETWEEN
GENTLEMEN" SAYS BP. FOLEY

Detroit Mich. April Bishop John
Foley of the Roman Catholic diocese
OF Detroit, boz speaking Of Theodore
Roosovclt's failure TO have an audience
with the pope, said.
1T is an affair between gentlemen
and To- make a religious issue Of IL rs
absurd. There are certain conditions
surrounding an audience with the
pope. and since Mr. Roosevelt decided
he could not comply with the condi-
tons, % was impossible for him TO be
granted an interview.
- have too high a regard for Mr.,
Roosevelt To- haSe the slightest ofense
from his attitude. he has shown
marked courtesy to Catholics when
ever ne has come in contact with them
and we AN realize that he would never
Intentionally offend those of our faith
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BISHOP O'DEA DECLARES
BOTH WE'RE JUSTIFIED

Seattle. Wash. April 5-Bishop Ed
ward J. O'Dea Of the Catholic diocese
OF Seattle In commenting ON eX-Presi-
dent Roosevelts decision not To accept
an audience with Pope Plus under the
conditions outlined bv the vatican au-
thorities. declared yesterday that both
the ex-pfesidcut and the vatican We're
Justified In the position taken.
Both the pope and Mr.. Roosevelt
were within their rights under the
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circumstances said Bishop O'Dea.
THE pope was entitled to some guar
antee that his position would be rec
spocted ON the other hand. as far as
Dir Roosevelt b. concerned. he cNer-
cised his privilege as on American
citizen iu retaining from visiting the
pope
intelligent and wcll-moauing ciu-
zens Of the United states who gave
the matter the consideration that is
due it. win certainly not blame tho
pone and viii give Mr.. Roosevelt cred
il FOR his decision under the cirCum-
stances Mr. Roosevelt was loo di-