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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-10
MEDALS FOR MARKSMEN
Crack Shooters of Signal Corps Given
Trophies for Efficiency on
Rifle Range.

Medals have been awarded to ten mem
bers of the signals corps of the national
guard for efficiency on the rifle range
last summer, three for experts, two for
sharDshooters and five as marksmen.
Owing TO the rather late start last year
members of the signal corps did not shoot
on some Of the long ranges, nor at rapid
fire, thus accounting for the few shots IN
the higher class. The medals were award
ed to the following:
Experts-Sergeant c. W. Wilson, Ser
geant J. w Farrell, Sergeant lie Roy
Warthman.
Sharpshooters - Captain F.. lie Roy
Bourne, Corporal Dean Swift
Observation-Disclosures T. D. Foster
Lieutenant Paul Armstrong, sergeant j.
f. Flower, Corporal Robert Richardson,
Private Val S. Hoy.
Shooting on the range will start TINS
year much earlier than a year ago, ana
arrangements are being made for better
transportation for the officers and men
who compete. 1t is probable the work on
the range will begin early next month,
when members of the guard will DO
shooting on the Bonneville range every
Sunday.
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USUAL SCHEDULE
RESTORED FRIDAY
Southern Pacific Starts Trains
and Will Soon Round
Into Shape.
THROUGH TRAINS RESUMED
ERA OF WAsHOUTS ON HARRl-
MAN LINES MAY BE OVER.

Train service on the Southern Pacific
line across Nevada was resumed yester-
day, and with the arrival at Ogden at
2:10 today of train No. 2, the Overland
Limited. from the coast, through traffic
from the west viii have been restored,
the first since the destructive WashOuts
of ten days ago. At the same time, four
trains, which left Ogden during yester-
day. are headed for Oakland, where they
are due TO arrive today.
The first train out of Ogden for the
coast, via the direct route. was No. 3,
due to leave for the west at $40. which
cleared yesterday morning at about 10
O'Clock. This was followed soon after by
No. 6. In the afternoon No. departed
at 4:20, and at 4:j0 the Overland Limited
pulled out of the station. Late advices
received at the Salt Lake offices were
that no difficulty was anticipated in get
ting the trains through to their destina-
ton.
While the. Overland Limited, on regu-
lar schedule, is due to leave Oakland pier
an hour and forty minutes after the de-
parture of No. 1, it should be the first TO
time, and is scheduled to overtake and
pass No. a Sparks, New.
Some time today all of the detoured
Southern Pacific trains will have reached
Ogden or Oakland. No more trains are
to be sent via the detOured route, and by
Friday passenger traffic on the Southern
Pacific is expected to conform 10 the
schedule in force prior to the washOuts.
Damage Not So Great.
The resumption of through traf came
earlier than expected. As the construc-
ton gangs worked west of Palisade thea
discovered that the damage to the road
was not as great in the center of the
canyon as at either end. and that as a
/ consequence the temporary repairs to /
! low of the passage of trains could be
p or
been fOreCasted
! For over a week the combined efforts
of all the construction forces at the com
! mand of the Southern Pacific from Og-
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NO DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, GAS
Or OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS.

you be suffering now from any stomach
disorder you can get relief within i've
minutes.
If you will get from your pharmacist
a 50-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin you
could always go to the table with a
hearty appetite. and your meals would
taste good, because you would know
there would be no Indigestion or Sleep
less nights or Headache or Stomach
misery all the next day; and, besides,
you would not need laxatives or liver
pills to keep your stomach and bowels
clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist, and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure the
worst case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia
There is nothing better for Gas on the
Stomach or sour Odors from the stomach
or to cure a Stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the house.
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Relief in Five Minutes Awaits
Every Man or Woman Who
Suffers From a BAD
Stomach.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take
little Diapepsin occasionally. This pow
erful digestive and antacid, though as
harmless and pleasant as candy, will di-
gest and prepare for assimilation into
the blood all the food you can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves, with
out the slightest fear Of Indigestion or
that you viii be bothered with sour ris-
ings, Belching, Gas on Stomach, Heart
burn, Headach from stomach, Nausea,
Bad Breath. Water Brash or a feeling
like you had swallowed a lump of lead.
or other disagreeable miseries. Should
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den to San Francisco have been centered
on the work of reopening the transconti-
mental line. Two general managers mace
their headquarters in the flood zone ah9
remained in direct command day ana
night With the opening of traffic, Gen
eral Manager Calvin viii return 10 san
Francisco and General Manager Ban
croft is expected to reach salt Lake the
evening.
by the floods has been given out by any
Of the railroad officials, but II VIII dp-
prOximate half a million dollars, not IN
Guiding the loss Of business caused Dy
the interruption of traffic.
Advices received at the Salt Lake OF
fices of the Salt Lake division OF the
Southern Pacific were in erect that lne
Humboldt river, which TUESDAY hieH'
threatened to again become dangerous
was going down. and that no further
trouble was anticipated at this time Inc
rampage of Bear river, on the oregon
Short Line, did not amount TO much- aho
IL was necessary to detour but two trains
of this system via Ogden.
Praise courtesies of Road.
Salt Lake people. delayed by the wash
outs continue TO return TO the city
Among the latest arrivals are ); o. ia, "a
cobs. Senator w. y. Williams, Mrs. VII
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Davis
They are all loud in their praise of tht
courteous treatment of the railroad OF
ficials and state that while they enjoyed
the experience they are glad to get home
A printed list of guests of the belateC
trains who spent an evening With Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Hancock at the Capito
hotel at Battle Mountain contains th'
ma mes of two Salt Lakers. W. o. COulsoI
and J. f. Cawley, in addition to Lucille
Dfiggs Of Ogden. It is reported that the
twenty-seven guests spent most enjoy
able evening.
No additional advices on the situation
on the Western Pacific in Nevada have
been received at the Salt Lake offices. l
is confidently believed through traffic
will be restored inside OF week In th'
meantime mixed trains are being Oper
ated as far west as Shafter
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

run SALe-hEAL ESlHIE
FOR sALE-27O acres choice land.
ToOele county, miles from new smell
quire OF J. f. Cochrane, 1850 5. State
Salt Lake City.
FOR SALE-Several modern houses;
small payment; balance same as rent
Also few lots, Nye's addition Snap.
W. B. ANDREWS & CO..
aOl d. z. Walker Bldg, Both phones
CONTROLLING interest in high-class
advertising business for sale; excellent
profits; few hundred dollars capital re-
ouired. Eastern owners unable to give
proper attention. Exceptional opportun-
tty for capable man. Address s. Her
Republican.
FOR sALE-NEw 5-RooM MODERN
HOUSE ONLY 31s BLOCKS FROM
POSTOFgICE. s31O6.
FARMS TO SELECT FROM IN DAVIS,
SOME ACREAGE ON STREET CAR
LINE WE BUY. SELL AND TRADE.
MAKE LOANS AND BUILD HOMES.
WE SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE OF
OUR FRIENDS. IF YOU WISH TO
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE & LOAN
COMPANY.
Heber c. Iyerson, Pres. Lon J. TIaddock'
125 Main Street Bell 1871.
1t would be a surprising thing II any
one who contemplatss buying real es-
tate in or near this city should over
look a single real estate ad in TINS
paper. OF course. ii MIGHT happen
FOR SALE-You can hardly improve on
/ this proposition for a nice, substantlal
modern home in one OF the close-in oeSt
/ residence districts: on Sd Ave. near u
ST.; one new buff brick broom cottage,
I bath. toilet, pantry, closets; rooms ali
nicely papered; all windows and doors
1 screened: stairs to floored attic; full rock
/ basement; electric light; arranged Tor
heater; water and sewer connection
I lawns and paved walks. Price $500 Good
terms. Both phones 1l12
/ FOR SALE-Choice warehouse site. Sxl0
rods. facing east on 9Th West bet. LIST and
I ID So. on r. r. tracks. Fine opportunity
| to secure warehouse property at reason
able price. $3.50 Both phones 1l12.
! FOR SALE-AIodern home, seven rooms,
large lot, choice location; cheap. lis Cen
ter St.
FOR sALE-s2, 80 will purchase a good
substantial 7-rOom house, lot 215x10 rods,
on 9TH w bet North and South Temple
streets This is positively a snap, as the
house could hardly be built for this price.
{ Let us show you. 1t is worth While.
/ Both phones III.
FOR SAI.E-SO acres Oregon land in
Military land grant. viii sell cheap
if sold quick. Address Y >, Herald-Re-
| publican.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. A. Keirle to d. {. Mcintyre
lots 90 and 20, Western Pacific ad- -,
ditiOn ...... ..........-... -. '.....-s @''
E s. Lauger to D, c. MCINTYRE.
lots Il and 2, Western Pacific ad- a.,
George S. Smith and wife to R ".
Katz and wife. part of lot s, block
81, plat A.. ---....-..-..-. .....;.....
Peter Rasmussen and wife to Tracy
Loan & Trust company, lot 30
block l. Hunters subdivision
W. S. Hanauer to Stanley White
head, land in Douglas Heights -. LOO,
George NJ. Downey and wife to
las Heights 49,. ......-......... LOG
Andrew ChristophersOn and wife TO
township ? south range ] west. :. 2.O0
Alfred H. Taylor nd wife to Hazel
d. Mullett. part Of lot 3. block 10
plat b.. ..--.---.... -. Lon
A n. HUMPHREYS and wife to Sarah
z. Newcomb, lots 1 and 2, Sunny
side addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Coal & Junk company, part of lot
a. block %, plat F...................-
Victor L. Johnson 10 Jane H.
Shields, part of lot 10, block 3d. ten
acre plat A.. .................... LOO
Mary E. Yeager to Ashton-Jenkins
company. part of lot !, block q, -,
plat B.. -..--...-..s.. .'............ -oW
Edgar o. Best and wife to Rufus K.
Hardy, part of ST. Adams subdivi-
Josephine Christensen to A. II.
Westman, lot II, block 3 New
England addition ...............--...
A. l.. Young to ]. E. Leonard. part
of lot 40 and all of lot 80, block B.
East Waterloo .-.--..--..-..-.-.--.-.. LOO
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent for year with priv
ilege to buy; a farm of from to % acres
OF good soil, near city; must at least have
house and barn on place, but prefer place
that is fully equipped; high class care
guaranteed. A. f. Carol. 304 Brooks Ar
cade.
WANTED-Faranhig lands for sugar
beets, potatoes and vegetables; near CITY
or country. Rocky Mountain Produce Co.
225 w. LIST SO. Bell phone S445.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CURRAN 4 POWER.
THIRTEEN ROOMS, modern, hot and
cold water in rooms, rent 5000. Close in
and doing good business. VIII sell very
reasona BILE. Investigate.
sIxTY-TWo ROOMS. strictly modern.
up-to-date European hotel, low rent, four
one -ha lf-year lease; every room fuil;
$4,000 will handle IL.
EIGHTEEN ROOMS, steam heat, fine
location, two one-half-year lease; rent
5000 A snap at $4,000. Half down.
SEVENTEEN ROOMS, steam heat, a
block from business center; house 1ula;
price $4,000. Terms.
EIGHTEEN ROOMS, furniture been
used three months. Everything new. fine
location; transient house; price $3.50.
RESTAURANT up-to-date, fine kitchen.
central location, gross daily receipts SSO.VO.
A snap at $4,000.
RESTAURANT, right in the center OF
city; Just listed; will sell entire busine SIS
for s. 5OO.O0 Worth much more. II you
want a strictly up-to-date place, see this
one.
WE CAN GIVE YOU PARTICULARS
- EVERY GOOD BUY IN THE MAR
KET. SEE Us BEFORE BUYING. WE
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
CURRAN & POWER,
Suite s05 and 400, Boyd PARK Bldg,
Bell 749.
Ind. 1921.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR SALE-Or partner wanted, in !
strictly first class manufacturing bust
ness with enormous possibilities. To mar
of ambition. honesty and integrity IL will
absolutely make large fortune. To you
own advantage to investigate this. Reason
for selling, financial embarrassment 2
80. erald-Republican.
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SOCIETIES.


WAsATCH LODGE No. l, F. and A Nj.
Masonic temple, corner LIST South and I'd
East Regular meetings second Friday Of
each month. Members of sister lodges and
sOiOurning brethren cordially invited. A G.
Wherry, W. NJ; 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. Sojournfng brethren invited.
c. H FISHER, sd Degree,
". M. Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. e.
F. H CARR, 32d Degree,
W. NJ. James Lowe Chapter Of Rose
g 10 j. McNITiT. s2d Degree,
Commando of Salt Lake Council OF Ka-
IAN dXMEs ii. BROWN. sSd Degree.
NJ. of NJ. of Consistory No. J.;
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, 33d Degree,
Register for all the bodies.
u0TTrIT MORIAH LODGE No.2 r ana
M-Regular meetings held at Masonic
teronle. corner LIST South and I'd East the
second Monday of each month. Members
Of sister lodges and brethren In good
P. A. SIMPKIN, W. N.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary.
1RGENTA LODGE No. 3. F. and A. M
a
oIa Corner Secoad East and First South
~ first Tuesday Of each month Mem
t ne Of sister lodges and sojourning breth.
rem cordially invited to attend.
ie" f. II. CRAGER, W. NJ
n G. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
TITAH COMMANDERY No. !. Knigbts
q,eynnlars.-Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic temple. cor. I'd East and LIST South.
~ Sirst Thursday OF each month so,
ssns-.tn1 Sir knights cordially invited 10
yt.a,,d JOHN T. BRECKoN 70 y
n %. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder
UTAH CHAPTER No. i. r. A NJ
100 conyocations held at Masonic fero-
ne corner Second East and First South
~ tazt wednesday of each month. Ga.
sa,,~rinz companions cordially invited Ia
ssttend F. H KUTNEWSKY, II. p.
NJ. G. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No. !
meets every second and fourth Saturday
avening of each month In Odd Fellows.
temple. Market street.
RROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
WOMEN. Homestead No. 11s2, meets
every Thursday evening at O'Clock IN
Federation Of Labor hall. corner 9Th South
foreman: ]. Everett SeeIy. cor, 722 SoCsfl
I'd East. Bel phone 5s45-K.
MACCABEES-Uton tent No. meets
every Wednesday evening at l. o. o. r.
hall, Market st. sojourning Sir knights
cordially invited
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Many New Provisions.

The new provisions worked into the
Knight franchise, TO which several mora
anne ndments will probably be added by
the council before the matter is finished,
are the following;
For ten years the Knight company
shall pay no revenue to Salt Lake, but
for the Tema lining forty years of the
franchise the city shall receive a fee of
% cents on every car entering and re-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
KELLY & MONTROSE,
420 Mccormick Block.
Ia WILL Pay Won 70

KELLY & MONTROSE,
420 Mccormick Block.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO
investigate this BROOM HOUSE on
EAST list SOUTH; turns people away
every night: clears sl25 a month; $3.50
will put you in.
Is ROOMS
ON MAIN STREET BLOCKS from the
business district, furniture the best This
is a bargain at half the price; $1,000 down.
the bal. on easy terms.
10 ROOMS
ON EAST IND SOUTH, 8 BLOCKS from
Main street: furniture good as new; no
trouble to rent rooms here; $500 will see
you IN.
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. WE CAN
GIVE YOU A FIGURE ON ANYTHING
IN THE MARKET.
KELLY & MONTROSE,
40 Mccormick Block.
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Bio Investment.

A short time ago a number of Salt
Lake men investigated the vast coal
fields at Miller Greek In Carbon county,
this state. and were so impressed with
the high quality of the coal that they
invested a half million dollars of Utah
money. This coal is now upon the local
market and is called "HIAWATHA."
1t is very hard and does not slack, and
for storage purposes has no equal.
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KNIGHT FRANCHISE
HAS MANY CHANGES
Special Council Committee
Practically Disposes of
Promoters Application.
DECIDES SALTAIR ROUTE
THIRD TRACK ON SOUTH TEMPLE
STREET AGREED UPON

As result Of the first nights meeting
of the special council committee of five
10 consider franchise matters, the Jesse
knight franchise was practically COM
pleted last night so far as the commit
tee is concerned, and attention was then
directed to the Saltair franchise. The
changes made in the Knight franchise
will be submitted TO the Provo promoters
before the matter is put up 10 the city
council and other franchises will he
talked over by the committee before the
council gets a chance at them.
In regard TO the Saltair franchise the
committee practically agreed to allow the
company 10 build a third track on South
Temple street, from Ninth West TO Fifth
West street then interlace the Utah
Light & Railway compsny's tracks across
the viaduct. then go on their own tracks
10 Pierp0nt street, and east on PierpOnt
10 the proposed terminal station of the
company. The third track will be al
lowed by the committee If 20 per cent OF
the property owners along the street
agree not To make a fight.
The special council committee is COM
posed of J. B. Moreton. chairman: &c q
o DOnnel. +. 5 FeTnstrOm, W. G. Lyme
and Mark Reedall. 1t was decided 70
meet again this afternoon at , O'Clock
in the council chamber.
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HAVE INTEREST in a local manu-
featuring plant. Am compelled to
relinquish It Immediately. Address d
-. Herald Republican,
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAl-Let me write yO1T
speeches. lectures, orations, club papers.
etc. / make a speciality of preparing ad-
dresses of high merit on any subject.
Confidential reasonable. John Bernard.
s1l Missouri Bldg. Kansas City, No.
MRS. CRANE, chlrspodist work. oofhs
removed without pain. q v. "a So. NJ. =
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 81 Up
Main. we own our own records.
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Pioneer aoonnn

Furnished. laid and guaranteed By
LAMBERT PAPER CO
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Don't worry; smoke Langsdorfs,
Schramm-J Johnson, Drugs.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-A good energetic agent
wanted to represent a prominent life ia
surance company in this section; special
and attractive features; liberal contract
to right party. Address Stacey Wilson,
Gen. Mgr, American Temperance Life,
253 Broadway, n. ".
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FOUND.

FoGNDSLady's gold watch with fob
attached. Address d 26, Herald Repub-
lican.
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FOR SALES, 80 will purchase a good
substantial 7-rOOm house, lot 21sX10 rods,
on eth w. bet. North and South Temple
streets This is positively a snap, as the
house could hardly be built for this price.
Let us show you. 1t is worth while.
Both phones 1i12
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FOR SALE
BUY THIS HOME TODAY.
Big bargain to party with cash.
Private sale only, 10 save buyer deal
eTs commission.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 1872 \.
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 hall; large
basement, with concrete walls and ce-
ment floor; attic partly floored; stair
ways. All modern cOnYeniences-
24xS rods, with permanent right of
way on side.
Cost IS, 200 two years ago. Property
values make the home worth $500
now-but--
IT MUST GO QUICKLY.
SEE OWNERS TODAY.
1852 NORTH FIRST WEST.
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FOR SALE-A number Of used automo-
biles at one-third TO one-haf original
prices; all IN first-clGss Csndition; terms
ii desired 6harman Auto Co. Is South
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A fine home-a real snap
will only last a few days-a large D.
room DIT. Northumberland Onary
wash basin--a large pantry-closet-2
rooms can be finished upstsirs-large ce-
ment basement-faces east on wide street
81. O0o-S1, 60o-cash balance 3 yeaFs-Ad-
dress G II, Herald-R Republican.
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FOR sALE-sO acres Oregon land in
Military land grant. VIII sell cheap
if sold quick. Address Y ;, Herald-Re-
publican.
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FOR SALE-Good paying clothing
store in live mining camp; owner retir-
ing from business; excellent opportun-
ity. Address L 2, Herald Republican.
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WANTED-Agents wanted. up-to-date
household article. V. E. Berg, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
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FOR SALE-Modern home. seven rooms,
large lot, choice location; cheap. us Cen
ter St.
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FOR SALE-Choice warehouse site, Sxl0
rods facing east on 9Th West bet. LIST and
ID So. on r. r. tracks. Fine opportunity
to secure warehouse property at reason
able price. $3.50 Both phones 1ll2.
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FOR sALE-3-room new brick. e. l.. city
water. $500.
Groom new mod. brick, So. 10th East.
ST. $50
7-room new mod. brick fine home, s., 800
5O-foot lots; go down, $40 month; walks
in.
o. Olson, SIS Herald Building. Bell 6s75
FOR SALE-List your property for sails
s1.b US. Halloran-Judgs Co. 800 Main 81
FOR SALE-Farms in Utah and Ida
no; also easy payments on homes; bust
ness property close in. Porter, Grant
& Co. 1876 L. Sd So. Bell Tel. 1856.
FOR SALE
FOR GREEN RIVER FRUIT LANDS
See Healy & Van Noy, 500 Herald Bldg
Both phones 1909
WE BELL real estate-tnat ali. TuttIs
Bros. 153 Main st. Red ball signs.
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 a 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 lll2.
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No
rnsefs every second and fourth Saturda,
evening Of each month In Odd Fellows
temple, Market street.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN. Homestead No. 1872, meets
every Thursday evening at O'clock IN
Federation Of Labor hall. corner 9Th South
and State streets. David RernheisaI,
foreman: ]. Everett SeeIy. cor, 722 Soc.1
I'd East Bell phone 5245-K.