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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03


ISRAEL" THE GREATEST PLAY
THIS SEASON.
A play of tremendous force and
said to be the authors masterpiece Is
Henry Bernstein's Israel" which for
the past two months has been creating
4 great big sensation among regular
playgoers and others during it's run
at the Criterion theater, New York
Bernstein's The Thief and Sam
son." are already familiar to theater-
goers and both have been accepted as
remarkable plays. His Israel" shows
the same wonderful constructive abil-
ity, for while surprise follows sur
prise in quick succession, the intense
interest is fully maintained until the
final curtain falls. The young French
author has told his story in three
acts, the first showing the lounging
room of the Rue Royale club; the
the second, the apartments OF the
Duchess of Croucy; and the third, the
studio of Thibault of Croucy, the sou
of the duchess. Foremost among the
Jew haters of Paris is young Thi-
hault of Croucy and his principal dis
like in ell the world is a wealthy He
brew banker, Justin Gutlieb, who is
q member Of the Rue Royale club, be-
fore the young man was born and
who is still a member at the begin
ming of the story. Thibault has called
together a number of his friends, all
aristocrats, to see him force the eld-
erly Hebrew to tender his resigna-
ton as a member of the club. This
however, Gutlieb refuses to do and
is so deeply insulted by Thibault, who
is also famous for his duels that a
duel becomes imperative. Hearing of
this meeting between her son and the
Hebrew banker, the Duchess of
Croucy, tries by every means in her
power TO prevent it. She appeals to
her son with no success and in her
extremity, as a last resort she sends
for Gutlieb. And again her efforts
are futile. Thibault enters his moth
er's apartments, just as the banker is
| leaving, and, white with rage demands
from his mother an explanation as to
the presence of his arch enemy at
such time In every possible way
the duchess tries TO avoid the issue
and at one time the young man is on
the point of leaving his mother ap-
on the door horrible suspicion over
comes him and turning, in a scene of
tremendous dramatic power, he forces
the frightened hysterical and suffer
ing woman TO admit that the man he
wishes to kill upon the so-called field
of honor is the man who is responsible
for his being and that he, Thibault
of Croucy, the most indicative Jew
hater in Paris is himself a Hebrew.
The duel follows hut Thibault merely
scratches his adversary and with his
pride completely crushed seeks re-
fuge in his own apartments, fully re-
solved to end it all by putting himself
out of the way. The company present
ing Israel" is identical with that
which contributed as much to the sue
cess of the play during the New York
run.
Charles Frohman is to present 'Is-
rael' at the Grand Opera House Fri
day evening, March T.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

Don't forget Saturday, March 5, is
Oliver Plow Day at ]. H. Schellhase's s
Buggy, Wagon, Harness and Impie-
ment store, 217-22J East Fifth street.
Everybody visiting us on that day will
get chance on an Oliver Plow to be
given away free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

COLUMBUS-Myron T. Herrick,
former governor of Ohio, was ap
pointed to succeed himself as trus-
tee Of the Ohio Archaeological and
Historical society by Governor Har.
mon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

AKRON-The Akron Democratic
club endorsed Governor Harmon for
denomination and reelection and ex-
pressed supreme faith in his effici-
ency, ability and fearlessness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
APpRouE pErIrInM

Trustees of Sugar Creek township
have approved the petition of land
owners, requesting the building of a
16 foot permanent roadway from
Beach City TO Wilinot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

LIMA-Mrs. John Maxwell, her
sister, Lenna Myers, son Robert, and
Miss Edith Slagle, of Defiance, a
guest, ate heartily of French canned
peas and nearly died of ptomaine
poisoning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

BELLEFONTAINE-While keeping
vigil at the bedside of his sick moth
er, who is eighty-seven years old,
John Roberts. siXty-nine years old,
was found dead seated in his chair
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
AMUSEM ENTS
) AAAANNAAeNNuNN~NNA.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday, March s--"The Fair Co.
3D."
Friday, March 4-"lsreal."
Monday, March 1.-THE Joy Rider"
Wednesday, March 9-"The Bar.
rier."
ORPHEUM,
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures
Afternoon and Evening.
ODEoN.
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures.
MAJESTIC.
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures.
AUDITORIUM.
Week February 2s-EIks' Indoor
Circus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
ANHEUsER BUSCH

Book Beer is here and ready for sale
A. w. Young, wholesale dealer, 939
East Fifth street. Both phones, 391,
Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

BEREA-Burglars cut telephone
wires leading to several houses before
entering them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm

N"N'J NSSS'S SNes
Gives Relief at Once.
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
Taste and Smell. Flu
gists or by mail. In
Ely BROTHERS, 56 WA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

Wait for your change-you have
some coming in Roses Shoe SALE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

"TRUE-SHAPE" HOSIERY, nice hose in and
green-reguar price 35c-closng price 17c pair.
GUARANTEED" HOSIERY in TAM brown, navy and gray,
excellent uuaty-regular price 25c-choice 17c pair.
EXTRA QUALITY REGULAR 25c HOSIERY-choice of a
very large variety coo and styecosing price 17c
ENTIRE STOCK REGULAR SOC HOSIERY-excellent quail
i styles and coorsclosing sale price is 34c pair
"WAYNE-KNIT" HOSIERY-looks and like SOC quail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
DEALS OF THE WEEK.

Heavy demand for now subdivision
bench property seems to have been the
feature OF the past week In real es-
tato circles. Inquiries and invest
ments iu lots and residences on the
north. east and southeastern parts of
the city have been strong and nuuer-
GUS Accordingly. the agents with
such property u hand have expert
cnccd "a busy and profitable week, in
spite 81 the temporary damper turned
on by the Feeling snoWstorm Of Tues
day night. followed by "a chill in tho
afr ever since. Several important deals
10 business property have been closed
this week also. notably the purchase
Of a site on Second North for its pro
posed 100000 plant by the Utah Ice
a Storage company. the securing oi
the Burton property on Second West
by the Utah Lumber company. the
purchase ON Third South near State
of "a building site for the salt Lake
. Costuming company. All In an it has
been satisfactory week. with the
hest OF indications for Improvement as
spring advances into summer with "a
bumper year I'm store.
Having this week paid $4,000 for 5'&
xlGJ tcot at 13i south Second West
street the old Gen Robert r. Burton
residence. the Utah Lumber company
is now planning extensive improve
monts to this valuable addition 10 their
land holdings In this city, In connection
with its lumber yard which fronts on
First South street
Another contemplated big building
for salt Lake is the proposed immense
ice plant which the Utah Ice g. Storage
company IS now planning Co erect ON its
newly acquired location ON Second
North street. between Third West and
Fourth West streets. l0X20 rods. pur-
chased this week az a. cost of t2i,J1O
The plant viii cost close to 100000 and
i'm connection with the old plant. which
has a capacity of go tons Of artificial
ice "a day. the company viii manufac-
turc nearly 300 tons OF ice each q
hours. The increasing of the size Of the
city has justified this large expenditure.
the present ice plants of the city not
being able To- near take care 0t the
summer demand for ice.
The Sierra Nevada nil company D.
now completing well equipped fac
tory az No. s. south Third West street
II is expected 10 have the plant in OPP
Grafton by April 1. They have installed
"a new modern plant with an the up-to-
date devices known 20 the trade, with
power house and dry kilns
During the past week Capt Webb of
tho high school has negotiated with
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS company for the cree
ton Of a $1,000 residence in the new
addition this company is placing on the
market The house when completed
will face on Thirteenth East street just
south Of Tenth South.
Edward J.. Egli has just commenced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
FOUR HUNDRED LOTS
SOLD IN THREE WEEKS

Four hundred lots sold In Highland
Park addition Is the report from kim
bah g. Richards, ana IL Is but three
weeks since this 800 acre tract with It's
nearly 5000 lots. was thrown open to
the public. The firm is not little
proud Of this record sale during what
has been rather a quiet term in the
real estate market In general. The
proposed 500. 900 improvements In High
land Park are now well under way. but
most Of the sales mentioned above were
made with these improvements in pros
pective. or under promise. but when the
grading, curbing, paving OF streets and
walks become "a reality there viii be-
they figure, an unsatshod demand FOR
lots In this popular new addition This
week the sales force Of the company
has been busy as bees, with two autos
going all the time. and sometimes eour
additional cars have been pressed into
service 60 accommodate the large num-
Der of investors Still other people have
taken the Sugar House line. which runs
close 20 the addition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
INVESTMENTS IN
FARM LANDS PAY

Few years ago. q. w Hnudson
OF Brigham city purchased 400 acres
of dry lands on the county road. about
midway between Brigham city and
Corinne. Some of IL was procured for
$3.50 an acre. Today it is worth
from $50 to 500 an acre, and the crops
It Is producing prove IL would pay
high interest on several times those
figures Last season. without a drop
Of water. 100 acres of this land pro-
duccd $3.50 bushels Of as fine wheat
as was ever grown That gives an
average OF 37ia bushels 20 the acre
for the entire 100 acres. Ground there
produced 40 bushels Of barley 20 the
acre. Prior 10 being acquired by the
Knudson Brothers. this land was COW
cred by forest of sagebrush. much Of
II almost as high as a mans head.
The summer follow method Is followed,
blowing i'm early spring. with an oc-
casioual harrow. to be followed by
planting the latter part OF August.
or early In September. This is suffi-
ciently early 10 give the grain a good
start before ovcrtaken by cold winter
weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26

the building Of a $500 residence Boo
Valley View addition. the southeast
subdivision owned by Ashton-Jonkus
company George Coulam has also
started q $4,000 home iu tho same adj
dtion. and Mrs Coulam, his mother.
Is starting residence iu the Sumo
subdivision
Ashton jenkins company has just
completed the curb and gutter on the
eastern half OF lis tract of ground
known as Valley View
ON Thursday. Ashton jenkins conn
pauy sold hvc-room cottage ON
Roosevelt avenue 10 NJ. J Greenwood
and $500 piece Of ground. 4lANls'
feet on second west near Second south.
60 r. r.. Gibbs. for Alfred CrcbbIn.
Ashtou-Jenkins company viii have ou
the market Coz about two weeks new
addition. situated Just east of the new
Orphans homo on Tenth South and
Thirteenth East streets. az the ho1d
Of the we'll known valley View adl'
ton Already q score of teams is 900
work grading and making The "Nt'n.
sive improvements which viii ch1ric.
torize this now subdivision. cement
sidewalks. cement curbs and CUTTERS.
steel posts at corners probably gas
mains-thcso are some of the improve
ments contemplated. Ashton Brothers.
who are heavily Interested boz the deal.
are going % Counue their buildings up-
cratlons o. this new tract Of ground.
W. A. shepherd formerly with the
Travellers Insurance company and
O'Mera Brothers. win hereafter have
charge Of the Office Of Ashtou-Jeukins
company Florence u. Gibbs who has
been with tho firm for seven years. viii
leave on Aprtl IS for Europe.
Danley and Johnson report the busi-
est week Of the spring with the fol-
lowing late sales: To Mrs. Martini IT..
Arthur from DR. l.. W snow Tot "u
sixth avenue. X176. Mrs Arthur l7
going 20 improve same at once. They
have also sold FOR Mrs Iona W Rob
orts To- Mrs George W Miner h'u
and lot on Eighth West street for $500.
also to Mrs Matte W. Katz from Geo.
smith. house and lot on Second East
s.. 500. also a lot ON Vine street 90 John
Berger from Catherine Lewis Tor $3.50
Thcv say there Is a great deal ot ln-
ouirv FOR acreage and land and are zoe
ing 10 give more attention 90 that dee
partmcnt in the future.
During the past week Morris g.
Dnwsc sold 100 acres In Tooele to Dr.
Monsoon FROM Mr. Harding, also cot
tage east ON Fourth South from Mr
Samuelson 10 Mr.. Nightingale for
50 500. "a $1,000 cottage on Roberta
street from n. v Hyde 10 Mr Baden
berger. so acres In Bexburg from John
A. Lewis Co Henry W. Taylor
This company has also closed a lease
with Milwaukee company for
state street business site.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
SOUTHEAST SECTION
GROWS IN POPULARITY

The Peterson Real Estate company
report sales This week running be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Tho present
demand seems to be- strongest for resi-
denco property on the east and south
sides The starting OF the great paw
ing project all the way along Ninth
Fast from South Temple 20 Twelfth
South. over two miles seems 20 have
stimulated buying along that thorough
iare and the streets near TO Ninth East
NE cost Of that paving amounts 10
'5lAliF and tho work Is now well
under way but viii require several
months to complete on April 1, the
Peterson company win move from their
present quarters twhere the Walker
estate VIII soon commence the erection
OF half million store and office build
mgl to room 30l Felt building, just
across the street The sales for this
week that are ready 20 give out are
Follows. 2jXli5 feet on Third
south across from the Knutsford. and
adjoining the Western Furniture COM
pany on the east from H. w. DOscher
20 the salt Lake Costuming company
=. Never, manager: consideration, $50
QN, which is $500 n front foot The
iostumlng company viii erect a hand
some thref-story building on this
property az once. a lot from NJ. II
Ae henzic OF Anaconda, Mont. 10 Al
oert Mahey Jr.. corner Lake and Park
street. east of Liberty Park. consldera-
ugoh, $3.50. Residence lot. 5xi0. Twelfth
Fast between Fifth and sixth South.
tlon, Harry Simpler 20 W. y. Losee and
3lollef or the McConaughy-L osee
p, '1tnntr company; consideration. 81 800
~ nome on Mcclellan avenue from G.
hoh Wen % Harry s. Cook: consid-
.' ,t.''n, $500 A lot on Twelfth East.
.,'h Fourth and Fifth South
tI' rom Henry Lum TO Mr Ler-
IT'D, consideration. 81 400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

The building permits issued during
the week by 4. b. Hrth building i'm
spector. amounted 20 SiS5,60o. and were
as follows:
lions Cooperative Home Build
ing and Real Estate association.
$40 south Sixth West street.
.- one-story frame storage .......S $500
Taylor Armstrong Lumber COM
pdny, rear l4l west South Tenn
pie street one story brick. lurn-
Der storage ..................... 1900
Anton Anderson. 65i clark street.
onc-story frame dwellings. 1900
Edward Bluett u3 Fourth East
street, one-storv brick addition 200
Lorenzo Snow. Jr, 426 * street.
one-story brick dwelling ...... $500
ID. II Goodyear. 1896 south Den
yer avenue. one-story brick
dwelling ..... ...............-., 5000
Joseph Briors, 1859 west Fourth
South street. one-story cement
block dwelling ................ 1000
Gabe Johnson. 1880 Laird avenue.
one-story brick dwelling ...... $500
w b. Fisher, IFS 4 street. one
story frame addition ......... 200
W l.. Nichol rear 1857 east Fifth
south street one-story frame
garage ................... ...... 200
}. B. quinn, 1920 east Fourth
South street hvo-room brick
dwelling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
G. T. W. Bowers. 2I1ta south
Main street. new front ....... 1000
II =. Folkerson, 1871 Eighth East
street, hVe-room brick dwelling $500
Josie Anderson. 1856 south Dunbar
avenue, hve-ruom brick dwell
ing ..... .......... ........... 1000
Col r.. a Wall, AZ east South
Temple street tvo-story con-
crete garage Recommendations. 10000
j j. Smell. 222-i-6 south state
street, three story brick store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
IMPROVEMENTS
I On sDUTH TEMPLE
A.. Buildings in Course Of Con-
Nc" ,'',,ior From Fourteenth
East TO 0. S. L. Depot.
REPRESENT ABOUT s2'5oo'OOO
m Kinds Of Big Modern Residences
W Ia addition to Hotel Utah
And Business Blocks.

.,r5lpae in course Of constitute
W" ,,irs To others. additions and
.' ~, of others. are seen on every
is'l''- -. south Temple street from
..nl 18th East to the new oregon
- rins railroad station. Al the mead
'l' ~. strsct in Federal Heights
u D' mount of new building opera
'.s !, now on. 40 1929 cast south
WV che L. l.. Terry $4,000 resi-
| vss recently completed. Con
-.,,,g down the street. two handsome
~, oottaees are nearing compile
- o street. just of south Temple
s,utb Temple a block further west
'' ,-.asomo new residence has re-
,iv been occupied. while another
~. side Of il IS ready for occupancy.
80, place. one block further on
.,-rction work has begun on the
u, residence to be placed on that OK
80. tract of ground At SOP east
s,,,,, Temple. which property recently
a,rrsd hands. the large residence Is
..,,4pg A complete overhauling' and
,r,rber Of important changes are be-
n. made. AT 702 east South Temple AN
ss,t,oB Of considerable proportions is
bslng added to the east side OF that
-, brck home. FIX Mayor Ezra
T,o,,rsor's commodious residence at
= cast South Temple is receiving the
.t,rton of carpenter and mason
.,,s changes being made i'm the east
,,rof the building sim further west
rd A. Walls proposed beautiful
.s.5enrenow in course Of construction
,.-.rDirc 90 show the outlines Of
shat will eventually be one Of the I'm
-, residences iu the city. Next comes
81, r,yev fats the west wing Of which
/. nearing completion, and when the en-
,.r. .trueture Is finally finished. IL Will
bsrs fen EQUALS In the entire west an
roirt of size. beauty and modern CON
r.rlsnees Ncxt comes the Alta club
b1yse which Is being almost doubled IN
liz. the improvements To be completed
some time in May Then the north
Wing ofZ g. NJ. l., facing ON south
rsrre Joining the Tcmpleton block
If, tfs east shows an the steel frame
V0rs In rI4ce. and the iutcrlying con-
crete Fsl under way. Across the
s,re ta steel workers are busy from
q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
FEDERAL HEIGHTS
DEVELOPING FAST

"A real city by itself on the heights,
was the remark made recently by
visitor 70 Federal Heights. on observ-
ing the number OF handsome now
homes which have been erected there
and the others which VIII be completed
during the next few months. There
will be rs new homes in addition by
the middle Of the coming summer. all
occupied and constituting a community
by themselves IN one of the most eX-
elusive residence sections Of the city
j. r. Paine and Noble Warrum have
been occupying their beautiful homes
az the entrance 10 the heights at the
corner OF University street and east
South Temple for over a year. DIT
Charles Pcake, j. NJ. Moore and :. r.
Niblcy have handsome homes on the
uor.h side Of South Temple street Just
within the boundaries Of the park on
Perry avenue are the homes Of a. V.
Sallaghan. completed and occupied and
the new homes Of c. b. Lockhart. o. II.
Gray and NJ ID. Grosh, already nearly
completed.
In the northwestern end Of the
heights are the homes Of owen Gray
and Arthur Thomas completed and
occupied, and the new residence Of John
Dorlus. Jr. now well under way. The
beautiful bungalow home Of II. W.
Throckmorton is a conspicuous feature
Of tho northern end Of the heights at
tho intersection Of Sigshee and VOL
colt avenues H. S. stowe has a
beautiful home at the southern end of
Wolcott avenue near the entrance to
Fort Douglas military reservation, and
the now home of Horace Dunbar, al
most opposite. Is now well under way
and viii be completed by the middle
Of summer. At the southwestern cor
nor Of the heights Is the handsome resi-
denco Of IT. j. Wallace, which from its
location and the unusually beautiful
lawns and other improvements forms
'onc Of tho attractions Of the addition
al the head Of east South Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
MoYLE GARAGE NEARS
COMPLETION ON STATE

Ninety thousand dollars is being ex-
pended on the Moyle garage building
al 1857 south State. adjoining the Utah
Independent Telephone building on tho
south. The dimensions are rs by 2f7
feet ground floor. The lower part viii
be for garage; the upper three stories
for n hotel. The steel frame is an I'm
position. and the masons are now woil
along with the brick and rc-enf0rcad
concrete work The front will be OF a
handsome tcrracotta finish John HUI
and Ashton Brothers are the contract
ing firms, and they are now hurrving
their work through to an carly COM
pletion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
HUNDRED AND EIGHT
LOTS SOLD IN HILL CREST

cannon & Cannon report or,,, Can.
.o' len n their Hm crest add,,,an
,,5 thirteenth South. between Tenth
nv, I'''enth BASE, when started ont
vls '',aI Of li2 These lots are 40
f-o6,s nearly double the usual Size IN
uar. Tn hey have proved very pop
So,, 9e largely for the bjgb gr, svo,hs
an A., ana east residence bench lana /"
lance annon Lots out some lis
srogna IN the southeast are ss,iins
ticlnlE ''I9 Emerson addition and
have incr,.. p ON the north bench values
iev Wv. 'ased wonderfully i'm tho nasl
nno Years. Near - ana seyent ~ I pas'
lo1bios 81 nnoorhood some OF il bas
mandinc NW9 years. Property Is cor,
N piaoss. as high as 500 10 $500 a ro u
ueman paid :, ,u ooo Recently gen
'0'VVO Tor home. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
NEW OFFICE BLOCK
FOR MAIN STREET

j. r. Walker Is now in the cast con-
ferring with the New York architect
I'm regard TO the proposed t0-story
Office building to be erected immedi-
ately al the corner Of Main street and
Postofice Place. az "a cost Of half "a
million dollars. The ground is SO by
1876 feet. giving plenty ~ room for
the magnificent structure proposed.
All tenants occupying the ono-story
shacks on the site have orders to va
cate bv April T. As soon after that
date as possible active construction
work viii commence on this new sky
scrapor for South Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-26
M0NHElM PARK is
THE LATEST ADDITION

"Monhcim Park" which IS situated
on tho southeast bench o. rapidly
rcaEhing complete development and
preparation Tor marketing the plat
having been accepted by the county.
contracts let for street grading and
streets named The streets are In
name short and easy 90 remember
The main thoroughfare Is Monhcim
avenue and others overlooking the
valley are Good" Day" Sunset. q"
valley" an Of them being character
istic OF the scenery OF the neighbor-
hood
Tho plat IL divided into AS lots Of
sizes varying from 90 and a. In width
10 l32 and lf4 In depth. all streets be-
Ing Sc feet wide. The lots viii
range In price from $3.50 10 $500 and al
ready much interest has been mani
Tested In the addition 20 lots or more
having been reserved This property
Is handled by Monheim, Dowse and
Morris.