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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25

No. 433 So. 18th East. bungalow with
4 bed rooms and two sleeping porches.
feet. Quarter-sawed oak floors. mission
finish. fun cemented basement. furnace
heat, connected with sewer. This house
viii be open for inspection today.
ss,5oo-S1.O0O Cash.
Fifth So. and 18th East. Groom bun
EalOw. hardwood floors. mission finish.
large living room. with a beautiful fire
crate. fun cement basement. red brick.
si.sOO-ssOO Cash.
East bench. bungalow OF rooms and
a large sleeping porch which can be
enclosed for n bedroom In desired, hard
wood floors. mission finish. fun cement
basement, furnace heat
94'1oo-s5oo Cash.
New double house. built Of pressed
brick, cement basement. 8 rooms on one
side which is rented for $50. 3 rooms
on the other rented for $3.50. II sold
this week will consider
sS.3OO-s3OO Cash.
Eighth East near Sd So. 35x1O rods.
all special taxes paid. 4-room brick.
$3.50.
Twelfth East bet. Sd and 4th So. FOX
ie5 IT., 4-room brick. partly modern.
$500.
Southeast, n new 4-room pressed
brick. modern except furnace. lot 50x
$50 to alley. a barn which cost to build
5000. owner IS leaving city. VIII sell
for
s2.4O0-s250 Cash.
We write Insurance In the Royal
"The Worlds Greatest Fire Insurance
Company
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
309-311 South Main.
Phones S22.
LOTS OF MONEY 70 LOAN.
THE ALLIANCE TNVreTNE Co.
So MAIN STi,l..T
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
= -

FOR SALE or for Realistically mod
ern S-room brick house. Apply owner.
Louis S. Gates. 1888 Second Avenue any
afternoon between . and $50.
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salt Lakes surest Money Makers.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS LOTS
More money will be made on the
southeast bench than anywhere else in
SaIt Lake City. Watch and see.
During the last six weeks of hot
weather we have not been saying much.
but we've been doing q lot OF fine work
In University Heights. A dozen teams
under the supervision OF the city engt-
neeT, have been busy bringing the
streets TO city grade. getting ready for
the cement sidewalks and trees Water
mains have been laid and a dozen and
one other Improvements have been
made. Come and see for yourself we
are offering the cheapest and best lots
on the bench that can be purchased.
Graded streets and city water. elegant
view. above the smoke. 10th South and
18th East.
Fifteenth East is the best graded
street east of Main street. Come and
see.
Cement sidewalks. city water and
Don't set It into your head that these
lots are away out, they're close in.
NOW LISTEN.
$3.50 each or $500 for so feet. Where
can you duplicate them on the east
bench for the money with city water
and city graded streets2
$1,000 CASH
$500 A MONTH
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
Three new colleges to open this fall
Within two blocks.
a free auto ride for the asking. The
school census shows a gain in this first
precinct district Of 1,50O. Gain in the
other four large precincts only 351
Does this not show where the people
are going to livc2
MEEkS * MCCARTNEY,
210-g11 Boston Bldg
Bell 1922. Ind 1872.
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AUCTION SALES.

on MONDAY. sept. 2s. al fO:So an.
No. % Center Street administrators
sale estate OF Elizabeth Hopwood
James, parlor set. rockers. window
book case. lots Of books drop-head Sing
er sewing machine. dining room and
bed room furniture. 3 good hot blast
heaters, wardrobe, brass tonEs and fire
set, lot bric-a-rac. refrigerator. lot
dishes. silver and glass ware. lot fruit
jars. kitchen utensils. etc
THOS. DOBSON, Administrators.
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctloneer.
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ALSO on Wednesday, Sept. Is
at 1890 a. m, No. 312 South Fourth
East ST, fine parlor rockers, leather
upholstered Turkish chair. cost SIS. cen
ter tables. four large Wilton rugs. fine
dining table and Z. b. chairs. leather
box couch, lace curtains. and portieres.
dishes and silver ware. hail seat and
lare mirror. stair and other carpets.
birds-eye maple dressers. rocker and
chair. fine quarter sawed oak dressers.
brass trimmed beds. mattresses. fine
spreads. blankets. pillows and quilts.
trunks, child's cupboard. tables and
dishes. best fireless cooker. cost SIS,
gas range, with coke burner attached.
kitchen tables, chairs, utensils, tools.
etc.
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GOLD IS KING.

GOLD Is KING.
II you have $50 or more to invest.
and I cannot prove to you beyond a
shadow OF doubt that ] have a safe
proposition that Will pay you far more
than you can expect from any real es-
tate or other investment. I don't want
your money. Phone or see ne person
ally after September 20. at Suite 521-2
Mcintyre Bldg.
GEORGE W. DANbEY.
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BUY direct from owner. beautiful
new pressed brick on 9th East: Z
rooms. store room. gas. e. l.. furnace
baths, closets, ETC.. well papered, nice
surroundings. fruit. shrubbery. lawns
cement walks around house: an inspec-
ton by your architect will reveal that
70 is decidedly under the market. A
bargain for right party. owner leaving
city. Call at 992 So. 9Th East.
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THIS PAGE is "BAR0METER" OFF LOCAL BUS
FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE
(Continued.1


a. @. MAHAN & Co.
IS West Third South.
II you will stop TO consider how un-
profitable IL IS to continue paying rent.
you will be interested in the follow
ing bargains. which will enable you
TO OWN your home, instead of merely
OCCUPYING it. A few dollars down
IS all that's necessary; balance can be
paid same as rent
Beautiful 7-room pressed brick
2-story: lot 50x150: barn, shade trees
and lawn: located southeast. This Is
q real bargain for only $500. Can
arrange terms 10 suit.
on + street we have another fine
5-roOm pressed brick home with all
improvements in and practically paid
for. on nice lot 33X150. Just think OF
getting this home for only S2.650 and
on terms OF only $500 down
Located close in on South First West
we have another bargain Of a 3-room
red pressed brick. modern, on lot
S5xI4O feet TO right Of way IN rear,
OF $500 down. balance only SIS per
month. Let US show you this before
it is snapped up.
The above arc only few OF the many
choice bargains we have to offer Our
large listing OF houses and lots. busi-
ness chances ana IaTfn lanQ4 Is the
most complete in the city. IL IS no
trouble for us 20 show interested par
ties property
a. G. MAHAN & CO.
sS West Third South.
Ind. sS7. Ben $3.50.
SEE JONES'
state street property sim going up.
Here's a snap: 3-room rustic, summer
kitchen. fruit trees. garden. all fenced.
flowing well. 75x125 feet; $500 $500
down. balance on terms.
Arm, all kinds OK outbuudlnEs, 1s
acres, all kinds OF fruit, $1,000.
Here's a bargain: acres finest
fruit land and poultry farm; only 10
cent car fare: b-rm. house with chick
en- coops. barns This IS snap for
$3.50.
IN FOREST DALE.
Some Of the best homes I'm the mar
ket. from rooms and up. Prices and
terms to suit.
Lots. orchards and farms in all parts
I Of city and state
JOHN JONES.
500 Security & Trust Bids.
Bell 4799. Ind. 2Of6.
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WE have three very oommodious.
strictly modern Broom cottages. CEN
trally located. for rent. very moderate
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co.
So Main st. Phones 4fA3.
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JOHN REEVES CO..
200 Herald Building.


200 Herald Building.
FARMS AND FARMS.
3S-acre good farm and water, new
5-room brick house and all implements.
splendid farm
24O acres. acres bearing orchard.
stock and implements. Suitable for
stock and fruit.
so acres. So in wheat. Splendid land
for SIS acre.
$50 acres, or trade for city property.
20 acres, t-room house ana water.
good outbuildings.
! acre IN city limits. southeast
We have several others. II you want
a farm or country home, see rs.
WE WRITE INSURANCE.
MARKET garden. acres. I'm a fine
state Of cultivation. in city limits; has
been run for the last S years with good
results. with n new broom brick house.
good barn and outbuildings. horse and
wagon. one COW and 80 chickens All
furniture and tools so with the place.
This fine bargain only $4,000. Write
Franz Burg. Montpelier. Idaho
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IED. L. ALLEY.
General Baggage Agent
X. a. ANDR EWs. AuctIoneer.

FURNITURE or seven rooms will be
sold privately by the piece. No auc-
toneer. No boosters. Come early and
select what you want at your own price.
Every thing goes regardless OF cost
Dressers. beds. extension. fai1-lcaf. CEN
ter and Kitchen tables. sideboard. china
closet. book case. roller top desk.
chairs and rockers. large and small
rugs. range. gasoline. coal oil and heat
ing stoves. portiers and lace curtains,
dishes and a hundred other articles too
numerous to mention. sale begins Mon
day. September ce. 10 O'Clock. 737 So.
Main.
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LIST your houses with me. Bell 1892.
Ind. 2s6. W. J. Thomas. 125 S. Main 81.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
SPECIAL SNAP.
$1,000.
Tuyo-story. eiEht-roon strictly
modern home, heat. Rae, sew
~rr. sidewalk and rrates.
closets. large lot with shrub
berry. flowers. lawns. n 1T and
shade trees. cast front. close
In. I'm n very good residence
ucfrhhorhood We can make
very liberal terms
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
NESThIENT CO.
81 Main Street Phones g.
We Write Fire Insurance..
WILL co on Your Bond.
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Beautiful 7-room pressed brick.
2-story: lot 50x150; barn, shade trees
and lawn located southeast. This Is
q real bargain for only $500. Can
arrange terms 20 suit.
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
No. IS West I'd South Street.
Bell ABB. Ind. 41S4.
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ELEGANT FRUIT FARM IN CENTER
VILE:
10 acres. a big producer. good S-rrn.
house. Can show big earnings on tho
money invested. DONE miss this. Price
is way down.
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WALKING DIST

WALKING DISTANCE.
New 5-rm. brick house, close IN: per-
fectly modern. including gas range
eie- fixtures, mantel, etc S3,550. or
easy terms.
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on Il street we have another fine
5-room pressed brick home with all
improvements in and practically paid
for. on nice lot 33X15O. Just think OF
getting this home for only $3.50 and
on terms OF only 1900 down.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,
No. IS West "a South Street.
Bell 41ss. md. 4i9L
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JOHN JONES.
500 Security & Trust Bldg.
Bell 4799. Ind. 2O46.
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YOU MUST SEE THIS TO APPRECI-
ATE IT.
MODERN. CONMODIOUs 7-ROONI
HOUSE. LARGE LAUNDRY. STATION
AIRY TUBS. BIG BARN. FURNACE. CE-
MENT CELLAR. GAS. ELECTRICITY.
PAVED STREETS. SEWER. ALL TAX
rs PAID. $500. LIBERAL TERMS.
Sos FIRST AVENUE.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

Sz,5oo-25 beautifully furnished rooms,
modern. splendid location.
FA'VV-az rms. rent $15. f-year lease,
Easy terms.
Al,S50-l4 rooms modern. housekeepinA
!LSQ0-lS rooms. elegant. clears 500.
> y0O-l2 rms. j.. II. keeping. Terms
; e2O-lS rms. T. IT. keeping. TermA
WV modern rms. nicely furnished
Terms.
400 rooms. boarding house.
$3.50 rooms. modern
2l5-1 rooms. modern. nicely furnish
ed Worth $500
lt5-5 rooms. modern. rent s2b
) 93o-Restau raut doinc nice business,
3O0-Cigar store. stock and fixtures.
S4,2oo-HlEh-class restaurant, Confiden-
tial. Main street.
The above are genuine bargains. You
viii agree with us If YOU investigate.
Don't be backward. come and see US.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
Il W. pa So. 81.
ROSS c. DAVIS. Mar. %. o. Dept.
AN EXCELLENT business oppor-
tunIJy is offered for the right man
] am going 10 start a ready-to-wear
garment house in Portland. ora. with
capital stock OF S100,00O.00; stock -
5000.
Portland Is city OF 100000 people
this with a surrounding county offera
a drawing population or a half million
I prospective customers. The men in
torested IN the proposition have had
lie experience in this kind OF busl-
ness and can show you just how this
investment will be a good one.
We have a corner location In tho very
I heart Of the city. Expect 10 be doing
business by Get J.
I The same kind OF proposition IN other
cities, where conditions are not even
as favorable as those offered In Port
land, are paying as high as 90 per
cent.
Do not address unless you mean
business and have the cash for imme-
date investment Address x 6. Herald
Republican
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The above arc only few OF the many
choice bargains we have to offer. our
large listing OF houses and lots. busi-
ness chances and farm lands IS the
most complete in the city. II IS no
trouble for as 90 show interested par
lL.a nrnrnrtN
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EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Sc rooms. modern. newly furnished.
running water IN rooms, long lease.
$1,000 viii handle.
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
10. IS West Cd South street.
Bel 4lSS. Ind. 413f.
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Sc rooms. modern. newly furnished.
running water IN rooms, long lease.
$1,000 viii handle.
$1,000 WILL HANDLE
30 rooms. modern. furniture. rent less
than Sc per room. with long lease: has
ground floor office and Is very desir-
able in every respect. Price. S3.4o0.
wORKINGMENs ROOAITNo HOUSE.
Rooms All Taken" sign up before ?
heat; rent only SIS: good lease In
vestigation viii show that this house
clears $50 per month $500 required
15-RooM SPECIAL $3.50.
Large. light rooms, steam heated; very
close IN. A dandy little mOney-makor
and worth $1,000. Price. $3.50.
a GOOD LIVING
can be made in this beautifully fur
nished I-rOom house. close in. east side
location. House Is thoroughly mod
ern and rent only $50 Price. 500.
Terms.
4 22-ROoM BARGAIN.
Running water IN rooms. steam heat
free. Swear lease, rent s12b; furniture
you want n money maker. look this Up.
$1,000 required
4. Y. HUMPHREYS.
No. IS West "a South street.
Bell 4133. Ind. f134.
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a. @. NIAHAN & co.
IS West Third South.
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
No. IS West Cd South Street.
Bell 4l33. Ind. 413f.
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NEVER AGAIN
VIII you DO offered such bargain: B
rm. pressed brk. ele- lights. water,
barn. lawn. shade. coops; lot 2sx1B7 10
alley. only $4,000.
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THIS COY LITTLE COUNTRY HOME
Is cheap at $4,000. Owner says sell fo'
$1,000. Has ] acre. good Arm. briolS
lots OF bearing fruit trees, plenty oi
shade. IS on car line.
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ARE YOU GOING TO BUTLD7
Before doing so. be sure and inves-
tigate our Easy Payment Home Build
ing Plan
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BUSINESS G0MDlT MS
AUCTION SALES.
tContinuedD

b.
ALSO on Tuesday. az 1880 a. m
NO. Hellvue Avenue. on Sixth South
between Fifth and sixth East. pRr1or
rockers, Davenport. book shelves. tables,
chairs. curtains. fine sideboard. table.
couch. folding bed. dressers. iron beds.
mattresses. dishes. heating stove. home
comfort range, kitchen utensils etc.
X A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE-Unclaimed baEga &c.
FROM the Oregon Short Line and
southern Pacific co. Lines consisting
or about 5000 trunks. suit-Cascs. bum
dies telescopes. sample trunks. steamer
trunks. tool chests. baby cabs. go-carts.
boxes gums. guitars and 400 lost over
coats. cloaks. umbrellas. packages. etc.
VIII commence Oct. 8 at q n. M. No. 103
Dooly building. corner Second south
and West Temple, and continue untn
sold.
GEO. l. ALLEY.
General Baggage Agent.
X. a. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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ONLY $500 CASH.
balance $50 per month. including inter
est, buys this coy arm. brk.; Tot sos
~ TO alley. Price. S2.150.
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BURT & CARI.oU1sT.
Salt Lakes Most Progressive Home
Builders.
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a. G. RAHAN & CO.
3S West Third South.
Ind. S37. Bell $3.50.
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Lots, orchards and farms In all parts
Of city and state
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NEAR car barns we have double
S-roOm strictly modern terrace. we'll
built, good lot. for $500. Terms.
Rent $50 per month each side. Fig
ure this out for yourself
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT Co.
81 Main ST. Phones 4ff3.
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IN FOREST DALE.
Some Of the best homes fin tho mar
ket. from 4 rooms and up. Prices and
terms to suit
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Fifth So. and 18th East. Groom bum
EalOw, hardwood floors. mission finish.
large living room, with a beautiful fire
crate. fun cement basement. red brick.
furnace heat.
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nrIRrS> TO sIO.OU.OOO.
DUNG Married woman Of Fittsburg ."
Inherit Great Estate In France.

PirrsBURG. sept 2I.-For the purpose
~ formally and legally dowerIng her
orphan granddaughter. Mrs. A y. Var
ling. wifi" Of a prominent hrok.r here.
tn. Countess Gabrielle du Chesuage Ol
the Chateau MaTlieu. near Pa ris. France.
ia In New York SHe will rom" 90 this city
on Siondly aud on Friday she has an
gnEemant within .Ii.ss"rand, the French
Amha ssador at Washington for th" pur-
po~e at having the matters registered
propsrly Anestat" Of more than SO. 90
OOO u involved
The grandfather Of the Countess was n
fnvorit. nf IA" famous Louis XVIII who
gave him IA" Marlieu estate. entailing ~.
Il has emalnrd IN IN" family since that
time. its present holder being ~ years
old She had On" daughter. who marry
ing contrary " the preference Of her
mother left the homeland and with her
husband settled in New Orleans. la
First a baby daughter was born. after
which the father died. followed soon
after by IA. death Of the mother
The little IN" was cared for Nv funds
that had been left IN trust. but IL was not
until year ago that her IDENTITY became
known. through the Declarations Of a
Partisan priest She had made several
visits 20 the city In the meantime. visit
ing fri.nds. and in one 81 thes- visits she
was introduced ca Mr.. YArlinR and was
married to him about six weeks ago.
Attorneys had been busy obtaining and
submitting proofs ~ the young woman =
identity ~ attorneys ~ the Countess in
Paris. and 10 compl~t" we're thess that
ih~re was no trouble in proving her rights
with the result that u was not necessary
10 resort 20 the courts.
These proofs will be submitted u
ambassador JtisserAnd. after which the
granddaughter will make visit 60 her
ancestral estates in France
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moved into their new cottage on Cont
mental road and will spend the autumn
at Tuxedo. Robert D. Wrenn has taken
the Abbott Ingall cottage for the au-
tunln. and Mr. and Mrs. Edison bradley
are at CarnwHl Mr. and Mrs Adam
q Sorrie have opened Nuend0. and
MIR and Mrs Bernard y. Steinman have
moved into their new house
Other cottage arrivals this week are
Mr. and Mrs. II {. Pell. Mr. add Mrs
GrenVlle Kane. MI and Mrs. Winthrop
McKm. Mr.. and Mrs ,. Tams. MIS-
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. J u Iayng. j..
and Mr. and Mrs n. r. spencer.
Miss Rosalind Fish il spending the week
end with Miss Harriet Alexander az the
Alexander villa. Mr. and Mrs & DtIponr
Condert are AZ the Tuxedo Club for a
brief stay Mr. and Mrs Eben Richards
have re,iIrned from abroad and Mr. and
Mrs ! y. DAVIS are spending the autumn
IN the Post cottage.
Among those who entertained AT house
parties to-day were: Mr. and Mrs {.
lee Mr.. and Mrs q q Mason. Mr anu
Mrs Henry VI Tiiford, Mr. and Mrs
William V. Hoffman. " NJ y Rode.
valid MIR and Mrs. r V \ Crosby. Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen and
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer.
John jacob Aston and son. Vincent
Aston. motored ont to Tuxedo on FRIDAY
for luncheon. and Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth
Wickes arrived from Lemon. Other late
arrivals are Mr. and Mrs 4. 4. Rob
bins. who are in the winter club. MIR and
Airs Edward y Taller, Findlay
Douglas Mr. and Mrs J Gordon Douglas:
MIR and Mrs J Nelson Borland. Mr. and
Mrs Edward l.. BuTrell. Miss Burell.
Frederick n Thomas. Mrs RUSSELL
Stebbins. \ Sichiefelin Stebbins, Charles
W. Could, " = Curtis. Elliott Clark. Mr.
and Mrs r. W Sarrow. George W illett
Van Nest, Robert n Bradley. William y.
Zeller. " illiam s Moore ard Miss Edith
p,,lif x.r
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NEU BROOkLYN ROITE.
Public service Board WOuId JoIn Sleeps.
head Bay aud Prospect PART.

Public service board " OuId Joln sheeps.
head Bay and Prospect PArk.
The Public Service Commission decided
Yesterday 10 Law out n rapid transit line
along Nostrand avenue which shall he
a part of the proposed Eastern Parkway
subway system. The new line would
extend from Prospect Park 10 Sheepshead
BAY. a distance OF more than FIVE miles
The new route for the greater part Of the
distance will be an elevated one. The
resolution adopted yesterday by the
commission said that the line had
been planned NJ the request OF the
property owners OF the district through
which the line will nan and on the ass1r-
ance Of the property owners that they
would he willing 10 he assessed.
Although the commission has decided
to lay out the route no steps toward Its
construction will be taken until after the
starting Of the Eastern Parkway subway.
which Is part Of the tH-borough line.
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"THE BLUE BIRD' PUT orr.
New Theatre To Op~n saturday Instrad of
Monday Wight

Following the dress rehearsal - The
Blue Bird az the Ne~ Theatre y'-ster-
day afternoon a water pipe burst and
ruined the scenery uss-d IN the firSt act
81 'he play. 4 hurried examination
-npV"d that the scenery was beyond
I.i.air and u will he neCes- AIRY 20 make
70 now ST The directors thereto 70
Announce that the hrsi production 81
40" play. -che,luls-i for Monday evening
will NOV tax" place until Saturday night
n"N' In th" meantime new set will
h.. huH
~ uok"'s purchased for Oh. opening
viii h.. good next Saturday light.
Il'k''. fn' I"rfoTmHnce- -rhssillrsi
h"t seen Monday and Saturday evening"
F'f be- "Nrh1ngef for later dfnz The
seats sold Tor saturday night will also
be exchanged for other performa noes
esthsE-Tin not be g0od that evening.