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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
25X125 FEET TO ALLEY.
ROOSEVELT AVE.

BETWEEN 11Tu AND 18TH EAST
AND 10TH AND 11TH SOUTH Sis,
JUST WEST OF COUNTRY HOME OF
J. G. MCDONALD SEWER. WATER
MAINS AND CEMENT WALKS PAID
FOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

SS000-a- room brick on First South,
modern in all ways. including hot water
he built II we'll; large lot; street paving
paid. Terms.
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9TH AVE. AND ST.
10Xl0 RODS ON CORNER FACES
so. AND WEST. ONLY S650o 90.
ALSO BARGAIN-10x1o RODS ON S.
q. CORNER 9TH SO. AND TTH EAST
ACROSS FROM CAR BARNS. ONLY
S9500.00,
EARDLEY- -BALL-CANNoN ASSN,
II MAIN ST 1855
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE FOR CITY
HOMES.
l23-ACRE IMPROVED FARM IN
WEBER COZ MY. WITH TEAMS
WAGON AND MACHINERY. 160
ACRES GOOD LAND IN BOUNTIFUL
500 ACRES FIRST-CI.ASS DRY LAND
IN CEDAR VALLEY. GREEN RIVER
FRUIT LANDS TO TRADE FOR GOOD
BUSINESS OF ANY KIND IN THIS
CITY. AND MANY OTHERS
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND
LOAN COMPANY.
125 MAIN STREET.
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$500

South front on 9Th avenue.
close In, terms can he ar
ranged on this.
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HERE'S A EARGAI,

HERE'S A BARGAIN:
Well built 0-rm. brick house, almost
new, large lot. sidewalks in, faces east;
fine cation, ncar car line. Only $2o00
$500 cash, $50 per month
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WHERE CAN YOU FIND MORE
pleasure than In owning &, homep Be
sides, II is much cheaper than paying
rent, Any OF the following places will
please you:
s26oo-4-room bungalow on east bench
close to corner of 18th East and 4th So. :
this is a modern house. except heat: $500
cash viii handle it.
s2ooo-Two houses. ono. franc. one
brick: total rent per month, $50; loca-
good buy for q home; rent one and
live In the other. Terms.
sso00-a-room brick on First South,
modern in all ways, including hot water
heat: the house was built by owner and
he built 1t well; large lot; street paving
paid. Terms.
s5s50-2Ax10 rods. S-room, full two story
red brick, modern in all ways. including
hot air heat; the house is we'll built in
every way: the location is on East Srd
South; the street soon will be paved.
sewer connection with house; all assess
ments paid. This is an excellent buy.
$500 for $500 value. This is not
paper talk but we can show the goods:
io-room strictly modern house. on a cor
ner on End ave-; large lot: lot worth
$4,000. house could not be built for less
these figures are low and VIC can prove
them. Call at office.
$500 cash buys a 5-room up-todate
modern. model brick house. cemented
basement. mantel. opening between din
Ing room and living room: this IS not one
of your cheap houses; Viii stand lnveStl-
CATION. The price, $1,000: no less.
s4500-T-room brick on University
bench. modern, including hot-air heat:
,taI l,,o f>,i T,r1
second floor including four closets: gas
In house. Terms.
We are agents for property in all parts
OF tho city. Tell Us your real estate
wants.
Agents Royal fire insurance.
HALLORAN- JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
500 MAIN ST. PHONE S23,
f25So
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FOB SALE-REAL ESTATE
SUll JONES IcOR SNAPS

SEE JONES FOR SNAPS.
Ss5oo-oXl0; SOUTH FRONT. On eth
AVE, 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Si600-5-ROOM, FULLY MODERN, On
10TH AVE
$42So-5-ROOM MODERN ON 9Th AVE.
S3300-S-ROOM. LARGE BARN, 23XS
RODS.
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MODERN.

$6o0O-6-ROOM, PARTLY MODERN.
LARGE GROCERY STORE.
GOOD PLACE FOR MEAT MAX
]iET, CLOSE IN, BUSINESS
AVERAGES $500 a MONTH,
BARN AND OUTBUILDING. 3No
RODS. WILL TAKE a SMALL
ER HOUSE AND PART CASH.
SICKNESS CAUSE OF GIVING
UP BUSINESS.
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sgUWU.
Good building lot on ath
East between 5rd and 4th So.
east front.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

PARTY
ANXIOUS TO LEAVE CITY
OFFERS
FOR SALE
SACRIFICE PRICE
His elegant home Of spacious rooms.
finished in oak with hot water heat and
all modern conveniences. Situated on
corner close in and in heart OF city S
finest residence locality.
This place was built by owner for his
own home and comfort. Fine mahogany
and mission oak and birdseye maple
furniture and fine grand plano may be
had in the bargain.
At ONCE
ABOUT THIS RARE BARGAIN.
ASHTON JENKINS co,
AZ MAIN ST.
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s4znn.

Very flne corner on the east
bench. best view in town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

We are agents for property in all parts
wants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
BARGAINS

BARGAINS IN BUILDING; LOTS,
CLOSE IN.
1o071l5. northeast bench Make an
offer.
5xo rods. on west side. close in, $500.
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z. HENRY JACOBS, gol Mccormick Bldg

II II'-1Nf'f '.HVOI''5' UT NIVVV! IITVN bIuSe
$500 each-Two 50-foot lots. only four
blocks from Temple, Very cheap Easy
terms
s3250-Neat and cosy 5-room white
pressed brick, modern except furnace
Well built. Almost new. Southeast Cash
$ll00 balance per cent y bargain
So7O0-Beautiful G-room house, Ind
ave. full basement, Strictly modern;
large sleeping porch. Walks. lawn. etc
Built 1909. Fine neighborhood, Every
thing In hrst-class condition, Terms
u. HENRY JACOBS. Real Estate.
20i Mccormick Bldg 1854
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A. II. HUMPHREYS
rs WeE oDJ So. ST-

WHY NOT
Move into your own homc2 See this
elegant 5-rm. pressed brick mission fin
ish, porcelain bath piped for furnace.
gas range, sewer, concrete walks fine
m3ptcls, shade trees. on car lines. y
bargain, on easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

ON EASY TERMS.
4-room modern. lot 50x112 Two blocks
east of tho park; private driveway,
chicken runs. Only years old, Can
sell for $4,000, $3.50 cash. balance like
rent
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l<otS IN NllIL FhrB, lIs
olose-in addition. range In
price from s2T5 up. Easy
terms. large lots and rcnem-
ber that they arc In walking
$1,000
Fine building lots on IS"
street. VIC can make terms.
$500.
South front on 9Th avenue.
close In, terms can he ar
ranged on this.
$4,000.
Good building lot on ath
East between 5rd and 4th So.
east front.
$4,000.
Very fine corner on the east
bench. best view IN town.
$4,000
Small corner for trackaee,
Some good State street
property at $500 per foot.
Very fine so foot frontage on
Main street. 5000 per foot.
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Small corner for trackage,
look this up,
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FOREST DALE

FOREST DALE.
$5o00-6-ROOM BRICK. PARTLY MOD
ERN. LARGE BARN, CHICKEN
COOPS. ONE OF TIE FIN NEsI
SITES FOR DRUG OR OTHER
STORE. AND SUITABLE FOR
FLATS ABOVE. CORNER LOT.
SNl0 RODS, IN A GROWING L.O-
CALITY.
SEVERAL GOOD BUYS IN 6-ROOM
p. BRICK, MODERN. LARGE LOTS.
TWO LOTS ON WESTMINSTER
HEIGHTS. CLOSE TO CAR BROOM
HOUSE AND UP4s LOTS AND FARMS.
CALL FOR PRICES AND TERMS.
BOTH FONES. BELL 1872 IND. 2046.
SECURITY & TRUST BLDG.
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Agents Royal fire insurance.
EALLORAN- JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
500 MAIN ST. PHONE S23,
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Some good State street
property at $500 per foot.
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On 10Th ave. near II 81.
lot, S9ixi23 IT, for $3.50.
5000 10 $1,000 for same slzs i
neIghborhood. 7.
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$500 cash buys a 5-room up-todate,
modern model brick house. cemented
basement, mantel. opening between din
Ing room and living room: this IS not one
of your cheap houses; VIII stand investl-
CATION. The price, $1,000. no less.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

s4500-T-room brick on University
bench. modern, including hot-air heat:
cemented basement. three bedrooms on
second floor including four closets. gas
In house Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

on the corner OF sth SOD
East. 25x7 rods. facing norL
overlooking the city; the pr1c
make terms on this lot.
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Very fine 50-foot frontage on
Main street, 5000 per foot.
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JUST READ THIS:
Large 12-rm rcd pr brk house fur
elegant lot 4xlO. shade. fruit Ia wn, gar
den. cement walks, All goes at $1,000.
Terms. Yes.
COSY HOME.
5-rm. mod. brick completely and Gle
gantly furnished Large lot. lawn. ce-
mcnt walks, 4 bargain, $1,000. on terms
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
Bell 41SS. IS West Ind So st. Ind. il34
1851
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Many. many Others.

4. RICHTER. 10 WEST y
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ASDOg.
The best a-room modern
house on 3rd ave. south ~
rods, house a white presss8 r
new. it's finished In hard A.
downstairs, hot water heal
basement with laundry. lar-.
porch. and one OF the best ho1
in this city.
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SH1O RODS. south front. on
paving. sewer and sidewalH'
prettlcst building lot on this
$500.
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The corner OF 6th ave. and
ing south and east. must be
$4,000 viii buy it. IT'S really
a splendid place for an a
double terrace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

on 18th East. near End s
room modern 2-story red bric
water heat. lot 50Xlo1 II. 10 4
was built by the owner for
is now in Mexico and wants
make terms of $1,000 cash
monthly payments.
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SI25O.
An s-room modern residen>
East. near Brigham ST; ever f
horse large and airy, LYNN
rooms beam ceilings. besides 4
and bedrooms downs.aIrs.
rooms upstairs: . hathroomr>
feet; house worth investIgDt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

Have YOU ever noticed 4
home overlooking the city. 4
at the end OF End ave-? ~
listed exclusively with me q
OF s beautiful rooms. hardwoo
hard wood finish. basement n
building. the best hot water &
plant. laundries. lot 75x125 q
corner. ] would be pleased 4
house any time next week.
Sunday.
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\ HN" FOR YOUR coxsrp,

a brand new i.roorn %
nric6 med good pantrg .rsn|
a. largo lot all fenced and Z
near 9Th East and lin h'ominE .mnE 4,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
What You Women
Ought to Know About
Mems Sox

Youough to read this advertisement for your sake
Then you ought to show it to your husband-and your
sons if you have get them to try HoIeproof Sox
Six pairs are guaranteed six months but don't Judge
" Hoeproof," the original by common guaranteed
brands made since " Hoei-o " became such a
success. I" Hoeproof are the ftest in existence
They are not heavy. stiff and uncomfortable yet they
save all the darning you must now do
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

En-! says L. W ny, tncr> III lLe U'''
dom the yawn act," .-,e
Wha-a-a-atl" gaSpS Mile. StePpn %
for closer look
Straight goods, saws l. That hf'''-
the lobster picker
That" says Mildred. >annkn 0"'>
"Neverl" -,
"HuhI" SAYS |. Il told hjur you WoV.-:-. ~
know him if he didn't keep ,h-.r lace cav ~
of his closed He's been tom thai -. ~
eight o'clock But he's the real artice' '''''
number guaranteed by Uncle lcrry ~,
NO. no." SqucalS Mildred, coverihs
face with her hands AMI backin aT, w.,
There been some dreadful mlSJakS- .s9-
isn't my HermeS. He WASN'T 1T all hNT
l tell YOU. not at all
w1ELL. we was grouped there in the b.. b..
holdin' our foolish debate WIZ" by
strange gent StrollS by hunt,n tor Soiile ~ pos5i
To light up his cigarette And ltlSt a ~, ,,r
us mentions Herrnes again notices mn 7 I'm. ~
and prick up his ears Next thing NJ d
he's stepped over and Is iooNn
smilin' and cxpectant at Mildred; rs h.
Il beg pardon ii I'm wrong ,,I,g ht
but isn't this the-er r-ah the so''''
whom had the pleasure Of -. bearn
But that's enough for Nlllle' luS' of her
his voice. Down comes her hlllN 49, shs
face oh. | knew IT, kne" t.
squeals. 'Hermes," .ord (,rees
And. say. don't know how tn'i' .4 oINi l;nes Of
looked: but If he had the bulld 1,ls, mental
this chap he sure was some Wild have
ANYWAY. the one We had with Us WI "rlothes
been a medal winner in any kind u ,hp dafs |
Also he had the light wavy nan ''''N /
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

With lake it was diff rent. expect them
washed out blue eyes of his had taken in 50
many new scenes since mOrnIr that they
couldn't absorb any more. Anyway, ne gels
drowSy before the curtain goes up. and after
he's twisted his neck until he's got it collar
broken he settles back for a conf table
snooze He looks so calm and peaceful
didn't have the heart TO disturb him. and
l onlv iabbed nv elbows in his RIBS when he
got to tunin' up the nose music too loud
Besides, was hopin' little nap Of two or
three hours might leave him some refreshed
and in better shape for exhibtin to Miss
Mildred For the more saw OF Jake. the les
l could understand how a re-, live one IKE
Millie could stand for three lays OF him.
even If she did discover him on a deSer-
island And as for ravin about him after
wardS-well. YOU never can tei., can YOU:
A FTER the play it took Uncle Jerry
4 y sflakin' on one side and me- on the other
to bring Jake back to life rom his wood
sawln' act.
''Ah. quit it and Civ the orchestra
chance" says l. An .--p them elbows
down. Don't try to -.-.cn here; wait until
YOU get back to the open fields for that.
Yes. it's all over, and YOUR about TO butt
into society; so for Heaven sake come out
OF the trancel
Not havin' a stretcher handy, We dragS
him out TO the curb. and blows some more
of my expense account agalnSt taxi, whicH
lands us safe and sound at this FIfth-ave
number up in the 7O's. ''G-eSts OF Mis-
Marjorie EIlins.' was to be --e password,
and the hunky IN satin pants at the door
seems to have been we'll posteG-
Yes, sir: right this way. sir, says he'
wavin' us down the hall and ShOo-.n us into
a little conservatory nook. Tn gentlenen
from Maine are to wait here. an. you are to
meet Miss EIlins at the foot of ne granl
staircase. She will be down in moment
sir.
Il get you" says l. and, atte- cautiomn,
Jake to keep on hlS feet until | c-ne oack'
slips out and posts myself beh,u = pot'rl
palm where | could watch the e- y arrivals
comm down from the CloakrOo-r~.
1t want a long wait: fog r-etty soon
down floats Mildred and Mario all gotq2
in flossy party dresses and fa,~ qulvena
with excitement
'Oh, you dear boyI" gushe> " .ie- 'An-
he is really here, is he2 My SpIen ! Hernles.
Tell me, what did he have TO about
alp"
Who. Jake?2" saws I. M sly he Wa
beefin' about the way his nev. -.ched iFo'a
the collar
Isn't that just like man says Mar
iorie.
II don't care SAYS Nlildred Il an 'is-
crazy to see him once more want to looA
into his eyes and
Then step lively" says / before Iats
get glued up for good Down tins way,
Here YOU are. in there amoa- the pam
See, there's Uncle Jerry rubbe1n aroun~
on. yesl" squeals NliIIle .lappia1 a. n
~ hands. Dear old UnD,- Ierry- D.
but. Torchy. where is-er his nePhea
"Eh? says |. Why, ther, N the oea'-
dom the yawn act,' ...
"Wha-a-a-atl" gaSps Mile. stePPin J.
for closer look.
Straight goods. slysI- hats hf'~~
the lobster picker j
That" says Mildred. >aanhin' 0'''
"Neverl'' 49,,
Huh" SAYS l. Il told hjH you WoVi1s
l-ppvy hin, ,f ri.- ra(J C&f.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-02
Mems Furnishings

We have in quantities Shirts,
Underwear, Hosiery, Pants,
Gloves and Mittens, Hats and
Caps. Call and be fitted.
Underwear made to Measure.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-02
The Pacific Monthly's Special Intro.
ductory Offer

The Pacific Monthly, of Portland,
Oregon is a beautifully illustrated
monthly magazine which gives very
full information about the resources
and opportunities of the country lying
West of the Rockies. 1t tells all about
the Government Reclamation Pro-
jects, free Government land and tells
about the fruit raising, dairying,
poultry raising, etc. 1t has splendid
stories by Jack London and other
noted authors.
The price is $3.50 year, but to in
troduce it we will send six months for
fifty cents. This offer must be ac-
copied on or before February |, 1911,
Send your name and address ac-
companied by fifty cents in stamps
and learn all about Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, and California.
Address, The Pacific Monthly, Port
land Oregon.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-02
STATE NE w S

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the opening of the II. p
Lager wholesale liquor house in Lewis
town. The expectations Of The man
agement are that they will be ready
for business by the fore part Of next
week
Scarlet fever has broken out at
Choteau and two rooms Of the public
school have been closed A strict
quarantine has been established and
the health officers hope that they
can check the spread of the epidemic.
A petition signed by 220 represent
tative tax payers of the town Of
Wlitetish has been presented to the
city council of that place, requesting
that an ordinance be passed closing
the saloons from midnight until 6 a.
IN. and from midnight Saturday UNI
til e O'Clock Monday morning.
The supervising architect of the
treasury department has advertised
for bids for the construction of
the federal building at Mis-
soula. The bids are to be opened
Dec. u. The department has about
$3.50, 900 available for the construction
of the building.
Fifteen head of the Conrad buffalo,
recently purchased by Howard Doug
las for the Canadian government,
have been turned over to the agents
OF the government and will be shipped
to Canada at once. Fifteen more
head have been bargained for and will
be delivered next spring.
w. A. Clark, formerly United
States senator from Montana, has an
nonnced the gift of All indehnate sum,
to be not less than $4,000 to the
Los Angeles Young Womans Christian
Association to be used in erecting a
home for working girls as u memorial
to his mother, Mary Anderson Clark,
who died in Los Angeles few years
ago.
On Monday evening, December 5th
the LeWistown EIks are going to
have big smoker in their hall in hat
city. Some outside talent will be
brought in to furnish entertainment
for he evening and some new and
novel stunts will be pulled off. The
Elks are a jolly good bunch and they
t., Lao, ,
date.
Alva Otter Bull, Red Star and Peter
Paul, all Grow Indians were Shot by |
Mike Roth, Carbon county stock
man Monday. Bull was killed and the !
others seriously wounded THE trouble
occurred when the indians tried %
drive some of the Roth horses to the
Pryor sub agency. Red Star is an in
dian policeman.
Attorneys who have been called to
Libby and Eureaka, following the
county seat controversy, for the con-
sultation in regard to the recent vote
for the honor of being the county
seat, state that the proposition
has been made to divide Lincoln
county again and in this manner
make each town county seat.
Mike Neiring, porter in a Great
Falls hotel was elecurocuted last week
The accident was caused by a live
wire which fell across the CITY wires
and connected the power line to Butte |
with the lighting system. The En-
tire city was thrown into darkness by |
the short circuits. Veiring, when he !
went to fix the furnace, stepped on
an iron grating reached up to turn
on the light and was electrocuted the
instant his hand touched the globe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25
FIRST CAPITAL CITY VISITOR

Mr. Lane is the first official from the
capital city of the American Woman's S
league to visit California He came west
on important league business and stopped
for a day in Los Angeles to greet the mem
bers of the chapter. An invitation was i'm
medlately sent to the nearby chapters to
meet him. 1t is regretted the notifications
could not be issued earlier. but his coming
was a complete surprise to the Los Ange-
les chapter.
Probably the highest compliment that
was Mr.. Lanes public recognition of the
methods employed in the conduct Of the
complicated details of chapter of 100
members. Only a business man. and one
at the head of the vast business interests
of the American Woman's league could es-
innate the responsibilities the chapter car
ries.
Upon his arrival the books were placed
at his disposal for inspection, but the week.
ly remittance letter was evidently guaran-
tee enough of the faithful discharge of the
chapter business both to the members and
at headquarters.
One of the most covetable souvenirs of the
housewarming, the Flag day ceremonies and
the laying of the cornerstone at Compton
will be the post cards now at the chapter
house woman's exchange. They are des-
tined to become the official post cards of
NJ. P. SpauldinE. who is very i'll at his
Mr.. Spauding all but gave his life in the
discharge Of his onerous duties head
of the Los Angeles office. and post card
greetings from the members of the chapter
he served so well. will tighten his hours OF
pain,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25
CLOSED MONDAY MORNINGS

The Los Angeles chapter house, 1882 West
Forty ninth street. reached by the west
Forty-eighth street to St Andrews
place. block south and half a block
west, will hereafter be closed Monday fore
moons, by order of the board of direc-
tors. affording a much needed half holiday
for members of the office force who are
on duty from to o'clock all other
days except Saturday when the chapter
house is open from to 8 o'clock
Glasses will be formally organized Saturday
evening from to s. October 1, and members
are urged to qualify and send for their
courses at University City. Sidney Morse.
head of the university organization depart
ment, has promised his active cooperation
in the following letter:
we are now offering work in German and
shall have ready in the early fall work in
French and later in Spanish.
II am now negotiating for phonogra phs
for French, Spanish and German. / would
suggest, however, that you begin the work
in herman before waiting for the monograph,
and also do the same in French and Spanish
when they ready. The course is SO ar
ranged that the student may pursue the work
WITH or without the photograph. The sole
Purpose of the photograph is to teach the
pronunciation, and this requires but short
time.
I'm addition to the regular text in the
Bulletin of Education for German you will
need a copy of Voss Essentials. 1906 Ed,
Henry Holt g. Co., 90 cents. This may be
procured through the exchange department of
the league. Mr. Morse will promptly honor
all applications for lessons and supplies"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

Mrs. Frank w. Vaughan of Hous-
ton, Tex, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jefferson Gibbs, in Occi-
dental boulevard for the past three
months, will leave for her home today
While on the coast Mrs. Vaughan has
purchased a cottage at Newport Beach
which she occupies for part of each
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25

The women of Emmanuel Presby-
terian. church will entertain with a
garden party at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Marsh in Westchester
place Friday afternoon ana evening.
October Ia. The affair is in charge of
Mrs. Frederick o. Johnson, Mrs. b. l..
Harding, Mrs. A. G. Brock and Mrs.
Allison Barlow.