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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

dc Incorporated club. Il ara not r..
move the ban which the laws OF
thia state have always placed upon
priHe fighting Whli0 a spaffing
exhibition under certain conditions
and restrictions is permissible un-
der this act. prise nKht sun 70
mains felony Therefore che
question arises what ia prize
nght. and shat o. n sparring exit.
hitlou9 The former il crime The
latter ia lawful
Prize Fight a Crime.
II Is claimed by many that the
conteat soon 20 take place between
.1elfriea and Johnson b. 10 be q
prize tight. a. the term Is under
stood iu ihe las. aud therefore q
crime under our statutes u this
Is true b. should be- prevented. but
n carried ont. the Interested paffira
should be punished. aa provided ID
law believe that you should 10.
vestlxate the matter AZ once. ard
take such legal steps a. may 81
proper In your Judgment II war.
FNHtNd hf thn facts. iu presenting
The case 20 court for iia decision.
and ask 20 have MI Interested par
ties cnlolned. pending tho hearing
Oar supreme court has never do.
fined q prize fight and I believe
that an opportunity should be giTep
it % do 40. Since the ainNudaIssa
~ TIC law In 1899 permitting tpaf
rlug exhibitions. prize fiEhtinE. m.
der the Euisa Of this amrnarkent
has greatly Increased. and has been
tolerated In California. until today
our state L. a Mecca for prize fight.
err, much 10 our diacFeGis Our
people have a FiEht 10 demand that
prize fighting shall cease Ia this
state and il will II our prcssnt
lass hre enforced. especially n our
courts fullow the decisions % the
supreme courts ~ our sister statea
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He CAN FORCE JOHNSON.

So Ear an trimming goes ala that
Jennes has 70 90 until he starts f1r
ann Franchise ia 10 Ma himseif
along
"fia ia az right az De- needa 20 be-
right now" declared Roger Cornell
famous Judge ~ condition play
until lhe day ~ the fight ia aii that
ia necessary Ills condition ~ pff-
feet hla wind BE- right hls ESQ ia
good and hls temperament which
counts f1r much more than tbe lag-
man Figures. iH great Some step-
ties sfiu harp on tho question
Stomach ls Safe.
"'Can be- stand stomach wal
lopr yes be- ean. but he 90 not go-
Ing 10 be- hlt in tht stomach. Don't
You see ArmstronF. C9Tbett and
Choynnk trying g. land itere1 And
have sou seen them get in with
0ne7 There 81 no question about
anything Be- nay Judgment n JEFF
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PASSED BALLS

Siko Lynch called Hasiy Wright
~hlR mutt" yesterday. and KUt
s. fine slipped over on him. Mike
seemed 90 think Il was worth The
money but tile question row arises
huw much would u have cost Our
acFappy captain N be had said what
be thought about HhEtyT
Bobby James who needs a few
hits, got his lone binHie hy reaching
up and sWaftinF n wild pitch
clyde Hall has flown the coop He
officially cult yesterday. and viii
leave shortly for Idaho
Butch" Bedford. the former Seat
tie high school star and reliable
Varsity pitcher. wns signed by Dug
dale and sent O. Vancouver with
tho team. Butch ia well and fn-
Vgfahiy known ln Seattle. and has
many friends who viii b. glad %
srn him got a chance Danny Shea.
who ought 20 b. a good judge q
gwiFicFs. says that Belfora looks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

fr.ea Boz h.r present shane
ship johnson. then 81 49,.
ihe DAY that ho could .s,r -
negro. ard D. that ! 90 p,s 49,. =
fhai ths black man has 4 sss.-'
vim z
Beginning last night a ~. y.
In trimming waa inaurufafas
fubipwHa ttat Cornell has 49,. 4
INK TIE grizzly haFe beneft.s a
#0 murh that he haa deoi9sg n "
three "a day hereafter a 49,.
board was ret up IN Jeffr.,r
fHge Morning. afferrors
might hereafter be- hugo fss~. ~
hr gone atn ArmHtrong ps,,, =,
Cornell picking 40 hie fnaaiss -.
giving him massage For I. =.
utes three times a dag ~ Nh /.
meadrd from top 70 Toe 49, !
there Be- anything wrong va I.
muscles on the Fourth q ~, !
wiil NOT b. because he has a. &.
given proper attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

SAN FRANCISCO. June l6--Distrct Attorney Fickert
OF san Francisco this afternoon said thar although he had
present plans for preventing the Langord kaufman fight
Saturday he would along the line that bout Is Illegal
another Is equally
This is taken a. indicate that Fckert viii interfere with
Saturdays fight although The governors letter 10 the attorney
general is in way binding legally on Fckcrt
Gov. Gilett has had long administration and don't
why he should single fight for attack said Fckcr
Il don't why the governor did not hold other fights
Illegal II is wrong then al wrong. II can be
stopped than all be stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

Detroit man was sent 10 the
asylum by his relatives because he
insisted on making so bets tho
Browns would cop the American
league pennant
Princeton university Is 10 have
a new gymnasium. which will be
tho finest Of IT'S kind in the coun.
try.
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HOLM PITCHES
WINNING BALL


SPOKANE June i6.~-Nic Holm
pitched "a nlce same II haM here
yesterday. holding ere Tigers down
90 four hits and winning easily
GaddN. far Tacoma. WIS found ffrc-
~ Both teams played loose BAN be-
hind their pitchers. nine errors being
made altogether Holm won the
game rs himself
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Bic Gus Thompson. Fcaffis, =,
pitcher, quit yesterday. and afr :.
turn % hts home In Kanxpea NJ
unless Dug and Lynch preqag -
him Co. stay Gus has been ess-
the weaiher for some time. hs,s
troubled with nerVousHeaA sns :.
Sounia y have simply 20, Is =
away somewhere and get ssra,sss.
ened % physically. ! have 49, Z
run down for q month. and nees &
get out ia the open. said IN, y
fellow = won't stop haselsE r
good. but J ara going TO iass ! q.
Off
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II Din Dahlen can land his
Brooklyn aggregation ia the first
division. every member OF the team
will receive a bonus
Billy Delaney may be IN John.
sons corner when the dlnge goes
np against jeff
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CALIFORNIA; CHIEF EXECUTIVE
TAKES BELATED ADVERSE STAND


SAN FRANCISCO June l0-Auorney Ccncfal Webb
yesterday afternoon said ne conceded with the expression
tanned ia Gov Gilctts letter and that he would make every
possible eudeavor prevent the leues Johnson fight
II shall certainly follow ont the governors requests 90 the
letter" said Webb Il viii every means ia my power
known 10 law 20 accomplish the desired result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-16

In defining prize flghta
In Michigan g prize fiEht exists
when there ia aa expectation %
rrward to be gained by the contest
or comps tiilon. either 20 be wou by
tho contestants or 20 be otherwise
awarded. coupled wlth an intent 10
imfllci upon such contestants some
degree 81 bodily harm
Ia Kansas the supreme r0urt held
that the contest must be a fishi.
and that there mnnt Do an infeut on
the part % the contestants 10 DO
violence TO aud inflici some degree
% bodily harm on each other. and
the fiKhi must BE- for some prize
or reward
Quotes Papers.
other states have made similar
rules 80 show that the ao-cAlied
aparrinE exhibitions held in this
state under the auspices Of an in-
rorpofatsd athletic club have not
been apafriaG exhibitions. bat prize
flsbia I need bat refer yoa 10 tho
files of oar daily papers ! wiil
cali your attention 20 thu two or
three recent ones First the Moran
Mccarthy fight The Oakland
Trlhuns In na Issue Of April 20.
10 Reporting Il. uses this language
After fhs 10th round had gone
soufn 60 seconds. Moran landed a
bios on MeCaFihy'a Jas u did
not iooA 10 b. a heavy punch. but
the young fighter Weut over back.
wards Hla head seemingly dropped
low. as though his neck had beou
injured. and a. be struck the floor.
the sound Of tho Impact could be
heard throughout the building"
Mccarthy died
Nelson ard Wolaast.
Next The Nelson wolgaat fight.
that took place on Washington Is
Birthday flt sarms that prize fight.
ers all want 20 fizht on Washing
TOMS Birthday. Decoration Day and
Independence Day. and reported
In all the daily papers in the state
by rounds quote from the San
Francisco Chronicle OF February 20:
Round Nelson's lips were
puffod and HIS mouth and eyes
swollen They mixed it Ike tigers.
WolEaat having all tho better Of II,
landing repeatedly on the body and
iaw. with Nelson fighting wildly
and splitting blood
THE following sentence IT. the
governors letter was UNDERSIGNED. }
"Wolgast literally cut the bat
tiers face TO ribbons. but still the
Dane came on for more.
Round sg-Woignst appeared
loath to put IN the finishing punch,
He iahbod necessarily AZ the Bat.
Tiers anatomy. and again the blood
flowed In a stream Wolgast al
most sent Nelson 10 the floor. land.
ing blow after blow on the dc.
fenseloss champions face.
n these contest were not prize
fights. then the historic battle be-
tween Heanan and Sayres was not.
have no doubt that the coming
contest between JeffrieN and John
son will bo a repetition OF brutality
mentioned In tina foregoing fights.
only ON a larger scale.
n "sparrinE exhibitions" aa per-
mitted by our laws. make fights
where mon are killed. beaten into
insensibility and their faces "cut 20
ribbons" are lawful acts. then u IL
time that the legislature should in
terfere and make such exhibitions
or contest a felony
Such contests are prize fights
not permitted by the law, and
should be punished as such.
Those who engage In them are
prize fighters. and make their liv.
ing by fighting each other for prizes
and rewards.
The whole business Is democrat
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JEFF WILL WIN With
RIGHT TO The STOMACH
az MAx nAlrAAsAn

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C1I- Juno 70" Down H0re n n >,
question u Jeffres condition. but how usnp m % ogefa
WIZ u DO left maah % the Jaw right he ti
The consensus Of opinion a that The right vii turn ~ ~
This belief in out ln Dr. manner rft
big using ha right Ora ha ousta Cbogngbf h y
Both the work md ut the gloves making ~ tt
with crooked and the power be- throw s aa
surprising $40 game With his aparrng mates work n s
be- with hlF left beam stuck then tas
right travelling about SIX inches landing beneath ~
He CAN FORCE JOHNSON
have asked.
Jeffrea johnson 90 nn hls le club from "a.
o. bis apmachf aud he answer Invariably haa at
johnson almost anything after rounds ss
hardest blows have failed 60 =
believe that right will bring victory V
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ike She best ysungsser 1, q.
league aud predicts great shirs. y
him Jimmie Clarke. captais -
pitcher " the Varsity MS yar !
with Bob Brown. and TIE tss -
hook 30 for game while IL W.
ruuVer.
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More ripb, New, on Peg. s.

/ The latest feieNrnphlc reports
! ~ the fight situation VIII D.
! found on tine froat paEu ~ The
! star thls afternoon.
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CRKKAETT WILL STOP fight
BINCLE BARBECUE
FOR The BEAVERS

Vancouver Grabs IL Hits But Brinker is Late to the
Party-Good Work of Seattle Keeps Score Down
TO Minimum-Hendrix Easy for Canuck Sluggers
Lynch Gets Peeved at Rasty Wright.
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.na,,sa tos osaay Is alaia.


sHaa fsg Ksenrr In eighth
srars ~ inninxs
Vaeasua .....s...+f8 5ens8 ae--F
Spokane 4..sss-.-. 20 44 . qaf *aE
SUMMARY: rhsss,hszs asa Eaaasr
Fafs-hass hit Fload lansing. Coleman
Massey Sacrifice hlft.- knHnHf fEl. Naf-
dyke. M0st siaisa base W esi Hiraes
cat UN NHiM. ss hp t4NadN 8 haaHa
an haiaea-Nff ifaim q of DADDY. ffit
~ stitched bali qtf stserua Weed
Ler on hssea spaAa@s. Tacoma.
Cmqafe~FrssY.
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At Philadelphia.

Batteries-~Rowan aud Mclean,
Moore, McQuillen and Moran. Jack.
iltsch. (Thirtoen Intinpg tie:
darkuess)
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Totals --....1f - - 2
.BAtssa fos Heaarix tn the ninth
vsncoaser An ~ 81 20 A. r.
Swain, rf q
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The district attorney OF Sar
Francisco has informed me that hs
does not propose 90 interfere IN
the natter Tho first session of
the legislature held tn this state
in the year 1850 enacted a law
making IL a felony for two peru0na
20 fight each other upon a pre-.
vioua agreement. or upon q wager
for money OF other reward This
las has been amended from time
10 time. but never 50 as 20 make
prize fighting lawful
In 1908 the legislature again
amended the law relating 20 prize
fights While the iaW as amended
permitted npArrinE exhihitinuH"
for a limited number OF rounds.
with gloves. 10 be- held by a domea.
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SAN FRANCISCO. june 10 The
text OF Gov Ciilett's letter follows:
Hon. T. s. webb. Attorney Genor.
a.: Dear slr.~l desire 20 call your
attention 70 a ao.callcd prize nght
10 take place on the Fourth % July
next ln the city and county of San
Francisco. between Que Ilm Jeff.
r,es and one Jack Johnson. Many
complaints are received nf this of
flee from prominent cltiEena Of che
state protesting against this so
called fight aud requesting that
some action be- taken uy tbs proper
authorities 10 prevent the same.
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Al New York.
At Boston.
At Brooklyn.

Batteries Cole and Archer: Ber-
ger, Bergen and Erwin. (Thirteen
innings.1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09
FOR sALELREAL ESTATE


EVERY SIGN
Points TO advancing values In Salt Lake
City. Property here Is selling lower now
than II ever Will again. II you want a
sa1e: growing proposition. put your capi-
Some dirt that's dirt cheap"
7-room strictly modern and up-to.
dafe residence. IN first class condition.
IL must be seen to be appreciated. Lo-
Gated on T st. and the price has been
Teouceh 70 the above for a quick sale.
best @"'
For 13x20 rods and n 5-room house, To-
Gated on North Temple ST.. near 9Th
west Owner leaving city and conse-
A cheap lot on 10Th 10th ave.
I-room modern brick, with 55x15e
~; bath lights. water. barn. chicken
for sale near 7th East and 9th South.
Very good terms car be had.
$4,000.
23S1O rods and a 5-room brick cot
tage, with good flowing well. on 5th
West. near 3rd North. Terms. one-half
cash.
5ox120 feet and a 5-roorn frame cot
tages south front, near 1lth South and
nth East Terms. $500 cash; bal. to
suit.
5ox115 II. 20 alley south front. on End
ave; all assessments paid.
Fire often makes rich man today a
poor man tomorrow.
The best kind OF fire insurance at my
y RICHTER 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH ST,
Phones 641. e21sl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES


SPECIAL-EXTRA-S
We have had placed with us for sale
one OF the best European hotels In the
city, containing 96 elegantly furnished
rooms. modern appointments. AL loea-
lion. good lease, ent nets $3.50 per room.
ne furniture AMI carpets are in extra
hne condition, and a well-establshcd
transient business, making big money
each month We ara prepared TO make the
right price and teims on this valuable
proposition. For full particulars call at
the office. Exclusive agency.
5000 rooms. rent S35; I block from
ST ,ooo-12o-room apartment hotel:
terms.
S66oo-55 rooms; highest class place;
terms
SS7oo-54 rooms; corner; heat free. low
rent; terms.
II you are contemplating the purchase
OF rooming house or hotel or any busi-
ness venture. It will pay you to call at
in high-class propositions. and can save
you money. 1t was established In 1893
For lease-3 elegant stores In Holmes
Knox building; 10 modern rooms on East
lst South, and a beautiful sales or show
room on Main St. 24x62, all at the right
price.
s35oo-The best equipped restaurant in
city on Main st. containing 3100
square feet This Is positively the
best proposition ever offered The
rent Is very low and good lease.
Exclusive agency.
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE
A. l. Brattain. Mgr. B. o. Dept
10 w. 1st South Phones 641.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


LITTLE & LITTLE.
TRACKAGE.
oiXlg5. corner on Sth So, between 4th
and 9th West, $1,000.
lOx20. same locality $4,000.
Stxl9, same locality. $4,000.
6sxl0. same locality. $4,000
Larger piece In same locality. SO 900.
2oxlo. corner on North 4th West, $4,000.
20x20 on Sth n. (R- G. track. $4,000.
" acres near Warm Springs o. s. L.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
49tx115l corner on Sd So, between LIST
and I'd West. $500 per foot
14ixl66 itrackage). Sd South. between I'd
and Sd West (will sell part). $3.50 foot
$500 per foot.
so feet on lst South between State and
I'd East. at Si00 per foot
Second South b. ween West Temple
and lst West. at 5000 per foot
State street, between 4th and 5th South.
FLAT SITES.
57lx165, on lst ave, between State and
A, at $40 foot All special taxes paid.
i5xl22,. alley on both sides. 1st South be-
tween I'd and Sd East All special taxes
paid. $500 foot
5Oxl85 on state. "a blocks north of
Eagle Gate S3o00.
SOx95. corner Brigham and 3D. East. All
special taxes paid, $3.50 foot.
RESIDENCES.
5-room mod pr. brick, near I'd So and
18th East House nearly new. $4,000.
6-room mod. brick. near and 4th ave.
sewer connected. $4,000.
Fine broom modern pressed brick on Z
street. furnace. e. |. and gas. bath and
toilet separate. laundry tubs. stairway to
attic $4,000.
5-room modern pressed brick on 9Th
ave, sewer connected. 2ix7A. $3.50.
5-room modern pressed brick on West
North Temple, s3450.
6-room modern pressed brick on e st
hall and parlor finished In oak. e. l. and
gas, furnace. sleeping porch. etc, $4,000
Lot 374xli0 on Douglas ave. $3.50.
LITTLE &c LITTLE, No. ! w, I'd SO.
fe0o
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4-room house near 1lth West and G
South. 50xl5T feet. s1050,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAKE A LOOK
at this cosy little rooming house, located
on North First West not very far from
the o, S. L. depot, Furniture Is brand
new and OF very good quality. There are
six rooms, three OF which are rented and
bring enough money TO pay the entire
household expense. Price S475 Il sold
this week. Furniture cost $3.50; can show
you the bills. The Lewls-Lowe Co,
Judge Bldg, fl0l3
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. FROA
81 week up. 377 2nd East. CLOS
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S-room frame. * near End ave. 2x,
rods. S1450.
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CRESCENT COURT NO
/. Royal and Exalted
Degree OF the Amaranth
Stated meetings second
Tuesday OF each month
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. A cordial invita-
led TO all visiting members
NJ. MCAKTY, R NJ.
+, Secretary.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

THE LEWIS-LOWE CO..
ROOMING HOUSE SPECIALISTS,
3rd Floor Judge Building.
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ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEwELRY
and all articles of value at cut rate in
rerest Uncle Franks Loan Office. r.,
81 South Ind. phone 952. 1859
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.-EASANT FRONT ROOM. OPP. CAk
barns. $50 E. 9Th South. d2o3i
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THE WHITLEY.
2-room apis. with buffet Kitchen;
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NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM.
bath phone, close In. eos L. Ord SO.
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THE whitley.
2-rooms and bath. with buffet kitchen
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. WORK
guaranteed. Ind lli5, Bell 3l5i. v109i
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REr SOCIETIES

-~~-~~-~-->-~>-N>0-
"A ARGENTA LODGE NO 3, +.
,nd A. MAJ Masonic tenn
~je corner Second East and
<iTst South streets. hrst
ruesday OF each month
rsisfer lodges and sojourn-
Invited. +. H. Crager. w
pbIllips. secretary.
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CUSTOMERS FREE ADVERTISING.

Just try one OF the classy meals at 625
So. Main and you Will realize how badly
you are being cheated at your present
boarding place. And IL won't cost you
i bit more.
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHERs
MOVING. STORING. PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQIIPPED OUT-
NJ IN the west: goods shipped - any
part OF the United States nj reduced
rates, All work guaranteed Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones sos.
o1052
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New 4-room frame. good sized lot. 9TH
z. and 10Th So, $3.50.
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OFFICE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR: BEST
location on Main street. Address U-49
Tribune. b2lSa
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oDGE NO /. l. +. AND a
temple, corner LIST South
Regular meetings SECOND
Z, month, Members OF Sis
= soiourning brethren cor
c. Wherry. w. NJ; \.
efary.
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IJyoDGE NO. 2. F. AND A.
nall second Monday eacn
! First South and Second
,rs OF sister lodges and So
, ,ners In good standing In
Simnkip. w. NJ; Christie
.cretary.
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Thoroughly modern furnished rooms for
rent at ia So Main. Hot and cold run
ming water, rates very reasonable.
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o-rom brick. modern. 50xl30 feet, 8
SO. and llth West, $1,000.
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EXCHANGE OR SALE-PAETY WHO
left Salt Lake . years ago Is very anN-
ious TO close out about 30 rods OF fine
frontage about a mile from the temple.
on Capitol hil. VIII sell at n big bar
gain any portion or Will exchange for
northern or central California city or
country property. or improved Salt Lake
city really. VIII pay difference or as
sumo mortgage. $4,000 TAKES ALL
Address K-S3. Tribune. f19l
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4-ROOM. MODERN FLATS: $3.50
Hubbard Inv. Co., 6s w. Bird South .
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M.ECTA CHAPTER. u
D.. order Eastern star
STATED meetings thiTa
Tuesday Of each month.
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited;
S. NIPPER, w. NJ.
yKLAND. Secretary.
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Just one vacant apartment left, and
you will be In luck TO get II. Call tomor-
row afternoon, 3l-33 Church street, just
of Fourth South. between State and
Main.
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Furnished suites. SO day and up.
Special rates by the month,
CAFE. American plan. In connection.
Open TO the public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-09

4-room frame. lot with flowing we'll
near 18th So. and State. S1350.
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coZy little home in the cheerful two
room apartments at 34a East Second
South, half block from the postoffice.
fl0li
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FOR RENT


FOUR ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 49,
South Fourth West bl226
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4-ROOM. FURNISHED HOUSE. CLOSE
In SIS. A. n. Humphries. rs West
End South st. 1890