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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
Sandy News Notes

Especial to The Republican,
Sandy March lS.-Citizens were much
gratified today TO see surveyors locating
the line for the street car railroad.
Mayor William d. Kuhre announced that
he would proclaim town holiday on
the date that the first street car reached
Sandy
The Sandy Irrigation company has elect
ed the following officers: President, w.
w. Wilson: vice president, Peter Ander-
son; secretary and watermaster, CARL
Larson; treasurer, August NJ. Nilsson; di-
rector, David Z. Greenwood.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
WEBER ACADEMY TEAM
VICTORIOUS IN DEBATE
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious..

Especial to The ald-Republfcan.D
Ogden, March 1S.-In the debate held
tonight in the assembly room of the
Weber Stake academy, between a team
from that school and a team from the
Collegiate Institute of Salt Lake, the
local team was given the decision by
the judges. The question debated was,
Resolved, tina tariff shall be imposed
for tax revenue only" The Weber
Stake academy took the affirmative.
The Ogden team is as follows: Law
renee Richards, William Critchlow and
Alma Wilson. The Salt Lake team con-
sisted of Frank G. Vibrains, Roy
Schweitcher and Jack Allen. The judges
were Judge William Mccarthy, Prof.
John Robertson of the University of
Utah, and Attorney George c. Davis,
all of Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
EXPECT TO BEGIN WORK
ON HATCHERY SOON
Special to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial 70 The HeraId-RepubIlcan.)
Richfield, March Estate Fish and
Game Commissioner Chambers and E. n.
Jacklin of the state hatchery, were here
yesterday with a consignment of 10000
eastern brook trout, which were immedi-
ately distributed to three streams in this
county, Little Loss creek. Monroe creek
and Clear creek. Deputy Warden Hanch-
EFT met the commissioner here and took
charge of the fry. The state officers also
took up the matter of the hatchery which
is to be established here. They visited the
BOtne place near Annabella and investi-
gated that site for the hatchery. Mr..
Chambers expects to have the work of
construction begin SOOn
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
FAvORS 1.-THE SYSTEM
Laymen's Missionary Speaker Quotes
Christ's Own Teachings.
Especial to The Herald Republican)

topeCldI 70 TIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ogden, March 1S.-The tithing system
one of the tenets of the Mormon church,
was advocated for all Christianity by
Homer A. Seip of India at an address
delivered before the Laymens Missionary
committee of Ogden at a banquet held
in The Methodist church parlors last night.
The subject of the address was Chris
tian Stewardship" The speaker quoted
from Christs teachings, pointing out that
the giving of tithes was an instruction
from Christ himself, the object being the
PRONUNCIATION of Christianity throughout
the world. Il is likely that steps will be
taken TO organize missionary movement
in ogden.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Miss Ina Brooks, who is a member Of
"The Great Divide company, which
comes to the Colonial next week, has
done many fine things in her theatrica
career It was after seeing her play the
part of the wife in THE Thief" that
Henry Miller, in expressing his opinion
of this young Woman's ability, did not
hesitate in saying that he considered her
the future great American actress.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
Jordan District Voting on PROPOSE
ton to Issue Securities.

Especial To The rald-Republican)
Midvale, March 1S-A bond election will
be held in the Jordan school district to-
morrow for the purpose of erecting new
school buildings. The following judges
have been named by Neils Thompson, sec
rotary of the school board. At Midvale,
the judges Will be: ]. =. Pearson, Walter
Cooper and James Walker; South Jordan.
S. II. How ard, J. NJ. Wheapen and Joseph
ter and Charles Lindell; Draper, 5. J.
Nicholson, A. Nelson and J. II. Allen:
Bingham. II. G. PregersOn, William Wa
ters and Andrew Mayer 1t is believed
bonds will be authorized.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
RAILROAD ANSWERS SUIT.

Especial to The Heraid-Republican.)
Ogden, March 1S.-Answering the
complaint of Andrew Bingham who is
suing the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
salt Lake Railroad company for $S,400
damages for a carload of horses which
were drowned in the great floods De-
cember 81, the railroad company de-
MES any responsibility and claims that
Bingham has greatly OVerestimated the
value of the stock shipment. The car
casses of Bingham's horses are scat
tered up and down the Meadow Valley
wash for many miles
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
AT FUNERAL OF SUICIDE.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ogden, March 1S.-The body of NJ.
f. Knowles, a local railroad clerk who
committed suicide by taking an over
dose of morphine several days ago, was
buried in the city cemetery following
short services at the Richey undertake
ing parlors this afternoon. The Rev.
w. W, Fleetwood conducted the serv-
ices. Many of the railroad clerks and
employees attended the funeral and sent
floral offerings. Young Knowles rel
atives, who live in Boston, have been
communicated with and ordered the
funeral to be held here.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
Willard Brevities

Willard, March 1S.-Dr. Jepson was ap-
pointed city physician at the recent meet
ing of the council. Joseph West, super
intendent of the Ogden Rapid Transit
company was before the council explain
ing arrangements to run the line through
the city limits.
Officers Of the sugar company were
here yesterday renewing contracts for
beets The contracts are the same as last
year.
The fruit growers association has
bought gasoline engine which is being
used in fruit spraying.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
FORMER GAMBLER SENT
TO MENTAL HOSPITAL

. (Spf claI 10 The HeraId-R9pubIican.)
Ogden, March 1S-Following a hearing
before a lunacy commission in the dis
trict court Arthur Bailey was committed
10 the state insane asylum by Judge j. A.
Howell this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff
Thomas Feeney took the unfortunate man
TO Provo this evening.
Bailey imagines that the city of Ogden
is IN grave danger of being swept from
the earth by floods. When arrested yes
terday. he was driving a team at great
speed towards the bench lands, calling out
sat the top of his lungs that the flood wa
tiers we're submergiHg the city. He col
lided with pole and was thrown out on
his head, although not seriously hurt.
When gambling was open here, he was
employed at several resorts.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
LEM Brevities

Lehl March 1S.-A young son of George
Barnes met with very painful accident
while playing with another little boy and
a gun. The gun went off and some of, the
shot struck the Barnes boy in the eye.
threatening to destroy the sight. DR.. Has
Ter now reports that he is doing nicely.
Mrs. Gates, the mother of A. l.. Gates.
was very i'll on Sunday but is now slowly
recovering.
The little child Of John W Whimpey is
very iii with gastritis
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
cANARIEs KILLED IN FIRE.

ogden, March 1S.-Half a dozen pet
canaries were burned in fire that de-
stroyed part of the home of John w.
Griffin, 1929 Monroe avenue, late this
afternoon. Tar that was being boiled
on the stove preparatory to it's use for
the repair of the roof of the house
boiled over and caused the blaze. About
$500 damage was done
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS
ORPHEuM THEATRE,

This weeks popular bill at the Or
pheum will be given two presentations to-
day, this afternoon and evening, and a
new bill will be presented tomorrow after
noon. Julius Steger will head the new
bill with THE Way to the Heart" and
another great feature Of the program will
be Gus Edwards ''Kountry Kids"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
SALoONkEEPER DEAD.

Especial to The Herald Republican)
ogden, March 1s.-Mark Murphy, for
many years engaged in the saloon bust
ness in this city, died of apopIexy this
morning at his residence, 27S West
Twenty street Mr. Murphy was
in the act Of dressing when he was
stricken. He was "a years old. Sur
viving him are a widow and two chill
dren.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
RID CITY OF WARRANTS.

Ogden, March 1S.-To rid the city of
the large vagrant population, the po-
lice this afternoon made raid on the
railroad yards and arrested about fifty
men, who will be charged in police
court tomorrow with vagrancy. 1t is
likely they win all be given '.floaters."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
FINES WINNER AT POKER.

Ogden, March 1S.-Ninety-nine dol
lars for playing poker was the fine
levied against A. Ives. local gambling
this morning. Ives was arrested while
in the act of raking in a pot in which
actual money was in sight.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
sToRK EARLY VISITOR.

Early this morning the stork paid q
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ru-
fus K. Hardy, 355 L street, leaving q
baby girl.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
CITY BREvITIEs.

MRS. JOHN POWELL, who was oper-
ated upon Sunday at L. D. S. hospital
for the removal of tumor weighing
40 pounds, was reported to be improving
last night. Sunday, March 6. Mrs. Pow
ell gave birth to a 1215-pound boy.
In the case of John Baer,
proprietor of the Lion bar. in Second
South street who is charged with viO-
iating the Sunday liquor ordinance
when he sold bottle of beer to Patrol
man George Burton. January 70, closed
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19

yesterday afternoon before Judge ]. IA.
Bowman in police court. Judge Bowman
took the case under ADJUSTMENT until
Tuesday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1910-07-23
LEGAL NOTICES
JAS = PADGETT. Attorney-

~ TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE, u,TS-
TRICT or COLUMBIA Tr-So N r7s--
llIlgs vs. John n Johnson surviving --r.s+ee
e. al Equity 40 --fs4. The Object 81 mis-
sun i ,-s partition by sale Of lots mum
pe-ea one hundred and forty-tv-r 1s5l one
hJn1Ted and 1fty-fpur l541 one hundred s-,7
my -ElNe t-s7l- one hundred one fftv-ssx tz=s4
one hundred and seventy--hree l1Gj- one hun
dred and sevelty-t.ur u14B- and one t77--f-e-7
and seveury--five l75I. in William rs----
hall and others subdivision OF I1-z IN ,-y5,---.
NUMBERED SlNty-n-ue tf+f. in the civ Of
washington District OF Columbia ~ ----t--
Of the plainti1. u is this ee7d cav ~ 49,
1910 ordered that the defendants Ion, n
Johnson surviving trustee Charles a..
S-ei,--@l-s,l-- dll- LaNic u Morton cause their
appearance 20 be entered herein On or hefo-a
the f0rtierh day. exclusive Of SUNDAYS 49,
legal hollcays- occurring after the day- OF r.
rrst publication Of this orCer. otherwise ~
default Provided a COPY OF THIS 1-51- -
published once a week for three sue.sssi--s.
weeks II the washington Law Ee7o--a- ana
The washington Times before said 80
Test = r YOUNG Clerk BY u i NJ
EEE-. Asst Clerk
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLLABIA- Holding Probate Court No
1I2z0. AdDin.stration- This Is 10 give notice.
That the subscriber OF the District OF Co
lUrnbia- has obtained from the Probate Cont
OF the District o. Columbia. letters OF al
administration on the estate Of Walter = stu
ceased All persons having claims aeainst
the deceased are hereby warned 20 EXHIBIT
the same wiki the vouchers thereof IecafFv
authenticate 20 the subscriber. on or before
they may by law % excluded from al b1n.-
A. OF said estate Given under bv hand snfz
ed day q July 1910 HELEN STUART. ssz
Nd ave : " tSeaD attest JAMES
TANNER. REGISTER OF wills FOR t7e T5fs4-5rr
Of Columbia Clerk OF the Probate Court
FRANK ,, BLACKSTONE. Attorney
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COLONIAL BEACH
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-SSew Groom house, with acres
or more II desired. I ID miles from FfI-e--
dale. On trolley line: now being built. 81 20
also tracts from 70 asres- Phone "a =
HyattSEllle- b d STEPHEN. Owner Rive
dale. Nd
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SEI4OARD AIR LINE nv.
S0IITHERN RAILWAY.

z-Fouowinz schedule figures publishes
e1Iy 9s information and are not g-&rantssA
Fa- Atlanta, Birmingham NOBLE. NeI
Z ,-r~a-s Ashevilie. > d and 18-45 ?. II
- f-llattauooga AID Memphis ia q
daily
Tor Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga 81
raiuEharu- cccvF Orleans 10-Ic p
FOR Roanoke. Knoxville. ChaIta-COSz. %asz-
vile Memphis, 4.Ic a. II dairy. NS-eeQias
car open after 20 p nj
Tor Atlcn1a. Birmingham. Columbia.
CAe-lazton. Augusta. Aiken savannah Jacks
EezvfIis, and Florida points. z-i5 p II 6aIly-
Z S. BROWN. General AssaE
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FOR SALE
Brick dwelling and side lot on New Haup-
shire ave near y ST. y W. furnace
--1---H al--E
BIlcE dwelling. 18th St. near X st y
". 10 rooms: furnace .-----.-.--.--.-. s. so
STICK dwelling r ST. near 18th y ",
Il, - rooms, furnace. 900
DsiCA evening calvert ST. near Goth.
p, ro@-as; steam 500
bIlcH house, 10Th ST. near P. 8 rooms
furnace 1900
BIlck dwelling, q St, near list 70
room, rooms: furnace 800
brlck dwelling Washington Circle 10
rooms, rooms. furnace. ZOO
Ertck dwelling, o st., West Washing
ton. rooms - 500
5I-ck dwelling and store. ' St. near
,, lfth: rooms --------------------- 500
bTick dwelling. Q St, near LIST ST. y. W
rooms: furnace -----------------.-----. $50
Brick '-4FellIuE. 18th St y W 10 r0oug Z 50n
TAkOAIA PARK
Frame dwelling, . rooms. furnace. 3 90
2 laIi-e dwelling 10 rooms. furnace 4 go
EDWARD s. wESTCOTT.
1917 Pennsylvania ave y W
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEAT STAND IN Western marLats
rent so owing 10 death, talze-------- so
AoomiEg house; 200 block 10Th ST. y
W; rent So saCrifce-.----...-.-- -
Confectionery and ice cream parlors
making money ideal st2nd at---.--.. S''
Not4on, confecuOneTy.> and grocery 81,
near navy yard rooms rent SLo------
DTyEOOds store 90 a d ying stand .
=; rent SI0s leaving ci-y--------------- -
Millinery dryg0ods. ana "a ion sJoTe' go
corner y. e. invoice oT---.---------.--. on
Corner grocery, central y W. rent Ss4s -
nice house. quick sale------------- - -
Grocery and meat store y e oaliy "a,
cash sales $45- rooms oniy---------- --o'o
Open moving picture business c2lorea -.
trade; no oppositi orl------- -'e''
Merchandise and grocery nearby tnrl'- .,.
ing suburban to-sn. snap = -
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS IL =
FOR SALE-THE BEST PAYING
MOVING PICTURE PARK IN
CITY; OWNER CAN NOT ATTEND
TO SAME on ACCOUNT OF OTHER
BUSINESS. BOX n. TIMES OFFICE.
FOR SALE-Corne- grocery. living rooms:
vel stocked, sOod business cheap rent
engaged in other business VIII sell com
piete $50 Apply LIQUOR STORE. 9i6 sth
81 n. ".
FOR SALE Or RENT-Old established car
pet cleaning plant Address BOX Z7I, Times
Otice-
CIGAR STORE and newsstand. good lOca-
uOns near Raleigh hotel owner leaving
town rent only 50 BOX 80. Times Office
FOR SALE-Barber shop; very cheap I2Iz
Wisconsin ave y W
RELIABLE YOUNG NAN with SID and
services in established business Address
BOX D. Times office
FOR SALE-CiEar. stationerv, COnfection-
cry and notion store -s25 BrightwoOd ave
y W
REAL. ESTATE BUSINESS established and
fully equipped, special features central.
owner leaving city Price $50. address
LEE, BOX 263. Times office
RAISE CAPITAL BEST METHODS Cor
pCralions organized and promoted every
FOR SALE-Dry goods and notion store.
good reason for selling Call after Z p n
y W corner 18th and X SITS. :. Z.
EI0np EINICEINR
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

srbedu-e o. Excursion Trains 20 ard ron
CEESAPEAhE BEACH
EFFECTIVE July =. 1910
Subject 70 Change without Sotf-e-
yTGNDAES TO EELDzES. INCLUSIVE
Colrg. leave Dlstrlc- Line AZ 50 and u-5l
q - z.sa ga. I-45- and S-5J ?. n
Tzeslrlzng. leave the Beach az 5-15 q II
rs-s5 z.g1, 6-Jc, sue, ana 1850 p n
SATURDAYS
C-os-r leave District Line. at s-15 and liza
n 900. 500. 5-41s 1-55r and S-z5 p n
Returning, leave tbe Eeaca ~ 6-s5 a. n,
- --tf o-lJ. SEQ. s-lls and ls-1J p N
S--NDAES AND HOLIDAYS
Cso5ng leave District Line ~ SIS and lI-t3
n --eu. S-ll, AGO, s-sz- and s-55 p. n
petur.l-lE- leave the Beach al 1-J5 q II
10 z-lu J-go, S-oOs s--t- AID 1850 p IL
PAIL I WATERS
Genera lIl1zEe--
-ar- New York Ave car -O- District In
srz@f1n FOR additional information. TsIs-
r,Eo1- Lincoln l6-S-
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

HOUSE and sign painting at low prlces:
ANAL Jobs promptly attended: city OF EglbI5r-
bs1- - GRIFFITH. sSS Eye - S. g
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R

ROYAL Blue Line
EVER Other Hour o. The Odd Hem
70 PaL1-ADk.LEEAA md NEW YORK
NEW TEE-LLNAL- I'D ST, NEW T0RE
80 e. Ea--DIGeE, Pullman Pa-Isr Car
1879 q U--s-1oE- train BEo4-e- Pz-zn- g..
]s-eG U--E'lllEs-an Ero-ler FarI0- ca
49,. a E1--L-Iier ana f--4asal FarIo- ca.
S1-el > m--Dlner and Pullman Pzsrlo- ca
80 = 11--''EZogz4 Limited" Al Erlf-1a,
E5Fe-hoEr.
f4-5G , E--CoacEes 70 PE1IaEeIDhEa
's=ee , Ia--Dtner and C6seEvalIOa Pz-s1s
IS ? n--C0zehes to New York
'Iz-I5 y T--S1eepers 70 New York
go = D--Sleepers 70 PhllsdsIphia and Va
York
ATLANTIC cITT. f7-oo. -s.oa. f1.a
49, % Baltimore
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
(ISeeS Days r. % II . m
90 I5-G1. I5-sg. 100 -I.11. fs-0e us-55 . =
fs-SG, 1859. sll-l3 p H. aLz-g5 noon 49,
s1-5t. us. $50. -sso0. Ts-20, ts-59. ga
f4-45. Sc fS.4 80 Ts-5- 's-s.. T7.55- ss,sI
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. - F5-z1 ? n
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, and LCC-F-
VILE 40. = n. 40 ? H. 'I2-I5 z-Izs-
U11.SG niEht Sleeper ready. u ?. n
CLEVELAND, 30 ? II
COLUMBUS. 80 p
WHEELING. $40 a -. 50 D n
'WS>1.ZSCHEsTEH- ts.Io & n. fa-u. fsss
> FIEIEDERICk fs-za 1910. 1s-2o a n. IA
h HGG iziss $40 u II. f5.o0 p L
sDalIy. fEzeept sunday tsuadsy ozIT-
TELEPHONES AZ al O. the -OlICTIzs
Ticket Ofaces= 141s = s.. Tel Main 1884, 81
sfaIioa ticket once. Mala 1885, Ias5-zz2-
Efo1 Buren,. Main 80
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY-

i NJ
Punished only as Information, aos sua-zzCss3
&c > n 6zIly-E'Cr Virginia west VIZ
Firia And Kennedy points Pu-lm4a sleep
= \. Cincinnati ana Louisville - : y
. c---s-s .ar from ChariottesFli-e-
go D IN da-zy GIN L-> M Is T LOUIS
C-lTt-ztsD SPECIAL Soid tain % s.
I-o.5ts v,ith pullman slsepers 10 Cz5czs -.
et.Ets only At important station ECllu-az-R
ms euI.l.y-lslI enc - - o. cl1-1s
$50 y M uaLy-E- r b lL8LlI LED. &c
f-fr--.ru-srf Louisville Tire West. Southwest.
- e,s-tnv-esI pullman s-e5pSgs FirEll-
- f5sr Ssp-ings. Cincinnati ald LoCIsv1.lE.
1 a. y G-ninS car
,-eeSspeak e ard ohio Offices 81 5I5 Pa
- 4 St anG New Union Statio2.
.-.e,,s,5rs Main 1o65 and 2205 for JickeJs. oaE-
- r7.e-lzs reservations ana taNica5s-
SEITgOARD AIR LINE n.
- M dziIy---E'loriGa Fast Mall
w. r--zchss ana Pullman sIeepe-s ID
1l--io,-ss7'-, aud Jacksonville EarlOr car Jack
Ss - ~ tampa Through Sleeper -
5----T~ uinIuE car.
- - = m salIy--Seatoard E-2D-ess.-' e1sc-
- i5-ht-E sIeepeEs and Dbservari0a ca
e-->>---S7 Nth electric 1a-s- Through seq
e-'--f +- savannah. jacksonville. Tampa. -
W. - 15irr.liIlstsz1l. and Memphis I-ialzs
cars OeI.s- 1Hs New York ave y. V.
a HARDWOOD c T A.
GRO z PHILLIPS D. P A.
RYAN c. = A. Portsmouth "a
The Washington times., 1910-07-23

FOR SALE
ONLY ONE LEFT OF THOSE UNUs-
TALLY COY BRAND-NEw HOUSES.
or nth ST. y. W.
JUST THE KIND OF HOUSE YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
At The RIGHT PRICE:
RIGHT LOCATION.
sample House us nth st y. W
PRICE, $3.50.
Terms Easy-$JoO Down; $3.50 No.
This includes all Interest and monthly
payments
The beauty q workmanship and the
unusual care exercised IN tho con
struction show themselves in every
line. Six large bright rooms. bearti-
FULLY furnished5 exquisite paperIuv-
large handsome cabinet ruanteis- lar
est improved gas fixtures.
Come out Sunday.
FRANCIS a BLUNDON,
7o7 ST. y. ".
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DANCING

ZEITLER-S. 457 o ST. y ". S,a~fsr -,,.s
during summer months Three lessons s.
Any hour. with music
PROF WENDHAA. SIS 12th = N Al
dances taught any time Lesson, Soc
electric fans open Al sumner. Phone
II 567s
MISS COULTER 81 Eye ST y ~. N y1-T
can walk caa teach you 10 waltz lessons
any time SEC Phone Main IIsq
DANClSG STUDIO, rs Eye II \. ~.
Misses N6lIlDeTldll and Cobb teachers 50
GA dance Thursdays Phone II - v
OPEN ALL SUMNER
DAF4SON-S. PROF and Mr. as Etn y -
Est lSs2 Phone Il s5S5- Lessons any hon.
classeS and dances. Tues. Thur evs
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one taught at @ time
Latest dances Two INSTRUCTORS
1ols n 4 ave SELECT Phone n 5ez9 y
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MADAME MARLOWE
SPIRTIUELlSM

MEETINGS sunday Monday. and THURSDAY
p M daily readings al the home o. Ms
= L NALTBE- $50 n St y y Phone X
Ss3Z
AAE- CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM rsz1E
your lie correctly gives names. facts;
EeaSinE5 daily and s5Gnlay- Co 80 81 y z
Coz = near Union Staten Ladies only
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FOUE-ROoN brick house under good rr1taI-
perfect repair. near 15th and ". sts:
price SL.uIt. very easy terms
SiE-roon modern brick house near 18th
and Il sts y e. greatest snap n city al
$50. SIC cash. balance Ike rent
Handsome s-rO0n brick house on HEIGHTS
perfect repair. only $780, your terms ac-
caU-ed.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS
1f2 81 y "
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JOHN f. DONOHOE & SONS,
314PennsylYania Avenue Sc.
ITNFTTR NTCHED
HOUSES

Send % onIce FOR complete list OF
Houses, Apartments. stores. Etc
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WASHINGTON PARQCET FLOOR SUR
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit-Territory Of Hawaii
AT ChamDers-In Probate.-No,
42S5.
In the matter of the Estate Of William
T. Lucas, Deceased.
A document purporting to be the
last will and testament of William T..
Lucas, deceased, having on the goth
day of July, A. D., 1910, been present
ed to said Probate Court, and a petit
ton for probate thereof, praying for
the issuance of Letters Testamentary
to Mary M. Lucas having been filed by
her;
1t is ordered that Monday, the
twenty-ninth day Of August, A. D.
1910, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
at the courtroom Of sard Court in the
Judiciary Building in the City and
County of Honolulu, be and the same
is hereby appointed the time and place
for proving said Will and hearing
said application.
Dated at Honolulu, July 20, 1910.
BY order Of the Court:
]. a. THOMPSON,
Clerk Circuit Court First Circuit.
Kinney, Ballou, Prosser & Anderson,
Attorneys for Petitioner.