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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25
RrJsINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOMING HOUSES
EOR LEASE.


a room. well lighted. on Main St. on
the second floor. 2iX62. WIN street en- en-
trance, suitable for a sample room. Sloo'
2-year lease. T., ,,
il rooms. hot and cold water In ench
room. steam heat. ali Hight nnu AIRY
choicest location; 5-yaar lease, ,,,,u1
ing for lease ,,,
5000 beautifully furnished. modern
rooms. rent S32, clears SIG; retains
3 rooms. Snap. ,.
s7O0O0-IS modern up-to-the ~IlIhutc
rooms. Main ST.. very reasonaeic
rent, including steam heat: no pet
Ter fnrnjshe1 house in city, long
lease: always full OF hlGh-elas"
transients: clears $3.50. Terms TO
right party. .,.,,.,
l5,000--l20 rooms. extra wen iotliiaue"'
European hotel all modern con-
venienccs: low rent long lea7gs
This IS one Of the pest P'A'e' ''
the city. Terms. ouo5
S750O-G0 rooms OF fine furniture. hlled
with high class, permanent eues,,s,
located I'm the most ar1stocrd'lc
part of the city. always lnsuElhE
fun house; good lease ara ~"
rent. Terms. 49,, =, .
S6T00-5S- room European hotel mani -
hotel you will surely go no % %
lhcr; this place a'ill suit YOU ~
wear lease: heat free, Terms.
st250-56 rooms. hotel. good turmltuI.'
rea sonable rent; heat free, ls,ials
This office caters only 10 'he I'E ~, ~
class OF hotel apartment houses 1 aup
business opportunities. and guaranieiHi .''ii
Ing OF any proposition. Esta nllsneu 1890
A l.. BRATThIN, Mgr. Z, o, Dept, IL
West lst So. Both phones Sal.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
councIl OF Salt Lake city of the inten.
tion OF such council 10 make the fol-
loving Described Improvement. TO wit:
To grade, and pave with asphalt (said
asphalt pavement TO be seventy-two (72)
feet wide between curbs, and nine nnd
one-halt (9l) inches th!ek). Third East
street between South Temple and Third
South streets. in paving district No 81.
and defray the abUttcrs' portion Of the
cost and expense thereof. estimated at
dollars or ten (s10) dollars per front or
linear foot ri .abutting property. there
being $3.50 feet aeutting said Improve
ment, by local assessment upon the
lots or pieces OF ground in the following
Described district, being the district 10
be affected and benefited by said i'm
provemcnt, namely:
The east side of lots l. 6, : and 8
block I3; the east side of lots l and e
hlock a.: the cast Side OF lots l. q, Z and
5. block 90. plat A; the west side OF lots
4 and o.. block 65: the west side OF lots
:. 3. 4 and D.. block 80: Tie west side of
lots I and ., block 80, plat Is. Salt Lake
City survey.
Tho total cost OF said Improvement is
fssilmated at ioriy-two thousand two
hundred eighiy-sevem ands 80 100
fsi2. .2s7 .59l dollars. Of which sum Tho
rlty'3 portion is two thousand six hun
drsd elghty,sevcn and 59-lo0 (s26S7.59)
dollars leaving thirty-nine thousand six
hundred t$396oO) dollars to be raised by
local assessment.
All protests and objections 10 the car
rylns out Of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block, or description OF property, TO the
city recorder. on or before the Tth day
OF February, 1910. being the time set by
said council when II Will hear and con-
slider s,ich protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
By order Of the city council of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated May "a. 1909
B s. RINES. City Recorder.
Paving extension No. G2-
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NnItE nNn rn.

VI Il VINE CIIAN0|
\ saloon Is what We are advs'
when We say saloon we mcsr
town; Say. on the suuare
arc elcgant-and the goods n.
ever sampled. Dandy Icr-
lease is 3 wears OH $l00 psr (,
It's Impossible to b,Iy the
but have just listed one-haJf
$4,000. An opportunity worth
Lcwis-Lowe Co. Judge BIdr
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GENTS, 6; EuRNIsHING Ann

GENTS FURNISHING ANT
SNLb'3 MEN. look here,
portnDity YOU have becn ~
interest i'm wcll-establisis@
nlahings and clothing store
hranchcd out and wants II.
man 10 take charge OF stosH
s2nnu or upward. Last fen
q net profit Of $4,000. frv
Good lease and located rIrht
main thornughfarc. The Icpj
Judge Bldg,
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GET oC'r OF ro

,,l -, 'E OUT OF Toul.
Aild ;, SIC M this rcstauranv,"
DE business In Il growinv' '
resting nj the base OF tha G
range. about a two hn,s s,t'
INC capital. Good fr,,na
Guiding all fixtures and an,,, n'
'hliiS goes for $3.50. Partv
n similar business i'm Sail y
Tropo5Itlnn-yes. The Ie1's1
Judge Bldg. "'
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A MONEY-NIAkINr, n

II NUN II I M \ kINC .TRI1
HOUSE ~
lust of Main street are 10 4
rooms in this city. WHY, H.
arc always full and hrinr a.
Tho rent is $40 monthly. RI.
cash and it's yours Don't lool
Tor better bargsin-you e.
The Lcwis-Lowe Co.. Judge !
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WE'LL FURNISUED-A SNAP
For light housekeeping. II rooms. fine
brick building, with lease; rent $40. See
MS. and if satisfied with an income of
$ll0 We can make a good price. Only
5000 needed.
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IL YOU WANT 4 GROCEl
Look this over It's The MI
sition i'm Salt Lake City. d
say 40 when YOU see IL. T.
fixture that was ever thou
bc found in this grocery. GI
last month ran over $4,000.
month at that. Ninety pc
business. and the balance. u
all paid i'm before the 18th d
Let us prove To YOU beyond
doubt that this is the best-p7
store in town. The Lew
Judge Bldg.
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RING Up IND 1871 FOR FINE LAUN-
day work and lace curtains. No ~
Mortcnson ct, 9th SO, between Ind anS
Srd East. b2S0S
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- ROOMS. $3.50.
In the thcater district. and you can rent
~ rooms. Rent Of house $65-yes, just
$50. and good lease.
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MONEY TO LoA

MONEY TO LOAN ON RnAI
Halloran-Judge Co.. 309 "a
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. ROOMS AND PRICE Nd
Just get rid of It. IL ca|
III take less. That's the ID
owner made whca he listed
tive little roomiTC house wlt
day. And We know that y
prcCiatc IL. Rent only $40. Z
be $50. Ali fu.i Of good. pay|
Sec 1t without fail. The Lev
Judge Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

GOOD GIRL WANTS POSITION FOR
light housework y .. Box 59;.
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WANTED-BY JAPANESE. AS HOTEL,
or bar porter; have references. loo
b. 1ld ave d95io
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AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER.
thoroughly coUp"tcni. New York and
CITY reference. Ind. 2SSl. d9,6
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J0-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE; MUST
be sold al once. Ind. 4i0l. 400 So. 9TH
East. d2il3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A. y. HUMPHREYS,
No. IS W. md South ST.
Bell il33. Ind. iI3i
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AIL-AEouND OFFICE MAN or TIME
keeper Of experience. D-57 Tribune.
d"5SI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

Al SALESMAN. s YEARS EXpERI
cnce IN general mdsc; Al references
AnurcsS E-i, Tribune. DOZEN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25
CAPITAL, OPPORTUNITIES.

CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES.
Right now is the opportune time to puy
hotels and roomlng houses. not only DC
cause We arc going 10 get the JcLries-
Johnson match but because We kno"
Salt Lake is n grand old progressive Town.
and fight or no 6ght you should take
advantage Of Capital Opportunities.
A EUROPEAN HOTEL.
Popular AZ a quiet exclusive" place.
Rooms cnsuitc and single. and 30 of them.
Steam heat furnished. good lease. Can
hc handled for S350O CASH
ANOTHER HOTEL,
Also European. very popular house tor
permanent guests. hut location Is IDEAL
for trausicnts. Rates are a dollar and
up. Cheap rent. good leaGo. steam heat
furnished, $4,000 down is all IT takes
HOTEL NO. 3
$500 cash VIII give You possession al
2. 25-roon1 transient hotel Ono OF the
You what this house win do as "A money
maker steam heat, good lease,
NOW FOR ONE
Smaller but equally good in earning ca
pacity az the foregoing. Il rooms for
light housekeeping. Centrally located :
rent $40 per month; $500 is all you need
have,
FOR A SHORT
Time only we have IL rooms on 2nd
south, rent Sl@" per month leaS". ! MS
place can he handled for $1,000 down and
500 per month. Puchase price, $1,000
III YOU WANT TO
Got q place that can bs handled with
$500 or $500 cash. come in and get par
tiCulsrs on few select ones from eight
to twelve rooms; all centrally located.
NOW FOR \ GOOD RESTAURANT.
SliO0 and tho owner steps out and
gives YOU possession OF business worth
double that amount. Would like YOU TO
look this place over and Judge for your
sell the amount OF, business done. Rent
SIS per month.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
II West Second South Street.
Call for Nh Richcy.
Bell phone No. 3Sol. Ind. phone No 60.
d26tO
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BUSINESS oppopr,,,,'
THE LEvIS-IS,o,,
Third Floor .J,,'lsaa.) Jud'a.)
TIE ONLY Eyc,
Bu uSINESS c'ltHtSS.CS,I.Us
IN TIE STATE or q y


Dom, JUST y REMIyr,,.
% i,9l I YOU know thai yo, De-
I,i I,,i 10 sec Tx when Ioo,,t owc
business opportun,tvp 'y1s,lns Z
W" pllf'port To bc we iir|
nneb ,. @,,' 10 Giyc Your ease s,'
prescr, , are and vigorous diso'., 20
p.rEIhl. l,..'I., TO tho part% ,ap!' ,nlsp'
i,;.uai i,,.i;.,i, opportunities in tho 'ookI v' !
Investments We wish ,o nv way
nre n"inre have VIC had ~ 49, ssay
sSS,IS S1'llS ON our carcfulJv
l"folor", You cannoI d., at;
10 er"a Yer advantages tbaav'e
US. we are emphatic In Inn p
hhndl" more buainose ~ tdy|
an OF our competitors cppgri'
dcrncath IL ali there's eSoinoIn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

S-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE OK MAIN
street. clearing 800 a month This Is
great bargain. that you should not
overlook. Investigate,
This little Broom roomnE house on
End South st is new and certainly a
money maker. Now that sprine f.; com
ing. all the tourists VIII soon bc here
You, should have no trouble in keepins
Il place like this packed 10 the door
Here is a 5s- room house on Main et
that should clear $500 month Get n
place like this. and be comfortable be-
fore the big fight.
Flow would you like a ll4-room room
ing J house that Is clearing $1,000 "A mo =?
i WISH YOU would see me quick
w. j.. GREINER
326 Judge B@ildinc
"c" P"one 1'2o. Ind. phone JolG.
deiS2
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osTEoPATHY

DIR. GRACE STRATTON. 6O7-os SCOTT
bldg. Ind. 2S2, Bell 1870 Res 3242-Y.
a992
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TYPEWRITERS
HAT FACTORY
SHEEPMEN

JUST ARRIVED AT OGDEN FROM
Canada. car OF registered long wool
ewes: also car OF registered bIack-f face
ewes. F. II. Neil & Sons. Healey Hotel.
Ogden. Utah. clos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

a BARGAIN.
SO rooms. all on one floor Which have
been thoroughly renovated, clearing Sl5'
a month. and you can get-in FOR $500
bal easy.
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WANTED HEJP-MALE

NJ j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
skilled and unskillcd laborers furnished.
40 East LIST South. cor. Commercial
Bell phone 1888. Ind. 92S. pi3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

THE LEWIS LOWE
Judge Buildiug-|
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THE EASY PLACE FOR 4 LADY.
l. rooms. net income 500 a month. II
cant be beaten any place; we'll fur
nishcd and very close In; $500 will put
you in possession.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

WE HAVE IMITAn
BUT NO RIVAR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

\ LUCRATIVE BUSINESS
For a man with limited means. Cigar
store in the retail district, established
trade \ good living and lots OF money
can be made in this store Price $6I5.
Can arrange terms.
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING in THE FUR
ana taxidermist line and carry com
highest price for raw furs and gamo
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 e. srd So
a3lSa
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4 EUROPEAN HOTEL.

Popular AZ quiet exclusive place.
Rooms cnsuitc and single. and 80 of them.
Steam heat furnished. good lease. Can
bc handled for $4,000 cash.
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We have many others besides the
above, all prices and sizes.
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WANTED TO BUY, SMALL HOME ON
easy payment. no agents. Inquire w.
South state. d-l2A
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Just & ROOMS Ann

JUST & ROOMS. AND IN
Thoroughly modern. steam he
thrc" upstairs rooms pay n
tho household expenses. Rem
This is a little gem. LOOK 4
day. The Lewis-Lowc Co, b
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED; WORK
guaranteed. Mrs. Stallings. Bell phone
1851 X22S
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Also European very popular house 10
permanent guests. hut location Is ideh
for trausicntS Rates are a dollar ant
up. Cheap rent. good leaGo, steam hca
furnished, $1,000 down is all IT takes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

SIXJ'Y AMATEUR ACTORS AND Ac-
treSses for small parts In tho produc-
tion of the permanent stock company NJ
The Shubcrt thoatcr Those with some
experience in drama and light opera
given preference, Apply Miss floroncc
Gale. office Shubcrt thcntcr, sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, between L. and 5
y, m. d2GlI
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WANTED

WANTED, BY MAN AND WIFE WHO
arc employed through the day, board
and room in private family; pncc must
be reasonable, have no objections To go
ing out some distance IL near car line.
Bell 260S. Ind. l20S. Call week GAYS
bet. and o. u2iio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

FJRST-CJASS COOK WITH EXPERT
encc I'm all branches Of cooking. for
hotel or restaurant: also first class pas
try cook: win takc position In or ont nf
city: best OF references. Bell 2050 22aS
r.. 2nd SO. do7G7
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KELLY Il MONTEOSE.
800 Mccormick Bldg
FRANK CGRRAN, Mgr. Is. O.
Bel Phone 29gA lonnl
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DIR. M. MCDOWELL. 3oo-3o3 SCOTT
building. Bell phones; office 49O6; resi-
dence 3271-K. al1l3
DIR. ALICE HOUGHTON. 40-5O MER
camille block lover Walkers store). Bell
phone 5Gl. ring >. d2133
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-25

HOME PAPER CLE,nss CL,,ss Is
guaranteed. Inc. lia'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
SERGEANT BAILY II
OPENS SHOW ROC
HAS NUMBER OF COATS
HAT WHICH HAVE BEEN
RECOVERED.

BY almost uncanny sleuthing.
geant Bailey. of the city date6&
force, has brought into police Gl1
quarters another load Of hatG
overcoats and wraps until the el1I6
desk looks like a bargain couut93sS
number of the articles have -
identified. but several coats Of &%
lent quality are still ownerleGos
Is pair OF new kid gloves W4
any hands TO hold, and In the
dow are piled three or four h&t
marked with the initials ~. 1sv|
The theft of several Of thu
Sergeant Bailey believes he hae
to the two suspects now In NIL
ing trial, Howell and Nash.
tective found out Tuesday aft1
where the two young mon ha1
rooming and Immediately $500
their quarters, finding scvernt
which the police believe were n
Captain OF Detectives Th0mao
Mahon will show tho coats and
to any one calling at his oflI66
the purpose of Identification. An1A
be very glad to deliver them t08t
owners as soon as they are prQ1
identified. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
GOOD RESULTS
FROM OaA|MAGE MEN

Arrangements were completed
"Wednesday for the first drainage con-
vention ever held in Virginia, which
meets In the House of Delegates
Thursday at noon.
A number OF prominent speakers
who are we'll up on the subject OF
drainage will make addresses. and al
though this viii be but a preliminary
meeting. IL is expected TO crystalline
into definite action la the matter OF
retaining the thousands OF swampy
and semi swamp acres of land in Vir-
ginia.
Among the speakers will be Sena-
tor Lesner. of Norfolk county, who
introduced and had passed number
of drainage bills in the last Legs
lature; Professor c. c. Elliott. chief
OF drainage investigation in the de-
partment OF agriculture In Washing
ton; John c. Ives. Of Norfolk coun-
ty; DIR. -. w. Starbusk. j. Il. Dods-
worth. Mr.. Tener and others OF the
Chickahominy section.
Chief Clerk Miller. OF the depart
ment of agriculture, has invited the
mayors OF nll the towns In Eastern
Virginia to attend and "A majority OF
them have accepted. Several of them
viii join In the discussion Of drain
age.
The deepening of the Chickahom.ny
channel Is one of the important SUBJ
iects to come up. residents of the
section washed. and also swamped. by
that river being among the prime
movers IN starting the convention.
Apr%pos OF this convention, Ii Is
interesting TO know that J. H. Ladd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
Christian Association. The t.
having the wives and widows r.
Grams present IL expected to naa1
occasion one OF the best ever ~
the Daughters. III
ARABIANS KEADY
FOR REvOLUTJ

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Exa1
Telegraph's Constantlnople coft(
dent to-day cables that the gp4x
rebellion which has been foSn&
in Arabia since the abolition ok ~
Hamid. as sultan OF Turkey.
reached the breaking point and {
a widespread outbreak involvtr3i
OF Arabia Ii likely.
According to the cables. the IN
orders began In Central Arabia g.
a bloody battle between the Tuk
troops and Drus and has bee9 Il
lowed by armed urrisings in all rx
OF Arabia. These outbreaks, inG41
of calming down, have become ri
FERROUS and the Turkish expect
whole of Arabia will soon be In ~
against their further rule. NJ,
The Arabians hate the Young I'm
branding them as infidels. The Z
jority OF the Arabians are truo
hammedans and most fAnatl4n&
their religious zeal. They have
garded a number OF the acts 03s
Young Turks as inimical to the ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14

Make LICENSE YEAR
SAME As RICHMOND

The Board of Aldermen Tuesday
night considered the question of the
amendment of the liquor licences q
the South Richmond saloons. The
board adopted an amendment SO %ot-
Ing that tho South Richmond H.
censes are made to conform In dates
and conditions 10 those In the other
wards. The Washington ward bars
are running at present under the or
dinances of old Manchester. which
allowed different closing hours, were
not similar In makeup and do not
conform with the ordinances Ut the
city of Richmond.
The Richmond ordinance permit
ting only $50 saloons in the corporate
limits was amended by the eondi-
tons OF the annexation agreement.
The existing Manchester regulations
allowed q saloons on the south eide
or the river, and this number wac
adopted in the annexation articles as
the largest number that would be IL
censed Under tine new regime. SO
TINT now there IS permitted total
Of III bars within the limits Of
Greater Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
CHARGE OF POISONING
WILL BE PROBED

Friday morning is the time set
by Magistrate Cheatham. of the Oak
Groce District. for the second hear
ing of the case of the two little picka-
ninnies charged with poisoning. or
attempting to poison the family of
William Randall. coiored. Of Chester
field county, two weeks ago. The
case Is attracting considerable inter
est among the people of the South
side and the county folks both on ac-
count OF the extreme youth of the
criminals, fourteen and ten, respec-
lively, and the unusual circumstances
in the case that have not been
brought To light yet.
When the case was called last FRI
day, Randall was not on hand to
prosecute, and the hearing was post
poned. If he does not show up this
Friday he will endanger his person,
as Magistrate Cheatham is likely To
haul him up on the charge Of con-
tempt of court. 1t Is thought by
some that the Randalls would rather
drop the case because of certain reve-
lations that are likely to be mad 9
i'm the course of the trial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
WANT BO|L[RMAk[R
FOR PANAMA CANA

Opportunity for Richmond boiler
makers who like a warm climate to
earn good wages is offered on the
Panama canal. according to a bulie-
tin placed in the halls OF the post
Office Wednesday.
According to the circular boiler
makers are paid IS cents an uour
on the canal, receive pay and han
for overtime and have free lodging
and free medical attention. Their
board and clothing Is all they ha. t
to pro. ide for themselves. The cir
cular further states that free .rans-
portation by boat. free stateroom : no
meals en- route VIII be furnished
Pay begins from the day the employee
stars from Richmond
Boiler-makers are wanted on the
canal at this time because OF strik.
among mechanics of that class re-
Gently. The strike. according to j.
A. Franklin. the international presi-
dent az the boiier-makcrs' union, vas
in defiance Of the Judgment of the
union oiiieials, and no man who goes
to Panama TO fiji strikers place
will lose his card.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
IN MEMORY OF Mn. GE0uM1
BARKSDALH.

TT HAS PLEAGr1
mighty God In His wise peQN
to take from US our esteemed
George Annesley Barksda1e: ~,
Therefore, be II resolved ef&ss
ins Of the Summer Rest 49,
known as tho Cooperative
of Richmond and MAnchoeto4: b!
]. That In the death Of NJ
dale this association has l0G&
valuable friend and co-N4
loss that now seems irr0p6f
,. That they bear testlSi1Hy
kind ind sympatheti tntor11f
supporting women, his heAl1G
vice and willing support
movement for their advances
3. That as q host 1t 6u1Il " a.
words are INADEQUATE u
what they feel. There ~
in every day life. and IT,
witnessed the life Of 3 Cn4<
man pure In word and dN66
gentle. kind and unAseuSAl1
tleman whose presence WG(S
q refining influence. They g.
have him taken, but God 49,
too, and to HIS will thAy
meek submission. ssSS
I. That in the deep sASoa r
personal loss In the 0oatM
dear friend. they exsand tA1
felt sympathy to his beeoN6
lily.
5. That . copy Of these 49,
be sent to his family AnA
be published In the daily r.
our city. and be spread ~
utes.
HENRIETTA KHAf
MARY r. WILLIAM
JENNIE FEH0utc3 Il
MARY B. FEH0u44
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-14
LOOKING FOR THIEF
WITH TRUNK CT

Captain Thomas Mcmahon. chit
detectives. Wednesday sent fNlAGl
In every direction while the ctky
lice are securing tho town m
efforts to find the burglar who
DAY night entered No. 1441 East
street and breaking into the =
| ment of Mr.. Thomas Davis. st0aGs&3
sides considerable sum OF mcyIS ~
railway ticket from Richmon1
louisville and u check for one "a
Davis trunks, which had already
shipped.
Mr.. Davis reported the matha18
police Headquarters wednesday,
ing, but declared that he could
no clue as to the house breaker. sasB'