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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06
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FOR SALE

s25C-Cottage with five rooms, modern improvements; this is desirably located ln corner lot Elyton street, West End. Terms, s250 cash balance sl5 per month.
 s265O-Cottage with six rooms, all con- veniences, well located on large elevated lot in Woodlawn, within one block Of S12e0-A bargain. Cottage with five rooms, servants house n rear, 18th street north Terms S750 cash, balance one, two and three years.
 SS650-Modern dwelling, seven rooms, all conveniences; lot elevated and well To- cated on North Highlands; two blocks from car line.
 S3S00-U p- to-dete bungalow interior nis- sion finished, furnace heated. This at tractive home is desirably loca ted on cle- vated lot in Norwood, two blocks froil Norweod car and one and one-hali blocks from Gate City car Terms SlooO cash. balance s30 per month. S7i50-Modecn, 2-story bungalow, eight rooms. furnace heated, storm sheathed, hardwood foors lot beautifully ter raced, corner o5th street: most desirable part of Norwood. Terms $1oc0 cash. balance one. two and three years. S12, ,JO0-Beautiful residence, 2-story, 2 loom, all modern conveniences, hand somely finished throughout; lot 5oxl9o; buildings on rear or lot rent TOT p1o per month 7th avenue. north, within walking distance of business center. Terms one-third cash, balance, one, tive and three years.
 $4250-This cottage has just been con- pleted and is strictly up-to-date. five rooms, furnace heated. hardwood floors, mission finished. It is situated on ele- vated lot In excellent part of South Highlands, within one-half block Of car line Terms s25O cash, balance easy pay ineDts.
 s6o10--Nearing completion, modern 2- story, 7-room dwelling; elevated lot in most exclusive locality O. South High lands. convenient to car. Terms $lN0 cash. balance s45 per month.
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BUY A LOT NOW

property will ehoc- It is purely matter of getting in the ground urge select the number of lots purchase location named in following schedule Fill the below and mail to 
 district S5o-s30 Residence district s co., 75
  blocks business district All lots 25 feet by 40 feet
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shipping Oklahoma taking their cotton and Kenefck Mills lumber yards businesses which into the locating Employment will be created in all branches of
 Kenefick almost immediately adjolns the known oil and belt possibilities cokmaking unlimited
 oucroppings of coal be
 there So00o00 0o0 O this decs in of coal land owned by individuals. Kenef s In hearto
 Men of standing and influence investing cals Kenefich.
 will climb 80 Oklahoma. In the New cities of persons independently wealthy result
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06

No. 1-S7500, improved property or Seventh avenue, lot 50x19o, be- s tween s17th and 18th streets, rented now for S52.50 per month.
 No. 2-S675G. modern S-room residence on South Highlands; built for a home; near car line; dressing rooms with lavatories connect ed to bedrooms; price greatly reduced for quick sale. No. 3-S1O,000, an excellent Southside corner. improved and renting for s94 per month; on three car lines; as good an invest ment as you can find. No. 4-S6250. beautiful cottage on lot 60x214, facing south; has barn and servants house and gar den; convenient to street car line; easy terms.
 x. 5-s9500. beautiful home on Ava lon street; modern in every de- tail: close to Highland avenue on lot S0x120.
 No. 6-S5500. 7-room cottage in Nor wood; lot 90x15G; on car line and rented for S420 per year; good location for apartment house.
 No. 7-S4100, modern Groom cottage, furnace heated; North High lands; terms very reasonab ble. No. S--S1950, new 5-room cottage In Woodlawn. near car line; small cash payment. balance monthly installments.
 No. 9-S10,000. IS acres in Greater Bir- mingham, only few blocks from Birmin ghanl's new park al Green Springs Improvements worth about $2o00; I50 feet of Louisville and Nashville main line trackage; about acres fine land for truck farming, whll several acres lying along railroad would be excellent for manufacturing plant. No. 10-$525e, beautiful lot 77X140 feet, one block south of Highland avenue in vicinity of handsome homes; If not sold this month price will be advanced to S600o. No. 11-S6000. southeast corner 9th avenue and 20th street, lot so x15), fronting 150 feet on Frisco tracks; choice ware house property
 No. 12-Thc lot Is a beauty faces south on beautiful Cliff Road. which connects / Mountain Terrace with the famous Highland ave nue residence district; drain r~ HSusvA He. .Sesera . NsrniiIS',ga2sa8M iI',
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UN1MPROVED. Big bargain in Avenue K lot, fronting car line; owner needs money and will make close price accordingly. sl5O0-For a choice corner: 11th avenue, one block of Fountain Heights car. S15N apiece, two beautiful lots 50x2N each. Graymont Heights Kate avenue. $35O to $650 each, Hickory Grove lots.
 IMPROVED. $12,00O--We have the exclusive sale of this 5th avenue property east of 20th street; price reduced from $15,o00 to $12,0c0; good terms.
 $l1 ,5OO-A very attractive new home, best section South Highlands; hardwood floors throughout and very pleasing in- side and out; good terms. $11, 1,O00-Best bargain on 4th avenue, east of 20th street; can readily be made to pay 10 per cent; come early or you Wlll miss this exceptional bargain. s9OcO-Attractive home Madison avenue. block of Highland avenue. $SO0C-Lovely new home not far from Highland avenue; good terms. S750O-Modern, new, South Highlands home east of 2Oth street; hardwood floors. $6300--Good 7-room cottage; large lot; close to Glen Iris
 $65CO-Almost new, 2-story, S-room, fur nace-heated house; hardwood floors; east front near Glen Iris.
 MCCONNELL 6 BRAXTON Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance, Loans.
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FOR SALE-AT JEMISON'S

age could not be improved on. lot made to order. guttered and sodded. with walks and drive ways laid out. all street inn proverents made and paid for. The house is of striking Eng fish design: the plans are by one of our best firms of archi- tects in the south. and the con struction was carefully super intended ] by architects and owner. The floor Is hardwood throughout and the furnace is of the best make. There are a living room, library dining room. sun parlor, buffers pan try. kitchen, large front and back porches, five bed rooms, two baths, two servants rooms, finished attic that can be divided into four large rooms, but undivided makes eA- cellent day nursery or billiard room. terraces. The house is complete and the price ana terms better than you could do if you built yourself. There is excellent view from both front and back porch. The rear view shows great sweep If Jeffer- son county, and the front view oyerlooks beautiful Red noun tain.
 This is a Mountain Terrace home, built by owner for his own use. but i'll health neces sltates his leaving the city. Il is brand new; built by day la bor and therefore better than the average house. is compact frame with slate roof; on large lot. S5-foot frontage, over looking city; has porte coch ere, spacious porches and verandas; unusually large, light and airy living room: dining room with beamed ceiling; large kitchen, with tiled floor and v-ainscot- ing; pantries and storerooms. large frigerator built in house: four large bedrooms anu sewing room upstairs; two large. lovely bathrooms, tile floors and vain setting, fine ce- ment basement w.th complete laundry: servants room and bath; large closets throughout. private telephone to every room: work manship and fin ish excellent throughout. We will gladly show you this ideal home and can quote you an unusually LOW price on 1t.
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Believe Here is the Greatest ney-Making Opportunity Ever Offered in Oklahoma. Why :?

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
LOCAL RETAILERS UP
AGAINST STONE WALL
Cnt Creamery H. Useless With
out Cream Supply.

Tho so-called butter trust knows a
thing or two, as tho 20 mem bcrs Of the
Retail Merchants association have Just
discovered. They recently secured an
option on creamery in Sewer county.
which WIS to yield them 1000 pounds
Of butter daily, independent Of the
creamery trust But on going down to
look over their prospective possessions.
they have discovered that the trust has
contracted to pay the local farmers as
much for their cream as butter is being
sold for wholesale, There was not a
pound or cream Ia b. had AT a price
that would make II possible to operate
the Independent creamery without
financial loss The retail merchants are
now wondering what they win do mex.
similar tactics were In evidence I'm
Nebraska and Kansas under like cir
cun'stanccs, according to the retail
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
JOE" BURT, DETECTIVE,
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Well Known Police OffiCcr Succumbs
TO Long Siege Of Organic
Heart Trouble.

Joseph W Burt. FOR many years dem
tined with local police and prison work,
died at his home. 6l5 Fourth avenue,
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock after
a siege 81 organic hear; trouble tnat
extended over the last tnreo years
A. the time OF his death Nj. Burt
was In the service Of the city as de-
tcctive in the police department In
February last owing to his weakened
condition he was compelled to rest
from active duty, and after being CON
fined to bed for eight weeks sought re-
lief by change ia going to Idaho. lic
returned nom Idaho little more than q
week ago and Unidentified.
Detective Burt was born in Brigham
city in March 1857, and was the son
Of Andrew Burt. who while acting aa
city marshal Of salt Lake In 1853 was
shot and killed by a negro. The muir
der of the officer so inccuscd the citi-
Gems that the negro was lynched.
Mr. Burt entered the public service
when Is years taking the position Of
license collector under b. Y Hampton.
Following this he was appointed water
partment as policeman. After
several years service in this capacity
Mr.. Burt was in turn iailor az the
county jail FOR two years and a guard
at the state prison for eight years. In
1900 he returned u the city's service as
"a detective In an his service he was
considered n faithful and efficient Of
fcer and Won the appreciation OF his
chiefs
The dcrodaut was married I'm 1850 To
Hannah Bertha Hampton. and IL sur
yiNod by HIS widow and seven chill
dren: olivia NJ Blanche II. Andrew H..
Bertha NJ, Leslie j. Ralph H. and
clifford II Burt. Mr. Burt is also sur
livcd by his mother, Mrs Ann olivia
Burt and three brothers and one sister
Elijah David and Parlev L. Burt and
Mrs Annie VI Patterson. all residents
OF Salt Lake
The funeral Of the deceased officer
will be held from the family home at
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
GENTLENESs OF GREATNESS.
''' l. u, short In IIis Sermon sun.
day cites an Instance.

's sermon Sunday evening. Rev.
Short OF the First Methodist
l1ich said.
Greatness is always gentle and win
|srss, hls fact we generally fail 60
INK because u has been borne In
'be 80 'odt greatness is found under
l,,rss'o'llo oi austerlty. that it's face IS
ssd ''u, IT'S words sharp and cutting
Gfes,. manner dominating. Not so
Fsr,, ,''esa Is not pulled up. but is ever
uuu winsome.
N, 'r years ago had occasion 10
rsr,,, mead man OF n railroad de-
ma entered tho Office and was
bu.l,, gentleman who inquired nv
thst ] informed him and was told
b. I'M, 90 That then insisted upon
if,ar NC mead Of the department and
lsosl,..S,' patience aud waiting | was
re.i,,99 py the man at the head. who
rni,.gp me kindly, granted my request
sr,t.,se ana IN the presence OF nv
and ~ 'u'ned gentleman. said: Come
sbs = me again whenever I may be
stbn'' he. % YOU Greatness ia alWnvs
Chr., ana winsome and simple. So
j.o,IA eNavs attracted and drew the
tss1- 70 him because Of his great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

/ Miss NellIe Nicholson Is hostess this
| afternoon at d card party given Ga
| honor OF Miss Naomi Felt one OF the
| weeks brides. aud MIS-. Chester y.
ClaWson who has recently returned
from her bridal trip. the amusement
being 500, and about 20 present. Tho
rooms are decorated IN ycl0w-golden-
glow being used. and other details
carrying out the color The hostess is
assisted by Mrs W. J. Eldredge.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs George A
Noris entcrtains in honor Of Miss Min
Mo Balm Of Chicago
Mrs Charles r Madsen leaves t.
morrow FOR Chicago,
Mrs. J. d spencer who has been
guest Of Mrs ~. q Whitney at Brgh-
ton for the past three weeks returned
yesterday accompanied by her dauEh-
ter Helen, who has spcnt the past week
there.
Mrs. J.. II Farn~worth, ACCOMPANY cd
by her two younger children. left last
week Tor California. They viii remain
there several months
Mr. and Mrs \ r Payne have re-
turned from an extended visit To- tho
Pacific northwest
Mrs. W. II. Dale has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss OF
Parsons, Kas.
Mrs Jessie NJ. Frocland and Miss
Edna Farnsworth are touring the yell
lowstonc.
silver lake is SKIN the center Of at
traction Tor wecl end parties, and is
like Is TO continue so for couple OF
weeks yet.
Mir and Mrs. W. s Spence will so 70
the Yellowstone the latter part OF the
month
Mrs Reed tndcrherg % Provo ia Ia
the city visiting with her sister. Mrs.
LLOYD Jevue
Miss Gladys Jeyne has returned from
a delightful stay ln Provo and the near
CANYONS.
MFR. and Mrs Royal H. Young an
nounce the cngaE Cnent OF their dsugh-
ter Laura to Ernest Eich Woolley. the
marriage to take place In September
Tho wedding or Miss naomi Felt and
\. KelcN Chatueld VIII take place on
Thursday night al the home of the
brides parents, Mr. aud Mrs e, =, Felt
INlIffN lux TIE iNWl IlfAAf ~ All'tA y ltA w
solrmnized during the day Ia tho tom
plc.
Another wedding of Thursday night
will %, that NJ Miss Hilda Greeson and
Earl T.. Coppock the marriage 70 take
place az the First Presbyterian church !
early N tho evening and q reception 90
follow ~ the brides home
Mrs Orson Howard OF lto5 First /
avenue. went 10 Provo canyon SAT- |
irdav TO visit her son Feuton who a |
one OF l.. T. Nunu's boys o. Ohm |
stead Mrs Howard VIII rcmain a /
Few days In tho canyon with the
families Of Edward 2. Jennings and
r. ". Newman. who are sotournlng 4
for month 90 Spring Deli
Mr. and Mr., = G Carthcv and /
family have returned home from Wa
satch. where the family has spent
month enjoying this popular resort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
BISHOP RoMNEY HoN0RED
ScVcnty-Ninth Anniversary of Birth
dan Occasion Of Interest.

Seventy-ninc daintily dressed little
tots, each presenting "a white blossom,
shaking hands with and kissing
the venerable bishop As she
passed. the number OF the children
representing the number of his
years. was tho feature at the
Twentieth ward westinghouse sunday
when the members Of tho ward met in
special services 10 honor Bishop George
Romney and remember his seventy
ninth birthday anniversary Tho room
was decorated for the occasion. The
principal eulogistic address was doliV-
cred by George Midglet. a friend OF the
bishop for long wears The venerable
bishop made q feeling Response. The
program was greatly enjoyed by all
present. the event proving one Of the
plea santest Of It's kind held In the ward
Tor wears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
FIFTEENTH BREAKS CAMP.
Troops Due To Arrive at Fort Douglas
Tuesday Evening.

Tho Fifteenth infantry will return
Tuesday evening from Camp OTIS. after
an absence of six weeks. which includ-
ed a march from Colorado SPRINGS "a
Fort y. A. Russell In Wyoming. As
the colonel is on leave or absence I'm
California, Maj W. 7. MAY Is I'm COM
mand Of the regiment Other regiments
NJ the encam pmcut did not take their
long hikes beforehand, Ike the FIJI
teenth. SO they viii do SO now. The
signal corps, engineers ana artillery
viii participate I'm further camp ma
neuVors. so they may not return TO
their posts until October. The Fifteenth
mad" an excellent record FOR itself
while away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
FUNERAL OF MRS. JoRGENsEN

The funeral Of Mrs Josephine Jor.
gonsen' who died last Friday morning
OF heart failure. vas held az tho South
Cottonwood westinghouse Sunday aft
crnoou There was large attendance
~ relatives and friends. and the sneak.
ers delivered many cncomiums on the
nc work Of the deceased. Bishop John
Erickson. who was IN charge OF tho
services. delivering the principal nd -
dress The ward choir furnished OK
,ei'nt music. and there were many
9oral tributes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

The indications are for fair wealth
er In this vicinity tonight and Tuesday.
COMPARATIVE DATA FOR SALT
LAKE CITY.
The highest temperature yesterday
was SIS degrees. the mean was 76 de-
grees or just normal The lowest tenn
perature today was GO degrees The
temperature record shows an accumu-
lated deficiency for this month Of IS
degrees, and for the year the temper
ature is in excess 53S degrees. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
THE VERY TIME.
when Powerful Food is Most Needed


The need 81 delicate got nutritious
food is never felt 80 kecnly as when
con,,a lcscout gets set back on ac-
count OF weak stomach. Then is when
Grape Nuts shows IT'S power FOR II IL
the most scientific and easily digestcd
food in the world.
About a year ago" SAYS a Kansas
woman. "my littlc siN-Ncar-old niece,
Helen. left the iuvigorating and buoy
aut air OF Kansas. whore an her iife
she had enjoyed fairly good health. 20
live in the mere quiet atmosphere ~
ohio. She had q complete change Or
diet consisting of a variety Of food
and Of course change or water.
somehow she eventually contracted
typhoid fever
AFTER "a long siege hcr case seemed
hopeless. doctors gaze her up. and
.Le WAS nothing rut si''' n0d onr"s.
couldn't eat anything and for weeks
did not know even ner father 'r
mother. Her parents. wishing 20 get
something delicate and nourlsaius
finally hit upon Grapc-Nu food for
nor and Il turned out TO be Just the
thing.
.'Shc seemed 20 relish g. was soon
conscious Of her surroundings and be-
gan to gain health and strength 50
randy that in short time she was
well ulavfui and robust az II she had
never been hl.
1--WE All feel that Grape-Nuts was
tho predominating factor ia saving the
sweet little girls life,
Read the little book. The Road 10
MELVILLE" IA pkEs. There's Reu-
son"
Ever read the above letter? \ new
one appears from time To time? They
are genuine. true. and fun Of human
interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
FARMERS TAKE A HAND.

Plans for the orgauza ton OF cor
poration Ia take over the old. Coutinen-
tai market, improve It and make IL NJ
for the use Of truck gardeners. have
nearly reached completion. for at a
meeting Of the farmers Saturday when
30 We're present the committee on or
sanitation appointed two weeks ago re-
ported that about 5000 Of the stock
had been subscribed n rs probable
that a corpora tiou with a capital stock
81 500 win file articles ~ incorpora-
ton with the county clerk this week
Event of tho season. Forulo En-
gagement Saltair. Two free concerts
daily.
Hear Fcrullo Band. Saltalr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

With the exception OF the northwest
the temperatures over the entire coun-
try are above normal East Of the
Mississippi river ana in the northwest
and Rocky mountain region the pres
sure * low. Showers were reported
along the lakes and on the Atlantic
coast, and at many stations on the
eastern slope OF the Rockies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

rainfall for the month was ? inch,
which IL O6 inch below normal The
rainfall for the year was g 81 inches,
which IL 90 inches below normal
Tho sun rose Ut sos am, and VIII
set al 1925 pm.
THE moon set at ~ .2J am, and rose
90 f.O5 pm. and VIII sct again Mt
1905 am. on the 10th.
ALFRED II. THIESSEN,
Section Director
Forullo Band all week. Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
SALT LAKE CREDIT TOO LAX.


laNor OF Radical Notion.
Hansen of Hewlett Bros. says
suNe 90 the proposed charges in local
\ eot conditions. 1T is obvious that
q heie is 10 he a tightening up on
ItaN u should be arranged - that It
n w b. uniform and apply to all lines or
-'iAess alike. We cannot stand idly
II ana permit tho wholesale produce
ealer~ Oh iuaugurate weekly pay
el system without taking some ac-
n which VIII be uniform in nature.
'e are am agreed that the credit sys-
N ln Salt Lake IS too lax. and thar
fAe'hng should be done To- bring
ooHl better condition. don't think
business man IN salt Lake is in
W ot radical acuon The consumer
Wy D." taken into consideration HIS
.tlstons and possibilities must be
oRsidCrcd'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
WEATHER SUMMARY.

For Salt Lake city and Utah. Gem
orally fair tonight and Tuesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

Event OF tho season. Ferullo En-
gagement. Saltair. Two free concerts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

Hear Fcrulio Rand. saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

fnost Band In America, Saltair
'his veck--Scnsatio nal Ferullo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15
EARLY FALL SHOWING
"Mdddm Consumer" buys the Rug, the
pattern of which appeals to her taste.
But she never torgets its 1Cedring qualitit

No woman with true idea of econom
Carpets, can afford to pass our new lines.
We have made feature of plain col
with stairs TO match.
Demand viii be created by the sty
are offering. There are also many room
chases, that are offered at substantial reduc
Administers, velvet wilton velvet wilton. royal wi
Your inspection is solicited
a superb assortment Of the heavy wool Scot
some arc in now. For bedrooms, living der
for them, Incompatible. The colors and dcs
ings
Most Of our rugs seamless, or with hand scwc
ger Why not buy this sort compared with the OF
many lines already show
Nearly every make Of good merchandise is rcprcs
YOU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-15

reruro Band all week. saltair.