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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-08

names and the circumstances. 1t is
Zarkau, Germany.
For the further enlightenment of
my clan | Will say that Zarkau Is near
Glogau, in Silosia The towns sober
minded citizens, who are In their
homes and safe in bed by 10 o'clock
at night, kept asking themselves why
they should pay lighting taxes for
others who, being OF jovial turn of
mind. preferred to stay In clubs, cafes
or bars until midnight, and not re-
turn to their homes until the carly
hours of the morning
The electric lights burned every
night from the outskirts Of Glogau
through the village of 2arltau. a dis.
tance of about kilometer. until 10
o'clock, at mutual cost 10 the COM
nnlnity in general Then they are
switched out.
At the end of this kllometer stretch.
on an iron pillar, stands a small iron
cupboard lighted by a tiny electric
light. Those persons who are out al
ter 10 o'clock wishing to have their
way lighted must insert tcn-pfennig
piece into a slot In the side of the
iron cupboard
Then the nine lamps placed along
this stretch burst forth into a twelve
minute Light, thus enabling the pas
senger to find his way In iightness to
LIS or her house
The scheme is working in salts
factory way and it seems quite prob.
able that other German villages and
towns will follow the example of Ear
bau and install the automatic light.
irG system, to be put into operation
after 10 o'clock.
Thus are German thrift and frugali-
ty sustained.
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7. ]. KEOGH SELLS
HIS NEVADA SHEEP

T. j Keogh, manager of the Raft
River Land & Livestock company. a
Utah and Idano concern, returned
from Lucin, Utah, Wednesday, after
completing one of the largest sheep
deals made in the intermountain coun-
try this fall.
AT Lucin he disposed of the Nevada
sheep owned by his company to the
firm OF O'Neil & Chapel of Wells,
New The deal. which involved $780,
600, was consummated by w. T..
O'Nei and James O'Neil to the O'Neil
company and Mr. Keogh.
The transfer makes the Wells peo-
pie one of the largest sheep concerns
In Nevada, close to $4,000 sheep now
forming part OF their holdings. The
Lucin deal did not affect the Idaho
holdings of the Raft River company,
which include a 5,000-acre ranch near
Bridge, Ida. and large interests In
cattle and sheep,
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REBUI UILDING q
AT COST OF
$4,000

Architects have just finished plans
for the remodeling OF the residence OF
u. a Smyth, at Orchard avenue and
Twenty-fifth street, which, when car
rled into effect, will make the home
one OF the handsomest buildings in
the city.
Mr.. Smyth states that he will spend
from $4,000 to $4,000 in rebuilding
his home in such a way as TO meet the
tastes and desires of himself and Mrs.
Smyth II Is a two story building and
when enlarged and repaired will be
commodious and modern IN every re-
spect The heating plant alone will
cost about ST. 400 and the plate glass.
for the windows VIII cost not less than
jl,100
The remodeling will begin as soon
SIS the contract can be let and the
home will be completed before the
winter is over.
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sRAZlL's PRESIDENT.
(New York SUM-

Hermes da Fonseca, the new presi-
dent OF Brazil Is the nephew OF Mar
shal Deodoro da Fonseca, who was
formerly head OF the Brazilian army
first executive of the provisional gov
eminent formed upon the abdicatioH
OF the Emperor Dom Pedro in 1889
and first president of the republic
The new president was born in 1856
and entered the army as a cadet at
the age of l6.
President da Fonsca has strong
leanngS towards the United States.
He has repeatedly expressed himself
as in favor OF closer relations with
this country rather than with Europe
One of his fayorite projects is the es-
tabishing of PanAmerican bank
He had intended to spend some time
In the country on his way home from
the European trip which he has Just
concluded. but was obliged TO cancel
the visit from lack of time In doing
so he said to a newspaper reporter in
Europe:
81 hope that my visit is only post
poned. / should be delighted at an
opportunity of bringing closer the ties
oi friendship between the two coups
tries. | am firm believer in Pan
Amerlcanism, and | believe that Bra
Ill asks nothing better than closer
relations. political and commercial,
both with the United States and with
the sister republics OF the southern
continent
"The guiding principle of my policy
as president OF Brazil viii be the de-
vclopment OF the enormous possibih-
ties OF the country in trade and in
dustry We want capitalists and colo
nists and would welcome with omen
arms enterprising men and companies
from the United States. North Amer
lean manufacturers can establish
themselves among US with the Ger.
tainty OF cordial welcome and fair
treatment"
He's bad man all right He put
two Goldfeld saloons out of busI-
ness"
Shoot 'em up"
No
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NO W HOOP ING
COU Gil OR
MUMPS

Sanitary Inspector Moroni Poulter
states today that scarlet fever is abat-
ing In the city and that il there Is no
outbreak kithin the next two weeks.
nearly every case shall have been dis
posed OF and the city practically
freed from the contaglon. Only one
new case has been reported during
the past three days, and. by the early
part OF next week, number OF cases
Will be released from quarantine
The Inspector notes quite an extra
ordinary thing, He has not come in
contact with a single case Of mumps
this year. 1t is generally conceded
tnat mumps are always with a COM
munity and the boy who has not been
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REBUILDING OLD NATIONAL ROAD

pennsylvania Ohio and the other through which
Oh tne historic Cumberland National pike working away
to mend and thoroughfae which in its day
was the most important in the country
was away back 1906 that congress first an appropra
~ 0r 1eoera road to run from Cumberland Md the Poto
the Aeghenes to the Ohio river Later varon other
appropaon were made to on westward until
1885 when the project given up the treasury had
spent nearly 9Ioooooo on it. but there opposition
e use o leoeal funds for internal the matter
dropped ~ 'AN''
"hn tne road is fully restored give through route from
e east 10 e LOUIS and it will be route for autos etc.
az E " c'! r eng done mostly by the counties along
wa" with ons state aid Now subject has been dead for
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PETITIONS TO BE
ADMINS TRATRIX

In the matter Of the estate Of James
H. Faulkner. the widow. Mrs Magda-
lena Faulkner. has petltioned the dis
trict court to grant her letters OF
administration.
The petition relates that the de-
ceased died September IS. 1910, leay-
ing no will or other distribution of
his estate, and that the estate is rea.
sonably worth about $4,000
There arc eight children named as
heirs of the estate. besides the petit
toner.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends and rela-
tives, and especially to the members
of the Loyal Order of Moose, who so
kindly assisted u5 In the hour of be-
reavement in the death Of our beloved
husband and brother. s, E. Turner.
MRS. s. e TURNER,
Mrs NJ. d. HARRIS,
MIR, NJ D.. HARRIS. =
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HIS SINGULAR PREJuOlCEs.

What do you consider the loudesL
crying evils of this country" flip
PANTY asked the reporter.
The militant reformer and sociolo.
Sist who had come from the other
side of the ocean TO stralghten out
the tangles in this crude and uncouth
republic did not hesitate a moment
Your barbarous jails and your
Enltciyilized sleeping cars" he roared
y have been incarcerated in both -
Chicago Tribune
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Material Eouipment,

You expose yourself needlcssly,
Maria said Mr.. Dorkins severely.
Here you are threatened with bad
cold, and you are in no condition TO
meet it."
That's all you know about 1t,
John" wheezed Mrs. Dorkins. 1--WE
Got ninety-eIght handkerchiefs.' Chi
cago Tribune.
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GentIemen's List.
A f-sIe--tI.

AluICdllU, FTGu.
Barney, VIII F; Brown. Geo w,
Brown, II H; Bailey, Fred NJ. Bul.
lene, c; Bridwell, Chos; Brasden,
Il NJ.
Collins, Ruben NJ; Chrisman. ] r +.
christensen, C; Campbell, E b.
Cardinal. Arthur
Davis, ChaS. Dowon. W-h II
farris, Luther; Fowler, n: Fourll.
an. Bill
Harris. Mr.; Hammond C A; Holt
Guy Z; Horton, James
kolokoursis. Peter: Kanahawa. IT.
hin8. X Nj: Kanakogl, n; Kapetan
axis, Stamatis; Kaneda, r; Kerr. ]
L; Kafalas. KuvaleS.
Legs. r, Lindhorst, Joe.
McMichael, Il E; Mcqueen, H II;
aaceLan. a l. Morrison. Alfred;
&athewson, Charlie; Mo. Pacific Ry
Newson. Tom.
Osmer. w Il; Oswald, Carl.
Passini, e, Prott. C C; Pappas, Bill:
termley Alvin o; Plummer, A f,
Plngree. Ralph; Passini, Thon.
Rilens, Hyrum: Ross. Ed; Robb, w
r; Roberts, II A
Smith, l.; Smith, A b; Snok. Ray:
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Home Athletics.

Son. how would like to enter a
relay event?"
Fine, dad. was star at relay
events in college"
So I've heard you say We'll, your
ma is about ready to relay the car
Lets. louisville Courier-Journal
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Eumiqated.

Mrs, Parvenu-John, that Mrs. Call
CT, who was just here said she'd been
having a bad attack of ongwee.
What did she mean?
Notwithstanding catchin' per-
haps, Why don't you look 1t up in
the dictionary?
Mrs. P.-I did ! went through all
the o'S, but cant find no such word.
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ouarantined for thcm( is considered
an oddity.
Whoop;ng cough Is unknown to the
health department. of the city at this
time. which is also considered quite
remarkable.
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JUST FOR FUN

They tell in Nebraska OF clergy
Inan who In the pulpit was fearless
cxpounder OF rights and wrongs, but
who In the domestic circle main
tained. for prudential reasons. consid.
cradle reserve Of speech and action
On one occasion wnen this divine
visited neighboring town, the edit
or oil the only paper published there
In. which never failed to notice the
presence OF a stranger In town. Of
fcred the following, so worded as to
prove unwittingly keen:
"Dr Carroll is once more among
us for a brief etay He says and does
exactly as he thinks right, without
regard to the opinions or beliefs OF
others.
His wife is not with him. Lip
nincottS
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PETITION FOR PARDON
FOR JOHN r. WAL SH

WASHINGTON, Dec. All the pa.
pers IN the pardon application of John
r. Walsh, the Chicago banker. now
in Leayenworth prison, are complete.
and in n few days the case VIII be
ready for the attention CT Attorney
General Wickersham,
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corroborstIo, Withheld.

Was that interview published as
coming directly from you authentic?"
Il haven't decided yet, replied Sen
ator Sorgum. I'm waiting to see
what effect it has on my constitu-
cnts, Washington Star
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Neither Desirable

Myer (proudly)-My son Is learn
ing to play on the violin.
Gyer-Well. you have my sympa.
thy | have a dog that howls at the
moon.-Chicago News.
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Her Status,

''Oh. that my son should wish to
rlarry an actress Shrleked the
proud patrician mother.
Now, ma, don't take on so," re-
piled the undutiful heir. She Isn't
really an actress. She only thinks
she s.'-WaShington Herald.
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Striking Resemblance.

Finally the taciturn boarder spoke
up.
These substitutes for coffee" he
said. are like substitutes for rclig
ion. They are useful in one partic-
ular; they serve 10 show the excel
leRce of the real thing"-Chicago
tribune
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the
posloliice at Ogden. Utah, Dec 6.
1910, which. If not called for In two
weeks, VIII be sent TO the Dead Let.
ter Office:
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What They Want Most.

What Ihey want Most.
The soubrette-The prima donna's
port.
The father of twins-A lodge in
some vast wilderness.
The edltor-A subscribers waiting
list
The lover-A later midnight
The poet-A position as star board
er
The press agent-An increase OF
faith.
The public ofhcc-holder-To be let
alone
The adventuress-A foolish let
ter.
The colonel-More worlds to con-
qucr.
Chicago Record Herald.
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CHAMPION TIGHTWAo TOWN.

''' VI n t ETNET tlPITF
! nave at last received authentic
advices concerning the tightest OF
tightwad towns. and, since the story
possesses novelty, | Will Jiyulge the
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perpleXing

days.
Bocker-Yes. when you get a good
dinner you don't know whether your
wife wants gown or the cook is aft
or Christmas present-Harper
HaZar.
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He's a bad man all right He put
two Goldfield saloons out OF busl-
ness"
Shoot 'em up"
No, drank 'em up"
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.L|GHTSENTENCE

Archibald Allison, a mining en-
gineer of Palo Alto, Cal, and said
to be a relative of Sir Archibald
Allison of Boer war fame. was
yesterday sentenced to six months
in jail by Judge w. o. Chapman
for forging check on the Nation
al Bank of Commerce of Spokane
for $25. On account of the mans
destitute circumstances, which
prompted him to the deed, the
Judge gave the minimum sentence.
The prisoner alleged he was
prompted to the act by the per-
sistent representatives of form
er newspaper man of Tacoma,
whom he had met in Portland and
who owed him a large sum of
money.
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BUNGALOW SNAPS

$x5OO-H20O cash, balance like
rent, buys a swell little bungalow
in Badgerow add, rooms and den.
2 full lots worth $4,000 alone. The
best buy we know of in this ex-
elusive district. You are paving
5000 for a home that cost $1,000 re
build. VIII sell furniture cheap.
owner moving to Denver.
9Th ave. Bungaiow-S3OO cash.
Full cement floored basement with
laundry traps, piped for furnace: s
rooms, reception hall and large at
tic; porcelain bath, living room 16
x24: located on paved street, Small
monthly payments; a snap.
MCKINLEY Park Bun gaIow, S1450---
b rooms, electric lights, full lots.
all improvements in and paid. Wood,
shed and chicken yard in rear. Nice
looking place: $3.50 cash will handle.
$3.50, Rooms, full Lots, all Inn.
provements In and paid: located In
$50 cash will handle. balance $40
monthly. Another snap.
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PUT HYDE AT
THE HEAD

Carries H. Hyde of Tacoma,
president of the West Coast Gro
Gerry company, was elected chair
man of the executive committee
of the board of honorary CONNER
cial commissioners on board the
Pacific Mail liner Korea August
,28. The news was brought in a
letter yesterday to A. F. Albert
son of this city. On account of
his position Mr.. Hyde will have
the direction of the commission S
tour through China.
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QUEER COMBINATION

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
WICHITA, Sept. 15.-L. F.
Naftzger, ex-president of the
Fourth National bank, Frank S.
Burt, ex-chief of police, and r.
John Callahan, an ex-convict,
were arrested yesterday charged
wit hbeing at the head of a gang
of bank robbers and of receiving
stolen postage stamps, knowing
they were stolen.
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Beautiful, Artistic
Bungalow.

This is one of the most complete
houses in the city. 1t is situated
blocks from the Point Defiance car
line and only 10 minutes ride from
9Th and c streets.
The streets are graded, cement
walks, sewer and water main in.
The yard is in nice shape and there
are cement walks to front and rear
of house. The following are some of
the attractive inside features.
LivfngrOom, Large clinker brick
fireplace. with manteL colonial
beamed ceiling, colonial windows,
window seat and best finished floor.
Dining rooms Paneled woodwork
all around, plate rail. colonial BEAM
ed ceiling.
Kitchens All modern conveniences.
Pantry, Built-in buffet, linen
drawers, cooler, flour and sugar bins
etc.
Bathroom, White enameled thing,
large porcelain bath tub, lavatory,
medicine cabinet, etc.
Two airy bedrooms with nice clos
cts.
big cement basement with porce-
lain stationary wash tubs, electric
lights and outside windows.
Hall way between bedrooms, din
Ing room and bath. Also nice recep-
ton hall.
Two cIinI<er built chimneys built
from the ground up.
Large frSnt porch with colonial
e eianisfer' ,,s ahd pig rear porch. Both
Price, $500; $500 down, balance
rs desired monthly.
LENNON TRUST co.
962A Pacific ave.
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KEEP HOUSE-Young couple may
buy out my furniture and house and
on io Account i OF SsaItbH priee si4co HOO
$500 down and a monthly rent of IS
until house is paid for. The month
ly installment on property is IS.
You'll have 10 years in which to pay;
no interest. Note: Can plan to take
sary. Furniture almost given away.
ready to begin house
Call on Mrs. H. A.
Thatcher, $685. So. Park ave. Take
Spanaway car.
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EVERY ONE A BARGAIN
HIG RAR(.AIN

81 rooms, downtown location;
rent $3.50 month; lease; caters to
steady and transient roomers. Price
$4,000. Terms one-half cash. This
house sold for $500 last January.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS ONE
Housekeeping and Single rooms
f Pra s FeR eTm ss $1oO month
THE PRICE ON THE NEXT ONE Is
NOT A MISPRINT
We have sold this 21-room house
for $1,000; furniture is good; rent
Price $500. Terms $3.50 cash and
would take a vacant lot for balance.
DANDY @ ST. LOCATION
Guaranteed clearing over 800
month; % rooms of average furnit-
ure; rent $S5 month. Price $500,
with only 5000 cash.
BOARDING AND ROOMING HOUSE
Catering to select class of board
ers; - rooms; very good furniture;
rent $75. Price $1,000.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
40 rooms, all housekeeping; gooo
location; rent 500. Price $1,000; "
cash.
rent s75. Price $4,000.
"a rooms; steam heat; modern in
month; rent s11o. Price $1,000.
|IefmS SlOUU CaSn.
SMALL HOUSES
Locations in all parts of the city;
ranging in prices from 5000 to ST.
600.
STILL ANOTHER SNAP
ing $44 month above expenses; rent
paid until october 1. Price $500.
Terms to suit buyer.
DYE AND CLEANING WORKS
Machinery and full equipment for
running business, including horse
and two wagons; will invoice $1710.
Net profits $3.50 month. Price $4,000.
If you mean business we will allow
Iyou to stay in business one week and
III you don't find the profits as rep
resented viii pay you $40 for your
time.
BAKERY AND DELICATEssEN
Dandy place for man or woman
understanding baking; can make 81
lday. Let us show you this place and
then make an offer.
GROCERY STORES, FRJIT STNDS,
g. ETC.
We have number of places doing
la Z pod business that can be bought
for less than invoice price.
above is only partial list Don't
buy a rooming house or any kind of
business until you have seen our
complete list. Property traded for
business opportunities. We are the
In the city. Established 15 years
lin Tacoma.
II. H. GOODKIND 90.
900 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 1926, A 3741.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-15
WHEAT SHORT


(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. Is.
According to experts of the de-
partment of agriculture the world
yield of wheat this year will fall
short of the high record establish
ed last year, despite the fact that
the acreage sown to wheat this
year was the largest in history.
According to records 235, 100000
acres was devoted exclusively to
~wheat growing.
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Ideal Residence for Sale

Seven rooms and bath. fine cor
ner lots, good barn, lots of bearing
fruit trees, streets improved, / block
from car. Might trade for suburban
acreage or good farm land. Sec
owner, 4539 So. L or 901 C st.
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SAVE MONEY

and buy lots in Paxton & Mcmillan
addition, between 9th ave and 18th
st. car lines. The best place in this
city to invest in cheap lots, close
in. We are selling out this addition,
lots from $3.50 to 5000, some are
fronting on the 18th st. car line. You
can have a good choice today.
IL. ID. RITZ & co.
Money to Loan. 504 California Bldg
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Wanted-Boys to sell papers
on the most prominent corners of
the city. Good pay. Apply to
Mr.. Perkins, Tacoma Times, or
phone A1733-Main 1888. ***
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LOAN WANTED

ing a beautiful bungalow. / own
the lots, which are located I'm
choice neighborhood. near 9th ave.
Lots valued at $1,000. Contract price
on house $1,000. Total value $4,000.
I'll pay per cent interest for a loan
of $3.50: time 3 to years. No
commission. Box 25, City.
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FOR SALE CHEAP BY OWNER

S-room house, barn, chicken house
and 4 lots; good location. VIII
trade for acres or vacant lots.
Call after p. m, zoos So. Fife St.,
So. Tacoma.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

A cozy Groom bungalow at 4316
No. SD st. Price $4,000. Phone A
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have some choice unimproved
acreage near Spanaway Car line I;
will trade for improved waterfront
acreage suitable for chicken ranch I;
also acres improved chicken
ranch on Spanaway- Hillhurst road,
z miles from Spanaway. to sell Or
trade. Come and see me at tho
ranch or address Lake Flew, r. ID.
No. !, Box 81. Geo. N. Van Tine
owner.
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FOR SALE BY OwNER-7-room
house; plumbing and sewer in; two
lots and good woodshed. Price
$3.50. 1920 Park ave.
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Confectionery store for sale cheap
at I'll Pacific ave.
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EXCHANGE

% FOOT clinker built motor dory,
h. p. Hallan engine, cheap, or
will trade for real estate or auto
mobile. Apply G.. w. Osborn, 609
So. Yakima ave.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Neat Broom house, 2 seeded lots,
cement walks, graded streets, all
assessments paid. Price 5000; 800
cash, balance easy terms. 410 So.
Doth st.
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$3.50 Below Value

For quick sale, lots. 1 block
street and feet above grade.
For information call owner. Main
S341.
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REAL
ESTATE


Fine level land, / mile from car
line, just south of Woodland station,
at $65 per acre. Adjoining land SELL
ing at 500 to $3.50 per acre. Look
this up.
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Puget Sound House Renovating Co.
Vacuum and evaporation meth
cd; carpets, rugs cleaned like new;
dinginess, SCOT. grease, removed !;
mattresses, lounges, tapestry reno
waited. NJ. 1894. 1922 So. 14th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-15
WANTED TO MORROW
WANTED

Money to loan. / will guarantee
l2 per cent and no expense to you
L. l.. Roberts Loan & Investment Co.
los So. 9th.