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Strictly modern, S-rOom, two
story home on the east side,
close IN. large lot, east front,
fine fruit, shade and Orna-
mental trees. Easy terms can
be arranged.
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE


UP TO $50 sewing machines left. This
week, $40 each. Don't wait till they
are gone. Come. 20 w. LIST South.
Young & Raleigh. Bell 3028; Ind. 1858.
Repairing OF all makes of machines
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THESE HOUSES ARE BARGAINS
AND MUST BE SOLD.
81, 450-4-rOOm modern brick cottage
on east side; lawn and cement
walks; lot 3S1x128A feet. Terms.
5000 cash and balance $50 per
month
S2,45O-Large 4-room partly modern
brick house on South Eighth
West street near Riverside
school. Trees, cement walks,
lot 54x1463 feet. all fenced in.
Terms. $500 cash and balance
$50 per month.
SO, 250-New 4-room modern brick cot
tage east of Liberty park; large
cellar. front porch, screened
back porch, cement walks, lot
35xl5I II. TO alley. Terms, $500
cash and balance $25 per month.
S3,250-Large 4-rOom modern brick cot
tage near city and county
building. Fine mantel, cement
cellar. cement walks and large
lot. Terms, $500 cash and ball
ance $50 per month.
S3,750-6-rOom modern brick house,
close in on Second East street.
Cellar, large lot. cement walks
and lawn. Terms.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
90 West Second South st.
Both Phones 244-
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FIREPROOF STORAGE.

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SAFE STORAGE-FIrepFOo war
house, equipped with automatic
sprinklers, low rate OF insurance,
household goods packed and stored.
VAULTS for fur gar
ments. HEATED STORAGE VAULTS
for pianos. AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS
and storage stalls. POOl-oars shipped
TO all points; expert packers. Let Us
figure with you. Prices lower. 1 y L
stores Co. Bell Elk. -; Ind. ID.
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Vacant lots in all parts Of
the city.
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
(COntinued.)

A. n. HUMPHREYS.
IS W. ID South st.
Bell 4ISS Ind. 4184
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MIST PIE SOLD

MUST BE SOLD.
413-ft. lot on % East. near City and
County bldg. worth $4,000. Make an
offer. No reasonable offer viii be
turned down
New bungalow, rooms. on north
bench, every convenience, beauty in
every way. At a bargain; easy terms.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
SO Main St
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9 Ia acres splendid land with 9
shares primary water right; frame
house. rooms; stable 1880 feet on
car line; $4,000.
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Business and semi-business
property IN all parts OF the
city for sale and lease.
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HARRINGTON

10 acres choice land, Big Cottonwood
splendid water right. fenced; all undel
cultivation; two miles from street car
81 bJO
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IS IT WORTH $3.50?
5-rm. pressed brick on north bench.
is modern. has cement basement. walks,
lawn, fruit and shade trees. Look at IL
and see: $500 cash.
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WILLOW PLUAIEs CLEANED

PLUAfES cleaned. curled. dyed fancy
colors. Carter Fur Co.. % West LIST
South
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80 acres south OF city. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth South; lays
nice; $3.50 per acre.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
S6I Main street. Phones 27.
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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BSx165 on 1st avenue between State
and A for SIS per foot. Very enolee
for apartment house, and over $1,000
can be saved in excavation. All street
Improvement paid for.
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LITTLE & LITTLE,
THREE BARGAINS.

4ssx115s on corner OF Third South
between Second and Third West, for
$500 per foot. This is 500 per loot
cheaper than adjoining property
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A CHOICE HOME.
Southeast. near car line. arm mod.
brick. flOOred for two more rooms up
stairs. Big lot 5ox157. fruit and shade
trees. Cost 81 800; owner viii sacrifice
for $3.50. Easy terms.
SPECIAL HOME BARGAIN.
5-rm. mod. brick. in nice locality. A
bargain; $500 cash, balance like rent.
LOT SNAPS.
50x14O close in, southeast, will
build TO suit buyer .; !, .,.: $50
on W. Temple. A snap 49,. $50
75X233 near 10th 2. and 10th So,
sidewalk paid ......-...-.... 1850
FARMS.
! acre finest land. bearing orchard
and small fruits. concrete house. in
Bountiful; $1,000. Easy terms.
$1.75O Terms.
20 acres finest bench fruit land in
Bountiful; $3.50 per acre.
A. N. HUMPHREYS.
rs w. Cd South ST.
SEE JONES. SEE JONES.
Two-room house, barn, chicken coop,
lots of chickens. horse and buggy,
acre OF land, close in. All for Sl,iO0.
6-rn;. brick house, modern, large lot,
good location, close TO car line; $500
down, balance like rent.
s-roOm house, fully modern, furnace
heat, close in. for rent or sale; very
easy terms.
10 acres fine land in Idaho, 3-room
house. barns. with two water rights.
near BlackfOOt. This is a snap.
Several good homes in Forest Dale of
4 rooms and up. Terms given.
JOHN JONES.
Bell ass. Ind. 2O4s.
TWO SPECIALS.
! SiX-rOOm modern pressed brick home,
on open street, only IL blocks from city
and county building. Paving, lawn and
iron fence in front. Lawn and fence in
rear. Right or way In rear. Large
cement basement. cement walks. beau
tiful mantel, good plumbing Owner
must sell and you can buy at a big saw
ing. sS.7o0. See US for terms.
Double house OF rooms on side,
Holmes beds, gas ranges, good cellars,
single roof, right close in. A splendid
investment. $3.50. See US for terms.
We write fire insurance.
EARDLEY REALTY CO.,
IL Main st. Bell phone 80.
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WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING.
ALBERT j. SCARE a SONS. rins
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sEOOND-HA STORES.

UTAH FURNITURE CO,
Secondhand household goods bought
sold and exchanged. 1872 West % So.
Bell 4g17.
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$3.50.

The best for the money in town.
Handsome well built, five rooms and
sleeping porch; notified brick, rake
joints; oak floors (selected); fine heat
ing plant laundry, elegant porch;
east front; fine lot. best location. You
won't find another one like this.
Terms, too. If you so desire Stowe
& Palmer, 50 ". I'd So. Phones 492.
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SPECIAL HOME BARGAIN.
5-rm. mod. brick, in nice locality. A
argain; $500 cash, balance like rent.
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To be sold Monday. 7-roOm two-story
pressed brick, b street near 5th avenue,
McGhee furnace, best of plumbing. TINS
home is modern in every way. Is Wei
worth $4,000. Owner must sell at once
$3.50. Terms.
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Owing 10 circumstances the owner has
authorized US TO sell IL for $4,000.
Terms.
To be sold Monday. 7-roOm two-story
pressed brick. b street near 5th avenue,
McGhee furnace, best of plumbing, rms
home is modern in every way. Is Wen
worth S4.500. owner must sell at once
$3.50. Terms.
Southeast. an s-roOm. two-story
messed brick. partly modern. This is
very pretty place, shade trees. cement
walks. lot AXIS 10 alley. Gould not build
the house for the price we are asking
s2,65O. Terms 10 suit
Southeast. 5-room bungalow. built 6
months ago by present owner LOT hls
home His employer having transferred
him 10 Idaho. must sell. rms IS hiOu-
ern home, cement basement cement
walks; $500 5000 cash.
Southeast. rooms. modern. pressed
brick, near eth East, large lot, with
good barn. This is a very pretty nome
and a bargain; $4,000; $3.50 cash.
sontheast corner OF 4th So end 18th
East. 5o-foot frontage. sidewalk taS Ses
paid. SA'SV0
Westminster Heights. 42x16s feet 10
alley, east front, quarter block OF car 5a
line. S''o
We loan money on Real Estate.
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOME on
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
We write Insurance in the
ROYAL.
"The worlds greatest Fire ms. Co"
WE HAVE 6 AND Z PER CENT NET
To YOU FIRST MORTGAGE
LOANS FOR SALE.
u-r CARH ron INVESTMENTS N
REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND COLLECT INCOMES.
WE ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS
AFFAIRS
HALLORAN-JU LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
800 Main St. Phones s2s.
LITTLE LITTLE,
THREE BARGAINS.
4ssx115s on corner OF Third South
between Second and Third West, FOR
$500 per foot This is $3.50 per foot
cheaper than adjoining property.
BSx165 on 1st avenue between State
and for SIS per foot. Very cnolcs
FOR anartuaent house. and over l.O0O
can be saved in excavation. All street
Improvement paid for.
Do you want to buy a snap? Here is
one: s2ax28O feet. near Brigham ana
Eighth East. worth $3.50. There are
two double brick modern houses OF 6
rooms each side, making four six-roOm
houses In all. and room 10 build sew
aral more in rear and apartment house
In front All yours for $4,000. Don't
hesitate on this.
LITTLE q LITTLE.
No. / West Second South.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
O4AIRVoYANr.
PROFESSOR ST. CHARLES.
rITH QITr A GKING q nIrEETI0N

PROFESSOR ST. CHARLES
WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION
He tells your name, your age, occupa-
ton and every secret Of your life
Without any previous knowledge and
having no natural means OF knowing
who you are. whence or for what you
came.
He tells the truth, good or bad; he
tells you who is true and who is false;
dates, facts and location,
Gives you good luck. removes evil
influences. reunites the separated. set
ties the old estate that time has placed
beyond the lawyers shrewdness.
Special reading today, free
Elko hotel, 20 South Main street.
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PACKING AND STORAGE

PACKER Of household goods, storage
manufacturer of cases. Phone Bel
1855. Ind. 925. 161 w. So. Temple
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B. S. HARRINGTON.
Basement Atlas Block.
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S-ROOM frame. g. g.. with 25x126 feet
of ground. Price 1878.
4-rOOm frame and barn, 8. g.. 81 400.
5-room pr. brick. modern; $4,000. On
easy terms.
very choice lots. 8. W., $50 each. On
easy terms.
2 lots So. of Liberty park, 5000 each,
on monthly payment plan.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
sc West Sd South.
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Sold rented by day. or cleaning done.
Steve rt-Gleeson Co. 80 w. I'd So. ST.
Phones: Bell $50 Ind 702.
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VACUUM CLEANER.

ELECTRIC Vacuum Carpet Cleaning
Co. carpets, upholsterirg and bedding
cleaned. an work guaranteed satis-
factory. Bell 1894, 57I5-H; Ind. 2O3Z.
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M. Z. COLEMAN. parlors at 83s East
! South. Bell phone $3.50; Ind. 1888.
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STORAGE.

KIMBALL Van & Storage Co, NOV
Ing. packing, shipping; new warehouse
Bell zleSs Ind. 1861. Is West 1st South
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WHEN in need OF a first-class auc-
tiOneer who gets the money, call on or
write 20 the OsterlOh Auction & Com
mission Co., PA So. State Salt Lake.
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Southeast, an S-room. two-story'
pressed brick. partly modern. This is
very pretty place. shade trees. cement
walks lot AXIS 10 alley. Could not build
the house FOR the price we are asking
$3.50. Terms 10 suit.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, Ia ana for Salt Lake
county, state OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF Nephl
B. BOwthorpe, deceased.-Notice.
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S A @BAR0METER" OFF LOCAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
UNIoN AfEN. ATTENTIoN.
NO. -. ATTENTION.

UNION MEN. ATTENTION
Union men and all friends OF ORGAN
lied labor should know that we ara
the only up-tO-date strictly union store
in the city. All cur clothing. shoes.
hats. shirts. ties. collars. suspenders
and gloves bear the union label. we
sell only high grade. reliable union
made goods. Don't buy inferior sweat
shop or penitentiary goods when We
offer you union made reliable goods Tor
less money. Best gOOds-loWest prices.
JACOB AJRES
Union ClOthier.
Wiz sprechen Deutseh 46 z. LIST So.
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Do you want to buy a snap? Here is
one: S2Ax280 feet. near Brigham ana
Eighth East. worth SS.25O. There are
two double brick modern houses or
rooms each side. making four six-rOOm
houses in ALL and room 10 build sew
aral more in rear and apartment house
In front. All yours for $4,000. Don't
hesitate on this.
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WE ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS
AFFAIRS
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We write fire insurance.
EARDLEY REALTY CO.,
IL Main st. Bell phone go.
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HALLORAN- LOAN a TRUST /
COMPANY.
s09 Main ST. Phones s2S. /
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Double house OF rooms on side,
Holmes beds, gas ranges, good cellars,
single roof, right close in. A splendid
investment. $3.50. See US for terms.
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JOHN JONES.
20" Security g. Trust Bldg.
Bell 4799. Ind. 2O46
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GASOLINE LAMPS.

GASOLINE lamps and supplies OF all
kinds; mail orders solicited. Z. b. Hea-
grens AT So Main street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
CHURCHILL'S PLAN.
nemployment Insurance for
2.25O.OOO Men.
IBv The Associated Press. ]

London Jan. y. - Winston Spencer
Churchill, president of the Board of Trade,
announced at Glasgow tonight that the
details of the scheme had already been
worked out by his board, and said that If
the people granted the money the House of
Commons would pass a compulsory and
contrbutory unemployment insurance bill,
which would deal with the affairs of up
ward of two million two hundred and fifty
thousand adult workers. skilled and an
skilled alike. The shipbuilding, engineering
and allied trades would first come under
consideration, while side by side with the
scheme facilities would be extended for
voluntary insurance aided by the state.
The new plan would be carried on in con-
junction with one hundred and fifty labor
exchanges. which were soon TO be opened
throughout the kingdom. These exchanges,
Mr. Churchill said, would give labor a
scientific market and the advantages which
modern civilization had conferred on all
classes. The insurance plan would improve
and standardize labor, and would equally
benefit the employer and artisan.
The feature of the campaign Is the great
attention devoted in the newspapers of the
rival parties to the comparative cost of
living in Great Britain, Germany and the
United States. Columns CT figures and
statistics are given daily, for the purpose
OF supporting or denouncing. as the case
may be, the policy of tariff reform.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
CHARGES AGAINST HERMANN
Francis j. Heney Alleges Forest Re-
serve Conspiracy.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 12-Francis J.
Heney opened the prosecution of ex-Con-
gresham Binger Hermann to-day He told
the jury that the prosecution expected to
prove that in 1901 when Hermann was
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
in Washington, it was known in Oregon
that timber spectators. obtaining advance
information on lands to be included in pro
posed forest reserves, were getting many
persons TO make applications for these lands
which later were sold to the specula tors
for small sums.
Heney declared the prosecution would
prove that Hermann entered into a con-
spiracy with Franklin Mays, w. n. Jones
and others TO assist them in the creation
of forest reserve in Southeastern oregon,
the reserve TO include 1850 acres OF school
lands which were later TO be secured by
Mays and Jones from men vvho were TO be
paid from 90 cents 10 s. apiece TO sign
applications for the lands In blank The
net profit expected by NAYS and Jones was
Heney said. about $500 oeo.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
KNOX NOT IMP4TIENT.
Manchuridn Plan UW Take
Time to Consider.

Washington. Jan. 12-The State De-
partment up to this time has not received
any direct official expression from the for
eisn governments interested regarding Sec
rotary knoX's recent note suggesting the
naturalization of the Manchurian railroads.
aid the officials refuse 10 attach much i'm
portance TO the views of some of the for
eIgn newspapers unfavorable to the propo-
siuon
In some instances the newspapers arc
known not TO he in the confidence of their
governments nor 10 exert any potent in
luence in shaping their policies. This IS
believed to be true especially on the part OF
the Japanese press.
1t Is known at the State Department
that Mr.. KnoX's naturalization suggestion
is receiving most careful consideration in
the chancelIories of the powers interested,
and owing to the exceptional Importance of
the matter, il Is not thought replies rea-
scnably can be expected for some time
Baron Uchida. the new Japanese Ambas-
sador, it is believed, expressed the views of
his government in an interview recently
published in Toxic, in the course of which
he is reported 10 have said:
Americas S stand with regard 10 the
preservation OF peace and the integrity OF
China has been and will be exactly identi-
cal with ours. We must always understand
that Americas policy toward Japan and
the Orient as whole has always been on
tho same peaceful route"
This expression by Baron Uchida, which
has just become known here, is highly sat-
isfactory to the officials Of the State De-
paItment
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
TREAT FAvoRs CENTRAL BANK.
Former Treasurer of the United States
Speaks at the Y. NJ. C. A.

Charles II. Treat, formerly Treasurer Of
The United States. spoke last night before
the Finance Forum OF the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association in advocacy
Of central bank, or national clearing
house bank, which latter name he said he
rreferred.
Further on in his address Mr. Treat de-
cried the postal savings bank.
AS 10 the central bank, he said his plan
IS bank for banks with a capital of
not less than 5000. 600 900 and not exceeding
k5n,oeo.oo. with shares of $500 each. and
tts stockholders 10 be only national state
and private banks of the country. He said
he would exclude the general public from
being stockholders, because the bank should
be used mainly for rediscounting loans for
banks alone
The United States government" he
sdded, should have no participation or die
ration, but the Secretary OF the Trea sury
the Treasurer, the Controller and other ap-
pointees should act I'm an advisory canacITy
10 the board OF directors
New-York tribune., 1910-01-13
MANIAC KILLS BOY
Continued from first page.)

thing in the mans appearance fright
ened the lad. and he ran from the skat-
ing pond. AS he was climbing the cliffs
he saw the man for a third time, going
north near the Speedway.
DR.. Arthur Haberstroh, who attended
Arthur Shibley in the hospital. said the
lad told him that the man who shot him
had been. walking up and down near
them for minute or two before he fired.
HINTS OF VENDETTA.
Ameen Shibley, father of the wounded
boy. is Syrian. He owns a drug store
at No. 20 Rector street. Detectives Cor
rao and Meringolo, of Headquarters, who
were among the dozen detectives as
signed to the case, said they believed the
murder was not done by a madman, but
was an act of vengeance against Shb-
ley. They think that there was we'll
laid plot to do the crime.
The father was overcome by tie shock
and talked wildly. refusing to tell any
thing of his suspicious or fears. The
mother, a beautiful woman, whose feat
ures and bearing would suggest Ar
menian blood, bore herself calmly, but
waved aside questioners with patient
gesture. saying. II cannot speak now
Thomas j. Lomas, the dead boys
man in a printing establishment. He
burst out with threats.
Il don't want the police to do any
thing about this he said. 'I can set
tie with that fellow myself I'll do it,
too"
His wife. wholly unnervcd, is i'll In bed
in the care of neighbors They speak
with feeling about the dead boy He was
handsome little fellow, who used to
wear yellow curls that hung to his shoul-
ders. They all loved him. and last year
and the year before they made him
king in the May Day parties with
which they celebrate the spring festival
in the park
he hated those yellow curls, they said,
and was very proud when they were cut
off-only last Tuesday. He was to 60
to school for the first time on Monday.
and was proud of that, too
Captain Kruescher of the West 152d
street station. said he believed the mur-
der was the work of madman.
Il hardly think he said, that man
who is plotting revenge would choose
SO open spot for his crime, or that any
CODY would be such a monster as TO
butcher two children to spite the father
or one Of them. 1t is true that he might
not have known which of the boys was
Shibleys son, and SO might have shot
them both to make sure. But it seems
to me that IT is rather the act of an In
sane man."
That the murderer of the Lomas boy
Is the same.man who, on Saturday night.
shot down John Frederics of No SIT
Gerard avenue, as he was crossing the
viaduct over the New York Central
tracks was the conclusion reached by
the police after Captain Kreuscher had
talked with Captain Tappin, of the Nor
risania station. The police believe the
man is homicidal maniac, as the cir
cumstances of the two shootings, as well
as the descriptions given by the victims,
tally closely.