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The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

For ornamenting interior wood work
as we'll as to trim clothing and milf
merry Is the idea OF the French inventor
Of a process for plating laces with
gold. silver and other metals.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
DIED.

PETERS-At residence. s45 Parker
ave. Oct IL, 1910. Allen William.
William A. and Catherine Marie Pc
ters. Funeral Saturday q. m. Burial
private.
VTER-At his residence, II Washing
ton-ave.. August l., Nier. father Of
later
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

A heating place OF the usual type, a
stand to hold food that is being cooked
and hood to cover the whole, have
been combined to make an oven for
use over a single burner OF a gas stove.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

A shoe horn that folds together lon
gitudinally, combined with a buttor
hook hinged to close inside II when not
in use, has been patented by Connec-
ticut man TO economic space.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

For Cieveia.a. fftsstsrg and c.
points south and east leave daily 1e:S n
p. IN Fare TO Cleveland -: Pisteovs
81: whole room. yaso weekend s1aH
cursion TO cleveland every saturday
night s15o round trip
No,,davs5 D m; Fridaya $3.50 q m
Yer Duasis $50 al pessss Eas4 N
Deity Q ,. -. ssssSsx - n...s~ .,--.> 4,
Saturday. ss-se rcssd trip. a.sf|
CIV Ticket Offices, Majestic Bl913
isS Woodward and i7t orfswosd-st = q
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
nELP wANrrn--mA.n.

4 .A.--TINNERS and helpers. Lands
grinder. meat cutter, grocery clerk,
porter. barnman, furnace repairer
j. a l.. machinist. toolmaker. Central,
2s Fort Main $500
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
We A.sume All Risk.

II YOU order one of our suits made
to order at Sl3.75 or s16.75 you need not
accept II IL not entirely satisfactory to
you. SINGERS. 65 Monroe-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
FOR sALr-m-r.LLAHroUs. =
FINE UPRIdHT PIANO FOR SALE. az
Stxteenth-st.


A.A-THE sTRAsBURo SCHOOL a. -
DANCING. corner Sproat and Woo6pf4
ward. Adult beginners Monday anoB>l
day and Friday evenings Sc yearf Y
Detroits leading school Write ~
phone for booklet Grand or c. 31sooid
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

why Wear Ready Made Ciothesf
We make them to order at S13.75 ar
up. SINGERS, IS Monroe
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14
HELP wAnrEp-MA.E.


A.A.N sTl,i, sTMAsbghd scH90L or
ward. Adult beginners Monday and
Thursday evenings Advanced Tues
day and Friday evenings evening 90 years
phone for booklet. Grand OF c. 3lso.
ABLE-BVDIED men wanted for the U.
Il and IS Must 5: ns,,ys born Or
70 $50 Hddition.i sompsn.a.ion
and medical stiendSncs frss After
per cent OF pay and allowances.
sirr ns;.s or % pe ss w .aP ana Apply s0.s
VI. Tort-st.. Detroit. Mich.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN to become
travelling statesmen. Experience un-
Brsc.srsst system wsss Ro s
ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring . GOO
SS: ~ our ssn sss ' asy ana
ciaeses All tho year; our facilitis: are
RS:,srlyslX Yns9SSHnlssaa t IN MfniFrna
li.2x wilcox-st.
BARBER wanted for Saturday; IS
need apply. 245i East Jefferson.
Phone East 24ls.
BARBER-First-c class man; steady
Job: $3.50 ard half over $lS. b69
Grand River. corner Trumbull.
BOY WANTED
WITH WHEEL.
APPLY ADV. DEPT.
TIMES.
ENGINEER wanted: third-class papers;
Immediately. Phone M. 1872.
EXPERIENCED CLUB STEWARD or
hotel manager open snn. for engagement sswsa
Times office.
FIRST CLASS PLASTERERS. Call at
No. 8 Rowland bldg.
GOOD NEAT CUTTER wanted. Apply
at 1875 Gratiot-ave. Single man pre-
ferred.
GOOD ALL-ROUND CHEF wants en-
gagement: hotel or club preferred.
"Abstainer." Times Office: --
PRINTER WANTED AT once: one
who can make up s2-page form. st.
Clair Republican.
RAILWAY MAIL cLrRxs WANTED
tions In Detroit Nov. lc. Common
education sufficient Free p.spara-
i lin I ssaa a:ms dept ias.6. kocS.s-
wANTED-Box shook sswyers. s22e .
day. Steady work. Southern cities
OF 10000 and over. Delightful win
ter climate. Address 4. y. box Io0s
Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-Body workers and helpers.
First-clas men on high grade work.
Steady employment to good men.
+. l. A. t.. Poughkeepsie. N. Z.
aEs.r wANTED-.EMALn
A.A-THE sTRAsBuRG SCHOOL OF
| DANCING, corner Sproat and Wood.
| ward. Adult beginners Monday and
Thursday syenings AdysncsSs T rsss,
| Detroits leading school. Write or
phone for booklet. Grand or c. $3.50
A.-NURsEMAID. mattresses. house
| maids. kitchen women. Central. 20
| Forrest.
A YOUNG Girl. TO care for children
Apply 2l7 Leicester court.
CALL ON US II you are seeking a posi-
ton or needing help or advice In Sc
curing the work you can best do. We
will assist you. Y. w. c. A. Employ
ment Dept.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work without washing; small family;
| good wages. Apply IS Warren east
| Phone North 1141.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
| work: best Of wages to right party
| 1872 Avery.
| DINING ROOM GIRL: good wages FOL
the right one. Macbres Lunch, al
Beau5ion. two doors north OF Gratiot
DRESSMAKERS-W have some good
ones Call Y. W. c., A. Employment
Dept.
EXPERIENCED MAID for general
homework; must be good cook; ref
erences required. $50 Cass-ave.
GIRLS for general housework; good
places In all parts OF the city. Y. w
c. A. Employment Dept.
HOUSE MAIDS and Mattresses wanted
Y. w. G. A. Employment Dept
ALL SORTS OF good business positions
for reliable, competent young women
especially those who can bring US
good business references. We want
experienced help. Y. w. G. A. Elm
ployment Dept.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-14

1850 CABLE iIANo. large size. fancy
walnut case has been used In our
fer II for s2l0; sic cash and $50
weekly Stool and handsome draps
free with piano.
THE CABLE PIANO CO..
ais Woodward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
HEALTH OF SALT LAKE
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Contagion and infection generally and
| typhoid fever specifically show a big fall.
ing OFF for the week Just ended over tho
prsvious week In the report OF the boa ri
OF health submitted Saturday ONLY
29 cases of contagion and infection were
reported In the week just ended, as
against "A for the previous week. and
only % OF these were typhoid as aeainst
u cases OF typhoid fever for the previous
week.
The contagious and infectious dIsesss
situation Is much better than at the
corresponding time last year. In the
corresponding week OF 1909, 73 cases of
contagion and Infection were reported
Of which A wer typhoid.
The rest OF the % cases reported in Tho
past week were distributed as follows.
Diphtheria; a. SCARLET fever. Q; chicken
pox. J. From this II will be seen that
the city gradually is being rid of scarlet
fever.
The stork bested the grim reaper two
TO one, with five 10 spare. There were
43 births snd only IS desths or the
former. 22 were boys and 81 girls: OF the
latter were males and 10 females Six
bodies were brought here for burial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
County Hospital
Goes Over

AT the regular meeting OF the county
commissioners yesterday, John c. Mac
kay, the chairman, being absent, the
matter OF the county hospital, to cost
$50 900, went over
The present cost OF caring for county
patients In ST. Marks hospital for eight
months ending August 81, 1910, has been
s3osG:i5 or an average per month of
S44s.5i. Why, therefore. the county
commissioners should deem it NECESSARY
70 invest such a sum OF money in a
county hospital Is not evident TO the in
curing mind, In the first place. $50 00o
VIII not build and equip anything but a
very small hospital The interest on
this money alone will pay more than
half the cost Of their present patients
and their care. The cost or n sufficient
and trained stafr and the maintenance
you'd run UP the cost OF the hospital
and Its patients until It would be cheap
er TO send them to the present public
hospitals, install them In the very best
OF rooms, employ two trained nurses for
eaGn saf patient. with all the luxuries and
deilcacles obtai Unable. They would at
least be cared for properly and be OUT of
the reach and beyond the power OF the
Mutton Bills who have ruled at times in
the past. and history repeats itself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
BUILDING PERMITS FOR
WEEK AMOUNT TO $1O9,SOO

Building permits for the week Just
ended numbered twenty-six and call for
an expenditure of $l09,S00, or more
than the permits for the rest of the
month. The permits for the entire
month numbered only foriy-seven, call
ing for total expenditure of $751;
600. This is almost $750,000 under the
expenditures represented by the per-
1909.
The permits issued Saturday, num-
berIng ten and calling for an expendi-
ture of $4,000, will form part of the
October record, inasmuch as Saturday
was the first day of the new month.
II the record set by the first day of
the current month is maintained by
the rest of October, this month then
would fall short of last October's rec
ord by about 100000, inasmuch rs the
permits issued then aggregated about
$ / 100000 in expenditures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
SCHOOL GIVES BIG
IMPETUS TO REALTY
Lots Near Site of New Tnstitu-
ton in Great Demand,
Dealers Say.

Tho action OF the board OF education
In selecting the Boutwell, site for .he
new high school has given n marked i'm
petus to real estate activity on the east
bench, Real estate dealers handling
property In that section OF the city re-
port that during the past week numer-
Gus sales have beon made and the In
auiry for property on the east bench has
never been stronger
AS An illustration OF the activity two
big deals were closed last week by Meclss
g. Mccartney with Montana capitalists
Mayer Haas prominent money-man
OF Butte. Mont. has purchased six lots
on University Heights for a consideration
or $500, While a. von Dachenhausen
manager OF the Butte Electrical COM
pany OF Butte. Mont. has bought three
lots. In this case the consideration was
5000.
Another sale Of Importance the past
week OF property on the cast bench was
consummatod by the Hubbard Invcst-
ment company, whereby n local business
man bought for S2lG0 tract OF land
i6Xli4 feet on Eleventh East street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh South streets
Ihe property Is in tho immediate vi
cinity OF the new Judge Mercy hospital
a large apartment house will be erected
on the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
CREDIT MEN HERE ON
THEIR WAY TO THE COAST

Charles E. Meek of New York CITY
secretary Of the National Association
of Credit Men, and Harold Remington,
noted lawyer OF Cleveland, Ohio, a
recognized authority on bankruptcy
law, passed through Salt Lake CITY
saturday EN- route to Los Angeles, to
attend the American Bankers conven.
tion.
On their return trip Messrs. Meek
and Remington, together with Newman
Essick, vice president Of the CONNER
eiaI National bank of Los Angeles and
director of the national association,
will pay Salt Lake a visit.
They expect to>be in the city on Oc-
tober 10. Arrangements are being
made for banquet in their honor bY
the local association of credit men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
BURT & CARLQUIST
SELL BIG TRACT OF LAND

The Burt & Carlquist Realty COM
pany Saturday closed a deal whereby
tract of land ten rods by twenty rods
on Sixth South street. between Third
and Fourth West streets, better known
as the Snarr property, was sold to an
trackage property, arrangements hav-
ing been made to get trackage facili-
ties to the property, This fact leads
to the theory that the property will
likely be used for a factory of some
sort. although no announcement as to
its use has yet been made.
The deal involved a consideration of
Z & f0l =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
Money Is More Free, and Trade
Generally Presents Optim-
iStic Outlook.
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS
IS HELPING SITUATION
In All Lines Trade Is Picking
Up and Quotations
Are Firm.

The local business situation showed
considerable Improvement during the
past week. Money has been q trInc
looser' and on two duys last week the
bank clcarIngs were In excess OF those
for the corresponding DAYS a year ago.
Last week marked the first time In weeks
'ha' THIS has been the case. Trade was
rather quiet the past week being con-
quoted on more conservative basis than
year ago. The openings of the fall and
winter goods in both the retail and whole
s sale markets show that trade is stead
lly increasing,
Inc farmers are now getting In their
money for the seasons crops which
OF course, means iirmer trade and con
sequentiy better money conditions, and
the market is also being stimulated
somewhat s':hn by payment of dividends.
Whlch is Just beginning. Among those
firms paying their quarterly dividends
iast Week were the Utah Idaho Sugar
ION company, whose dividend amounted 10
Sto9, 3o1' "a; and the Utah National bank
which paid a dividend OF $4,000.
The dealers are looking forward to
peter trade when the thousands of Wis
I.ors s come In TO the semi-annual confer
gnce 1 or the Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints next week. Collec-
tlons' ens' Whlle not particularly prompt, are
iair. Nearly all OF the sugar factories
nave commenced operations again
Trade Is ENCOURAGING.
In the hardware line, trade is encour-
aging. Jobbers report a heavy demand.
"hile the retailers declare that there is
a steady call for stoves and other heat
ing apparatus. The malady which is af-
Iectlng the ducks and caused the post-
OF the opening of the duck
season, mas weakened the demand for
guns and ammunition perceptibIy. The
general demand for tools indicates that
inc laborer can find plenty OF work and
i'ence IN this line the outlook is good
Inc lumber market is somewhat i'm
proved and, considering the time OF the
year. there seems little need for appre-
nension. The cement trade is about nor
NAL. i''t
Wholesale dry goods trade is GOOD
win steady shipments. Travelling men
report business In this line improving
considerably. Prices are firm and indi- |
cations are that they will continue so |
N many cases there are indications OF !
IN advancing market.
, In the retail dry goods line business 10 |
steadily improving. The fail onenInrs 70
IRE now over, and business has settled
Town 10 steady basis. The many beau
liul creations In millinery, which are
ilSpiayed In the various shop windows
IRE proving themselves good sellers. and
he slight shortage Of money appears 10
'e making no difference to the Salt Lake
new hat.
ran and winter clothing Is now in de-
nand. During the past week there was
!, marked Improvement In the demand for
nese goods and the call Will undoubted-
De much heavier tho coming week
'l'h the conference visitors In the CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
K|MBALL & RICHARDS
HAVE UNIQUE PLAN
They Propose to Exhibit Model
of Addition at the State
Fair.

There will be Mt least ono real es.
tate addition on exhibition at the Utah
state fair, which opens Monday for the
week. Visitors at the fair will not he
able to take away a sample lot in their
pocket, as they would so much soap,
or breakfast food. Neither will there
be huge pile Of sods there to repre-.
sent the real estate.
But there will be largo sized plat
of the addition there. In fact, this
plat VIII be about seventy-6ve feet long
and twenty-five feet wide. IT will be
situated on a nice slope of ground
between the horticultural and the manu-,
facturcs building, and Will be laid out
10 look like the real thing, showing
the cement walks, the paved streets,
parking strips, cutters, water hydrauts
and all the other improvements of this
addition. And the visitor may take
home n deed to a lot in his pocket, even
/: he does not take the lot itself
The addition SO represented will be
Highland park. the addition near the
business district of Sugar house, which
is operated by KimbaIl g. Richards.
Tho owners will actually transport
their tract Office from the tract to the
fair grounds for the week, and they
will have fair representation of the
tract itself in size which will enable
,he visitor to get an idea of the lay.
)ut of the tract.
kimb ball G. Richards are already u.s.
ng window space in their Offices to
advantage in selling real estate, and
hey believe that an exhibit at the |
tate fair will sell real estate Just rs
veil as it sells other commodities of
rale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC
CLUB Is GETTING BJTSY

Prof, Maud May Babcock OF the de-
partment OF elocution and English has
already commenced plans for the Uni
yersity Dramatic club. and despite the
lact l that the university has been run
ping only two weeks. the play which win
oe used has already been selected, and
,he reading OF the play 5c:ore Tho atm
dents VIII be given next Monday.
MISS Baocock mas spont good deal
OF time In examining different plays ant
mas hnelly decided on Tho Froiesso,ss >
Love STORY AS tho most Appropriate foY
tho university drameUo company .h,s
year. Tho play is written by J ~ Bar.
lie. whose talent as O. dYamatl, yrt,ar
has become so widely known 10 tho
public through the presentation Of his
plays by Maud Adans
Tho Frofessors Iove Story is as
good sS the Little Minister and tenn
ing ns II is With sshool ~, and :ncidents
" 's sCro To Dc groNt drawing card for
the etnd snta. Last yoA- she work OF tho
u DrnIrss:o club intorfsrsd somewhat with
tho exaunnn tiors, Anc IA or6or TO over
come anything Q. THAI sosS this year the
work os preparing parts VIII be taken
UP earlier II tho eeAsoa.
The play VT: os read Monday after
noon az O'Clock, and the tryouts for
positions viii DO held about a week or
ten days later The regular trtp to J,o.
gan and Provo will be taken as usual
and probably trip to southern Utah
during the holiday vacation.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
MURRAY SENDS
OUT BOOKLETS
Town Is Advertising Its Re-
sources in a Most Enter
prising Manner.
WILL SEND EXHIBIT TO
THE BIG FAIR IN OMAHA
Display for Vermont Building,
Too, Is Ready to Put
i'm Place.

In order to demonstrate just what 8
live town can actually do, the city OF
Murray, with the assistance OF several
important committees, has compiled at
tractfvc advertisements describing the
general surroundings. resources. and tell
Ing other facts about the little city. Plans
are now being completed for the placing
OF an exhibit at the big fair to be held
In Omaha in January.
President James McHenry is the prime
mover for this exhibit. 1t was prIncI-
pally through his efforts that commune
cation was kept up with certain Off
Gals. Gals connecied ON With the fair, and II is
under his supervision that the exhibit Is
being collected. The display Is 10 consist
oil products from manufacturing con-
cerns in Murray. Now that the new dis
tillery. whisky and vinegar factory, can
ming factory and brick and tile plant are
nearing completion, it will be an easy
matter to collect an exhibit which will
he one of the best ever attempted by a
city OF Mu'rays size.
Displays Are Ready.
Special cabinets are being made by
Murray concerns for the display These
VIII be constructed out OF the very best
material including steel plates giving a
brief description OF Murray PhotograS,hs
BY competent photographers have been
taken and these Will also be sent along
with the exhibit, which. according 10 re-
bo''1. " idfc al place IN
one OF the main buildings
President McHenry said this week that
practically everything was In readiness
Tor the exhibit, which is 10 be placed on
display In the Vermont building All this |
display has now been collected, and lust
as soon as the special cabinet is com
pleted, which will be no longer than three |
days, the exhibit will be taken TO the |
Vermont building,
Negotiations are still pending with GER
tain parties with regard to the installa- |
In
opportunities OF the town are practically !
unlimited. The latest additions 10 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
BUSINESS NOTES

Louis +, Boyle, agriculturist in
charge OF the Intcrmountain Industrial
association, has returned from his work
in the towns OF Santaquin, Goshen and
Mona, He is enthusiastic over the way
on which the people are accepting the
proposition OF the association
Contrary to report. the big stores of
the city will not close on Monday, or
any other day this week, for the state
fair. The stores have decided that, in
view of the numerous holidays already
observed it would he unjust to ask
them to close for the fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
Dealers in Property Ar
Over Prospect for
Future.
WALKER BROTHERS al
BIDS FOR NEW hi
Money Market Is Rel
and Building Situsti
Splendid Condif5

The general opinion amorc
men Is that the realty market|
Ing. In fact has Improved h
week or two and that the oul|
couraging. There Is an ave-.
demand for property. prorne-.
are going out To look al n,c-
.here appears 10 he n gcne.aI
clation among tho sellers. II
NO large sales were rnads
past week. but A number n<
disposed OF in the rariorc'
There la considerable damar1
lots on which To erect cot,ac<
demand is being met with g.
quiries come from outslders
Lake realty. SO that there an-
no lack of interest In the ~
In Zion, ~
Must Hustle for Busin
One real estate man, when +
market was improving. said i
have to improve for him. as
ways been in the ascendanc|
he added, II think there ic
sitting down In the offlces h.
Lake realty men. II you wan
ness, you must go after e.
said that they had much h.
under way, simply awaiting 4
opmcnts. Residence properl.
much in demand. and That n
quality,
Money Market Improy|
The money market Is recou>
It's depression, say the realtv
said: "Of course politics and A
political situation always U
money market. but / think COM
not affect Salt Lake Cltyl" Ill
dealers are making loans sor'
tion Of small cottages. thus al
confidence the people have IL
and that there is money for
purposes. ~
The Building situauo
As 10 the building situation. 4
be no complaint over that. T|
aging news was given out Fs
Walker Brothers are receiyinI
their new eight-story store H.
be erected on Postoffice placc.
as the successful bids are acc
tracts will be made and worE I
at once. The handsome sfruc
erected by Senator Thomas 4
Main street is virtually fInI4|
on which has been pushed
rapidity. The Utah hotel loo1
and the work is pretty wen
While nothing authoritative cal
with regard 10 this matter, n
Bile that work Will not be regur1L
Newhouse hotel until the sprin-
ltects say they have lots of
hand. so that the entire sItu{
'ents a propitious outlook foj
.ure. -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
lhain's Note Due and Still Unpa

At the closing hour, noon. OF Satur-
day' October !, 1870 the note given by
the commissioners OF the state land
board and secured by mortgage ON SS8
acres oil land In Cache county. was, for
the third time. due and stllI unpsiJ n
was lntlmated. however, that there
would be meeting OF the state board
or LAND commissioners on Tuesday next
When Mr. Theln was expected to be
present and when he might nav IN eitbar
the principal or the interest or both. II
is not expected that lie will do either
the one or the other. Such promntnaaa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02

In tho payment OF the inter
appeared in the record Of U
date. while the principal W.
in 1908, and has been overduc
overdue. renewed, and IS now
due. VIII Il be renewed?
tween gentlemanly members q
board OF Land commissioners,
thousand dollars. anyway
some people might object =
loaning It's funds TO Its n1e1
board has no such objecfio1
the other hand, has very goo
need for the money.