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The Washington herald., 1911-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE GEN
eral public that Henry B. Weaver has this day
seTered III connections with the firm Of Mitchell <
Weaver. shorthand reporters. Columbian BUildnS.
Washington, d. g. and that the business VII
hereafter be conducted by Warren NJ Mitchell I'M
der the sane firm name. mhs ls $50
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington D. e.
March !, l9u-NOTIrE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That in accordance with the provisions Of Pubic
Act No. A4. approved February % 1911. entitled.
An Act to authorize certain changes in the psr1na
nent system of highways. District Of Columbia
the Commissioner Of the District Of Columbia vii
give public hearing IN the Board ROOM Of sad
Commissioners WEDNESDAY. March 2 at ID
O'Clock 10 all parties interested or owning land
the District Of Columbia lying north Of Rittenhouss
street west Of Thirtythid street. and southeast oI
the District line. plan OF proposed change with
in the above limits will BE displayed and the COn-
missiOners will consider any suggestions protest.
concerning the proposed change. and location II
any highway portions Of highways. Is shown N
above mentioned plan. CUNO H. RUDOLPH.
JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDSON.
Commissioners. D. {. mhSdH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
3lST DAY OF MARCH. 1911. will expire all Ii
censes granted by the of the District Of
Columbia to PeddleTs and prodace dealers trading
at Large. Said licenses must b. promptly renewed
BY all such persons desiring to continue business
after that date. WM. p. RICHARDS Assessor.
mh4.6.7s9.lO
The Washington herald., 1911-03-09
IMPETUS GIVEN
CITY BEAUTIFUL

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-09

CHILDRESS-On Tuesday, March !, 1911,
at Los Angeles. Cal, CHARLES H.
CHlLDRESS, member of Washington
Aerie, No. rs FraternaI Order Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
FINANCIAL CURRENTS
STRONG AVID STEADY
Bank Clearings Show Sub
Stantial Increase Over
Last Year,

In the realm OF banking tho week Just
closed was finished out i'll good form.
with the situation exhibiting strength
superior TO that of the siN days pre-
ceding.
Crop marketing. returns from sugar
beets. cattle. horses and sheep gave ad-
ditioual activity TO financial movements
and impaired a sense OF greater firm.
ness in the banking situation generally
throughout the stctc OF Utah. In Salt
Lake City especially the change WAS
appreciablr. There is plenty of money
on hand 10 accommodate all legitimate
enterprises. and the banks are partIcu-
laIly free with cash for building opcr-
atious IN and about the town.
Manager George II. Horne OF the Salt
Lake clearing horse Yesterday made
out his rcpor, for the week. 1t pre-
sents evidence showing the bcttcrment
noted iu the preceding paragraphs. The
week : c!earlngs Amounted TO S6,e4S.-
i05.5l. as compared with $6,0lS.S99.i.
for the corresponding week OF last year.
The increase. therefore. was in the sum
OF 1929 ,505.I2. Saturday 3 clearipgs
were 5 1862 .iJ3.l0. being an increase of
S20S, ,S32.99 over the corresponding day
last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
REALTY SITUATION
IS SAT|5FA FACTORY
Strong Demand for Suburban
Properties Is Feature of
the Week.
SHOWS FAITH IN CITY
Extension of Interurban Lines
Planned That Will Stirnu-
late Growth.
SHOWS FAITH IN CITY

There appears TO have been some I'M I'M
pVcvcu1eut In the local real cstat" sltGa-
ION ms Developed durinS the pas; week
This enect Is varioueiy attributed To c"r
tain causes but the most rcaSonanlc "t
nli of these seems To bo in the fact
that practical assurance Is felt that the
outcome OF the forthcoming municipal
election viii not materially arect results
attendant upon the present business policy
OF the city administration.
Apparently there Is an Increased de-
mand for farm properties, although IN
quiries concerning lots In additions and
subdivisions continuous 20 salt Lake arc
fully up 10 expectations, In III" matter
of these building lots. though, the inves-
tigat tion and purchase is largely In the
lire of Investment for profit. II is a
fact Of no small Importance. and OF gem
cral knowledge. that property within the
municipal boundaries Of Salt Lake Is re-
gardcd as an asset OF the highest value
In the realm OF investment. Men who
have accumulated savings Of various
amounts during the year find that ordi-
narily larger and quicker returns are
realized from investment in such prop
critics.
There is a movement on foot 10 induce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

the Utah Light & Railway company 10
continue i,s lnterurban liuc down III"
state road To Draper. From the point
on their present line where tho coutinu-
alton would take of 10 Draper is ahout
four and one-half miles. Comparatively
speaking that is but n short distance
TO build, but tho area OF territory which
would thus be brought into the resident
districts suburban and contributory 10
this city would be OF immense value
The upper lands in the vicinity OF Draper
vided water can be brought upon them.
1t Is the purpose OF men who have re-
Gently taken that district into consider
alton To construct such works as VIII
supply the needed irrigation.
Aside from this proposal, however, there
remains the fact that there Is abundant
property along the proposed Inc that is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Thomas J.. Newton, brick dwelling.
1903? East Ninth South. s25oO
Cecil Alder. hrick dwelling, 1861 Roose-
Francis W. Eirkham. 1o9S South Tenth
Last street brick dwelling. 5000.
j. G. Robson. brick dwelling. 1920
South Tenth East street, $500.
LOUIS Larsen, i've room brick dwelling
65S South Twelfth East street. $4,000
Porter walton company. shed rear II
south Third West street. $1,000
East Third south street 500.
II. T.. Borgnust SiS East Third South
street. brick dwelling. $4,000
John Wells 6ve-room brick dwelling.
Sugar House Coal company, frame Of
nec building 22os Highland Park subdi-
p, ) \. c. Ne.i,lason. frame dwelling, i5e7
William Scllc,.. Jr.. frame addition. So
West First North street $500.
lar VI; Grccnlng. frame dwelling,
j'iA south Lake street. Si00n
Frank T.. Bailey. hve-room cement
block building. S12 Martin avenue. Sa0o0
G =. Johnstone. ive room brick store
and dwcIlinT llos-iioS Windsor avenue.
= Amundson. nyc-room brick dwelling.
1912 south Ninth East street $1,000
f. - NccklcnbcrE. "ight-room brick
$1,000.
Lulu r. SNOW. 7,-room hr,cx apart.
mont li5 North First West street, $50.
Rreckou Sou;her six-room brick
dwelling. liI lincoln Venue. $4,000
W. .. L"vcridgc. frame porch, 1855
East Fourth south street $500.
-. /. Letter. double brick dwelling
2in-ti2 White cloud court S2g0O
Lois ~. West. six-room brick dwelling.
1sI Ninth avenue. so0On.
L"ir ~. West. four-ropiu brick dwell
ing. sif Roosevelt avenue $4,000
Lois ~. West. N,ur-room brick dwell
inE. 6i5 Roosevelt avenue. z26uu
LOIS II. West. four-room brick dwell
ing. iSi Ninth avenue. $4,000
X street $1,000.
T. T. Burton. brici addition. 3Tn West
seventh south Strc"t, $500.
Max Daniels. brick alterations. a5I-25s
South state street theatcg aud rooms.
S35. 600
s. j.. Holt. brick store. 50 Center
street $500
General Film company. brick altera-
tions, oS Floral avenue. $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
SEE 1.-THE BATTLE. ;
Is GOOD,
SAYS w. J. MEEkS

Walter J. Meeks OF tho real estate firm
OF Mc@ks & Mccartney said Saturday
that his concern dnrlnE the psst week
had found that there was nothing ailng
the rea! estate situation but too much
politics.
Nevertheless. he IS looking foIward 10
next week. after the election has passed
out OF the way, for an accelerated re-
sumption or trade in his line. Notwitn =
standing politics. though the firm sold q
residence 10 School Superintendent y.
II. Christensen. The cost was about
$500 for the home Itself exclusive of
the ground. This was Tie chief among
several sales made.
Out ~ Douglas Park addition they are
putting in great deal of cutternc.
curbnG and sidewalk work and buSi =
ness in that districts property Is In
excellent shape. For the entire fall and
winter Mr.. Meeks says, the prospect is
decidedly good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
BUSINESS GOOD, SAYS
SALT LAKE SECURITY

The home- building and real estate de-
partments Of the salt Lake Security &
Trust company report an eNcepilonallS
s.ood business for the week just closed.
Quite a nunibcr OF people seem TO have
become iuabucd with John Wanamak
cr's sentiments-"To own a home makes
man better citizen; IL gives him a
standing In the community. and cstao-
Ishes "A credit Judging from the many
INQUIRIES made al wcclS. Two auto cars
were constantly on the go showing pros
ptctiVe customers home sites on the
easy monthly instalmeut plan. The real
estate department reports sales aegre
eating s1s.o0o. consisting chiefly OF resi-
d-nces that OF Lydia BeCoWpte Of $50
East First south costing $1,000. being the
most Important. with others ranging from
1880 TO 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
SCORES Of HOMES
NOW BEING BUILT
Highland Park Presents Scene
of Unusual Activity at
Present.

Almost a score Of homes have so "a:
cording TO a statement issued by Messrs.
kimball & Richards Yesterday.
During the week the new home OF
Stayncr Richards was finished, while
work was also begun on a new residence
for Mr.. Zimmerman. Several blocks of
hvc.foot cement sidewalks have been
laid within the boundaries Of Highland
Park. and the city has completed its
five foot cement walk from the addition
to Sugar House corner, This gives TO
residents out there comfortable foot pas
sage from their homes to the street
railway line.
In the matter Of general business the
report OF this firm is good There is no
cessation OF inquiry for residence prop
erty. In fact, during the past week this
class Of property with them has been in
far greater demand than has been the
call for unimprovcd lands.
The new home for Mr.. Zimmerman.
whose construction has Just commcuced
rs to follow the type of architecture
originated by Frank Lloyd Wright
This style. in its consistent variations
is being followed as The rule in High
land Park The idea is to make for
symmetry and attractiveuess in the Gu
tire district.
In respect of the general situation on
the real estate market Kimball & Rich
ards say that II is clear and cucourag.
ing in every way. The market, for the
time OF year. is exceptionally good, and
there is tendency toward progressive
movement that induces "A widespread
feeling OF optimism amoug all dealers
and prospective purchasers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
GENERAL TRADE IN
GOOD CONDITION
In Nearly Every Line of Mer-
chandise Increase in Sales
Is Reported.
CLOTHlERS KEEP BUSY
Prospect for Excellent BuSi-
ness During the Present
Month Bright.

Speaking from the viewpoint Of th'
general nerchandser, business in ShN
Lake. during the week just closed ha'
been somewhat in advance of that o.
the preceding week. Compared with ta'
corresponding week of last year there Is
noted better general condition.
Commission merchants report heavier
business on account OF the tact tpa' re-
tailers are beginning 20 sell winter SUP
plies OF foodstuffs 10 consumers. ioui
and potatoes have been the prlns pa
products in this line TO feel the encctS
OF this activity.
Coal dealers also say that people are
taking advantage OF present oppor'
tunitv 10 lnv in at least fair supply
OF fuel for the coming cold months
Haberdashers state that their TRACE
has been accelerated by reason OF hc-
sire to acquire year-end styles IN their
stocks.
Among the meat men the trade has
fully maintained its standard, and
there has been some buvlpg OF larger
volume in cured meats.
DRY goods dealers have experienced
!. good week, there having beea more
active purchasing in fabrics OF heavier
texture and greater warmth. Quilts
and blankets have shared heavily in the
greater demand.
Shoe men are also in the list OF benc-
ficiaries OF liveller trade. Heavier foot
wear is In demand. and the purchasing
in this particular line has reached top
figures of volume.
About the only department Of bust
ness that has remained practically at
a stationary point is the furniture
trade. However, there is = strong op-
timistic feeling even there, as the ex'
pectation is held that as the HOLIDAYS
are being more closely approached
there will be brisk buying OF household
goods.
Reviewed in the aggregate the situa
tion is encouraging indeed. aud conf
dence il expressed that the trade Of the
past week will be bettered during the
coming six days in ratio with the i'm
rrovemcnt noted for the two-week pc.
riod just closed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Proves Quinine Is Never Effective
and Tells How to Get Re-
lief in q Few Hours.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and air the Grippe symptom
leaving after taking the very hrst
dose
II is positive fact that Pape s Cold
Compound, taken every two hours, IN
til three consecutive doses are taken
will end the Grippe and break MP the
most severe cold. either in the head,
chest. back stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most miser-
able headache, dnllness. head and rose
stuffed M feverishness. sueezing sore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

1" HE placing OF steel for the frame
Of the new Hylund exchange
building of The Mountain States
Telephone 6 Telegraph company
began yesterday. The work on the
building Is progressing rapidly, as IL
shown by the accompanying cut, made
from photograph taken ON the nine
teenth day, after the work Of clearing
the ground started Officers OF the
company say rnc liyiand building viii
be a model structure for the purpose
for which il is intended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Building Permits Show
Steady Growth Of City

Building permits re reDrcsenting total
expenditure Of Sl'6.1ph were ISSUED dur
ing The month ending Saturday. accord .
inS TO III" reports pf Buildm. Inspector
y H. iITth. Fifiv permits were issued
during tic month. which shows tnat
hu'ldln- Is going on At an exceptionally
good rate, despite the fact that " is no"
getting wcil ajouG toward winter The
total valuation of permits Issued during
tho wear linus far is s2.JIs.lp0,
These permits do not include the per-
mlt Tor the new Walker building: this
not vet having been taken out. Owing
I" IN" fact that The necessary plans and
spcclhcaii"ns were not ready. tho permit
was not taken ont last week. but IL is
Tor about 81 900. 600. aud viii give the
permits good boost for the year.
Building Permits.
building permits issued Tor the month
eniinS Saiuraay. November {:
addison Cain. frame dwelling. 1876
south West T"mplc street $1,000
sara Judd. frame dwelling, $50 Gaeus
Salt Lake VALLEY Loan and Trust com
pany. brick store building, S55-33S West
Third South street. $500.
S'c,,,iH: ": .Ef,9bfsr'shav; iligeoroofn brick
X j; rav. frame barn, li@f south
Ninth East street. 800.
Isaac Mysum. double brick dwelling.
i"i -" Center street. $500.
Z. Mchcsy. Jr.. brick addition 20 thca-
t"r. az South Main street. 5000.
S'ayUcr Richards four-rooW brick
dwelling. 2s3S Alden street. $4,000
Progress Realty and Building company,
nNc room brick dwelling, liSe South
Tenth East street. ss50o.
y J. Hansen, tou-roorl brick dacliinZ.
l'tI Fourteenth East street $4,000.
W L. Hansen. flvc-roOui store build
Ing, liI Fourteenth East street. 5000
s. 9. Dallas. JTo-room frame addition.
ls%. south Tenth East street. $4,000.
.. r.. Savage company. brick aitera-
tirus ana repairs TO storage building.
rear y south Naiu street 5000.
Rudolph Sanger. frame addition, li'
Thompson court. yIoO.
Mountain States Telephone and Tcle-
graph company, bricA suhstation. siI
South Eighth Fast street. 10000
/ Edna y. sullivan. eight room frame
dwelling, 1871 Second avenue. 5000
/ Eliza ". Daiy. alterations TO front ci
| stores, I0-2@ East Third South street
! $500.
lockwood & Richard. frame blacksmith
shop. 1850 sugar avenue. $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Finds Outlook Bright.

Edward As.ton OF The Ashton jenkins
company is IN Chicago OF a short busi
meas trip. The sirm, through Mr.. Jcn-
ldns reports steady real estate business
for las, week Building operations. he
Ssys ARE being somewhat curiailcd at
nrosen; on account OF the approach OF
winter. but tho outlool: IL Gcneraly clear
FOR future good business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
More Boost Plans.

Professor j c. Hogcuson. assistant 10
Dire ctor Merrill OF the extension work Of
thc Utah Agricultural college at Logan.
viii 20 10 the Chicago land show the
latter part of this month
This trip is undertaken by arrangement
made with Tie Commercial club publicity
bureau. Professor HoEcnson j. Ia give
illustrated lectures on Utah each day
during Tho land show, carrying with him
from here the necessary paTaphernalia
for thai purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

ALREADY amply wa,cr.,
productive. Ii is cls s,,as am ~
railway run into thar dl9s-,,.a; :,
10 he profitable to ,ba 'N'lci Fts'
great advantage 10 rcsl5o.no. Var
ed out too, that 81 sn,S v I'd
several hundred new y,S,,.sE n'is..
are now non-cSistcnt tsc,,.nin n
OF convenient transpor,,,t.l@ K s
Draper itself is q ,own 'a an
inhabitants, ana It is cslr,,g g ~,
patronage extended 10 1'H 1
from this source alone LE1'
se!f-snpportlnc, even II ro t w q
were Immediately nv1lIsS, oh.. q
Overlooked in It's en,irs,e =,
tate situation is entlrni,. v. n +,
denlcrs. and there seems ~ Sia
sight at The present tlpc - ~
promised activity or IA ~ 'c''
Ike Il reaction In tho mo,,s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
YOU SURELY MUST TRY THIS NEXT TINT !
YOU HAVE A BAD COLD Or 7HF: :' %

throat. running Of tbo
tarrhal discharges nose. n,
and rheumatic iwinges ''0s''
: pape apes 5 Cold Compouna
OIL tnrce years research . u
more than fifty thonsaDDda al
contains no uuinioe' 'na ,nq dtas
conclusively demonsi r,,cA inch n
i've in the treatment Of 'la al, is y
Take this Harmless, 49,,
ieeI"a' r. "o oshon Wioh the knowleSDsa as:l I:
IL II no other - medicine m+S. s L
cl5e cnia IN IA. the world which h'"is ~i,, ,
cold S or end grippe misorw~ WIZ 9
. a9a pa, without at,g any other as.i.,.'. a.
atter,e'iects AS a 25,eS5, "a,
Iape 8 Cold Compound iaa
druggist in the world ~. wi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Convalescepce.

Convalesceuce is sometimes merely
apparent. not real, aud especially is this
true after such diseases rs pneumonia.
typhoid Iever and tho grip. To make it
real and rapid. there is no Other tonic
so highly 10 be recommended as Hood 8
Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine cleauscs and rs
news the blood. strengthens all the or.
gans ad functions, and restores health.
Take Hood s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Bamberger electric line TO Ogden and
intermediate points. Passenger "'eVcry
hour on the hour in an hour Express
every two hours and freight every day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Report Good Business.

WasatCh Heights, a residence proUcrty
district controlled 10y tho WINNER in,
Vcstincui company. has been active H.
the real estate market during last week
several transactions in these lots are
registered on the firms books and tho
promise Is that there VIII bc further ac-
tiNity Tor some dine To come Aside
from this, the principal inquiry with this
company has been for small farm prop.
critics a number OF deals being now In
advanced state toward completion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
COMPLETE CHANGE AT SEMLoH
LOUVRE

New orchestra. new singers. commcuc-
ing this evening. The best entertain
ment during dinner and after tbcatcr iu
the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
We Specialize on Mems
and Yeung Mems Suits
at $500

Our effort and thought is given
over entirely to that particular
line.
The enormous buying capacity
for our several stores, which we
operate. gives lis the advantage
over others, thus enabling us 10
sell YOU $40 or $25 suit or over
coat at the one price Of $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Salt Laker in New York.
Special Ia The Tribune
NEW YORK Nov i-Impcyial, j. r.
Bclchers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

The practice of tipping is prohibited
at the Roval Cafe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

here is a movement on foo, to induce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-19
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Many Burlington Citizen Finds
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-19
INSTITUTE AT BURLINGTON
state Library Commission VIII Come
Here In July.

The next institute of the State library
commission will be held in this city dur
ing the first week OF the University of
Vermont summer school, which begins in
July. The institute comes here on the
invitation OF the university, proposed last
fall by the late President NJ. II. Buck
ham and extended by Prof. j. F. Mes
senger. 1t was only last Friday, how
ever. when Professor Messenger met the
chairman of tho commission, March NJ,
Wilson of Randolph, and the secretary,
Miss r. w. Wright Of Montpelier at the
former place, that II was definitely de-
cided to hold the institute in this city.
! The commission will have the use Of
| the university buildings and will bring
| to Burlington from So to 30 librarians
from ali parts OF the State. Lecturers
and teachers from abroad will he pro-
vided by the commission, but a definite
program has not as yet been decided
upon. The institute will continue -four
| DAYS