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The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
1.-THE HAPPIEST MOMENT OF MY LIFE"
Told by N0tabes In Many Fields of Activity

Johnny Kling-when found they
never come back"
Jack Chesbro-when I flung away .
baseball championship.
Hugh Jennings-When Chance robbed
me Of my dream-the worlds cham
pionship.
Weary willie-The good old summer
time.
Alfred G. vanderbilt-Mystery- sur
rounds my movements.
Tom Lawson-When think Of the
people.
James r. Keene-When sold stock
didn't have and couldn't get.
Sam Langford-WhenI Il think Of the
white hopes"
Billy Delaney-When Jefr tried to hit
the big smoke July 4.
Jim Sullivan-When amateur athletes
get paid what they are worth.
Garry Herrmann-When the Athletics
trimmed the Cubs.
Pat Powers-when I saw q wrestling
bout pulled of on the level.
Johnny Hayes-Before ran that Sec
ond Marathon.
Ban Johnson-When I found that
could run both leagues.
Charley Murphy-When I'm with the
speculators.
Frank Hitchcock-When the last
postmaster became a politician.
Jim Sherman-When ran up against
the big stick"
Bob Emsie-When the last ball play
er quit and only the newspaper men
were left.
Alton B. Parkerewhen I found out
who the othe: man was that voted for
me.
]. W. Kern-At last, sweetheart.
Senator Aldridge-When Taft thought
a revision downward was q revision
upward.
Tom Sharkeylwhen I boxed with
that lightweight Jim Jeffries.
Anna Shaw-When men are disfran-
chised.
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VIM JEFFRIES-when I drew the
color line. ...s
A John d. Rockefeller-when
controlled oil lights
Jack O'Brien-when Tommy Burns
doubled crossed me in a fake fight.
Bat Nelson-when I saw the ehoco-
late drop. .---
Dick Canfleld-when Reggie Wander
bilt stopped payment on the $25o.ooe
check.
Laura Jean Libbey-When kissing
was made a misdemeanor.
Wright Brothers-When we found the
Wright way to fly.
Andy Carnegie-when I stopped
steel-ing.
Gus Ruhlin-When they prohibited
fighting in New York.
Lillian. Russell-when I got too old
to act.
Teddy Roosevelt-when Hartman
gave me s250.ooo.
Tom Jenkins-When they let me
crawl into a wrestling championship.
George Hackenschmidt-Wh Gotch
scratched out the other eye.
Amos Rusie-When I quit baseball to
take up digging.
Cy Young-Many, many years ago.
Bugs Raymond-When they gave me
keeper.
Billy Muldoon-when was the first
to feel the strangle hold.
Fred Clarke-When thought we had
q Chance.
Clark Grifith-When passed up
Eddie Collins.
New Orleans-When Frisco got the
exposition.
Johnny McGraw-when they nick
named me Muggsy.
COMMON PEoPLE-Nor YET,
BUT SOON.
willie Hearst-Many are called. but
few are chosen.
Bob Fitzsimmons-The bigger they
are the 'arder they fall.
Lajoie-when Ty Cobb won the auto.
Pop Anson-When they brought me
back to life.
James Gordon Bennett-when Hearst
got personal"
Jack Johnson-when I think Of Sam
Laneford.
Kid McCoy-When double crossed
Tommy Ryan.
J.. PIerpont Morgan-When the lambs
came to Wall street.
George Gould-When invested In
French preferred.
Christy Mathews6n-when found
out that Brown had only three fingers.
King Of Portugal-When got Gaby.
United States Soldiers-When canned
beef became disease and not meat.
Bill Taft-I don't know, but why Il
an insurgentf
Tom O'Rourke-When boxing was
made gentleman's game.
Zbysco-When met the toe hold and
0otch showed me what feeling could be
put In It
. Nx-0overnor HusheS-Wheas thsy|
treated me White.
ooverno-. Dix-Any dine befors was
). Frank 0otch When. they dseadsa that|
wrestling wasn't . oeafle spegt
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
NOVEL gymnasium COURSE

:. DR.. Hutchins. athletic director Of In
diana university. has instituted .
course Of gymnasium work that Is en-
tirely novel to athletes there. He has
agreed to coach the track and held
team and II getting to work early by
leading the candidates In . couSss Of
what he calls body building or "mus-
Gle stretching.s =,
He takes each candidates aim
mind and prsscribes definite work
that man The hurdle1 II taught ~
10 develop H. DastipulAe Mnsclse 1po(|6i
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teana-Captain F. w. Barrett. Captain
Leslie Cheape.. Lieutenant e. w. e.
Palmes and Captain Hardness Lloyd
have never played a game Of polo In.
this country. but several. Of the. substi-
tutes have. The ability Of one OF. two
Of the members to play well IL known
only to the American team by reputa-
tion., for these men,. notably Cheape,
have been stationed with their resi-.
ments In India and have played polo
nearly exclusively In; that country.
Cheape by reputation: II one OF the
greatest polo .playsrss IN the world. but
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Of the United States. In the contests
in EuriinghaIr in 1see. when the Ameri-
leans won.i the British team was made
up Of three civilians and one soldier.
It remains to beseen whether the pres
ent lineup win. be more effective than
the old one. The, fact thai, the menewh
viii compose the team were. sought. in
all corners 81 the Br1tish empire shows
that Britisberyiare'in IN deadly earnest to
win back the cup, this pear. They have
sent over their bsst team s.
cheses and IlsSds Great piaye
Chsape: ana sx1oya .two gxsatplay.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

'H1S year will mark the great
est season of oolo playing
ever held in America. For
- the first time in twenty three
years the International Challenge cup,
the greatest of all polo trophies. is held
by an American team. This means
tnat play for it will be held on native
soil and that citizens Of the United
States may have a chance to see the
contest without trip across the ocean.
The games are scheduled to be played
at Meadowbrook. New York, May 81,
June 3 and Z.
The British team OF players are due
to arrive in this country the second
week in April. Preparatory training
games will be played at Lakewood, N.
]. The men who will make up tho
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NEW UMP WAS ROWDY,

variably turn into the strictest kind of
disciplinarians when clothed with un-
limited authority, and In all probability
Doyle win not be an exception to the
rule. Players never forget umpire
baiters and II they ever turn umpires
usually try to make life unpleasant for
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
BY TOMMY CLARK.

TWENTY-FIVE years ago any
big, fat ham who could hit
the ball was considered good
enough to play first base in
the major leagues. The first sackers
of that period were giants like Anson,
Brouthers, Dave Orr, Paul McKinnon,
Joe Start and Roger Connor. They
couldn't dig one out of the dirt or
reach for them, and, even If they could
hit themselves, they had 20 be followed
by sluggers in order to score runs. It's
quite different nowadays. The first
sacker must play his position for all
there is in 1t, handle all kinds Of bad
throws, field bunts and then be able to
hit, run bases and score runs. If there
is hole in him anywhere it's back to
the bushes for that gentleman.
In the American league every man.
ager with the exception Of Connie
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
LEADING FIRST SACKERS
AMERICAN R
AND
NATIONAL LEAGUES

Chase Of New York and Stoval Of
Cleveland are the class Of the Ameri-
can league first sackers. Honey. Ho-
blitzeI, Chance and Daubert are the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTArE-1MpRovEp

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~--~~~-~~~~~
IN THE PURCHASE OF SALT LAKE
property. the element Of chance does
not enter. for Salt Lake real estate Is
as good as gold. Come see what we
For instance, a beautiful tract OF land.
- acres on 9th East bet 18th and 18th
south, with S-room, neat. frame house
chicken house. large enough for 300
chickens: good brooder house, all plas-
tered. These Improvements are new:
200 fruit trees Will bear this year: a
rowing well. giving so gallons per min
ute. besides plenty Of water right ]
VII! sell this property for s3S5c, and will
make reasonable terms. Can give pos
session at once.
Must sell two 4-room brick cottages
Nos. 6657 South 1st West. Rent $40
per month. The lot about 55x100 feet;
sewer and sidewalk In and paid for.
VIII take $4,000 for all. The land alone
Is worth the money.
Look at No. Ga South sth East It's
a substantial. we'll built. 9-room. modern
house: it's really worth $500. but owner
must sell. and $3.50 VIII buy It,
a splendid. 6-room, frame house. In
first-class condition. on Jefferson st.
near 9th South and West Temple. Can
sell for $4,000. on very easy terms. 1t
ought to bring $2500.
My list is varied and large. Can serve
YOU with anything in the real estate
line. IF you are looking either for lot.
house, or anything pertaining to real es-
tate, ] would be pleased TO serve you.
A. RICHTER. 10 West 1st South st,
Phones 631. a23S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROoNING HOUSES
RooMrNc uorrsEs

ROOMING HOUSES.
HousEKEEPiNG. STEAM HEAT.
SHEAP sad RENT: LEASE; PRICE 1880:
R@oI SSoS P2WNi g4 ~ OR TRADE FOR 6 OR Z
22 ROOMS. RIGHT OFF MAIN ST. :;
FUR; SELL QUICK. MAKE OFFER.
20 ROOMS, NICELY FURN,: RENT
ONLY SIS; PRICE $500, HALF CASH.
80 ROOMS. NEAR MAIN STREET;
STEAM HEAT. HOT AND COLD WA
TER IN EVERY ROOM: $4,000 CASH
WILL HANDLE, OR WILL TRADE
FOR IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. CITY
OR FARM PROPERTY.
Q ROOMS, COMPLETELY FURN.. ON
IND EAST BETWEEN IND AND 3RD
So; THERE ARE 3 RENTING ROOMS
RENT SIS PER MONTH FURNISHED.
CIGAR STORE
IN a THEATER BUILDING: CHEAP
RENT. LONG LEASE; DOING A GOOD
BUSINESS; WILL. SELL CHEAP FOR
CASH, OR TRADE FOR REAL ES-
RESTAURANT
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY;
CHEAP RENT. GOOD LEASE; FOR
QUICK SALE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
HALF ITS VALUE.
v, II. RICHEY,
with
BETT1LYON.
10-12 L. 3rd South St
Bell 2oSo. Ind. SIS.
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floors OR PARTS OF FLOORS IN
the Mission theater building. EaGt 3rd
South st. will be leased on favorab BILE
terms and finished TO suit tenants. VIII
!. be ready soon for occupancy. Apply
Colonial Realty and Trust Co 2o East
First South at. Both phones 1867 x2715
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5 acres. 18th South. near car line. mostly
In fruit; small house: good water right;
$500.
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FIREPROoF STORAGE

WE HAUL YOUR STORAGE FREE.
Safe storage; f!reproof warehouse.
equipped with automatic sprlnlslers; low
rate OF insurance. household goods packed
and stored MOTHPROOF VAULTS for
VAULTS for pianos; AUTOMOBILE ELL
EYATORS and storage stalls. Pool cars
shipped TO all points; expert packers.
Let us figure with you. prices lower,
! Y L Stores Co. Bell Exchange l3. Ind,
I3 x94S
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MORE CHICKEN RANCH BARGAINS
. acres In fruit. Broom new house, four
blocks from car! southeast; $1,000.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works Castings mad for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makeB
OF water Jackets for sale. We make a
specially of furnace CRATES and Repairs
Rear 5S1 So. State st. Telephones 4i74.
r1a1R
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 1913. IS W. end So. st. Ind. 413
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5d-ROoM EUROPEAN HOTEL BUSI-
MESS CORNER. THE BEST paying
ter: GOOD. sUBsTANT1AI ~ furniture :;
RENT WITH STEAM HEAT. $3.50 rs,r
room; good lease: PRICE. $4,000 SMALL
CASH PAYMENT DOWN. BAL. EASY.
80 ROOMS ON MAIN STREET,
EXCELLENT FURNITURE; RENT
5000 per mo-: it's a bargain at $4,000.
$1,000 CASH is ALL YOU NEED HERE.
81 ROOMS. RENT 500 A MONTH.
PRICE S2S00: GOOD TERMS. This Is
a live proposition and worth iDvestigat-
ing.
IS ROOMS-SWELL LOCATION
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED: FULL
OF GOOD ROOMERS ALL THE TIME:
RENT SIS a room. Price, $500, can make
good terms
KELLY BROKERS.
SUITE 201-2 MCINTYRE BLDG.
eS MAIN ST. as9s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL gsTArEL1MPRovHp

REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
HOUsToNs THE HoUSERs.
Homes to suit everybody.
$3.50.
Small three-room house, south
cast. terms OF 500 cash, balance
S12 per month.
$3.50.
Good five-room house, large lot.
southeast; very easy terms can
be arranged
$25o0.
Ffvc-room modern brick home.
corner OF Stll East and 7th South,
sewer, gas, walks all paid for.
$3.50.
On the east bench; flye room
modern new brick home, now be-
ing finished, best view Of the val
ley, easy terms can be arranged
$4,000.
First ave, seven rooms, full
two STORY modern brick home,
sewer, gas, walks, street paved,
south front. lot 4Itx16b feet:
garage In rear; a genuine snap;
look this up.
$6500.
Seyen-room, wo.story modern
home. on the east bench; large
lot. good view. sleeping porch;
worth the money.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
vESTMENT CO.,
Sol Main st. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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eTANDARD SEWING MACHINE. $500
I per mo. Walter NJ. Jones. 80 Richards
street. s26S7
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HAND PAINTED CHINA

HAND D-DECORATED CHINA AT KING.
Browning Hdw. Co 81 w. 2rd So Miss
Bertha Wagencr. studio. AZ So. 3rd East.
t35o2
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LIVERY STABLES.

HARRINGTON STABLES. CARRIAGES
and light livery, 23S So, 1st West.
Phones 278. a67l
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DETECTIVES.


MAYLON BUREAU RELIABLE. CON
fdental Both phones 537. 2oS-9 Nc
Intyrc bldg. a6T2
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VACUUM CLEANERS.

VAOU UIN OLGANEhS.
HANTO FOR SALE OR RENT: CLEAN
Ing done. Stewart -Gleeson Co, 36 w.
znd South st, Bell 200. Ind. 7o2, x317s
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN TIE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry COM
olete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and gnme
heads r, Stencil Fur Co, 81 T. 3rd So
a31S2
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sTENoGRAPHER g. REPORTER

3 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN LEGAL.
mining and eng, business. Crowther,
40l Felt bldg. xlT13
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
MOVING VANS.

NEW. MODERN STRICTLY FIRE
PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Three acres of floor space exclusive for
household goods.
Men 10 pack and handle goods who
have years OF experience.
We do more moving, packing and ship
ping than all others in the city COM
bined.
prize winning horses.
ALL CARRIAGE TO WAREHOUSE
AND FOR PACKING AND SHIPPING
FREE
Goods shipped east and west half rates
HANDLING HOUSEHOLD GOODS Is
"A PROFESSION WITH Us.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
Homes to suit everybody.
$3.50.

$3.50.
Small three-room house, south
east. terms OF 500 cash, balance
S12 per month.
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A. N. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 1888. IS w. 2nd SO. st. Ind. 4134
MORE CHICKEN RANCH BARGAINS
acres In fruit. Groom new house, four
blocks from car. southeast; $1,000.
acres. 18th South. near car line mostly
in fruit; small house; good water right;
$500.
Groom house, 4 acres in choice bearing
orchard; good barn: first water right, an
elegant country home; $4,000.
20 acres very choice land, 4-roon house
barn, coops, first water right; $4,000.
SPECIAL SNAP.
Owner must sell 6-room house lot 50X
145; only $1,000: $500 cash, bal. $50 per
month.
LOTS.
4 few choice lots. southeast. $3.50 each
On easy terms.
A. n. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 1913. IS W. End SO. st. Ind. 1874
a943
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF THE
world-Salt Lake City lodge No. 2sa
meets in the Moose clubrooms. 222 South
West Temple street "Wednesday nights.
S o'clock,
H. w BENNETT. Dictator
S. y. WEIGH. Secretary.
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TRAINED NURSE

MRS r. FREDERICKSON. TRAINED
nurse. Mem. Med assn. Ind. 4f5l. x2e
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PIANO TEACHING

PROF. vi. G. SAsKo. GRADUATE OF
Budapest conservatory, pupil of Les
chctizky. Studio now open at 2l2s T..
2nd South. a502
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S275o-5-RooM MODERN SINGLE
BUNGALOW. NEW, S. E.. $500
CASH. BAL. SIS A MO.
s1900-4-ROOM PR. BRICK, NEW; LOT
37lX141 FT.; LARGE FRONT
PORCH; 500 CASH. BAL. $50 A
sa25o-7-RooM BUNGALOW. NEW;
s42oo-6.RooM Pr. BRICK. MODERN.
WITH FURNACE HEAT, FULL
BASEMENT; HALE CASH, BAL.
WE HAVE SEVERAL SPLENDID
BARGAINS IN BUILDING SITES FAC
ING LIBERTY PARK, WHICH WE
CAN SELL YOU FOR CASH AT A
GENUINE BARGAIN.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
66 WEST. BIRD so.
PHONES 173.
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CATERING.

9 DOMESTIC SCIENCE GRADUATES
desire catering luncbcons and dinners.
Phone 4257-Z. n720
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. 35l SO
State, Bell phone $3.50; Ind. 1874. r22l0
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s17h0.

$3.50.
Good five-room house, large lot.
southeast; very easy terms can
be arranged.
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HOUSE MOVING

HOUSE MOVING. ANY KIND OR SIZE.
Stacks raised Boilers placed. Bell
phone 2767K. tls39
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

~S,,NrvEfS FOR CULVERTS, RESER
b,Ssor s'tes and sewers. i2l-2 'cIntyr,
--<os, r2o5
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Good location. lease, reasonable rent
steam heat; every room full right now
shows good big profit every month"; car
be had by right party on easy terms
come and see 1t today.
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COAL AND KiNDLING

u P. DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and Andling. 166 e. 4th So. Both
phones, t35l6
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SELLS HOTELS AND ROOMING
HOUSES.
Hotel. % rooms. mod, hot water heat,
hot and cold water. newly furnished
good location: price $500; $500 cash.
bal. s75 per month
Hotel. is rooms. steam heat: the best
corner In Salt Lake. This place many
have wanted, but have been unable 10
secure; now II you want II. see me.
Hotel, 81 rooms. mod; hest location in
city. This hotel has made and is max
Ing more money than any other hotel in
the city. II you have the money and
mean business. ] can show you.
l6 rooms. modern; $4,000; terms
IS rooms; rent s65 a month: good To-
cation: sure thing, terms.
a i0-room house: rent $40; clearing
$50; only $3.50. bargain.
A 6-room house. nicely furnished; 5000.
A 1i-room house: light housekeeping:
clears $50 to $40; s7oO; terms
have 7-room, modern house TO rent
furnished: IL is beautiful: the furniture
is elegant. rent reasonable, close in.
ROSS e. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER.
303 Judge Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 14lo. Bell 2227,
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs Lizzie Geisler. 3S6 W. Sd
North. Boil l493-X. Ind. 14032 t9l7
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VAUDEVILLE SKETCHES,

y r y VI \ TIC AND VAUDEVILLE
sketches written TO order. Prices rea-
sonable. Call ut Elko hotel, 275 Main
81, rooms I-S- a3G6
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CHEMISTS AND AsSAYERs

BIRD COWAN CO,
$50 South w. Temple. Bell phone 41I4
x125O
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FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout carpets. first-class work; low
est prices. William j. Ridgway 551 SO.
State Bell 51S9. t279e
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S2500.

$2500.
Fivc-room modern brick home.
corner OF Stl East and 7th South,
sewer, gas, walks all paid for.
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DESK ROOM FOR RENT. WITH USE
Of phones and typewriter, 3O3 Judge
Bldg. a967
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEM, PRO-
Pnetor. 6S East 1st South; $50 rooms;
sstss sbc, iOc and o0c- x1934
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SANITARIUMS.
PATENTS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. SECURE
trademarks or copyrights. soc j. M.
Thomas. EaGIe block, x1559
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ALARM CLOCKS.
HOUSE CLEANING

JAPANESE HOUSE CLEANING CO.
Tel Ind. 1856 SO Richards st. KIT!
JAPANESE HOUSE CLEANING AND
Engagement Co. Call phones BE" 1895.
Ind 1884. xl5lO
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OSTEOPATHY
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass, chipped glass. and painted Both
phones. X29
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
1. Order Eastern Star,
Masonic temple,-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive q
cordial welcome. Ada
E. Hartenstein. w. NJ:
Nellie T. Spencer. Secre-
tary.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO.,
361 Main st. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

A. N. HUMPHREYS.
IS West End South st.
Bell 4125. Ind. ABA.
A PROSPEROUS RooMING HOUSE.
Good location. lease, reasonable rent.
steam heat; every room full right now
shows good big profit every MONTH can
be had by right party on easy terms:
A good restaurant; 5000. cash or terms
Cigar store and pool hall; a really good
proposition: S1100.
Saloon. good business, 10-year lease
cheap rent; $500 cash; license paid for
three months.
Barber shop. six chairs. live. up-to-
date money maker: s14o0.
A. N. HUMPHREYS.
rs West End South st.
Bell 4I33. Ind. 4134.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN
with a Few hundred dollars to take
stock In new business; investigate Ad-
dress G-56. Tribupe. a959
l. NooHS. fOh hOOhlNlT 'Jh BOAED-
Ing; first class. Bell phone 2052Y.
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A GOOD PAYING. OLD-ESTABLISHED
business. located close In: must be sold:
owner going into other lines. Address
E-45. Tribune. x2s77
500 BUYS GOOD SALOON, GOOD LO-
cation. owner has otner business. G-25.
Tribune. a+s7
FOR SALE. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
and repair shop. Must leave city on
account of sickness. Parker Ballard.
400 Atlas block a745
DRUG BUSINESS.
ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH.
PROPRIETOR OF TWO GOOD CEN-
TRALLY LOCATED DRUG STORES
WILL SELL BOTH OR EITHER AT
INVOICE. OR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
OR FARM IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
FURTHER INFORMATION SEE OR
WRITE
v. Fl. RICHEY,
WITH
BETTTLYON
1912 E. THIRD SO. STREET.
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WHY PAY RENT OR HIGH RATE OF
interest on mortgages and Indebtedness.
investigate our ) per cent plan: we loan
money on city and farm easy INSTALL
ments. Equitable Loan Investment
Co. 5l5-5l6 Mcintyre bldg. Salt Lake.
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WAsATCH LODGE NO. 1. F. AND A. NJ
Masonic temple. corner First South
and Second East Regular meetings sec
ond Friday of each month. Members Of
sister lodges and sojouruing brethren cor
daily invited. II. 8. Knight. w. M:
A. j. Lowe. Secretary.
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REDMAN MOVING & STORAGE co,
Phones 555.
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT;
best OF care givon. Mrs. Kate Johnson.
South and 4th and 5th East. Bell 1S17-K.
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