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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

TWO OF THE CHOICEST LOTS 8. E..
racing east, 70 be sold at a big sacriflce;
also three OF the choicest lots In Sun
nyside, way under the market or value.
PRESSED BRICK HoUSE with Ave nice
rooms, pantry clothes closet. etc. s. L.
on car line. 75xlS2 IT to alley; chicken
mst nTuses h. esc so;o On account Of sickness
enable offer will be refused.
THE BEST PROPOSITION IN SALT
we mean. 1t is one of the newest, best
built. best arranged. closest In apartment
houses on the best street In town but
owing to circumstances must be sold al
once and Will go at big sacrifice, a
httle cash. some city property and bal
ance at per cent or course IL Is worth
HERE'S 300 ACRES OF THE BEST
FARM LAND In southern Idaho. all In
age 40 bushels TO the acre full water
right all paid up; ideally located near
the r. r, Crops now growing should
pay over one-baf of purchase price sG5
per acre and take part city property.
MUCH OF THE LAND AROUND
BLACkFOOT is rs good as any land any
best there It is well improved. suitable
Tor orchards or any kind Of farm, prod
decreed water rights In the state the
water alone is worth $40 an acre. BUT
OWING TO SICKNESS MUST BE SOLD
WITHOUT DELAY. and will go for $3.50
on either terms or would take some city
property,
A GOOD CROP OF FALL WHEAT Is
NOW GROWING on 81 of this 40 acres.
and 1t should yield over 80 bushels TO
the acre. 1t Is in one Of the best parts
OF Utah in every respect. Soil Is rich.
deep and loamy-and just listen to the
condition OF the community; Every man
there owns his own home and there is
not mortgage on single piece Of prop
erty in the district and not a saloon
within 25 miles: will sell this farm for
$500; half cash and crops pay the rest.
If PROPERLY CULTIVATED THIS
FARM SHOULD PRODUCE four thou
sand bushels OF wheat next year, There
is 100 acres. mile from r, r. in one
of the best sections in Utah, covered
with heavy sagebrush: lots Of IL ever SIX
feet tall; no mineral or alkali; soil deep
rich and loamY. That all sounds good
but here's the best part: There is a fine
living spring. excellent water all the
time, sufficient flow for several acres; n
small shack on the place, too. The price
is but s2500 and terms are easy You
can make this place produce more than
its cost next year.
COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST co.
IA East South Temple.
456I-either phone-f56I.
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COLONIAL REALTY & TRUST CO,
u East South Temple.
456T-either phone-456I.
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PIANOS FOR SALE

$3.50 UPRIGHT PLANO, s225. A MA
nogany record cabinet cost 500. at
your own figure. Bell phone +164 dlao9
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FoR sALE.-AUToMoBILEs
STUDEBAkER USED MACHINES.

PICK OUT YOUR CAR FROM THIS
LIST:
s500-Pope- Toledo. 7-passenger, 5o-h.
p.,- top. good running order.
s450-Euick, model 10. top, wind shield.
speedometer good running order.
slS50-Natlonal. s-cylinder. 60-h. p;
completely overhauIed, repainted and re-
vanished. when new sold for $4,000
s50o-Studebaker electric Stanhope.
slightly used for demonstrating purposes;
good condition.
s1000-Studebaker electric phaeton,
model II, full equipment; good running
condition.
These cars have been turned in by
satisfied customers who wanted larger or
later models. They will satisfy you as
10 price. condition and service.
STUDEBAKER GARAGE,
2nd South and 2nd East
d1Oo2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOOD
FARMING LAND, ALL IN
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
OUR LISTING is so COM
PLETE THAT IF THE FOLLOW
IMG = So1v BARGAIMs I, ;; : WEIGH Hapn z,7Hye We
DON'T AFPbAL APP NseN 70 YOU YOU. e9LI e9lI
IN AND LET US KNOW WHAT
WE ARE CONFIDENT WITH
OUR LARGE LISTING WE HAVE
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
EST LAND IN IN EAST Mill
CREEK; GOOD WATER RIGHT;
SUITABLE FOR PEACH AND
AcRn. !" D'vE; WE I CAN MAKE SisO EASY
TERMS ON THIS CHOICE PIECE
OF ACREAGE.
TWO ACRES. CLOSE TO CAR
ANb ) 1gTn s So; NHfHi AstNBANcE 6ASi OF tl
WATER; ALSO GooD FLOWING
WELLS. ONLY $685. PER ACRE.
CAN ARRANGE TERMS IF DE-
slRER: Ti3r JUST r1S,T,xH TnE PtAGE Mci, FOB 9R
LET Us SHOW YOU THIS BE
FORE TOO LATE. LOCATED.
SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY.
THREE-AcRE TRACT. CLOSE
TO THE ABOVE; HAS GOOD WA
TER RIGHT. NO TROUBLE TO
GET FLOWING WELLS ON THIS
CBoIcE ~. TRACT, WE Can Also
AFFAS6E IS AEs6 ssss ngKMs eER THE IaE PSISb ASb
CHEAP At THAT. SEE THIS
TEN ACRES ON 14TH SOUTH.
TSDER UNDER G,gLTIVAT!oM; Has
FINEST PIE PIECE H' OF 81 : LAND Ian IN
THAT ENTIRE SECTION: WORTH
DOUBLE THE MONEY WE ARE
ASKING FOR 1T. TO SEE THIS
CHOICE LAND MEANS TO BUY
ON VERY EASY TERMS.
IN HOLIDAY WE HAVE SOME
VERY EXCELLENT FARMS
FROM TO 25 ACRES. WHICH
WE ARE SELLING VERY REA-
ARE EA 6FFi 6FFER1Ne SsNo6Tf'rNG o6T n rHAT MT
EXCLUSIVE SECTION HAS THE
BEST OF WATER RIGHTS: THE
CAR LINE IS SOON TO GO
THERE AND LAND VALUES IN
RIsE REl I,r,kTT LET US sE9W 10 v Y3E 70 !, A A
WE HAVE THERE. IF THAT IS
TOO MUCH GROUND FOR YOU
WE WILL CUT 1T UP TO SUIT;
FINE FOR EARLY STRAWBER-
sMAi1 klES ASR AST21r PEAcHEs IN6 FiSr UP UP
TER RIGHT FOR THE ENTIRE
20 ACRES. WE CAN SELL YOU
THIS LAND. ALL OR PART, FOR
ONLY $3.50 PER ACRE. AND CAN
ALSO MAKE TERMS.
BEAUTIFUL 20-AcRE TRACT;
HOUSES: GOOD SMALL FRUIT
oRGHARD. HORSE; HARNESS,
gN6 NPLEMEMTs' WiTE WAGON; NIB RHGGY. oiq.
MENTs WE Will SELL THIS
FINE. IDEAL COUNTRY HOME,
INCLUDING ALL THE ABOVE.
FOR ONLY $3.50 PER ACRE. THIS
is AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
OF OF THE M BEST couNrRY 5s5i= ~ r FARMS RMS
IN THIS ENTIRE COUNTY: ALSO
FINE FOR FISH AND POULTRY
RANCH. LET US SHOW YOU
THIS REAL BARGAIN.
SOUTHEAST OF MURRAY WE
HAVE SOME CHOICE PIECES OF
ACREAGE FROM 3 TO so ACRES.
WHICH WE CAN SELL FROM
$500 AN ACRE AND UP.
A REAL CITY BARGAIN.
WE HAVE a 2-STORY. NINE
LARGE LOT, ilsxl5S FEET: HAS
BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS
FINE SHADE TREES, LAWN,
GARDEN. AND OWNER Is ALSO
BUILDING MODERN GARAGE:
HOUSE IS WORTH $1,000; Lot
ALONE IS WORTH $500: we
WILL SACRIFICE THIS BEAU
TIFUL PLACE FOR ONLY $1,000
JUST THINK OF 1T! AND ON
EASY TERMS. LET Us SHOW
YOU THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME.
WHICH IS THE BEST BARGAIN
IN THE CITY.
WE ALSO HAVE A NUMBER
OF CHOICE BUiLDING LOTS II
FOREST DALE. HANSEN'S AD-
AT VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
WE WILL BUILD YOU 4 HOME
sPECIFICATfoNs AND LOAN
YoU THE MONEY TO Build
KET FOR HOUSES. HOMES.
LOTS FARMS OR ACREAGE.
SEE US.
PROGRESS REALTY AND
y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

SOUTHEAST OF MURRAY WE
HAVE SOME CHOICE PIECES OF
ACREAGE FROM 3 TO so ACRES.
WHICH WE CAN SELL FROM
$500 AN ACRE AND UP.
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GAS ELECTRIC TRUCK
FINANCIAL,
GRINDING.

0-~--oO--~~~-~->-~~-~~~~
BRING IN YOUR OLD RAZORS AND
let lis make new ones OUT of them: all
work guaranteed. Western Arms Co
10 South Main. dIIO1
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SOME FINE THOROUGHBRED RHODE
Island pullets, also White and Barred
Plymouth Rocks. 10i5 Lincoln ave.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING. DEIIVEEED'
Silver Spangled Hamburgs. Black Nj.
norcas Saunders. Phone 2374-Y- clsfz
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SMOOT ACT LANDS

LAND SEEKERS AND EOMESEEKERS
Utah is especially favored under this
act. ANY citizen of the United States
no matter where you reside. is entitled
to 320 acres OF free homestead without
having TO reside thereon. know a num-
her Of choice 320-acre tracts in recently
opened. designated lands. near railroads
and other matters OF interest 10 a 10
Gator, that ] do not care TO advertise
I have a special railroad rate TO the
lands. ! have Il competent engineer that
l keep out in the field 10 cruise lands.
so that l know where 10 take you. / go
every dav. Don't let this opportunity
pass. Call at office for full information
+. J. LEONARD.
Public Land Locator.
209 Ncwhouse Bldg. d663
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My office is headquarters for hotels
and roominG houses. II you want to buy
right and buy something that is paying.
1t will pay you To deal with nc. know
every place in the city. Can give you
valuable information.
il-room hotel located in business CEN
ter, elegantly furnished S-year lease.
This place will easily pay 5000 per
month. besides all expenses. 1t is a
bargain for $4,000 easily worth $4,000
Good reasons for selling.
"a rooms in heart of city on Main
Rent practically free; price. $1,000; $500
cash.
30 rooms. light housekeeping. i-year
lease: low rent; terms; $1,000.
Big mining company boarding house, SO
rooms. rent free, All money collected by
company Twenty five To thirty five
boardcrs. You buy the furniture and
business for only $500, part cash. This
pays about 5000 per month net 1nvestl-
gate today Don't delay.
Groom modern. rcnt $40: $3.50. VIII
tradc for light housekeeping.
II rooms, boarders or housekeeping,
rent 500; $500 If taken at once. part cash.
10 rooms. claborately furnished. will be
sacrificed for $675. Owing to trouble this
place has To be sold at once. A great
bargain for someone.
IL rooms strictly modern, nicely fur
nished. $500; 5000 cash,
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
dl2S4
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WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK AND 8. c.
Rhode Island Red eggs; 81 for 13; prize
stock. ]. II. Vincent 364 Z. attn so so,
Bell 42s2-Z. eloso
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

"a rooms in heart of city on Main
Rent practically free: price. $1,000; $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

START a NEW BCSINESS-AMERI-
sharpening machine: make 50 10 $40 per
day: no experience required r. S.
GREEN, 1S4 Washington St, Chicago
dl &c
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FOR sALE-Doas

BOSTON TERRIERS. KING CHARLES.
winning French bulldog at stud; Moore
toxin for dog. distemper. Boyd, the dog
man. 529 E. End So Bell phone 1898 x
s3032
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOOD
FARMING LAND, ALL IN
SALT LAKE COUNTY.

TWO ACRES. CLOSE TO CAR
LINE, 18TH EAST. BET. 1lTH
AND ETH so; ABUNDANCE OF
WELLS. ONLY $685. PER ACRE.
CAN ARRANGE TERMS IT DE-
SIRED. JUST THE PLACE FOR
a FINE CHICKEN RANCH OR
SUITABLE FOR GARDENING,
FORE TOO LATE. LOCATED.
SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY.
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FOR SALE-sToRES AND
FIXTURES

SODA FOUNTAIN SNAP: ALMOST
.NEW: "ICELESS" SYSTEM: 4
MONEY MAKER; CASH OR PAY
MhNTs. ADDRESS T-3, TRIBUNE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

RHODE IsLANp RED EGGS sb PER
100; fancy eggs. 1oc each. Cress Crook,
1910 7th East. Ind. 10o92. cl0IA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

240 ACRES. MILES FROM TEMPLE,
all fenced, good house. cellar. stables.
flowing well machinery, 140 shares water.
A. Treppmann, 43 West 18th South. or
1870 4th East. 4 snap. dl201
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nv OWNER

Excellent fruit orchard and poultry
farm of IL l-3 acres at Bountiful. about
500 bearing cherry and Elberta peach
trees 5 years old and in frst-class con-
ditiou, primary water, broom house;
$500, Terms. Address Vl3. Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

A GOOD FARM IS BETTER
THAN GOLD.
IRRIGATED
FARMS
IN
UTAH AND IDAHO.
SPECIAL
$50 ACRES AND GROOM
DWELLING GOOD WATER
RIGHT. SITUATED WITH
IN HALF MILE OF HIGH
SCHOOL. ST. ANTHONY.
IDAHO. EASY TERMS. AT
PER CENT INTEREST.
FRUIT LANDS
NEAR SALT LAKE CITY.
L. R. MARTINEAU.
REAL ESTATE AND
INVESTMENTS.
303 M'INTYRE BUILDING.
SALT LAKE CITY.
d143;
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EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM S. c. r.
]. Reds; pure stock: 81 per setting; So
per 100. 66S z. 1st South ST. Bell phone
a55l-y. c3029
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PEN PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTES.
choice setting eggs, 220-egg incubator.
Bell phone 2610. dl3S0
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Li:GS IN STOCK FROM OUR PRIZE
Rhode Island Reds and White Ply
mouth Rocks. Vadner 9th East and
Ashton ave. Take Ashton ave. car Bell
phone Forest 1o-Z; Ind. l1751 a3324
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

MEAT AND GROCERY MARKET; Do
ing good cash business, close in, cheap
rent, fine fixtures; will sacrifice cheap for
cash, Address T4S Tribune. disc
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TAKE NOTICE-THE CLIFF HOUSE,
o5 rooms i-ycar lease. This is no
bluff Any reasonable offer considered
Inquire Gift house office. d1a5O
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RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS. 81 PER
setting, at 90 W. 1st So. Ind. 2712.
d1414
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FOR EALE

FOR SAI.E-NISCELLA
FOR SALE-NEWLY FURNISHED
ooardinghouse: must be sold ut once;
b71 So Main c942
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d123S

l HAVE AN ELECTRICAL DEVICE
that every woman will want in making
her toilet; II costs 81 and sells for $40;
100000 can be sold in two years; ] want
business man or woman to buy an in
terest: fortune for small investment.
Postofficc box ~. d119S
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

CHOICE YOUNG COCKEREI.S READI
for service. Rhode, Island FEDS; ,, Wmse aga
Wyandottes, Plymouth n Koeke' ss M nfte an each,
Vogeler Seed Co. ci'0o
The evening world., 1911-01-11
SENATOR STEPHENSON
Is NOW UNDER FIRE.
Wisconsin Member of United States
Senate Accused OF Being Free
With Money i'm Election.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. li.-Unitcd
States Senator Isaac Stephenson Is
charged with a number OF violations Of
the laws OF Wisconsin. The charge II
made in a lengthy statement filed with
Gov. i. f.. McGoyern to-day by the 1869
state Senate Committee which investl-
gated the primary campaign n cleo
ton OF Senator Stephenson.
The committee recommends that "a
copy OF he report be submitted to the
United States Senate and that body In
vostigate Mr.. StepAenson's election.
Among the charges II one that Senator
stephenson CAV "A sun of money to n
supporter Of NoGOyern for United
States senator, such supporter aste'-
ward switching 10 Stephenson. and that
he paid large sums ~ none to others
w.lch was afterward used by them TO
induce other persons to ASS, IN procur-
Ink his election.
ION the whole record. therefore," the
report state. ''S'rpa cuSun is charged
with knowledae ot ~" manner In which
.ls campaign va being conducted ana
the purposes FOR which the money was
being dlsl ursed."
The evening world., 1911-01-11
The BoUery Senator Has Decided Views on Woman
Suffrage and He Is Not Reluctant TO Express Them
and 10 Vote According 10 His Ideas.
BY NIXOLA SMITH.

II man Is the mighty agar ne fHlnNS nc Is, WHy
should he be afraid Of political con- petition by the
tcomen? II he's not such a mighty affair, then its
time he stepped do,cn and care the ladies a chance
10 shoe tohot they can do in politics"
There you have big Tim Sullivans opinion OF
woman suffrage. Perhaps you don't know that the
famous Senator from the Bowery has announced his
intention Of supporting the next woman suffrage bill.
But the issue of votes for women, however new 1t may
be TO YOU and me, is an old story to Senator Sullivan.
1--WE voted for every suffrage bill since l went 70
The evening world., 1911-01-11

has been tried. Give a woman
half C chance n youll And she
can reason just as we'll ana gen.
orally is a good deal fairer and
s1uarcr thar a man"
The antl-suffagists claim that women
decide things with their hearts" | CO
served. Just % see what Mr.. sullivan
would have to say about It.
The One to Trust.
You can give me the with the
heart every time exclaimed the Senator
from the Bowery emphatically. you
can 60 to sleep on the way she's going
to act. You can figure tina. II her heart
is in the right place her vote will be in
the right place. too. And It's the same
way with men.
"a man with o good heart and
ommon sense Is worth a dozen
half baked fellows ever with a
collegiate education. The Bowery
found that out long ago. The
Bowcry ha5 no use for a Webster.
It knows that an alderman work
ing for q fruit stand ordinaEc CO In
doirg the Rowery more good than
a statesman tanning npoH1 the ne"
nStloHaAsm or any oaHsr iSHi'
There aren't any poe.et %5oroushs o.
the east side any more. The people want
men Of their own kind. boys VINO have
: grown up in the district. q represent
them"
y the women OF your district want
to vote ! asked.
You see, Mr.. sullivan suffrage views
were 80 frank, 50 net, 50 difforcnt from
the hedged and guarded statements o.
other politicians that the" sounded al,
most TOO good to be true, and / wanted
to DE certain that ! had heard Alright.
There's a great deal Of talk among
tae women about IT, AZ, HH..'Ean an
sWegeI. you'd pe surprised ~ see
The evening world., 1911-01-11

Albany twenty-five years ago" he thd me yesterday. AT that time 80 per
cen Of the peopi IL m y district were Irish. Now the Irish, no matter
how oor tby are. don't like to put their daughters to work; but the Irish
are only eight pr cent. of my constituents to-day. May be it's because the
nationalites downtown have charged. and may be it's just because times
have changed. but II you look at the young people going to work these
mornings, you'll see quite as many girls az men.
IF women compete with men In business, why shouldn't they COM
nto rLb cham t. polits2'
The evening world., 1911-01-11

i>N>
mfr. Croker told me some time ago
that he had too much respect TOT
women to want to see them mixed up
In politics" | said.
He Believes in Politics.
A suspicion OF a twinkle came INTO
the very blue sullivan eyes. IF politics
are so low I wonder that Mr.. Croker
ever had anything TO do with them'
he said. NOW, I've got too much re-
spect for politics to think they would
denle any woman. Politics are en-
nobling. They have an educational
value. I won't say that | was a BOBBY
when I frs. went up to Albany. but /
wasn't much the other side of it,
l can't quarrel with big Tin s. de-
scrlption OF himself twenty-five Years
ago. because l know nothing about it.
But yesterday he possessed t. easy
manner OF a citizen OF the world, The
careless vocabulary OF one who isn't
afraid tina he Is going to max mis-
takes. and the candor OF a mar who
thinks aloud with no concern for who
may hear him.
Perhaps because I have an obvious
Imagination | had pictured big Tim"
Sullivan as a large and roscate person
completely surrounded by diamonds.
I had endowed him with the corpulenc"
OF middie-aged prosperity, and beEo,d
there stood before ne a very tai. and
stately person in mart ellously fitting
black clothes.
big Tim yesterday was a monu-
ment OF sable simplicity from MS shoes
TO his black tie, In which a beautiful
white pearl rested as coyly as though
It adorned the scarf OF Frederick Town
send Martin himself,
The Sullivan Manner,
So much FOR the sullivan Appearance.
But who shat, describe the sullivan
manner. lis mixture or cordially and
diaIdeuee, OF confidence and reserve,
the half second OF appraisal IN Wh!c.
taey caller is weighed and thea the
whole hearted settling down 30 'ilf
things over, as II you were, yourself, a
chleftaln of the sullivan elan, No. sls'
p.,ious and chary Of words like Mr.
Croker, not diplomatic and eyasiyc a'
a more evolved type or politician is APP
to become, but honest and frank and
to a woman, courteous as very few
men In New York city take the pains
to be. That Is what the famous Sen.
ator from the Bowery seemed Ike e
me.
1.-THE women ought to vote II
they think It's going to make
things any better for them" big
Tim" added.
Year after year IN Albany men nav
conc to me and said; You ought I
vote for this Or that bin, 1t will he'll
the men In such ana such n union Blu
II was always legislation for the me
that was wanted. It's time we dI
something for the women
woman suffrage has been q
sxsssss n Ne stAtss ~ wAiss ~
The evening world., 1911-01-11

trouble with their help as I do" Mrs.
Jameson said. And the best part OF
1t IL that | don't need any employment
bureau. | always have hun ircds Of
Mattresses on hand"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-28

the voice at the other end OF the
line, hut II ] had been stranger
In town during fair week / would
have been awfully put out trying to
get to any certain strtct or locality
In the city. The conductors never
call the streets and the onl way YOU
can got TO whore you are going IL to
know Just whore the particular street
Us. with reference TO the others. ana
toll the conductor 10 stop the car.
when you get within n half a block
OF the street They don't even haye
electrical signal bells for the use OF
passengers here. tell you IT'S about
the limit Of patience with one when
thcy have TO put NJ with this sort OF
thing. and realize all the time tbat
the strangers IN our city arc forced
TO submit 10 the same proposition"
Everyon" In Tulsa who has occa-
slot 10 pa'ronIzc the street ralIwas
companies knows that what Tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-28
TOOLS DAMAGED ny CHARGE Oh
NITRO-GLNCEiINE.
80 Edwin l.. Foraker Brings suit for
Recovery. Also Asking for what
lie Paid Doctors.

Alleging that W. " weslinbergcr,
while acting ms agent for Mrs. Carol
Loy Stewart. who owned the oil lease,
dropped some tools down an oil we'll
on top Of n charge Of nitro glyccrine.
thus causing the nitroglycerino 10 cx-
plodc. causing damage to the tools to
the amount Of S30O and Injuries TO
wcslinbcrgcr which cost the plaintiff
t2c In doctors bills to repair. Edwin
l.. Foraker an oil driller. who was
employed by the defendant TO drill
wcll. Thursday filed suit in the dis
trict court against Mrs. Stewart for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-28
PAVING RESOLUTIONS MAY 81
PASSED TODAY.
Commission Has Wrcstlcd Win Prob
lem VI Week and Hopes Ia Finish
~ This Morning.

After daily SESSIONS nll week. tho
cIti commissioners hope TO finally
pa thc resolutions calling for bids
ou about seventy blocks Of street paw
re no % special session to be- hold
thH morning for that purpose.
Practically an the details Of the
paving contract have boon throshod
out and % is highly probable that the
commissioners viii pass the rosolu-
uona today that viii give the numer-
ouH paving concerns which contem-
plate entering bids an opportunity to
go afirl the work.
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Of the county court. filming them $40
for violating a town ordinance by
storing more than five tons of hay In
a building that was not fireproof
within the town limits.
Dickenson Brothers were arrested
last spring by the city marshal at
Owasso and fined in the village court.
They appealed to the county court.
and at the spring term of the court
the case was tried. Practicall. the
whole town was in attendance as wit
nesses and the case came TO an end
when the county Judge affirmed the
decision of the town court.
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rllc,cs nob Dr, Goods Store.

Several hundred dollars worth Of
valuable wearing apparel for women
was taken from the Ilunt-IHddick
store sometime Thursday night by
thieves who gained entrance 10y cutt-
ing screen from rear window The
loss was not discovered until the
store was opened yesterday. An in
,ontory ~ the store showed that the
following articles had been taken.
Two frli cases. Is ladies' evening
dressrs. q willow plumes, 10 filk
p,,iiconia. 10 six shirt waIsts. q SILK
gimonns ard yoilc skiris. a re-
ward Of 500 has been offered for the
captnfe ~ the thicyes.