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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPROvED

WANT YOU To GET INTER ESTED
clients.
Real estate ownership leads 10 indie
pendenoe.
Now is the time 10 buy
Real estate Will never he az cheap as
now.
What's the use of hesi,atinz whom YOU
can buy with $500 cash and $40 per month
for $3.50 an S-roon. modern. 2-story brick
residence. No, $50 Second ave TIE house
all modern convsnences. All rooms are
finished in natural yellow pine. All as
sessnicnts are paid in full. Lot about
4oXl25 feet. This is one OF the greatest
bargains ever offered.
$50 cash and 500 pcr month for a neat
t-roon1 frame cottage, near 9th Fast and
2nd South. Nothing better for the money
In The market considering location.
5000 cash and Il6 per month. spIcn-
did well built brand new a-roorn cottage,
room for bath LOCATED near 9Th East aud
sell on account OF sickness
t"Soo-A beautiful broom modern
brick cottage. completely and we'll fur
nished twill sell without furniture n de-
side and located near c st. Very reason
able terms.
$1,000 brand new 5.room brick cot ..
iase near state st. with ~ acres OF
homes In the city, suitable for chickens,
fruit and garden, This is A splendid buy
and must he seen 10 hc appreciated. One
half cash. bal. on time.
Can sell for S4o0 and ur on very eaSv
terms. the best a0-foot lots loca ed in the
southeast part Of the city.-some on 9th
East. some on nth East near 10th. 11th
and 18th South Let me show YOU and
he convinced that YOU can't buy lots In
the same vicinity a tho prices 7 am offer
ing them.
We write fire insurance
The German Alliance Assocla ton New
Hampshire and the Franklin.
No better compa niles represented
\. RICHTER. T2 SO MAIN ST.
Dnnncs 6l1
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S2200-NTCF l-ROOM MODERN PR
brick shade trees cement walks.
nicely located. $3.50 cash, balance
$40 per month.
Se51O--A nice 6-room modern brick, south
east. Lot 60X12% feet $500 cash
balance s25 per month, One OF the
pest bargains in The city.
s99o0-Modern S-room brick, large rooms
reception hall clothes closets ce
ment walks. Close to schoolhouse
and car line, $500 cash balance
to suit.
s9650-Tf You are looking for home sec
the 6room modern bungalow To-
Gated at 3T4 Eighth ave. This
place can he purchased for 5000
cash. balance liberal terms, with
an easy rate OF interest. Look at
the place yourself. or we will show
il TO YOU.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
&c West 3rd South.
pits
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Roominc house. IA rooms, nicely furn,.
3rd So. near Main, good transient house.
2-yr lease, clearing s1O0 q month
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FURNITURE AND FIXTURE
FINISHING.


C. w. HACCK OF NEW YORK CITY
Interior hardwood finishing. Ind. l5Sl2.
nSse
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OFT THE
cold at Rivers Bros. 2S West Jrd South.
nj lS5
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. sS EAST lSr So:
$50 rooms: rates 35c. i0c and soc: mod
syp. baths. l5c, nl33s
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FOR RENT
b. ,..r.rsNTs UNFURN1sHEp
,,r.cv APARTMENTS,

pALACE APARTMENTS
4 "a. a. tor occupancy pscemoer
s tssrs sssrnssrtnents consist of ?, and
|r,h and are the most modern
y ssch They % are equipped With
d. tiE.,sarjns tiE. beds and huffets,
y tlisrgs a,ors 20 each Kitchen. built
- elevsh house phones from front
u @. ,r of building; also sleeping
|tTe reai seats and disappearing
y sr sr.anred that YOU may sleep
" ai ~ nn,ch or In the house. For
CO.. q W. Ipouiye OF Frank c, Hrown'
t!lohsS S,ds % Phone Wasatch 1886.
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II YOU want TO buy or sell see me
have many good propositions 10 offer no
mentioned In the above ad
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CHINESE HERBS
OpTICIAN
CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA W.AGENER HAS RE-
moved her studio from COZ McInty-e
building 20 - Hast Bird South ST. o2S7l
CHINA FOR SALE
Orders taken. The Downing, "s9 East
Srd So o2S52
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4 is9M ~ FURNISHED MODERN
g L Co gFd East, $50, A. Nc.
|,-,-~'1s w md So nIel
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BARN FOR RENT.

LARGE EARN. CLOSE IN. BELL 1863.
~ East 3rd South. plSl5
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HOTELS.
ROOMING IIOC SES.

CORNER HOTEL.
Doing a fine business; ground foor Office
chcan rent, good lease; Will sell or trade
for city real estate
ROOMING HOUSE
IN rooms. near Main st. running water
steam heat: rent s5.25 per room: will sell
81 bargain, with small payment down.
GROCERY STORE.
y BIZ place doing big business; If YOU
want grocery business that is pcrina-
nently established ask for Information.
BETT1LfON HOME BUILDERS CO..
1912 r.. Third So 81.
Ind 3l6-Was 2050.
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,pARTMENr. WOOD

.m ,pARTMENT. WOOD
g md East bet. md and 5rd oo
~ ..........s -'..' = =. >. "a" w
q snar,mont in Woodruff;
I'D bet md and 3rd South. 15.Oo
J ,nar,mcnt, Santa Ana.
~ 6st Srd and 4ih East. - %
4 ,nsrlmcnt, "Critchlow. u
fiiKE SECURITY x TRUST Co,
',ssIders OF Durable Houses.
e South Main street ,-
u, lud. li-; Bell EN, 81. pl'9
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
No. l13 Main ST. Ind, 1910; Bell 44ot-Y,
plSl5
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HOTEL OF 10 ROOMS, STEAM HEAT.
rent only 500 per mo. $500 for quick
SAL terms 10 suit purchaser: will clear
500 month.
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Cigar and candy stand-wIll trade for
small roomng house or real estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-18

TEAM OF 1900 POUND HORSES: 81
wears old. wagon and harness. 80 Mort
Second West Geo. Ross. pt3i
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s2i5-1 rooms near ". T. ON 3rd So.
VIII trade for small home and pay diff
ference
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERs

AND MULTIGRAPHINC;: PRIVATE DC
tatng rooms; Sunday and evening work
hy appointment. 3 Shirley Seaboldt suite
700. Utah Savings & Trust Co bldg
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
Sums ,ovns' modern, gas range. IS West 5th
Spulh. Dll
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FOR SALE

FOR E--MISCELLANEOUS
CIR - ---~~~~~~>~-~>~>~~~~o~~~~-~~-
ISLE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
'0'a! Baking Co. state bread depot,
c34SS
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LYNpS CHAPTER. NO.
], Order Eastern Star.
Masonic ternple.-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Ada
Is. Hartenstein. ". NJ.
Nellie z. Spencer, Secre
tary.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-14
A NEW LODGE,

On Oct. 4th meeting was held at
1911 Wash. Ave. So. and a club was
formed for the purpose of instituting
a new Knights Of Pythias Lodge in
Minneapolis.
P. H. Southall presided, and stated
the object of the club and future
lodges, viz: that 1t is necessary in Or
der to obtain a Grand Lodge charter
for Minnesota, that there be formed
another subordinate lodge; that the
young men should be brought to-
gether in fraternal bonds.
The following officers were unan-
imously elected: Col. Edw. F. Nit
chell, permanent chairman, Ed. South
all, Secretary; Atty VIM. H. H.
Franklin, Treasurer. Col. Mitchell
and wife have generously donated
the use Of their hall for the meet
ings until the lodge is duly installed
and in wsrking order. The next meet
ing will be held 9 P. NJ, Oct. 18th at
the same place, and all wishing to
become members of the new lodge
are cordially invited to be present,
and to bring with them their friends.
Come with us, and be charter mem
Der.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-14

bilities Of your high calling become ap-
palling, for you are to lead not only In
matters Of religion. but you are to direct
In all things which 90 to build UP a race
Just forty-six years from cruel bondage.
The distance which the race has come In
very great, but the distance 1t has yet to
60 In order to fully receive all the habili-
ments Of q well rounded race life In stiil
greater.
Al ministers Of the gospel and repre-
sentatives Of a great church organization
you necessarily believe In the inspired
word Of God, and, looking through the
heaven built lens, you cannot fail to see
q bright future for this once despised
race. We believe that
Jesus shall reign where'er the sun
Doth his successive journeys rum"
and when the reign Is made complete. az
II surely will be, then you and and all
other creatures Of earth will be free from
the hand of the oppressor. and every man
viii enjoy equal and exact Justice from
the powers that be.
Il may not seem an easy matter to walt
on the Lord when your ambitious spirits
are clamoring for rights that are inalien-
able yet Il Is far better to wait upon him.
When he would force the powerful hand
Of the Egyptian government to relax Its
hold upon an innocent and inofensive
race and give to 1t the right OF self gov
eminent, a right which is due to every
people Of earth, he equipped an irresist-
ibls army Of frogs. which he sent In solid
phalanx against the kingdom and COM
PEELED its surrender. And in due time In
his own way he will settle all differences
and inequalities which exist In our coun-
try.
Christianity-and I mean that Christian
tty which lifts its head above Jesus
Christ, above the narrow, selfish views Of
men, and teaches that 'of one blood God
hath created all men"-is the only means
Of bringing about the proper adjustment
Of all differences among men because OF
race, color or condition. That these things
will come no one need doubt, for the hon
or Of Jesus and the glory Of his cause are
at stake, while the armies OF heaven are
ct his command to see that he Is fully ao-
knowiedged and universally proclaimed
Lord Of the whole earth.
I submit that we suffer many unjust
and almost unbearable prescriptions. In
many sections Of our country we are
forced to bear a part Of the burden In
support Of the government by the pay
ment Of taxes and meantime are deprived
Of the ordinary rights of citizens. forced
20 pay first class fare on common carriers
az the country and in return receive sec
ond and third class accommodation, bu,
these conditions will not always prevail
and to those who would be unnecessarily
impatient or dismayed / would ask the
question that Sojourner Truth asked Fred
srick Douglass lis God deadr'
Already there n an undercurrent senu'
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-14
He Was Too Particular.

Lord Talbot Demalhide was talking
in New York about the thoroughness
Of the customs investigations.
'The smuggler," he said, us bound
to be detected If he tries his little
game in your metropolis. The SNUG.
gler's precautions against detection az
this port are so vain and ludicrous AZ
the precautions of the dreaming Irish
man.
can Irishman, you know, once
dreamed that he was visiting the late
Queen Victoria.
"'Will you have a drinkr the queen
said to him.
"T will,' said the Irishman-'a drop
of Irish, of course, hot by preference,
your majesty
$50 the queen put on the kettle, but
when the water boiled the noise awoks
the dreamer.
est Patrick said he, TIL take Il
cold next time "-Milwaukee News.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-14
In Danger.

"In my school days." said travel
ing man who was trying to illustrate
the absurdity and futility of unbound
ed fears, 1--WE used to have a lecture
every Friday afternoon. One day the
lecturer was a geologist, and he chose
Niagara for his topic. He told us all
about the geological formation Of the
falls, described the different periods to
be traced in the gorge and then went
on to say that the falls were slowly
wearing back toward Buffalo and that
In the course Of some 100000 years
they would have worn back to Erie,
Pa, leaving that town high and dry.
"Suddenly one Of the girls in my
class began to cry Historically.
"'What is the matterP asked the
teacher in alarm.
"'Well,' walled the girl, my sister
lives in Erie, and I don't want any
thing to happen to her like that ~
Chicago News.
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The many friends of Mr.. Will
Chrisman, formerly of this city, are
glad to know that he Is rapidly i'm
proving in Washington, d. G. 2
Mr.. J. r. Washington had a sue
cessful crop of potatoes on his farm.
Mr.. Washington has invested In out
Of town property, and is making II
pay from the start.
Mr.. T. G. Stewart has returned to
the South on business.
The vested Choir will sing at st.
Thomas Church next Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. DUNCAN the tailor, has
moved to 1911 Washington Ave. So.
He has fitted up nice shop and is
doing very good work DUNCAN is q
hustling young man.
Mr.. Hammond Turner, has returned
to the University of Minnesota after
spending the summer at Omaha, Neb.,
Mr.. Philip F. Hale has succeeded
Mr.. Leon Vance as head waiter at
the University Club. Mr.. Vance re-
signed his position to accept another
in Buffalo, N. Y.
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LOVES HYPOCRISY. =

~HERE was Q girl who curled up 0ol
the lawn ......
- And smelt rose and wrote EttisI
note.
The tabaret was close beside her drawn,
With caramels to goothe her as she
wrote
A soft breeze famed her alabaster brow.
And happily she scrubbed on and on
20 darling, &fe IN ssf and dreary now,
And I am comfortless when you are
gonep'
That letter. mailed. came to a nice youns
man
At eve, within his bachelor abode.
And while his valet rushed the festive can
He smoked and lounged and got lovely
load,
And as no loafed and stewed and smoked
somehow
He wrote an answer to that note ere
dawn
20 sweetheart. life IL cold and lonely now.
And I am comfortless when you are
gonel''
Yes, you are liars all, and so are we
But otherwise how nasty life would b!
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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coIored Orphanage and Home.

There are about 30 inmates at the
Colored Home and Orphanage and
our people should contribute freely to
It's support. If you doubt the exist
ence Of the institution and its good,
you will change your opinion after a
visit. Frequently our people are re-
fused by other institutions and sent
to the Home. The Churches are be-
coming more interested in the desti-
tute Of our race.
1t is time that we were loyal to our
own enterprises. Help this cause
Some day you may be forced to seek
food, shelter and raiment within it's
walls, and we know not how soon 1t
will be.
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ment beginning to assert itself which en-.
phasizes that from the very foundation Of
this government the black man had been
az loyal and patriotic in peace and In war
a. any class of citizens dwelling under
the flag and that history Is yet to record
Q single act Of violence committed by him
In the days Of slavery. when the oppor-
tunity was most inviting for such depra-
dations.
Our Relations TO Civic Interests.
The national Baptist convention being
the largest and most representative body
OF Negro Christians in the world, It must
OF necessity give some consideration to
civic matters. The very large number Of
prominent laymen In our churches, some
OF them being the leaders Of the people in
various walks Of life. who have followed
the guidance Of their ministers without
questioning the course pursued, are now
beginning to ask. What are the great and
powerful organizations we have helped to
build UP going to do toward lettering the
condition Of the masses Of the people?
It has been suggested, and rightly So
] think, that the influence Of this conven-
ton should be felt in securing for our
race such legislation and such judicial and
executive action, both state and national.
as will guarantee to all life, liberty and
fair opportunity as citizens, but not from
narrow political or partisan standpoint.
The president Of this convention is Of
the opinion that a standing committee Of
nine persons should be appointed by this
organization, three Of whom should be
ministers and six laymen, whose duty 1t
shall be to study the condition Of our peo-
pie In every part Of the country and re-
port its findings at each meeting Of the
national Baptist convention, four members
Of the committee to hold over and i've to
be appointed at each subsequent meeting.
! would suggest that such a committee be
located at the capital Of the nation and
be charged with the duty Of presenting
memorials from this body to the president
Of the United States.
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MISS BROWN,
Special Representative
JONES g. JOHNSTON.

"She explained that the object Of
her visit was to see why 1 had discon-
tinued being a charge customer Of
the firm she represented. 1t seems
that the young woman's position Is
chiefly that Of commercial peace
maker. Patrons of big department
stores, she told me, often take offense
at some fancied or real wrong which
they have received at the hands Of
one Of the employees and in conse-
Quence stop buying goods at the shop.
After certain number Of months
have gone by without a charge Gus
toner having availed herself Of her
credit privilege a circular letter Is sent
to her asking why patronage has been
withheld.
"Should the firm receive no response
to this inquiry 1t becomes the duty Of
the special representative to find out
the reason why. So she appears at
the house of the delinquent in the
guise of chaser to smooth out the
trouble If possible and blaze the trail,
as It were, to renewed patronage.
Later on the matter is placed In the
hands Of the complaint department,
which in turn takes 1t up with the ex-
customer.
"'You have no idea how many cases
Of this kind we have, which could be
reached in no other way the peace
envoy explained. After finding out
that a prolonged absence from town
was the only cause of my loss Of trade
the little lady, smiling, bowed herself
away, leaving me Illuminating upon the
many tricks Of the trade"
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National Baptist Convention.

A delegation of forty Indianapolis
eolored Baptists will attend the ma
tional Baptist convention. to be held
Sept. Is to 10 at Pittsburg. The organi-
cation takes in all Baptist churches In
the United States and includes mis-
sions in Africa, South America. Pana-
ma, Haiti and on several islands.
The Rev. e. G. Morris Of Little
Rock, Ark, is president Of the con-
vention. The Revs. G. W. Ward Of
Mount Zion Baptist church and NJ. M.
Porter of Bloomington will represent
Indiana on the national program. The
delegation will be in charge Of the Rev.
G.. w. Ward Of Indianapolis.
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SUCCESS OF STATE SCHOOL.
First Year at Maryland Normal 0ratl-
fylno 70 Principal 0oodlos.

First Year at Maryland Normal 0ratl.
flying to Principal Goodies.
The first year Of the Maryland Nor
NAL and Industrial school at Jericho
Park, in Prince Georges county. Md.
was a pronounced success. Professor
D. 9. 9. Goodloe, principaI Of the In
stitution, which is supported By the
state, Is very much gradfied over the
bright outlook for doing a much need.
ed educational work In that section Of
the state among the masses Of Afro
Americans
The present school building IL the
first Of a proposed group which will
in time be built upon the grounds Of
Jericho Park. The spot Is one Of the
most beautiful In Prince Georges coun
ty The present building In Of red
brick with granite trimmings and IL
three stories high, with large base
ment. The latter is divided into u
kitchen, dining hall, laundry and heat.
ing plant. The first floor will be di
vided into study halls and Offices,
while the second floor will b. used
as dormitories and will also contain
the apartments Of the teachers. Lock
ers. bathroom and toilets are also on
this floor.
The third floor is large hall and
will be used temporarily as gym
nasium. The building Is heated by
steam and illuminated by electric
lights. The building cost about ST.
OOO. while the ground on which 1t Is
located cost 5000. There are 1877
ceres Of ground which will be used as
farm and for the breeding Of blooded
stock. The fall term win commence
Sept 18
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Sucoe ssward.

Miss Annie 8. Peck, the famous
mountaineer, was talking at a garden
party in Boston about her contemplate
ed climb In the Andes.
ITO what" said a girlhood friend
from Providence, do you attribute.
Miss Peck. your success as a noun
taineerT'
"Simply to perseverance, to asst
duty" the other answered. ''That Is
the secret Of all success. A great de-
partment store keeper put the idea,
though, more neatly than have done.
At birthday dinner he said:
"T attribute my success to the fact
that, II customer doesn't see what
she wants, I've always made her want
what she sees.'"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-10-14
Ihouoht IL Was Chassa,

The serious minded girl at the sum-
mer hotel had just got acquainted
with the latest male arrival. Instead
If talking about something interesting,
she tried to draw him into discussion
on ethics. He listened gravely while
she discussed Schopenhauer and Kant
Finally she asked. "Do you agree with
Epinoza"
He frightened up at that.
"It's a funny way to put It," he
laughed. ~ suppose you mean does
Spinoza agree with me. No. / can't
say 1t does. These imported cheeses
make me sick, but I'm fond Of York
state. Do you like deyiled crabsr'--
Boston Traveller,