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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
WILL DEMONSTRATE NEW
TROLLEY POLE DEVICE

The Speer Trolley company recently
has been incorporated In this city, with
capitalization OF $500. 900. II has Of
fees AT 701 Kearns building. where a
miniature trolley car is arranged on
small scale to demonstrate TO all who
are interested that a trolley can be made
that cannot leave the wire. The men
who are conducting the demonstration
say that the new style OF trolley pole for
which they have tho patent requires no
rope and Will be absolutely secure against
breakage and accidents.
The invention was patented by Samuel
1908, after years Of experimenting. II
Is simple and yet It's promoters claim
contains all OF the labor and times
Ing principles that have been sought by
owners of electric roads for long time.
The feature OF the new pole Is that II
viii adjust Itself automatically to the
wire at any height and will! run on the
out any strain. II Is money saver be-
cause It docs not wear the wheel as do
the poles now In use.
The members of the company state that
the Invention has met with the approval
of all who have seen II and IL Is only q
question OF time until II will be IN use
all over the country There will be a
4 Railway conpaay's lines In about three
weeks. 1t Is planned TO construct a fac
tory here. as the company Is composed
largely OF Salt Lake men.
The officers OF the new corporation are
Samuel Speer, PRESIDENT; A. J. Lewis
G. Fa!kenstein. secretary and manager
and Daniel Alexander. attorney. These
officers also form the directorate OF the
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
NEW PARTMENT ON
THIRD EAST STREET
The Palace, to Cost 100000;
Work of Construction
Has Begun.

Work was started yesterday on the
excavation for another large apart
mcnt house, to be known as the Palace
apartments. which is to be erected at
l43 and lbs Third East street. The
building will consist Of three stories
and full basement and its dimensions
will be 53x1l5 feet. There will be
twenty.eight apartments, consisting Of
two. three and four rooms.
All of the apartments will be fitted
with disappearing beds. Large sleep
ing porches will also be built in con-
nection with the apartments and the
disappearing beds will be arranged SO
that they may be drawn onto the
porches or into the rooms at will. The
kitchens will all be equipped with
service elevators. thus doing away with
carrying provisions, ice, etc, through
the halls The witchens VII also be
fitted with rcfrigerators and buffets
and book cases will be built into each
apartment
The building Will have through brick
walls for fire protection and be laid
with hardwood floors, The latest heat
ing system will be installed and lock
ers will be built in the basement for
each apartment. A reception hall. will
be built on the first floor for the
of callers and the building
will be equipped with system of house
telephones.
Tho building is being built by the
CITY Investment company, recently In
corporated with capital of 5000. by
Frank C., Brown, D. P. Howells, WI.
liam Armstrong. Matthew Noall and
w. T. Noall When completed it will
represent an investment OF 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
REPORT STRONG DEMAND
FOR MODERN BUNGALOWS

The announcement OF the immediate
beginning OF work on the fourteen-story
Walker building. the resumption Of work
on other buildings on which operations
had been temporarily suspended. and the
bright outlook for a heavy business in
the realty market this coming fall has
stimulated the demand for Salt Lake
property, both business and homesites. in
the real estate department OF the Salt
Lake Security & Trust company.
Quite a number OF transactions that
have been pending for some time were
closed during the past week, and a num-
Der OF large deals are ready to close the
first part OF the coming week. The Salt
Lake Security & Trust company is we'll
satisfied with present conditions in the
realty market and the bright outlook
for a heavy business the coming fall
That II anticipates a heavy movement IN
home buying is evidenced by the fact
that II Is planning the erection of a large
number of modern bungalows. There has
been a heavy demand for the many bum
galows that this company has built with
In the past year or two on the north
east bench. all of them having been sold.
making IL necessary for planning a large
number OF additional homes IN this sec
tion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
New Home of G. G.. Parsons
of New Style of Architec-
ture in Salt Lake.

The new residence for c. c. Parsons
is to be erected in Popperton Place and
construction work has already started
The construction will be frame with
cement plaster, pebble dash finish on
exterior, to have finished basement and
two stories.
In the basement will be the maid s
sitting room and maid g bedroom, laun-
dry, boiler room, coal storage, yege~
table cellar and storeroom.
The first floor will contain the recep.
tlon hall, living room library, dining
room, butler s pantry and kitchen, cold
pantry, lavatory and living porch. The
living porch to be screened with glass
and to be heated in winter.
The second floor contains the bed
rooms, of which there are four; dressing
room, the two bathrooms and stair hall
with seat on landing
One of the bathrooms to contain
shower, and the space over the living
porch to be deck roof for sleeping
porch.
The main rooms of the first floor, as
we'll as the second floor hall, to be fin
ished with red gum wood, and all pan.
els are to be of ClrcassIan walnut. The
dining room to have built-in buffet in
the bay window, fully equipped for cleo
trio cooking utensils All upstairs wood
work to be white enamel, baths and Law
atory tiled.
The building was rlanned by Frank
w. Moore, architect, lila Newhouse
building, and represents a new type of
building construction in this city. The
house will be equipped with numerous
devices for the comfort and convenience
of the owner.
The house will be heated with hot
water system. using steel radiators, all
hung on the wall.
The floors of the entire first story are
to be parquetry floors of oak with pat
tern borders. The house will cost when
$4,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Business for Week Better Than
Heretofore During the
Warm Season.
MUCH NEW BUILDING
UNDER WAY OR PLANNED
Beautiful Apartment House Is
Now Under Construction on
Third West Street.

While no large deals are reported,
particularly good for the season of the
year, always dull one. Dealers are
unanimous in the opinion that an i'm
provement was shown over the preced-
ing week in all branches of the busi
ness, and the preceding week was easily
the best of the warmer season. Money
is easier and an impetus has been
given to home building by the loosen
ing up of banks and building societies.
The banks have loaned much money on
easier terms and on securities requiring
smaller ratio Of proportionate value
to the loan than has been the case.
Many Planning Homes.
Building societies have been more
ready with their assistance and this has
led to preparations for the building OF
smaller dwellings, causing good in
qury for lots in residence districts and
especially in the city's new additions.
street car line has had an effect in
cnusing noticeable buoyancy in the
market and a demand for homes along
the line.
More satisfactory freight rates on
lumber and materials for building prom.
ised as a result of the ruling of the
interstate commerce commission has
greatly improved the outlook for fall
building, Cost of materials is already
lower and builders say that a much bet
ter home can be erected for less money
now than for some years past This
has had it's effect also on the estimates
r,1o A
-ions of business buildings as well as of
homes.
There is also further activity among
builders in view of the prospective
awarding shortly of the contract for
Che new high school building and Of mu
nicipal and private improvements to be
begun. The starting of the new Walker
skvscraper home for the Walker Broth
crs bank will give a further impetus
TO this
Actual real estate sales for the
the previous week and far in advance
of the same week Of last year This
is apart from the general inquiry and
the time of the market generally. which
indicates that n fall business far in ad-
vance of the closing months of 1910
will be done. There is nothing ap
preaching boom and dealers have no
ambition in the direction of one. There
is now a steady advance which clearly
shows that good times for the dealers
are in sight,
New Road Will Help.
The building of the Moffat road
from Denver, now an assured fact. With
the activity Of the Burlington and sur
vcvs now being made for the latter
line, have given rise TO hopes that the
upbuilding Of Salt Lake City Us 10 CON
t;nue. Added 10 these are the an
nouncements of big works to be under
taken and the completion of the New
house hotel.
Among the work already being start
cd is that of a new apartment house,
10 be known ms the Palace apartments.
af las and 145 Third East street, for
which ground was broken yesterday;
This is to be Of three storiesi with tuii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

slllonaire Jos. Fels of Philadelphia would buy
y, -" ID highland Park if he knew well as we its
location, right the path Of the city
sS'0Mlh; the beautiful mountain and valley view
'ae nne improvements including FIVE foot cement
~aAS graded streets, ornamental shade trees, city
'''ef' electric lights and fine homes.
q Ahu we sincerely believe he would make his home
T ls,ie he could be brought to realize what de-
s"'u climate Salt Lake combines with other ad
''u'"ses Tor residence purposes,
- ane above booklet, ''How Men Get Rich With"
~. ofklng,' he makes clear the fundamental
tu'ples r.. underlying the making of all great for
-'' IL may be just what you need
nil y" IN the coupon below and mail it to us, We
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
BUILDING PERMITS THUS
FAR NEARLY TWO MILLIONS

The total OF building permit expendi-
lures to date is 81 .S07. 800, The permits
issued last week follow:
3. Il. White one story brick dwell
ling. 1875 South Ninth East
street. t.,.e,. ;...,.,.s. ,.r,...,,,. $4,000
4. j, Campbell one-story frame
dwelling, 1857 South Catherine
street ,...., ...,.,... ..,...,,. 1900
olai \. Peterson, one-story brick
dwelling, 1889 Roosevelt avenue, $500
Margaret Leathan5 one-story brick
store building. 302-306 South
Fourth West street ........... 5000
The Salt Lake Realty Owners
sompany' e7Hezstory 7s IS. W. brick g,S store
SOUTH, .,..,...... ,,,,....... $500
George c. Charlton. agent, altera-
tions, brick store, iS1 South Main
street ......... ....,.-.. ........ 200
L, j. swaner. ne-story brick dwell
ling, SIC Sout'; Eleventh East
Mande J. Cannon brick and frame |VV'
dwelling, Sc II street. 5000
c, Bernard, one story brick gaso-
line room. rear 7S6 South Second
c. Bernard. brick dye house. rear
I56 South Second est..,,,.. 1000
y. p. Stathakos. one story brick
store building. 5dS-5-7l-l9 West
Second South ............... 5000
C. II: Bahlke. one-story brick
E NJ letters, one story frame
dwelling, l5I9 West Seventh
South street ,......,......,,.... 1900
John Cain, ne-story brick dwell
john Cain. one STORY brick dwell
ling, 2i5 Douglas avenue. 5000
Charles Brown, one-story brick
dwelling, $50 West Fern avenue $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
WILL ENLARGE PLANT
TO SUPPLY DEMAND

Successfully demonstrating ability to
partly supply the demand for the COM
mercialfzed bi-products OF coal. the Bur
ton Manufacturing company. heretofore
only branch of the Burton Coal COM
pany has formed separate incorpora-
ton and is preparing to build q new and
larger plant in the vicinity of Tenth
West and First South streets
This company manufactures tarred felt
numerous varieties of roofing materials
creosote, utilizing and marketing most
OF the bi-products OF the Utah Gas e.
Coke company. The officers and direc-
tors OF the new company are w. j, Bur-
ton, president and general manager; J.
c. Mccain, vice president: w II. White.
secretary and treasurer; and these, with
Il. n, Jacobs and Thomas Owens con-
Stitute the board OF directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
WALKER BROTHERS SAY
BUSINESS Is GOOD

Regarding the business situation of the
week President II. II. Walker OF Walker
Brothers bankers said
The entire country Is In a sound con-
dltion. and this Is particularly true OF
the west. The flow Of money into the
banks Is an indication OF this. There is
an ample supply of money for all leg-
Innate demands OF trade. but the inquiry
for loans Is comparatively light,
THE jntermountain region seems to be
particularly favored as TO crops. all re-
ports which are coming in being of an
nature. The greatly In
creased area Of dry farms Will add ma
terially TO the prosperity of this region
for tho year l9l1-'
Two band concerts at Saltair today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

basement and dimensions of SO by 115
feet, There will be twenty eight apart
ments of two. three and four rooms
Sleeping porches will be built and dis
appearing beds SO arranged that they
may be drawn out to the porches or
into the rooms at will The kitchens
will be equipped with service elevators
and refrigerators will be built in each.
Buffets and book cases will be built
IN each apartment. The building will
have the latest heating system with
apartment, 4 reception room for call.
ers will be on the first floor and there
telephones, The building is being erect
ed by the City Investment company,
s75 900 ennital, the directors being
Frank c, Brown. d. p, Howells, Vii
liam Armstrong, Mathew Noall and w,
T. Noall- II is to cost $6o.00O
New Meeting House.
Plans have been approved for
new meeting house for the Mormon
congregation Of the Eleventh ward. and
work will be started shortly. The build
ing, to be of stone and brick, will cost
S35 900. 1t will have a seating capnc-
ity Of 600 and will be in every way
modern. 1t will he located on the east
side of Tenth East street, between
First and Second South streets, two
blocks east and half block south of
the present meeting house,
The Peery hotel, Mt Third South and
West Temple streets lis now receiving
finishing touches and work is ooing
along rapidly on the new Walker build
ing at Main street and Postoffice place.
Besides these there is much work on
smaller buildings in many parts of the
city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
i7[R TONE IN
|US|NESS Eel 7
,of Decrease in Freight
LIS Proves Stimulus in
Local Circles.
|ER MONEY ALSO
A RAS GOOD EFFECT
A Is One of Bargain Sales,
|,,liued to Bring Much
Loose Cash.

,,tM improvement is noted III
q business situation. partly due
.,,soset of cheaper freight dates
,,ls n the fact that the money
A !, npeh easier. Sales were not
4 a different from last week, but
M, Of the corresponding week
r,,r Counter sales, discount
.,o,iu sales now in progress are
! h continue until August 30,
/. Arirpjng in considerable loose
i ibs merchant, particularly in
7. a. and clothing lines Fall adj
4 ssl,s are now coming IN through
q euyers, and there is every pros"
|s,t rrices will be in The con.
a i,yOr over fall of last year.
4 |, particularly true of woolen
g well as cottons, the price for
I'm having been already fixed in
'slIOn OF heavy cotton crop IN
'<tbrrr states. In nearly all arti-
crrr prices are likely to be the
|vtA finer qualities and more va
siu styles.
frapcial outlook is said by local |
'n 10 be better than it has been
Ia time. though there is little
|'ivsly about IT. No news is often
.sTs NJ financial circles, and it is
uIy considered that there will be
int. and conditions, Reports
b, east indicate hopeful aspect
|. via money much easier than 1t
pa for months. This is felt here
i crops are good all over Utah
ssighbOring states seems to be
Isztrslly accepted, and this lends
b brightness TO the situation.
D somc bad reports have come in
'riddle western states, it seems
b lad little effect on the money
b. nOt is there any depression
|pyWhere.
'psalled "run' on the savings
nat OF the Continental National
'dus 10 e mistaken idea that the
7r concerned in pending litiga
hs:ed a furry during the week,
|tls but short lived An hour or
Ef.ed 10 run it out, and nearly
roney drawn in the morning
tgrled TO the bank in the after.
ccniidence in the bank has not
y % lie part Of those who un.
y he situation, and 1t is in no
flfred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
DOUGLAS PARK PROPERTY
is in ACTIVE DEMAND

The Hubbard Investment company and
Meeks & Mccartney the promoters OF
Douglas park. report an active demand
for lots in that choice section. Follow
William Umbley lots, 5000; Thomas
Sutton. lots, 5000: l., c. Pond. two
lots. 5000; r NJ. Wickman. two lots
$500: n, B, Williams. two lots, 5000 J.
II. Horne, three lots 1880; w G.. Far
rell. three lots 1880: Charles f, Carlson.
~ lots. $500: Louise Triglown. two lots.
5000: a. j. Gorham. two lots. $1,000:
$li0o: George NJ, Cannon two and a half
lots, $li00, Ernest l.. Smith, three lots,
1880; Joseph Rogers. two lots 5000.
MISS Charlotte Z. Dansy, two lots. 5000:
Elizabeth earns two lots $1,000 Mar
earet Zane Witcher. six lots. $4,000,
Two band concerts at Saltair today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
HEBER AND RETURN $3.50
Via D. & R. G., August 7, 8, 9.

Via D. & K, G., August 7, 8, ..
Good returning until August l2,
Account Y. G., U. and Indian war
Veterans cncampments, Good fishing
in Provo river, Fine opportunity for
fishermen and campers
If your want be situation, make
it known by the insertion Of a want
'adp in The Tribune,
Two band concerts at Saltair today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Sells Fine BUNGALOW.

Fred j. Swaner reports a sale Of a
five-room bungalow TO Charles f. West,
$50 South Eleventh East. Considers
tion $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

Builders helps
Builders comfort old ace
AL ages and classes
Home builders
ing and loan association plan.
The old style building loan society
money to
build houses
any event somebody else gets the builders
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This
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
TWO ELECTIONS
UNDER ROSE LAW
Ohio Counties Prepare for Battle o.
Ballots To morrow. IN JET
fcracn and Tuscarneas

Special Dispatch 90 ere Intelligence
COLUMBUS o.. De- 10 with a
lesf 70 fvsl.~'t1 farr 900 county OPP
zion elections under the Rose lfv. the
vets are working ha-d Co rarfire
jeffrrruu and TuartraH az counties
which Lui4 elections Thursdat
Th, crss aroused lf the recent vet
victories orc putting forth extra rf-
forts to hold ths twp counties in the
lrv column
fsff~r1ou county voted dry three
years 40 ut l.-1 majority. The cier-
tar Eliminated ia saloons The pres
..t .ampai.U DBL closing with r. great
l.-l ~ orator. C1rEressnar r u.
H.nsor addressed bio fhlrd bis dry
mass mest'us boz Sts4bsnVlie last
night with 1000 uier ln attendance.
Judge So A. "Htfrrfrr. ~ Georzia.
spoke flr ..e dr.q fn-rlEEf Res j.
p Merkcr .t So louis spoke Tor the
vets tonight Uo-l slider are claim
.rE the e... 'ian. which may he close
Roth St-I.ertNI- par-F ueuspapers
arc drr and only one allows me vets
s..rss fu zoe columns
a hof campaign ia winged hv both
tnr srIf ~ Tls.nrawuE county Trree
years as. fhc count. voted drv ty
&C., ard ~ raInorf wer. pHf 0uf ~
..-ir.ss Sian. meetings have been
...f H. both factions and fle cam
IaTr wH close with riF mass meet
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
CLEMENCY
Three Prisoners in JsHs Are Gwen
Pardora by Governor
ClasscocE

pr-'-i p.r-af-- f1 tfs frtsT "a. .s-
CHARLESTON So Va. Dec 10 -
Governor G'Issc1rr has approved ffr
.r 'uweri1f'0n ~ several arr 'r-rfs
1r .'eu-n0v mad. bF tho pardon a.
frrrar and sr r result fvo mon now
u taraFha county IlI and one -
faIeiff county. 800 Dol given 'he'r
freedom N11mau Harrison. ageI g..
-fnrr. .r fa.fsrr county. OIL fra June
eu ~ .aa karauha Intermediate
court. was f.lttr.ed IA. s.N months ln
aI end fneI So and crrfs f.r carry
los concealed weapon IfhraHh
.a ICED fha pardon
John fr1r.s. a-e1 81. har serves q
rfn over .aF of DIE your months.
sentence .- Raleigh r.rrts f1r HU-.t
retailing t.e balance 1f bic sentence
riI Dol rem .eI chile Harrison
Young 1Fr- Ar. sentenced to inc usual
-erm and frrI $50 lr~ -arry.rr ro1.
.ea'ef weapon has a-sl served about
lre1af 90 're sentence. ths balance
ae.rF rrl t'rf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-20
WEDNESDAY. Dvcember 20. 1911.
10 aue-ra- MILEY -


srasaf..aa. elections relative o.
the con--s' u..as ma1- by liou
RANKIN W.,. Democrat asalLst con
Ereasman James s. Ilr4-u. have
Given morr tI.1.f tat Importance 10
this contest ft.a Do really merits M
Hughes va. elected bt t majority On
the face .' pro r,.arrs 0f over Zoo.
Ia one prrsn, 300 H.nsl county open
and unh.4H..nE freud aas committed
Involving lYs~trr aa' more chan
neveniy-It" voice Str Hughes Wa
not a parfs fo Dr. rae Republican
organilat!0u of rL- county VAS not
a party 60 TO- The illegal votes we're
cas- By certain men eho were later.
ss,ed in shoA 'ng a. iarFe registration
70 Do used .g thr Elcrrsd.us local
license election - fhs entire Dr..
cinc' were frroau ou' Mr. Hughes
would sull ha," majority % over
$500. lu order however. tu give some
color 90 mo case W Wueys attor.
neys have challenged the entire YOU.
OF Mcpov~ii cu.uty ou tuc sole ground
that no chai."ug~ss vrr- appointed b,
tho county court Ues- LOO mind taa.
Democratic commissioners and Demo.
cratic rIrraa erIe appointed u every
precinct Boo fhr count. Ih. inter.
ests ~ the Democrat. PARTS e,r. a.
carefully looked t.trr in Mcdowell as
any other count. Boo f.e state The
failure ou ilr uar .f th, court t1
appoint challenger. s purely fr.H.
nlcal. and ZOO ul manner involve. tac
rights OF Mr. FHFI.s or Nr Wlor 0r
az any one c'-s Yef ftis PSI The sole
basis for mo ,rn rsf at the vote .n
Mcdowell county On e.usy techur
oplities iieo fnis Pho votes of two
thirds of tu, voting precincts iu West
Virginia might BE- contested
IN spite ~ th. sr.tcrt. 600 the par,
OF the Democratic leaders chat Nr
VILE, Was vrarrsf cog taa. fuul vla
committed Sufficient to vnate h,
election of Nr Hughes. ul serious .m
poriance Is attributed to fhc Vile,
contest DOB Washington ~ least. 10 b..
not REGARDED t- 100 1919 u.sIy uIt 20
viii bc given serious consideration
The Democrats hrtc majority .u th,
house OF representative. hut they uI
not establish 1 precedent H1t may bs
operated t1 Choir disadvantage .u u,
next Republican house Mr. Ilugh..
received O. clear cuf majority OF aI
The votes cast u the fuu distrc.
and he will continue O., occupy Doc.
seat in cnrrres.