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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
SPAIN UNDER
MARTIALLAW

LISBON, Sept. est Is reported
here today that Spain II now under
an absolute dictaiorHhip. due 10 the
Wide scope Of the strike ON rail
roads The tic.up Is complete
throughout tho country aud troops
sent 10 barcelona. the founiainhead
OF tho recent disturbances. are nm.
able 10 travel on the trains. Tho
situation In Barcelona II critical,
frequent rioting occurring there,
with much shooting and several N.
talitles 10 date. A strict censor
ship has been established by the
government over news dispatches
from barcelona.
HENDAYE. France. Sept "a
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WAR ON '26' GAME

War has been declared by tho
police upon the "2s" game q dice
shaking AZ cigar stands. Three
cigar dealers were arrested yes.
terday. The "21 game. say the
police. is one OF the worst dice
gamblea IN play. the dealer having
an enormous percentage in his
favor.
Those arrested were: G. A..
Bruce. COS First av.. Joe liarnbaTn.
go Second ay.. and ID. kobieniz.
G2l First ay.
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Smpyb
buiiin
Tor
chamber sndbh OF
mater il IN a a o
its IS
OF
which
meni realized. good
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designed English style with its harmony md brackets
gables and elev
Inside finished Plate and loaded glass used pherg three
Estimated here shown, $75O to 5000
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FUNERALS SHOULD BE SIMPLE

los ANGELES. Sept. DIR.
Charles Edward Locke. pastor OF
the First Methodist church, here
said today:
Il have always advocated simple
funerals have known many eases
where people have assumed burdens
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they could not afford because Gus.
tom and fashion so dictated. My
plea 10 my congregation has always
been. BETTER Cecil Drummer rose
10 tho living than wagon load OF
American lieautics after they are
gone
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wiaer the novelist talking Philadelphia about
whose work sold poorly.
usually without honor" he said Words
worhs
The Wordsworth you the habit OF pou,ing
aloud took his lonely walks
reputation tho Rsdai Lake FOLKS Of being bit daft
Well. what's the Hartley
old Atonchrcakcr by tho lake shore.
psrteklsr. the sonebcaker replied
broke omery Journal
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N IN
MOTHER AND BABY
BURNED TO DEATH

Los ANGELES. Sept. Mra.
~. l. Rose and her 2.yearold
hsght<r Dolores we're burned 10
eeath here early today. The fire.
vtkh destroyed the Rose cottage.
- caused BY the explosion Of an
= lamp.
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sEcoNDHAND CLOTHING

1-1c-I1ITsSP I,IS I1EST PRICEs PAID FOR MEH
rscond hand clothing, ETC. Fnoho cioS7
catch 217R,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovED.

$4,000.
Read this carefully
A double brick terrace. its modern.
rooms each side, n Groom frame house
house. located on the corner Milton ave.
and l1th East Lot I5x1e5 II TO alley
These four houses Will sell for $4,000,
$1,000 cash. balance $50 per month includ-
viii net you at least 10 per cent on
money invested. The rent will pay pay
ments and taxes.
$3.50.
3sxl0 rods on 1th North near End West
On the rear end OF the lot is 4-room
frame cottage renting now for Sl2 per
mo. and In front is an old Groom adobe
house In bad repair. This adobe house
rentable terrace which will bring at
least SIS per month for about $500 Party
buying this property will surely earn s2i
per month on $3.50 invested. The lot
Itself is worth price asked for all. S40O
cash balance monthly payments will Sc
cure II,
On 9th East and 18th South I am Just
galow, 1t must be seen to be appre-
ciated. l will guarantee that not a house
In that vicinity costing less than $4,000
VIII compare with this one as TO mate
money can buy The house viii be fitted
with screens, nice q l. fixtures. gutter
cement walks all around back yard neat
ly fenced and graded. Not cent OF ex-
into, There are double floors and pol,
fishcd. book cases built In and a fine
mantel. buffet kitchen, nice cemcnted
cellar. Lot 37tXl4o IT TO alley. S50(
cash and $50 per month will secure 1t.
We write fire insurance,
y. RICHTER. ~ South Main ST. Phone
s41.
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NOTICE.

Desiring 70 move my family TO Call
fornia for three or four years, / oner
my beautiful country. home. known as
Chateau Rouville," for sale. thoiT
oughly modern, 1l-room house. oeauti-
fully arranged, with all possible con.
veniences together with all furniture and
fixtures; acres OF the finest kind 81 9,
fruit land, large barn. laundry. fruit
trees. a modern chicken plant thoroughly
stocked with bloodcd stock, independent
water system. Whole property In spien,
did repair. This Is recognized as one OF
the finest and most practical country es-
tates In Utah: right on Ashton avenue
car line, close to good schools, cool can
Won breeze and splendid surrounding
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply TO G. 3.
Vadner on premises, 9th East and Ash
ton ave. Phone Hyand 2070 d3So4
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FARMS AND ACREAGE
A GOOD FARM is AN
INDEPENDENT LIVING.

A GOOD FARM is AN
INDEPENDENT LIVING.
10 acres excellent soil In Holiday on
main county road. small orchard
one 3-room adobe house. five acres
In fruit part In It's prime bearing
and part young; is shares OF water,
barn. hay shed, granary.
$4,000. Terms arranged.
10 acres In Holiday. close to street car.
excellent water right. 4room adobe
house. large barn and hay shed,
chicken coops. young orchard,
raspberry patch. . acres in straw
berries, blackberries and currants.
crops all In and go in at same price;
horses, large market wagon. har-
ness, pigs chickens, implements.
$500 cash. Price $500.
10 acres close to car line In Holiday,
small orchard, one 2-room brick
house cellar. ono broom frame:
barn, shed, chicken coops, good
COWS / good horse Z pigs. 30 chick
ems sets of harness. market wag-
on buggy. all farm implements, In
cuhator cream separator. TINS
place can he divided into two farms
and sold at A profit. Has large
street frontage.
$1,000 cash. bal arranged. Price $500
| HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
| COMPANY.
% Z. First South St. Tel. Wasatch 2l4
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BARRIER SHOP FOR SALE; GOOD
business: leaving town. Ioo South
West Temple. ei"ol
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HOTELS.
NN HnTHS

HOTELS.
ROOMlNG HOUSES.
FIRST CLASS
European hotel. one of the best locations.
one OF the best money makers; strictiy
modern takes $4,000 to handle; inVesu-
gate,
WILL TRADE -,
4O-room place steam heated for smaii
IA rm, southeast: price s3S00.
SEVERAL GROCERIES;
one. fixtures, $3.50 invoice; another: IN
ynjco axiures and stock. about $4,000;
grocery and meat store TO trade io'
city property. or will consider farm
IF YOU HAVE
propcrtv To trade for some kind AZ a
business let us hear from you, as we are
In n position TO get YOU most any klno
of trade for most any kind Of business.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co,
MIR. RICHEY. B o. Dept,
lh-le z. 3rd south 81. el4fN
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EANING AND DYEING

~ hE CLEANING CO., Sol SO.
sA Phones 52a5-3836. n26ed
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CHOICE TRACTS.

CHOICE TRACTS.
RIGHT LOCATION.
30 acres at mouth Big Cottonwood, wa
ter right. house barn, 2 Al bearing or
chards. Only $500.
l acre near Bountlful, on county road +:
level land good water right $50 cash
and s15 per mo.
% acres south of Holiday, water right
and fine spring-S2500,
20 acres on goth East, suitable for sub
division. choice land, a snap at $4,000
S acres. adjons Hyland Park beau
tiful tract, Only $500 per acre.
GODDARD INVESTMENT co.
so Main st. e14I0
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GOOD STRONG DELIVERY WAC
on. cheap; good as new. ]. w Jcnsen; nssTn
1869 w. 4th South d2lio
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FOR RENT
..c,JTa FURNISHED

FOX HGNA
...rsNTs FURNISHED
EIH ~~~~~~
>sroRD APARTMENTS.
tNea' IN CITY: furnished and
pesn furnished suites. with
suites American plan; cafe
boz; open to 'he x7se
..i,, furnished housekeeping
nIsystor service; fireproot
ese ,ca sopnble. East South
sSst location in city Phons P,1as
THE COLONIAL. .r-.
furnished two and tnFee-
srta with reduced rates from
s,nole rooms, with or without
md up Ben pho"' f2o5e
THE ANNEX.
furnished housekeePinS
hest location. 10o Il. SomSn
pbone Wasatch 23b2-J- ooo-o
TNEY APARTMENTS
~, kitchen. bath JUST COIL
dlS15 |
TRNTsHED APT. CHEAP TO
,neople for summer months,
1galo" Ap'' 1926 |
NICELY FURNISHED APIS,
rsther. 76 let ave. 8 months;
ssi.Y' siY b2s4l
T.EAY WE'LL FURNISHED
Sis. Call mornings. 137 W
-W-FTRNIsHED APIS, AND
rodern. "a East So. Templs,;
XII
THREE-RoCM FLAT. PRI-
h. gas. coal range. 254 E. sth
M 65g e. 3RD SOUTH; VERY
4 apartments on main floor; hne
Dore.i. oo4"'
FooM FURNISHED MODERN
81 So Ord East: $50. A, Nc
\ Co.. s3i W, 2nd SO. mol
4 AND RATH. DISAPPEARING
ornughly modern. 4lS 6th East:
TAPARTMENT, BATH, PAN
10 one or Two h. X. rooms. 23s
d56a
NoDERN BASEMENT APT.
"a apt, 27s f.. Srd So Hyland
IoD, II. K. APIS. PRIVATE
.reened porch. 125 Fl ST. dl533
@1DsEKEEPING ROOMS
|IaGE OUTSIDE ROOMS, SUIT
Ia office or housekeeping, phone.
|1by: cheap rent. Apply 5oI Sc
! Trust bldg. opposite u. G. NJ: |,
4 ei565
|0sY 4TH f., 1sT SO, UNDER
|nanagcment. Light housekeeping
e24S
IA APTs., TWO ROOMS.
. furnIshed; free light and bath
Ia, ST. to SIS. 23 N, 1st West
co063
[ARGE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
/,eplng. first class. bath, electric
~ pantry. front, back yards, 332
N South. el.is
rr1rrL MODERN. FRONT RMS
It fnrnished for light housekeeping:
N cool and nice shade: very rea--
20 North State. elebi
<lsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
A SIS. SCI r. LIST So. Call 6lo
\ el471
If ED HOUSEKEEPING AND
I'd rooms, gas, bath and phone
| {sin ef04C
10 EEPING ROOMS. MODERN
a eth South. Hyland 3536-W
elsie
NICE FURN. HOUsEKEEP-
0ms. mod; SIS. 400 No Main
f9e-J. el54
lied ROOMS FOR HOUSE
q ground floor; rent cheap. q!
ID South. eloo
||RoNT ROOMS. r. L.. GAS AM
rnfes; splendid location. 266 So
elfl
| urge COOL FRONT ROOM
9usekesping. SO per week "a
IA FTIRNIsHED ROOMS Fol
<<eepinC In modern cottage, groun
. rs So. West Temple, eloo
wLf, FURNISHED ROOMS II
modern home; reasonable rent
2o25-R. en-
"a FURNIsHEN ROOMS Fo,
housekeeping, 80 n week and U!
West Temple st. esq
SUITE, NEWLY PAPERET
e. 4, gas range: phone, IS Z. AZ
-s e11F
q ROOMS EN- SUITE. NIGEL
he'd for housekeeping. 1e4 Eai
'uth, ell.
Excepting ROOMS. IL KENDAI
&c, of West Temple. between q
D South c2s
Ely FURNISHED ROOMS FC
housekeeping; modern. 25 Ea
An 2-ROOM APARTMENT. WIT
close in, l22 West 4th South.
el2
AND TWO ROOMS FOR LIGE
ekeeping at 545 West End Mort
d3s
H2 E,nr, Mo
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F1JRs AND TAXIDERMIsTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxIdermist line, Highest prices
paid for raw furs and wild animals;
r Stencil Fur CO.. 81 Z. Srd 80 ,a: =:
years In Salt Lake azSZo
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LARGE RED CHERRY CuRRANTS. 81
per crate delivered. l. NJ Hisley ftE,
land 204-r el"bi
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CHINA DECORATING

,c>---.,,-,S
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
~ East Third South China suitable
for gifts and prizcs. Class and privats
lessons. Cses
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TWO 45o0-GAL. REDWOOD TANKS. IS
North 2nd West. Phone was. es4d,
Geo, Ross. eloV-
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IcAIsE CHEAP-RANGE, CUP
\ tables. bed. springs. mattress,
oesser and chairs: must sell at
~ w. 9Th South, elsa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooM1Na HOUSES
FOR LEASE UNFURNISHED.


FOR LEASE. UNFURNISHED
40 rooms. ~ baths, toilets. steam hea,,
large rooms. One Of the incest places III
the city. Ali new and ready for occu-
pnncy shortly. Rent very reasonaD'e-
best location. unfurnished.
3b-room modern apartment hoGss
equipped with disappearing beds. gas:
stoves, refrigerators; in TACT, ,
known convenience. All new. swell iou
rent low. See me for further particulars
STOOLS rooms. modern. Main ST. REM
$95: heat free, good lease an ca
cellent transient place. .
sGo00-50 rooms. best location In city; a
modern. up-to-date hotel N
rent long lease. terms 10 t'e"'
party.
We have places from 6 TO l2o rooms
In fact anything in this line FOR ssl'e' We
have ii; satisfaction guaranteed, ,D
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AN
LEASES.
a RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
73 Main ST. Phone otG
90 e56;
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.


IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoVED.
$500 CASH
DURING JULY
$500 CASH
DURING JULY
AND $3.50 MONTHLY
VIII secure you one or those choloe
lots in BEAUTIFUL HONEST Z.
boulevard, with cement walk and poplar
trees in front OF II.
HOMESITE ADDITION
Was a large garden In the month OF
NAV, but IL is now dotted with beautiful
pressed brick cottages and p1hgaiows ,,
II you have not seen II you should DO
SO at once, and pick out pair OF lots
before they are all gone
HoMEsITE ADDITION LOTS
Cannot be eaualcd In the city al our
prices and terms ana are worth douole
what we are selling them at; that Is one
OF the reasons why they arc being picked
up so quickly by shrewd. careful buyers,
HoMESITE ADDITION
Is located on 9TH East just north OF
Wandemere; II is high and dry, and the
soil is a rich black loan.
WE WILL BUILD
You a home in Homesite Addition after
your own plans and let you pay for Il
like rent.
DURING JULY
HOMESITE ADDITION LOTS
$500 CASH. $3.50 MONTHLY.
A. M'KELLAR & CO.,
63I w. End So eli31
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PRIVATE HOME


1TII Ows MERE; CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, scclusion, legal adoption:
Mrs +, phillips. 1lth 4. bet: l2,h ana
I2th So Sugar Sta. Hyland 1SS1-Msss,
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EKEEPING ROOMS. IL KENDALL
|ce, of West Temple. between Eth
b South c2ss6
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A nice little confectionery store at
sacrifice.
ROSS c. DAVIS. Hotel Broker,
ll3 Main Phone Wasatch 3839
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HOTELS
MASSAGE

MASSAGE AND MANICURIST, 20l-a
Luxor hotel Hours q. ~ 10 ~
m.
MASSAGE FOR LADIES ONLY lo2 N;
Main Wasatch 1924 o3eH0
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-FOUR GOOD STORE LADDERS. l5s
feet long: also 100 feet Of track. w. r.
Fife Co, 1865 Main al e9os
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-AUTOMOBILE GARAGE.
salesroom, etc. fully equipped and the
best location in the city State street be-
tween End and 3rd South; formerly occu-
pied by the Randall-Dodd company. From
July l. Apply G. 5. Holmes office, Sem
ION motel eleIo
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GROWING ORCHARDS

GROWING ORCHARDS.
IN minutes ride from the present ter
minus OF the Holiday car line.
Take q trip on this new line, which will
be in full operation Monday, July Is, II
Will reveal TO You the most beautiful dis
trict In Salt Lake county. with its many
country homes, orchards and shaded
drives.
We have one Of the best growing apple
and peach orchards in the state, which
this car line extension makes still more
valuable, and We, are selling these in
tracts OF one TO five acres on terms OF
lilo cash and balance very easy. The
prices have not been advanced because
OF this extension OF the car line, and
those who buy now will realize a hand
some profit Telephone Wasatch 2260 for
further information.
COTTONWOOD ORCHARD COMPANY.
so Main Street e1469
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|urIL MODERN. FRONT RMS.
fflrnished for light housekeeping;
Il cool and nice shade. very rea-
"a North State. e1667
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FOR SALE
FOB SALE FURNITURE

.tlrHE. ETC. S-ROOM FLAT. AT
small cash payment. Will take
md room for balance. Refer
Address F-23. Tribune. el427
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ttipRE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE.
,,ogth cost, 220 University ave.
SsS-J e1662
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rooms housekeeping. right down town !;
rooms all rented; Sl00 will handle; dom I
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KniPhts of PYthias.
SECOND HAND STORES

"a STED All. KINDS OF 2ND-HAND
Furniture: highest price paid. Utan
Furniture Co. 1s2 West End So was
4Slf. wv.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on nand. A rev secono-
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
ehee'S o2e73
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WE WILL BUILD
You a home in Homesite Addition after
your own plans and let you pay for It
| like rent
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GOOD PAYING REAL ESTATE BuS1-
ness; will stand investigation Address
Rox F-3s Tribune. class
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER, FRESCO
and calcomDe cleaned by Griffin, who
does not streak or mar. Orice.
Schramm- Johnson, Drugs. No. 4. Resi-
dence phone. Hyland e63-J. ci0f9
HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men: prices right
Or(ice Duval's paper store. dSl1s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED.

lo-ROOM MODERN HOUSE WITH
hnrn and chicken coops: terms reason
able. $50 East md South. Telephone
Wasatch 2570. cl7Il
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0sY, 4TH f.. 1ST SO, UNDER
Light housekeeping
D per week: also sleeping rooms.
e248
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NO AGENT. NO COMMISSION. I AM
the owner; Will sacrifice properties for
short time. 7-room modern frame as
bargain. $500; cash. 5000, $50 month;
. blocks east OF State st.
Double house strictly modern 4 room
on either side; rents s37 per month. $4,000;
easy terms. End North and 1st West SITS.
Corner lot. e6x125 IT.. corner 2nd North
and 1st West. s450o; easy terms.
Lots opposite Capitol. cor. Vine and
Center. $500 per rod. would make fine
site for hotel bachelor apartments or
apartment house.
800 acres. Will cut Up any amount to
suit; Tooele county bet. Salt Lake r. X.
and Western Pac R. R., $50 per acre. so
per month, no interest
$3.50, acre lots. % miles west OF city
limit: $50 cash. bal $40 per month. no
interest
JOS BAT'MGARTENs
3o7 Scott Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah
c222o
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THE COLONIAL, ..-..
y furnished two and tnree
Y srts with reduced rates from
n,nole rooms, with or without
'bnd up Ben p''o rose
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IS rooms. beautiful residence, wcn tut :
nished rooms. always rented. clears gu
per month above all expenses; only sooo'
n genuine snap
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ROOMS

IaGE OUTSIDE ROOMS, SUIT
<r office or housekeeping, phone,
|5by: cheap rent. Apply 50I Sc
Trust bldg. opposite u. G. NJ: |.
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HOTELS AND ROonNG HOUSES.

LOOK HERE. this Broom hotel has
earned $4,000 in the last FIVE years apove
all running expenses: the present estap-
lished business and reputation is worm
S2o00; the furniture cost 10000. put tne
party Is anxious to make a quick salc
and VIII sacrifice this money maker ior
$3.50: don't overlook this opportunity
never before offered.
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CAMPING RIGS.

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAN
yon rigs for outing tIlps now fhfineos neos
Exchange. Wnsatch 475s. eS'S
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so ACRES. WITH WATER, IN EAST
Mill Creek; s350o. Phone 61f-W.. AZ,
dress C-23. Tribune d2l9f
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FOR SALE CHYAP-A HANDSOME
driving horse, good buggy and harness rso
w. E. Fife, 1855 Main ST. d5eoo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-20
COULDN'T FIND
 SANTA CLAUS
xHrTTE s-YEAR-OED TRUDGES FROM THIS CITY TO NEW HA-
 VEN IN VAIN SEARCH.
VISION RUDELY SHATTERED
Saw One At Corner of Green But Found It Was Not The Real
 old St. Nick.

New Haven Dec. 20.-There is at
 least one little lad in this city who is
 of the firm opinion that certain old
 party known as Santa Claus Is very
 much myth, and that youngster is
 Alvin Barteslco, years of age Of 751
 Union avenue Bridgeport, who walked
 all the way from his home town to and who, after futile search, was cold. by the police The boy was lodged
 at the Organized Charities last night,
 and will probably go home today, a wiser lad by his experience.
 To the officials in the Charities story st,rs1''i that fairly brammed Over with pathetic incidents. The trouble for the lad all started when his school told hinp thet Santa was very much had heard santa 3oszed about for the rents sent him to school with a soiled waist he decided to leave homo for
 lie left Bridgeport and plodded steadily sometimes getting a ''hiteh'' from some kind farmer, who smiled knowingly when :o1d by the boy that eaus ea Mas sas Sa nay nss way z4 o{ Santa did he find When young Bartesko reached the city he still had hope of finding whiskers. and kept on until he was we'll on his way into the center
 It was thcn that he saw the first signs of Kris Kringle. Santa, in brown suit and white, flowing beard. was standing at the corner of Church about him that didn't conform with the lads general idea of the 'Christ- mas man" was that this Santa was not giving anything away. He was taking things instead, because he was the Salvation Army Santa Claus. But young Bartesko did not 1oss faith even then He walked up to the white whiskered man and had started close inspection when some one
 walked up to thA Santa Claus and. with one tug, pulled tho beard off his face The boy, who WAS tired out af- ter his trudge from Bridgeport. then gave up all hope, and he wasn't even intsrested enough to watch the tndi- placed in the au4onadhila patroa by a policeman,
 Bartesko did little wandering after that. Dejeoted and suffering from the 6old. tH a light, fa1l suit, he was pick ed ID by @ policeman and brought to police headquarters. and then to the Organized Chartt3e&
 1T don't care if I never go home. now,7 he said last night, with the tsaTs rolling down his face. ~There ainSt no Santa Claus; that's one sWre thing. Yesterday WAS the first time ever saw one, and he had fake whts- teerRn