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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

Start the new year right. Buy a
brandnew house. the best NJ ,ts Kind
10 be had In the city. It Is an up-to-
date elght-room. modern. two-story
oTlcH residence located on the corner Of
oth avenue and g St II IS tho latest
design OF architecture. large front porch
basement all under the house. equipped
with laundry. hot-water heating plant.
gas heater and toilet. Large fruit room.
First floor consists OF four rooms, includ-
ing a large buffet Kitchen. floors all oak
finish natural birch, bookcases and side
board and seats built In. fine electric
Hight fixtures. with flush switches. The
second floor has four nice bedrooms. IN
Guiding sleeping porch which could be
used winter o. summer. II Is provided
with heat and clothes closet A good
linen closet located near the bathroom.
The bathroom is large. has tile foor and
tile waiuscoting The flxtures in the
bathroom arc tho very best 10 be had
In the city. Separate shutofr 10 every
plumbing fixture IN the house The con-
struct!on Of this house cannot be inn
proved upon. The best clasE OF brick
and stone was used In it's construction.
I VIII make very reasonable terms 10 the
right party at price that will appeal
10 you.
II Is now II years since I started In
business in this city and have dispoVed
Of over s7.o0o.o0o worth OF property 10
sausfed clients This record ought 10 be
some induccrnent TO intending purchas-
erG to call and see me before buying
any real ertate In this city. I have lots
800 and up. houses. $3.50 and UP. Good
warehouse. trscksge and business prop
erty, and can give you az good. II not
better. prices than any other agent in
the city.
II you need Ere insurance. win ap-
preciate 1t II you will call OH VI. we
represent three strong companies. and
are always ready to give you rates and
Information.
havo plenty Of money to loan on i'm
proved Salt Lake real estate.
A. RICHTER,
IS Main st. Phone W as. 6il'
m5tal
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Jnimproved.

$3.50. 5000 CASH. FOR 4 GOOD
6-room brick cottage. No. al
go. 10Th East. modern in every
Way except furnace. This prop
erty should bring t4500. as the
property Is 81. by l6J feet, with
All special taxes paid. The lot D.
valued al $1,000. To build as good
a house today would cost $500.
The property speaks Tor Itself,
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s5750

sol5U.
IF THERE is a MAN OR WOMAN IN
THIS CITY WHO HAS THE ABOVE
AMOUNT TO INVEST N SALT LAKE
REAL ESTATE AND HAS BEEN
LOOKING AROUND TO GET A BIG IN
TEREST-PAYING PROPOSITION. CALL
On NE AND l WILL SHOW YOU THE
FOLLOWING.
THE PROPERTY is LOCATED on a
CORNER OF SOUTH SECOND WEST.
TIE LOT IS s0Nl56. IMPROVEMENTS
CONSIST OF 4 DOUBLE Brick TER
RACE OF 9 ROOMS EACH A GROOM
FRAME HOUSES. PRESENT RENT $50
PER MONTH. OR $3.50 PER YEAR.
PROPERTY Will PAY FOR ITSELF ~
LESS THAN YEARS,
HAVE MANY OTHER BARGAINS ON
Ny BOOKS. An ALWATS READY AND
WlLLJNG TO SHOW PROSPECTIVE
BUYERS TIE BEST TO BE HAD ON
THE MARKET.
IF YoT NEED FIRE INSURANCE.
AID WANT IT IN SOLID AND GOOD
COMPANIES, LET NE WRITE IT FOR
IF YOU NEED MONEY AND HAVE
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE I WILL
RATES AND TERMS
A. RICHTER,
70 SO. MAIN ST.-PHONE WAS. 641.
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$500 ior 5-room modern home
al No. 4s4 Ord ave, bet - and
sts., with all special taxes
paid. This Is "A beautiful home.
Tho interior is IN perfect condi-
Hon. The light fixtures arc worth
Sloo. Fine mantel in living room.
cement basement. screen sleeping
porch. There Is no property In
this location 10 equa! this IN the
price.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproyed
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR TO ALL.
$3.50

Cn,l January lst, 1919. Only, price re-
dneed $500 since last week. for elSh.
houses on corner on South End West.
Ihese houses are renting now for $50. 90
per month and arc all occupied. This
!nNestmen, cannot be duplicated IN this
city. Just think, the property will pay
Tor Itself IN hve years, Owner leaves
city January LIST. and put tho price so
low 10 make a quick sale.
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$500 Tor n modern 6--com home
n lst ave, with paving tax paid
good heating plant and all other
modern convepienccs. Tho house
VIII rent for $50 per month. This
is the best location and one OF the
best bargains ever offered IN a
home. We VIII make terms.
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$3.50 for a beautiful home In
tth ave. The owner OF this prop
crtT Is a nonresident and IS very
des!Tous of selling. There are six
rooms. lot - by IN rods. facing
s0uth; has all special taxes paid.
The house Is built OF red pressed
brick, white stone trimmings and
Is as good as new.
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We have a boailtlful 5-room
bungalow that has never been cc-
cupied-is located near the Park.
which VIC will sell for $3.50, $3.50
down and s25 per month. You
can move into this home without
Hpending any money except for
shades. as the light fixtures are
IN. also a beautiful mante! I'm tho
living room. The basement "a
comented. porch Is screened. &C.
ment walk front and rear.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK

OF this? a s-room brick, with bath,
toilet electric fixtures. basement. buffet
Kitchen. stone foundation. barn. South
east location. $1,000. $500 cash, $50 per
month,
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a 2ND AVENUE SNAP.

A e-room c-story modern house. ce-
mented basement, cut stone foundation
sewer. walks and pavement paid. Only
$3.50 on terms,
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EVE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT

Or, ARTHUR BURROWS. oCULlSr
and nurist; spectncles accurately Ht..ss9aS
difficult cases solicited. h''"'
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FROM COMBINES, So UP. GUARAN-
feed. Harmony Millinery. bes s. state
w sels k21s2
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NEEE Is A BEAUTY.

s rooms, built OF pressed brick has
hardwood floors, hot water heat, and Is
strictly modern. gas and gas range, ce-
mented basement, beautiful sleeping
porch. east front, located on northeast
bench-s5o5o. on terms.
We have some real bargains IN build =
InC lots. Now Is ths time 70 buy.
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PRIVATE HOME


WILLOWS - MERE CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. soclusion. legal adoption
Mrs r Phillips, llth E.. bet 18th and
18th SO. Sugar Sta HyiaHd l-Sl.I -Sl.si
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WELDING

WE WELD CAST IRON. ALUMINIUM
steel or any other metal; bring your
brokcu machines and water Jackets 20
us :cr REPAIRS. Utah Ornamental Iron
& Bronze Works, l55 West South Temple
Wrasatch 467S h226T
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FOR SALE
For Sale-Automopiles

TWO SECOND -UAND Eo1Tp ~ ~
Ger. -5-hp. model TO- Bucks az Snap
w. Randall -Dodd Auto Co. Ltd. Ii
". fln south st. hs2ss
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4 SNAP II TAKEN AT ONCE

4 SNAP II TAKEN AT ONCE
s7O00-Ou 7 street. rooms. two stories,
OF latest bungalow style; ouilt-in
bookcases, tile msntel, lavatoTies
on each floor, sleeping porch. largo
cement basement. With latest I'M
proved furnace. A very com
nnaudlnS corner lot. away from
smoke and dirt.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG. CO.
220 kearns Bldg,
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s,,cs OPPORTUNITIES
;poon;nc Houses.

III. md Rooming Houses.
-, oppoRTUNITY. ,,.,s
al ~ or. ~ an old established
|, p:.ss.s better than % per G ,Ss Sere ~
zr,g0"an zr,,..1g and services 70 JOIN
q IL ~, a larger business
- WILL TRADE.
~ AVERAGING better than
~ i1" ,oy city or farm prop
- s.-lss s.- house OF 30 rooms tof
" aiy'
sooNnNc HOUSES
.I.,iy modern. newly fugn..
hsat; price $4,000.
>Its .,,c,ly modern, newly turnr
10 Jlfj0. terms. zen
,.1c,ly modern. rent 500.
- 20 cash. bal. easy. 80
rean heat. furn.i $500
q nrcHEY COMPANY,
=, p walker Bank Bldg. 80
- Wasa;ch lfSO' h6SIo
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CHIMNEY CLEANING


ROSELL, THE TAILOR IS so, STATE
Suits and overcoats from ti5 up.
gi5ss
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

yod.t, HS II RESTAURANT EoI-Tp.
meht' cooking utensils thre.-sSc,io-
rLsShGh range. coffee urns, Ia0 cbairt
o1oeS' ox.' cash register. etc. etc, etc: ak
seli sell IN whole or In part. Store go- WI w III
27G Main street. 'or rSnl sla,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

salt Lake city has them coming her
va. Nsy- sis things that help build up
city. lnterurban lines tapping the re-
sources OF the north aud south. Big
7 railroad projects. including the Moff4t
ana ana INC Burlington systems. These
lines VIII traverse the richest sections OF
the state, and Salt Lake Is headquarters.
! salt Lake viii benefit by the electrluca.
ton of tho Denver & Rio Grando from
Pueblo here. work to start at once.
Fifteen million dollars VIII be expended.
Tho new capitol, the new hlsh school
public improvements iu salt Lake mean
much 10 US. Let us feet glad that were
mere and have such a beautiful. up-to-
date. modern city 70 1.-Two and work IN.
Let's cooperate ~ making salt Lake
the greatest inland city In the west
what you get depends upon what you
siye. Give a knock and you get a knock.
give q boost and you set uoost: gave
service and you get proht.
Potatoes In the ground are worth moth
Ing unless you add the service OF digging
them UP.
Service ADDS value to everything. 20
real estate especially. Build a home
on your vacant ground and you have
made prort Others follow your cX-
ample and you have made another proht.
REAL ESTATE is THE BACKBONE
OF COMMERCE AS CHARACTER ~
NATTER WHAT HAPPENS TO BUSI-
NESS. REAL ESTATE is THE ONE
THING THAT ENDURES.
The real estate prohts Of the future
are Co be made on the Great Southeast
bench. where thousands OF homes viii
be erected in the next few years.
The Wise man VIII invest now and dig
up his profits in the near future.
Everything Is ready for you1ths
the modern conyen!ences and the op-
portun!ty TO make money.
We OWL and have for sale the very
best part OF the great southeast bench.
on the new Fifteenth East car line.
wfh gTsS eS5 PsTrsSSt 'f5ee p9G9 10 1 PaeK 9E
VIEW AND EMERSON SUBDIVISION,
50-foot frontages for $500. $500, S5oo,
ment, balance s. and up per month.
These terms are very easy. Plant your
potatoes today. Take your sue profits
In the near future
Al no time in the history Of Salt Lake
Was there ever such an opportunity 70
ret in and establish foundation for a
iar-sceinS.
We Wish YOU the pesl Snp AdpPit-N
New Year you ever had
MDEKs & MCCARTNEY,
2oe-2I0 Boston Bldg, Salt Lake.
4ol Title Ing. Bldg. Los Angeles
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WE WRITE FIBU INSURANCE.
BETT1LTON HOME BUILDERS co,
10 and i2 East Broadway.
Phone Wa5atch 2oSn.
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

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HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experiences mcu. prices rlEht.
Office. Duvals naper store d5i7'
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HAIRDRESSING

>~~---~~~>>--~----~ -
DONE AT YOUR HOME BY GRApU-
sfes from VelYetina parlors Goodrich
saieg company, 62 T. 4th South street;
~ Ssa6. m20s1
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FRUIT AND COAL.
COAL AND KINDLING


Z. p. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and klndliug. ISS East fth south; BOTH
phones MS
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HAT FACTORY


MEMS RATS CLEANED. REBLOCKEB
and new trimmings. 81; mems hats. fa'i
and winter styles. $3.50 10 sea. salt
Lake Hat Factory. ". 2nd South.
Phone eTo7 wqsafch k7S01
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. chlpped glass and painted. Phone
NasHfrh 1903 xs3
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SPECIAL FARM SNAr
is0 acres saEebrIsh land Raft Eiver
Valley. Southern lSsbo. Partial waite,
right. Land all feuced-J-wiro Four
room house. Sheds. corrBls, &c Fins
climate insuFoS big crops
SO An ACRE
-Four Years Time.
PACIFIC LAND WATER co.
1909 Walker Bank Bldg.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
r,ssi
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s,st location IN town. full
.,,., with cots in the halls.
.-r,,sr,, steam heat. long lease
20 rent 80. ..'.''.''' ''''Hl'oV
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TYPEwRITERs or ALL MAKES. FOR
sale or rent agents new No. Royal,
Stewart Glees son Co typewriter ES-
change So W. End SO. Was. Ego. mS23O
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LEI US SHOW you
this $4,000 bungalow-5 rooms. bath, toilet,
electric fixtures. large fireplace, full &C.
mept basement. Easy terms
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.srsnt furniture. doing moth
transient business; steam
-oney-maker ........-,,.S .S2J3v
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FURRIER

FIJRs CLEANED. REMoDELED AND
repaired. Geneva g. Hicks Co.. 6S 50.
9Th Z. Was. S107, hio96
FJrRS REMOpELED. REPAIRED: EX-
pert furrisrs; prices rca5oDnb BILE. Hud-
son Bay Fur Co. l22 Main. Phone was
ll61. ClL9n
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LADIES TAILORING

DAWSON & MEIER. FINE TAILORING; /;
alterations a speciality. leo w. 2nd
South. Hi''s
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We have bargains In business
and residence property
VIII build YOU a homo on
monthly payments,
Wo loan money on real estate.
Agents for the
ROYAL.
Tho Worlds Greatest Fire ms
Company
We win write your bond.
per cent mortgage loans on
hand for investors.
we act in capacity OF agent IN
any business affairs.
HALDORAN-JUDCE LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
Exchange ISL. 900 Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

,ansicnt house, good loca-
ID furnished, cheap rent, a
-.ksr ......r...s SivV
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5000 Will buy one % the pret-
tlest bungalows on the UulveT-
sity Bench; hot water heat.
large rooms and reception hall
and private sleeping po-ches
which have windows 90 at TO he
used as bedrooms in winter.
quarter sawed white oak doors
IN every room except bath and
Kitchen. House Is pspernd
throughout, cement drive. cement
Placement. equipped with wash
trays; cement front porch. french
windows in all living rooms. fro
brick nsntel IN living room, also
book cases The property VIII
carry. a loan OF $4,000 az per
cent interest
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q, crrL FURNISHED. CLOSE
i,,, side; cheap rent' must
....s..... sp.s..SI 30
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Government Lands

--|~~>-~~>~~~~-O~O~--~~-
GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
great land suit against S. p Il. r.:
sweeping victory for government; final
decision Will affect 1880 quarter sec
tIons. value s75, 900 900: prepare yourself
for final outcome: spend 25c today for de.
tailed information. maps. description Of
lands, etc. Douglas County Abstract Co,
Roscburg, Or, hS400
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

SCIENTIFIC ADMINISTRATION OF
electricity for acute and chronic dis,
eases, Agnes WinZell. Kenyon hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-31

-. DENIIAN co. ". flSS.
~ successorS TO
-,srits IS W. oud So. ST.
n28i7
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HURRAH FOR THE FUTURE:
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PERSONAL

LADIES, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Ch;chesters Pills. the Diamond Brand.
For 25 years known as Best. Safest Al
ways Reliable Buv OF your Druggist.
Take no other Chichesters Diamond
Brand pills arc sold b. Druggists every
where.
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TYPEW RITERS

WE RENT TYPEWR1TERS.
All makes repaired exchanged and sold.
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co.. 81
Walker Bank bldg Phone 450. Estab
llshed 1904. o-lo'
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4 ar, as above, $3.50
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
JAPANESE GOODS.


7 NIKAwA. DEALER AND lMPOR-
ter ot Jauancso dry goods. chinaware.
s23 south Main. ni2ea9
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LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR

c. ". HuIH.. se6 CONSTITUTION
building opposite z. c. NJ. L Your own
material made CD. hfJt
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racts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance
attend 20 all details IN transferring an,
mortgazing land titles. Capital $3.50. 0dN
225 Main. g25o
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ACCORDION PLEATING

ST7NBCRsT AND SIDE PLEATINC
SOS East 9rd South Phone Hyland 1871
ki0S6
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CARPET CLEANING

TEI,. HY. 2Oi9 FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning. s. i. Carpet Cleaning Co, 4Sf
7th East hSg01
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4 q prcHEY COMPANY,
" wsu wT.s.ss;ch 1850. m231C
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LIVERY STABLE

MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES ASD
4 light livery horses bough; and sold
Phone 81. citi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-08
TOPS LAST YEAR TOTAL
More Pupils Enrolled in Public
Schools Than Twelve
Months Ago.

For tho first limo since the public
schools opened last month the school en-
rollment has reached last years figures.
Tho latest attendance figures, compiled
by Assistant Supt- Ernest L. Thurston
show that the student body this year is
224 larger than last year. The total en-
xollment last Friday was 5o,142, and for
tho same Friday year ago 1t was 1914
Tho white schools bear the burden Of
the increase. The total in all white
schools this year IL now set at "a, S36 and
the total in the colored schools Is set at
15,3oS Last year the white enrolment
at this time was 81 .26S and in the colored
schools It was 1880. tho latter figure
showing that the colored attendance has
dropped OF.
There is an increase practically in every
corner Of the white school system except
at Mckinley Manual Training School,
where last years attendance at this time
of 9i6 has not been equaled SO far. The
total there last Friday was 918, but the
other white high schools show increases
Centrals rolls have Liz pupils. with
these figures in mind, 1t is questioned why
Congress authorized new central high
school with capacity for 800 students,
especially since no one on the board of
education asked for 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-08
WASHINGTONIANS TAKE PART.
Day Set Apart for World in Bal
fimnre' Mission Exhibit

The world in Baltimore exhibit
which will be opened in the Monumental
city October %, will be given over to
washingtonians for one day. November
Ii. which will be known as washington
day." The local general committee on
Washington day met last night and Or
ganized. naming as tbs following chair
men Of committees: William Knowles
Cooper, on speakers; Edward Tarring, on
transportation: w. o. Iiltabidle. on liter
allure; A. w. Starratt, on publicity; o. p.
Kellar, on badges. Rev Joseph NJ NJ.
Gray Is chairman OF the general COM
mittee.
The magnitude of this missionary spec
tacie. which requires nearly 13.OO0 people
for its presentation, was explained to
Washington audiences last week by two
Baltimore clergymen. and many churches
are arranging for addresses on the same
subject in the near future. The local
committee plans to operate special trains
to and from Baltimore on Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-08
MAKES KING AN EXAMPLE.
Justice Stafford Imposes Ten-Year
Sentence for Pocketbook Snatching.

lie Roy King. colored, who is also known
as Leander King or George Kane, pleaded
guilty today before Justice Stafford in
Criminal Court No. to snatchins purse
from Maud j.. HoWison June rs last.
the public street. Justice Stafford, in i'm
posing a sentence of ten years in the
penitentiary, declared that pocketbooll
snatching must be stopped, and that hs
intended to impose heavy sentences for
such transgressions.
King several days ago wrote letter To
the court explaining that he had been
converted while in jail, and declaring
that he had been forgiven by God for thu
offenses as Well as for previous failings.
In court today the prisoner renewed the
assertion that he had been forgiven bv
heaven, and asked leniency of the court.
King also told the justice that he had
fourteen little brothers and sisters who
needed his help.
Justice Stafford expressed regret that
King had not been converted" before ~
committed the robbery. He then imposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-08
LAUREL ENTRIES.

LAUREL, Md. October S.-First race,
two-year-old tilles; selling; purse, 500:
five and one-half furlongs nine yards
"Smash, o. *Jewel of Asia. %: "Honey
Bee, 81: Linbrook, 80; Phew, los; Miss
Edith, 1O6; Coy, los; Paris Green, 1Ns;
Hester Prynne, 10.
Second race, for Army and Nayy-Stee-
plechase: purse $600-Four-year-olds and
up: about two and One-half miles six
yards-Zagg, l57; Old Erin. 157: Gus
Straus, 157; Goldwick, 162; San Angelo
16o: knight of Elway, 1872
Third race, three-year-olds and up;
purse. $500; selling; six furlongs twenty
one yards-.Fond, 9S: LADY Sybil. l02;
Rey. 1903; snuff, 105: Sixty. 1O7; Mon Ami.
gree. no: Monty Fox, 40: 'Moncrief. III;
Chiffon Queen, 113; knight Deck. 113:
double Five, 1l6; Lord Wells, 1l6;
Mondine'te. lo7. Also eligible,Hal-
los; Dissenter, 1O7; *Clem Beachey, 102.
Fourth race, Hopkins selling stake;
81 800 added; three-year-olds and up; one
mile-Star Jasmine and The Rump, l02
each; *Altamaha and Hamilton, lob each;
Azyiade, 100: *Chester Krum, "Cliff Edge
Ill; Superstition, 115. and sc. NJ. Miller
and Sebago. 116 each
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up:
purse. $500; selling: mile and seventy
Elton Blue 9S; 'Ceremonious. 101; Tur-
bine 1O2; Candidate, 1ol; Patrick S. and
Edith IneX, 1O6 each; Seconke and York
shire Boy. 100 each; Exemplar, 112, and
Hilarious, 121.
Sixth race, three-yoar-olds and up;
purse. s:IH.: selling; mile and an eighth
sMv Gal, 100; aHaldeman and Naughty
Lad, 106 each; *Monsieur and Stairs, 107
each: sTaboO and Supervisor. los each;
Lord Elam E,bart and Accord. 10 each;
Charles +. Granger, Ill, and Michael An
gelo, 113.
apprentice allowance of five pounds
claimed Weather fine; track fast