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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08

Eagle Store SuStainS $1,000
Loss Caused byA
Meter Bursting

Il is estimated that drygoods to the
amount ot $1,000 vas damaged by
water last night in the Eagle Nercan-
tile store, the result Of water meter
freezing and bursting ia the rooms Or
DIR. ]. NJ Bond over the store. When
clerks IN the store opened the doors
this morning they we're met BY a flood
ed scene. Water was pouring into
the west half OF the store from above
in stream and the floor was cover
ed to a depth Of two inches IN wat.
er.
The water came down near the RAJ
diator and an along the ceiling where
the water pipes run, flooding the
store and damaging much Of the
counter goods
M. w Horn, president Of the Eagle
Mercantile company estimates that
the damages to the stock win exceed
$1,000. Clerks were busy for hours
mopping the floor Of the store.
The water meter On the supply line
in the office Of Dr. j. NJ. Bond burst
some time Sunday afternoon. accord
/ ing to the opinion OF f. A. Peyton.
city superintendent Of the water
works. and when The fires were made
in the basement Of the building Mon.
day morning the pipes began to thaw
and the flood resulted.
The Smith building has the water
/ pipes running along between the floor
Of the second story and the ceiling Of
the rooms on the first floor, and the
bursting 81 the pipes made It very dih
astrous. because Of the surface ths
iplpes extend over
Men from the vatef commits ~
office were summoned Ed the sceal
after the bfokeh pipes were discover
ed but there was some delay before
key could be found that would turn
the water Off. At S:s0 O'clock tni.
morning the water was shut or.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08
MYSTERYIN
OKLA.CITY
TRAGEDY


David Russell. the baker at Roddy's.
was called to Oklahoma City Sunday
morning by telegram stating that
MS brother-in-law John Gentry was
dead. Nc Russell came home lasi
night and reported the tragedy that
was discovered al the home Of his
brother.in.law late Saturday night
John Gentry was found in his chair
holding newspaper before him with
bullet wound through his head, the
bullet entering from the back part OF
the head Mr.. Russell says that his
brotherin-law was a man OF good
character and excellent standing and
what his mysterious murder is shock
ing to his family
Mrs. Gentry was not at home satur.
day night She was spending the
night at the home OF her father. Her
husband has planned 10 go to El Re
mo on a short business trip. When
she came home Sunday morning At 8
o'clock she found her husband dead.
According to news from Oklahoma
city today Mrs. Gentry has been ar
rested IN connection with the deash
o. her husband J. X Mackey he
lieved to nave been with her satur
day night. and Maris Wrightman, hel
brother. are also being held for inves
tigation. II is said that the womai
has TOLD conflicting stories about he
actions Saturday night
The latest theory advanced, and ar
parenus that upon which the officer
are working. is that Maekey and Mrs
Gentry we're together at tile Gentr
home; that they had made up pitet
/ er OF eggnog, and had indulged there
! in. Officers believe they we're caugf
+ in the house by Gentry, and that tn
murder was committed there ard the
Officers believe Gentry's body va
{ placed IN the position in which it va
found by the murdered or murderer
]. Nelghbors say they heard shots bs
/. the time given ranges from 3 o'eloc
a 70 midnight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08
FORMER cHlckAsHA
MERCHANT IS nSAo

A Telegram received by ". Z. Har-
we'll here today announced the death
Of p. ]. Treadwell in Albuquerque, n.
NJ. al an early hour this morning
Mr.. Treadwell vas formerly engag-
ed in the clothing business IN this
city and left here 0nly q few weeks
ago for New Mexico hoping 70 bene.
fil his health. Death was due to tub
erculosIs.
The deceased was man n middle
age and had been in very poor health
for two years lie was a man Of fine
character and enjoyed the highesr re
spect Of al Who knew him. He wal
a member of the order Of Elks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08

DOCKET IS
TAKEN UP
Cook is Fined ior Con-
ttmpt--Jury Empan
eIed for Term

In the district couSt today the jury
was empaneled and work on the Grim
inal docket was begun.
The following cases were dismiss
ed: chas. Simpson. charged with
burglary; Bill craussen, rape, U.
Stephens and others aggravated as
sault; W. T. Akin, moving mortgaged
property
Jim Defley plead guilty to the
charge Of aggravated assault and was
fined $50 and costs.
The cases Of W. T. Glenn and l. l..
Jackson charged with assault, brought
here from comanche county. was con
tinuea lar the term.
In the case OF sam Cook, charged
with contempt Of court in violation
Of an injunction. BY agreement the de,
fendant was ordered TO pay fine oi
$50 and costs and to furnish a bond
for $3.50 which Is to be forfeited in
case Of tho conviction or any person
Of selling liquor with defendants
knowledge in the Cook building.
Jurors were drawn FOR the term as
follows
F. f. Warriner, Tuttle.
c. ]. Richardson. Tuttle-
A. ]. Hallum Chiekasha.
Jim futile. Tuttle.
Robert Dukes, Rush Springs.
Wood Black, Rush Springs.
i f. E. Davidson. Pocasset
G. " Caldwell. ehIckasha.
A. H. Jones. Poeasset
Sam Harris. Cement
1 ]. F. Dillon, Chickasha
W. R, Raymond Minco
J. P Whatley. Chickasha
J. S. Porter. chickasha.
John Campbell. verden.
p F Lasley, Minco
s. C. caywood, Rush Springs
! John Tewksbury. chickasha.
J. H. Duckwoll. Tuttle.
z.lison. Rush Springs
C. C. Fish, Pocasset
G. Z. Beeler, Chiokasha
Rufe TAYLOR verden.
John Osborne. Verden.
+. Gee. Ingram. Rush Springs.
: A. L Malcolm. Minco
: w. " Durman. Niddlebafg.
:. Geo. Hanna. Tuttle.
{ Ford Withersnoon. Chlckasha
e Berry Smith, Verden.
n W NJ. McComas Pocasset
J. T Long. Laverty.
H 2. Martin. chickasha
J. W 2. Graham. NARROW
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reIegram BY unIted Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Boston. Jan S.-That the desire to
save BITS life, not sorrow for the muir
der of Avis Linneli, prompted Riches
son 10 confess, win be the contention
.of District Attorney Peletier when
the minister is arraigned late this af-
ternoon
A plea of guilty viii Be entered
posiponing the sentence until next
weel Pelleter is bitter toward Rich
eson declaring chat with the existing
circumstances Of the case. he win de-
mand the death sentence
Pelletier conferred with Geo Foss
this morning. presumably to dlscusss
the governors attitude toward thu
case
Thomas W. Lawson today wrote
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IeIegram ly unILed PTess.

tItEIHfH y DIIttu fFe7''
Washington, Jan. s. senator Ia
Toilette today ridiculed che idea that
his chance meeting with Bryan at the
station here concerned a third party.
He said he thought some such report
would be circulated. but said It was
ridiculous
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X is cold but # has been colder al
this time Of year aceordhg to the efi-
eence produced By ; C. Good, official
weather observer for these parts. Mr.
Good says that at one time since he
has been reading the weather in
Chickasha the mercury has been de-
grees below zero. Three years ago
Saturday on Jan. the mercury was
three below zero in '9ll on that
date 1t was is degrees above and Sat
urday. this year the mercury went
degrees below
Last night the minimum tempera
lure was degrees above and at $
o'clock This morning il was seven
above.
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New Man Takes
Charge Of The Star

Charles q Reade has leased the
New sfar Theatre bulldlng and viii
omen first class moving picture
shoe there tonight The initial van.
degIlle attraction will be the ssfan'
ton and Kigtine Company
grsl class moving pictures with
eleh class vaudeville win be the pro.
Grams under Mr Reade's manage
ment Mr.. Reade has been here for
several months and needs no introdae'
tloa to the public He is The special
aeent for the Baldwin Piano GO, tie
viii operatc a ten cent show
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HOOK IS TO
Be NAMED
reIegram y IInIled Presa.

Telegram By United Press.
washington. Jan. S-Taft told sew
eral q llers feday that he had decided
to nominate Judge Hook to the su-
preme court to succeed Justice Har.
Ian
Information was refused Al the
White House. but it is generally ae
cepted
A fight n the senate On Hooks con
flrmation Is expected from the nro
gresslvesl
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WEEK or PRAYER BEGINS.

The annual week of prayer viii be
observed all over tae Christian world
this week ana services will be held az
the different churches OF the city be.
ginning tonight at the CONGREGATIONAL
church. Rev. s. r. Wilson pastor OF
the Presbyterian church win lead The
meeting tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08

Ned Bruce heap big mimi oi Anas
dafko. was placed in the city hoeIlle
last night On the charge 81 imh'hIns
too much fire water Bruce RaA all|l
in JAIN this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08

chieago. Jan. s. The cold wave in
the middle west was generally hrok
ZEN today The temperature is now
about s above Colder weather is
iorecasted again however
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-08

Walter Pellis vas fined SO an the
charge Of vagfaHeg IN the court Of
.hHaee J D. Vance today
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MrppINe pAarY TaAoEDY


: Telegram BY United Press.
= Wheeling, Va. Jan s.-A large
= automobile truck carrying az per-
= sons. comprising a Wedding par
= y. went over a high embankment
. here this morning, Two were
: kfiled and many injured.
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WEATHER
WARNER
a4444A4A4~eseeeet
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Tuasday FAN con- !
; tinued cold. I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.

JUST AS SURE As THE SUN RISES
every morning VIII property values IN
" you have any money which does not
bring YOU at least per cent on your
Investments. buy real estate. 49,.
within Ave years from date IL will
double and treble in value. Can put you
next TO some extraordinary propositions.
fou can buy S2iX330 feet two blocks
from the postoffice, on a paved street
and all paving. sewer and sidewalk as
sessments paid In full. for $3.50.
Near 6th South on state St. S21xls1
no. IT." Tor Tor. s}s9 per foot II vii bring $500 $50
Have plenty OF business property be-.
tween the depots and 2nd East, and
south Temple and Fourth South. which
can he bought right and WI, be money
On First ave. s4xls5 feet. located near
NJ street. improvements consist OF an old
i-room frame house which would rent
bought for $500. bringing. YOU per cent
1t be worth In five years?
On 7th South near Sth East two
houses, one a f1ve-room modern brick and
the other a four-room frame, all for
$4,000. All assessments paid. Owner. re-
months ago. but he is leaving the city
On 9th East near 10th South. 6oxlso
feet to 2o-foot alley in tho rear Al
bought for 1880.
Either for speculation or home build
Ing, no better lots are offered In the CITY
than those In Farlnont Springs addition
near 18th South and 9th East Lots are
2hx14o feet. Have sidewalks and water
and beautiful shade trees. Ninth East Is
paved to 18th South. Proper building re-
strictlons. Price of lots $500 and up
ward, s25 cash and $40 per month. In
order to find out II these lots are really
cheap. take a fve-minute car ride from
these lots north. Lots In that locality
cannot he bought for less than $3.50.
Saving you $500 and only taking Ave
minutes more OF your time to reach your
home. Investigate this propositiou-a
saving proposition for a young man and
home proposition for anyone who wants
to build and live within his means.
We Write Fire Insurance,
A. RICHTER,
73 So. Main ST. Both Phones GIL,
xc55O
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ss5oo-A NICE 6-RooM MODERN NEW
bungalow. close 10 Liberty park,
fun basement. cement walks. etc,
$3.50 cash balance s35 per month,
This is bargain.
S3S50-Finc 5-room modern bungalow,
large front halls. mission mantels,
bookcases built In In living rooms.
beam ceilings. cabinet kitchen,
larcc front and back porChcS, fine
location: $1,000 cash, balance like
rent.
sa75o-5-room modern brick on First
ave- on paved street. fruit trees.
cement walks, barn. etc. Let us
show YOU this place. Can arrange
terms.
$l5O0--f room frame. city water. e. /.
near car line. This is a bargain
and will sell quick at the price.
Only $50 cash, balance s15 per
month.
We have some nice modern houses in
northwest part of the city We can sell
from $1,000 up. Can make terms to
suit
For building let's see US. We have
come choice locations, all prices and
terms and in order to clean UP these
scattering lots arc offering them at low
figure.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
G6 West Third South.
xS4SS
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.

NEW 5-ROOM MODERN HOME. MIS-
sion finish. hardwood fioors. kitchen
cabinet. china cabinet. beam ceiling and
elegant electric nytures
lot 81 feet 10y 100 feet. facing on
'th East, paved street. ali assessu snts
paid; only SI25o. $1,000 cash. balance s5J
per month.
Nearly new 6-room modern brick home,
lawn front and back. furnace. extra store
or Vashroom. located on End South, be-
tween 10th and ilth East. paved street,
one block from house: price $4,000 on easy
terms
PROGRESS REALTY CO..
22o Keern5 bldg
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22o6 WALNUT AVE, FOREST DALE.
5-room. bath, electric light, hot and
cold water. mantel, cellar. stairway.
room for three rooms upstairs. three lots.
lawn. shr1Ibbery. small fruit. corral. barn
chicken run, etc. cash. small payment;
balance easy; or trade for farm. Keys
next door north. Inspect II and make
an offer. Address j. l.. Stark. Silver CITY.
Utah A2SD
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THE BEST INVESTMENT On
EARTH rs EARTH
FARMS

- farm, near TO the car
inc, oc fare: n good siX-room brick
mouse, flowing well and good water
right. small orchard: exceptionally
close in.
S490 cash. Balance casv. Price $4,000.
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sio CASH $40 MONTHLY,

Choice OF building lots on 7th East,
sth East. 5th East. 6th East Lake st.
Park ST.. University st. or Belmont ave,
s2T5 each and upward; sidewalks, street
cars. near schools all city improvements
close in: only few 10 he had; guaran
tee you cannot do better anywhere.
See Nos. 1903 1907 and 11l5 South 1th
East for a flne broom modern home :;
So0o cash will place you In one OF these
modern homes close 20 new Hawthorne
school. on Ith East. take CIR then SEQ
us for price,
What have YOU in a bargain for sale
lots or houses?
Phone $500. 81 East ith South.
x25T4
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

MILK WAGON IN GOOD CONDITION.
cheap 746 So. State. Ed Stromness.
1850
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~ acres Of very choice land in Tay-
lorsville. with II acres In bearing
orchard. mainly apples. This Is the
best apple land in the state
$4,000 cash. Time on balance.
Price $1,000.
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO;
s6eS
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BETTnYON HOME BUILDERS co.
4 FEW REAL BARGAINS
FOR LIVE BUYERS.

ASK ANY CONTRACTOR
About this house. q new, 2-story, shinsle
bungalow: rooms; separate bath and
toilet. double floor hand decorated din
ing and living rooms, ouilt-in buffet
large front porch. screened back porch
rooms in concrete basement. Eound
Oak furnace; lot 50N12Tl to alley; con
crete walks all around; barn, coops, nice
lawn and young trees You can't dupl-
cate this for si5O0: $4,000 takes it. $1,000
cash, balance easy.
WE WANT YOUR OPINION.
Is this a bargain? Lot 3x20 rods: 5tl,
East near 9th South, has houses on
IL. one 10 rooms, one 6 rooms, rented
elegant location for terraces, price $4,000
$1,000 cash, balance mortgage per cent
TO TRADE
For small country place, nice Broom,
modern cottage; fine location.
MILL CREEK. HOME.
Il acres, very choice land. 7-room house,
new car line Will pass the door; price
$4,000 II sold by March l: cash, bal
anGe easy.
40 ACRES FRUIT LAND.
Southeast bench. have water every three
DAYS all the time, Groom house, coops
sheds snap for $4,000; $1,000 cash, bal
ance easy.
so ACRES. NEAR SANDY.
Very choice fruit land; So shares water
$3.50; easy terms.
'.TIIE HOMEBUILDER" for March
will soon be out; BEST YET; send adj
dress, it's free.
We represent Tho COMMERCIAL UN-
ION FIRE INSURANCE co. of New
York. How about it? Would you be
fully protected if you had FIRE today:
BETTHYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
1912 East 3rd South St
Ind, 31s. Bell 2o3o
x255s
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

HILLS POULTRY FARM 11o r 15TH
,, so. Visitors welcome, Take Murray car.
HHgSs and chicks from bred to-lay s. c.
Leehorns and s. c. Rhode Island
houses, SIS. SIS. $50 and s24.50 delivered !:
80 up complete, Essex model. Incubators,
ihtts5est grade hatchers built. $3.50 up. All
qs numqs OF hrst-class poultry supplies. New
nI,, nuiis Lock BoX773 city. or phone Wasatch
Murray 80. x2265
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HOTELS
FAMILY Hotel
STOVE AID RANCE REPAIRS

FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made fov any
stove Water jackets cleaned. Al makes
OF water Jackets for sale. We make a
speciality Of furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear 531 SO. State st Telephone ilIf
rlpe5
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

and tnxidermist line. Highest prices
paid for raw furs and Wild animals
x. Stencil FUR Co., 6f u. 3rd SO. s2S2S
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CARPENTER, JoBBING

-~-~N~-----~-
Is NJ. JAMESON, CARPENTER AND
cablnctmsker shop rear 420 So srd
East. ptaVe
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HOUSE CLEANING
CLEANING AND DYEING
PLUMBING & STEAM HEAT

RANGES MOVED AND CONNECTED.
$3.50: water jackets cleaned. stoves and
ranges repaired. SIS Pacific ave. 10. z.
Morrison. Wnsatch 2SI1-Y. Sl4sO
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BELL A. y. HUMPHREYS.
4lS3. rs West End South st,

5-room modern house. southeast, close
in connected with sewer large lot. ce~
ment walks, lawn. shade, etc. $3.50: on
easy terms.
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CUSHIONS AND UPHOLSTER-
ING
PATENTS
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work experienced men; prices right
Office Duvals paper store. d31I9
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CARPET CLEANING

WE ARE THE OLDEST: WE EMPLOY
only hlgh-class men; work guaranteed
American Carpet Cleaning Co. Both
phones 272i. mi2st
BEST WORK. AMERICAN CARPET
Cleaning 60. Phones 272i. n5ss
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


". WILLIAMS g. SON. 1ss n ST. BELL
15s5-k. Upholstering, chairs recaned,
o3i2
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
holstered: cotton and hair mattresses
made over. Up Date Furniture Co.
30s s, w. Temple Bell 2l2I. o2607
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WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH A
complot. line Of very desirable (ncw
ana second -hand) household furnishings.
CONSISTING Of ranges. stoves. beds. car
pcs. dressers. etc. etc. and In order 10
make room we Will offer same at dis
count prices for the next sixty davs.
fiisner Furn. Co, 1e5 SO. w. Temple. Bell
Oil. Ind 96I. s1219
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DENTISTS

II. j SMITH, DENTIST. OF MURRAY.
room 7l6 kearns bldg, 1876 Main. Salt
Lake. d3533
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HOTELS AND ROOMINCi HOUSES
MY SPECIALITY

.5S-room hotel. strictly modern, fur
nlshed excellent location, $4,000. $500
down, balance easy.
"'-room hotel, steam heat rent less
than s. per room a chance OF your life :
only $1,000 $500 down.
lS-room. steam heat, running water
ncNlN furnished, Main St; $500: will
trade for real estate
s-roon1. strictly modern. we'll furnished :
gain, east side.
. rooms nicely furnished: rent SIG; $3.50; :;
18th South. uesr Main.
groom apartment. newly furnished :
rent $50; goes for sI25
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We have a bargain on South state
street--a b-acre farm. with a neat
two-room and summer kitchen house,
cellar. well, barns. etc: all farm In,
PIGMENTS, chickens, hogs, horse and
COW Included.
$500 cash. Balance easy, Price $500,
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TAILOR

SUITS OR oVBRCOATS MADE TO
order from $l5 to $50. a. NJ Resell %
So state, Sos
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-iMPRovED.

BURT & CARLoUIsT COMPANY.
90 Main Street. Phones $50
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AND VAULTS
AND PLUMEs

~ LINES -~--
IL ss'ss ssn,sS :. a. GGaaE;aNEp: GaT;asIN 9;I,:,
ei00
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STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP At
iHoSoi Baking Co. stale bread depot
r2aSS
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERS

BIRD COWAN co.
$50 South w Temple. Bell phone il1i.
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SADDLE STABLES

HIGH CLASS SADDLE BOARDING
stables, rear ls7 South 10Th East.
e 3 Kercher. Mgr Ind. S26e. Hsi9
GENTLE GATED SADDLE HORSES, 81
West &rd South. Wssatch zoos. N2N3a
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MASSAGE


MISS HELD, a63 MAIN ST, AFART
fucnt ! (upst3irs) electrical
vibrstory and steam baths. new atten-
dants. Phone Ind. 26So- AIS9S
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HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
Go West Third South.
THREE, BARGAINS.


6.roon mod. house; lot 5oxlS2; lot
alone worth from $50 to 800 per foot
for $4,000.
Two-Story frame store building, for
$500; all paving and other special taxes
paid Spend a few hundred dollars on
this and make two stores, with three liv-
ing rooms for each store. that Will ront
from $40 TO $50 per month each Either
lot or building Is worth the price asked
Both OF The above snaps are on tho
east side and about blocks from tho
Knui sford building
o-rooin mod. bungalow near 18th East
and 9TH South nearly new. 1t has up
to-date plumbing, furnace. vcranda clear
across front OF house; large lot, etc Own
crs leaving tho city, and II sold in the
next few days Will take $4,000; only $3.50
cash balance SS6 "A mouth. including in
terest. Immediate possession,
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