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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
CONFERENCE BARGAINS

CONFERENCE BARGAINS
20 acres near city. water right $500.
acres southeast. I acres choice fruit.
water right. si75o. $3.50 cash. bal. $3.50
per month
50 acres choice land. sl,oo Terms
$50 acres Improved farm. water right
good spring. stock. farming machinery
and household goods so with place
Cheap al $4,000.
SO acres near r. r. ssT5 per acre:
years 20 pay: would take Salt Lake lots
for equity.
$40 acres near r r town. $40 per
ncre; long time TO pay: or will trade for
Salt Lake property.
SO acres. the kind Of land that made
your father rich. for quick sale SIS per
acre. Terms.
Have largo ranch az n bargain.
See me for Park Valley lands
See mo for Raft River lands.
See me for Strevell lots.
See me for Streven l0-acre tracts.
GEO. ". DANLET.
Bell 1898. SIS Newhouse Bldg. Ind. sS..
bail
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rsys-room modern brick. between II
"a on Tth avenue. Everything In first
ffu condition. a beautiful home with
IA air furnace and modern improve
-so,s. Price $1,000. Terms.
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BEAUTy-THB FINEST BUNGA-
low in city; FIVE rooms. bath, two halls
and room upstairs for three more rooms !;
lift living room, book cases. mantel
white enamel buffet kitchen. nickel
hardware. white enamel bathroom.
clothes chute, linen closet. private vents
tn kitchen and bath, large screened
porch, sleeping porch. front porch 27xS.
good furnace, hardwood floors; In fact
everything that Is UP TO date This home
will be completed In two weeks and
Will be a bargain at $4,000. and can be
sold on most reasonable terms. Locat-
ed at S32 South 1lth East, in the coming
part OF city,
FRED ]. swANER- Hyland 1895 s-w.
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ONE FINE i-ROoM HOME. JUST
one block from paved street.
lot oOSlo6 TO alley. fine shade
trees. flowing well and in a very
choice location; a number OF new
houses being built in immediate
vicinity. easy terms; only s2500.
PROGRESS REALTY a. BUILD
ING co.
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s,on GROOM RED PRESSED BRICK
vScSsru home. southeast. within easy
-.iSinr distance TO business center, Well
ss.,sd on corner lot. Good resid ence
sss.st. All assessments paid. Espe-
s.llT adapted for small family with ono
4 two roomers. Bsst OF terms. or will
snsInS lots that are fully paid up as
-. payment Owner going 10 leave
~ Price only $4,000,
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yro-story. 7-room modern. P 3.
..as. well built and nearly new. between
"a and Ord South and Ilth East. Lot
rrls6 70 alley. A bargain at $4,000. See
4 eariy Good terms. (cl2D.
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Building lot on 18th r. west
front. improvements now in
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EoME ON 9TH EAST. ONLY $3.50.
sh.room brick home. between sth and
Is South on 9th East, well built. In good
rsd.lon Lot 35xI45. Assessments paid
fso blocks from school. Terms. (c96),
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vsahy new 4-room modern pressed
,,:rt cottage, facing south on Blaine av-
"a one-haif block enst OF 9th East
ssrss rooms and in good first class con-
fs,sn Good cellar and all assessments
"A Must sell at once. Only $1,000,
Fra cash, balance terms.
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BUY, BUILD AND LIVE IN DOUGLAS
lark TAKE THE SECOND SOUTH
STREET CAR AND LOOK IT OVER;
CONE OUT TODAY: A BEAUTIFUL
NlDG. bT29
NEW s-ROOM BUNGALOW, NEAR
new paving district, southeast. Ideal IN
every respect. modern and pleasing out
side and inside; only $4,000. good terms;
we have over 100 listings all very select
buys In homes, in all parts OF the city
and on all kinds OF terms.
PROGRESS REALTY & BUILDING CO..
220 Kearns bldg b73i
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Buy lots In Douglas Park, University
Heights. College View and he independ- =
ent.
New street car going IN.
New houses going up.
Closest-in subdivision on the oeauu-
full east bench.
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|gHo SAYS 4 UTAH HOME. WITH A
rodeD Utah Ring? Up-to date. beau
'rtl and well located. We are Utah's S
4 Hcse Providers, with terms TO suit
|Feyons.
PRoCRESS REALTY G. BLDG. CO.,
No. go kearns Bldg.
bs5s
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fenn

Building lot cor. or state
st, good location for store or
home.
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PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG. CO..
220 Kearps Bldg.
Both phones 3sSS
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Here Is a bargain in a small home {.

S-OV cosh. Sop per HloHtH' So<oV pii0e
Here Is a bargain in a small home for
little money:
4-room brick house. close 20 iith East
ter In house. cement cellar and excep-
uonaIlv f1ne lot with fine hedge. lawn
and about 20 good bearing fruit trees;
20 feet Of chieken coops ,,,
LOTS.
5ox11o on Bryan avenue. one-fourth
block from car line.
block from capitol grounds We have
a lot bo1l27 feet with frontage on 2
On 4th avenue between c and d
streets south front sewer and sidewalk
paid, B5x112 feet
sf700. Terms arranged 10 suit. sl7oo.
We have a large lot. 7sx57o feet. east
on 18th South street. Just the place for
flock Of chickens, nice family garden
or room TO keep n horse and cow; only
few large lots Ike this to be had.
$50 cash. SIS per month. $1,000 price.
FARMS
We have only. one more tract in Cot
tonwood left, which we can sell you on
young fruit trees choice varieties. good
sandy loam, good primary water from
BIZ Cottonwood canyon, ~
Il miles southwest Of city. one mile
from the car line. we have q lo-acre
farm. good 4-room house. family or
chard. barn. cellars, hay sheds etc
very fine land all under cultivation:
good water right
$500 cash. S275o price.
Balance arranged on terms
BURT G. CARLoUIST COMPANY
80 Main Street. Phones $50.
LOANS. FIRE INSURANCE. RENTALS.
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HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION
HONESiTE ADDITION

T.
HOMESiTE ADDITION.
BY the closing UP OF an ESTATE this
Beautiful tract OF ground has henn sub
divided and viii be offered 10 the public
IN Building Lots on April u.
EOMESTTE ADDITION
IL just north ~ W1ndamore on bth East
IL Is high. level and DRY. and no better
soil can be found In the state
BUILDINGS.
TomcE!ta Addition - surrounded BY
beautiful homes and f7j GOO wiil be spent
on this beautiful tract
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
For tho first thirty DAYS SO cash and
g. per month will secure YOU a beautiful
building lot 80 feet by 1876 feet 20 a 10
foot alley. with cement walks and shade
trees.
NEVER BEFORE
have building lots equal % these been
offered the salt Lake public al such
prices and terms.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
In this addition you can get more for
YOUR money and on easier terms than IN
any other part ul M. city
BY INVESTING MONTHLY
few dollars Ia thes" choice lots your
savings viii not only be absolutely safe,
but YOU viii receive large returns on
your investment
HOMESITE ADDITION
HOMESTTE ADDITION.
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Here Is another equally as good;
5-room pressed brick bungalow. 9th
South and 10th East. close 10 the new
high school, full basement, thoroughly
modern except furnace. which can be In
stalled.
1850 Gosh. $50 per month. ss25o price
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.
HOUSES

BURT & cARLaUIsT COMPANY.
a. Main Street Phones $50.
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s45oo-NEw GROOM. MODERN BUN
galow, Just completed, Buffet
Kitchen. Screened Porch, Cement
Cellar Hot Air Heat, Fireplace
and Book Cases. Buffet in Dining
Room. Bath, Cement Walks
Walking Distance. Conway Court,
7th So. between Srd and 4th East
$4,000 down. balance terms.
STRINGHAM BROS. INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
Phone 1891. 4ot Mcintyre Bldg
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Corner on State 50. that will
double your money.
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$3.50 room strictly modern white
pressed brick. fine basement. side
walks paid and In around house:
lawns. chicken houses. strawberry
bed etc. block off 9th T.. paw
ing. near ilth So; $500 cash, s25
per month
s55o0-s- room fine red pressed brick, al
most new. cost owner $500. must
sell quick furnace. hne library;
faces south on Ath So. near sth
East. large lot and fine garage.
This IS bargain. II you miss
this It's your great loss. Just
think. $500.
$500 Beautiful home on st. faces
east: lot 2ixlo. furnace; worth
s5Ooo-i0 acres. 18th SO. and Redwood
On my. what a snap.
sloOO-Per acre. - acres on l1th East
Just the thing 10 subdivide. 4
bargain. VIII make easy terms
and allow YOU TO subdivide and
will give releases as YOU sell lots
Come on. now. New car line go
lnE IN ana CITY water III 'front.' OF
land.
5000 acres, 10th South and 18th East.
Easy terms.
$500 TO LOAN,
$1,000 TO LOAN
$1,000 TO LOAN.
s25on-5NiO on Ith So. near 18th Z:
will divide and sell half
s3Ooo-s5Nii5 and allsy. on corner 6th
and NJ.
S90o-Two lots 50xIi0, alley. on 11th
So. bet. 10th and ilth F.. 500
cash. SO per month.
si75o-5ox1io. 18th e. near 4th So
s1200-ioxil5. alley. NJ st. near 5th.
MEERs & MCCARTNEY.
2i0-2ll Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922.
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Good s-rn. cottage. us 18th
East. sewer. walks and gas.
reasonable terms.
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sTSr.

lst ave. home. fun ?-story,
S rms. mod. hot water heat:
laundry; paving paid.
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tkasn

Home. ! rms. east side. full
2-story. strictly modern. very
neat appearance. Terms can
be made.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
LANDS

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY NOW OFFER
INC FOR SALE IN LARGE AND
SMALL TRACTS. GOOD FARM
LAND IN THE COACHELLA
VALLEY. LOCATED SOUTH
EAST FROM LOS ANGELES.
GOOD LAND: GOOD WATER:
GOOD MARKETS AND a FINE
CLIMATE. THIS IS \ TWO
CROP COUNTRY. THE EARL1-
EST IN CALIFORNIA. COT
TON. DATES. ORANGES. FIGS.
ALMONDS PROFtTABLY AND
SUCCESSFULLY RAISED. THE
LAND OF BIC CROPS. BIG
PROFITS. LOW PRICES.
TERMS VERY EASY: 10 YEARS
TINE. ONLY E-TENTH OF
THE PURCHASE PRICE RE
QUIRED DOWN YOU BUY Dr.
RECT FROM THE r. r. COM
PANY.
FOR FULL PARTICULRS.
CALL OR WRITE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC r R
LAND AGENCY
Is ". SECOND SoTTH ST.
SALT LAKE CITY.
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$1,000.

Beautiful modern home In
NeEhouse Park. dnish hard
wood. hot water heat. billiard
ROOM garage.
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BEAUTIFUL RIDE TO-DAY; TAKE
THE SECOND SOUTH STREET CAR
TO DOUGLAS PARK, 9TH SOUTH,
18TH EAST. btZ'
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5000

$500.
Very fne 5-Tm cottage. 2. r.
lot 61sNlf0 II 10 alley. barn.
chicken runs, very good home.
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|fpg SALE. FOUR LOTS. CHICKEN
ieres. good soil. well and city water.
No.toom cottage in rear. with roomy
|nrti. one block from new car line. on
kcgitul east bench. three blocks north.
|Ns blocks east Of pententiary entrance.
| tke Call or write me. a. Bennauer.
kszr House station a32s7
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|N OWNER. CLOSE IN. AN EXCEL
l,si trout. chicken and fruit farm: Will
,its part good rental property; no agents.
sdi.ess pas, Tribune. a1235
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
NV I6

TAKE THE SECOND SOUTH STREET
CAR TO DOUGLAS PARK. 9TH
SOUTH 18TH EAST. b.c6
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GUNDRT Co,
1O1 Atlas Elnrl

GUNDRY Co,
207 Atlas Block.
Make specially on farm lands. These
are two OF our bargains;
400 acres. water for ITO acres: 40 head
OF cattle head OF horses. house, barn.
outbuildings; with 460 acres along the
water source protecting the mountain
range; also culinary water: only $l4. .000
half cash.
4-room frame. adobe lined, with lot
s7hxl62; nicely improved. with lawn.
shade and hedge; g. e.; only $1,000.
Phone Hyand S-w. b643
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s35oo-Beautifui home on ] ST. faces
cast: lot 2txl0. furnace: worth
$4,000.
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HoUsToNs rHE HousKRs.

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$500.
Building lot cor. on state
st, good location FOR store or
home.
1890.
Building lot on 18th +. west
front: improvements now IN.
1880.
Good s-rm. cottage. us 18th
East: sewer. walks and gas.
reasonable terms.
$500.
Very fne 5-rm cottage. p e.
lot 6G;HIf0 II 10 alley. barn.
chicken runs, very good home.
$3.50.
Home. rms. east side. fuil
s-story. strictly modern. very
neat appearance. Terms can
be made.
$3.50.
LIST ave. home. fun 2-story,
rms. mod. hot water heat:
laundry; paving paid.
$1,000.
Beautiful modern home In
Newhouse Park. finish hard
wood. hot water heat. billiard
room; garage.
Corner on State 50. that will
double your money.
Very fine Main ST. sites.
Warehouse and fsctory sites
on good trackage FOR Lease;
will build 10 suit tenant. fur
nishing heat. light, power and
refrigeration.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. co.
351 Main ST. Phones. -.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
Employers Liability aud all
Casualty Lines.
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Very fine Main st. sites.

Warehouse and fsctory sites
on good trackage FOR lease;
Will build 10 suit tenant. fur
nishing heat. light, power and
refrigeration.
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s50e0-i0 acres 18th SO. and Redwood.
On my. what a snap.
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.ssoo-oNE s-RooM FRAME AMP
S-0' ono 4-room briok; size OF Iot'
saxo7s. on car limo. southeast.
s,oon -nnubIe i-room pr brick. near two
car lines; lot 6oxlssa.
si'o' near car line This Is bargain
ard viii sell quick at the price.
ONLY $50 cash. balance slo per
--,,r.. nnc building lots: party living
nutaidc of city wants an offer. You can
ust thom at a bargain
HIyBRARp INVESTMENT CO.
% west OF" b6a5
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BURT g. CARLQUIST COMPANY.
80 Main Street. Phones $50.
LOANS FIRE INSURANCE. RENTALS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

MAYLoN DETECTIVE SERVICE. OLD
est and best. Not a new concern. COS
S-lo Mcintyre. Phones 53T. a7s1
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-04-19
GUEST OF RosENwAlD
DR.. WASHINGTON ADDRESSES
MANY MEETINGS IN CHICAGO
THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY.

Chicago.-Dr Booker T. Washing
ton left here for the east, after having
spent a week in Chicago as the guest
of Julius Rosenwald, the philanthro-
pist, and trustee Of Tuskegee Insti-
tute. DR.. Washington delivered more
than Is addresses during the week.
The largest meeting was at Orchestra
hall. The educator spoke under the
auspices of the Chicago Sunday Even
ing club. and fully 5000 persons tried
to crowd into the auditorium, thou
sands being tuned away. The Tuske-
geean spoke at Sinai Temple, the latg
est Jewish house of worship in Chi
cago. Then again hundreds were un-
able to secure admission, SO great
was the rush to hear DR.. Washington.
DR.. Washington addressed the Chi
cago Colored Young Mems Christian
association When, he appeared on
the platform escorted by Mr.. Rosen-
valid, he was accorded an ovation last
ing several minutes. Great enthusi-
assn was also shown when he met
with the Chicago Local Negro Bust
ness league, of which DR.. George c.
Hall Is president.
During the week DIR. Washington ad-
dressed the Commercial club, the City
club, the Chicago School of Civics, the
Missionary Society of the Second Bap-
fist church and the Jewish Training
school.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-04-19
Qlanulsition on Luck.

There Is no doubt that what men
call bad luck Is often the result OF
bad conduct" said Capt. Charles r.
Tully of Abilene, Kan, at the New
Howard. Men suffer for violations
of the moral law. but. instead of
mending their ways. they rail at their
III fortune. ..
aside from this, however. l am
positive that some few OF the human
race are favorites OF fortune. One
Of the most prosperous men Of my &C.
quaintance won $4,000 In lottery.
and it was the foundation of a big
fortune made in the mercantile bust
ness. After that one big coup he
never bought another lottery ticket.
Years ago was In the cattle rails
ing business, and the owner OF big
ranch that adjoined mine, a capital
fellow of the name Of O'Brien, was, l
think, the recipient Of luck that was
simply marvellous. Many time when
the whole surrounding country would
be blistered and scorched by a long
continued drought showers would fall
in O'Brien's pasture, filling the water
holes and reviving the range. but not
q drop would descend on mine. The
truth Is that have seen 1t raining
on his ranch while praying with anx-
ious heart for the moisture to reach
me, only to note that when the line
Of my pasture fence was reached the
downpour would cease"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-04-19
NONE OF THESE HEAv|ES
Want JEANETTE'S GAME

New Worthwhile Jeanette has al
most given up hope Of ever getting
the Kennedys, Morrises, Morans or
Stewards to meet him, his manager
has now decided to take him to Cali
fornia for a contest with Jim Flynn
or Burns, and to remain there until
the return OF the winner of the CON-
ing McVea-Langford fight. BY elimi-
mating Burns and Jim Flynn, and then
Langford or McVea, he figures that
Johnson will be forced into a contest
with him.
jeanette in the past year has DEM
onstrated beyond the shadow of a
doubt that he is genuine contender
for the worlds championship. His
wiz over Sam Langford at the Madi-
son Square Garden was the best EVIL
dence Of his class. Langford's subse-
quent defeat by McVea eliminated
the tar baby" and as for McVea, he
was stopped by jeanette in forty-nine
rounds, and later decisively whipped
by him in thirty rounds.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-04-19
PORTUGUESE WEST
AFRICA FOR SALE
It Is Rumored That American
Capitalists Will Buy Pos
. sessions.
PORTUGUESE NEED MONEY!
TREASURY IN A BAD coNO''
TON AND COUNTRY IS NEGoTl.
ATiNG TO PART WITH RICH
LAND.

Portuguese West Africa. according
to reports from Europe, is for sale and
there is some talk of American capt.
talists acquiring the African posses
sions of the Portuguese. which Ia In
habited by 100000 blacks. The coun-
try is said to offer great opportuni-
ties along agricultural lines.
/. The Portuguese Congo is connected
with the Congo Free States, which has
a population Of 46,0O0,00O blacks. 1t Is
said that the purchase OF Portuguese
West Africa by American capitalists
and the introduction of farming among
the natives would also have a great In
fuence on the future of the blacks OF
the Congo Free State, as they. too.
would likely be shown eventually the
wisdom Of raising cotton and tiillng
the land in which they live. which Is
known for it's fertility.
Those deeply interested in the pur-
chase of Portuguese West Africa by
Americans predict that the contact OF
the natives, with whites and negroes
from America will bring many radical
changes in Africa, where thousands OF
blacks now 90 about in an uncivtlized
state. Aside from the Introduction OF
farming on large scale. the mode OF
living of the African could be greatly
changed. The natives now pay little
attention to clothing. but 1t Is the be-
lief of many that within decade the
majority Of blacks would adopt the
habits of Europeans and Americans
relative to wearing clothes.
1t is said that the Portuguese gov.
eminent is anxious to sell its African
possessions because its treasury is in
depleted state.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-04-19
Iowa State Bystander
DYsTANDER ruB. CO.. Publishers.
ore MONIES, IOWA
Man Who Made This Statement Meant,
Of Course, the Machines. Not
Their Operators.

did you ever notice3" said man
In q party OF men, how far from beau
tiful al typewriters are!"
All his listeners began to protest
violently.
Hold on" he said. Il don't mean
that kind. ! mean the machines"
There was chorus Of "Ohs" Of relief.
and he went on. Nov, II you will
look over all the makes Of writing ma
chimes you win see that beauty has
been invariably sacrificed for utility.
or the exigencies OF machinery. Other
machines are not entirely lacking In
lines Of beauty. but the typewriter.
(which Is one OF the most intellectual OF
machines, as ! might say, seeing that
only educated people use 1t. Is home
Her than any girl that ever pounded
It. ~
Several years ago one was put on
the market which did have some lines
Of beauty, but It has dropped out OF
sight, from which conclude that
beauty In typewriters is not popular.
Whether one could be made which
would be both useful and ornamental
] don't know, but do know that no
manufacturer Is turning out that kind
now. There is no pretty typewriter.
but some are less homely than others.
which counts for little to the good.
maybe"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-04-19
NEW JOB WAS SAFE.

A man who goes up to Maine eacn
year for the hunting was quite sur
prised this season upon arriving at the
village hotel to find one of the old anu
best-known guides loafing about Idle
well. Lafe," asked the vlsltor,
don't you guide hunting parties any
more? p a. ,..
mo, gave it up slowly answer
ed LATE. "Got tired Of being mistooN
for q deer" T. : Hau 49,
II don't blame you. How DO sou
earn your living now?"
Guide fishin' parties now. so LEI
nobody amt mistook me fer a fsn' -.
Harper's Magazine. 49,.