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FloTo WILL TAKE
CHARGE Of CHAVEZ

4 mcasnx~ rex eiy-d late this
afternoon b. ti,~ !sra~isI~Ae~a
.tss~- that B~any Chavez %,
Trinidad riosed an agreement
TO-DAY To fight hereafter under
the management nj Otto fioio.
sporting c'ii'of NJ tho Denver
Poe, and onr Of the h~s, known
sinr'inE men In the -sun,fr.
This m~ans that for time ~
least. Kenny will not he seen is-
call, in the sluaroi ring. Hy
becoming a rr"i"s- Of Fioso.
Chavez ~iil lie matched with
III" leading :-a,hrr~ciSh,. of
the country and ne Will hrcom,
n top no'rhcr In the fight fame.
Louis Newman the Denver lishs
weight has bsen looking a''-r
his interests lately.
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AUTO HIT BY TRAIN

Lincoln. Ssb.. Angus, it.-Iohr
". TTllor . farmer was fatally in.
juF"d and his son.in law. I.aisi,
Nro~n. ~as seriously injured this
morning when the au'omobii. 4,
Which 'hcv were driving was stalled
on the tracks at Gr-'na. Ncb.. and
struck by a passenger train. Ro.ro-
Morton. VINO was in tho automobile
c-raped by jumping Iio,h injured
mon reside near Waterloo. Nrb.
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WILSON FIGHTS
VACATION
PLANS

Washington. August II.-PresI-
dent Wilson today informed Dom,-
cratic scnators that he is unnltcr-
ably opposed to any recess Of the
scnat. between the tim. the tnr,fr
biiI In passed and the currency ts
taken up. H.. made II plain to them
thnt h" believes II tho duty OF tn.
Democratic party to dispose 0f tn.
tafiif and currency during the pr.s-
"hi session OF congress 70 that III,
December session may promptly tax.
up antitrust and other imporinn,
legislation carrying out platform
pledges.
Incidentally tn. president took "a
strong position on the auer,Ion of
l"gisla'iy. agreement between DEM
"'ra's and Republicans In congrass.
"" believes that III. Democrats as
tn" dominant party should proceed
with determination and no, trad.
with III" minority.
Tn" fact that Republican senator.
had informally agreed to speed nj
confederation OF tn" tariff biIi IL "A
recess ~"r" assured. after It's PAS
sage. prompted I'll" pr.sii.n, TO ur..
that business throughout tn. .oun-
try demanded early action on th.
tariff r"snrdi-r. of whether any va
cation or rscss. WAS promised In re-
turn.
Democratic senators were caucus
inr on III" r--'.s proi~ai at the tim.
President Wilson's views were being
made known. The caneus adjourn
'd until tonight without getting tn
III" question. because of an early
meeting Of the senate. and because
of time consumed In ai.cuAaioa Of an
unexpected resolution by mslority
leader Kern tn op.n the caucus To
the public. Mr.. Hsrn's nostoe tn
oirn ~sa voted down. but he ss~~iar.
-d Il would come up again tonight.
with the question of rercAa and tho
whole question OF n i~eisia,i', pru-
gram.
senator James of Kentucky who
.am" directly from the white house
To tho caucus. outlined pr-.id-nt
Wilson's plan aEains, rccc.~ or delay
of currency legislation.
The pr.sii-n, IL opposed to any
delay on currency. said senator
James. II think the Democrats viii
give him unanimous support
a few m~n Who do not even rep
r-s"n, the minority party are fiii-
against the tariff anj
holding ur progress. ! ain In favor
NO, only of a continuous session. hut
Of y .io,nr- rule tina, will shut off
ZONE nj this Iiihu.'-rinE aud hold
the senate Down To business
The proposal Tor u cio'urr rule
viii he discussed ut ipnish,'s 'au-
GUS srv-rai Democratic senators
have admitted resolutions to lint,
talk
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KNIGHT 1EMPLARs
ELECT OFFICERS

Denver, Colo. Aug. li.-tiailo,ine
for officer. Of ih. grand cacausp.
m.n,. Knights Tcapias. occupied
m. mbrrs today.
Al ii:3o this morning IL vas civ
en- out from authoritative sources that
the following officers we're elected:
Otaud Mastcr-Arthur Macarthur.
Troy. y. y.
Deputy Grand Mas,cr-i.cc 8.
Smith. Pittsburgh.
Grand Gcneraii.simo-J. X. Orr.
Atlanta.
Grand Captain 0cncrai--C. W.
Chamberlain. st. Paul.
Gland Senior Wardcn-teonidas
Newly. Knishtstown. Ind.
A. that hour baiiotins was In pro.
sreks ON the last elective office Of
Grand Junior Warden.
vi II. Norris. Of Manchester. IA,
was elected Grand Junior Warden o:
the Grand Encampment Knights
Tempiar today on the third ballot.
=. p. Cochran, OF Dallas. Texas. was
second. and Oeotse ". vsiicry. Den
yer. third
Los Angeles was selected a. the
meeting place for the thir,y-third
'riennisi conciave Of Knight. Tenn
plars in 1916 on the first ballot.
Headquarters Of the Grand Com
mandery Of New Mexico Knights
Tempiar. last nigh. were the cen,c'
Of wide interest among visiting
knights and ladies. A reception and
open house were held and the visit
ors inspected the many Indian relies
collected by Inspector General Chap.
man Of the New Mexico Grand com
mandery.
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I. ". VS. LOST STRIKE.

Duluth. Minn.. August ii.-rro.
lection by the Duin'h toli'" d-pra,-
mcnt wss Withdrawn from the Du.
lu'h. Ni.sahc and northern docks
today. Tho special roli-c Eraiualil
will he withdrawn. Defeat rcluci-
antiy i. admitted bt members of the
Industrial Worker. of the Worii.
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san Francisr". NuE, II Marsha
Warrington concluded her testimony
in the Disr. white slavery ease short.
ly before neon today aud Ma. fol.
lowed on tn. witness stand b. Lola
Norris. There ~ss NO further exam.
ina'ion of Miss Warrington either
10y the defense or tn" government
Au-mp's to shake her testimony on.
y drew stronger sffirmation.. and
the court cut short 'h- questions y.
"a minute pursuit of collateral mat.
srF.''
The plan Of dcf.ns. Diss. will fol.
low in resisting tn. case br"ush,
against him by the government, uu.
Ucon'inu.d on raE. ~
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BASE BALL TODAY!
National League.

National League.
Chicago at boston, games.
Chicago .: Boston :.
Pittsburgh ut Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York. games.
st. Louis I: New York IL.
Cincinnati. AT PHILADELPHIA games.
Cincinnati o: Philadelphia 1.
American League.
New York at Chicago, rain.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington At Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
American Association.
Milwaukee at Louisville. games.
LIST gam. postponed. wet grounds
ST. Paul nt lndianapolis-2 games.
LIST game postponed: Wet grounds.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Western League.
Omaha nt Lincoln.
81. Joseph nj Denver.
Sioux City nj Wichita.
D.s Moin.s n, Topeka.
Postponed: wet grounds.
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.O|GGS line OF
DEFENSE IS
REVEALED

San Francisco. Calf. Aug. "A
Indication of a belief on the part or
at least one juror that the govern
m.nt. fer reasons best known to it's
counsel. In withholding material owl
dencc In the ease agains, Maury J..
Digs. accused Of violating the Mann
white slave traffic act. found cx-
preston today when Vim. ~. Bliss
ros. from the Jury box TO question
the court:
III yonr honor please" he said.
II would Ike TO ask II there is some
evidence that may b. material to this
cn'" that tn. government has not put
bcsor. this court and tn. jury
Il do not understand you.' replied
Judge vnnfl"c,. What do you mean.
Mr.. Bliss"
'rh" defense has referred To state.
m"nts made by M,ss Warrington 'oI
an assistant district attorney of Sac
ing Reno. following tho arrest. which
at- said to b- at variance with her
testimony In thi. trial.
The defense claims that tn" gov
.rnm.nt has that evidence aud tn.
government attorneys have failed TO
produce II when asked to do 80. Ar"
We soins to have ,hI. -yid"ncr- Tha;
4. what ! wan, To know
You haN. nothing 10 do with
that. Mr.. Bliss saia the court. THE
jury Will lake corhifsnr- q, no,hinE
In this ease except that which comes
r" ;uisriy before IT,
Previously Judge vant'i~ei had
ruled. on admis. from A'toTn-,
Roche. tina, he had the statements
hu, that the court was wi,hou, pow
-r to compel them to be produced but
that the Cove, nmvnI might do 30. ifI
IL wished.
oih~r questions abon' thi. state.
msns which ia In ,h. Keeping of th.,
government and which Attorney
Rorh- refuses to surrender ia the do
f-n.c. the witness could not r-m-u,-
her.
Hat she had a d-iini,. r-t,li-c.
tion nf why she consented to the In
;.rrosa'ory. TO shield Mr. bisrs.
she told HE attorney.
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LABOR WAR IS
RAG|NG At
m|M0T

Minot. N. H.. August 1.-THE la
Dor war In Minot has gained such
proportions today that officials were
discussinG the advisabiiity Of ap-
pealing TO tho government for state
troops. One thousand more Indus
trial Workers Of the World are re-
ported to be on their way to this
city to aid In the battle for free
speech.
The liberalization OF citizens to
prevent street speaking was evinccd
last night when = mob attacked In-
dustrial Workers who were holding
. meeting. The Industrial Workrrs
retalIated and scenes OF Wild char
aeter followed. Police and deputies
forced their way through che mob.
striking dight and left. Many per-
sons were severely ciubbcd and 9th.
erwiss injured. The disturbance
eontiaued until twcnty-seven Of the
Industrial Workers had been arrest.
-.
Fearing . jail delivery would t,r
attempted. officers armed with rifles
psirolled tho tops Of the jaiis ami
adjacent buiidinEs throughout tho
nisht.
The prisoners. now numbering i:s
howiess most OF the nixht aud the din
could b. heard for blocks. A. one
time the fire department ~ss called
out and turned tho hos~ on them In
% effort to gueil the disturbance.
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Mulhall Still III.

WashInston. August iI-Fmrthcr
delay In the development OF the
house committee lobby Investigation
was neceseitated today by the con-
tiucti Illness OF Martin NJ Mulhall.
star Witness
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n. Il. GOOD ROADS DAY

East Las Vegas. y. NJ. August ~.
Plans were started today to make
september 18th state good roads day
following the example Of Michigan
Missouri. and Kansas. The Scnta Fc
trail is proposed as the object Of the
work.
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President OF PkiIa.
Nationals Dead

Philadelphia. August it.-wii.
liam u. Lock. president, of,hc Phiia.
dclphia national league baseball club
di'ls.si this afternoon at, vcninor. y.
j.. a suburb Of Atlantic City. after
= long iiincsa.
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Condition Of Roads.

Pueblo road good. Ia Junia road
fnir. Las Vegas road good. Cinytoa
road by way Of Trinch"ra Pass fair:
by way OF Ration. good. ston-wail
road good.
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Weather Bureau Report.

warmer In the southern portion to-
day: cooler In northwest portion Fri
day.
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Yesterdays Temperatures.

No precipitation; part cloudy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14

THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELlx SAYS

Benny has solved
tn way L get
recognition from
III Denver papers
right swings
an left Jabs.
G. OF {. please
note.
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Continued on page 30
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Bargaiu-hunting 10 merely ap-
piled thrift. And Chronlcle-News
I'D reading makes barEain-hunt-
ing fruitful-avoiding loss Of time
In merely looking around.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

@~S~----~----O------~1--~-
WHEAT SHOWS AN IMMENSE YIELD
In Park valley.
Other grains DO equally well.
Fruits and yegeta bles produce in abun-
dance, too.
This IS on land We are selling al sij
ana $lI.6O per acre. Our terms are one
iiith down; the balance in five years.
Men who know say Park valley farm
and IS among the countrys greatest land
bargains.
We can assure YOU that you'll have to
travel far TO find It's equal
To buy any kind OF farm without in
vestigating Park valley is 10 do yourself
an Injustice.
To become posted entails 10 obligation
and costs you nothing.
Write today FOR our FREE Illustrated
booklet
PACIFIC LAND & WATER co.
lo0s Walker Bank Eldg.
Salt Lake City, Utah. d95o
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Our two autos ore ut your service
always.
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CROMAR, ATLAS BLOCK.

CROMAR, ATLAS BLOCK.
A few beautiful lots well worth seeing!
s2sx1e5 feet 5th East ST. near park;
paved sewer, sidewalk beautiful location,
east front.
4s5xl32 feet close to above See these
at once.
Two grand sites on brow OF east bench /;
fine view of entire valley: clear water.
sewers. gas. cement paths. electric service.
cars, block from university, all new,
beautiful homes, no eyesores, nothing as
desirable for a home IN entire city,
5ox1s5 IT, east front. 10th East bet 1st
and 2nd South. a. very choice loca ton,
bet two car lines; ten minutes from
Main ST.
S23xl23. corner c. and Bird avenue. Car
passes, this is very exceptional location
and large lot,
66x115 feet choice corner 1st ave. and I
street
To close all estate. close TO South Tenn
pie street paved. sewer. cement paths,
every way desirable. very close In. fine
cheap.
have dwellings. business sites, ware
house trackage, acreage, vacant lots and
good buys generally.
SEE CROMAR, ATLAS BLOCK
d579
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THESE COTTAGES

have large rooms buffet kitchens, large
clothes closets. bathroom, front and ba ck
porches. cemented cellars cement walks
trees, and FREE WATER with each
house is 2 lot So by 135 feet 10 a 16-
loot alley. Lot IS fenced with a com
dry, level and no better soil can be
found in the state No need of buvlng
vegetables when you live in HOMESITE
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351 So. Main. Phone Was. 81.
We Write Fire Insurance
VIII Go On Your Bond.

TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY.
159 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
(S14o)-A REAL SNAP
No. 712 Roosevelt ave, near 18th East
5-room brick cottage. bath. electric
light, toilet hardy wood floors: lawn
and shade: fine lot: only $4,000. 90:
worth s50OO,OO, Must sell at once,
(eOSS)-CHICKENR RANCH
? acres and good 5-room brick house.
beautiful stream through 1t. Two
blocks from Lagoon station: owner
gone 10 Canada; must sell. S2800.00
takes II. Improvements worth the
money. the land Is q gift.
GORDON PLAT
Cheapest lots in the city. Just west
of beautiful Liberty park. only
blocks from city and county building.
Prices range from $35O.O0 TO $500 90.
$4,000 down and $1,000 per month takes
them Take a flyer IL will pay you
well,
(s173l-A COTTAGE BARGAIN-s2o0o.O 90
We never have offered anything better
for the money. GO feet south frontage
on Princeton ave. with a classy g.
room brick cottage. 1T viii sell
Itself
(6o3Q-A COTTAGE BARGAIN-s2l5o.O
Who ever heard of 5-room brick cot
taGe, MODERN including hot air fur
mace. for such figure e?-usually from
s3500 90 up. This lot is improved with
fruit and shade trees and cement
wslks-well located near +th East st.
good home, very. cheap or a good
income Investment
OF BARGA1N-s1250.
1t don't seem possible!!! A 5-room
brick cottage, near the Rio Grande
shops. Lot SSXli0 feet to alley. Terms
Si2500 cash, balance literally rent
money.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES
HIGH CLASS MORTGAGE LOANS FOR
SALE.
TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
159 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
GROUND FLOOR
d5Sl |
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A RARE RARGAlN.

WIN sell 10 lots near 10Th So and 18th
n. for sl5o0 $500 cash. balance TO suit
on road 10 Country club. 3 blocks from
car line Thousands OF dollars in i'm
nrovenents planned for this Deighbor-
hood including street paving. An Ideal
bomesite, with building restrictions. and
the price is only. half that asked for ad-
tnirine lots The best bargain on the
So,itbcast bench today. Make appoint
mcnt with owner by telephone. Wasatch
iGo5-M or address F-if, Tribune.
S7ae
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broom strictly modern bungalow. just
completed; full cement basement. ce-
ment walks, screened-ln back porch
and sleeping porch, buffet kitchen.
white enameled; large bath, linen
closet. good size bedrooms. bullt-in
mantel and bookcases. beautiful cleo
trio fixtures. large front porch. This
Is an exceptionally fine home and on
easy terms,
$500 cash. s27 so per month Price $3.50.
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DOUGLAS PARK. OPPOSITE $500. 600
East Side high school Over $500. 600
to be expended in fine homes by those
who have already purchased. There is
no other residence section in the entire
city equal TO Douglas Park. Prices. in
Guiding sidewalks. curblng, euttering.
shade trees. city water and street to city
grade; $3.50 TO $500 each; $3.50 cash,
$3.50 per month.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
Sc West Broadway,
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FOX SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS
Beautiful Bungalows and Modern Cot
tages.
BARGAINS

i-room brick modern cottage close to
street car line. located southeast ce-
ment walks and lawn. screened-ln
back porch. large front porch. electric
fixtures. large rooms and convenient
and well built
$500 cash. SIS per month. Price $4,000.
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5-room modern cottage, close TO the high
school and where property Will in
crease faster in value than any other
part Of the city. pretty home with
cement walks and basement large
rooms. stairway with room to build
above. screened-in back porch and
large front porch. and large lot.
$3.50 cash $50 per month. Price S35Oo
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4-room, strictly modern bunga-
low on corner 56tx190 feet TO
alley. Large front and Da elk
porches. sleeping porch. la WINS.
mowers. trees. cement walks, full
cemented basement. furna &c. cab
met kitchen, mantel. very COM
plete and modern home Terms.
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Now is an Opporlune ume 10 puy Salt
Lake City property. i can put you next
TO a good many buys where l Will guar
sntee n profit. And here are few FOR
your consideration:
FIRsT-To any one who does not care
TO pay down great deal OF money. |
recommend LOTS in fairmont Springs
addition. These lots are located In 18th
South between 9th and llth East. They
are surrounded by beautiful homes and
are in the heart OF the suburban business
district. Banks, Drugs. Hardware. Fur
nture stores and other business enter
priSes right at your door. Two car lines
giving you five minutes service.
schoolhouse and church nearby, The
LOTS lay beautifully, are improved with
large shade trees in front OF them, six
foot sidewalks in, Prices range from S2I5
and upward. $40 cash and 50 per month.
SECOND-Look over the property To-
Gated on First West, No 2I5. between
First and Second North. The house a
comfortable seven-room modern. the lot
82Ax33O It. deep-nearly OF an acre In
tho heart Of growing city, The lot
alone is worth $500, but will take less
for alI-no reasonable offer Will be re-
fused There Is mortgage against the
property OF $3.50, which can stand or be
chase price can make very reasonable
terms, or viii trade the equity for
small modern cottage.
THIRD-Here Is great speculative
buy-on BROADWAY between Fourth
and Fifth East-can sell 49Ixl54 #, with
an old eight 90 room two (2) story brick
house, for $4,000. which includes all sewer,
paving and sidewalk taxes paid in full
Also taxes for the year 1918. No better
apartment house sites In the city for the
money asked. Terms can be arranged.
FOURTH-No. G64 South 10th East, 1t
Is 4 five (5) room up-to-date and mod
ern brick, finished In oak, with large ce-
mented basement Lot is worth not less
than S3500. The price for all Is $4,000.
The house cannot be built for less than
$500. Outside owner must sell; his loss,
your gain. rs only two blocks from
now high school
Have many modern cottages ranging
from $500 TO s25. 900 My list is well Sc
Iected, not piece offered above the
market value-some away under, Twen-
ty-one years experience in this business,
right here In this city. and having sold
millions Of dollars worth of property TO
satisfied clients ought TO induce you TO
call on me II you arc in the market for
anything in the real estate line.
have plenty OF money to loan at very
reasonable rates.
Let me write your fire Insurance policy
A. RICHTER,
Was. 5il. 70 Main Street
d692
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HoUSTONS THE HOUSERs.
9oh0

Lots In Villa Park Addition, be-
tween State and ond East Just
south OF 10th South. We can make
very easy terms on these with 6
per cent interest
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WE EXTEND A WELCOME TO OUR
visitors. If by chance some wish to
remain and make this their home, they
Will find no place offering better oppor-
Lunitles.
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State Street Snap.
Corner of State and 9th South,
14SiXS2l, facing north and east A
snap at 5000 foot.
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FOUR LOTS. FINELY LOCATED. !.
owned by nonresident 500 cash, or
one half cash. Worth SITS each.
Three lots; enc corner: 6th East; $3.50,
lust one~half their actual value. Owner
nonresident
Fine building lots all parts of city
$40 TO $500 each.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
&C West Broadway.
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$3.50.

New 6-room. pressed brick
bungalow on 9th East. Hard
wood floors. hot water heat. full
basement. sleeping porch, facing
west on a lot 37xf36 feet. $500
cash balance $50 month
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WE WANT YOU

to see EOMEs1TE ADDITION TO-DAY.
Take the Wandamere car to 18th South
walk short distance west TO HOME
SITE ADDITION. pick out the cottage
YOU like. see us Monday morning and
we will make the terms so easy that
you can pay for 1T without feeling it, On
any DAY but Sunday We VIII be plea sed
10 take you to HOMESITE in our autos.
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$500.

Beautiful six-room brick bun
falow on 20" St. Just below 3rd
ave. Hardwood floors. cemented
basement. hot water heat, mission
fireplace. loaded glass windows,
large front and back porches,
lawns. cement walks and drive: on
terms.
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We are just completing Il nice pressed
pILck cottages in HOMESITE ADDl-
IlON and have only three left and In
order TO dispose OF them at once, for
tnis week we will make terms that will
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e-room mottled bungalow almost COM
pleted, on Ninth East street, paved
street. fine large lot: full cement
basement and cement walks,
screened-ln back porch and sleeping
porch, white enamcled buffet kitchen.
china cabinet and window seat In
dining room. bult-in mantel and
bookcases, hardwood floors, tiled
bath, large bedrooms and beautiful
electric fixtures.
500 cash. s35 per month. Price s425o.
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SIhn.

Corner OF 2nd Eas, and Robert
ave. 50x120 feet TO alley: terms.
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i5Nl07 feet to alley. facing south
on Rcdondo ave, just east OF 18th
East. Terms.
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$4,000.
Apartment house OF eight four
room apartments. partly furnished.
This Is an excellent investment
proposition. s25O0 will handle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-07
EXTRA.
4 MORTGAGE SALE

A MORTGAGE SALE.
MUST SELL AT ONCE. IN ORDER
TO SAVE OWNER a SMALL
EQUITY.
40 acres improved farm land
two miles from Moroni. 81 miles
from Mount Pleasant. right IN the
heart OF Utahs most fertile farm
ing region: 100 acres in alfalfa. 81
acres IN oats. SO acres in wheat. 8
acres in peas, 10 acres all told.
All in excellent condition with first
class water right. Crop Is worth
$4,000. This property is well fenced
and cross fenced; actual valuation
Of land Is 500 per acre.
We must sell at once For a few
days only. this exceptional oppor-
tunity 20 buy at s65 per acre
INVESTIGATE
PANANT VALLEY LAND co
p. f. EXCHANGE DEPT.
was, 1911. Judge Building.
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