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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20
$40 MONTH

$40 MONTH
Buys this strictly modern, new
home-Two doors from 9Th East
pavement. Lot, size 4133ii$i.
AT S62 Cleveland ave. on the
Ashton Ave. car line-six- -minuts
car service. Every improyemeM
and convenience Is here. Entry
hall with decorated walls and
oak floor, living room with deco
rated walls, large clinkcr brick
fireplace, built-in bookcase with
loaded glass doors; dining room
with leather panel effect below,
plate rack and tapestry wall pa
per above. oak floor, built-.n
buffet with loaded glass doors;
oak floors and eolonnade en-
trance; outside windows OF en-
try hall, dining room and living
bedrooms, bathroom and kitch-
ell all finished in white enamel
with bedroom and kitchen walls
tinted: kitchen cabinet built in:
gas range in kitchen; rear porch
screened and screened sleeping
porch; linen closets. large con-
crete basement. latest improved
furnace, elegant electric light
fixtures and decora tions. all win.
dows equipped with shades; large
front porch, lawn, shade trees,
etc. etc. An ideal home. A
splendid investment. VIII stand
the closest inves tigation. Immc-
date sale price, si150, Pay
sT00 down and $40 month We
will prove to YOU that this Is an
exceptional opportunity,
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A ROOMING HOUSE,.

An unusual opportunity. Close to
Broadway. Near Main st. More than
100 rooms. Half of them connected with
private baths. Punishment cost $4,000.
Nearly as good as new Owner ordered
to country by doctor. Life Is Of more
value than dollars, Ny instructions are
to accept first reasonable offer. You get
this at half value. Perhaps even less,
Who knows? a semi-seldom chance Up
TO you. Immediate action necessary.
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Wood Given Away

free ut S. L. G.. Brewing Co, d62 S.
10th East, to any one hauling same away
d2420
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

BURT & CARLouIST COMPANY,
10 MAIN STREET. TEL. WAS. 800.
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Is rooms. with lease: downtown loca-
ton; most OF rooms rented at good prices.
Only S525.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

II rooms. elegantly furnished; steam
heat; rent only s65. Price $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

25 rooms on one floor located in very
heart of city, rooms are well furnished,
light and always rented. Only $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

PARTY WITH ABOUT 1000 FOR
manufa cturing business: net returns
from 200 up annually. Investment So
cure, will stand rigid iDvestiga ton. Ad-
dress HIS, Tribune. d2060
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WANTED.

A poultry ranch close TO the city worth
$4,000 or $4,000. in part payment for q
mercantile business right in the city.
Stock Will invoice about $4,000. Doing
business OF $500 a day Nothing asked
for good WILL None but a hustler will
fit into this,
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FOR SALE
,'or Sale-MiscelIaneous

II YOU ARE NOT ALREADY 4 PA
dent OF ours. we want you TO call and
let us give you our price on your dental
work.
There is no reason why YOU should
pay more than we charge to have your
teeth fixed
Our work is equal to any and superior
TO many other dentists. who are charg-
ing double our price.
Should by chance any OF our work
fail. we will gladly replace 1t free o.
charge.
Our aim is 10 give the best conscien-
tious dentistry at the lowest price.
DIR. CHRISTIE, DENTIST.
15S Main ST. over S. L. Electric supply.
d2I79
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SMITH,
TARPEY &
SMITH

Ground Floor. Boston Building.
Is Exchange Place.
Wa sa tch 1858.
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Not far from the capitol build
ing we have brand new broom
modern home. equipped with heat,
electric fixtures. cemented base
ment. assessments all paid. south
frontage. This house Is up TO date
and is In a very desirable location.
The price is s3750. $500 cash Bal
ance on easy terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

We loaned and invested Il few dollars
with the above company and have drawn
an income OF 81 per cent a month from
the quarter ending April l. 1918. and .
per cent month on the dollar for the
quarter ending July 1. 1918.
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SO rooms, running water in every room
steam heat and hot water free with rent,
which is less than Sc per room; 80 rooms
rented to permanent guests; excellent
ira nsient trade
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ICE CREAM FACTORY.

Wholesale and retail. Strictly cash
business. Downtown location. Making
money. Machinery and equipment up to
date. a close Investigation invited, $1,000
will put you in possession Nothing more
TO be said.
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1s rooms. nicely furnished and In first
class condition; steam heat. Only SllOO:
terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Imnroxed and UnimpToved

THE CHOICE OF A HoMEslTb'
unop the selection Of homesite uS-
pends very largely your turtuFe "app'
ness.
rha+ nice residence you contemplate
shonIa be located in YAL6 PAFh-
Nv far the most desirable home ioea-
tion of Salt Lake City.
YALE PARK
Guarantees
PAVED STREETS,
a5-inch STANDARD CUTTERS.
New sewer system,
WATER MAINS,
DOUBLE STREET PARKING.
HARDWOOD TREES set on inside park
Ing spaces.
Absence of narrow and short lots
Uniform placing OF residences.
s,zoo vEsIDENCD RESTRICTIONS
running for q period Of 20 years.
Absence OF shacks, tenement houses,
apartment houses, stores and the many
other undesirable surroundings OF so
many neighborhoods,
PLACE YOUR PERMANENT HOME
IN YALE PARK
opDogitc south OF new hall HlllIlon nlSn
schol.
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$3.50

per foot; almost opposite a H.
story business block, This should
sell within 9 years for $1,000 per
foot Don't keep your money
idle. Let II work.
Another piece; $500 per foot;
part of an estate; like finding
it. You know Salt Lake will grow
and grow rapidly. You can we'll
afford to put your money into
few great bargains. There will
never be a better time to buy,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
&c w. Broadway
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$500
Si-acre ranch; highly improved, with
5-rm. brick house, 500 fruit Trees
10 bearing; acres corn y acres
potatoes. acres alfalfa mineral
spring on place. 1900 ra raspberry
bushes-or one acre all kinds OF fruit.
on county read, 10 miles south from
city.
$4,000
80 acres. highly improved s-room
brick house. new with plenty of wa
ter, all Implements and two horses
Included; $4,000 cash, balance terms
or VIII trade for home on outskirts
OF city. not TO exceed $4,000, large
4. J. SCOTT
SO Palace Apis Phone Was 6a9a
d2S4A
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doo7o2
s295o.

Z rooms and reception hall:
pressed brick: hot-water heat; an
elegant home. This would be
bargain at $4,000. Only $3.50 cash,
balance monthly. Don't pay rent.
Own something.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
&c w Broadway.
1880
4-room brick. nearly new Sl50
cash. $40 per month. Including
interest, You can't afford to pay
rent.
HUBBARD TvESTMENT CO.,
Sc w. Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
Cash grocery down town; invoice about
sil00. Two first-class restaurants and
coffee house; moBey-nlaidng poolroom;
all at right prices.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS CO.,
323 MAIN ST. WAS. 2030. d2702
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ANOTHER GREAT AND GOOD MAN
CALLED TO ASSIST d. r. FONG.
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SMITH, =
~
TARPEY &
sM1TH.

sT00 DOWN-AND ORDINARY
RENTAL FOR THE BAL
ANCE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

HALLORAN-JUDCE LOAN q
TRUST CO..
800 Main st, Exchange lSl.
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SO rooms excellent location; furniture
and carpets IN good condition. Under one
management four years. Rent 50 per
room A money maker. Only $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-20

We are exclusive agents for the
property located at 426 Sixth, ave-
nue., which consists Of 5-room
modern brick house and a lot
2ixi0 rods. All assessments paid.
We ask you to go and see this
property and then come in and
give us your offer We are quite
sure that we can make you a
price on 1t that Will pay you to
purchase it II you are in the mar
ket for home,
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BURT e CARLQUIST COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS,
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.
20 MAIN STREET TEL. WAS. $50
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1880.
HUBBARD IVESTMENT CO,
Sc W. Broadway.
d2706
J, L. DENHAM co.

J. L. DENHAM CO.
CHEAP HOMES. EASY PAYMENTS
WALKING DISTANCES SOUTH
cast. 4-room modern brick house, with
manteis. sewer gas, electric lights. s2l00.
Good terms.
SOUTHEAST, CLOSE IN: NEW s.
room modern house; mantel, full ce-
ment basement and walks, Lawn and
shade, Large lot. $500 cash, balance
monthly. Price. $4,000.
LOT. sox16o FIT. ON EAST RENc,I
hall block from car. groom modern
prick house Large basement, mantel >
porches, lawn. fruit and shade $4,000
ON 18TH EAST ST WE HAVE
lew building lots at half their value
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE..
MONEY TO LOAN ON REA1. Esrsrr
i. l.. DENHAM co.
w flS3, 3I3 Main st w st7s
d275O
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ASHTON JENKINS COMPANY,
Owners.
Mortgage Bankers.
Edward NJ. Ashton-Edward d. jenkins.
AZ Main Street.
CAPITAL 500, 0,00O-Surplus over sloo, 600
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LADIES AND CENTS UNCALLED
for oxfords and shoes. Ais State st.
dl757
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MOVING: 100 TNCALLED FOR SUITS
FOR sale. Nobby Sultorium, PCS State.
d2395
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous


FOR SALE-SMALL RESTAURANT.
doing good business, cheap. NILSSON
Cafe lTS w. So, Temple. d2lil
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5-R. PRESSED BRICK HOUSE. LOT
52x150 to alley. nice lawn. fancy shrubs
and flowers. cement walks, fruit and
shade trees. large barn. noar Salt Pal
ace and Main ST. $3.50. with 5000 down.
bal. monthly. Rooms 1917. 63l ~. md
South d2T25
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AIREDALE DOG. YEAR OLD. THOR
oughly house broken, highly bred. pedi-
gree: $25 Hyland 3i4. 6249S
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Commercial hotel In thriving town: 27
rooms; large dining room, sample rooms;
imposing 2-story building. in fine condi-
ton: close to depot on lot 7Sxl30. all
rooms nicely furnished and completely
equipped This hotel is now clearing
about $3.50 per month and under efficient
mana cement profits could be double, We
can sell this property and business for
$4,000 and will make terms.
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DOUBLE BASS VOL. GOOD AS NEW.
Bargain. Phone Hy. 225-W d2552
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RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL PAY $50
for use OF $3.50 for one year: some Sc
curIty and note; references. Address
H~S7, Tribune. d2S'l
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SEE THIS TODAY: GROCERY, DELL
catessen, homo bakery. well estab-
lished and doing good business; clean
stock and line fixtures. This place is
worth $500. VIII take $500. Present
owner going away. 104 w. Bird South.
d2464
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s6-roor modern: running hot and cold
water every room; good furniture and
carpets. Only $4,000, terms.
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COY TWO ROOMS; CELLAR, TWO
lots. sidewalk paid. alleyway. VIII
take team, wagon and some cash. on
terms. Make me an offer: act quick. 50
East 18th South street. d2557
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EDISON .PHONOGRAPH. g. RECORDS. |
large floral horn. Inquire 1915 South
2nd Ia ST. d2656 |
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FOR SALE-FRST-C CLASS CASH GRO
Gerry and meat business; centrally To-
Gated; doing $4,000 per month business,
retire; will invoice $4,000 to $4,000; must
be cash L c. Cole. Boise. Idaho, box
81. d2459
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DON'T PAY COMMISSION. I BRING
buyers and sellers together; particulars
free, Address box 123, Blackfoot, Idaho.
d246S
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ELECTRIC VICTOR PHONoGRAPH,
good as new with 100 records: cost
$500; will take $3.50. 252 e. Broadway.
d25s0
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HALE INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED
brokerage business: ten good lines with
Idaho and Montana; too much territory
for ono man; this is a good proposition
for man who Will travel half OF time.
Write box 52I. Ogden, Utah. for partic
ulars d2467
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-19
POINT THE WAY ouT.

Quite number of people have COM
mended The Argus for it's recent ref
erences in regard to the vicious
element Of negroes at present
infesting the city, and the
peril and damage that is IN
sevitably the lot Of city that tolerates
these outcasts of other cities. While
The Argus is gratified always to have
its attitude approved, no newspaper,
mo matter what It may say or do, can
accomplish any form Of reformation
eingle-handed. There must be cooper
alton on the part of the decent people
of the community, and there must be
some pressure brought to bear upon
the authorities. to rid the city of the
destructive and demoraliZing classes.
The chain gang has been suggested
by one citizen in an interview in The
Argus. Long Jail sentences has been
proposed by another, but inasmuch
as the county institution is already
crowded to overlooking, this does not
seem feasible or practical in accom-
plishing the ends that all desire. A
rock pile or q workhouse would no
doubt prove one means OF making
Rock Island an unattractive place for
this class Of undesirables.
I Meanwhile, 1t is unQuestionably the
duty Of the police TO raid the dives
49, .. x Z, $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-19
BROUGHT TT ON THEMSELVES

Advices from Chicago are that Off
GERS of the American Meat Packers
Association have declared that the or
ganization at its annual convention to
be held here next week will go on rec
ord against the unnecessary slaughter
of heifer calves as a step in the cam
paign Of education TO prevent a fur.
sther shortage in the country's meat
supply.
Another move contemplated As the
adoption Of resolutions urging farm
ers to go into the business of raising
hogs for the marke: on a large scale,
as the present high price of pork
should make the business exception.
ally profitable
The packers, it is said, realize thai
something must be done to increase
the meat supply. Legislation may be
sought 70 prevent the needless sIaugh.
ter OF live stock which is curtailins
the production of the future supply.
All Of this is in the nature of toll
q erably good joke in view OF the fact
that the packers combination has foi
years been able TO absolutely dictate
prices by stimulating the figures sc
as to induce shipments and then lei
the bottom out by the time the dis
tant feeders get into the market. The
result has been that despite the fabu
lous price OF meat to the consumer
farmers have found II Improbable L
raise and feed cattle for the markets
and have achieved better results BY
selling the crops.
~ The American meat packers are get
ting what is coming to them. 1t vii
be difficult for them to fool the farm
er by holding out the lure of actua
profit, but something might be &C
.complished by a disinterested cam
.paign in the direction OF hammerinl
home the benefits of having stock fer
tilize the land for a season instead o
taking of a crop every year from ev
cry acre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-19

by sneering at it as piece OF mock
heroics INDUCED in by a disgruntled
republican.
The writer knows Mr.. Anderson to
be a sincere, honest progressive. He is
the man who defeated Jim Tawney for
denomination three years ago When
he came to congress he was assigned
a place on the ways and means COM
mittee, which is the most coveted COM
mittee assignment in the house. Old
members have been known to sur.
render chairmanships of less impor.
tant committees in order to take a
place at the bottom of the ways and
means committee.
And now Mr.. Anderson, adopting the
demonstration methods of the militant
suffragets, losses aside this honor
makes of himself an heroic sacrifice
in order to call the attention of the
country to what he believes to be an
evil. His speech on the occasion Of
his resignation pulsed with human in
terest. 1t compelled attention. He
cried:
"The rules of the house, written anC
unwritten, deprive me of my oppor
tunity for service; and the system o.
legislation, visible and invisible, which
pertains here strips me of my prerog
atives as representative of the PEG
pie. / am overwhelmed, dis
couraged, disheartened by the useless
ness, the terrible fruitlessness of it all
l. My membership is at once {
farce and a fraud"
| This spectacular action and speed
is designed to create discussion of thu
caucus system of legislation. 1t is t,
be hoped that it will. The democrat
can hardly evade the issue. There i
no reason why they should do so.
The efficiency of a large body o
men depends largely upon their OF
ganization. There must be organize
ton, some method of averaging ind
vidual opinions and welding them int
a compromise and composite polio
in which all can unite. Even the pre-
pressives, those fighting against tn
democratic caucus, can scarcely den
this fact. For the progressives then
| SELVES are dClluS III d SlLulldL HdnHSI
They have conferred, agreed upon
plan of action, and they are now ell
gagged in carrying out their legislativ
plan with singleness of purpose.
: Any organization, however, is ope
to the criticism that it contains po
sibility of danger. The democrat
caucus contains this element of dal
ger. We see a perfect political organ
. i2ation controlled by evil elements i
New York. But the late Tom L. Johl
2 son Of Cleveland had a political O
2 ganization or machine as all powe
: full as Tammany ever could be. 81
=. Johnson used his organization fC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-19

pleasant to have others agree with me.
! was bit piGued.
Quite right" | assented. and in
stead of continuing, as l had intended,
! retorteG in this wise: 1T occurs 10
me that two persons cast in the same
mold
"SeIfishness," he interrupted.
Yes. selfishness-would not be likely
to get on together"
There was a brief pause between us,
during which he seemed to be turning
the matter over in his mind.
II admit" he said presently, that,
while am the most important man in
the world to myself, am not the most
important
He had got mixed in his construction.
and | took advantage of his dilemma.
You couldn't very well be woman
without being born over again."
II mean that the requirements of a
woman might be of more Importance
to me than my own
He had not put me in a good humor
by agreeing with me as to my own
selfishness, and I was indisposed TO do
my part in making room for him on the
narrow path on which we We're trying
to walk side by side. Indeed. | con-
| cluded not to divide it with him, but TO
step before him.
my selfishness," said, (which, for
tunately for an understanding between
us, you have noticed
pardon me; meant
! "Never mind what you meant. You
smoke the truth. / am quite sure that
you could not give way to any one,
| man or woman"
"WelI:"
"Then why do you make this propo-
sition:"
Il have not denied that could give
way to a woman. | referred to man.
! There was a bit of triumph in his
! tone. and ! knew very well that he had
intended to trap me for taking advan
| tage of him when he got mixed up in 6
sentence that brought him out In g
reductio ad absurdum-in other words
ridiculous. Possibly had he said thai
ne loved me so well he would be happy
TO give way to me in all things withou
this little sting attached to the declara
tion would have been more yielding
as 1t was, the spitefui skirmishinl
must continue.
81 have not understood" I said
"from your words thus far-words
words. nothing but words-that,y you ar,
capable of giving way to any one, maj
or woman. And since, as you hav,
observed, am Unfortunately selfish my
self don't see what object there woul'
be for us in tying ourselves together"
I'VE would fulfill natural law"
by living unnatural lives. NJ
thanks; prefer to remain single
There are too many couples who fulfil
natural law and live a life of PEI
petual quarrel and end their effort 4
divorce court"
He had taken my hand when mai
ing his proposition; now he dropped i
saying that since could not give wa
to any man and / had no confdcnc
that he could give way to any woma
there was nothing for it but to dro
. the matter. This was not to my Ill