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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-23

s AND s-RooM MOD. BRICK
"a Phons W. s4SG. n2243
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For Rent-Houses Furnished

RIGHT IN, MODERN s-ROOM HOUSE.
l42 2nd East oS7s
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5-RooM MODERN BRICK. In WALK
Ing distance, with heat, gas and coal
ranges; also meters. Call by. $751;.
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4-ROOM MOD. HOUSE 500 w. FIRST
North. Phone Was. 5436-J. r3l75
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GROOM, ENTIRELY MODERN. 300 e
4th South. Open for inspection. $3.50
to 10, Monday 1921
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Bedbugs Fxterminated

CLEAN WORK GUARANTEED. CALL
Rice. 127 f, 1st So. 81 Wasatch 24oo
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ss-room strictly modern hotel. $4,000;
ermq
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A BIG MONEY MAKING ADVERTISING
men and a fine chance to travel all
through the eastern states. Profits $500
per month. If you have $500 TO $4,000,
I have the proposition and experience
Address J. II. w. 400, care wellington
hotel rSpao
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,r,y cLIFT-HAL-

n sT T,.....4..SI8,U ,UU
-, Hi Posi- Btu -. TOO
a u ": '.nu;,dr .Nnurdsor ave. 1900
z z - ~ furnished, se4 e. eth 90 "a
q a,,y REAL ESTATE G. INVEST
MENT CO., W., o.oo
ID " sou'"' 1926
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WRITE QLICNY-LET ME- START
you in a home business that will bring
you big money daily. Be your own boss.
Spare time. Experience unnecessary,
Let me prove how I guarantee you sue
cess. Will show you how received $780,
10000 quickly. Address, Cunningham.
President, Suite 577o. Brecht Building.
Denver Colo 1929
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

UNDERTAKING BUSINESS IN Rapid
ly developing. stabished territory;
pop. OF town. 1000. Handling almost 100
cases annually. Average price Of case.
$50 Will sell business and good Will at
a 25 per cent discount of actual inventory.
Price $4,000. Terms.
n. w. CLAYTON CO,
50t Vermont Bldg.
Wasatoh 5917
r3141
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As rooms In the heart Of city, very cheap
rent, clearing $3.50 per month Only
$1,000
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CARPET CLEANING


TEL HY, 2o1e FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning. S. L. Carpet Cleaning Co.
435 ith East. n52vf
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MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE. NO. l
Rigby court. LA West +th South. 1855
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LAUNDRY WORK

TRY OUR FAMILY WASHING BY THE
week. II Win save you money VIZ c,-
satch 20S3-W. rpi'
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

IDAHO, NEWLY FURNISHED; STEAM
heat; $3.50 to s4.00 week. 201i e. 4th
South. g115S
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= ~ MODERN AND LAUNDRY:
-. ~ and elect. light. walking
5i- ~ Z 4th So. Phone Wasatch
1889
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s-,ROOM BRICK, CLOSE IN. APPLY
Room l. Macintosh block r3039
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SALOON FOR SALE-INDEPENDIJ
license. Large stock. First-ciass
trade, Al location Owner must sell on
account Of other business interests
Brown, 1o7 18th St. Portland, Oregon.
1898
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

NOT1CE-Do you want to sell? ] have
customers with the cash to buy or 4
nice, private roominS houses, modern, ]
sell more Hotels and Rooming Houses
than all the other agents combined. IT
VIII pay you TO see me II you want TO
make a quick sale.
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WORKING PARTNER WITH $500;
must be reliable and sober. Address
Mt Tribune. r30ss
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~ ISvM Sosss MODERN TERRACES,
M T,s, Pnone Wasatch 1860 or
In '"" avenue. for Information
T2I69
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ROOMING HOUSE.
all full, big payer; furnished better than
the average; one block from business CEN
Ter. Very easy terms. Phone Wasatch
1Soe +, r32s0
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MASSAGE y
CHINA DECORATING

~s.>Ssc>c-<><>
MISS BERTHA WAOENER'S STUDIO.
n East Third South. China suitable
for gifts end prizes. Class and private
lessons c9e9
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WANT TO TALK TO PARTIES WITH
ready cash. $3.50 or more. who would
be interested I'm making Independent IN
come. Will also consider a hustler with
smaller amount of cash to handle local
retail proposition Will furnish local ref
erences to parties Interested In this le-
gtimate business, which Is a big pro-
ducer. Investigate. Call T20 kearns
bldg. before noon Monday. r3OT9
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FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES SEE US.
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VETERINARY


DIR. r. p LAUMAN VETERINAR1AN n.
Pet animal practice a specially. Hos
pitaI for animals. Hyland 2211-W
Hospital at 249 l1th East. 1887
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YOUR 25-wORD ADVERTISEMENT
placed in rs good monthly magazines for
SIPS; one inch display, $500. Write for
list F. L. Miller, 1903 Bastable blk, Syra-
cuse, n. Y. 1851
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ga BRICK, MODERN. sos SOUTH
ss@ o.; rent Sl7. Apply P. J, Mo-
%Gu Oh Trade bldg, or Federal
@e yard. Ss1 West 9Th So. r404
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flss.Ss' SitoME COTTAGE; RUF-
sts.t "a disappearing bed. modern
1rsat a ciose In. $500. Home
Co r251d
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.H0r TIE BEST PEOPLE IN THE
/ q eSs lots In Douglas Park. See
|tl lny. Co. r2oo9
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NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET
Cleaning Co. 9x12. one dollar; vacuum
cleaning and house cleaning. Was. 1855:
| 2l5 Templeton bldg, nSoI7
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DIVIDENDS COME RAPIDLY IN SUB
stantal and permanent enterprises; We
believe we have something that Will pay
% per cent per annum indefinitely; In
vestigate imm ediately and you are on the
ground floor; no brokers. Address NJ.
Tribune, 1908
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CLEANING, PRESSING BUSINESS.
doing good business; everything COM
plete. Owner leaving city. Was. 1886
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16 rooms on transient street Present
owner there four years. Rent $40, lease.
Every room rented. Only $500.
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W BRICK: ii3 ". 3RD NORTH:
asshslar R. z. e. Inv. Co.. A02
ons oldg. r71e
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ss PARK OUT OF SMOKE
rvNa'u Inv, Co. r2009
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THB WANTS ARE A SIMPLE. ECoNO-
savings
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THE HYLAND; MODERN; FROM $40
per month up. board II Desired fine To-
cation. free from smoke. 1910 e. End 30
Tn2921
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Never were the conditions better IN
Salt Lake City for the investor than they
are today, If you will stop to think, !
think you will agree with me that bust
ness will be better In Salt Lake City
than 1t will be in any OF the big coast
cities for the next few years. Compare
your population and competition with the
traffic and remember that these millions
of people who are hocking TO the coast
cities have TO pass through Salt Lake.
and do they not naturally have desire
to see our city. and Will they not take
advantage of this opportunity?
ROSS C. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
1lS Main Street, Phone W. $3.50
r29lS
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CHIROPRAC-ORS
BICYCLE REPAIRING

PHIL WRIGHT. PIERCE AND BADGER
bicycles; repairinS speciality al
South West Temple. riS49
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FOR SALE-FIRsT-CL CONFEC-
tionery store, good location, doing fine
business. Party called east. Olympia
Candy Kitchen, Missoula. Montana,
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. AN. Es-
tablished book and stationery business.
Best magazine stand in the city. Good
reasons for selling. So E. End So olSSf
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= 5sySa ~, HOUSE, WITH BATH
M 20l Glendale ave. wasatch
r2344
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EARS INVESTMENT co.
sTa 10 rs 2. 4th So. Grand
tdllIng.
hTe fine, modern 9-room house
'etto Eth East. Large lot. o1010
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FOR RBNT-STORE WITH FIXTURES.
living room; fine chance. Address
N-23, Tribune. r3l21
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-<fe l0Jt o AND TOILET: NO
I '''' &c. West Temple.
1886
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1Eg0oM TERRACE. MODERN
~ hsas, with two disappearing
w per mo-; 9Th So. and 6th East.
y Hyhni sli4-J or Was. 903. m2620
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GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS;
good location; must sell at once; acct.
Door health. Storehouse at $25 rent.
Phone Hyland 1313-W. r3OS6
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COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND CELLAR:
electric light and gas; large lawn
adults only. Apply afternoons, 243 SO:
Sixth East. r3O8i
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r3144

GROCERY SNAP FOR LIVE ONE.
Owner OF established grocery and
bakery business leaving Salt Lake, will
ing to sell at sacrifice price: living
rooms In connection; located on a good,
busy corner, 2 blocks from Liberty park,
doing strictly cash business During
summer months fine Ice cream and soda
water trade; $40; long lease 702 So.
Seventh East. r31l2
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HAVE $500 TO INVEST IN SOUND
business proposition. What have you to
offer? Address N-9, Tribune. r3o2S
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For Rent-Lodge Room.

PIANOS FOR RENT CHEAP RIVER
Bros. g3 West 3rd South TIA
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BURT & CARLoUIST COMPANY.
10 MAIN STREET. TEL. WAS. $50
r309S
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3s ROOMS,

Only $3.50, rent only $40 per month, To-
Gated in the heart OF town. Where can
you beat it2 Actual value about $4,000.
Rooms all rented.
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120-ROOM HOTEL,

120-ROOM HOTEL,
Well furnished. rent less than 81 per
room. Elevator service, hot and cold wa
ter, rooms all rented. Clears net Above
running expenses $500 g. month. This
is right. l can prove II to your entire
satisfaction. $4,000. Cost over $4,000 10
furnish.
5000 cash, balance s25 per month; rent
only $40. II rooms. very we'll furnished,
west side block from Main street.
ROOMS.
$500, with terms to suit purchaser; rooms
all rented, IL or 15 boarders. GOOD
house. west side
IS ROOMS.
One of the best boarding houses In
town; beautiful place. modern, close In,
Clearing sl25. $500 TO handle.
$500
Swell lunch room. End South street.
$500 cash. $50 per month
RESTAURANT,
s500-$350 cash, balance s25 per month,
Good place, nearby suburban town.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY,
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ZoVSES, ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
,I. Srcl Co.: lS9 Main ct. n1410
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g .elc,; c,os.o oMsop,ERN BRICK, GAS
M'j. 'e In. . Alamo, place.
fnc r26i6
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GROOM MODERN. NEAT AND CLEAN.
close In, North West Temple, at 66
Ounce st. rSl5o
The evening world., 1913-04-17

Woo pon0ed IN the
CITY National Bank Building with .
hundred and ATTY othsrs. reoounts how
. man With . single boat saved the en-
tire hundred and ffty while the drs was
consuming the building. They had cut
the elevator cables and With . bai Of
twine ana small wire sent down the
casass 10 ME boat. Ne rowsd b IN.
other buii6ing and fastsnsd the oeh,e
70 that eulidins under vssy esrnsss
conditions.
Then with only the liGAt Of the busp.
Ing structure 70 guido the rescue. The
hundred and nifty persons IN the bank
building were saved by the aid Of the
boatman and this improvissd hand over.
hand cahs. In tsliin9 the story not
even the NAME NbAB was leasnsl.
In smother piacs two hundred 'wso,ss
and babies found refuge In paant tao
tory. And under most alarming con-
ditions. at the risk Of their nves. every
day heroes carried food TO them. Ths
superintan ont OF ths workhouse. and
many Others IKE him. fought dsspsr'
atsiy IN oshaif Of their duty.
20, one after another. the survivor
tell of the dangerous acts performed by
rescue folk. And just . word about
them. In the passing Of this horror. u
The evening world., 1913-04-17

give you the king Of spades. Then wen
both have better hands"
why. certainly!" said Mrs. Jarr.
But" objected Mr.. Jar. what's the
use to deal cards II you ladies' are going
to select them from each Others
hands"
AS he said this the knave Of hearts
fell from his hands onto the table.
That's the card was looking FORT"
cried Mrs. Jarr. Here. take this old
four Of diamonds. Now. dear. I'll bot
YOU we beat thees men who think they
(This last to Mrs. Rangla)
Il don't see how you are going to
beat W. II MrA Rsnsds 10 playing with
me and Mr.. Ransie 10 playing with
you." said Mr.. Jarr.
well. II wouldn't b fair for Mu.
Jarr and me to play together against
regular gamblers" said Mrs. Rangls
sweetly.
And I wouldn't play with my hus-
band as q partner for worlds!" 20.
marked Mrs. Jsrr.
"Nor me with Mr.. RanSis!' cried the
other lady. I'VE ssways get In . nght!"
II matched that cerise ribbon for 1T
tie Emma's new hak." said Mrs. Jarr.
wait. III show you. Now. don't looh
at my cardsr'
This last was Addressed to Mr.. Jarr
as she laid her hand down. the faces Of
the cards upward. and went on to md
the cerise ribbon.
"You must have paid 80 cents q yard
for that said Mrs. Rangls in eager
interest when the ribbon was brought
and shown her.
And she laid down her cards. face up
ward, and held the ribbon under the
light.
docs II match by daylight, too"
Perfectly" said Mrs. Jsrr. There
was q sale. Only 81 cents. 90 I got
some Of the wide In blue. 1t will make
nice sash for little EnymA's white
dresses for Sunday school,"
where did you get III Was 1t .
remnant sale. or just for one day?
asked Mrs. Rangls.
care you going 70 play auction bridge.
iadies?" asked Mr.. Jarr with deadly
sweetness.
Cant you be pOlite?" asked Mrs.
Jarr sharply. You men think only OF
gambling. wonder what's keeping the
children 10 quiet In the front room"
Nothing was keeping them quiet For
at this instant u series OF shrieks rent
the air. coming from the front room.
And both ladies hurried away.
at can't be done" murmured MI.
Ransle sadly.
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sfNoPsIs OF PRECEDING lNsTAL6NNre.
kcb1t .Anstr,slsr . youag British oeftoss Y
iyoa ~ ssng b. souGt- aAseial, b stsrts back ftY
hcesod 3 dhrssf shappine e 9 s;S1ssd enosFd
:'d sss ysss g. p1s ss; s:si: q &. 4 81. ''f Il 'as AZ
Hvqss ssS ksssrssSsr "a irc Aasissthss .s.tns
!Iadsd. nsnY q ths slTds?s eorss. . nsi.s :
bone for iris in cve: IL %. o.ys b finds |. !.
sssS:a :sa =: a. a. :'''TtsS vii: IL e.. ": :na:
sss 6s: w shs " ssss s'a H. si.sd AZ
inS Is ssvss AnsssysSsr hnds . ysh q sinosi
pS.s 80 O. nAIhs u ~, sen:i a. Gun. =: q - A;
e Ises .s .s sss ~. M G;1S e a. Gsse ps
vislcesd for suoh an. VHsqsney f6s Dysis sp-
psoseh, 4ors than sshty 10 o,nt.r,. and ssaruA
"a opse isafsssiS H.. % tasS. p,ssnS "a
e s.n., z. &. y S i::s: ps sr :s..;c T: is
.. s: s:., ~ r.. cs E9aS S. ss; :sSs:Sc:: .s:S::
Anssuthsr .confeaes NJ lovs Tor In. Who accspts
hin. A. ths hight a he attack HrttSh man.
ct.wef sSc9s nahns g the ilsnd. lvhR days e.!
70 sis ArsS~ q s., rs.eu.s and snso.iuoss ihsi
spsss.nsnt, lord yentnov 4 also % the .vanhip.
as hes ~ voa Or Arthurs gratitude b. Offer
Ing 20 hsap hin out Of c~rtaip finsnctd troubles.
Anst str,thsr tsils u. o!.ies. sbout nt 9yn oos.
s 1:t ,.s sse q 81 r. d Fl: e .u. e ss o1 ~ o. g
but As sshss 70 eescs b~ isto nanytpG
vmkunF.
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Partisan Fancies In Dress.

ka,ssdoseopis sAsss - eay sssss ~.
semblasN
A new fancy m ascAvsss sASve v
cut wiVA the friiis tusain6 invas0 in.
stsaA Of outward - ~ Asvs 6ess ass
customsd 70 80 then. N'
Pasis sssas 70 - ssowsa0 t1so1 ee
navy blue oad haaah. Vh1oh ha~o ~
IN unusually ioaG ~ q taWoe 9oee
end Grays ass vssy 0oOaIAS. - yeooW
II enthusiastically Ne 1saAia0 ssees ~
now. Any shaAs Sren he nese 1sllsato
tan 10 NJ Assp gs,1es, Asova = 1n1h.
ionabls. NssA ~ hsAlse' es61 ~
the sAsAss ss aaAsOaay. tsssa sseta 80
ne Pssstaa rs1s ass DssDsat esvesooA
High empire Sardiss u tAAsls h ~.
trastins colses ere much weeA 3ANy
are usually finished on with . iarss ~
either ct ne front OF bsoA - foaey tie.
tstso.
French women tsvsr ne s~aAely
hioussA wsist end they stiii Insist <Aat
s1Eirts must - vssy Nasrsv st the bet-
tom. Thsss 10 . Sssustas fullneoo at the
knees brought aSsut ~ te,Aitts dsae-
srsss that susgsst Ovisatatism. bot the
fuiinsss at the waist 10 sAtAsrsd o.
pisatsd into Q hand 70 G1vs tAe nat
effect at the hips.
Most OF the hAAs nov are small. With
h,sh piumss o. asgrsttss. out tlss sum.
msr viii bring dainty large l0hSpas
vsiied Win prtntsd ehi6oUt
The evening world., 1913-04-17

A. A. AA~A
"o o''"' S0s ~ -
eplernooh. IRIS was invited 'n'o .n'
onem'Toom ON some pretext' an" Lieut.
PAvdon, dsleeaHod BY tho commander
and the arst lieutenant, buttonholsd
Robert.
With sailor-like directness he came
straIght 10 the point-
"a. ,.- =, -. ~. ,.., ,.,s,,~ .ho,,
von An.,.u,h., ia ,,. o.nno, -. o.
. ,. :. ~
w'"nr !" ."s .h.t you are hAro
w A"o '~S. inst you LOON s.ewso
'on on the Nroer SHOWS your disinciln'
alton to appeal TO your own people for
funds. Now. onoe you are ashore, you
will De landed IN difficulties. To cut
any further explanations, I am com.
missioned TO offer Won a loan ~ Af,v
pounds.. which Won can r.n.y ~, vo,,
Ne" 'S'
pn,.-,. ns,.. ....
ou.n us"'ehea so"e"nat
TOT "S moment NO could not nnd
~oros' F'aydon reared ne was onendsd.
i am sorry old chap, " We are mis-
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aaksd. Il have something 70 say to
you before We land"
The shipownsr silently motionsd him
to . seat.
1T concerns Iris and myself" con.
tinuod Anstruther. II gathered from
your words when we met on the island
tha: both you and Lord vsntnor re-
gnrdsd Iris a. his iordshlp's promised
bride. From your point Of view ne
arrangement was perhaps natural ana
equitable. but since your daughter LETT
Hong Kong It happens that ne and
have fallen In love with each other. No;
please listen to me. ! am not here b
urge my claims on you. won her
fairly and intend to keep her. were the
whole House OF Peers opposed to me.
At this moment want to tell you, her
father, why she could never. even under
other circumstances. marry Lord Vent
nor"
Then he preceded 70 place before the
astounded baronet q detailed history oi
mis- recent career. II was . sordid story
Of woman's perfidy. twice told. It car
rled conviction In every sentence. II
was possible. Of course, to explain mat
ters more fully to the baronst than u
Iris, and Anstruthsr's fierce resentment
Of the cruel wrong inflicted upon him
blassd forth with overwhelming force
The intensity OF his wrath In no VA
Impaired the coEency OF his arguments
Rather did Il lend point and Logical
brevity.
Each word burned itself into hii
Al
The evening world., 1913-04-17

And what ~as n she er>sd 70 ~ Asa
the bench?
Your own httis ssri given 49, .
youi" .t. ...
Owen back 70 Asmi For wAaA-ee
marry that blaek-hsartsd ecefo6sl
whose pastims was the ds6rhAa11oa g
women and the dsfamins Of honcoe
men: That sestlsd Il. Instantly the
cloud Was Mftsd from he souL A greas
peace came upon him. The ruin a hio
business he mtght not be able to avert
but he would save from the wreck that
which he pr.sed mors than al 49,
his daughters love.
The engines droppsd TO haif apeeA-
they were entering the haroor OF oiNOa.
pore. In a few hours the worst would
be over. II ventnor teleeraphsd % Lon.
don his withdrawal from the board.
nothing short OF . csbaed drAS< for ten
thousand pounds would prevent certain
creditors from ding . BANKRUPTCY psti'
ton.
tro BE Continusd) -
The evening world., 1913-04-17
MR.. yARR MVENTS
: "HANDICAP BRIDGE

THE only deck in the house contain
ing only forty-seven cards on ac-
= tual count. II was finally agreed
tby the iadies) that Mrs. Jarr should
always be dealt thirteen, Mrs. Rangle
thirteen and Mr.. Jarr and Mr.. Ransls
, ten and eleven in turn.
This. A. bori Mrs. Jarr and Mrs. Ran.
gle were unanimous. would make II
all perfectly fair and satisfactory to
everybody-and the game OF auction
bridge commenced.
A dumb despair settled upon Mr.. Jarr
ana Mr.. RanGle at this and other ar
FanGements for q pleasant evening
'just among themselves" But, although
their hearts were breaking. they were
ail smiles tonight.
I'VE can smoke. Of course-' said Mr..
Jar a. Mr.. RanSle dealt the short and
battered pack.
~ wish you to-" said Mrs. Jar.
But her look was stern and cold and
Mrs. Ransle gave Mr.. Ransls . vicious
dig In the ribs with her elbow a. he
paused In distributing the forty-sevcn
pastsboaTds and reached for his oigar-
ettes. This poke In the brisket or
thereabouts was Social Sign I.anguaG-
ing. slgnifying Smoke II you dare!'
"Wsn. don't feel l!ke smoking."
muraorsd Mr.. Rangle frankly.
Mr. Jarr put back his cigar and gave
him Q glance that said Coward"
'N0w that's very sweet OF yow.'
Gushed Mrs. Jarr. 'Mr. Jarr doesn't
know how II smells up the curtains ard
makes me choke But am slad to soc
there 10 one married man who has some
regard for his wife and doesn't smoke
In her presence"
Mrs. Rangle gave her husband a look
that said pls ally: See. 7 do not so
around telling people how you I'LL your
home with cigarette smoke and the
carpets with cigarette ends"
Eyes. It's only a habit. smoking"
chin,ed In Mr.. Jarr
So II Ia. but /, is very comforting
habit. And something told Mr. Jarr
that the good cigar in his upper LETT
hand waistcoat pocket was going to be
shattered and broken during the course
OF the evening.
"And It's a very bad habit and very
extravagant ONE said Mrs. Jarr.
"Should We have something 70
dr,nko" asked Mr.. Jarr AS Mrs. Ransl'
and Mrs. Jarr amisbly compared hands.
Not for me- said Mrs. Ransie' Il
think IT would me very nice to have an
evening. a comfortable home eVeh'nS'
An enjoyable evening, Just among our
soives. playing cards-Nrs. Jarr, II you
vii, give me the king or hearts III