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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-16

STILL SOME GOOD LOTS LEFT.
To any one vino does not care to pay
down great deal Of money ! recon-
mend LOTS In Falrmount Springs
Addition These lots are located on
18TH South. between 9th and 1lth
East They are surrounded by beautI
ful homes end are in the heart OF the
suburban business district Bank. drugs
ha ardwsre, furniture stores and other
business enterprises right at your door
Two car lines, giving YOU five-min
ute service: school house and church
nearby. The LOTS lay beautifully, q d.
improved with large shade trees in f mt
OF them; six-foot sidewalks in. rices
range from s275 and up $40 CT Sh and
So per month,
$1,000 for lot 60xl4Si to Hey on 5th
East near Sth South. sewe' and sidewalks
paid: $500 less than any other lot on the
street OF its size.
s245o for one Of the nobbiest 4-room
modern brick bungalows in this city. To-
Gated on the east side. near 10th South:
lot 37kx15I TO alley. Nice cenerted base
ment. sidewalks in and paid for Terms,
$500 cas-. and s25 per mo-. inu interest.
This .tte home is brand new and Its
well constructed.
s55oo-Can sell you 5-room modern
brick cottage on 10th East near 1th
South on lot 2lx10 rods. together with
other lots ANIL rods each. These lots
are worth $4,000 leaving s25oo for the
cottage The house is finished in oak,
thoroughly modern and fun cemented
basement. Will sell the house without
three lots for $500, reasonable terms.
Being only blocks from the new high
school. IL ought TO be snap for some
one.
s210O for a-acre on 9th East. near 18th
South. with good 4-room brick house,
chicken coops. fine orchard and small
fruit Terms can be arranged.
s2S5o. near 18th South and 4th East
$500 cash and $50 per mo. will buy splen-
did 5-room frame house; nice barn.
chicken house, etc. and orchard lot
lO0x1l6 feet,
sAso0-S2loO cash-for 4 brick houses
and 1Osx330 feet on 9Th South, near 3rd
West It's a great buy for some specu-
lator.
$500, cash, for splendid broom
modern brick cottage near 3rd East and
5th South, walking distance TO center OF
city,
We write fire Insurance and will loan
you money at lowest rates.
A. RICHTER,
73 South Main St, Phone Was. SAL
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

BARGAINS,
Beautiful Bungalows and Modern Cot
BARGAINS.
f-room brick. modern cottage, located
close to Ninth East, and south front
with large lot, cement walks and
buffet Kitchen. electric fixtures. It is
a good bargain.
5000 cash. $50 per month. Price $3.50.
4-room mottie brick bungalow, close 10
Liberty park; cement walks and base
ment, screened-ln back porch and
/. sleeping porch, buffet kitchen. built
large front porch; in fact. these are
the snappiest little bungalows in
town.
$500 cash. s22.6o per month. Price 1880.
5-room mottle brick, modern. bungalow
close to Ninth East street, with
south front: screened-in back porch,
cement walks and basement, buffet
Kitchen. built-in china cabinet in din
ing room, built-in mantel- This is
an exceptionally good buy.
$3.50 cash. SIS per month. Price $4,000.
5-room cottage, close to the new high
school and in the best location. with
stairway In and room for rooms
above; cement walks and basement.
screened-in back porch, fine large
rooms, nnantel In living room, cleo
trlc fixtures.
1900 cash. $50 per month. Price sS50O
s-rom mottle brick, strictly modern
bungalow on Ninth East. the paved
street. east front, and on a corner;
cement walks and full cement base
ment. screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch. buffet kitchen, VAIN
scoted dining room, ouilt-in mantel
and book cases. beautiful electric
fixtures. This Is one of the prettiest
bungalows on Ninth East street
$500 cash. S51.bD per mont.,.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
No. % East First South. Was2tch 244.
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~ rooms on one floor. three baths
nicely furnished, under one management
> years. This house is considerably be-
low market al S131O: terms.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

PLAN YOUR FUTURE NOW.
Stop minute and do some fig
urlng; consider what the next tlve
years mean To- you.
It's time you can't afford to
Will you continue 10 exc out a
mere living. or viii you intrench
yourself upon Plenty's highway?
Both courses lay open. Which
Is your choice?
The second is far the most In
yitins. And it's as easy as the
first.
Your first step is to become a
real producer. Get on Park
Valley farm. in northwestern Box
Elder county, Utah, where every
effort brings results.
The land Is cheap-only s15 to
si7.oo per acre on ave years
It's highly productive, rivaling
land costing 8 10 10 times as
Climatic conditions are ideal.
Gasoline pump wells furnish an
abundance Of water.
Good schools, churches, stores
ana amusement halls near by.
In many instances the first
years crops have paid the cost OF
the owners farm.
Five years OF a Park Valley
tarm, and you'll have a plano In
the parlor and an automobile In
your barn.
Don't put this matter of. It's
too vital.
Get busy and drop us card
today for our FREE Park VAL
ley booklet and worth while farm
lnforma ton
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.,
1903 Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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ROOMING HOUSE.


good location. Will invoice. About
SO, 600.
ROOMING HOUSE.
Good transient location, nearly full Of
steady roomers; rent less than Sc per
room To be exact, $3.50 per month
Steam heat and hot water included; sta
uonary washstands in every room. Is
a modern building. Making money. Price
for this week only S3500
MANUFACTURING.
Are YOU an executive? Can YOU han
die men? Can YOU manage a plant
Have you 10000? You can secure the
management on salary. You can buy a
controlling Interest. Business is well
csta blished, has healthy, steady growth
now paying 20 per cent, Chance for A
conservative man, Details personal
application.
SOLD
Three businesses from my office this
week. Shows wisdom of careful listing
Want more opportunities. Must stand
nVestgation. Careful attention given.
Long experience. A word TO the wise
r. T.. DUNCAN.
Manager B. O. Dept.
a. Richter. Phone Sal.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
SALT LAKE SECURITY
TRUST COMPANY,
50 Main STREET
FIFTH SOUTH AND SIXTH
EAST

Facing west on Fifth East just
north OF Sixth South, we nave IN
course OF construction a most
modern and up-to-date siN-roon
bungalow all on one floor. Law
Ing room, dining ROOM, buftet
kitchen. three bedrooms, sleeping
porch, front and back porches.
full cement basement. Lot ala
by 113 feet to alley. This is with
. out a doubt the best location In
the city for a home. being only
a few minutes walk from the
center Of the city and also To-
Gated on one OF the best car lines
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aOl7 SOUTH NINTH EAST.

A modern five-room red pressed
brick bungalow with beamed cell
!ngs, oak floors, linen cabinet.
buffet kitchen, two front porches.
back porch and sleeping porch
full cement basement, Lot so by
$50 feet to 26-foot alley. Price
$3.50. Terms to suit purchaser.
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Rem emher we will accept your
unimproved property as part pur-
chase price on any Of the above
places. or we will build on your
vacant ground for YOU according
to your own plans and speclflca-
tlons,
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MILLINERY SCHOOL

-,
FARiS SCHOOL: NEW, UP-TO- DATE
mats exchanged for your old ones; fin
eS' assortment In city. 300 s. 9Th East
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LIVERY STABLE
PIANO LESSONS

p n. COOK, PIANIST CAREFUL AT
tention to proper lingering and touch
Pupils rapidly advanced. Beginners "A
specially. Home studio. 1863 Third ave
Phone Wasa tch 6ai7-M d10i0
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title Insurance.
attend TO all details In transferring and
mortga ging land titles, Capital, $500, 600
235 Main. s2529
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GENERAL CEMENT WORK


CEMENT BLOCKS AND WORK OF ALL
kinds at reasonable prices; first ella IS
workmanship, bids submitted on any lob
Gottlieb & Co.. phone Was. 67SS d2s2
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BETT1LYON HOME BUILDERS co.
323 So Main st. Was. 3O30.
d222o
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S25 OR MORE INVESTED NOW IN
mfg. business will bring fast increas-
Ing income OF per cent month and
keep you when old, Address c. NJ. p,
o. box Sl2. dfs40
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

F-W.'S CHICK MAMMA SUPPLIES
=, every need for chicks from one DAY 70
Ihree weeks old. $3.50. per nunoreo'
""'''t' 1850
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST
brass. chipped glass and painted. Phone
1908. xs5
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LANGsToN & KIMRALL.
4 RICHARDS ST. WAS. 1851
67nI
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ATTENTION, INVESTORS.

We have apartments for sale in
all sections Of the city paying
large rates OF interest on amounts
invested. Apartment house for
$4,000. paying $500 per annum.
Apartment house, $4,000, paying
$4,000 per annum. Apartment
house, $4,000. paying s5400 per
annum. Apartment house, SIS, 600.
paying $3.50 per annum. These
are only a few OF the many In
yestments which we have to Of
fer. Call and see us If you are
interested.
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SALT LAKE SECURITY &
TRUST COMPANY.
80 Main Street. Exchange SO.
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For Sale or Trade

WILL SELL OR TRADE ALL OR HALF
interest In small grocery, doing good
business; must retire on account OF
health. bargain il taken at once. Ad-
dress H-t9 Tribune. d2O6o
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FIRST AVENUE NEAR @ ST.
Facing south on First avenue.
we have a seven-room modern
residence. beautiful lot, which is
by 8 rods. shrubbery, lawns,
etc, Price S4750. Terms arranged
to suit.
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IRON WORKS

JOE DEWEY, MANUFACTURER OF
all kirds OF iron works; bids and est-
mates gladly furnished. 242-o-G Edison
4 1914
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Real Estate-To Exchange

TO TRADE-EoUITY IN BEAUTIFUL
broom modern home for desirable
farm lands. not too far from Salt Lake
Wasatch 2454-J. rSTo2
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MANUFACTURING.
REAL OPPORTTTN1TJES

REAL OPPORTUNITIES.
10 nice large rooms, running hot and
cold water every room, steam heat, fine
lease. This house has the best location
in city and is making money. Only Sil00:
part cash.
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STRANGERS CAN FIND NICE m2
ern h. k rooms, single or en- sui'tS IS
E. Brigham, opp, Hotel Utah. =
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30 rooms. worklnGmen's roominG house,
full all the time and turning people away.
Very cheap rent. only $3.50; part cash
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SECTIONAL MATTRESSES

SECTIONAL, MATTRESSES MADE
from your feather bed: new way
Gather cleaning a speciality Mulkey
Section Mattress Co, d7c East End South
Hyland 2Ol3. dl773
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CHEAP. IN CITY, FIRsT-CLASS.
wellesta blished, we'll equipped carriage
and automobile shop: good location. Ad-
dress Esq. Tribune. 1893
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FOR SALE
For Sale-MiscellaneOus

STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
cS433
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FOR RENT
housekeeping Rooms

HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE MY
housekeeping apartments at the li
nond hotel? One room, with disapppph,
ing bed. disappearing gas range, igp,Ita
$3.50 per week and up: g. So. MI!
Phone exchange 3S5.
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LAWN MOWERS SHARPENEI

If YOUR LAWN MOWER NEEDS
sharpening or repairing. call q. c. M T.
retail hardware. They will send an ex-
pert to your home and he Will guarantee
10 make cid mowers cut like new No
files used. Gallo
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AT YOUR OWN PRICE.

AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
House No. 425 9Th avenue-A broom
mod, brick Lot 2sx10 rods. All assess
ments paid. Mortgage S1f50, not yet due
MUST BE SOLD.
Go today and see the property, Call
US by telephone or mall us your orfer'
All bids will be considered.
THIS WEEK
the owner is in town and must close
deal before Saturday, but do not walt.
Make your offer now,
BURT e. CARLQUIsT COMPANY,
TEL. WAS. $50. 40 SO. MAIN ST.
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ing. insurance rate and warehouse with
any other. The superiority Of the Keyser
storage over all others Is we'll known.
Keyser FIreproof Storage Co., Wasatoh
2B2a b241S
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS


N1aMSAGE s,'.sGE CANS FURNISHED FREE
WE our service. S. H. ScayenSer and
w s'arg Garbaee Co. 25 L. 4th South
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ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR BATHS AND
electrical eatmeuts; hairs removed
Splendid results Martin Institute, 222
broolSs hrcade Was G003. d221s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Right in the city. doing a good bus-
ness; receipts $4,000 TO $1,000 a month;
rent only $50 per month owner wants
TO retire. Has made a competence.
Small farm in part payment Must be
good location. Will invoice. About
SO 00n
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
Heroes of Great Fire.

Hot Springs. Sept. 8.-It has been learned that it was due to the heroism of s. R. w. Clark, engineer at the city's electrical plant, di- rectly in the path of the flames, that there was a plentiful supply of water with which to fight the fire Friday night. Clark, on duty when the fire started, remained at his engines, which supply the mo- tive power of the pumping of water into the city's reservoir, until the timbers in the engine room began to fall. Before he left he set the turbines at top speed. In leaving the building he was struck several times by falling debris, but escaped with only minor cuts and bruises.
 The fact that one building was saved was due to a crowd of small boys who, under the leadership of an t1-year-old lad, raided a saloon and saturated the roof and side of the structure with all the non-in- tlammable liquids found The build ing, the sole source of revenue of a little girl, was blistered, but did not burn.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
REBEKAH'S TO CRANNIS
To Celebrate the SiXty-SecOnd An niverSary of the Rebekah De-
 gree of Odd Fellowship.

Clover Rebekah Lodge No. no, Grannis, Ark, is preparing most interesting program to be given on September 2O in honor of the sixty-secOnd birthday of the Re- bekah degree. The most interest ing feature of this entertainment is to be a selection by Miss Clara Mes sick. one of our country's most gifted musicians, and one who has travelled through Europe and played before queens. Miss Messick is here for a short time only and those who can should avail them selves of this opportunity to hear her.
 After the entertainment refresh ments will be served, and the pro- ceeds will be used to help furnish a room in the orphans home at Batesville.
 A most cordial invitation is eX- tended to everyone, those who are members and those who are not members of the Rebekah degree, and anyone who cannot attend but wishes to help in raising this fund can send their offering to the secre- tary of Glover Rebekah Lodge, GranniS. Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
Issues Call for Aid.

Hot Springs, Sept. 8.-Hot Springs has suffered a great calamity, fire destroying a vast area of property, apprOXimating a loss of S5,000000. Thousands of people are rendered homeless and penniless. Conditions are appalling, the destitution is acute and the need of assistance is imperative and immediate.
 Ordinarily we could take care of our local citizens in a disaster of this character but Hot Springs, be- ing a metropolitan health and pleasure resort, there are hundreds of citizens from other states thrown upon our bounty. This makes our burden greater indeed. While we do not wish to be placed in the at titude of asking for outside assist ance, the cry of suffering humanity suggests the propriety of accepting any assistance that may be offered by a generous public.
 A committee composed of the mayor, the entire board of alder men and the executive committee of the Business Mems League was appointed at mass meeting to take entire charge of the situation.
 Request has been made upon the governor for two companies of state guards to patrol the scene of disaster both day and night.
 All religious and fraternal organi- zations will be asked to assist in ascertaining the actual needs of the suffering.
 NJ. A. Eisele has been appointed treasurer of this fund and all con- tributions should be sent direct to him.
 This conflagration was confined principally to the residential dis trict and smaller boarding houses, covering an area of 200 acres in the southern part of the city.
 The bathhouses, boarding houses and principal hotels, with the ex- ception of the Moody and Park ho- tels. are intact, and this will in no wise interfere with the accommo- dation of the visiting public. There are ample accommodations at pres ent in the city of Hot Springs for 10000 visitors.
 Signed Relief Committee.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
STOCK MEN 10 MEET

The next regular meeting of the Polk County Live Stock and Forage Crop Association will be held in Mena at the court house at D. m.. Saturday. September 20. All mem bers and others interested in better farming are urged to be present.
 There are several matters of vital importance to come before the meeting for discussion and full attendance is desired It is also hoped that several good committees can be appointed at this meeting. so that we can get down to busi- ness in building up the live stock and forage crop production of the county.
 There will be at least two par ties present to present a creamery proposition, and it is hoped that some definite action can be taken on this important matter at this time.
 The question of a two-day agri- cultural encampment school, com bined with a poultry show to be held this fall, will also be fully dis cussed. Everybody attend. as it is to your advantage.
 J. Hollister Tull. Sec.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
GOOD ROADS BOOM
 ON AT BIG FORK
G. B. Bates Writes Thtat Road Days" Were We'll Observed and That Those Who Did Not
 Work Then, Will Later.

About twenty men worked on the road on September 3 and i. Sev- eral of them were so well pleased with the result that they came back and worked on the 5th. Owing to the dryness of the ground and the scarcity of tools the people did not all turn out on the Sd and 4th, but will work two days later on.
 Work began Monday morning at the county line and will be pushed to the limit. Road OVerseer NJ. c. Edwards will work his men in CO., operation with out work. It is our plan to clear the right of way of stumps and brush and pull down the sharp hills with wheel scrapers, and as soon as we can get prepared for it will get the big steam grader and put on the finishing touches. We are aware of the fact that we are up against big job and earn estly ask for the cooperation of all the people along the line. If the Board Camp and Mena people will get busy as the people of Big Fork have we would soon have a good road from the Montgomery county line to Mena. Let us all pull to- .gether and make a strong effort for one good road.
 Yours for good roads,
 G. B. Bates.
 Big Fork, Ark"
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
MAY BE A BICANIST
Sheriff of Benton County Says J. R. Holland Has Another Wife
 Living-Victim Shows Up.

J. R. Holland, who is now in the Polk county jail in default of a bond of $500 on the charge of im- personating an officer, may also have to face a charge of bigamy.
 Holland was accompanied to Mena by Miss Nora Centrell of Webb City, Mo-, to whom he was married last Saturday. Friday Mrs. Holland received letter from her mother in Webb City, stating that she had been informed by the sher- in of Benton county that Holland had another wife living.
 This, together with information about other violations of the law will be presented to the grand jury at the next term of court.
 One of Hollands intended victims was in Mena Friday to deliver a span of mules that the prisoner had agreed to purchase.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
JAPAN MAY SEIZE A PORT.
London Correspondent Believes Nip poneSe Will Take Hand in Revolt.

London, Sept. S.-The Tokio cor respondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
 me Japanese government evil uehtly IS determined to act eau usoGsly, but a great reinforcement oi the fleet in Chinese waters is con- Sldered certain and it is not im- psopable pne that some strategic point may be occupied.
 oo,.ny Any support which the Chinese SSOu'nerners So had in Japan, however, ts Has Deen completely forfeited by soe coe exhibition of pusillanimity and eruption so,, on the part of the sot;hern ,outhern leaders, and any Japanese sv,lph to'aU now taken therefore will be na.h rv,Sliy unrelated to previous sym pathy with the south"
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
HOT SPRINGS FOR
 COMMISSION FORM
New Form of Government May Have Control of Rebuilt City Asks for Help-HerOes
 of the Fire.

Hot Springs, Sept. Ex-Governor Hays is expected to return to Hot Springs today for the purpose of hearing requests of citizens for special session of the legislature to grant this city the commission form of government and the right to is- sue bonds.
 Mayor McClendon has called upon the state authorities for tents for the use of those made homeless by Fridays great fire.
 In response to the action of the citizens meeting Saturday, generous subscriptions in the way of money and supplies already have begun to arrive The work of caring for the fire victims and cleaning up the de- Vastated territory is well in hand. Rebuilding of many of the larger business concerns will begin at once, it is stated.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
GIRL LIVED ON GRASS i DAYS.
Missing Minnesota Child Found Un harmed Under Pile of Brush.

Erskine, Minn, Sept. 8.-Beulah Ganzhorn, the 3-year-old daughter )t William Ganzhorn, who had been lost for the last four days, was found late yesterday under a pile of brush in the woods far from her fathers home, eight miles west of this place. She had subsisted on grass and roots since her disappear ance.
 Large posses have been searching for the child the belief being gen. eral that she had been carried away by leopard said to have escaped from a travelling circus some time ago.