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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Savannah to Ask
Civil Service Law
Police and Fire Departments To Be
Put Under eguIations-Effi-
cheney Tests Are Planned.

SAVANNAH, July 19.-Aldeman
George b. E1ton's civil service bill
viii be introduced in the Legislature
during the present session.
The special committee appointed by
the Mayor to Investigate the civil
service regulations in other cities
has completed Its work and rec
ommended the introduction of the bill
ut the present session. The measure
will be Immediately advertised for
the specified period.
II the bin passes. the Mayor will be
authorized to appoint a special COM
mittee Of three, 20 be known as the
Civil Service Commission. this COM
mission to have entire charge of the
administration Of the civil service
law in the city. The bill provides that
the police and fire departments be
placed under civil service the idea
being TO divorce these departments
from politics.
The bill provides for efficiency tests
for the members of the police and fire
departments The selection Of APP
pointees will be governed by their
moral, mental and physical fitness.
and their tenure of Office will not de-
pend on the vagarieS of politics They
would not be subject TO removal un-
less 1t We're proved that they had
been guilty of misconduct or that
they were otherwise unit for their
positions.
Whether the bin viii pass the Leg
islature is a question. Its passage will
be determined largely by the attitude
of the Chatham County Representa-
tives toward il. If majority Of the
legislators from this county agree it
is a good measure, II probably will go
through but If there is "a difference
Of opinion among the legislators. its
defeat Is pretty well assured
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Granite Hen House
To Foil Marauders
Flock Reduced to Lone Hen, Moultrie
Man Lays Plans for Burglar
Proof Building.

MOULTRIE, July 19.-R. b. Wick has
unique plan for defeating the evil in
tentions of chicken thieves, his once
flourishing flock having fallen into their
hands until now he has but one lone
hen.
Of a granite chicken coop in a few DAYS.
He hopes in this manner to foil ma
RAIDERS He has posted at his front
gate an invitation to all chicken thieves
to be present at the ceremony and in
spect the plans.
Every door and window will be dou-
BILE locked and barred and rugged with
wires in such way that if one is touched
an alarm will be sounded
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Indian Papoose Is
Raised by Soldiers
Full-Biooded Modoc, Back at Old
Home, Tells Romantic Story
Of Early Life.

KLAMATH FALLS, July 1s.-Kit
Carson. a full-blood Modoc. visited
his native land a few days ago for
the first time since his babyhood.
The story of the life of Carson is
unique. In 1852 a detachment of Gov
eminent troops was sent to the Kla-
math country to quiet reported up
risings among the Indians. A large
band Of Indians had established a vii
lage on the shore of the lake When
the Indians caught sight Of the SOL
Giers they made a hasty departure.
Kit Carson, who was then about a
year old, was left behind by his fright
ened mother. 1t was difficult for the
soldiers to determine what to do with
the child Finally a soldier named
Woods asked that he be permitted to
adopt the boy He gave the little
fellow the name OF Kit Carson and
found him a temporary home with a
Spanish family at Yreka.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
g Waycross 8
Police of WaycrOss
For 'Slashed Skirt
Men, Not Women, To Be Arrested
If Latest Style Causes Too
Much Excitement.

WAYCROSS. July 19.-Wearers of the
new style I''slashed skirt have nothing
to fear in Waycross. The police will
not arrest wearers of the new skirt, but
will see that men do not let their curl
osity make them obnoxious.
The first time a slashed skirt was seen
here the wearer paraded up and down
one Of the citys main business streets
and as long as she was on the street
there was an unusual number of men
found "strOlling none of the strollers
getting very far from the skirt 1t is
said that a number of women here have
purchased the slashed skirts and after
trying them on at home, have sewn up
most OF the slash or worn the skirt with
a petticoat.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
EXPRESS CLAIM
OFFICES To De
CONSOLIDATED
Savannah To Be Headquarters Of
Florida, Georgia and South
eastern DivisiOnsofCompany.

SAVANNAH, july -'onSodoat-
ed claim offices OF three divisions Of
the Southern r,vnress Company win
N.-,-..., s,--.t. - -.
" ''N'''' ''' '7t .I'''''''' d.. 'ei aus Us
i, IN pursuance Of an order promul-
gated from the general headquarters
Of the concern several DAYS ago Off
cfal notice of which has Just been re-
Ceived here simultaneously general
claim Offices VIII Dee opened i'm Rich
mond and CHATTANOOGA
Claim departments distinct and
separate from the other branches Of
the company's business. will be an en-
tirely new thing with this big cor
poration w. X Weaver. of Sayan-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Temptations of Men
Drive Girl to Poison
Statesboro Girl Takes Iodine In Front
Of Casino at Thunderbolt--Aet
Long Contemplated.

SAVANNAH. GA, July l9-Driven
to desperation by temptations put in
her path by men is the reason given
by Miss TYNE Boylstou. is years old,
for her attempted suicide by drinking
iodine on the grounds in front Of the
Casino, Thuuderbolt several nights
ago. The girl is now entirely reCuv-
cred and repentant. Letters left by
the girl, who came here recently from
Statesboro, indicate that she contem-
plated tue deed for days before the
actual attempt was made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
REST
At ST. SIMONS
CAMP SUNDAY.
Second Regiment Gives Big
Dance on Island Saturday
Night-First Dress Parade.

ST .SIMONS. July 19.-Sunday will
be a day of rest for the Second Geor-
gi4 Regiment, and the men will be
given a chance to get acquainted with
the historic island. There will be
nothing to do until the big dress pa
rade ats o'clock in the afternoon.
The first dress parade was held
Saturday afternoon. The regimental
dance was given on Saturday night,
the Second Regiment Band furnish
ing the music The boys turned out
in force with their brass buttons, to
the delight of the girls on the island.
So far this has been the big event Of
the encampment. On Saturday the
officer of the day was w. G. Faye,
and officer of guard, ]. ]. West, both
Of Albany
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
FIRST DISTRICT DOCTORS
TO MEET IN SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH July 19.-Phvsicians
from all over the First Congressional
District will assemble in Savannah Mon
day for the midsummer meeting of the
District Medical Society
An interesting program has been ar
ranged. Mayor Richard J. Davant will
welcome the physicians to Savannah.
In the afternoon the doctors will go to
Tybee for dip in the surf, and at night
they will enjoy a banquet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Savannah to Rush
Work on IncineratOr
oestructor Company Already Has
Force Of Men at Work Laying
Foundation Of Plant.

SAVANNAH. July 19.-No time is
20 be lost in building the refuse in
cinerating plant Work Of laying the
foundation has already commenced.
The details Of the contract between
the Dcstructor Company and the city
have been agreed upon and the con
tract signed
A force Of men engaged by the De
structOr Company has started right in
on the foundation work The man
who Is to direct the work for the
company will arrive in a few days.
Chief Engineer +. r. Conlut will have
genera supervision of the work. The
plant is to cover an area 100 by 80
feet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Court Calls Both of
Boys Parents Unfit
Serious Charges Are Made Against
Proprietor Of Inlet Hotel at
Tybee and His Wife.

SAVANNAH. July $50 serious are
the charges and counter charges i'm the
alimony case Of Mrs ANNA Jones
against w a. Jones, proprietor of the
Inlet Hotel at Tybee. that Judge Wal
ter o Charlton has stated from the
bench IN the Superior Court that he
doesn't consider either the father or the
mother III 20 have the custody of their
-four. year-old son.
Witnesses testified TO alleged miscon-
iuct OF Mrs. Jones curing tae absences
Of her husband. who ~ an engineer on
the Tybee Branch of the Central Of
witnesses testified TO gross neglect and
miStrestment Of Mrs Jones on the part
II her husband
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
EARLY REPORT WANTED
ON SAVANNAH AFFAIRS

SAVANNAH. July 19-Mayor Rich
ard ]. pavant has written to the gem
eTdl office in New Orleans, of the audit
ing company which recently checked up
the books and affairs of the city gov
eminent in Savannah requesting that
a fun and complete report on the result
of these Investigations he rendered at
the earliest possible moment The
Mayor thinks that the matter OF install
ing new system To keep track Of the
affairs of the municipal government has
been hanging fire long enough.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Storm Does Damage
In MOultrie Section
Naval Stores Operators and Farmers
Suffer Loss From Wind, Rain
and Hail.

MOULTRIE, July 19.-The terrific
wind and electrical storm that swept
over this section last night wrought
considerable damage over a wide area
At Omega, just north of here, several
blown to the ground, the inmates es-
Gaping death in a miraculous manner.
Pine trees boxed for turpentine snapped
in two and the loss to naval stores OPP
orators will amount to hundreds of dol
lars. In the eastern part Of the county
a torrential rain, accompanied by hail.
devastated crops. In Moultrie light
ming struck one house. The high wind
blew over church in the suburbs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Sweetheart False;
Indian Girl Ends Life
Ute Maid Leaps From Rock Of
Legendary Fame When She
Finds Love Faithless.

MEEKER, COLO, July 19.-zanaida.
niece Of Chief Whispering Pine. Of the
lite reservation. and a girl Of unusual
charm committed suicide by leaping
from Suicide Rock a stone monument
Of legendary fame which rearS its
head at the foot Of chs reservation and
has been the means of many grim TRACE
dies by heartbroken maidens of the Ute
nation
canada was courted by many Of the
young braves She fell in love with
the handsomest man and the day was
set for the ceremony. Elk Tooth sud
denly deserted her for another girl Of
the tribe, and, heartbroken, Zanaida
sought surCease in death
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SiWaSh Has First
And Only Car Ride
Chief seattle's Cousin Says He Is
Now Ready to Go to Happy
Hunting Ground.

SEATTLE. July ls.-Chief Seattle's
first co usin, Port Angeles Bob. o
age unknown, and who has lived in
the outskirts of Port Angeles since
the earliest settlers can remember
set foot in Seattle the other day. took
his first ride on a street car saw
some moving pictures, paid homage
TO the statue of Chief Seattle. and de-
clared his resolve 10 return home and
remain Contented there until he goes
TO the happy hunting grounds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS
REFUSAL OF NEW TRIAL

WAYCROSS, July 19-Lige Lane. a
Clinch County negro now under death
sentence for assaulting a white woman
In CllnCh County early this year, is
being held I'm WayCross for safe keep
ing and viii hear his death sentence
pronounced soon by Judge T. A Par
Aer, Of the WayCrOss circuit. \ motion
for a new trial was refused by Judge
Parker. whose decision has received the
backing Of the Georgia Court OF APP
pealS,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Speer Investigator
Again in Savannah
Lewis Arrival Surprise, as II Was
Thought That His Work Had
Been Completed.

SAVANNAH, July 19.-Inspector
Lewis. of the Department OF Justice
who has for several weeks been as
signed 10 tho task OF investigating
the record OF Judge Emory Speer Of
the Southern District Of Georgia. APP
pearcd again in Savannah this week
The temperance of the inspector
was something OF "a surprise. as II
was generally understood that he had
completed his work here and had gone
10 his summer quarters on the Great
Lakes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
BABY is STRANGLED TO
DEATH BY GRAIN OF CORN

SAVANNAH, July ia grain OF
corn lodged in tho lower end OF his
windpipe. Frederick J. Harrington, the
Thomas j. Harrington Of Ludowici
strauEied 10 death after being brought
To savannah for treatment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SAVANNAH Y. M. C. A. BOYS
LEAVE ON CAMPING TRIP

SAVANNAH, July l9.-Fifty boys
from the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation went to Warsaw Island Friday
for a two weeks camping trip. The
Girl Scouts, who have been on the island
for the last ten days, returned to Sa-
vannah in the boat that took the boys
down. The trip of the boys is in charge
of A. w. S. Chairsel
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
HAYNES DITCH COMPLETE;
FINE CORN CROP is RESULT

SAVANNAH, July 19.-Just returned
from North Georgia, where he has spent
tract. Engineer j. V Phillips states that
the big Haynes ditch lis now completed
and for the first time in many years
corn Is growing on either side of il.
The crop is now in excellent condition,
he said, and the people in that section
are highly pleased
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Girl Bride Sees
Husband Convicted
r. L. English Is Found Guilty of
Stealing Wire from Savannah
Electric Company.

SAVANNAH July 19.-With his pref
~ wife, not yet out of her teens, sitting
in the courtroom, 2. L. English has
been tried and convicted in the City
Court OF the larceny OF copper wire
from the Savannah Electric COMPANY
Mrs. English, hardly more than a girl
clad in pink summer dress and wear
in a big leghorn hat with a wreath OF
red roses, sat calmly through the trying
ordeal Mrs. English maintains that her
husband is innocent of any intentional
wrongdOing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
LIARS CONTEST ENDS IN TIE,
ANOTHER is TO BE HELD

WANCROSS, July lq-BeCause three
well known citizens tied for first place
in the liars convention just held in
WsyCross, ii has been decided to hold
a second convention TO break the tie
The Moose Club is responsible for the
inauguration of the novel convention
and has decided 70 present an addition
al prize 10 The winner in the next
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SEVENTEEN HEIRS WILL
DIVIDE LYONS ESTATE

SAVANNAH July l9-An the prop
erty left by the late John Lyons, ST.
goes TO his wife during her life and at
her death is 10 be divided among his
sons and daughters. OF whom there are
seventeen, according TO the provisions
of his VIII. petition for probate OF which
in solemn form has been filed in the
Court of Ordinary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
CRACKER CLUB TO STAY
OUT OF SHERlFF's RACE

SAVANNAH, July 19.-There will be
no Endorsement of a candidate for Sher-
if of Chatham County by the Cracker
Club. 1t had been stated that an effort
would be made to have the club indorse
Robert Sausey. The supporters Of
Colonel Merrett w Dixon expressed
qualification when the announcement
was nsde that the club would not make
an iRIrsement.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

active part in a political agitation for a
constitutional form OF government,
MRrius DeSopodzko, Of Lithuania. Rus
STA, who exhibits papers and credentials,
which he says are his claims to tho
title Of count and the estates Of "A rich
and noble family. has been working in
Savannah for the last two weeks, en-
deavorlng TO learn the trade Of "A cob.
bier The man came to Savannah from
Cuba. lie speaks five languages
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
g Savannah q
Mrs. JOhnHOrIIeeCOrmiChO

Of Savannah who before her marriage Miss Kah
crime Wilson, Of Waycross She Of the popular
young matrons in Savannah society.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Count in Savannah
Works as Cobbler
Russian Banished In Political Aetlv-
ity Speaks Five Languages and
Claims Noble Title.

SAVANNAH. July l9.-Banished from
the land Of his nativity because he took
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

4 NEW UP TO DATE MOVING PIC
ture show and confectionery combined.
all new furnishings: no competition. Pop
ulatlon 1000. Bargain 10 right party Have
10 sell, Address S-iS. Tribune. dii7i
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BOARD AND ROOM

stW TEMPLE FAMILY HOTEL.
nnt-class rooms, with excellent board
h water IN rooms; tourists solicited
+pck north Hotel Utah. L. w. No. TeIn-
|e Was SO6b. cl65S
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= - ~ f. ~ ifl@lsE-'rA 1 Css'.
TO y. E. A. VISITORS AND ALL
OTHERS.
Now is an opportune tlmc TO buy salt
Lake City property l can put you next
TO a good many buys where ! VIII guar
antee n protlt. And here are a Few Tor
your consideration:
FIRST-To any one who does not care
to pay down q great deal OF money, l
recommend LOTS in Fa!rmont Springs
addition. These lots arc located in l2th
South between 9th and l1th East. They
are surrounded by beautiful homes and
are In the heart OF the suburban business
district Banks, Drugs. Hardware, Fur
niture Stores and other business enter
prizes right at your door. Two car lines
Swing. you hve minutes service,
achoolhouse and church nearby. The
LOTS lay beautifully, are improved with
large shade trees In front OF them, SIX
foot sidewalks IN. Prices range from $2I5
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 d
comfortable seY cn-room modern, the lot
S2tx330 II. deep-nearly OF an acre In
the heart OF growing city. The lot
alone is worth $500, but Will take less
for all-no reasonable offer Will be re-
fused. There is II mortgage against the
property OF S2250, which can stand or be
paid of. For the balance Of the ppr-
chase price can make very reasonable
terms, or Will trade the equity for a
small modern cottage
THIRD-Here is a great speculative
buy-on BROADWAY between Fourth
and Fifth East--can sell 49AXl5i It, with
an old eight (S) room two (2) story brick
house. for $500. which includes all sewer,
paving and sidewalk taxes paid In full,
Also taxes for the year 1913. No better
apartment house sites in the city FOR the
money asked. Terms can be arranged
FOURTH-No. 664 South 10th East. II
is n five (5) room up-to-date and mod
ern brick finished In oak, with large &C.
mented basement. Lot is worth not less
than $500. The price for all Is $500.
The house cannot be built for less than
S35O0. Outside owner must sell; his loss.
your gain. It's only two blocks from
new high school.
Have many modern cottages ranging
from $500 to S25, 600 My list Is we'll Sc
lected not u piece offered above the
market Wholesome 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 IL you are in the market for
anything In the real estate line.
have plenty Of money TO loan al very
reasonable rates.
Let me write your fire insurance policy,
A. RICHTER,
Was. 54l. 73 Main Street
1852
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
$3.50 STARTS

YOU.
Where Is the man who would let SEQ
stand between him and independence?
This Is all the first payment on forty
acre Park Valley farm amounts 10.
You are given five years to pay the
balance. And you can easily make II on
q Park Valley farm.
Some men have cleared the whole cost
OF their farm the first year.
sl6 30 $3.50 per acre Is the price OF tho
land.
In productiveness II rivals land that
costs 5 10 10 times as much
Gasoline pump wells furnish O good
supply Of water.
Climatic conditions are unsurpassed
The summers are long and the winters
are light
To become farm owner is big
thing these days. Your chance is here
now. Don't let II slip by,
Drop US q card today for complete in
formation and our FREE Park Valley
booklet.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO., 1909
Walker Bank bldg. Salt Lake City.
d12ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

suIs.t ROOM on GROUND FLOOR.
|oor.. Tor two; also room on second
N"erd II desired. ESQ East End So
dfo3a
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

P'-W's CHICK MAMMA SUPPLIES
hesery need for chicks from one day to
@ @sstree Weeks ole. $3.50 per hundred.
alton Co., 27s South STATE.
ros50
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NO COMPLETELY FGRNlSaED SdSS II yEh
ig5 z. Broadway. ht2s4
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iys' IN: AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM
% smno,nelike. Phone Wasatch 1893 r.
<--sst Srd North dttGi
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SIS OR MORE INVESTED NOW IN
mfg business Will bring n fast increas-
ing income Of per cent month and
keen you when old. Address c, NJ. P:
q Roy Sla dl0S1
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

MAKE ME AN OFFER on 4 I4-RoON
apartment -rooming house. with three
ny ten rods ot ground. half block from
ISmpi" square. Room IN front of house
Tor "a twelve two and three room apart
ment house. and with the two buildings
on ground IL would earn about 20 per
cent on an Investment OF $4,000. Pres
ent valuation OF property u stands
IS 10000 Address G-S. Tribune. dli49
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CIGAR STORE
on Main St: rent $40; receipts sl2 per
day. Only s175,
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VACUUM CLEANERS
BREAD
TYPEWRITERS

TEN-pAY SPECIAL BARGAIN IN RE
built typewriters. Write for price list.
All makes for rent or sale. Agents ROYAL
and Corona machines. Utah Typewriter
Exchange. Salt Lake City. Utah dS7i
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Homestead Lands
AbstraCts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS e TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insuran nee.
attend 10 all details In transferring and
nortga sing land titles. Capital $500. 001
2s5 Main. s2525
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

s SPLENDID FARM At SEQ Az
ACRE. 20 YEARS TO PAY:
LOAN YOC $1,000 BESIDES
AND GIVE YOU FREE BENE-
FIT OF AGRICULTURAL EX-
PERTS' KNOWL
CANADA
We could write book about u
and not say half. Call on. phone
or write 30
W. G. ALBERTSON.
oo3-i Dooly Block. Phone Wa
satch 57J3.
Agent Canadian Pacific Railway.
Land Branch.
Also AGENT PARK VALLEY
LANDS.
dl35
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MINES AND MINING

PROSPECTOR, KNOWS GOOD MIN
eral territory and formations. wants
grubstake: Will get results: references.
Address F-2s. Tribune. d5il
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Don't fall TO see US about this farm.
We have Views OF II at our office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

Now is an opportune tlmc TO buy Sal,
Lake City property l can put you next
TO a good many buys where ! VIII guar
antee a proht And mere are few for
your consideration:
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

4 TIP
TO OUR LOCAL INVESTORS.
TO n T.. 4. DELEGATES.
TO " T.. a. VISITORS AND ALL
OTHERS.
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENEk'S STUDIO.
"a Eass chird South China suitable
for gifts and prizes Glass and private
lessons c9Ss