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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06

sugg theater tonight. the place to
enjoy yourself The best vaudeville
Miss Alma Wendt of Alex is spend
ing the day in chickasha. the guest
of friends.
A beautiful line of leather sofa pill
lows. The Owl Drug Store. l2-4-st
Homer Ross leaves tonight for Rush
Springs. where he will spend Sunday
with friends.
sugg theator tonight Last night for
John Wolf Co., vaudeville
While shopping stop in at Flataus
12-5-lt
j. r. Robinson of Union City IS the
guest of friends and relatives in the
city today.
Auction sale of town lots at Blanch-
ard, Okla, the new oil field, December
II and y, 1918 See large posters.
1861
Miss Bernadetta Dugan, teacher in
the Alex city schools. is spending the
week end az her home in Chickasha.
sagg theatsF tonight has a cracker
jack program. i
Mrs. shi Of Blanchard spent yester-
day in the city. the guest OF the local
chapter Of the Eastern Star
The Phantom Signal" special, at
Kozy 1t
Mrs. J. b. Pope of Minco spent yes
terday in Chickasha, the guest OF
fiiends.
Misses Clyde Hart and Leila Cope
land arrived in the city today from
Maysville to attend the wedding Of
Miss Jewell Phillips.
Bamboo baskets and trays make nice
gifts, soc to $1.50. owl Drug Store
l2-4.St
Miss Edith Anderson and son Of Mid
land Texas. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Black Of this city
Sugg theater tonight Always leads
in pictures and vaudeville acts. Il
Judge N. NJ. Williams left this morn
ing for Rush Springs, where he will
spend the day hunting
count Of Monte cristo. Kozy. Wed
nesday, December 10. 1t
Miss Dorothy Darlington left this
morning for Oklahoma City, where she
will be the guest of friends.
Mrs. Homer Richards, who has
spent the past two weeks in Oklahoma
City, the guess Of friends, returned to
day to her home in this city.
Mrs. S. S. Morrow of Douds Station
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06

. For months and months no
tice has been running in the
Express requesting readers to
. report social items to Phone
; as before Friday noon. The
. instructions to the society ed
. itor are to accept no items for
Saturdays paper after that
. hour unless they concern hap
. penings on Friday afternoon or
. evening. In spite of this re-
! quest in numerous instances
. reports on events occurring
. early in the week are phoned
, to the reporter on Friday
. afternoon. The rule adopted
. is not an arbitrary one. but is
. made necessary by the mechan-
. ical arrangements Of the news
} paper plant Our readers win
} confer a great favor by kindly
} needing it-Editor-
. A 4 . = . . Ae&8 4&4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06

Auction sale or town lots at Blanch-
ard, Okla. the new oil field, December
II and II. 1913. See large posters.
1861
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06

Mrs. S. S. Morrow of Douds Station,
Iowa, and sister, Mrs. E. A. Weather
ford OF Kilbourn, Iowa, are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nor
row. 1926 South Third stree Mrs.
Morrow is the mother OF c. w. Nor
row.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06
Beware of Ointments for
-atarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they wifi do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. ].
Cheney & Co. Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the svtsem. In buying Hairs
Cafarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc It Is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Ha1Fs Family Pills for constipation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-06

Mrs. Homer Richards, who has
spent the past two weeks in Oklahoma
City, the guess of friends, returned to-
day to her home in this city.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
TINY BURGLARS TAKEN
BY BIG POLICEMAN
Two Boys, One II, Other -,
Break Into Grocery--Car-
ried a Gun, Too.

Because Max Dashcm's delieatessen
store at No. 3i3 West One Hundred and
Thirteenth street had been robbed re-
Gently. Policeman Goldstein O.. the Lemon
avenue station has kept a close watch
on It every night When he saw some
thing move Just inside tho basement
door early this morning he drew his
revolver and prepared to face the
burglars.
IA the door was pushed gently open
he ieaped forward and encountered two
small boys. very frightened at the sight
" the Policeman. One had can OF
beans. the other three cans. box OF
matches and two Jars OF Jelly.
We wasn't doing nothing. mister
vas the FRS, word Of the youngsters
but Goldstein gathered boys and LOOT
into his grasp and took them 20 the
station. There they said they we're
Adolph Chandlsch OF No. 1877 ST. Mich.
olas avenue. and Joseph Allen OF No
al West One Hundred and Sixteenth
street. Chandish Is eleven years old
and hid fellow burglar year older.
Young Chandisch had revolver Il
his pocket. and when this was foun,
he ceased his protestations of limo
cence and turned sulky. lie refused I,
say where he got the weapon. lie an,
young Allen will be arraigned In tn,
| Children's Court on charges Of juvenii
delinquency.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
POLICEMAN IS BITTEN.
Attacked ny hog whose OwRcr
Thousht II Mad.

Policeman Ferdinand Thomas. at.
tached to the Alexander avenue station.
was bitten early to-day by . dog which
he was attempting to tie with Q rope
in the back room OF tho station house.
Tho animal had been brought In by
Fred J. echmaizein OF No. +6i East One
Hundred and Forty-third street. who
asked that II DO turned over to the
Board OF Health for observation.
schnaisein feared the dog had rabies.
Policeman Thomas's wound. which was
In the right thigh. was cauterized by
DR.. Jordan at Lincoln Hospital, after
which the policeman returned to his
duties. He subdued the dog. after be.
Ing bitten, with his nightstick.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
kST0R WILL BREAK
LEASE TO AID mitchell
Objects to Having a Mccall Ban.
ner on the Putnam
Building.

objectins to a Mccall banner f.aunted
from tho windows. Vincent As,or will
take his first part in active politics by
having cancelled the lease Of onices
rented BY certain members Of the West
Side Business Mems League IN the Put
nam Building at Long Acre Square. Mr..
Astor Is Q strong Mitchell man-and he
owns the building.
According TO report. some Of the mem
bcrs Of the league have turned u over
to Mccall without the consent OF or
ncets and a majority Of the members.
Young Astor says he understood the
lease for the quarters In the Putnam
Building was for the league a. a body
and not for the use Of a few members.
"As soon as I can bring about . can
collation. OF the lease" he said. II will
have the Mccall flags removed and
Fusion banners substituted"
The evening world., 1913-10-17

was removed from the New Grand
Hotel. Broadway and Thirty-nrst street.
early this morning. TO Bellevue Hos.
pitai for observation as to her mental
condition. She has bsen a delegate to
the convention o. the Order Of the
Eastern star. q society OF women at.
Hliated with masonry.
A, her home upstate she has been
active in that work. especially IN the
musl. OF the order. Last evening her
friends observed that she was acting
In q peculiar manner and called IN the
hotel physician.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
MUSICAL TONES N ARCn1TEC-
TIRE.
From .he Christian Hers,dy

From the Christian Heraid,
IL has long been believed that each OF
tho mammoth build ngs OF tho world
VIII vibrate In response to some speoia!
musical tone. Architects believe they
havo found the tones for such famous
structures as the Cathedral at Cologne.
Notre Dame In Paris and st. Pauls In
London. Certainly II Is true that each
Of these buildings returns 10 the ear OF
the listener that one tone fntens ned
and augmented TO n surprising extent.
The corollary statement that this key-
note. X sounded long enough and with
sufficient force, would bring disaster.
has never been proved.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
Named 70 Hear sp~er Cnse.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Il. = Chairman
Clayton Of the House judiciary Com.
mittes announcedt to-day tho appoint.
ment of a subcommittee. consisting OF
Webb Of North Carolina.
Floyd Of Arkansas and Volstead OF Min
nesota. TO investigate the alleged official
misconduct OF Federal District Judge
Emory Speer OF Georgia. Tho sub.com-
mittss will begin taking testimony about
Nov. l..
The evening world., 1913-10-17
Murder for Nnsl's sake.

PALERMO. Sicily. oct, Il. - Slsnor
Paternoss:o. u we'll known lawyer Of
Palermo. shot to-day and killed 4 rich
merchant siEnor Ssladino. whom he ac-
cusedf cot stealing documents bearing
upon Ne candidacy OF Nunzio Nasi. a
fosn,sN minister. who was sent 10 prison
for snsbasslsm and has been repeat
sAly elected to Parliament, only to have
his election annulled.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
MAGISTRATE FIXES
OCT. Is, 1915,FoR
MOTORISTS TRIAL
Acting Consul-General of Co.
lotnbia Gets Two Years De-
y lay for Auto Mishap.
civil. SUITS FILED.
Court Did Not Wish Decision
';in Criminal Case to Act
= as Precedent.
SUITS FILED.

N'olisc Court. has established a record In
distance Jurisprudence Of Kew York
Iho ding a defendant In a bail OF
u,00 for examination two years hence.
Tho Magistrate has also. so TO speak.
Played both ends OF tho judicial game.
the criminal and the civil. against the
nidMs-which Is also q record. Louis
HeeWspo. an automobils salesman. vas
asrslgned before his Honor on q charge
a vvnning amuck In his cur up Broad.
way and knocking down one Max Has.
kel. . minor.
Ths accused Acting Consul. General
and automobile salesman 10 q nephew
Of the President OF Colombia. He
va arrested early the morning Of
Sspt. q by Pstrolman Sofia. Of the
Woot One Hundred and TWsnty.fifth
strset station.
NeOtrspo Is CHARGED with driving an
autAno6ils In xig-zag fashion up Broad
vAy. Ate. knocking down several push
oaSts he finally struck MAJ Haskell.
nineteen. . nswsdealsr. Of No. l2S Post
avsuus. the Bronx. at One Hundred and
Tweaty-fifth street. injuring him severe
~. On being arraigned In court that day
the cease was adjourned, young Haskell
eeis1 too badly hurt TO appear against
a Rssfsspo. The case came up for hsarins
NZan yesterday. Rsstrspo was repre-
s>etsd BY three attorneys.
LAWYER sAio TWO civii SUITS
WERE PENDING.
A&pr Haskell and the patroiman had
teetined. the attorneys refused to place
NAstrepo on tho stand, explaining tina,
there are two civil cases pending aSalns,
him In the Supreme Court These oasei
are eoits for damages brought by HaskS
aud the lsttsr's father.
0oe OF tho lawyers then sugHested
that should Rsstrepo be found guilty q
flns. instead OF . prison sentence he
imposed.
III the defendant had pleaded guilty
would have sentenced him to the
limit and not imposed . nns." said the
Magistrate. 1T IL getting to DO . com.
mon thing for chauffeurs TO drive about
tho city running over and knocking
down children"
But Restrepo isn't q chauffeur; he's
the owner Of tho carr said one Of the
lawyers.
FIXES DATE OF TRIAL As OCT
16, 1915.
That doesn't make any difference
Ono IL as bad as the other" replied
the Magistrate. How long will It take
for the Supreme Court to reach thess
ccses?"
Eighteen months OF two years,
ans Sered tho lawyer.
I'm view OF the fact that these case,
!, are pending againat Rsstrepo." SALE
Mag .strate Appleton, and he DIES no
Want to expose his hand IN the vrimina
CASE, l. will continue the bail OF $l00
for two years from date" :,
But suppose you arc not on tn
bench them" suggested ono OF the 1t
torneys.
"Oh, we'll" replied the Magistrate
there will lie other Magistrates VIII
will b able to take care OF the case.
Magh,rate Appleton said later Il
speaking Of the case;
In my opinion Shis was tho bes
poss BILE solution OF the matter. I coul'
not have imposed heavy hne 81
Restrspo and TO have pushed the cas-
probably would have injured the eivi
procsedings."
The evening world., 1913-10-17

MisceS CoNts-,hsviots and,
striped chinchliias navy.
cadet. two.tone browns and
srays - fuli-length many
models Including peitsst 8.S{
backs. those with novelty
plush collars and other
touches OF distinction-so
nave self yoke linlng.
Misses Dress COats-t 10 nN
yrs, full and threc-dIarter
lengths -chinchiilas and two
tone stripes In bpuclo or soft
WoOlly cloth-plush and vel III 3l
vet trimmed 60. stsaight and
cutaway fronts--bcst colors
remarkably tasteful and
faultiessiy made.
Finer Coats To ~ ,OS-stralght m
draped In variety of newest mOdsls.
two-tono wool matelasse. two-tone mn
plain deep pil0 boucleS. plush brocaiC
and handsome astrlkhans--remark ID
fino range of newest c0lors and hes
shades In old favorites.
Misses Tailored Sults-it
u years - Wide and narrow
vale cheviots and scrEcs--
long back cutaway coats,
also those having belts- lS.8 ~
some have velvet collars
novelty cut and straight
sk!rts--colors include navy.
grsen. black and old blue...)
The evening world., 1913-10-17
The Best ChinchilIa Coat Values for
Girls to BE Found in New York
9.98. 1898. ......14.98

to ~ woovsy soft and woolywam and scsaloee
wei smart lengh-doubs bssatsaS ond
hesd backs wide FACING warm bright tntsd Aa
buttons brown and Handsome fawu ees
Other Special Values in pael for Fall and Winter.
The evening world., 1913-10-17

Misses Tailored Dvsssss-
II TO II yrs.-purc wool serEss
and epOn8e - navy. brown.
black and cadet In pretiiest
Of ahadss - lonG shoulder.
set-in k.mono and other new
mOdels--variety Of TRIMMINGS.
inciuriHG embroidery. fancy
velvets. plain and plaid silks
and lingerie collRrs--straiGh'
and drapcd skirts.
Misses sllk Dresses-it To
- years - silk poplin-biack.
new plue. navy and saSn--
plated TUNES over straish,
and drnpsd skirts-wtth and
without net and lace vestees
dainty collars and cuffs.
Mtsses' Tailored Saits-i. to
Is yesN-w!de vale cheviots,
serKes and popiins--lona.
SQUARE cut backs--Tuxsdo
and round cutawav fronts
new full hip and other
straight a. well as drapNd
sklrts-rsmArkably fine col.
Ors. including taupe, mahoI.
any. terra Gotta. Burgundy,
tobacco and various Shadsc
Of blue ~ we'll ~ navy ana
black - Handsomely lined
costx--wsll tailored. ,,,.,,.,
Finer Sa1ts % A. ~
The evening world., 1913-10-17
Notes Of the New from
NECKWEAR DEPT.


The Just right fixinss that Dame
Fashion n very, very fuzzy about.
Fichss asa ksrchiess-neariys every
style brought out this season.
plain and shadow nets. OH ff0ne
Ar: ana i SS~o,Shea . 81 s' AID S.eR
also those embroidered !" 40 9 e. l.os
r..,hev stoies, Cases aaa rsur-
ln.ha n ds-aiao i'issPOts-Frsnoh
maraboi and curled or straight ostr'oh
Light and Nuffy--nnturai. white.
black. fAwn. ch'neh'l'.. ; ~ tsps{0 ~
Muffs 10 match. 80. a. 4O to sos
Fancy waisteoats and vsstsss-
tailored and Nuffy-vast variety OF
materials-plain. smbroid:rsk plaid
and Orientai,........,... 40 70 4.OS
Nev Guimpes and Undesho0ases-
point d'-sprit. plain and shadow
nets. chiffons- hand embroidered
STYLES inciudei-whlte. Paris shade
and black-hich and low neck IN
many stylss-with and withoyt an,
sleeves" .......,.....,..'.. .OA to 3.DS
Latest in PIaitinss--Bishop siasvs
pa ~ nK--piSin net gathered Into
tiny rufflo on each edge % Il 1.30
vaetinss. surpiics banilnss.. deep
ruffiins and all kinda Of Nssiicl
and Marie Antoinette plaitlnSs-
40 To loo
Tomorrow's Special
Matinee Luncheon
1900 to 800. ....... ~
Cold Tongue. Mixed Pickles.
Potato Salad. French Roll.
Branded Pineapple or
Nespolitxn Ice Cream.
Tea. Coffee. Milk.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
9.9S


Misses Dancing and Party Dresses
An UnmatchabIs Array. 9.00 to 20,9S
Many remarkably dainty bsjSaI
Included
quality de chine silk combined with aue
models including those that dsPed ndesctab
the ordinary and that help make spp -
cialy designed and exclusively msde--l& to 10 w.
The evening world., 1913-10-17
CORRECT KID GLOVES

CORRECT KID GLOVES
for tho little man and the little woman
Of the family.
Boys Tan Cape Glovcs--O One clasp
--out-seam sewn-Adler's make. .OS
Boys' Gray Mocha Gloves
Half pauue sewn.. .................. .OS
Misses Ma 0ioves-Two- clasp
smart tans. ..........,.............. sOS
Ninsss' white Ma Gloves
PiQue sewn-one.clnsp... ."...... .OS
The evening world., 1913-10-17
Tie RshaBi!ity Of Our Boys Clothing

known to all who have shoprd this really wonderful
and You will find brought
out but staple needs sacrificed.
cho"ss rs ran ke made
Grade saii"vins maintained
detail
B-1-l-l-T.Y fabsIcs.
The evening world., 1913-10-17

S1ss Gisis' Stern Cspss with beg $50
Rubbsrised satssn, In rod and
beautiful shade Of navy blus--fui!
cut to cover the entire hgurs-piaId
silk lined hoOdS-with them IN given
large school bag 20 hold books
Ihs ,satirs outfii y ,dssI Tot .sSsny
even sesooi IN sSouA have.
AIssks' vT.-HECVSD nOO1.
Ss 81. Girls Sskssl Hats ....,...,..... ~
Two.tone corduroys. also stripej
and checked veivsts--rthbon band
and feather fancy trim,
MILLINERY Third SLOoH.
| y q. Girls Drawer .,.,.....,..... ~
Cambria and muslin-I. 8. ruff!o or
emily yds.-l 20 10 years.
MUSLIN SlSEKWEAR-SECOSD BLooR.
- Il. Boys Caps .....,.. ,.,,...,,.,.,, u
Navy serge, also fancy gray. tan
and brown mlxtures--full crown
| tApsd seams and satin lined.
BOYS TURNIsHIN1s THIRD FLOOR.
S2.0o beys Shoss. ....,.,,.,,,.,,,,... l;so
Veal cslic-xood; s',SnA upps'' and
SHOES -stCOSD FLOOR.
$2-As Mems Sweater Coats .,.,,.,.,.., III
| WOrS'cd mixture - oxford gray
| shawl collar or V neck--st TO ~
! MEMS FURNISHINGS MAIN FLooH.
The evening world., 1913-10-17

Women's Walking Boots 0os
With calf cloth also all metal calf
newest las-~slted c.
wtdths-sn dses--
c"nc:sstos hiah.xraas
The evening world., 1913-10-17

Hais ceeds special
y. TO ptrca ewttehss.-SsIoet>S
9uslity-liaht. medium And IaSk
brown-excellsnt 40 vatlSo. ......l ~
MArlows Or Coronss OeosAs.
selected Quality-bPokeu aAo't oe
browns-vorth ee.oe 70 Aoo........ %
Red Ticket Let OF Switches
and Traaa formations
worth 49, 70 el29o ...... % T. P.oR
The evening world., 1913-10-17

-. =, I!:st .aS.: O0so'e NSFs.. sI:s: : c.,..,
The evening world., 1913-10-17

N.ls Wsmsn's White Wsisls. .. nj
Embroidered voiisa and striped
madras-ta.lored and fancy-V.ncok
AMI sailor collars--soms with fine
plaitings-all sizes. |
WoMkSs WAisrs-sECOND FLOOR
N.2@ Hestherbloem Psltlceats. ..... =,
Black-shirred fiounres-al lenE,n. !
PETriCoATs -sEcOND FLOOR.
Sl.s0 Wsmen's Cesssts ,........... sc
Novelty couul - tapcrins medium
length over hlps--moditlel Iglat-
fairly high bust-ls To ~
CoRSErS--sECoNp FLOOR
~ e. Wsnsa's Hsndlsrehieis. ......... { !
Embroidered edge or hem ant en-
bro'dery-excellent value.
HASDk EhCHiEfs-MAlS FLOOR
- 81. Wsnea's Cloves. .............. 6.
Mannlsi styls--heavy aualIty-ope.
clasp-sinart tAns.
uLovEs-MAIN FLOOR.
. Ct. Writing PsPss .,.......,.....,.. II
Pound Pckgs-French sargs-o!u..
violet, p!nk and Whites sheets %
10 CT, Envelopes TO match.
srNrloNEhf-THInD FLOOR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
MANDATE ISSUED IN
CASE OF MITCHELL
Convicted Spokane Mining
Broker Will Be Re-sen-
fenced at Once.

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 22.-Acting
under instructions from United States
District Attorney Oscar Cain, who now
is in Washington, Assistant United
States Attorney E. j. Farley filed to.
day in the federal district court here
mandate issued in May, 1912, by the
circuit court of appeals in San Fran.
cisco, ordering the resentencing of C.
E. Mitchell, a Spokane mining broker,
convicted on fraudulent use of the
mails.
According to telegraphic advices, the
order TO file the mandate was issued
by United States Attorney General Nc
Reynolds after he had conferred with
Mr.: Cain, who recently was summoned
to Washington.
Mitchell, whose fraudulent opera
tions, it was testified to at the time
or his trial, extended To hundreds OF
cities and through nineteen states, has
waged his battle for freedom as far as
the United States supreme court. In
dlcted in April, 1910, he was convicted
in June: 1911, and sentenced by Federal
Judge Frank Rudkin to one year in q
federal prison.
The federal statutes provide that a
prisoner may not be sentenced for less
than year and one day TO a federal
prison, and Mitchell seized upon the
courts oversight as grounds for legal
battle: When the circuit court OF ap.
peals had affairmed the findings of the
lower court and ordered Mitchell re-
sentenced, the case was taken TO the
FEDERAL supreme court which last Jan
uary refused to review it.
Subsequently word was received from
the attorney generals office in Wash
lngton ordering delay in the resen-
tenclng OF Mitchell. Nonplussed at the
sent resume of the case to ATTORNEY
General McReynolds in person, with
the result that Mr.. McReynolds replied
he had no previous knowledge of the
case; and Instructed Mr.. Cain to go to
Mr.. Mitchell now is in Portland. Or.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
Real Estate Transfers.

John ". woolt to Henry Marshall. part os
lot J. block li5, plat D ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AneTow y. Hulphr!os 20 LLOYD Garrison
lot Il. block 2. Sunnyside addition .,,,,, 4
Eliza 8. C. MILLER 20 May AueerEou lots 6
and :. and the south oac-E2lf OF lot g.
block 81, Park CTeJcent ................-..
George L. BiesihgoE TO Johanna srixor part
OF lot G. block ls, .;ve-Acre pla, -
Anrlo Z. Adcsqulst 20 Eighth Nard, corner
OF block FOR church OF IeguS Chrlsc o, Lat
ter-day Saints ,....,,,,...................
Frank E. Chambers 70 Janet Mathosp. part
ot section so. township Eouih. range 2
West --...-...-..-.-s. ..-.-.-.,...-...,.,......
Elizabeth ~ w. Lerreerry 20 Helen g.
Ryan. part OF lot :. block Il. plat F.,,
Helen S. Ryan 20 United Homo Builders
company, par; o' lot ,. block H. plat Z s
DeseTet Savings bank TO Abhie Maioucy
part o, lots ~ and 20. Nyc-acrc, plat , IS
Arthur Lambert 20 Katie Boaulc. part OF lo,
:. block t3. Plat .,.,,...,............. s
Edward L, Sheets 20 r. L. Sheets company
part OF 10; s. block Co. plat 4 ..........
waItsr Sehuoyslcg 20 $. 4. R!ee lots u
20 3. block 81. Oakley Park ........ 4
Robert a. BTorn 10 willard Il F.rues
lot !. block II. plat .................. eE
Gi,Her Realty company to Ashton jenkins
company. lots 1s 20 g. Giimcr Square
K.mbsli Richards 20 Etubail { Richards
Security company lots Gss and 700 ana
others. Highland Park. plat A ........
A. y. De1ney 20 Jacob =. Boes. lots - and
.5. block I. City Park ...................
W. II. Dickson 20 the State o. Utah lots
g. and par, OF lot 4, block l. plat - ie a
W z. Hubbard TO Walter schuessler lots
n 10 q. block 80. Oakley Park ..,,...,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
WATER SITUATION IS
STEADILY IMPROVING

According to the announcement made
last night by members OF the water de-
partment. the local situation was better
yesterday and last night than II has been
for more than a week. The officers say
that the majority OF the people of the
city are trying to observe the rules OF
the department regarding sprinkling and
are not wasting water It is the inten-
ton Of the department to keep out a
force Of men day and night. These men
are under instructions TO turn off wa
ter at any place 1t is found running out
OF the hours prescribed by the depart
ment or where they find that water Is
being wasted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
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