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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-20
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CHAPTER XVI

CHAPTER XVI


The Singer sewing machines
used in Tacoma. and the en-
tire Pacific Coast, are now
brought around the Horn be-
cause the water freight is 58
United States. When the Pan
ANA Canal is open two-thirds
of the journey around the Horn
will be saved-and the freight
correspondingly Gin theory at
least) lowered.
The Panama Canal will save
two hundred and fifty dollars
on a carload of lumber sent
from Tacoma to New York
City. Think of it. That is
enough to make the entire At
lantic seaboard market for
Washington lumber. But. that
via the canal route, will be
low enough so that low grade
Washington lumber. for which
there is now practically no
market, can be laid down and
sold at a profit on the Atlantic
Coast. What a boom will re-
suit to the lumber Industry in
Washington. This low grade
lumber. is used by the thous-
ands of eastern factories for
crating-the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company alone using a
million feet a month.
There is right now a world
wide boom In ship - building.
New steamship companies are
striving for good transporta-
tion connections and the older
companies are building new
ships for the new trade ex-
pected to come with the OPEN
Ing of the canal.
Tacoma is TO be the trans
portation center of the United
States on the Pacific Coast.
and where transportation CEN
ters there Industries thrive
and grow.
Develop foresight
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THE TIMES AFTER FACTS

From the day the Friedman discovery was an
nounced this paper naturally has been among the
doubters. A cure for tuberculosis seemed too good
to be true But from the first this paper has con-
sidered the Berlin scientists supposed discovery
beof vital interest to the people, and from the first
this paper has been determined to get at the facts
regarding it and to give it's readers the first and
the most reliable information.
Noble In this telegram he
tuberculosis this
The telegram follows:
Tacoma Times
Tacoma.
In OF yesterday would this:
not to ula too in
M $ u
but this shows nothing
positive. / optimistic, still the fence.
(sgned} NOBLE.
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Licked By
Master, Sues
For Damages

Should a teacher trounce
q boy?
And il so how hard should
the threshing be?
These questions are to be
sifted out and the difference
in opinion on them made it
impossible to get a Jury this
morning in the case Of Steph-
en- Pollock, a 15-year-old lad
of Wilkeson, who was whip
ped by II. ID. Davis, the
school teacher.
The boy says he is perma-
nently injured and sues the
teacher and the school dis
trict for $1,000.
Juryman after juryman
was let go this morning.
They either did not believe
In whipping, had taught
school or had sisters who did.
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tho royal staircase.
asked for Lord Knol1ys, his
majesty's private secretary and fa-
miliar. Presently, a kindly, pod
derry, little old man approached.
The only thing particularly that 1
noticed was that there were
grease spots on his vest.
"I am Lord Knollys," he said;
"what can / do for your"
"Good morning, lord. How's
the kingY'
The old fellow started, frowned,
then laughed until the tears came
to his eyes. You're one of those
American reporters, eh? Ho, no,
ho! My dear chap, his majesty"
And he told me all about the
Kings condition. The news was
cabled to New York, printed, ca
bled back to the London news
papers, and England learned for
the first time the exact state of
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Hold Big
Stork Race

(By United Press Leased Wire,
VENICE, CAL, March 2O.--The
municipality of Venice is scatter
ing stork bait today. Appalled, by
the low birthrate here, business
men have combined TO remedy
conditions. Tho Venice ExpIoita-
tion Bureau has offered prizes for
all children born here before
April 4, 1914. Various mercan-
tile establishments have offered
liberal discounts to the families
concerned, and at least one doc
tor has offered his services gratis
at all important family events,
also agreeing to furnish q nurse.
A proviso was made. however,
that all ehildrelr, candidates for
the bonus. muss DO Of American
parsnfaGs
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"Geraniums A fine, old-fashion-
ed flower. Only, in my opinion.
as l was saying to the gardener
just now, fuchias are more effec-
tive as borders
1 asked him another question,
just what about l don't remember
now, and he answered with a
great show of INTEREST,". "Yes, 1t
is great mistake to trim trees
too much.
"Some people prefer vistas, but
like the natural woodland eff
feet, even if it does obstruct the
view."
To third question he said he
liked hedges better than fences,
and expressed pleasure In meeting
a man who took as keen an inter-
est i'm landscape gardening as he
did himself.
Then we both laughed, shook
hands again, and Rockefeller.
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the health of their monarch.
didn't know until later what
an unprecedented thing I had
done.
DIR. Hale Was Kind.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale, the
noted Boston author and divine,
once talked to me for publication
for half an hour, and HIS manner
was so kindly and friendly that
caught myself forgetting that I
was listening to one OF the
worlds greatest and best men.
l had a near-interview with the
late Senator Marx Hanna.
Senator" I said, 'can you tell
me what they did at the directors
meeting?'
II can," he snapped-"but I
won't"
And he slammed a door in my
face.
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TALKS FOOD INSPECTION
800 800 90
BLAMES PUBLIC FOR DIRT
INDIFFERENCE THE CAUSE

1t is a reflection on our intel
ligence that we tolerate an insani-
tary shop" Miss "A. Ii. Wimple
told the Presidents Council of
Women's clubs this morning in a
discussion of the pure food in
spection of the present day.
She declared 1t meant that the
people were either indifferent or
ignorant and believed the presence
of the dirty store for the sale of
food products is largely because
of public Indifference.
'.If you want clean food you
can have it. If no one bought
at dirty store that store could
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the subpoena-servers were looking
for him.
He was talking with his gard
ener and lodge Keeper. and as the
house is quite half a mile from
the gate, he could not get away
from me without taking to his
heels, which would have been un-
dignified.
Good morning, Mr.. Rockefel-
ler," l said.
Good morning, young man" "
he replied, shaking me by the
hand. He can be pleasant if it
suits his purpose. You're from
one of the newspapers, aren. t
your"
| said l was a Cleveland Press
reporter, and asked him If he had
yet been served with a subpoena
to appear as a witness at the
Standard Oil hearing at Findlay.
He smiled on me and said:
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not keep open very long" she told
the women.
1t is safe to say if the public
had seen the slaughter house
saw the other day it would hesi-
tate to buy just any old meat"
said the inspector. She said the
lungs were one mass of tubercles
but after everything was removed
the best inspector could not have
condemned the meat from appear
ances.
Miss Wimple made a plea for
cooperation of everyone as only
by that means can all get pure
food.
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ASKS WOMEN TO
QUIT USING
FEATHERS
CBy United Press Leased wire,

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
BERLIN, March 20.-A public
appeal to the women OF Germany
is made by Colonial Secretary
Self, asking they to renounce the
custom of wearing feathers from
birds of paradise In their hats.
The coloniaf office, he Announces.
Is already doing all in its power
to discourage the practice by rais-
ing the export duty on birds kill
ed in the German provinces.
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CITY OFFICIALS
TO GREEN RIVER

Mayor Seymour, Commissioner
Freeland, Woods. Lawson and
Mills. j. G. Manly and DIR. James
comprised party from the city
hall that went on an inspection
trip to the Green River today.
The party will visit all points OF
possible contamination and will
be gone the whole of the day.
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HOLD WIFE OF
ADMIRAL FOR
POISONING
MRS. EATON CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF HUSBAND-AR-
RAIGNED AND PLEADS NOT
GUILTY.
(United Press Leased Wire.)

(United Press Leased Wfre.)
BINGHAM, Mass, March
2O.-Charged with the muir
der of her husband, Rear Ad-
miraI Joseph G. Eaton, Mrs.
Eaton was arrested here to-
day. 1t is declared Admiral
Eaton was poisoned.
The inquest into the mys-
terious death of Rear Admir-
e. al Joseph G. Eaton at his
homo in Norwell, near here,
was resumed today.
The police are seeking the
Eaton will, which leaves ev-
erything to Dorothy Aims
worth, the admiral's step
daughter.
The district attorney announc-
ed that poison was the cause OF
Admiral Eaton's death, but he has
not learned where the poison was
secured.
Accompanied by two officers
Mrs. Eaton was brought to the
court house here in closed auto
mobile.
Mrs Eaton was arraigned be-
fore Judge Edward Pratt and
pleaded not guilty. The case was
continued until March %. She is
being held without bail.
The district attorney announc-
ed today that the examination of
Admiral Eaton's stomach, made
by Prof. William Whitney, the
Harvard chemist, showed strong
traces of arsenic.
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BY FRED L. BOALT.

In 15 years
of newspaper
work i have in
terviewed many
men whom the
w oPl d calls
great. ] do not
recall that they
were Over-glad
to see me. In
q majority of
cases they did
not say any
thing worth
quoting.
BY a freak of
luck, i caught
John ID. Rocke-
felleP at the
gate of Forest
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For Tacoma and vi
cinity: Fair tonight
and Friday, continu-
ed cold.
For Washington:
Generally fair tonight
and Friday, continu-
ed cold.
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Park, his Cleveland estate, num-
ber of years ago, ut a time when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-20
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN WITH CHILDREN IN THEIR
ARMS BESEECH DOCTOR friedman TO SAVE TT
SCORES OF VICTIMS
FALL ON THEIR KNEES
ON STREET ASKING AID

SCENES ON STREET UPON FREIDAiANNS ARRIVAL UNPAR-
ALLELED SINCE CHRIST HEALED IN JUDEA-
BERLIN SPECIALIST MOVED TEARS AND ENCOUIs-
AGES
9 o Q Q Q @ q @ o o . 90 o o 8 Q o o o .
-
Q TUBERCULOSIS CURE DIsCovERER URGES PATIENCE s
Q BUT GIVES HOPE.
9
With tears streaming from his for suffering
and children pleaded with him
New YORK. Dr. Friedman today issued statement
@ ferers from the white plague He .
at home ID have d
Q patience 1t will be long you
@ ment. q
Q The railroad trip here will exhaust your strength and
@ may cost life. Furthermore
treat which countenanced
o government physicians" o
o
@ Q 9 @ g @ @ o @ o (. @ go (. 8 o o o o O
(By United Press re)
NEW YORK, March 2O--Scenes paraeng in Judea
when Christ healed the sick
enacted here today about the
Friednann dscoveer lis be
tuberculosis.
Crowing before hospitals Friedman treated
selected in
the swollen emacated and mshaped bodies
victims the white plague.
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THIS is HELEN WARE

Helen
Ware,
American
emotional
actress,
appearing
III a new
play on
love and
marriage.
She, an
unlllaI'-
1'ied
woman,
declared
the other
day she
would
like to tell
what she
thinks Of
''tlle bust
ness of
marriage"
90 dSdluSG
''the
alnuSe-
nent of
love. -
And here
is what
she says
in a
signed
article.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

We have 527 acres IN the heart OF the
great Bear River valley, within two miles
OF the city of Tremonton. the home OF
alfalfa and the red apple, Water right
for 224 acres, 200 acres now In alfalfa,
10 acres In winter banana apples, the
balance to grain. 303 acres Of dry land,
all under the canal subject to irriga-
tIon, all summer fallowed and ready for
grain. improvements consist of good
house. barns for Is horses. feed lots for
1000 head of cattle, all necessary ma
chinery. head good work horses, 2
milch COWS, hogs, chickens This bar
gain for the extremely low price of S26,-
900, on terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooning Houses


ROSS {. DAVIS, HOTEL BROkbit,
Sells more hotels and roominS houses
than all tho other agents comDlne"
500 .,
WIN buy the furniture and lease ol 20
rooms: Main street location, rent toous
.. per room. This IS a genuine snap anu
someone can make " good piece OF money
cut VI the house.
5000.
L. rooms. Housekeeping apis, rent only
s35 income 800, good location, Better
hurry.
Swell furniture OF private home, east
side; rent SIS.
$500
Swell boarding house, IL rooms, IN
come about $500 per month.
Si200.
II rooms well furnished: rent only $40
per month; 5-year lease, excellent loca-
Uon.
5c COFFEE HOUSE AND LUNCH
ROOM
Business averages about $50 per day.
best location I'm town; cheap for quick
sale.
LUNCH ROOM,
Stock and nxtures. End So. st, $780,
$500 cash, balance 500 per month,
ROSS c. DAVIS, HOTEL BROKER,
lis SO. MAIN. WASATCH 1899.
cl246
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FRITsCH, 2Ol & 2o2 FELT BLDG
M'KELLAR REAL ESTATE & nsvES
MENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
$500 FREE.

If you want $500 without working
II, take a trip to BEAUTIFUL HON
SITE ADDITION today and pick I'D q
Of the bargains In cozy cottages thai
are offering OH terms like rent q
terms. prices and property cannot
duplicated in the city. HONEST
ADDITION is the liveliest addition IN
city today. We will pay you 10 show
its equal Don't take our word see I
yourself, II will only cost you NlCkh
FOR A SHORT TINE
$50 CASH
And the money you are throwing ar'
monthly for rent will ger you 2 %, q
pressed brick home In HOMESlfE ~. ADn
TION that will make you indepenoent
a few years,
TAKE THE
Wandamere car today TO lotn so-'
walk a short distance west and you
come 10 EOMESTTE ADDITION, We
the greatest reai estate ofering you =.
ever had Is awaiting you AGi a. -.
delays are dangerous. We WIN 10 ~
TO take YOU to HOMESITB IN OUT se'
on any day but Sunday,
NJ KELLAR REAL ESTATE & lNsn''
" MENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANkGhS. IA,
Esta blished 1902. i'e'
4O2 and 403 Walker BANK 5ios. se,o
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THIS MUST BE SOLD.

5ii acres in Cache valley, near Pres
ton, Idaho The land Immediately sur
rounding Is selling at $50 10 SIS an acre
The owner has given us Instructions tc
sell regardless of price. We are offering
IL at the ridicuousIy low price of 1915
per acre.
First come. first served, on this great
bargain.
One fourth down, bala nee on terms to
suit.
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One OF the finest little country homes
In the state Beautiful 9-room house;
hot water heat, the best Of plumbing.
beautiful lawns and flowers. three acres of
orchard and shrubbery all In bearing
condition; city water and electric lights;
cement walks and ful cement basement;
within 81 minutes of Salt Lake, Only
$4,000, on terms,
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To Lease

MODERN COTTAGE. CORNER IND
and NJ Phone w. 1896 Monday. c11S6
ONE 0-HORSEPOWER AUTOMOBILE T.
(5 passenger); will trade for real estate
on cast side. Address GO Postoffice place
c1166
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

HAVE YOU NOTICED OUR NEW AUTO
trucks-three of them? More than all
OF our alleged competitors (and then
some) Our strictly freproof storehouse
(only one In the city free from RATS
and MICE). with private rooms for your
goods. Our packing and shipping depart
meDt employs more men than all others.
Why not have your moving, storage
packing and shipping done by people WAC
know how. We insure your goods en-
route from pilferage. fire and all other
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.
b3805
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30 acres at Kaysville with fun water
right all in high state of cultivation;
beautiful orchard, fve-room modern brick
house, good barns. One of the incest
farms In Davis county, Only $4,000, on
terms.
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PIC DISCOUNTS.

BIG DlSSOC.N - x.tc,y e,
G Vtoo' ST.. a beauty, worth si5oO' reduces
$3.50. g, furns<
mantels. up to date. worth Sst ar ~
duced to s45oo. VIII take lot as n'''
ment. Easy terms. q 3
z-rm. mod. cement cottags'
worth % $500 reduced to $1,000 ,vor
5-rm. mod. brick. sth o,snsr ave, IessiI
$4,000, reduced to $3.50. o"hs'
city, ,o ,n,proyed a
in poplar Grove. worth sSOoo' re'''
$1,000.
TO TRADE. min
s-rm. mod. bungalow. sth ane, ,,a rsut.
Ing lot as first payment. "a lbsnch.. si5o
Arm. cottage on north oe"'
VIII take lot for equity. p,-k "a
20 ACRES. near HiShlanrdh hSlolrh,rds Js'I mari
subdivision tract, ~ ,raaa for lmproy'
GODDARD INV. CO, 80 so MAibi biS'
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$50 acres at Delta with first-class wa
ter right, all under high state OF culti-
yation, for $50 per acre on terms, or will
exchange for small farm
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any part of the country We have some
exceptional bargains In Cache valley.
We have city property to trade for farms
and farms to trade for city property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

SECONDHAND FURNITURE
STORE FOR SALE; GOOD
BUSINESS; Al STATE STREET
LOCATION APPLY 20s 80. w.
TEMPLE FOR PARTICULARS
OR PHONE WAS. 1896.
b2s3a
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We have 3S acres Of choice land in
Pennington 20 acres in small garden
truck, IS acres in alfalfa Right near
railroad. Only S42S0.
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We also have six room brick house,
with city water and electric lights; )
acres of fine land, with nice barns and
orchard, at Pennington. for only $500.
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Some people so to a new country and
think they can make farms cheaper than
they can buy them. Read these ads, and
we believe you will be convinced to the
contrary.
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BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS

HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY
323 MAIN ST.
A NEAT INVESTMENT
$500 cash and 7 per cent interest on
$3.50 buys a 4-room house and bakery
plant, now renting for $1,000 per month
Leased for four years.
CONSIDER THIS:
A 7.room, history. modern brick cot
tage, No. 224 East Sth South ST.. $4,000
Terms $500 cash. balance $1,000 per
month. Can you beat It?
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW.
Just the SWEETEST you ever saw. Hard
wood floors. buffet, fireplace. French
porch. Gas. cemented basement; nice
deep lot $3.50, on terms.
WILL TAKE AUTO
AS first payment for this splendid s.
room modern brick house. on a corner
lot 66Xl20, all In fruit, shade and lawn.
It's a snap,
ON NORTH IND WEST.
New 5-room bungalow, Just finished.
Built-in buffet fireplace and bookcases;
first class plumbing. Cemented basement
and furnace: large front porch, back
porch and sleeping porch; sewer gas and
walks complete home. Price $4,000.
Terms. $3.50 cash. balance TO suit
LOT SNAP.
No. I19 9Th ave. Has an old 4-room
brick house which can be remodeled at
a small cost. The lot is 66X155 and is
worth S250o Walks. water and gas,
Make an offer
a REAL HOME.
Very fine 6-room. 2-story home on 7th
ave, built OF brick; has hot water heat
sleeping porches. full cement basement.
An elegant home. viii take lot as part
payment
BErTILfON HOME BUILDERS CO.
Was, 2O3O. S2S MAIN ST Was. 2o3l,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

WILL SELL % ACRES OF FINE
ground. improved with Groom frame
dwelling, 2 good cellars, Of .the best
chicken coops In Utah. barn. 1900 chick
ems, horse. wagon. all tools and imple-
ments. brooders, 3 incubators: spring
ave betwen tstb and ~ East fscing
south. Price. $500, one-half cash. bal
easy. VIII sell 2 acres of the above for
$1,000 on Very easy terms. II you want
to get into the chicken business. here Is
an Al proposition and money maker.
Also Will sell ten 37lfoot lots on 18th
East and Bryan ave. for $4,000 on very
easy terms,
tsee owner. II. u, Herman. 10th T.. and
Bryan ave, cll37
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BARGAIN.

BEST BUY IN SALT LAKEI
LOCATED IN THE, SOUTH
EAST DISTRICT NEAR LIB
ERTY PARK Is A NEW 5-RM,
BRICK HOUSE. LARGE ROOMS,
WELL FINISHED WOOD
WORK, GOOD CEMENT BASE
MENT. MODERNLY PLUMBED
AND BUILT IN BUNGALOW
EFFECT.
THE LOT IS 50 FEET WIDE
BY 165 FEET DEEP TO AN
AILEYWAY. ALL SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS PAID. RE-
STRICTED RESIDENCE DIS
TRICT.
PRICE is s325C-sioO DOWN.
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
WAS. 1883. 202 HOOPER BLDG.
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BUILDING LOTS ON EASY rrr

BUILDING LOTS ON EASY TER,
2AXlO rods on Ind So, near srs =
ST. per foot ......-4........'..
S2xlias on End So. near 7th =
per loot ...s..-.-..........
5oXliO on 5th d. and 9Th So, mar
iool '''-'-'...s- ......-.........
40 IT. on 18th E. and 7,h So. -.
% IT, corner 7th So. and 18th E..
10 II. near Liberty park
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s2S5o-F1vE- ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
low on IL" ST., near 9TH ave :;
faces west, affords fine view OF
the city $1,000 cash. bala nee
monthly payments.
32350-Four-room frame city water
fruit and shade trees. cement
walks. $500 cash. balance mort
gage Located on Kensington ave
S2JO0-Four-room modern brick lawn.
shade. cement walks, nice lot:
close to Liberty park on Denver
ave. near 5th East. $500 cash.
balance same as rent
s55O0-Hers is an elegant home. strictly
modern. sleeping porch shade and
fruit trees. beautiful lawn, cement
walks. etc; just off 9th East. near
10th South. $500 cash balance
$40 per month.
s30O0-A nice five-room modern on 18th
South near 9Th East. LARGE lot
nice lawn. shade; faces south; fine
location $1,000 cash. balance $50
per month.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co
80 West Broadway. ciJlG
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Np,,r MODERN HOME;

NEW MODERN HONE ON
5-ROOM BRICK BUNUHtrN m
IN SOUTHEAST; NJ pATH
EVERY RESPECT; 4; LIGHT,
TOILET ELECTRIC ~. NTEI.
RITFFET KITCHEN, EE Full
RITILT-IN BOOK CaSEESr SrENEp
FRONT PORCH. SGhTE,TTEp'
RACK PORCH. CEnTE EnS,TEWENT
EASEMENT ANP on
WALK AROUND HQo9Ts Ts UP
EASY TERMS. CALI AksLr n THE
ABOUT IT. We SU SST SUN.
DAY.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
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On 9th East, new Groom strict
ly modern pressed brick bunga-
low. Lot S7sx136 feet. Oak floors.
hot water heat. cemented base
ment. sleeping porch. mantel $500
cash and $50 month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

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