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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
WHY
Does this office handle more business op-
portunties than all others?
BECAUSE
My list is the largest and most care
fully selected. with unexcelled service.
DRUG STORE.
An old established business with neN
hXtures, making money, $4,000.
ROOMING HOUSES.
rooms, l bath, rent $50 $500.
10 rooms. baths, rent S1l0, $4,000.
rs rooms, IL baths, rent $3.50, S3500
COMMERCIAL
and manufacturing: complete equipment;
good trade; $4,000.
GROCERY,
Jewelry and other business OF good
value.
B. r. Duncan, Mgr. Business Oppor-
tunlty Dept. a. Richter, 73 Main ST.
Phone Was e41 c2S23
4 WE'LL L-EsTABLISHED PRODUCE
business in connection with paper,
paint and oils, with well-stocked
gooS good ye supplies awn department., In
ley. Utah Good, large building. well
located rent only $40 per month: also
horse harness and delivery wagon and
good buggy. a 4-room house and about
one acre In orchard garden. 26 r. I, Red
chickens with little ones, Furniture IN
mouse and rent only So per month for
house Also everything In it except own;
ers clothes. In fact. will walk out and
turn everything over except wearing ap-
parel. This is well worth investiga ting.
The only reason ] have for disposing. Of
It is that sickness compels me to be under
doctors care In Salt Lake for a long
time, and. being alone, can't be at two
places at once VIII sell for cash or Will
trade Tor roominG house in Salt Lake
City. Address C-5, Tribune. c2014
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SCREEN DOORS

PREPARE FOR HOT WEATHER
screen doors. windows to order. J.
Rackley. 1909 SO. 1lth East Hy. 9l5-J.
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$3.50 WILL BUY A LOT IN OJIBWAY.
the new steel city opposite Detroit,
Mich. where the u. S. Steel Co. is build
ing their Canadian plant that Will rival
Gary, Ind Select your lots now and Sc
cure the most desirable locations. Call or
write for complete information. Partial
payments II desired j. w. Sibley e Co.
320 New York Life Bldg, Chicago.
c2255
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32s MAIN ST

32a MAIN ST
e.. ON SIXTH AWE
t.toom cottage; hes
sbss hsnts, city water, sa,ot souet
On easv esS, terr Neat and clear
77a SIXTH AVE
splendid south front ,o,
an old i-room brick ho,,ya oVHt5a
remodeled, All for ss5oG "a Oh ", e
NEAR aTH EAST.
ever built. large. airy lev fflug.
| fireplace, buffet, bookcnpns bu|
Iloors; elegant bathroom hsr1|
"hite enamel. large front ror.n nInsne
oaGH porch; cemented ba senas, sc'
%aiks TO back door. Isrga IL cq
600. See It. ee 'os' Al
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE. I'm.
Here Is 2-story, s-room ruod...
nome, nne largo rooms, with bsth
ress rsc.ns1a Ghsn sndeners; flreplaces; sns
eepsion nail; barn. coops. car1-
oIhio', all In lawn. flowers. frn3s
shane trees This place must he ~
fnedlately, VIII take lot or an,o w
payment Southeast on car i,na
NEAR LIBERTY PARK.
NO. S39 South eth East. a 7-roo.-
story brick, modern. Lawn 49,
snaoe: Sewer and walks raid 4
| S3500,0O. Must sell Guick o.
$3.50. 90. on terms.
ON NORTH End WEST
Paved st, Beautiful, new &,
strictly modern brick bungalow' ~
cement basement, furnace ba -
loors, oullt-in buffet. fireplace and
cases. mission finish interior.
screened back porch and sleeping h
Gas. sewer and walks In and maid
goes for S3So0.00, on easy terms
ON 11TH EAST. NJ
| \ splendid Groom. full 2-story n,
low, with furnace. cenented ia -
and hrst- class interior finish. on
0Ox15G, with barn. coops. lawn ana \
Al for S3i9o.oo; takes $3.50 cash, b
like rent
CLOSE IN ON iTH EAST.
a good Groom brick house, md
The lot is 6six165 and has a l4-foof
OF way on the side Here Is a sol
site for terraces. Price only S5s
VIII take lot or auto as part first
ment.
LOTS! LoTsl LOTS!
Now Is the time TO select a Elf
your home. We have many cIose-ir,
at prices no. higher than asked for
urban property We can make
terms on all.
Have special snap on 10th East. Z
lot 60xl25; suitable for store and
$1,000. half cash.
FIRE! FIRE. FIRE,
Suppose your home burns toda,
you protected? We represent two
BILE insurance companies. Lat us
your Insurance.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS
Was. 2o3O. S23 MAIN ST. Was
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For information regarding large hotels
see us.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

SALT LAKE SECURITY G. TRUST CO.,
80 Main Street Exchange 80.
c231g
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SECTIONAL MATTRESSES

SECTIONAL MATTRESSES MADE
from your feather bed new way
Feather cleaning a speciality. Mulkey
Section Mattress Co., Az East End South
Hyland 20i3. c202S
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42-room European hotel, strictly mod
ern and up TO date; large. light rooms,
elegantly furnished; has 29 rooms rented
10 permanent guests, from $3.50 TO 50 per
week; also good transient business; rent
only Sc per room. with free heat and hot
water. FirsI-clasS reputation OrS
$35O0. terms. An unusual opportuni-S.
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

1TNCsAJJED


for suits, ranging in sizes from 80 to
~; latest cuts and fabrics; all wool gar
ments; will be sold far below cost owing
10 the fact that our tailoring business
mas -oeen increasing so rapidly We are
obliged TO dispose OF these suits at u
big profit TO you.
Get your next suit made by the Bee
hiNe Tailoring Co. We guarantee per-
feet mt and workma nship. Suits made
to your measure, SIS Up). Also do la
dies work.
Note-We also agree to clear and press
any suit made 10 your measure for sIN
months free OF charge.
l.. Solomon. Mgr" Pcery hotel, 2I6 So
w Temple ST c2509
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BONDS WANTED CHICAGO HOUSE,
representing eastern financial conDec-
tions. is In the market for an attra ctive
bond issue OF merltorlous proposition
Offerings confidential. Principals only
Address NJ Phillips. io6 Schiller Bldg.
Chicago. c225i
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

SCOTT & COMPANY. ALL COUN-
tries: terms reasonable 227-s Judge
bldg. g607
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NICELY FURNISHED, 7-EOOM ROOM
ing house; everything in fine condition;
rooms all rented. Call any time and see
for yourself. VIII sell cheap. Leaving
city 2T0 r. 4th South. c1700
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

Legitimate. merltorious mining propo-
sition. We offer stock In a mountain of
free milling gold ore. Hundred thousand
dollars worth OF ore in slopes and on
dump, We need $4,000 to finish mill
Shares 25 cents. Money refunded out OF
first earnings. Let us tell'you more about
this proposition.
Call al 81 Continental National Bank
building. Monday before 3 p. m. Phone
Was. 1869 for appointment c2504
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NEW 7-RooM BUNGAT;ossy;e IN every =
I large rooms, rooms; m0qerH furnace. @ hsrdv
,a}sJ ioGss sSs. sstsH eectricity sewer a-,s. ana
20, Dooly Block. Phone "a'a
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WE MUST CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE
line Of ready -made suits: come early
and get your pick; these suits will all be
sold less than cost. Beehive Tailoring
Co, 276 So. W. Temple. b32S5
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NO. 125 BERYL AVENUE.
100000.

A four-room red pressed brick bun
galow with complete set of plumbing.
buffet kitchen. clothes closet, mission
mantel. Terms. $4,000 cash. balance
$1,000 per month. including interest at Z
per cent
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SECURITY HOUSES,
NEAR NINTH EAST AND SNTI
SOUTH.
NO. 9 DRESDEN ANENUE.

AT the above location we have three
room red pressed brick bungalow con-
nected with city water. sewer, electric
Terms, $l000 90 cash, balance $1,000 per
month, including interest at Z per cent
per anauns
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BURT & CARLQUIsT COMPANY.
10 MAIN STREET. TEL. WAS. 300.
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POSITIVELY ONE OF THE BEST
restaurants In Salt Lake. one of the old
established places. $500 Ross c. Davis,
ll3 So. Main. c2398
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Cozv ON ON SIXTH AVE.
RI, t.room cottage; hes 81,
she sbsd hgnts. city water sswon soliet
or - .rees. Neat and clssr
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ON 11TH EAST.

\ splendid Groom. full 2~story M,
low. with furnace. cenented ia ~
and first-class interior finish. On
oON15G, with barn, coops. lawn and IN
AL for S345o.0o; takes $3.50 cash, bsi
like rent.
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Groom bungalow on the Bench,
going at a sacrifice; worth $4,000.
selling for $4,000. $500 cash, bal
ance $35 per month. interest
per cent The finish OF this bun
galow Is first class: book cases,
china cabinet buffet kitchen, oak
floors, full cement basement, Nc
Ghee furnace and one Of the best
built houses on the Bench.
South Temple home at a bar
gain, located on a beautiful cor
nor, Owner nonresident; VIII
make O very low figure and most
any reasonable terms.
HALLORAN-UDGE LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
Exchange 1Sl. 3o9-11 Main st.
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Ey OWNER. sasx1sS r,r.' ON sih
nroyel rental propesTTeyy' trade OF |!
cIose i'm. Would consIde' uyland 3
hHise AZ part payment
t38 Paxton ave-
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EASY PAYMENT HOMES CHEAP.

Close in on 9Th East st. 5-room mod
ern brick house: large barn, cement
basement and walks: owner must sell
price $500; $500 cash, balance monthly
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES. SEE Us.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

2S rooms, with n very attractive en-
trance: large light rooms. running hot
and cold water every room. Only $1,000,
Terms
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Southeast, close in, new 5-room modern
house. with mantel; 2 porcbes; full &C.
ment basement. This IS snap at $1,000
5000 cash, balance monthly.
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PRINTING
CHIROPRACTORS

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CECIL 6 CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
speciality. Consultation free Suite
.02. 215 So. Main. r23i
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Sc rooms, all light, IN heart of city:
steam heat running hot and cold water
every room. Cheap rent. $4,000; one
third cash.
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7-room 2-story modern brick house
lot 54Xi40 feet: corner: southeast on cal
line, With lawn. shade and fruit; $4,000
Easy terms.
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PRIVATE HOME
FUP "TO- 'GE,REMCDELING

FURS STORED, CLEANED, REPAIRED,
Temodeled: summer prices expert fur
riers. HUDSON Bay Fur Co. Was. ll6l.
122 Main ST. bliss
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INSURANCE

JUST NOW WE CAN USE ONE OR
two good men. Utah Funding Com
pany, 9l0 Boston Bldg. b24U3
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few lots on the 18th East car line
at 500 each $40 cash. S. a month.
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FOR MOTHERS

SEE LILY'S BABY SHOP, WHERE WE
make ladies' and childrens clothes;
special prices on all work Mrs. Fl. II.
Murray. 205 f. 5th S. Was. 6957,
cls3o
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Apartment house, downtown; II apart
ments, beautifully furnished: rents from
s25 10 $50 each Strictly modern Clears
Sl25 per month. $500 required
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GROCERY SPECIAL

~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
! BUNCHES GREEN ONIONS. &C. 3
large cans Carnation, Sego or Honey
suckle milk, 25c: Good coffee, per b., 20c
pkgs. Wheat Flakes and 2 Corn Flakes,
25c; puffed wheat, 2 for 15c; puffed rice
lOc; 81 lbs, sugar and l ID. cocoa, soc;
15c Wheat Meats 10c: = cans strawberry
Jam. 15c; cornmeal, sack, 25c. lbs. new
potatoes, Csc: bunches rad.shes, &c,
boxes strawberries. l5c; Mason fruit Jars,
doz., SIC: Economy fruit Jars. 90c: best
jar rubbers, Sc; good creamery butter, 30c
lbs Blanchard butter. 65c; lard, 3s 45c;
IS, 75c; los, s1.4s: 2 grape nuts. 25c; cream
of wheat, 15c, NJ. J. b. Wedding Break
fast. White House. Schilling's. Yale coffee,
35c; Lipton's yellow label teas, Coo;
cans pork and beans. 25c: 49, lbs. sugar,
S1.00: % lbs, soc, sack. $50; fresh Utah
eggs, doz., zoe: Columbia wheat flakes.
25c; tall can salmNn, 10c, cans sardlnes
or deviled ham, 25c, straight grade fiour,
S1.05; germade. soc; 2 lbs. fig cakes. 25c;
Jello. 25c; gallon can syrup, 45c; lbs.
rice. navy beans or red beans, 25c:
boxes shoe blacking. sc: tomatoes, early
June peas. 10c; Bakcrized coffee, 40c: split
peas. b.. Sc Postum cereal. Koffe-et, 20c;
honey, D., 10c; i2sc pancake flour. sc;
best cream cheese, h., zoe; lbs. ginger
snaps soda crackers, 25c: compound lard.
3s, 35c; 5s, soc: los, $40; cottolene, 30c,
e0c, s145; cans peaches. 26c: Quaker
Oats, 10c. Chicago Store. 114-116 West
First South. c2l62
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Suppose your home burns today
you protected? We represent two r<
BILE insurance companies. Lat us n
your Insurance.
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LAWN AND CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK.
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hyland
STIR b2208
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I'VE SILL ZEAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all" Tattle Btos- Co. I59 Main street
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27 rooms on Main street: running water
every night Only $3.50; part cash,
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19 roorns unusually we'll furnished
running hot and cold water in rooms.
Downtown transient location. Only sl15oi
$500 cash.
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J. l.. DI5NHAM CO.
"a. 1888. 3l2 Main 81. ". if3S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-13
|ROQU0|S DEFEATS
SPARTANS, 70 TO 8
Speed M arks Basketball
Games in ''Y" Bible
Class League.
BLACKHAWKS VICTORS
Delphian Seconds Lose in
Final Minutes of Fast
Play.

Two fast basketball games were
played at the Y court last evening be-
tween four squads of the Bible Glass
series. The first game between the Iro-
quois Seconds and Spartans ended 20
to in favor of the former. Watt, for
ward of the Seconds team played the
starr game of his squad and made most
of the points for the Iroquois quintet.
Guard Clark. of the Spartans, also did
effective work.
The second contest was hot affair
and the Blackhawk Seconds five nos
ed out four points ahead Of the Del
phian Seconds after the two squads
had been tied until the final moments
of play. Forward Miller and Guard
Grimes did effective playing for the
Blackhawk quintet. Guard Lyons and
forward tanning, both of the DELPHI
ians played good game. The follow
ing is the standing of the Y. Bible
class teams.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-13

evening when the Richmond high
school basketball five enters the gym
nasium for its first game Of the sea
son.
Winchester has already beaten I'm
ion City by a IS TO score and has
strong hopes of annexing another vic
tory tomorrow evening. The Winches-
ter team has one more game away
from home before it opens the season
at Winchester on the evening of No
vember 81 with the Richmond team
as the attraction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-13
STAIRS DROP 2
AT "Y" ALLEYS
ASSOCIATION ALLEYS.

The STAIRS dropped two last night
TO the Models and were forced down
in the percentage column to an equal
ity with the Hunts who are now tied
with the former leaders for first posi-
ton. The STAIRS were caught way off
in form and with one of their players
absent fell easy victims to the Mod
els.
Score:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-13
PLAT OPEN FRIDAY
FOR BIG ORCHESTRA

The plat for the Russian symphony
Orchestra will be open Friday morn
ing at 9 o'clock at the Starr Piano
Store. Great interest is being shown
In the appearance of this famous or
chestral organization on Sunday after
noon at the Coliseum. especially as
the program has been arranged TO suit
all tastes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-13
Score:
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS

All Democrats are requested to meet
at the law office of Joshua Allen Fri
day night. Business of Importance.
FRANK RINGHOFF,
City Chairman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-13
VISITORS CONFIDENT
Large Number of Rioters to
Accompany Team Here.

A large number OF rootsrs are ex-
pected to accompany the Winchester
high school team to this city Friday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-10-07

The oldest royal dynasty in the
world is that of Japan, which goes
back unbroken $500 years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-10-07
lains and in making the proper con
ections
Wants Strict Rule.

mains and in making the proper con-
nections
Wants Strict Rule.
The need of an ordinance to govern
the distribution of bills and advertis
Ing was brought up by J. f. Thatcher
He said the city bill distributor, pay
Ing for his liceEse, wished outsiders
barred, believing the work could be
done to better advantage and with
less trash on the streets. The mat
ter was referred to the ordinance COM
mittee,
The removal of loads of dirt dumped
In an alley between Richmond avenue
and Chestnut street, between second
and Thirds streets, which was brought
up by Councilman Waidele, was re-
ferred to the board of works Waidele
also presented a remonstrance signed
by forty-three residents of West Rich
mond, against the sheds which are
being placed on the west side dumps
This matter was referred to the board
of health.
The police department was instruct
ed to investigate why piles of trash
and paper had been placed in the
alley south of Main street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, concern
ing which William H. Bartel, Jr., en-
teTed complaint.
Transfer Funds.
Two ordinances recommending the
transfer of funds, submitted by Con-
troller McMahan, were passed. The
first provides for the transfer of mon
ey appropriated for the municipal
electric light and power plant from re-
pairs to wiring to the amount of
$S122; $500 from the repairs to mis-
count of interest to sundry equipment.
The second provides for the follow
ing transfers:
From controllers Office expenses to
treasurer's office expenses, $50; from
registration and expenses city cleo
ton 1913 to miscellaneous expenses
of the parks, 5000; from registration
and election expenses 1918 to miscel-
laneous expenses of public buildings,
5000; from city election 1912 to mis-
cellaneous expenses of board of pub
works, $50.
City Controller McMahams report
for September showed the following
totals: Cash on hand September l:
$35,785.57; receipts, $1,875.53; total,
$37,659.1O.
Disbursements, s13,42o.s4; balance
on hand October 1, s24,23S26
Sinking fund: balance on hand
September l, $12,7O6.26; receipts,
$21.46; total, $12,72772. Disburse-
ments, s97,272.72.
Special fund: balance on hand,
$9,524.S3; receipts, $656.O4; total,
$1O18O.65.
Street Improvement: balance, $3,-
516.S3; receipts, 8,O90.57; total, SILL
607.40; paid to contractors $7,24032;
balance $4,367.0S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-10-07
Webb Lodge 10 Commemorate
NIn9IieH Anniversary Tomorrow

Webb Lodge, No. "a, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, will celebrate its nine
ueth anniversary tomorrow evening
with a big banquet in the Masonic
Temple ]. W. Hanan, grand master of
Indiana, Frank E. Gavin. grand treas
urer and c. w. Prather grand secre-
tary will be among the notables that
VIII address the gathering
T.. L. Thomas, worthy master OF
Webb lodge, will deliver the address
OF welcome to 500 Masons that are ex-
pected to be present. Music will be
furnished by the WeisbrOd Saxophone
orchestra and the Apollo club.
The following committees have
charge of the affair; Arrangements, A.
! W. Rees, Henry {. Cheesman and r
w. Phillips; reception, T. Mason Byer
Ernest o. Evan and J. f Peltz; mu,
sic, Leroy Hodge and Everett Litchen.
fels; flowers, Geo. r. Cause; banquet
Richard r. Vansant
Webb lodge was founded Oct. T.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-10-07
COBB To INTEREST
FARMERS IN SHOW
Agent Wants Seed Corn
Hung up Not Later
Than Oct. II.

County Agent Cobb will endeavor to
interest the farmers in the state corn
show which will be held the second
week in January, probably at Indian
apolis.
, The following statement is being
given to Wayne county farmers.
Every ear of corn that is intended
for seed next year should be hung up
In dry, well ventilated place, not
later than October 11th.
This Is the time to select large, we'll
matured seed ears instead of waiting
until husking time, when it is impossi-
BILE to distinguish between the late and
early maturing ears. Fall selected
seed corn has more vitality than corn
selected in the spring. You want to
know that every ear is well matured
and from a good, healthy stock. Sc
lect ears from healthy stocks of me-
dunn height bearing two we'll formed
mature ears. Select ears will bend
over at medium height and are on
medium length shanks. The best seed
ears are the best show ears. Save
corn for a corn exhibit. Select about
three times as much corn this fall as
you will need for seed next spring
Three to five bushels a day will be a
good days work. Store in a well ven.
tilated room. Don't pile two ears on
top of each other. Allow them to dry
out thoroughly without heating.
Sandals are worn by nearly 100000
mn noivoS nf India
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-10-07
KOKOMO CITIZEN
STUDIES GAS SYSTEM

Representing the city council of
Kokomo, E. S. Hackett of that city,
was in Richmond today studying the
ordinance passed by the city council
authorizing the Logan Natural Gas
company to furnish gas for the city.
The Logan company is extending its
mains into the northern part of the
state, and is negotiating with Kokomo
relative to supplying that city. Before
the KokOmo council acted on the mat
ter the members wished to know
something of the contract between
Richmond and the company.