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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-23

NO 263 TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
LAND COURT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII, to JOHN F.. COLBURN;
YEE YAP; LUM ZIP KEE; TERRI
TORY OF HAWAII, by Wade War
rem ThayeT, Attorney General; and
Joshua ID. Tucker Commissioner
OF Public Lands; CITY AND COUN-
TY OF HONOLULU, by Joseph J.
Fern, Mayor and President of the
Board of Supervisors; and to ALL
whom it may concern:
WHEREAS, a petition has been
presented to said Court by Francis NJ.
Swanzy, to register and confirm his
title in the following-described land I:
Being portions of Grant 375 to Nc
z lavish, Grant 369 to B. F. Snow, and
Grant 3i3 to H. Rhodes, Beretania
Avenue and Kinau Street, Kulaoka-
hua Plains, Honolulu, Kona. Oahu.
Beginning at an iron bolt in the
concrete base of fence at the West
Corner of this piece of property on
the mauka present new line of Bere-
tania Avenue, this bolt bears by true
azimuth 2S72 go %" 31046 feet from
the Government Street Monument at
the East corner of Beretania Avenue
and Victoria Street on an offset Of
" feet from the mauka line of Bere-
tania Avenue and 10 feet from the
Southeast line of Victoria Street
The above bolt is also 300 feet from
the East corner of Beretania Ave
nue. and Victoria Street and running
by true azimuths:
1. pol II 290.0 feet, along Grant
304 to J. VI. Byran and Grant
go to c. z, Stewart along fence
to 4 ?" galvanized iron pine set
in concrete on the makai line of
kinaU Street:
> e91 10 $3.50 feet, along makai
line of Kinau Street at $50 feet
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Fire Proof Storage,
CITY TRANSFER co.
JAS X. LOVE

passing OVER an iron bolt set In
concrete TO, fence;
}. 2fe IL $500 feet. along remain
ing portions OF Grant 800 to y. =.
Snow and Grant s73 to IL.
Rhodes. along fence To Beretania
Avenue thence.
4. III 12' ESQ feet. along present
new line OF Beretania Avenue. at
8 feet passing over IN iron bolt
set in concrete To initial point.
Area S2070 square feet
You are Hereby cited 10 appear at
the Land Court TO be held at the City
and County of Honolulu on the Goth
day of June. a. ID. 1913. at two O'Clock
in the afternoon, to show cause II any
you have, why the PRAYER OF So
petition should not be granted.
unless you appear at said Court at
the time and place aforesaid your de-
fault will be recorded. and the said
petition will be taken as confessed.
and you will be forever barred from
contesting said petition or any de-
cree entered thereon.
Witness the Honorable William l..
Whitney, Judge OF said Court. this
22d day OF May In the year nineteen
hundred and thirteen.
Attest with seal of said Court:
CSeaD JOHN MARcALLJNO.
Registrar.
s654-NTav % m Juna & ~
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New Line to Tahiti.

New Line to Tahiti.
The Compagnie Nayale de rOceanic,
French shipping concern, proposes
to put a steamer in service between
this port and Papeete, in the French
island possession in the South seas,
according to inquiries which have
been made here through North Win
ship, American consul at Tahiti. The
need of a more frequent service be-
tween the Golden Gate and Papeete
has been felt since the Oceanic COM
pany withdrew the liner Mariposa
from the run. Although the Union
line steamer calls at Tahiti en- route
to Australia and return, 1t is. apparent
that more tonnage is necessary on the
run According to the plans of the
French company, which has asked
Consul Winship for data concerning
the inducements offered in this city
for such line, nine trips year will
be made. The concern has asked the
consul for information concerning the
charges that would have to be paid
here by a 2500-ton steamer, including
Wharfage, pilotage, wages of steve
dores and other expenses San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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Police Court Notes

In the pathway Of q rapidly des-
cending block of ice weighing three
hundred pounds, w. p. Bowers, met
with serious injuries yesterday after
noon that required medical treatment
at Queens Hospital Bowers was at
the Oahu ice plant when he came In
contact with the cascading Ice which
was being sent through long chuto
to the lower floor Of the building. u
The man suffered broken and
lacerated leg. Other bruises OF q
more or less minor nature win serve
to detain the patient under the care
of his physician for some time.
Madly charging down Euuanu
street, q runaway horse attached to
a delivery wagon belonging to w. C.
Peacock & Company was brought
sudden halt late yesterday aftef
noon, through the valiant efforts OF
Captain Kahanamoku Of central polieg
station. No accidents followed IN 4
wake of the runaway. according
police report. -
Two little maids from Japan. all
in tears, found their way to central
police station last evening, bearing
a sad tale of alleged perfidy Of what
they presumed had been a friend.
Morris Cohen, an enlisted man with
one Of the military organizations was
arraigned this morning upon charge
of entering the premises of the Jan
anese women. and abstracting rinr
Cohen demanded a preliminary heaf<
ing before District Magistrate Mon
sarrat. He will be committed to the
circuit court for trial. The police
allege that Cohen was found con-
cealed in TIeighboring house, but
when brought before the japanese. he
was positively identified as the man,
seen rumaging through drawers and
chests in a bedroom.
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Two well known windiammers are
said to be engaged in a pretty race
from the north Pacific coast to the
Hawaiian islands. The barkentine
Newsboy and schooner Fred J. Wood
are reported to have sailed from Gray S
Harbor on the same day.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
OF THE SUPERVISING ARCH|
TECT. Washington. D. C.. May 3. 19I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
'ceived IN this office until 3 oscIo
D. m on the goth day of June. 1917
and then opened. for the construction
complete OF latrine buildings. sewage
publication tanks, and connect
piping at quatantine station, Hon
Iulp. Hawaii ID accordahee with the
specification and the drawing. Draw
ing and specification may be obtained
from the custodian Of the station at
Honolulu, Hawaii, or at this office. at
the discretion OF the Supervising
Architect. o. WENDEROTH, Super
vising Architect.
5554-May %. "a. s26. %, 2s. 20
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PRETTY RACE
lSPREDICTED
Well Known Windjammers
Hasten to Honolulu With
Lumber Shipments.

The supremacy OF a barkentine or
schooner rugged vessel is again TO be
threshed out. with the expected ar
rival of the well-known barkentine
Newsboy and the familiar schooner
Fred j. Wood. ~ 81
These wihdiammers are now re-
ported TO have sailed from Grays Har
Dor 10 days ago, each sheavily laden
with lumber and other lines OF build
ing material
A pretty race from the north Pa
cific coast TO the port ~ Honolulu is
the prediction Of seafa4ng men who
have recently reached this port by the
several trams-Pacific steamers. The
Newsboy is no stranger to the rapid
transit class, This vessel has ON more
than one occasion distinguished her
self in taking mp The long voyage from
the Sound to the islands
The Newsboy is said will bring car
go consigned to the City Mill Com
pany. Fl
The trim schooner Fred j. Wood is
equally a fast sailor aud OF late has
been more or less frequent visitor
to Hilo and Hawaii ports
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Ship Burns; Six Of Crew Perish.

VANCOUVER, B. C., May 8. ~
Hemmed in by flames, which started
from some unknown cause, six mem
hers of the crew of the steamer Ophir,
which sailed from Vancouver last
night and tied up at the Brunswick
cannery. Canoe Pass, near Ladner, in
the Fraser river, were burned to death
in a fire which is still ablaze and will
destroy the vessel
The catastrophe occurred at $3.50
this morning There were eleven men
in the crew. many of them only being
signed on in Vancouver last night for
the trip to the cannery with cargo Of
tinDlate.
The vessel arrived too late for I'M
loading and the crew retired, after
having tied the vessel TO the cannery
wharf
The Ophir is a wooden steamer of
200 tons lightweight capacity and is
owned by the Lincoln Steamship Com
pany. of which Captain l.. Rogers is
agent in Vancouver She was en-
p,oyed in carrying freight to points on
the Fraser river.
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Seeker Older Wireless Operators,

Seeker Older Wireless Operators.
As a result of the wireless strike
along the Pacific coast affecting all
Of the steamers in the Pacific zone of
ship wireless. il is ArunIored the com
bined shipping interests are preparing
to demand that no operators be placed
on their vessels. unless they have
reached the age OF 81 Years.
Several days ago the Pacific Mall
Company decided in future all opera
tors employed on their steamers must
be 81 years old This is expected to
create more satisfactory service on
the Pacific Mail ships and within a
few DAYS il is, sxpeeted that most of
the ship owners will follow the cx-
annie OF the Pacific MafI
The sship oeners Sawythe employ
ment of mere boys as operators is 2
menace TO their property and. in case
of accident, the lives of the passen
gers and crews may be endangered.
IL is claimed that the employment Of
many yohngS operators since tie in
auguration OF The wireless strike has
resulted in an unsatisfactory service.
~
Grace Liners Make Their Bow.
The next of the new Grace liners to
come to the coast will be the Santa
Clara. which is expected to get away
from New York in July. The Santa.
Cruz will be here again next Septem-
Der. While on the Sound the latter
vessel loaded her lumber cargo. talk
ing shipments of general freight and
most of her passengers at San Fran
cisco.
WELLINGTON, N. Zealand, May 10.
The British mail steamer Indraba-
rah, which sailed from London Febru-
airy 18th for Auckland, was wrecked
today on the Manajata coast. No de-
tails have been received here. The
steamer Indrabarah is a 7395-ton steel
vessel. She was built in 1910 and
owned by the India line.
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TAKEN TO
RECLAIM Lands

Continued from page one)
mentS land adjoining them. This
weakness in the statute was remedied
Ey the last legislature. and the private
owners there can now be forced to
make the same fills as those on the
territorial properties; otherwise the
territory is empowered to make them.
the cost .becoming lien on the land.
The first step now will be to pre-
pare survey of the metes and
bounds of the district to be filled.
Then this district will be condemned,
the superintendent of public works
notified, and he will prepare plans
and specifications, working with the
grade commissioners of Hawaii coun-
ty. The owners will then be notified
to make the fills within a certain
time.
At the conference this morning
were First Assistant Attorney Gen
eral A. G. Smith, Superintendent ].
w. Caldwell, of the public works de-
partment; DR.. j. S. B. Pratt and Prof.
A. R. Keller, of the board of health
and Auditor Fisher
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Kilauea. for Kona and kau
ports, June 10ZMr. and Mrs. w Null
Ter, Miss NJ Muller, Miss F. Muller,
Mrs. G. F. Campbell, Miss A. Camp
bell.
Per str Mauna Kea, for Hilo via
way ports, May 2i-W Burnett, Mir
and Mrs. W. S. Smith. ]. D. Kennedy,
r. NJ. Lindsay, J. G. White. Rev. w S.
Short. Sam Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs f..
Barnett. Mrs James Crozier and i'll
FAINT A. d. Short Rev. and Mrs. Bodel
and three children. Miss Caldwell.
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Miss Agnes Jane Simpson aud VIII
liam Burnett We're married at the. resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. r. j Lille,
Manoa, yesterday afternoon. Rev, 4. A..
Ebersole performing the ceremony.
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Make the House Look Better
land the Homework Easier

Use rugs "crcx" grass rugs those oorsand
sec how will be land
the homework will bell
You beauty utility when you add to the
rooms-hey cozcr and cheerful with such floor
coverings. H..
For Linoeu, in plain inIaid patterns
preferable of astinaand sanitaryquaIes)
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TAILOR

Grote & Cramer Up-to-date styles.
Made to order Cleaned and repair
ed. 1131 Union nr Hotel. 5554-1y
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
RED STAMPS

Honolulu Cash Coupon Exchange.
Everything free for red stamps.
Ask your dealer for red stamps.
Nuuanu mr.. Beretania st. 5524-6m
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coast shIpyards Arc Busy.


The various shipbuilding concerns
about San Francisco bay are enjoying
boom. Ship construction and re-
pairing of old vessels has made it
necessary to increase the number of
men employed until, without eXcep-
tion, the volume of smoke and the
clanking of hammers is equal to the
condition which existed years ago be-
fore shipbuilding took slump.
The Union Iron Works has numer-
Gus vessels. under construction and a
greater number being overhauled. The
same condition is noticeable at the
Alameda yards. The feature of ship
yard activity is to he seen at the
smaller plants where specially of
small craft construction is made.
Ii is estimated that more launches
and other small craft will be con-
structed here during 1913 than for the
two past preceding years. In addition
to the launches great number of
barges and lighters are under con-
struction or contemplated.
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See the good things in Floor Cover
inqs at Hackfeld's.
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Hawaii was on the list.
Euring the month of April AZ vessels
loaded at the mills in the lower Co
lumbia river district and their COM
Lined cargoes amounted to 31,129,S63
feet of lumber Five of these vessels,
carrying 4,76S,S63 feet of lumber, went
to foreign ports. In addition to the
lumber shipments there were 76,0S9
feet OF piling, 161, 900 shingles. 30, 500
railway ties and 27,S5S bundles of
shocks sent from this port in the
cargo trade last month.
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TOaI from Australia.
According to dispatches received
here today the British steamship Hor
nelen is reported to have sailed from
Newcastle, y. S. W. on May 9th with.
coal destined for discharge at Homo
lulu and island ports.
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Wir-less Men Make Fine Showing.
Some excellent wireless work was
accomplished on the outward trip by
II. f. Williams and w. E. Claiborne,
the operators on the Oceanic liner
Ventura While the vessel was at
Pago-Pago they succeeded in getting
a message to the coast by relaying it
through the Pacific Mail steamer
Korea, which was 1880 miles away.
This is the first time the arrival of a
steamer at Page Page has been re-
ported by wireless
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BED MAKERS

o. Fujii Wire spring beds. sofasA
Koa furniture. Made to ordersA
Nuuanu nr Kukui street. 5554-1y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

STRICTLY MODERN 5-RooM HOUSE
at 212 West 7th South: has one OF the
best Easements In the city: u is surely
a daley and has 10 be seen 10 be appre.
ciated. has the best hot-air furnace In
the city; stairway 10 floored attic where
ar small additional cost: house would
cost to build $3.50: land we'll worth 1880:
will take on terms s3e75 or II party can
raise $1,000, will deduct $500. Just think
ot getting house and lot that Is worth
$3.50 for only 1918, Such Bargains como
only once tn a lifetime. Phone for sp-
pointnent TO through Wasatch 50!
or 2213. Purchaser can have choice be-
tween above and house 65s South FIRST
West oit0s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved


For neat f-rooru frame house Lot
38X15- 10 alley. House IN good condition.
small installruent. balance monthly pay
ments. Located near 9Th So and lltn
East SITS.
setyC
VIII buy f-Toou, modern brick cottage
Lot 40xii6 10 alley. $3.50 Gosh. SO per
month. including : per cent interest
This property h located on Roosevelt ave.
near lth East
$4,000
On S-d East near i2th South. f-7oou
frame house. Chicken coop. barn. fov-
Ing well Property IN the same vicinity
sold BY other agents AZ $3.50 for half-
acre lots This is two acres.
We have plenty OF money 20 loan on
improved Salt Lake real estate al most
reasonable rates.
we represent only the strongest and
safest IRE insurance companies and we
pay our iosses promptly.
a. RICHTER. q SOUTH MAIN ST.
Phone Was. GAL.
oe2s0
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farm Lands

TEN ACRES. SOUTHEAST. AND Arm
Aoufe. and barn fcr ,iEilt head. $50
irpit trees. hair aero ir strawberries good
water right; street car line v-il bo built
this summer Price 5000. Easy terms
Address H-5o. Tribune osl5s
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL, g. CECIL, GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors Incurables and female trou-
sles our specially. Consultation free
Suite ioJ e55 Main st o4
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Horses and Vehicles.

WE NOW HAVE ON HAND SIXTY
head extra good horses 100 to 1900
pounds, and receiving two carloads each
week. Come In and see them Salt Lake
Horse Mule Market, 344 w. 5th South.
k3S72
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Irrigated Lands.

WHY PAY MORE TOR AN UNIM-
proved piece of wilderness than for irri-
gated farm ana dairy land close 10 e. L
Citv-
if5 acres y miles south OF c.ty on +
station half mile from proposed car line
Fnn primary water right - acres IN
N lucerre part ploSed for grain, part
pasture land suitable for dairy. Pipe
llne water on place, electric light and
49,, isa ~, 'tS NeE tooin
ncre takes everything Address %.
DouElas ave Phone Uylaud 2li5-J
oI5sS
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MUST SELL BEFORE MARCH :.
Home near 9th So. and 9Th F.
5-rTn. mod bu!f brh. cottage: has cut
stone foundation window sllls and
cers; cement walks and sewer paid
PLACE IN FINE CONDITION. Ha.
good nartel IN parior: plate rail IN
dining room. equipped With modern
plumbing throughout PRICE $3.50
$3.50 CASH balance eaEv monthly pay
uaeuts. LOT SKI RODS.
TUTTLE BROS. CO.
l59 Main St
Dealers in Bargains
oij77
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APPLES-POTATOES

FOX FRUIT FARM APPLES. S5C PER
bushei: pots toes. soc per bushel. de-
livered Phone Murray 1871, ols66
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
zo-room roorning house, good location.
doing good business; must selI on account
of out-of-town business Csll Wssatch
f16. o3is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

FURNITURE REPAIRING
W WILLIAMS & SON. 166 N. ST. WAS.
o342
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EuNnlER AND TAXIDERMis 1

-~~>--~-~---~~~o-o>~>>>
EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermist line made as you want It.
r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 z Broadway
% wears in Salt Lake n525
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sor Rent-Houses Furnished,

| FOR ENT-TURNIsHED, ROOMS.
Kitchen md bath. $50. Inquire eS4 so.
| valn o333
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
SAFES AND VAULTS

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. A few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shealy safe & Vault Co, ~ 2. o. place
o26T1
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN J. I.AAF'F, MECHANICAL ENGI-
peer; structural designing general
drifting; iuvonunG speciality. 9o2
KeerDs bldg w. 1926 n2366
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GROCERY SPECIAL.
AUCTION SALES

nrry,rv - ---~~~>~>-O~---~---~--~~
icsu.e su.eirIEsRLoH. iIs AUCTIONEER. RESI-
''9S= aSs &c. Main. wasatcb 2s24-w
hIs5
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY
Furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend 90 all details ia transferring and
morteaging land titles. Capital. $3.50 0o1
235 Main. re57s
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Farms and Acreage.

BY OWNER. 2ii ACRES GOOD FARM
land. first.class water right: block
north from Midvaie schoolhouse Johu
\. Anderson. Midvalc Utah. o7fd5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

Nh hAiaEALL WAREHOUSE SALE
n 4, neid nj 10 a. m. Thursday morn
kbsr s sat OF laS West 1st South, C. L.
<<---eocuoheer. oof77
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SIGNS AND SCENERY,


CHAS PETERSON, ~ RICHARDS ST,
brass Clipped Glaos and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1908 IS
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BUTTONS
FURRIER
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS -- MERE CONFIDENTIAL
confinement. seclUsion. legal adoption
Mrs T. Phillip llth Il. bet. 18th aa1
18th So. Sugar Sta. Hyland ic5l.M.
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FOR RENT.
Pent-Houses Unfurnished.

,.,,rnr and decorating. Was. 2AOo.
r. Knapton Co.. i27 e. LIST So.
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

MODERN ROOMS FOR "A X GAS
range. rent very reasonable. J., Ken
6a!i terrace. sth aud TIN So. off W. Tenn
pie. 1870
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

cts,ss ssHER MAKES FURNITURE
~ ~, speciality; consult mo before
nSiend 1917, heeae
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For Rent-Fa1ns and Acreage.

\ 50 OR so-ACRE IMPROVED FARM
FOR 10 = wears. ADpi,. s5I Shsr,r, 4
avenue. Get busy. Hyland c5f-J os0T7
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For Rent-Hotels
For Rent-Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-BUILDTNG SUITABLE FOR
shop or warehouse 81 and IS Floral
ave, Inquire Ripe Bros, 2i2 Floral ave.
o2c72
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

pEST PRICES PAID FOR IND HAND
clothing, w. Glickman, Il South west west
Temple Wasatch 45l3. ol3oO
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PRINTING

ARROW PRESS-CTAHS BIGGEST
plant. Printing. Binding ONCE Sup
plies and Furniture. Legal Blanks ss
w. md So. Exchange eos ki25
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SECONDHAND STORES
HAIR GOODS

~--~-~--~O--~~---~-~---
WE MANUFACTURE TOCPEES. WIGS.
switches. puffs. etc. Largest stock of
haIr goods IN tho city. Comblngs or cut
hair made up TO order. S. L. Costume
Co, ia and ilS T.. Broadway. oif25
HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS. ToUPEBS
made 10 order. Sasss's Hair Factory.
@Is Main n23sa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20
PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trade mark or copyright. see j. VI
Thomas. 3os Utah Savings Trust bldg
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SCOTT & co. ALL COUNTRIES:
terms reasonable. 1851 Judge bldg.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-20

IAnIEst ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
chicbesters Pills. the piam9nd nd, srand a1.
For 35 years own 8, Ress your saIos; Dsarsist
Tsys Tsys no other. Chichesterz Diamond
nssnd s Pills arc sold by Druggists every
where.