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WASHINGTON REPRESENTED.
Florists to Attend Exhibition in
New York.

Twenty or more florists OF Washington
are expected to go TO New York to attend
the third information flower show, which
begins Monday. according to an an
nouncement made today by f. c. May
berry, secretary Of the local organiza-
ton.
William F. GUIDE. who is to be one OF
the judges at the show. went to New
York last night but will return to WASH
ington tonight. He will go to New York
again at O'Clock Monday morning
aboard the special car reserved for the
Washington florists.
NJ J. McCabe and r. l.. Jenkins left for
New York today and w. T.. McKissick
and Mrs McKiss:ck will leave tonight.
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COUNCIL TO NAME DELEGATES.
National Organization to Have Many
REPRESENTATIVES..

The National Council of Women. which
is to meet here April 10. IL and ~, tor
the purpose of selecting delegates to the
Internati onal Council of Women, VIII
have representatives from almost every
national woman organisation In the
country. Prominent women arc scheduled
to lecture before the Washington meet
ing and President and Mrs. Wilson VIII
receive the delegates.
The organizations officers are: Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett of Alexandria presi-
dent; Emma l.. Bowler. Port Huron.
Mich. vice president; Mrs. Flo Jamison
Miller. Wilmington, ILL.,, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. NJ Josie Nelson, Union
City, Ind, recording secretary; MRS.
Pauline Steinem, Toledo, Ohio. treasurer.
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FOR SALE: .snother two-fsmiiy Cat that Is
exceptionally well located. Faces on prom
iBent ave- We have sold loo houses In
this Immediate locality in the past year. show
ing wonderful demand Tor houses In this
section: Rent. So. Price. $3.50. First
trust, 81 500 at 6st. Nets about ice.
FOR SALE: A most desirable brick two
family Hat close To the Capitol and Library
of Congress. Only few minutes walk from
the Union station. Investments of this char
acter rarely offered the open market.
Decidedly the hest bnr of its kind in Wash
ington Rented at $3.50. Price. TO a quick
buyer, S3.975. Nets about 100. This is a
high-class property at an exceptionally low
price.
FOR SALE: splendid investment in prop
erty that is always rented. small brick
houses in good southeast section, renting for
$10S.50 per month All in good repair. Price
only $l2 600 Only $500 cash required.
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TRIAL MARRIAGES" LEGAL.
Rights Of Wives Under Eighteen De-
fined by New York Court.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Triai marriages
for young women under eighteen Years
OF age are legal in New York. according
TO . decision by Supreme Court Justice
Cohalan. II she marries with the consent
AZ her parents and leaves her husband
before she attains that age the present
law In effect permits her to come into
court and obfaine decree of annulment
a. a matter of course. he declared.
This Is TO all intents and purposes pro-
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CHURCH AS BENEFICIARY.
Farm of $40 Acres Bequeathed to
New Jerusa ,em Denomination.

IAPoRTE. Ind, April IA Eft of $40
acres of land in Illinois TO that states
section and the general conference Of
the New Jerusalem Church was made in
the will of Mrs. Camelia Case, fled in
the probate. court here. The land is val
ued at about $50 an acre.
A nephew. Sutton Van Pelt of Chicago,
inherited Chicago property valued at
$25O,0o0, and many others were remem-
bered In smaller amounts BY Mrs. Case.
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Eisenbrown in the central Police station
Whiteford. according to the charge. has
been walking the streets for weeks look
ing for crepe hanging on front doors. 1t
was alleged he entered the house Of
mourning. posed as newspaper reporter
and offered to print picture of the de-
ceased and a lengthy obituary for dol
lar. He was arrested by special police
man In his home. In trunk were "a
number of photographs.
Whiteford was held under $500 bail
pending further hearing
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Business Properties.

FOR SALE: Another fine 14th st. property.
Near Of the best corners and convenient
to downtown. Modern three-story brick build
ing. containing i've large store and two splen-
did apartments. Rents for about $1,000 year.
Price. S27 800.
4 PIECE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY that
will rapidly increase in value in the next
couple years. Near 9th and New York ave.
Lot 20x105 to paved alley. Pays only {; small
rental of $l.0S0 per year now. but present
tenants have only monthly rent agreements, and
small amount of money spent the prop
erty will double the present income. A good
buy for $4,000.
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4 Jackson pl, 15r.
Oh. open $500. 90
2O07 Mass Az, 11r.
I'D ............26 20. 90
1929 Columbia,
Dir, 2b. 100. 90
141O Mass av. lar,
b. .............16.00
3i16 18th, Or, b.. 100. 90
2116 18th, 13r. %. !. $50. 90
1914 10th, 1cr. b,
semi-detached .125. 90
l740 Euclid. Or. b. 1850
II Lenox pl, Chevy
Chase. Sr, b.. ..1o5. 90
3lj4 Highland az,
Cleveland Pk. .125 90
1917 21st. Tor. b. .l25. 90
1878 Belmont. Tor,
BIB ............ 125. 90
16 Kirk. Chevy
Chase ......... 125. 90
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Business Property.
306S Mt Pleasan

3o6s Mt Pleasant.
store AZ On
1871 1atb. store. .32.5o
'-, aEey I next ID door rory ':so.5a
SW cor 9th & p store
and cellar: KEY at
90. p 90. 90
25O5 n Can at. store:
key at grocery. 30. no
1916 10th. store. or.
h. fxtures. %. on
24I2 18th. large rm 27.80
25O3 n Can. store 1850
AS r. store l4x32.
6r. b, kew next
door .2T.A
f01 1ltb sc. store 2S .E0
627 RI. shop. .25.5O
6S3 Fla av ne. sto. o. so
126 Goth. history store.
IIx:ND .23.J0
sO62 Mt Pleasant
Store * 81,
2la9 g. sto. Ar. h. q. q,
6O1 w AZ SO. store.
ar f,rtures Ok NJ
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Display in Gymnastics.

More, than fifty boys and men will par
ticipate in a gymnastic display tonight
in the gymnasium of the colored Y. NJ c.
A.. at 8 o'clock. Special stunts in the
line Of fancy tactics. rhythmical and In
dian club drills and wrestling will be
presented. This Is ladies' night, and the
public 10 welcome
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one of the founders of st. Mary's College
and Academy here. died Thursday She
had been member of the Order of Holy
Cross since 1881. During the last fifty
years Sister Euphemia has conducted
schools in various parts OF the country.
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viding in such cases for trial marriages. .
he said, but II is condition the remedy
for which lies with the legislature and
not with the court
The decision was in the case of Mrs.
Iva Mondell Coster, who sued to annul
her marriage with Norman b. Coster.
The justice found that although Mrs.
Costers mother had consented to her
marriage as she was only seventeen
when she became Costers wife she was
entitled to maintain an action for an an
nulment
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Railway Rates to School Children

According to decision handed down
by the public utilities commission of
Maryland. the City and Suburban rail-
way. operating in Prince Georges coun-
ty. must issue tickets to school chill
dren using their lines at cost OF NOT
TO exceed pa cents for each zone. The
order takes effect May /.
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931 c. 4-story ware
house. mo. SEQ. 90
1905 q. building tgef
terms' ..........f.S00
1892 \ \ av. Sd door.
year ............@.tp
52 18th. store and
snOWrOoms .....Z.0oo
507 f nv. 4 stories.
I basement. year.2.W,O
SW cor 18th & +. 4th
q. per year. $50
1922 y Y av. 4th Il.
year $40
1922 n Y av. 9Th n.
year .......... 1.5OO
cd - ST. 5-Stofy
building 80
ia 18TH ST. entire
building ......... .215
9th e. G. upper hs. .210
1874 Conn av. bldg. $50
T25 eth. store and
large rm. 1?5
414 9th. I'd. I'd fs.. 1&
III 18th. store. lux
@ III
&16 Conn Az. main
door .t2
016 C st. ID 4 3d ~.
2ExfN It .Isr-e clev. rs
1532 14th Sc. store. Or.
b .125
1892 Columbia I'd. sto.
apis. no
a37 Pa av. ID floor. 100
ia 18th. basement
store -. 100
11oG r. rear, big ga
rage -. $3.50
.a26 18th. sto. Orb. no
iI65 r. list floor -. 90
i22a 9Th. xto. f,r.b. .t:5. 90
500 r.. I'd A. olxS5. Is. 90
610 y store 60. 90
10n0 n. store with
Nat 90. On
400 Adj. sto. CIR. b.60. on
ioIo ~. nj ware
house GO. o.,
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1928 3Jth. Or. b. -. so
$50 Sd ne, br. b. 10. so
84i Sd ne. LIST door.
4r. b ..........16.0
641 Sd ne. 5r. b.
% floor -...-...l6.0
0o5 9th Sc, 6r. b.
1et floor 80
9o5is 9th Sc. Or. b.
Cd floor ........1S.3
1890 14th. 4r, b. 1880
IA g ne. Or. b,
LIST door ........1S. 80
II6 q ne. Or, b,
Sd door ........1 IS. so
$50 1lth ne. Or, b.
I'd door 1850
SIS nth ne. 5r. b.
I'd floor ........1S.59
800 10th sw. 4r. b.
I'd floor ..,.....iS.50
642 Orleans ne. Or.
h. LIST floor. .....14.J0
1342H F. ne. 4r. b.
LIST dsror ........13.O
GA Morton. 4r. b. lat
Il. 4-20-13. -. .&12.m
19a9 = - a, = n 10
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Lanham. Md. Or. q.
acres ...,.oO 30, 30
Ivy. bet William and
John. Brentwood. Or.
Raston. Va. Or, good
water .......... il. so
Gregory Heights. Md,
Gr b. IL. 90
1915 Gault pl e.7r17.00
Clarion. Va. Ar. b.
bungalow ......,l6.sn
1918 Gault pl ne, 7ri5. no
Baston. Va. 5r. ". 1900
Sehiey av. Hyattsvilie.
4r. b. I'd 6.....12.00
/ Raston. Va. Ar. W. 10. 90
61st and Central av.
Or .-.............9.W
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Goes Into Bankruptcy,

r. r. Waddey, haberdasher at 1880 N
street northwest, today filed a petition
10 voluntary BANKRUPTCY. He lists his
debts at 80, j05.D and places his assets
at $1,02661.
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Suburban..

Cane Elizabeth, Me.
Or, b. season. $500
1884 Highland av.
Cleveland Park. .$125
Gray Gables. Catlett.
Va. Tor. b. GOA. 80. 90
2&51 Ordway. ar. b. 900
Wappocomo. W Va.
Or. b. 81. 90
1M5 @Ith. IOr. b. fur50. GO
1921 franklin ne, Or.
d 1870
1892 Franklin ne. Or.
b ..........,... IN. 90
3405 18th ne. 1r. b.
open ..2.G
9146 18th ne. 1r. b.
Brookland .2.G
Hyatfsyille. Wine av.
Sr. b............@ 90
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@11 10th. Or. b. 80. so
27-B-31-33-37 I ne.
1lr, b; key, 81. 80. 50
1924 Ingleside ter
race. Or. b. 80. 80
21l0 Sd ne, Tr. b:
open ..-...... 80. 90
$3.50 Q. 6r. b:cor. .29. so
$50 INLAND terrace.
Or. b ..........28. 50
1920 LIST ne, Or, b:
corner ..........2S. 80
is 9th ne. Sr. b
and stable. %. so
COS lamont. Or. b. %. 80
22f2 Flagler, Or. h. %. 30
34S7 Holmead. Or. b:
key at $3.50. %. SO
1443 W. Sr, b; key
next door %. so
432 Newton, 6r.b.27.50
$500 10th. 8r. b. .2I.50
ga Lamont. 6r, b. %. so
418 NJ. Tr. b......21.W
6A Kenyon, Or. b. 2.bO
1925 Kansas ave.
Or, bs.,.........21.bO
lob l4th De. Or.
D, porch ....-...2l.@
bl0 II. F. b.....N.@
1918 9th, Or, s...2l.@
1911 L, 7r, b.....27.0
sr.s W. : .G.so
16 \ sw, M.b ::1.0
1S5S-0-A Ingleside
ter, 9r. b.......zI.0
11XI 18th ne. or. b. .T.0o
lis G ne, Or. b:open:
garage extra. ..2. 80
1929 B ne. 6r. b. $3.50
2629 LIST, lr. b...:7,5O
Sl8 \ Z nv Sc,
Sr. b ...........ra.JO
$40 X ! nv. Or. b. ..2I;5O
30 Randolph. Or, q.
4-l5.l3 ........G.OO
1O15 9th ne. Or. b:
corner ..........@.bO
1915 Oak. Sr. b...26.O
106 Irving, Or. b;
key at corner. $3.50
S146 18th, Rrookland,
7r. b $3.50
401 g ne. 7r, h,
corner .......2.0
T40 Col I'd, Orb. 1880
$50 Irving. 6r. b. %. 90
GIL Kenyon. CRIB. $3.50
$40 10th sc. Or. b. .2. 30
1117 Harvard. Or. h:
detached .......3.j0
6l& Swami. Or. b. %. so
1000 9th ne, 6r, b.
porch ..........& rs. so
618 Odd. Tor, b; key
at store 49,. %. 20
921 22d, Sr. h. so
T30 Girard. 6r, b. rs. 90
! l02S ID ne, Or. b. %. so
$40 9Th, Ir. b. rs. 90
762 Harvard, 8r, b. %. SO
531 Sd ne, Or. b.:
ccrner ..........23.J0
1871 Harvard,
Or. b ,..........22.J0
62I Kenyon, CRIB. 20. 80
7T2 Col I'd. CRIB, 90. so
T46-4S Col I'd, Or,
h: new ........2 %. 80
222 18th sw. Or. b:
large yard. %. 80
722 Harv'd. Or. .22.5O
I 124.4A& IrV1n0 HI. n III MI
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GRAFT FROM MoURNERS.
This Unusual Charge Preferred
Against Philadelphia Man.

PHILADELPHIA. April "a rcmarka-
BILE method Of obtaining money was
charged the other day against William
Whiteford OF this city before Magistrate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-05

Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Best, seventy
seven years old. widow of William II.
Best. died Wednesday at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Daniel 7. OVdeman. 1t
Frederick, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-05

The estate comprised Chicago, Laporte
and South Bend property and the Iili-
nois farm lands which totaled about half
a million dollars
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corbin A. Grafton and T. Buriine have
purchased the farm of the late Corbin
Grafton, containing a26 acres, near Hick-
DRY. Hartford county. Nd. for e16.o00.
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Looking for and leave
your pocket horoughlyand while
speeIans you Know what tho
scope
IN and for bath.
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Flats.

1103 Park rd.Ir. bs35. 80
1895 9th. Or. b. I'd $50. 90
1850 Irving, 5r. b: list
Aeor; 3-1-13.....35.50
1915 Irving, 5r, b, LIST
floor ........ -. q so
2515 18th. Or. b. I'd
hcor: offer. ..26lJ0I
1888 18th. 5r. b. ID
floor .25.J0|
1871 Kalora ma I'd.
apt l. 5r. b. .3. so
1923 14th, Or, b. ID. so
2325 18th. 5r, b. I'd
floor ,..........@ .50I
515 18th. 5r. b. sd
floor; key. I'd. .25.Jnl
1114 It'll. Sr. b :open. :5. 0ol
1900 n. 6r, b. .25. sol
1925 18th. first bcOr,
2217 n. ID f.6r.b. Is sol
2219 n, Or. b, I'd fl. .24.@I
303S o. Or. I'd a. .23. sol
4024 Ga Nv. 5r.b. sol
21O1 Sd ne. 5r. b.
I'd door ........ 70. Sol
1913 r ne, Or. b. i
I'd door ........ a. sol
IN r, Sr.b.1st a. 20. sol
1871 R, 5r, b, list a. 20. sol
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Sister Euphemia. Educator. Dies.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, April 5-Sister
Euphemia, seventy seven years old, and
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If YOU Want to
Buy at q
Bargain Price

You will find listed with us un-
usual opportunities in homes that
you may desire to live in, to rent
or to purchase on purely specu-
lative basis,
Washington real estate affords
untold investment opportunities,
and this holds true with regard to
business property as we'll as resi-
licences.
Look over this partial list. 1t
will give you some idea as to the
scope Of this department of our
business.
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UNFINISHED Houses.

1921 r I av,1lr.b. $3.50
1888 10Th. 11r, 2b. sta 100
1896 Euclid, Tor. %. 1OG
1741 @. Tor. %. rs. 90
1859 p, lar. 2b. 10. O0
1913 Doth, 12r. 2b. rs. 90
1887 10th, 3 4r aud b
apis: key. 1852. rs. 90
2621 0rdway, Or, 1900
1884 Col I'd, Ter. b. rs. %
1875 Irving. 12r. 2b. 80. 90
1901 10th. Or, 3b. 30. 90
1746 p. 11r, 2b. go. 00
1915 Calvert, 13r, 2b,
open .......... 80. 90
62l 7th. 11r. b; key
in store ....... 80. 90
1T48 Col I'd, 10r. 2b. 55. On
3327 Goth, Or, 3b. .1. 90
1927 Park I'd. 1Or, 2b55. i,D
1917 21st. Or, b. .52.50
413 ID, 11r, b. so. "a
1912 9th, Or. b.
422-13 ........ 30. SO
BAIT 14th. Tor. b. so. so
10<S Park I'd, Tor. b. so. SO
2S0e 9th, Or. b,
4-1-1S .......... 30 30
1890 Gard'd, Tor. %. 30. %
asia 9th, Or, bs. 5000
1855 Lamont NV,
assaa eth. Or. b. SOB. 80. 30
1854 Col I'd. Or. %:
open aft 5 pm. so. so
1870 Kilbourne. Sr. b50. 90
1902 Ore ay,11r.b b. 80. 90
25l7 14th. Tor, b. so. 90
25I6 18th. Tor. b. 80. 90
$3.50 18th, Tor, b. so. 90
94I s, Tor, b; gar
1891 Colorado ave.
7r. b. dets. .....45.5 SO
$50 s. Tor. b. as. 30
1928 \, Or, b..-45.5O
1441 Girard. Tor, bis. SO
1908 18th, Tor, b. .45.J0
1905 University, 11r.
2b .....,.......45.50
1904 Ga av. Or. b. As. 30
1873 Clifton, Tor, b. 42. 80
3164 18th, Tor. b. ALSO
1925 Clifton. Tor, b. ~. so
1903 Park I'd. 6r. b:
/ 3-1-13 1880
ss1 NJ. Or. b.
1912 Irving, Or. b:
open ...........4 AZ. 80
2l0S-10 18th, Or, b. 400
121 4th ne. Sr, b;
open ...........] "a. 30
% s. Or, b: open -. 50
I4l5 Newton. 8r.b.4O.m
2421 18th. l0r.b, .4D.Il
1893 14th. 8r. b. opeu4O.Ml
35fS 10th, 11r. b.. 40. III
32i0 1ith, Or. b, open4N. 81
1I19 willard. ] q. b. IS. On
13Ai P0rkwood, Or.
b ...............3I.6
.1017 Lamont. CRIB. 81. 80
1888 lst. Sr. b. 81 30
1884 Westminster.
Sr. b; open. 30
los 9th. Or. b.open.3I. 80
1928 LIST. Or. b. so
3552 10th. Sr. b. $3.50
2220 1st. Or. b. 81. &c
1922 n II av. Oh. 81 .OG
3 4th Sc. sr. b.open. IS. 80
3517 10th, &r, b. .35. %
800 \. 11r. b. 80. &c
100 Mass ay ne.
11r. b .,35. SO
3e49 18th. 7r. b: cor
ner as. &c
l443 Monroe, 6r. b. 50. SO
1912 lngleside terrace.
14r. b IS. &c
1894 9th. a. b. "a. Sd
1916 IngIeside terrace.
AR. b..... .35. 50
1927 \ II av. 6r.b:
kew at 36o5. 1856
1863 Nerid'n. Or. b. RI. 81
o004 list. Sr. b.35. IN
1875 o. 1r. b.aa. OC
4f2 o. 1fr. h. 50
1902 Perry. Or. h
(side light. IA. o0
1851 HolMead. Or. h:
corner .35. o0
3S3I 18th. t;r h. a. On
GA 4 me-. Or. h:
open RI. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-05

nd hand husbrc
tobuyoe thh l to and those
aradykn all
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Residences.

FOR SALE: A splendid, little home on North
Capitol street at a reduction of $500 below
what the owner paid for 1t years ago. Con
tatns bright rooms and tiled hath: large,
light cellar under entire house. Present own
ef being forced to leave city In a hurry has
cut price to $500. We don't believe this
proposition can be beaten any place In Wash
iBgton for the money.
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Home Hunting
Made Easy for Those
Who Would Rent

n ONE hunting used to be tiresome unsatis-
I'LL factory necessity. But SHANNON LIjCHS
tsr. revolutionised all that Instead of
trapsng all over town. only to find the
doors Of vacant houses locked and no indication as
TO how much rent you will have to nav until YOU
have hunted the owner or his agent you come
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FOR SALE: On 14th st. near corner of T.
Size, 4oxl40 10 alley. Substantial building
under lease for $500 per year. A snap for
$21 900. See this today.
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TTIRNITrRE OF Ali. KINDS WANTED
WIN pay you frsI-class prices. f1sher
&. Robbins Co., GO w. md South Wa
satch bi7l Goo
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BOARD AND ROOM

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board: modern. 242 b.
So. Temple. Wasatch 1851. n2lB1
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

| FIVE ROOMS, COMPLETE FOR
housekeeping S25 per month 40 Ala
media $500
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2. OR PARTLY FURNISHED OR
unfurnished rooms. 90 N, First West.
lE1016
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MATTRESSES and FEATHERS

MATTRESSES MADE OVER THE NEW
way. EaVe a new section mattress
made from your feather bed. Feather
cleaning speciality. Phone Nv 2043
Muntey Section Mattress Co. Az %. 2nJ
South " i>' 5oI. Sy-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06

EGGS FOR HATcH1Nc Vno
,,y}li. 1us hpred s. G. Rhode ysIansuM 4
w nl,c Orpingtons, 81 "a d'and III
t9Il il5 3rd ave per
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
Grain; Poultry SuppJiss
For Sale-Horses and VehId

WE HAVE THREE CARLOAD3'
horses Just arrived; some oxra
big ones; parties anxious 10 sell 3
can give extra good bargains nov.
Lake Horse & Mule Market. 3st IN.
So, Wasatch 4l67.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
FOR SALE
POULTRY and Pet Sto,,,

WHITE PLY. ROCKS tc,,,,,.,,-,r>.
., tSn. 9" K. j. sandy. Hall ,S,njnh
Oh '9ociai Hall road; Sapdu 'e c esst 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
PRINTING
PENMANSHP

- ,, TEA CHr"|
PROF. PRATT, EXFEkl -aasolutlo5S
pcnmanship; engrosseIy, Uoopsf r.
plOmaS. etc. Was. 2'-i-"'
East Igt south,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
Bedbugs EXterninated

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CLEAN WORK GUARANTEED. CALL,
Rice, 12T T. 1st So. ST. Wasatch 2I00
ng3S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
For Sale-Motorcycles

MOTORCYCLE, TWIN CfIi,sbarr barr
model; good condition.
Phone Uyland CALM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
FOR RENT
Apartments Furnished

KEITH APTS.
High class and elegantly furnished
suites and single rooms; finest location
IN city, opposite Eagle Gate, within one
block of the business and shopping DIS
Lict. 1T reasonable rates. 122 u. SoI1n
Temple ST b23O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
FOR RENT
Stores and Offices

FOR RENT SMALL STORE WITH UP.
stairs saIesroom and work shop: nnc8t
front and best location In city: specially
adapted to millinery. suits and cloaKs
ladies' tailoring. etc, Mehesy Thealer
building s-o3o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06

WaiTE 81 ~ LEGHoRN BA8y -
500 per 100. 1853 10Th r., cHJ|
hatchery. ''' agent. pi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
yVanted-RoOms and Board

v-ANTED ~ C4THOIfC GETT1,E-
men In Catholic family. board and
room at reasonable rates. Address We.
Tribune. bSfJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06

ca 9 best strains or " npN AZ
rocks. w. Wyandottes ana i'esaslI
EedS. 81 $3.50 and 81 ner Gu y. G.
Ico; Coulam. 11i5 Laird ssy.uns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-06
Autos for Hire
Autos--Stored and kepanos'

TTF; PosToTFICE GAKAunsa GAR Asuna d
been opened by j. 2. FIee1sd sdil b
Ballard, and in the future shoo.
Quoted as first-class au,o in ar
have only sldllful mcchanlces, in in n='
ploy. Autos stored ana kepr niace
condition, 69-13 Fostofllcc w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-06
HIT FOREMAN IN
HEAD WITH Shovel,
Greek Makes Assault from BEHIND
This AfternoonHorse Case
is Settled.

This Afternoon about 1880 Spires
Denazios assaulted VIM. vanu, foreman
of the c., B. C @, near the bridge,
according to Vanu and Denazios was
arrested and brought to the police
station. 1t is claimed that vanu had
an argument with the interpreter and
Denazios seized the opportunity to
slip up behind him and hit him in
the head with a shovel. Several
stitches were necessary in dressing
the wound. Denazios was arraigned
in Justice Burrows court and pleaded
not guilty. He was released ON bond.
An information against VIM. Spur,
geon for selling mortgaged property
was dismissed today Spurgeon sold
a team of horses to the Hulls, buyers
here, for $3.50 which were mortgaged
and the mortgage claimed the prop.
erty. The police traced him to a boat
which he took for ST. Louis and e.
A. Hull started after him. After fol-
lowing him through several Missouri
towns he caught him at Poplar
Bluffs near the Arkansas line. Spur.
geon came back and settled the mat.
ter