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The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04
Albany. N. Y.-Lieutenant Governor

Albany. N. Y.-Lieutenant Governor
Martin II. Glynn has been formally
recognized as acting governor by the
assembly, after a long and bitter de
bate. The vote In favor OF such rec
ognition stood forty-eight to twenty
eight against. This recognition came
IN the form OF the Official acceptance
OF messages sent by Mr.. Glynn as act
ing governor to the legislature. The
messages also were received by the
senate. bat with the express under
standing thSt objection could be mad,
later to their Official reception. as the.
had not been read.
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Monday.

The Senate--Consideration OF tarif
bill resumed. Free list agreed to with
out roll call.
Considered nominations in executive
session.
Adjourned at 6:2l D. m, to noon TO,
morrow.
The House-Not In session: meets
on Tuesday.
Democrats continued caucus ON ad.
ministration currency bill.
Martin Mulhall cross.examined BY
lobby investigating committee.
Judiciary committee considered the
charges against Federal Judge Emory
speer OF Georgia, and Senator Clay.
ton was directed to secure formal AL.
thority from the house before proceed.
ing.
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Tuesday.

The Senate.-Tariff bill consiuera.
tion resumed. Senator Bradley leading
the attack.
Lobby investigating committee re-
sumed testimony Of James Emery.
Considered nominations in executive
session.
Adjourned at $50 p. m. to II q. m.
Wednesday.
The House.--Chairman Clayton OF
judiciary committee introduced reso.
luton asking for immediate investi.
cation Of charges against Federal
Judge Speer OF Georgia and considera.
tion Of resolution was begun.
Representative Thompson (Ill.) in.
troduced bill to prevent long summer
sessions Of congress.
Examination Of NJ. NJ. Mulhall was
continued before lobby investig eating
committee.
Representative Barclay introduced
Dill proposing more severe penalties
for Offenders against Sherman anti.
trust law.
William J. Mcdonald. progressive.
was seated as representative from
Twelfth Michigan district as a result
OF his contest against II. Olin Young,
republican. resigned.
An objection resolution for investi
cation OF charges against Federal
Judge Speer went over.
Passed Joint resolution to hold Joint
assembly with senate Wednesday at
12:45 p. m, to receive q communica.
ton from the president.
Adjourned at AIS p. m, until noon
Wednesday.
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No Comment from Mexico.

Mexico City.-The Mexican govern
ment Is very silent about the message
which the president of the United
States read before congress outlining
the situation IN the republic and the
attitude Of the United States govern.
ment. The minister OF foreign affairs
FREDERICK Gamboa, was advised By pri
vate messages Of the delivery and the
contents Of the message. He said that
the officials OF the Mexican govern.
ment had no comment to make.
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MAY MAKE PRIVATE EXHIBIT
PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES POLICY
REGARDING MEXICO.
Germany Nay Vet es Represented at
Exposition-No Comment from
Mexico on Presidsnt's
Message.

Washington. on.--President Wilson In
lerson addressed congress Wednesday
on the Mexican situation and an.
nounced the position taken by the
United States to be as follows.
mo armed Intervention"
"Strict neutrality. forbidding the ex.
portation OF arms or munitions Of war
Of any kind from the United States
to any part Of the republic Of Mex.
ico.'"
Under no circumstances to "be the
partisans OF either party to the con.
test that now distracts Mexico. or con.
stitute themselves the virtual umpire
between them"
To urge all Americans to leave Mex.
leo at once and to assist them to get
away In every way possible.
To let every one In Mexico who as
sumes to exercise authority know that
this government shall vigilantly
watch the forunes Of those Americans
who cannot get away and shall hold
those responsible for their sufferings
and losses to definite reckoning"
THAT can an0 will be made plain
beyond the possibility Of a misunder.
standing" declared the president.
Those who discussed the message
agreed In the general belief that 1t
presented a frank and full statement
as to the recent negotiations with the
Huerta government and at the same
time definitely outlined the United
States policy for the future. Repub-
licans Joined with the democrats in
the endorsement: Of the presidents ut
terances.
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Break In suixer Ranks.

Albany, N. "a possible breach In
the ranks OF Governor Suffers sup
porters is indicated by the statement
of Former Judge d. Cady Herrick. who
leads the governors legal forces In
the impeachment matter, that "coun'
sci for Governor Sulzer have nothing
to do with any alleged criminal pro-
ceedings against Charles F. Murphy
Senator Frawley or Assemblyman
Levy, and are not pursuing any In
vestigation OF q criminal character
against anyone
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A Set Back for Woman sut,r,o..

Trenton. N. J.-Woman suffrage In
New Jersey received set back OF at
least one yelr through an opinion by
Assistant Attorney General Gaskill
that the failure properly to advertise
the proposed change In the states con.
stitution renders impossible the ratifi.
cation of suffrage by this winters leg.
islature. The constitution requires
that an amendment be adopted by two
successive legislatures before being
voted on by the people.
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Lincoln. Neb.--Because her father
and brother were miners and because
she believes that Nebraska Is a pro-
ductive mining state. Ellzarbeth
Noone OF Collingaale. Pa. has written
to Governor Morehead to find out II
they are anywhere within the borders
OF the state. She says that both left
Pennsylvania twenty.three years ago
and that she has not seen or heard Of
them since that time.
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Would Sweep huerta from Power.

Houston, Tex.-Given unrestricted
opportunities to buy munitions Of war
in the United States. the constitu-
tionalists will sweep Provisional Pres
ident Huerta from power, assume the
responsibility for injury done foreign
ers, hold a free and fair election and
Mexico firm on cordial re-
lations with the United States. accord.
ing to statement from General Jesus
Carranza, which DR.. Henry Allen Tup.
per and Captain J. T. Armstrong, of
the international peace forum. are
carrying to President Wilson.
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FOR MUNICIPAL CAR LINES.
San Francisco to Vote on . Proposed
Bond Issue.

San Francisco to Vote on . Proposed
Bond Issue.
San Francisco. Cal-San Francisco
will vote on proposed $4,000. 900
bond issue for the building Of munici.
pal street car lines. The city now
owns and operates one road-the
Geary street car line from Ocean to
Ferries--and the project Of building
q system Of railways developed when
engineers reported transportation ia.
cilities inadequate to handle the
Panama-Pacific crowd in 1915. The
proposed system will compete with
the lines OF the United Railways Of
San Francisco, company subsidiary
to the United Railways Investment
Company OF New Jersey. Since It's
opening the Geary street road has paid
q handsome profit.
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Farm Homes TO Be Drawn for.

Washington.--Near nine thous
and 160.acre farm homes will be
drawn by the lucky ones" as the re-
suit Of the throwing open Of 1,345,00o
acres Of land upon the Fort Peck In.
dian reservation in northeastern Mon
tana next month. This Ia the last
great land drawing Uncle Sam has to
offer his people and one Of the great
est In the history Of the government
land openings in point Of fertility.
Government agricultural experts esti.
mate that when this vast stretch OF
soil 10 titled It will add about 25.0oo.-
900 bushels Of grain annually to the
production Of the United States
enough to feed an entire nation.
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Hot Weather al Fairburv.

Fairbury, This city has been the
most persistent performer In the hot
weather bunch this summer, Since
July I, Fairbury has registered 100 or
above on thirty'one days, and has gone
as high as III. Omaha has had fifteen
days with 100 or above. and reached
LOS as high mark.
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Wednesday,.


Tho Senate Resumed debate on
tariff bill. income tax section beins
taken up.
Foreign relations committee con.
sidered nomination Of Preston Nc.
Goodwin as minister to Venezuela.
Lobby investigating committee con
tinued It's hearing.
Senate recessed for Joint session.
The House-Passed resolution au
tEorixing judiciary committee to in
vestigate charges against United
States Judge Emery Speer Of Georgia
Convened In joint session with sen.
ate at l p. m. and listened to Presi
dent Wilson deliver in person message
Oh Mexican affairs. which was con.
cluded at 1921 y. m.
Lobby investigating committee con.
tinued with I. II. McMichael testify
ing.
Adjourned at 1928 p. NJ. until moor
Friday.
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Shipment Of Ammunition Held uo.

FL Paso. Tex. - Fifty thousand
rounds OF rife cartridges. consigned
TO Mexican federals In Juarez. were
held up by government officials here.
The shipment arrived several days ago.
but the Mexicans delayed the exporta.
tion and were confronted with the an.
nulment OF the permit.
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Frost In Nebraska.

West Point. Neb.--lndications Of Q
very light frost are reported from low
Lying districts In this county as hav.
ling been discovered very early Wed
lnesday morning. Nights are cold. in
marked contrast to the intense heat
OF the day time.
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VIII Have MunIeipa, Street Railway

VIII Have Municipal Street Railway.
San Francisco.-By approximately
8 to ! on the face OF returns San Fran.
cisco has voted bonds In the sum of
&3,500.000 tor the extension Of the
municipal street railway system in
competition with the privately owned
United Railroads of San Francisco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04

st. Joseph. Mo.--Charles A. Pfeifer,
was retained as mayor by the voters
Of this city as the result Of recall
election held here Tuesday. The Of
fetal count showed that he defeated
his opponent. Councilman John Bren'
dell. by a majority OF 65S.
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Rebels Lose STRONGHOLD,

London.--An Exchange Telegraph
company dispatch from Shanghai an.
nounces that Ranking has fallen. de.
priving the rebels of their last strong.
hold.
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Ten Men Have Close Call.

Keokuk, Ia.--Ten government EN-.
ployes escaped death or serious injury
In freak accident on the Mississippi.
Government drill boat No. lo3 had
placed sixteen charges OF dynamite
ready to blast In the new channel of
the river. and Just as the drill boat
was moving away lightning caused
the explosion Of the dynamite.
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Costly Exhibit ot Rar. co,n.

Detroit, Mich.-With an estimated
100000 worth Of rare and costly
coins on exhibition. the twelfth annual
convention Of the American numis-
matte association was formally opened
here Monday. Coins from practically
every country In the world are to be
seen
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Lono "Hlks" by Boy Scouts.

Sheridan. Wyo.--Troop two OF the
local company Of Boy Scouts has just
completed a 300-mile hike" across
the Big Horn range Of mountains, and
return-an overland hike" said to
have been the longest ever accom-.
plished by the organization in this
country.
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Rebels Abandon CITY.

Hankow, China.-The rebels have
abandoned Nan.Chang, capital OF the
province Of Kiang-Si, and arrange
ments are now under way for the
entry OF the southern forces. After a
feeble fight the rebels evacuated
Wand-Chia-Tu In boats. In their haste
10 escape from the city large mum.
ser OF them were drowned.
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MAY MAKE PRIVATE EXHIBIT.
Germany Likely to Be Represented At
Exposition.

San Francisco.--In order that Ger.
many may be adequately represented
at the Panama.Paciic exposition in
1915. in spite of the refusal Of the i'm.
perial government to appropriate
money for an exhibit, Herr Ballin. di.
,rectorgenerai Of the Hamburg. .Ameri.
can line. says his company 10 prepared
to head a subscription fund with $780,.
900 and will make important reduc.
tions In freight rates on goods sent to
San Francisco for exposition purposes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04

The FIRST International congress OF
the deaf and dumb was opened at
Client on Tuesday, Proceedings were
conducted In the sign language.
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co,dest pay Of the Summer.

Cleveland. O.-Tuesday was the
coolest day in this city Of the present
summer. The lowest temperature was
SO. There were light frosts In the
morning in the valleys about Cleve.
land.
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VIII Coin up Gold Reserve

Paris'--The Bank of France has de.
cided to strike into coin the whole OF
its gold metal reserve, amounting to
$500, coo 900.
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OO|NCS IN CONGRESS
WHAT LAWMAKERS AT WASHING.
TON ARE DOING.
Result OF Deliberations on More I'm
portant Measures Given in
Condensed Form.
Thursday.

Thursday.
The Senate--Resumed cons sidera ion
OF tarin bill
Labor investigating committee con.
tinued It's hearing.
Adjourned at $40 p. m. to IL q. n.
Friday.
The House--not In session: meets
Friday.
Lobby committee heard witnesses
called by Representative McDermott
TO refute testimony giv0n by ]. H.
McMichael.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04

Omaha Negro Gets Foreign clerkshIp.
Washington. p. Robbins. col.
ored. of Omaha. has been appointed
BY Secretary Of State Bryan as clerk
% the legation At Monrovis, Liberia.
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Cole vounasr Joins Church.

Lees Summit. Mo.-Cole Younger,
once a member Of the Jesse James
gang. became a member Of the Chris
tian church at q revival meeting here
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04

Bookkeeper w. M. Wilson Of tho
state penitentiary has handed in his
resignation to Warden Fenton to take
effect the early part OF September.
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. rooms, notified brick bungalow, located
close to 9Th East street: full &C.
lnent basement and cement walks.
large front porch and screened-in
back porch. mahtel and book cases,
china cabinet In dining room. buf-
fet kitchen, strictly modern except
furnace. This is one of the finest
homes southeast and at n bargain
price. $500 cash $50 per month;
price s35O0.
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6-room, notified brick bungalow. and
one OF the best-built and most
beautiful bungalows IN the city.
with a lot 50X2l2 feet to a 20-foot
alley and south front, close to The
paved street. southeast of Liberty
park, full cement basement and
walks, buffet kitchen, plate rail In
dining room. tiled bath. sleeping
porch ali screened in. electric fix
lures: $500 cash; s36 per month; {;
price s3S00.
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6 room, modern bungalow located south
east, with lot 5oxl57 TO a 16-foot
alley: beautiful front porch, cement
walks. furnace. tiled kitchen and
bath. buffet in kitchen. wainscoted
dining room. selected hr finish,
hardwood floors. beautiful electric
fixtures, stairway In and room for
three rooms upstairs. with full
ceilings: $1,000 cash, $50 per month;
price $4,000.
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rooms. modern bungalow, located on
9Th East street; east front. fun ce-
ment basement, cement walks,
large front and rear porches, sleep
Ing porch. buffet kitchen. built-in
mantel and book cases. window
seat, hardwood floors; $500 cash;
$35 per month; price $1,000
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERN COTTAGES.
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS

4 rooms bun brick cottages, close TO 9th
East and 9th South street. and good
south front, large lot, cement walks
and basement. buffet Kitchen, cleo
trIc fixtures; 5000 cash; $40 per
month; price $500.
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OPPORTUNITIES
:. ond R.ooming Houses

HuFSS ~~~~~~~~~~
>SDEcIAI, BARGAINS.
I 81 s,hn best bargain In tho room
y buys nomsa .my line city; Al rooms; fur
Ing ny rent Sl75; a fine transient
nlsa,jcn: il you want something
sS investigate this, It's genuine
:nay g noom European hotel. elegantly
1i-r,shed and fully equipped
iur"h ,he maintenance Of a first
70, l,s 't hotel, private and public
elshs e.tsh and shower baths; located
oa"TI In st: all depot cars stop
On ,,nnt: caters 10 high class per-
N lnnsnt and transient guests only:
na",no ls, month the owner cleared $500
las. n YOU desire something good,
nes' .un and moral in the hotel line.
ees thjs: continued III health OF
puy sr compelis him to sell; reason
oSa't oS,s terms to the right party;
o,sss aOv Investigation Invited; exclu-
.iSeiy With us;
"N'' a. RICHTER,
r.,.te Established % Years
t1tsrs t%s for Business Opportunities.
sqoIn, In,IpATTAIN, Mgr. r. O. Dept,
T. 9, Phone Wasatch 611.
LSin o. 1854
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50x1e0. on Douglas ave. near End So,
c2nnn
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NEW BUNGALOW,

NE" BUNNIALoN,
loth East near 10th South, n beauty, 4
large airy rooms. large front porch
screened hack porch. buffet kitchen. fine
coops. Easy terms, VIII take lot as
nrSt payment
TRADE FOR A PAIR OF LOTS
AS first payment. a new 4-room mottled
brick bungalow. has fireplace, cement
basement. maple floors. sleeping porch,
huilt-in buffet $4,000. Easy terms.
a BUNCH OF SNAPS.
Broom frame, lot 5oxl65, $500.
groom frame on Washington ST. $3.50.
New 4-room brick bungalow. lot 50xl90.
on State st. s2lO0. ANY terms
broom brick on 11th South. $3.50. Any
terms.
5-room modern brick. 4th East and 9th
A Groom house, lot 5ox15o. on 18th
Groom. 2-story. modern frame on
A 6-room modern brick on End ave. for
$4,000. Terms. or will take lot as first
payment.
5000 WILL BUY
A d-room frame cottage on Kimbail ave.
Balance $500 per month Price $1,000.
See IL
DO YOU
Own a lot? Let us build YOU a pretty
bungalow. No cash required Easy
monthly payments Investigate We have
hundreds Of beautiful plans to show you
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
HOME BUILDERS COM
PANY,
323 SOUTH MAIN STREET
WAS. 2OSO. WAS. POSI-.
s75s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
cRoMAR. 211 ATLAS BLOCK.

Now for that new home,
The question Of greatest Importance Is:
Where shall 1t beo or course, you want
the very best that money will buy. at n
price you can afford. with all convent
enceS availn ole. Here are a few. all
that can be desired.
Two lots. each 50x1j0 feet, with alley
DOUGLASS AVENUE. bet. 3rd and 4th
So. Grand view OF city. valley and lake /;
sewer. sidewalk light and gas. cars; ;
everything desirable.
One lot. 40x140 IT., same locality.
One lot. 50xi4O X, block west Of
Lot 49xl65 IT,. 10th East. near End SO
Lot 5ox135 IT., 10th East, near LIST and
End South
Lot s25Y12aI corner 3rd ave and c. st
Lot S23xl65, 5th East. near Park;
paved
3 lots. each sOxs2g, X near 4th ave.
All these are frst-class and cheap
Fine warehouse site, End So, close In;
4lXl65 IT,, trac6age In rear: best Of
fered.
First class trackage on all roads
See CRoMAR. 2I1 Atlas Block,
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PROPOSITIONS.
l.nms nicely furnished, housekeep-
y Nb Nps,bs. income Sll0. Only $325.
: .onns swell location. fine entrance.
~ steam heat free. doing capacity
.w' prIce $1,000: good terms.
i 's,oms nicely furnished. on Depot
~ genuine snap at $3.50; s400 cash.
=" RESTAURANT
-,.ndId location, fully equipped. re-
!, RS per day. seats 21, rent $40.
= gE-fT1YoN sTT11,YoN HOME BUILDERS co
500 South Main ST. Was.
203l
s25l
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WALTER ROMNEY.
SO South Main,
Phone Was, 1890.

|
Very 1ne building lots south
east, between two cor lines
and only one short block from
paved street,
ioI163 feet.
Sidewalks and city water In
cluded In price
s525:
$50 cash. so per month, Z per
cent interest.
An up-to date five-room
modern brick house.
Located OH 5th South and
9th East.
Lot 41ix13o feet.
A very good buy at $4,000
Easy terms.
II you own lot and
haven't money TO build your
house. call and talk the nat-
ter over with me. ] will fur
nlsh the money, on very rea-
sonoble terms.
WALTER ROMNEY.
30 South Main.
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First-class trackage on all roads.
See CRoMAR. 2I1 Atlas Block,
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sPECIALI SPECIAL.
N susu place at n big sacrifice; II
Il strictly mod, beautiful lawn and
"a. ;; good hens: the rooms are elab-
cIr furnished, furn. cost $1,000, all
4. for 5000: $500 cash: rent S65: pres
4 srome S62. Must be sold this
n Ross C. Davis. 1I3 5. Main. sll4O
,ooNs. FURNISHED. A BARGAIN
II tsken at once. 341 State, Was.
EE r2S23
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REAL ESTATE & IN
NESTMENT CO,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
MUST BE SOLD
A REAL BARGAIN,

Make us a small down payment, bal
ance monthly like rent. and move your
family into that beautiful 5room brick
cottage No. 822 9th ave Go and look
at It; examine II thoroughly, then com
pare II with the other cottages here ad-
vertised.
THIS COTTAGE
has five extra large rooms. woodwork Is
atural finish, handsome mantel In par
lor reception hail. large clothes closets.
electric fixtures. full cemented basement.
house Is connected with city sewer A
bargain for some one.
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CATTLE RANCH.
w. II. CROMER.

1O3 East Zno South 81
A nice lot. with small shanty. stable,
city water. cement sidewalk; block from
school. car line and store; all for $500.
1 2-3 acres OF good land. with brick house.
hen house. artesIan well. nice trees and
small fruit; blocks from Murray car
inc. $500. 10 acres highly improved
in Montana, for something here II
acres. with Broom brick house, large
harm, artesian well. nearly acres In
8-year-old apple trees. balance in lucern
and Garden, $4,000. 6Gxl65 fcct, with
room modern house on 4th East near
md South. s5250. 4oxI40 feet, with a
groom modern house Atm South near 9TH
East to trade for acreage. III you have
nroperty To trndo anywhere. come In or
phone Wasatch 42O.
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s9aoo-o- ROOM MODERN BRICK; EASY
siib0ls-acre. brick house. Holiday car.
$60oo-62 acres. brick mousse 90 shaFes
win exchange any old thing:
Two 4-room modern bricks. $220o eAch
for farm.
ints on easy terms: southeast r0zl
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rooms, located on First avenue; the
choicest location In the city and
the biggest bargain. it's beautiful,
modern bungalow in every respect.
with a good lot. full cement base
ment all lathed and plastered par
titions. hot water heat: beautiful
rooms. and finished in the finest
shape; buffet kitchen. beautiful
built-ln mantel and book cases.
hardwood floors, laundry, set tubs.
in fact. every convenience known
10 a modern home Let us show
Il 10 you. IL Is a beauty. Price
$1,000, Terms arranged,
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MONEY TO LOAN

COULD WE MAKE MORE LOANS
upon real estate than any five com
right?
Nineteen years experience with only
one foreclosure.
TRACY LOAN & TRUST CO..
IL e. 1st South m26el
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
BETTILYON
COMPANY,
SPECIAL SNAP
323 MAIN STREET

bth ave, Groom brick, modern. sleep
Ing porch, cement basement. lawn, hedge,
shhde: sewer. walks. $500 cash. $50. 90
per month
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Id acres fine location. convenient TO
car; can be handled for $500 cash and
$1,000 per month Price $3.50.
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HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
- East First South. wasatch 244.
$3.50