davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Danny Murphy well.

. Danny Murphy. who was slated 70
lead the Athletics last season. but who
srstained an injury to his knee which
kept him out of the game for the sea-
son. reports Connie Mack. Murphy
says his knee 10 entirely recovered and
that he win be able to regain his place
on the team.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

Si)CTHERN PINES. n. c. March
@-s- hard day will be put In by the
EbHiies today after yesterdays layofr.
y players were given a day Of rest
DVi spent much of the time pIs wing.
son. .
Manager Doom, newspaper men and
players were the guests of Tom" Kelly
one OF the directors of the club vester-
day afternoon.
MARLIN. Tex. March Am of the
Giants. new and old, were back on rbe
Job here today. and McGraw had the
biggest bunch of the year out at the
park for general work.
Although the Cub team won bo,b ~
its games on the outing. McGraw was
py no means too well pleased with the
showing made and realizes that his
payers are all weak at the bat when
me real thing is being served up.
He ls enthusiastic over the sbowipo.
OF young Cooper. the Texan outfjeIder
aho OF Al Demaree, and both of the
youths are now regarded as certain 10
ne Kept all through the season.
GoLFPoRT. Miss. March 3.-Hughio
Jennings is not perturbed abour Ty
Conb. Sam Crawford, and Jean Dubrc
railing to sign. Hughie SAYS tina. Ty
VIII report a bit later in the season
out falls TO note whether the star ont
neider will sign. Crawford is In Neu.
orleans and is expected to be on hand
In the near future
Jennings is placing his confidence /,
nus young pitchers, while from the on.
neiders the Tiger chief will select ono
OF two. from Feach. ShalIer, High
Powell. and Frierson. Ralph WarEs =
now with the Cincinnati Reds. is nick c !
70 work against the Detroit team in the
game.
HST SPRINGS. Ark. March Ma.
oeeac Park was in fine shape when the
Red Sox battery men tried out for theI.
first li'nbcrfng up today Manager Siahl
hopes to have line Oh his new ma
terial by the end Of the week. when
the main squad arrives.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

OF high
to desire
better by exhibiting the proof
And yet ohed there isn't great amount OF humor
odds
umpire Of 100 may be good for
laugh the umpire
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

lead the Athletics last season, but who
sustained an injury to his knee which
kept him out Of the game for the sea-
son. reports Connie Mack. Murphy
says his knee 10 entirely recovered and
that he will be able to regain his place
on the team.
Cornell hit again.
Cornell University Is hard hit again.
having lost several more athistes via
the hunk route. The Red and White
flnds Fritz. its best vaulter on proba-
tion; Williams. Champen. and Luken.
are definitely out of It. In addition the
track team loses Ranuister. Lane.
Lonsneld. 0errow. and Wallace.
BY the way.
A comparison of Sheppard and Mere
dith drawn after Saturdays race at
Convention Hall would indicate that
the former Mercersourg flyer was not
IN sheppard's class. The week before
Sheppard spreadeagied his field from
scratch. while Meredith failed misera-
bly saturday night. 1t might be added
that Meredith was pitted against fast
er men with more liberal handicaps
80 x,,,rr.r.. ZINE WAS better
-. 80
shafer signs.
-<
An -Shafer. the lad who was forced
"a ouit the great national pastime be-
cause vhifs a member OF the Giants he
,...,yea foo MANY perfumed notes, up
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

drow Wilson will Ty stays the
frnged indigo
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

Manager Doom, newspaper men and
players were the guests Of Tom" Kelly
day afternoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-03
$4,000

MlI buy Z corner ct fronting TO
feet u HALIFAX Avenue. DaFtona|
Beach. Only fine residences L
the locality. ct overlooks the Allan
tic and IS the only property u the
LEGALITY that can be bought a tbs
nrice Water and Gas mains III
be laid II front q the property next
summer.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-03

e-Lzx nzzs6e zez- 1szzz--
srs1zs CzE - zxrsn1y azee nz1z
zse~e-s@ w1s@ss z1x Esy @=5@z@e
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-03

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-24
aiebsstritie Der yariisria.

GO gibt cine Hops[e bon Maapafs
fani, in Der BON benz trasiineu Nru1
zines 2isbesDerhdItniHss sr5dblt pirb,
unb 5tpar fpirb Der iunse !0trr, Der
bas Mdbdsn 3unddif tpirilih liebt.
burd bic 8rieft, bic ie ihm fdrsibt,
In Maferei perfebt. Mnrebsn tpit rMtin
a~llerIiebfttr GodelA hdufen iin in aes
rabe5u unnatiirlider mense, urb Il
beutliher biele aofsnaulen bic Qitbe
bes Mdbdens an3eisen. Inn 10 rlebr
lafen fe bic bts Manyss entfdfpins
ben. Sebo9 III bns eiSs JeinfihIig<
felt, fpie fis Der burhIhnittIift Grans
sofe fpobl nidt al bobsn fhsint.
Gonft ipiirben gar manhe gisbsspers
hdltniRe, onItatt burh 2itbtsbrisft
ansefaht gu ipsrben. iin bieI tber III
rem gnbt suneigen.
Wie cine pariferin In einefl snglis
fhen Blatt plauhert, iinb Moua,
9iihnhen, adbe nfip. befpnbsrs Roles
namen, bic man In ipsibli6en litbess
briefen febr bdufis finbtt. ~llebsrbnups
III cine Electromagnetic 9oncrt bier
porherrfhenb unb feIbH In Hriefen,
fpis ie fd in frans6Ffhen 3situnstn
finbsn, berrfht cine QtibtnfnaftIifs
lett, bic auf elm nod srSbfres Mlub ~
Gmpfinbung In pripotbrisfm fdliss
Sen lGbt. 60 Iisft man !. g.: 80
lsibe su ftbr! Sd bett Did an uitb
bente itets an Did; Id bin iu< toni
Sd tperbt Did stDig Iiebtn. Mtrn 4u
slidiia biit,DtrsiB mid. abtr ID fuerhs
INNER Dein sisen isin, aud fD<nn II
Did ME mthr ipisberfebe.. Gin dnbts
rtr folder litbtsbritf Iautet: raQtin<
sin5ig gelitbte 9uubt, msin epIbent1
@Diterbilb, msin dIItsl 0ein Gtiils
f@meiger nsdGt mid ungIHdii&. I'D
mir nur Elm 3d4tn. bat ~ ned tft1
Nh mad msix otlenil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-24

.gkHens euf BEN afapkr fpisIsn ION,
ntn. ntsr con Gfsistune unb bon BEN
esttn unb msbtn sintr ainbsfiuk
!siM tlaHt Abnuns bobsn? limb III "a
Ia Elm munbsr, iptnn 10 sr5oesns
Wldttm uHb ouh anabtn fpGttr al
itr 9bun unb qaHsn ,in5ie no9 BEN
Grunbfnbs: .Gdidi "a iifb. ODER fdidi
IL fa nift" sinridi,n. rpsnn fis muir
ouf a,ub,rlihkiim Gsuidt Isssnbt
3isrpupp,n uHbWptoffsn ptrbtn, bts
reu 6erS BART uHb ioIt tuis Sitin in
Der grufi Iiset2
8 mon Gieul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-24

.aomm tr, msIn Suj4fn, "a
fdtHf' Dir masls unb idon bate bic
Mutisr lire oolptnt Bunbonnisrt vt
Der 9aHe. bic ft ibm bon lpsltsin
sklats.
Jsbi fam Ralph, srbIsIt tinfn eros
zen SdofoIabtnbcnbon, unb bic Muts
lr faeis: Run eebft bu bod nids
fpisbtr Su BEN alien bdblifer @prinss
brunnen, nidt pabr2 6hb. BIZ boft biz
ba fold bibldta Gt0ddsn mitgss
broft; bamit iaunft bu nun bier oud
benz plat fpkItn."
Ralpt blieb btnn oud bel unl; dbtr
nun idisn or pI0bIid cine kibmfdofts
lihs aisb< gu mir ssfabt 5u hobsn;
bsnn a. began nit islntm St1fttn
unb nit GROCER @irtuofi.dt ntins
Rodfdobe gu btarbtiien. 0ieleidi ers
f6ientn fe ibm Oes ausflopftns be-
birftia. 2fls laditn. SD ouf, obs!fi4
mir perfIirt fusnis banah 5u Wuits
ipar. Simmer toLltr trieb or oits intss
uNanis Spiel, 10 bob i4 mid gar
niat 5u retisn pubts, neil msins Mrs
me unb 8sint ou4 babel etpdS abb
irieaten.
.aber, msin aieblingfen,1 fam mir
tnbli4 bic Grau 0ebeimrotb 5u 9iIft;
.bu borfit bod beinen 2shrsr nidt
bauenl"
an BEN ausenblid esrobe psrisbis
,r mir sin,n S6lag iibtr bic Wabtn,
bnb i4 tnifsbt our Settle fprons. .Ol
OBJ" rief i'd BLOB; obtr am litblttn
BAIT. i'd benz 8eneel cine 9adpfsife
psrobfolst."
.9Gtte ibm aud eebort!" fdsis Id.
.Marte nur, IS tommt gang ans
crs," sripiberie mein Greunb; i'd
lOnnt. Dir i~ibrissns nod bic Strsifsn
3tissn. Die 5rau Gebeimraib mar ia
ipobI aud etipas srfdrodeH, absr NIT
ibrsr s.tp0bnlid,n fl0tenben Stimme
Iuste fe gu mir sstpenbet: Gin snfdnt
terrible, nidt pabr2" unb gu BEN
&ngel: ,Run fomm dbsr Der, 2itbs
lingttn; tpenn bu nidt tpmmf, fdens
Il i9 Dir nidts."
ST fam aber sltid; benn iein Wiitb'
den fhien gstihlt 81 fem, unb bic
Mutttr ihentt. inn cine babe Mart.
.0ofir iauFf bu Dir ndfbsr nit
GrGuIein bti G9mibts aabsn3unsen;
bic ibt bu bod 10 germ. gber nun
mubt bu ouh fpfort Ibbitte tbun."
Halpb 3eisit fid fehr ipenis ssneist,
zines Mannes ia aud iebr urls
anfinnen nah3utommsn.
nShnsa. m.in 9eraden; bier bafs
bu nod cine babe Marf; nun mubt bu
abtr elei9 abbitte ltiiisn. Sag BEN
Ssrrn 2ebrsr, bu tuiuit es nift ipisbsr
tbuH.'
Or fam nun aud fpirflih NIT mfrs
Misn. duf mid gu: sd min
70 nidt pieOer tbun, 9err 2Gbrerls
er.
SD abtr bate nun bds @tfihl, hab
ih msin srftss Debut oIs Gr3ieher NIT
Slang ~bsftonben bate, unb empfahl
eilisft. llnteripegs rehnete i9
ius. tpieuisf gonbons unS Gdctolas
ia pohl nStbig babsn mir.
Be, tpenn ih bisfe f0itlide graiebungss
Der suGbissn Jrou fortiebtn
alfo fir jeben 5i lsienbtn
8udftabtn einsn Honbon, fir jtben 3u
'drtibenben bito, aabenaustrl unb 10
9a fam ih btnn 5u BEN ibers
Refultat, baB msin Gtun,
'enhonorar BEL fpsiiem niht ausrei6en
SD fhrieb aIio fOfort einsn
Brief an Die 5rau Gsbeimrasb - ib
log, obtr bieit Roibliise ipirb mid mic
=. buB i'd cine sr0bert i9rift.
.ife 4rbeit iibernnmmen babe unb bess
}alb .5u msinem erGbten qeibnslen@
tidt in Der Gage fsi, ibrsn .hoffs
tunsspollen4 SprSbIins in bic Mif.
enf4oft einsufiibren-
ga. 4lter. lpas fakit bu nun au bies
tr tpitlifen Gr3iebungsptiie24
.Sebr t0fIia!4 fuste id, meter
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07

You know what Mr.. Rawn did when
he wished to ehange-he put away
what he had, and reached out for that
which he had not For my own part,
/ don't see how any woman could be
happy with him He ruined the life
OF one woman. his wife; OF another.
his daughter. Now, you tell me he
hasn't made an absolutely happy life
for vet another woman-yourself. oh
it's brutal for me 20 say 1t. but it's
true. and you've Just said it's true"
IF only Il could come to the ques-
tion OF what a woman really wanted
- she resumed. ponderfng.
That's for each woman to figure
out for herself. Mrs. Rawn. I've only
said what most American women
want. We're living in a wholesome
and beautiful age. Mrs. Rawn!"
Il thought I was right!' said she
suddenly. looking up. Now / believe
was wrong. Charley"
ITS in the air" she said. as though
to herself, after time. finding him
silent, troubled, pale Don't you
know. Charley" She turned to him
lie leaned toward her now. his lined
young face illuminated with sudder
emotion. Il wish / could explain that
to you, Mrs. Rawn." said he. Il feel
il. too! Now maybe we can under
standi How did I drive my car over
here, charged from one Of our over
head motors? All. that's my secret
But took it out of the air! That mo
tor of ours was in tune with 1.-THE
great power that's in the air, every
where. Mrs. Rawn. Its getting IL
tune with the world that makes you
happy Nothing else is going to do il!
Get in tune with the plan, All I've
ever done in my receiying-motor has
been to get in tune with the hills and
the rivers and the forests-vith life
She leaned toward him now, that on
her face which he had never seer
there before. He looked her fair il
the eyes and went on, firmly, strongly
1--WE done that; and I've said to my
self that l wasn't going TO throw that
away and give it to a few, when il
belonged 10 everybody. I am unhappy
as you are: more so. I'm not in tune
with life as we live it. No, l certainly
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07
COPPER OPTIMISM

An optimistic copper view issued
by Hayden & Stone yesterday inii-
Gates that the forthcoming producers
statement will show a marked de
crease in stocks on hand. The state
ment as received at Levy Bros. Bis
bee Office follows:
Hayden & Stone on copper. receiv-
ed by Levy Bros.
Copper, the metal, is in a better
position than most people appreciate.
While we look for a let up On bush
ness, we expect that consumption OF
copper will continue very large. This
is expecting a good deal. but it is
only what actually happened in 1910
and 1911. Consumption OF Gopher
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07

am not. But know that to be per
fectly happy we've got 10 get in tune
with the purpose of the world. VIVA
is it? What is that second current
I don't knug- What is it? You tel
me" &.
"Ill tell you what l believe" sait
Virginia Rawn slowly, her hands drop
ping in her lap. her face pale. q
shouldn't wonder If it was-love!"
And that belongs to everybody, no.
Just few-to every one-not just tc
the rich men, with money to buy What
they want?" He vas looking at heI
keenly now.
ITO everybody" She shook heI
head. Not always, Charley"
"Why not-Virginia?
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07
CHAPTER XVI.
Means to an End.

well, he's gone, them"
Rawn turned toward his wife face
years older than It had been an hour
ago, a face haggard and lined, pasty
in color. His bitter agitation was evil
dent in his voice, in his expression,
in the stoop OF his shoulders-in a
score Of signs not usual with him. Vir-
GINA was even more nOncommittal
than her wont as she faced him.
Grace had disappeared.
What did you do how did you
handle him, Jennie ?" he began-"you
were talking for over an hour there.
Did you manage TO hold things to.
gether-will he let up?'
She faced him now, as he stood in
the blaze OF the electric lights in the
interior of the house, where Halsey
had left her, in the chair from which
she had noe moved since his departure
Every delicate. clearcut feature was
fully visible nov. Her lips just parted
to show the double row of white teeth
in faint smile. Her chin was trifie
up. her head high.
He will wait little while" she an.
swered quietly. AT least, think so"
Good, FiRei 1 knew you'd do II.
Jennie. You're a WONDER don't think
there's a woman in all the world like
Foui" He advanced toward her
Don't paw NE Overt" she exclaimed,
drawing back.
well. now. then-I only meant"
Il don't want to. talk" she said.
He's gone, yes, and he'll not do any
thing for a little while, / think. It's
enough for toDight-Tm tired. This
has been a horrible evening for me.
never thought to see time like
this"
Horrible for all OF u.s." exclaimed
John Rawn. That man took advan-
tage OF me out there-I ought to have
wrung his neck for him, and | would
nave done it II It hadn't been for you
two women. OF course, we don't want
scenes if they can be avoided. for
there's no telling what talk might run
into If 1t got out But Just the same.
Jennie, don't You see" and his face
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07
COPPER WILL
HOLD ITS OWN
Hayden-StOne Lcok for Bet
ter Than That - Forth
coming Report - Stocks
Stronger.
LIKELY GO No LOWER
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKET


NEW YORK. March Gin response
10 another shift in speculative sen
timent, stocks sold of today. me
trading was not large and the move
ment appeared 10 reflect little more
Than a passing mood OF professional
operators. Traders are feeling their
way, while awaiting developments OF
sufficient significance to Sc I'VE as
guide posts In this cor. aection
much Importance is attached % the
first acts of the new national admin-
istration. Few Important stocks 20
day lost more than a point
There was some profit taking as
we'll as renewed bear selling on the
theory that the long position las
been weakened by recent .eNtensi' re
covering. American Tobacco fell l
seven points, making q decline for
the last two days of twelve points,
which, however. was reduced by a
rally later in the day. Other tobacco
stocks were heavy.
The urgency of Berlin's financial
requirements was indicated today
by raising in German bids for mon
ey in this market 10 six and one half
per cent for funds to April 80. II IS
understood that loans were placed
at that figure, Further strength was
shown in the foreign exchange mar
ket today rates for both sterling and
continental exchange rising
The bond market was heavy. To
tai sales. par value S2,65o,ogo: Coy
ernments unchanged.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07
Mines And Markets

during those rather Indifferent per
iods increased. The Producers re
port, We believe will be pleasant
surprise. II should. for the first
time. reflect the decrease IN protac-
ton resulting from the labor ;rou.
9les at the porphory mines last IAN
with the good sales OF copner thai
We're made some time ago for de
iINsry this month, there should be
very little, if any, increase in SUI
Rms gforle
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07

TO BE CONTINUED
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07
LEVY BROS. MARKET LETTER

American stocks in London; Nc de
mand. Copper unchanged. To-Day
market opening was unchansel T"H
Yesterdays close, but grew weaker
during the morning session. Prices
on some stocks may be cheaper hul
b. = doubtful II they all viii be.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07

(Telegraphic Market Letter from
Paine Weber Co. Boston for yester-
day.
Todays market was less active and
slightly lower. due mainly to the
strained foreign money situation and
gold exports to Berlin. Copper metal
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-07
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, March Cooper
tlrm; electrolytic Il 10 1912. Arr.
walls 800 tons. Exports this month.
400 tons. London copper steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
INVESTORS. ATTEN-
TTONi
GEN CINE PROPOSITION

property within - ~ 'tJ'p.Hs bIoeHs 81 OF MAIN
oihEEr. on FIRST SOUTH that he VIII
3Sh Sy,,, i9r Sl2.oOooo. on following terms;
~ Years al rate that will guarantee
purchaser per cent per annum on MS
money. lease 10 be subject TO cancella-
tlon at any time at option of purchaser.
and at end OF ten years If property has
NOT peen sold In the meantime, purchaser
can get his money back, or can exercise
an addltional option given purchaser oy
our client OF accepting 500. 900 90 for the
property at the end of the twentieth year
and receive all the rents from the prop
erty during the last ten years.
AS security for the lease and the pay
ment OF the sums mentioned. our client
VIII furnish 100000 of per cent, 20-year
gold bonds. gilt edged, and will allow the
interest accruing on the bonds To be kept
~ ~ Iund as additional security during
the life OF the agreement, which would
accumulate fund sufficient TO refund
the money at times mentioned.
contemplate for one moment the posi-
ing town like Sal, Lake. with the glowing
future ahead of this western country,
You absolutely run no risk whatever.
having the property in your own name
fully, and In addition thereto you have
the 100000 worth of GOLD BONDS
drawing 8 per cent per anrum. with also
the accrung interest on the bonds again
invested in additional gilt-edge securi-
ties. pra ctically giving you double the
amount OF security, average. behind the
money you Invest. II you want TO make
the surest money you ever made in your
life. give this proposition the closest in
vestigatton. If history repeats Itself here
as It has In other cities In the country.
then the one taking advantage Of this
proposition might make himself independ-
emily rich, Phone w, 50f or 22l3 for
Agent and make appointment to talk
same over. e27l2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25

Two story 6-room bungalow has fur
mace. full basement. fruit and coal rooms.
leather paneied dining room buffet, sep
arate bath and toilet, gas. Lot 90 by $50
ieet lawn, shade. barn. coops, all goes.
SS2O0; $500 cash. balance easy.
Beautiful just completed groom bunga
low, double floors, beamed ceiling, pam
eled dining room with plate rail- fine buff
fet, loaded glass doors, kitchen has ce-
ment tile walls, gas range, gas water
heater, linoleum, best of plumbing. large
closets large cement front porch large
sleeping porch, full basement furnace,
with hot water coil. This is real beauty.
Price, $4,000 on terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
LOOKING FOR AN Al BUSINESS

LOOKING FOR AN Al BUSINESS
INVESTMENT?
An old established, nrst-class candy
store. merchants lunch and Ice cream
parlor, equipped with up to-date soda
lountaln. etc, doing a cash business Of
over Soo per day; located on the best
business street In Pocatelo, Idaho: is
ottered for sale owing TO the SERIOUS
nMENPECTED SICKNESS OF OWNER.
About half cash VIII handle this, balance
liberal terms: Will trade for livestock
or good collateral This is chance of
tnetitne and will bear the strictest in
vestigatIon; bankers reference, etc For
further particulars. address Pocatello
Advertising. Agency, T. o. box 1876. Po-
cauello, Idaho. e223S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
IIOMESITE ADDITION.

tlOM MESlIE ADDJllON.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION Is the garden
spot of the southeast and Is being Inn
proved with pressed brick cottages faster
than any addition on the market We
are selling these cottages faster than we
can furnish them and are building them
seven at time. HOW CAN WE Do
IT? Because we are giving our Gus
toners more for their money and making
better terms than they can get else
where.
$50 TO 800 CASH
500 TO 800 CASH
ana balance In payments like rent VIII
place you In a new, coy, up-to-date cot
tage, with cement walks, trees, graded
streets, FREE WATER and large lot
on which you can raise all the vege
tables your family car use,
HOMESITE ADDITION
Is located on 5th East. just north OF
Wandamere, Take the car TO Homeslte
today, examine the cottages We have
built and are building, then come to our
office and let us show You how you can
secure home Of your own for the money
you are now throwing away for rent re-
celpts.
M'KELLAR REAL ESTATE & INVES-
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Paid up capital. 100000.
+02 and 403 Walker Bank Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-25
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS

For Sale-Farm Lands
SEE PARK VALLEY FOR
YOURSELF.
We don't have to force the sale
Of Park Valley lands.
1t sells itself All we need do ir
show IL. II speaks louder and
more convincing than we ever
Just think OF seeing oats II.
in. high: rye, IT. in high:
wheat. 8 IT. 10 IN. high: timothy.
i fl. 10 In. high.
Take q trip to Park Valley now
With us and we'll show YOU these
things, also few others that win
open your eyes.
This. mind YOU, is on SIS and
$3.50 per acre land.
We'd like 10 have you compare
Its crop abundance with land that
costs $50 TO $500 per acre
Men who have been farmers all
their lives marvel at the pro-
ductiveness OF Park Valley land.
Crops seem to grow as II by
magic
Come, see for yourself You'll
find things exactly as we say
postal card will bring full
particulars.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER
CO. 18th Floor Walker Bank
Bldg, salt Lake City. Utah.
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4. RICHTER. A. RICHTER.
Mortgage Loans, Insurance.
$500 cash. balance $40 per month, for a
and one block south of Liberty park
$1,000 cash, balance monthly or quarterly
payments. for an up-to-date. modern.
two-story brick residence. One block
from entrance TO the university, The
house has rooms. modern bathroom,
large sleeping porch. full cemented base
ment with laundry. The lot. 45Sl20 IT, to
an alley on the side South front over
looking the valley. Must be sold at once.
Price was $500: to make a quick sale
has been reduced,
TO TRADE,
Several Al farms located in the south
east portion Of the county for improved
city property. Here is one OF the many:
"A acres. with full water right, on 9th
East between 18th and 18th South. The
finest garden soil In the county about
150 young bearing fruit trees, mostly ap-
pies. Nearly new. well-bullt two-room
frame house, with kitchen attached to II.
Chicken house and brooder house which
has cost nearly $3.50 to build. Splendid
flowing well, 4-inch pipe. so gallons per
minute. Value S4500 VIII take vacant
lots or improved city property. VIII give
long time on differences, if any.
A RICHTER.
T3 South Main Street. Was. 6al.
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