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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
Observation-Disclosures
Delegate to InterparIiamentary Union
and Wife Begin Journey.

and Wife Begin Journey.
Representative and Mrs. Halvor
STEVENSON of Crookston have sailed
from New York for England and the
continent
Mr.. Stevenson will attend the an
nual meeting of the 1nterparliamen-
tary union, to be held in Stockholm,
Sweden, Aug. 10 to 81, as one of the
delegates of the congress of the Unit
ed States. Mr.. and Mrs Stevenson
will spend some time in England and
Ireland before going to Stockholm.
After the meeting of the union they
will go to Madrid, Spain, where Mr..
Stevenson will attend a meeting of
the Universal Postal union on Sept. 10.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
An Optimist.

"Pa, what Is an optim1st"
"An optimist, my son, is the man
who makes himself believe it will not
rain tomorrow because he doesn't pos
sess an umbrella. "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
RESIGNS SEAT IN CONGRESS
Representative McDermott Avoids Vote
on Expulsion.

Washington, July 22.-Representa-
tive James T. McDermott telegraphed
Governor Dunno resigning as men,
Der of congress. In prepared state
ment read in the house McDermott
denied charges of misconduct in the
lobby" case.
McDermott was charged by Colonel
Mulhall of the National Association of
Manufacturers with being paid lob
byist for the association. His resig-
nation from the house came just two
days before probable action on the
report of the investigation committee
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
ARGUE BEMID]I DRY CASE
Attorneys for Liquor Interests Move
for Rehearino.

A petition for a rehearing of the
Bemidji Indian liquor case has been
filed in the United States supreme
court by attorneys for liquor dealers.
The petition recites that there is no
purpose of seeking a reargument of
the law in the case. The claim for
rehearing is based on an allegation
that the matter of whether the treaty
of 1855, under which the Minnesota
Indian country was held to be dry
territory, should be left to congress.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
JAMES D. RICHARDSON DEAD

Murfreesboro, Tenn, July 25.-For-
mer Congressman James D. Richard
son, sovereign grand commander of
the Scottish Rite Masons of the South
ern jurisdiction, died at his home here.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
PENNSYLV ANIAN A. O. H, HEAD

Joseph Mclaughlin of PHILADELPHIA
Chose National President.
Norfolk, Va, July 27.-Joseph Nc.
Laughlin of Philadelphia was elected
national president of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians at the closing ses-
sion of the biennial convention and
Boston was chosen for the meeting
place of the order In 1916.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
POPULATION OF U. S.
NOW 1O9,O21,992.

Washington, July 24.-There {
were 109,021,992 persons living
within the territory embraced
by the United States on July
l, 1914, according to a bulletin
containing the estimates of
population for the years sub
sequent to the thirteenth GEN.
sus, made in 1910, prepared
under the supervision of C.
S. Sloane, geographer of the
department of commerce.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
MAN AND BEAR FLEE
FROM EACH OTHER.

} Winton, Mimi, July 21.-
, While in the woods near Win
> ton Paul Lehrer heard a noise
behind him. He turned and
, faced a large black bear. Then
, he ran down the Swallow and
: Hopkins railroad tracks with
, bruin in pursuit. Stopping for
> breath Lehrer suddenly faced
> the bear, the latter taking
> fright and dashing back into
) the brush.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29

Job E. Hedges has formally an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the regular" Republican nomination
for governor of New York. His state
ment is generally received as a. reply
to announcements by Harvey D. Hin
man of Binghamton and District At
torney Charles S. Whitman of New
York, who are seeking endorsement
outside the so called regular Repuh.
lican ranks.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29

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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-07-29
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

Plans are taking definite form for the
erection OF large building FOR manufac'
turing and warehouse purposes In lower
Jersey city adjacent 10 the Hudson and
Manhattan tubes and Pennsylvania fer
rios and near the main terminal or the
Public Service Corporation operating the
trolley lines. All of the best and most
modern Ideas have been Incorporated ana
when completed It Will hay" few peers
i'm this line Of building Rnywhor" In the
metropolitan district
The idea of the interests forming ms
enterprise is tn furnish 10 manufacturers
those facilities which the modern econ"-
mics Of manufacturing demand, y di-
rect connection with tracklge enclosed N
the building will b. made with one OF the
main trunk lines sn that raw material
may he unloadcd directly from cars ana
manufactured product shipped direct from
the shipping platforms provided. Com
mod!ous fast freight elevators will assist
In the elevation aud unloading of mer-
chordlsc to the various floors. The build
ing will occupy a space OF approx mhteiy
2O0x"OO feet the main floor being devoted
largely 10 stores on the three streets re-
cclving and shipping platforms, freight
and passenger elevators, with large IN
terror court for trucking use.
The building will he built or reinforced
concrete. ei@h. stories In height. While
4 constructed with n view Of utility rather
than Communication, the facade AS here
shown gives to the building tho ornate
features as well,
Great demands arc heinc made IN Jer-
sew CITY at this time for suitable buildings
wherein to conduct light manufacturing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
FEW BRIGHT SPOTS
IN REALTY MARKET
Continued from First Real Esta,. pas.

ness purposes which did not require the
alteration OF buildings. This conces-
sion to leaseholders marks the first
break In the college policy OF no bust
ness at all in their blocks from Fifth
10 Sixth avenue. Forty-eighth to Fifty
first street. II means Of course that
within the next few years the whole
section will become commercjalized.
with this barrier to trade gone the few
blocks to the north that have feebly
resisted the business invasion will
capitulate.
To many owners the most important
matter OF the last half year was the
operation of the new labor law as II
anected factory and loft buildings.
some OF the rulings and regulations Of
the Industrial board, which has the en-
forcement Of the law, have been such
that owners feared their properties would
be confscated. All interests have united
In protest which has been heard and
which is likely to be needed TO the ex-
tent OF amendments to the law which
will make II more reasonable and less
| costly to property owners Nothing
that the Legislature has done affecting
real property in the last ten years has
idiS'u NuCp ~ StuIIn dS tnlS laDOr law
With its provisions for protecting the
lives Of building tenants real estate in
terests are in entire sympathy. but the
complain was made that no difference
was shown in the application OF the
law to various classes OF buildings. The
changes sought will still allow for the
wiping out Of fire traps while well con-
structed. safe buildings will not have (,
be altered at great expense;
This. then. is the story OF the last
months in the real estate market. II
/ is practically a repetition OF the story
that has been told for the last two
years, More than year ago II was
hoped that the depression would come
to an end. but the general business OF
the country was not right for a revival.
Some students OF conditions look for n
change in the near future. while others
see no reason for n change for some
time TO come. Which group Is right the
next six months will tell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders AZ
SOTa ST s?iS 100 "a; "a Az n 80.
slo,kin ct al to snrnl wach;; attys, .stras.
,s 9GTTqHTs 81 p, : * bw I6y $, NichciSS
SSy :Atxs3 Aug Is isOo.Ai p,dt ~, ana
atty. rranklln, Rien, Boei,man 4. $1,000
MAPES Az. .0G9, =, 2s2.5 lSpth Il. AK
l45. Feb 2. ioii-Morrisia;- Realty Co 70
Abr J Hoffman; ATTY, Aaron II schwars
i.THG ST, Il sii +. mtg on ieasehold Apr 40.
atty, Aaron schwarr. 1870 Fulton
n;p sT 100 Concord "a, az al a. 2x i.o.s
Bloc, to ~ 3t1- Mtg CO. atty ! S,,,
LOT WV q. man i?6S. Irons Terrace MAY Is.
Estate an ana RldE Co, Z l2d st -. $500
s51sS June ls, osalie Barpch 20
Albert Meyer oahS s t2S's 1 arm
pgIfdS ~ ,s,o 5, a.s i ls:w 4! f +
and Arena 4 Wright 20. Annie Er.kine
Pcekski,l; Y; A'ty'' Hildr"th & p 81 o "S
,sSSTTH sT' :. 2S.a walton nv. i7vSIsx
l6 IOx9a.G. Mar IS. lSS6-Mary Mott to
Clarence r Mott eSr; atty y ! Co
SANE " PRopERTY and date - sam. 70 %
7s /, 81 81. 30 T. IS. is5 E "a ay, aJsI6:..,
iieS Fuehsloeker. liis 20 av: atty. l. ApP dso
,e 4fGHF IT. i'S si 4a anS So 100
Mds ;yy E c q 10 s e; s s.ss e
WATER ST, $50, ., lss.4 SCANNED 81.
?t6x y hlk. June 20; lsoi-Leono,a H
Weubrock 20 Lawyers Mtgn Co, ~ Liberty
cRoToSA Av !. a n Oakland pi;o s. ;,
20 Ellen Foster. Astoria Il I; atty. {,
co, l1s Bway. ......-'.''-.-. 'sHooo
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The BronG.
MONDAY. JULY 6.
lat - VFSEY STREET
N, n..4.t n....ta

MONDAY. JULY G.
TAT - VESEY STREET
ny Daniel Greenwald
.5T1I ST 1li Z. n = $40 "a Az. 2OxiOo.s
s;y dwig-Maze Realty co AIT Nichoin
Rn1eeTg IT. al, sSs i l H9sns 9 ,sH..
SC. siT6: sub ~ a lst mtg OF 'i4. 900.
BY Samuel Marx
GREENWICH ST. lss . $, 4s pey St
Saml Shopiro agt sally CONN ct AZ: p II
Levy. atty: Maxwell Lustig ref: due.
!ll.45A4s; taxes. &c, sl3li
lat 3oOS THIRD AVENUE
By Anthony V. Caggisno.
Of irres. S' s,y onice ana ana" s;r Sids, also
*, three Z sly limits sad strs; sheriff 5
sale OF all right, title, Sc which Austin
Carr had on Dec ?s. 1915? or since; \
G Kellogg. atty
TUESDAY. JULY :
lat - vEsEY STREET.
by Joseph r. Day.
18th Sr 100 " ~, con, cor co l5 Nv. Al AL
s,y .ir--i II De wit. trus. agt Leon
Lew ct, al; Kiddls & II. a,iy,;, Jos VI
ay i ST I'LL W Sly apt h SS sn9i
M s5 ss ssSuF ~ E, cerp fs Min.cd
atty; j Curran, ref; due. 'io,s63.ii;
taxes, Sc. $4,000: sub to m'gs aEgre-
r%tE AZ ~ ;m5 III y: { }9I;n a., st,
'' ssei 10y ' ut al Edsar Pske, atts
W II Kiepke rert due 'l2.7E772. taxes
by d P. Insraham e Co.
i'ST ST sag W No5 5s5 Ls s,y rn ay
ss i Mothiids 'Kio,l :, al; Rspailo d. x
IaisT 81 ST-S ", ? :, is5 LsnOs s.S az
instn az, Methnde KloIz ct Al; Rapsslc
.i.,j5G.iG taxes. &c !iG2s.i5
by Herbert \. Sherman.
EAST BROADWAY. $50, n =, al Mont.
gomery st. 2i2 x5s.3, ei5x5s.5, sly tnm'
ref, due. sito71es. ,aSes &c. iloGiS4,
by J. II. Mayors
PIKE ST Sc W H. 94j Monroe st. 20. ~
- Gi9s''5ixs5. 5xGi5' { s,y tnmt and stores
Gs:sss 4, a. ~ T?a' Ga. aIy' take.
soTTH 81 a55 W. 5 i,2 9Th ay: .:,
STANLEY dollisk co ct al A Arr ~
Ry NJ Morgenthau Jr, Co.
az, IS sSse II, 3 sly dwlg-,w II letter
AT joIeps'rDS on MTr f re- a due 7ot
( t!Hes, Sc 1898 70; sub to a hrst mtg o
By Samuel Marx
i'rn t,y 81 ,urmSt,-siaybeie Realty Go sgt 9 /
+ Farren, ref: due, So a2il taxes, a.
Slis.4T; sub to first mtg OF $1,000.
LAT a2os THIRD AVENUEl
ny Joseph p. Day.
tsap eT A, bet Prospect nv and stooein
av, set 7yisa7x irres; also steebins nv
W cor lssd st, -x-l7 sxitt. sty CIV
/ chisholm ct al. Alexander a q. atiys;
. . Conneii. ref: due. !as.is5.H; taxes &c
oNRRI HegN Av. W 9. mail Latayett
av 25x9s, vacant-Kabee Realty co az
parnat L ipinasky 81 al; Pertrnm Roisn
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ss sissss atty W MeKso~n ref; due.
BY J. II. Mayors
So sxstllSssxsil1. sly dws-M Itn owen en-
s sst W Bc ln,,,; {, al, M,sKsys,
taxes, &c. ,iS.
ny George Price.
NORRIS g1stJs Az s Srs ana cor lssS s
Gerard AIT, Miehi santeneslo ct al;
dSs a, ,Sx.. Ely eH%snn' r'f
by Samuel Marx.
ROWLAND Az. W ~ Frisby sy, 7sxss
North side Mtg Corp agt Daily
Kni 81 e'G Gsi dS. o7s Ssy:' ,s.. y Nc &C.
WEDNESDAY. JULY g.
lat IL vESEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
i2Sp ST, tis-5s w. n :, 100 E Amsterdam
7syiSoi ;y ,s apt s hS%,,H "a xe.S:
dS %no ,iosssaics. '''''' d" '''A'''s'' ''''
''T .,s SRI in ai and .;or 81. rs, 81 .rs az,
Sph hySs!n nSt r.t' dus 90 ,s.SS'' .sHs ares
issTH ST, isi ". SIS. sast v L.ns. AZ:
e:i;T il , AIS p , Sg;lIs'y'
lat 3s0s THIRD AvENUEl
BY J. IL Mayors.
MIDDLETowN ROAD. n. cor Myiford ay,
sgt paul Arnold ct ali; Ms.rkle q NJ,
ssss.: &C. ss.s.is; sub TO i,t mig OF
By Joseph p Day
va VEST h Ay as, coz gnd H M.%ay s
Go. s ufS'5in' ,a si'% e. ' ,i5SsS 'o rel
THURSDAY. JULY .
lat II vEsEY STREET.
nv J., Kpuneily
SE isiS:si,. ~ s,;15 ihrse g. .ly ism,.
: :sSin y, seyys!S t R;al,y Go =
due 'o 81 ;s@n. i's Scd. %S s:'s'''
sEyENSITH Az, Ss537;S ..o- cor SIN book sS
savgs Ins,n aEt Flsischmann Realty Co:
Inc ct al: action Il; Tiehersr. atty {;
c F Mclean. ref; due. s5s'2o'1A; taxes
sESVEN;T;Hi ~. 2t2l.s, n cor i.s,h st:
aas ,s5 asES9 70 tass' ems g. isisfsi,
mAxHArrAH4 y AVE \ n so Nas' " cor ,,i., :.
$3.50, 3 s;y dwiE-Bernsrd Schneider
e; a ag; Clara 1.indsmenn e, al; Ta, ,s
45o.e2: taxes. sc, $500
10TH st ssi,5 " :, 10 g; n, .y e
%st Nm; e M, al; "e, lSf 4 u. CARY .,
3aJ.1J; taxes, &C, Sls'5s. a -.
's s5SYsO =! and az sly loft Slds-J Hsv.
meyer agt Brrtram Ball ct al: r q A
] Prime, attys: u u sherman, ref;- duo
by Herbert A. Sherman.
ID AVE, 1890. :, sos soth e. :.sI
100. sty tint and strs-A II Fairchnd
agt Sarah KAts ct al; Theali & b. attys:
II V story ref; due. 'li.Ss7 SO; ta1es
' BY J. II. Mayers
t2D ST, $50 W. =. 227.s nth ave. ls1
NJ NJ Wolf ct al; action 1: Irving KATE.
atty: Harry Blur. ref; due, ss.3ss.os.
taxes. &C. $3.50: sub to mtg OF $1,000.
TAT 32os THIRD AvESUEl
BY Joseph p. Day.
50xss. aty dwlC-Thos sheridan sgt
atty n Roeder. ref; due. si,7t'72;
FRIDAY. JULY 10
lat II vEsEY STREET.
10TH ST. ~: =; %'s $. % go s,h .x 90
M,s. Co a sy 3"s al" S :'o St al action
'5s a57so; taxes Sc. sis9o.sa.
lat s2Os THIRD AvENUEl
BELMONT Fy Az H'Ts'5t s.o fn:'T i14sa s.. secz
!'s s,y Gwls ng Brick s' ni' Str BIDS Sea:
ct is" a. i c cSd%a! Sder, w !, stsy.; S "
Fish ref. due. '5soosS?: taxes. &C.
18TH 81 ST. ' sda r. w'i T9%He sR av IS,
Forster & sno. tru. sg, SAM welt ct al;
due. silsoi 81: taxes. g., ,i.a?S3t.
iasTH sr. ace L. s. 200 " AleN ev. 2sy
same san same 'a ai9y an" .ime s'G fcf dao sig
562 %: taxes. &c. N.32S.2i.
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.:i,a %r!sisn e os% y, ,rs :; Fri
Richard Treacy, Or, ii Park Row, $4,000
10TH sr NAV .S Lar M sh% chs s
ictte c Patterson to Margt a Demaresti
n, H 10 CSriSsiSn p AZ bwa ,,;o 300 s
map nj" Meir 0'S rs 25xi76 Jan 20. is6aGchas
urs,adt to Geo Fuchs. atty II II i,isso,
so mn s Ssi' ai 20 az e. 200 "a av '1 syy
irving Saw instn!' attys' peyO & D, liy
SAME pRoPERTY, june S, iss7--seme %
i,s T'hY sT,. = :. sci.ii " sd av. is.s1ioo.
July /. ieOi-Bernhard & Bertha Sirlcm
10. Jordan Lodge IS. I o Bnai FIRTH;
BAiSBRIbGE Az -27si. = ?5sloo. Apl
10. isii-tLillian Fox to Anton szilaryr;
LE s,.E SShl Rv soy scxsC. Dec s Is,
leli--Geo W Bond, Jr. TO Paul II Reyn-
ODDS; atty. II Rhnelander. % william
BROADWAY. si57 " :, .l.sxioo. Avg !,
FIGHTER, 500 W Asth ct: attys. simon &
LIST AZ. " 5. is6 5sth st. 2iSx75 Apr
lns,n: atty. Frank NJ Tichenor IS Park
MTIFoRD Az. e. a, n " cor 10! 222. map
Henson estate. i?5SlOO. Feb IS islo-
Rhelnhold n Eliz Schmltt to North Y
Coop Bldg 4 Loan Assn: attys, Hildreth
,, "a ~ = l.s,h "a; .a.;;;.::. 'ii d;aa
July .. ieo6--Abr Schwab 20 Anna "
{ sarah Il PtncEney, atty, } we9.99era ;
wADswosTH Az. W =. 500 n isih st,
mtg on fixtures, Dec 10. lSl3--Comtori
i CO TO Ralsler Heating Co. ATTY sc6
s5TTH ST, $40 =. n :, 100 W list av, 25x
iO2.2.. FEB ls. lsssaErnestinc S s. cr
l7s Bway ....:.:..::........i,.,,.. IS. 800
LOTS part, OF sgS,5sT;. map ~; M@ bcs
"a isOs-Ino u & May r cndicnx to
"~.0 r. All E itsth .'.',...,2. 800
%, June %. i9l2--Edw 4 Celia Ratter
% Corn Exch Bank !. VIM ,os 81, 81; IT- 600
crs) st. ?sxIO7.t E25xiil: Feb is. 1910.
T 20 L iS6 Bway 70 '"o .,Ip. 900
LOTS c.9-2aO. map Gleason property June
! 10 i9iI-Patrick II Ryan to Michael +
Sweeney; @''y', Knox D. o. W,i 900
| TIFFANY ST, 3 ssTi n lsIth st. so.
nno 70 S' Kandci concr--e Co: atty. NJ J
/ Dix. 500 Courtlandt av............ sijo0
7 AVENUE II. 1871. :. - sa6NsS July =
| a 5Tli-f aitSs. H Knntrowi,s = $50
! Bvay...........;.,... ....:s.;::... &C.; $500
isioENafy 4 Mclaughlin TO Farmers
/ |. s. T co: attys. Turner r & n o 2s
.5 MI'' az .7s Oh Az. 5oxidc. 'I I@S.
l,e ,S 9,lys %llei, 1 T, L, Rvsy
MOO Aug .. ieOGINathan Kirshanblum
20 Julius Zweig atty. Philip Woh'stet-
ter. Ell Rway. ...................' 5000
I MORRIS AV 21SS W r. 25xso lNeiNN5lo.
July l. lgl3--Peter & Anna J Nelson 70
! Michael Murray. on premises. Isl, 900
. ERNESCLIFF PL, n $. $3.50. ". and IA ~
Grenada ri, rs. 9N93V2tNPq, and ano par
col oct 90 l9ii-Arudt II & Annie 9 OIL
sen 20 Mary E Abbott New Haven, Conn
cAMnRELIENG XVp " :. IS iss,h 81. g
MOO, June II, i9Ob-Fremont II 60 20
7 cath Sutorino; atty, G Gerlich, 80 r
18TH sT S52 W, =. 5Oxl0a.2. oct Is.
? iQli-Frankfort r Co 10 Louis & VI Marx
Attys, Arustein, l. & 7, l2S Bway 80, ~
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REAL ESTATE.
GENrLEMAN.s ESTATE

Located Q short distance from Tuxedo
Park, closely sdJoins the estate OF Mrs L, II
Hartman and many others noted for their
wealth and social standing. This well known
property is under the highest state OF Guilt
walton. The residence is one Of the finest IN
beautifully and artistically furnished. The
many outbuildngs are all in perfect repair.
Cattle and horses are OF the nnest type
Carriages wagons and farming implements
are In perfect order, owner will sell for
cash or exchange for apartment house prop
erty in New York city suburbs. Vim
GENT J. BENsI. 1867 Wall Street, New
York city.
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YEAUTITt1L COUNTRY ESTATE, farm
and trout ponds. spring flowing about 1000
gallons per minute; price $4,000. J. II.
SLACK, Trpu'inle Ponds Bloomsbury. ~. J.
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Jersey CITY With Plans Lure New York
and Establishments the Hudson River

Plans for the building are being pre-
pared by Frederic Bigelow OF Newark
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4 The erection Of this building will meet this
demand, and no doubt its success will en-
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HELP wANTEp-FFMALk.

DRESSMAKER - WANTED
EXPERIENCED WAIST FILTER
AND DESIGNER TO TAKE
FULL CHARGE OF DRESS
MAKING DEPARTMENT IN A
HIGH CLASS ESTABLISH
MENT. ONLY THOSE ACCUS-
TONED TO HANDLING BEST
TRADE WILL BE CONSIDERED.
POSITION IS IN PHILADEL-
PHlA. STATE REFERENCE.
D. M, BOX l27 SUN OFFICE.
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courage the construction OF other and sim
/ liar buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

OIL has been found in Canada and causing
intense excitement. Great auIns are being
made quickly II looks even bigger than
California or Pennsylvania. Conservative
Corporation with choice holdings presents
opportunity for those wishing to invest SEQ
more. Prospectus mailed free. Write
quick y NJ. nACGREGOR, ;39 Hastinss st.
Vancouver. Il. O.. Canada
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nIsiNEss CmANCE..

wASTED--MAn having about 500, 900 30
corporation TO manufacture 'hlllod car
wheels by patented process that on 4 test
thoroughly experienced man would hnvs
charge OF the production or shop work. VIII
deal only with principals or their repre-.
sentatives. Address E-e626 Prcsa Oni-.,
Atlantic city.
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AND QUARTZ GOLD MtNE-PA RTNER
WANTED, You CAN HAVE HALE or
ALL PROCEEDS PROVIDING YOU SELL
EIGHTY PER CENT INTEREST IN II
CHARLES PARSONS. NASSAU PLACE
EAST ORANGE, =. j.
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BROADWAY. 3l57. ~ r.sxiOo. Aug l,
lq1O-Hernan & Kedy Fichtcr TO kcdy
FIGHTER, 500 W i4sth ct: attys. Simon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-02
NOTICE

VIZ ADVANCE TIE PRICE OK JAN.
10TH. ltl. s5n On ONE-ACRE TRACTS
iu RIO Cr-n1e Acre Tract Addition that
aciulrs the n. a. 2 g. Railroad land
unt Was bought b, them for their i'm
mense ucH thyla. Tie price now is $500
r. ~ oH easy monthly payments. let
mo show Eos the Lui. lt @ll scl itself.
Good water rsat with each tract
SIZE aE AT ONCE
Gi.O. W DAELEY.
was. 1883. 70i walker Bank Bldg.
40
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-02

,,,>, r,,o-TI;S;r o : TI;S;r INVENTIONS. REGLsT En-
~ @d marks or copyrlghts. SEQ j. Nj,
Thomas. s0s Utah Savings Trust bldg;
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CONFINEMENTS

WILLOWS -MERE-SECLUSION. ApOP-
tIon. Flora ~ Phillips. zoos lith Eas,.
blks, below Sugar House. Hyland
1231-M. kiS4
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Real EState-TO Exchange

WANTED-ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE
FOR Salt Lake real estate. What have
you to offer? Bruneau-Hill Inv. Co.. 343
Main st. Was. 1858. kS15
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For Rent-Lodge Rooms

IS SS|r>~r.rs~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~
KENT, LODGE ROOM WITH
seHood floor. Apply room / Mackin-
block, h3401
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Dancing
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULsI
and aurist; spectacles accurately fitted:
difficult cases collected. 800 Continental
Bank bldg. R35sl
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FOR RENT
Reut-Houses Unfurnished

= GROOM HOUSE: ALL MODERN
|tss,sniences. with an elegant sleeping
IN: desirs bic nelshoorhood; Is min
y X35i6
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
LAUNDRTES

~ UEh DaNN S.AAsE. DAS Gle RE
Quested). No extra charge.
PALACE LAUNDRY co.
Office II West LIST South.
Oiucc ~ N. Second South. Was. 57gT.
Ofhce 10 L. Second South. Was 1881.
Ofnce ~ 4. Third south Was a7l0
Works 15s + Fourth South. Hyland
25C2 6G2
Laundry brought ~ otaces saves 25 per
cent cI7o3
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

TICFT-Y E71SRS1SfIT1 TS0SI - ~ = :
from Main; furnace heat; rent very
reasonable: phone Wasatch 5sls-R. 10
W. fth So. k2229
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CHINESE HERBS


YEE FOO LCN. c. II. D.,
Original Chinese herbalist and founder OF
the Chinese Herb institute, Denver, his
herb trea iment curing the sick by thou
sands. salt Lake branch, lis 3 Main,
upstairs over Hirschman5 shoe store.
Was. $3.50. Daily, u. N. TO 8 p. m.
TO S. Sunday 10 to p. IN, kl2s2
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Abstracts-TitIe Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS * TRUST CO., SUR
plus. 5000 abstracts and title In
surance. attend To all details In transfer
ring and mortg aging Land titles. Capital
1900. 600. 235 Main. 6252s
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
Ing, Insurance rate and warehouse with
any oteer rho superiority or the Key
ser sta age over all others IL vel.
known. keyser EIgeprOor Storage Co.
Wssatch 1893. b,4ls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-02

PATENTS SECURED AND II IDEAS ,asino DE
veloped. r. L. Horspool' N' 'h9iitiSs pisss
Bldg.