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Show 8 THE The INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, orld SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1908. Greatest Garden Midway between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles there exists in limited area There surely is one among them that will interest you. Please read the following items. Will instantly appeal to sound judgment. America for spot of all This is the cherished 400 miles from the Pacific ocean at an altitude of 1,664, in Lincoln County, Nevada. the world's greatest garden for vegetables and fruit-MOAPA VALLEY! Cantaloupes-the delicious Moapa cantaloupes-thirHere is the sunshine; all the year round vegetables grow and mature and fruit trees bear luxurious crops in season. farm, orchard, climate, soil and water. markets. eastern and York New Chicago, in famous already e are market, to vine from hours ty-six Maopa Valley Fruit and Produce Comyany CAPITAL STOCK, applied. each year entire 200 the 2.000 share $100 each our , Payment J profits are we The company will set 20 acre te orchard oe until one-half, ; 100 - acres, is in fruit Tin acres will be cultivated in vegetables until orehard ing earnings fruit $200,000; ; Zc represent one aere st $1,000 $100; balance monthly $190 until res 10 shares cash down comes $600 tnto « acre per to i full-bearing g bl veretable n is Th $300 po $u00 j to children your ehtidren hildren. Flere mick 1 SOIL, the WORLD. Americ ¢ MOST PRODUCTS-Veretabt R rir teYour ingroo orsOpportunity is tho eat curity enniie. nent five tiorye lous, LOW of a saving J ank put with an a he ae COME cent, 4 per that bank fruit- Srowing 0} vegetable- pices ioe al secur W york E N S T T OF Y S OF 0 W | A p L S ! ! : E R ! sane. Salvo. Chl) Seo eae The CHAS. iia. oaech Behind TYNG........ W. ek D. Merete. the and Lands: . Oo. SECR'Y, H. J. FITZGERALD TREAS., HEBER Sec'y., FOR JANUARY MARKET-PAY $31,000 TO M. Mgt. . Sav. & '' a frost : ni weet set < potatoe ef imone ; ra in Ne ; iv hig and ane sx full bearing vegetables, 4" fruit and low and +LbI¢ ind ire nearest re uit An approach to winter occa niovial Nght a uppl Ct . bk resore Nfantitic. i vall 1@ rokeruatiGncanth t ere Aretenilor ° oeehro of. 1 rhouma= Gi AF Land offer ti . four j 'b The ionit on itivntell nd Se erate sotra aie productivenc ov on ‘own. you sharehold 1 $1.000. \ ompany 200 of choice land andy of encumbranee: wtich: has‘+a casi: valu £200,000 the earning continuous. the shortage or erop tall Remember oi snsain or pone servgis soa vane no'water uy1 evetable ‘the frult In' the entire (tra e200 Of nd £0.000.: Aon d $100,000 low indud of is ;OlL-t rein l he blacl SOILL nexeellkled depth and quality the black { ind sandy lo Alluvial deposit, whiel the eae ee Sains oti ated vera Lion ‘Sed ; tai: le se evi : ati= Tiare : _ oo ' , ble In plant food WATER tArtesian water for domestt i wa i pt irpe clu e of Moapa River for Batl tt ford, bountiful « more when under. cultivation, "If any =i os re or stockholder eormes dissatisfied with their Investment after onally 63 nins the company's property, they ive their money. bac "ik with 6 per cent interest. be- permay Project VAN DIR., JOHN DIR., J. DIR., J. A. MELVILLE DIR., T. yaa Tr. we 100 oftabie DIR., ‘Attorney WELLS Utah p Directors: Capitalist LIVINGSTON ee produet < is ‘low $2400 and 10 iret vear $500 to $1,000; low Os aie ews all in. aimaitine ife Hinata D. SPALDING Co. Y. H. D. ONIONS le ettues ; Men V.-PRES., MOAPA prot ure owl Officers PRES., let hice i Sus LW yeet potatoi onlor rad)i , LOmALoe I | I , CEMCOI oY Arar rns ta . _ Upe peacnies 16 ape pea ip 1 ipple pony net orange lemons ‘ UI . \ Llmond . .2'C chestnut peanut Inut{ Pie above product rr entioned owing to the ee ou DeLana y lutel ahsy ‘ , 700 oy a Re Seva heey ‘ as ead: oes ACES Guaranteed CLIMATE: Mospe asriculturlite| Slant aiid ‘arrest permit. NO WONDER THIS LAND 1S} ‘ic'Ziriiscs ferttte'WeiteStoo te"#anit guile RISING. i RISING RISNG IN FAME. | | The pp Profit | on One Acre eee Dog ache realiz that thle Js eee the tut change in the raising. don't you see plainly th this is the propos pon whereby Se pay a tittle montl De , in where you can make your money Pp wi Aout eeraclttte your present employment? little about es E ; a ple T i , ¢ Ypportunit garden el nest can only of find investment here nd AIEEE Es iS will appear but once avery fat he oe veo ene ie , a ora . WOre folk ane on evers pena every hould caretul To ee AD See) ios etn aie women folks of the family can ae Spe t Say: Saher i] H G evtiremel ind and market vegetable all You reap thi mone vous doorstep your leaving without profit works for you. Jt and its earnings are in fe hands ether you are a farmer or a city man; w netine i \ rou | P PROMISING MOAPA $1,000 EARicreE Ont ean yield per Sunshine, her The ‘soll verage fmuft is eain(inaite $700 maximum, $650 The Model Orchard of America L { men i LOY 4 i NE that i nve your la er Ce or SS¢ m every $ 2 annual SO y it JU OF r 1,000 at vonderfu rrofit-be - offer iat ‘quires Recency (Petts eee a carrer ait fil time: Dut little money to start, ane C of ° ur s with dividends before five year No safer sq arnt n and CHARMING LOCATION! PSAP RaR TORE NCA TE: sales fuci proagucing ncome LY ' in ae Ionene ibele and ‘rie Be Independent ee ta tae ne EES Se Capitalist Banker BURTNER F. H. oa . SMITH & P. A. Salt Lake Route Agriculturist FITZGERALD ea ae ea e Irrigated Lands SENTINEL $1,200. PALMS AT MOAPA VALLEY. In most cases wealth and wealth-producing property are created by development or improvement, and it is in this respect the Moapa Valley Fruit and Produce Company will be in a position to get the most out of every acre of land by being always able to fully develop and improve to the very highest scientific degree of production, profits and wealth. In this pian of the law of averages we combine every business elea positive increase oi profits derived from the net returns of the ment which conserves the security of the principal invested against a total loss. By this plan all the practical sources of wealth will be united into many interests held. a fer et - UITZGRRAL a REPERENGE-Any sult tale CITY BANK Moapa t 3] or Fiscal Agent. Seliing' Utah Sav & Tr. oO. SUITE 425 ATLAS BLocK. FITZGERALD ALL SN | BROS. ET eae LAND fete CO.. SELLING Cup = Accepted : at re : at AX icin cuowd: nvene se aton of the arrival of the McBurney ee. Fe eer te Cancoil cup, Det C 5 ‘ : &« boys," <and z resen- | work among boys,' the > preset tation of the certificates to the young| by Governor the teachers: President Kingsbury of the the on. spoke who university, state the and in Utah of eaneatinn growth big share the association was doing. I. G White, director of the educational work, also. spoke setting forth the work of his department in the past and the plans for its growth In future certificates; of winners 42 o the Professor Byron Cummings then gave she it alae A flashlight picture ended the ere: po Se the TAKES ONLY T: THREE TO If and GET OUT Wik eT : Bill, Buffalo DAYS Our pleasure-loving citizens will. be coat interested in the announcement that | Con-} and West Wild Bill's Buffalo World of the Riders Rough of gress street] will visit' this city on Wednesday, com-)}September 9 The internationally fae | the. your plaint to the policeman, point out the| Inan who pummeled you and then! mous exhibition Madison Square comes Garden, direct New Clifford, that is of procedure Saturday evening he the proper|four brushed consecutive which against |the the road years. Wild is West identical from ror The part of battles train upen that given fist his into point clear Clifford's by face the street. himself out he troubles told ‘his Charles 4 he had Olsen. a-kick could not eomplaint. As a cured arrest rule the Monday, day, abor ee Tuesday to then Olsen can without. can be a| Will sault. is still i ee eee a necessary papers In town, , ste be arrested on it tour is c probable ‘the cHarge: abroad in he) of a8: ie stirring will hailed younger tures will story The m of | great West is his assoclateses tures, and at i ticipants scenes " n+ The clement six daily and Pv eaaniones ena ms tatiod under' > the wearikc tated Hazletttt. slong elite o Fda te + ama amateur * rs ¢ tt ha el oh . a I ------- 2 40 UNIONS AT vabor day. Trains ginning at 1 p. m. éand ookrh yg yet a hardes and| jy Indian arente| plainsman. delight! scenes the ~x-|their the new historic in. fighter, mont Indlan ‘ee "In thik domestic mal ore vocnti IF. > , of Rough Riders Horse Sense. barbaric war ne ah AOA facet are shown fea- na hown a wed in The ! an inter- the Mian ars Y cavery er ling eeforce and 7 Re anil! is . ne forms ‘ host' ¢ | realistic: Tye, reduction See oatactual ae | in customs dance re joatins: Ce Cod eeBattlot ee 1 t, ta ate lta conilie . ese eee "* eere . and drop our burdens and rest a little Lt it happens to be near meal time, the inner man must at once be attended to, or the outer man Is of no use: then we sally forth te execute the wall laid plan of the leader Crossing from Moon Creek gulch over the divide to Terry gulch, the sharp eyes of Ranger Poluskli. traced eee features In addition hovsemanship prepare A eae in' : : | nictie: "of torr Tif interest. i . Se Great a a Fé Hi 7 ns e features 5 Train Be have the L eave dW _ Dave es O t A er S ChnOoOisS h l Yhe cbming week will sce many of | who pursued. a classical course at : ‘ 7 the Salt Lake High school graduates | High school, will t ae up the stud _ * mm | > leave for colleges "and universities, | Uf agriculture at Yornell. untiversits i; . : "| where. Mz Cott vho. zradi bot i » ast. 2 < e Maurice Van ott, who gr to|Peth in Stnthe lees Bast and in the West juated from the selentific course in A the | Bach year sees more and more of the | 1907, will study engineering Walter | school work graduates in schools of taking higher ad-| ed-j| Brooks, | his include " sefentific work at the Michigan who architecture: who will of has will enter Roland Yale study law at the historic | him sproperly pre-| to Scoville, . studs who Cornell, - and t be ery pail NG a < aar ocr 5 5 of 0 | act, oe ] mals, ee Be be ver 16 recreate yollow-mudded was the Vorest te remedy, every means |high least the hills cheek jfight result a ee though paws we on fall- two to to a ruint follow gh ult a got ee occasional 2 mouths So él A our water- rthere for the appetile-glving. exercise jot climbing or descending: enormously Line or at possible, ind, 2ir ! glimpses-of bear-our ich pag tab ieee ean ne l reiitas unextinguishee. Pacing "Tt by SS eonst ne a ee ene ; . aitaeey Gody|c. oe of a|C™™P Bre brought To i a u to them, of | | ehs inces reach during for the the night fires, the crew and day, thet ~ with Calling for . o> ror eaders stan ee of Taced e he flere Sain's Pop ~~ : rhe eee d-for rain at last cam as far as was safe, Inhaled the smoke | Jt .W25 .welcome, for. It" saved™ to''the eri te mporary retreat. was combule | COumaie ne doubt, scores of sections SCHOOL NOTES | _ Taylor, half-back team on the will will) chool, the ‘and \ tien onan among Ohi Wimmer rj Will. ri Tracey being beni 7 v. Bradley, and "Bua" Bud" "Redge' sory, Working with shovel and mattox to smother and check the advuneling tongue of. fire, or by building dre| trails through - the prevent its further La-| ent Frank team. samie Besides these there are many svrade school, star egistered at oO quirrh, or High part last fall, year, as ‘school this full-back onthe Whieclings ud fi or a thy t Dees - d la Ore he rain e ries: mot . | Syn 3 iagu i cen:} eat) erueasiiel ignite oe e es oe I On| eC are CM MOH Pn trolled roller oe robbery -|fayette High ra as which HIGH Hold- will expressly a | vanced will 1 Train and tuz DOClnaceTTUChina | history as to subduing fortune --- ' d; G ig train eg IMPORTANT other|night, and abler Hich present upon the ofPri the ¥Y : Youngs, = : Wallace, TRAINING s. Business, College p ‘ rinin In shertnand,‘ writin 1B, poor re eping, " legri aphy unburned spre ading ‘Long the distance ‘cop portray grandeur witneased fires forest, of the Webster; Matt Gallagher and) a ‘ aa te . Farrel Gallagher of the Hamilton George Snyde ' 10 ha returned! 1 j aa't -| from Nevadu, where he ha ecn fol the summer Hi vill again be found, at the High se at Buffalo Bill entertainment as} ucation and this year will be no ex-| will enter Armour Institute of Chicage, sc : | of its aim to present historic | ception to the rule. Among these are|Gordon Douglas, who will go to HarThe Ts incident to the c est of the|T a : . , S ae ineiden o e conquest of the | headore Wolcher, vard 1 oO eal hi SJ A 33% Carol -best ? , who . will continu t i gain aro - Biniz, dL TLL, | the These West. /!ar "The Battle of eee a weet mM | oe le S and picic aS fn moke | M Bruin, uncomfortably overheatstars oat 7 ae = ne hax ne = Z : a water ¢ so i cosloa fhe lage and himself or herlreslacttiisod uank Jere w tone sent The Great Train. Hold-up," a | some one's carelessness with et Whe Ae eat ae | scenic display of great; beauty has|fire, cigaret or pipe, that the for: That no man was lost, crippled or been provided and there will be a AAT Cn Mn Da Gey Graal fate | ules "a falling timber. or burned to fnaimloticaratrealiatioiocomotiwves an aR OREUM Cia IGT Math orenire death, the men owe to the cool Jevel{all the outward: semblances of a Ser eras eRe ali flog han Gr rien rship of Uncle Sam's for- c| cdent a as usual, be made up of horsemen . eons! dirs os re y from eyery clime, our own native 0 , , "} P, j Fae boy Hs with SyREnT ents trians in rk reat feats and displays of | at o es | typical ography Ww DSiie>= Mmandwenantucot an: > ) pis scenesoe "Both. oct atonee in some instanees the parr Ace drawn from the Fearn orlginal a with es . The Horse With sroductions Histor. )a opencalr Tuatha ame BB, - neal are Congress SSevening demonstrations. eine two AtAt tyg theof || Special Pt.~ the same time t wastman School . and with told by Buffalo Bill |in a series # of of vivid v equestrian: daring. these SEHR of 10 years witnessed past. To the Wild} | Bncclally ingegratine: the of the development September to the : a new « which Colonel William an Ame rl- }falo Bill') justly ‘ re five features be Conduct School of Photography. "= : : oT The C. R. Savage company an"a ; Sehool s g % Bi of Beoteceaphy Sues Parente 8 brings practically by those who haye hibition in seasons e*-|4id this | Monday will\ 19) 9¢ W ere If the complaint is issued Tuesday and) the negro, believed to be Ben Johnson, , , years hold-up fame-and Sarl Four admitted that) {ts many : said he | novelties but complaint ere get the public. : Clif-|West home as practically dust| hibition. It has not made Patrolman) negro ; but atic his | beat- Wheh of the to" coming, the shoving and Ing it down ford picked avon Western Incident exhibition . the arm of a gent of color at pyehe unm|at Madison Square Garden, and which, ; avenue and Commercial stre ‘he |}teh New York press declared, Was colored mau didn't like it and SWOre,|the best entertainment "Ruffalo Bil" | at Clifford Clifford asked him whal} has ever presented during the 25 year he en by n, he one penne "ar the Wild West has been before fhe iniéne, made af mail wud! itis tittine that Colonel hould present a reproduction program presents with Genii Contant sole participant VAGRCRRGDDOETICR " Marry riot heavens, sending columns o s! a aoe : ue the moon and e Drees ' ae wand ite t ‘ us e Sap : by Prices cater (trun ahem ihe . Burke Union Paecifie." wherein is accuratel ee h cf}, scenes of a hundred one iNustrated 41), men as the | white with the depredation wail three days to swear out a com-|City, where it began its tour thi Paint against the man, According to| spring, after having been abroad for method - Major COMPLAINT you are assaulled on eaten up, just tell CO,, particulars Here a mea ae ofES coe Leee eae were cael | tacks neice |Deere forest reserve, east Spokane, unextinguished camp fire had ere eaten its sushing on armed with shovel and!) way up a little ravine yread to both [ee : Ae mattox = to tight the flames, whieh dehillsides. then = over the ere entire dlyide }streyed thousands of dollars' worth of to Terry gulch, Two Mile and Cz timber and at one timo threatened hill, an estimated acreage of about 16 lo raze the camp in which the smoke-)sections of valuable cedar, Nr, pine eaters were quartered | and tamarack timber Clambering up the steep hillside | ‘So one does not wonder at the through the dense tangle of under-! United States forestery department } brush, over burning logs, beds of hot| straining every nerve to check so deashe and into volumes of thick] structive an enemy to fine lumber as moke, the men lost no thme to reach| forest flres are }the fire line. Chai les Hardee who | "The humorous and enlivening vein by enjoyed was ‘fighting te tells this | of forest fight thick of the vas in the tory In deseribing the attack and che | witnessing onderfeet falling inte by sharp a log; while anit ereeks flames the to check used methods eyes finding the trails of for- |] mountaineer the of monarchs old "Majestic est, Whose swaying limbs scem to pro-/all sorts of wild animals, such as bear | tect against their domain being in-|cougar, deer or bobcat, how, being | trude d upon by this mortal enemy five-driven from one section to another tire, are one by one caught.at the ba ithey had crossed the ‘burned over. ov by their over-reaching Hmbs, and, |semetimes with enormous bounda, shod, leather being not paws, into|their up Mare Corche immense like or Mr. how ashes; hot the fecling lighting up the of flame sheet « high sided over the. program. After a tenor solo by M. J. Brines, John Dern, | who brought the cup from the Past, resents 2 ‘ "as piece wie Sco Sa aoin tials P s é Be eee eae by Sam for Pixton, Cutler and LAND ede address | Spokane Wasl sept 5-"Up.; | boys, up! Koll out! Get up, every | i last one of you Quik ik into your) | shees, and hit the fire line! Chis hurry call was sounded at Placer Creek Summit in northern | ldaho early one morning In the middk of August and before the echoes lost| | the mselves in the hills the Untted |) | | Local ER Fa See eecaes BROS. further Life of the Forest| Ranger Association ng . send His Dangers in Fighting Fires . Exercises case AGENTSsatrtaxzg cerry, vran RECEIVE THE TROPHY. MEsBurney D 425 Atlas Bids. sale i ake City. | V alley Fruit @ Produce Ca rents givees tyr pen- Summit Springs, ui a|}school of mines, Davis 5 ter. anship ancth Indredrye subj¢ ree 1 ye at Houghton, baa Mieh :\5 Sherwi n. Davis, ‘04, who wi if entel : | pantormimic . me ere and The | Maurice Critchlow, who will join his) Berkeley eu See eG ONO BPs ats $7.00 per} Great Train Hold-Up"" and * ‘The Buitwo brothers, Francis and George, at Among the girls who will go ast Compare cost courses.. faculty and.| ; dit- -Hunters of the Union Paeifie. Princeton, where he will study law; |are Edna Jennings and. Gwendoly") equipme mt with other business schools, | 7 > " p . 5 Fs ‘The Battle of Summit Springs i tdward Snyder, president of last} Tripp, who will take their advanced ali opening September §. LAGOON {will depict one of the most thrilling year's graduating class, will take up work at Smith. and Frances Cowan Sr Cnn every hour, be-|cpisodes in Indian warfare. It has|the mining engineering course at the) who has picked out Wellesley sa her \ complexion. satin srpooth and fair ‘been fittingly designated as a triumph | Michigan school of mines; Carl Snow, |new alma miuter, jets en by Satin skin powds 4 tints toBE de Geestice As blankets, | so of e tools and es ae ae ee aan sae TAKE YOUR CHOICE "Blanchard" Butt eh the Dated and sealed at | no. equal fought awe-inspiring wwe-iInspiring men | | fail to fullyof] danger pencils than ours spot, are necessary to ; crew a their or dr brush of valuable not-a man. in our crew but timber, heartil and vele i heartily welcomed it: for tha reason. reas : that ; move = food %a camp, | © "Bu d" {a "Hazelnut" stufis | some; The very ereamory. ; best Has teks "brand. qioderate pr ric Sty vUL le? ca t but equal toa a Bene r butter on Sealed dust-proof pacic- sold Butter. cheap a Pure sealed ar pac id mene te upon their backs, from one scene of|. We guarantee all of our products, ae < . , © dying cut conflagration to enothe r still} they eon. t sult you, we Bive , C ack 2a burning uncontrolled, can the reader | AATeRe ace tatl are three brands ae Imagine the confidence required tu . a Olesome 5 . l |; but there ts a difference Sy sm follow the leader, who is always 4) Sold by nearly all te nrica eri United States ranger, as he leads the SEN' C ‘REAMERY co. JEN way up hillsides, eee or sary "How down the steepest through thickestat eee theacing urging them ing5 spe ll the kind of| kind xind ofof| FREE DELIVERY EXPRESS crowding,| wreer Expre on, Jealous of the breath-| 72% ™berger Express ae 5 y Lake and Ogden. Ags hard climb makes Either phone Sixt " é : nee eces7 . ‘i 9 000 A < between Salt our : agent, rains. his ; call ef ‘Follow me,1¢e,. bove boys, know this" timbe rowe HW," or: ‘down 40 UNIONS AT LAGOON Délow ds. water, boys," Insples s the m in| Labor day. Trains eyery hour, baWith. renewed courage id strength to} Siuning at 1 p.m, : : continue. the ‘itieome: climb or deSPMENT Tee ho scent rere Binding zal Blanks, ‘VWinafly a spot suitable for ¢ amp Ta ares ee Poh Bi ane ulin gs, Tr'bveached near a mountain spring. We geuth Salt Tabs "Clty. Bene: ie ta |