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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
.'NEW KAM!d!2E; F:lh,bERS;; :.

which the dovsrnlhsht May. ADOPT tor
F:;.l 5:l.!'', &. 4. 1::the Nayv;..,#>:: s:.i
|F'Atonse.. of ths';;larss' ph,Ksl ,dtseaY-
cries made 'by;f the z a "a tnns & Kmer-
|:icaahas; warshis Ut; It'd fx1lt bf the
war iwith'spaa1 kAgs tthat' the ;;mechan-
Heal, raHge'nndets with '! NNhiehiil the
amsricahs hhipa AI!wers, ;eqiitRped !!Nsre
practically uselesslain an. actual i, en-
gagement. Nonetufthe range finders
produced bytffnvent6rs .attenptipg to
:oyerco1nl, the evils et che pTesent,sys7
|tsm, haveSaA get bseHi adoppta'a q It
Ills not ~ likely thar the; goyenn!neht Mill
|}be.:in any hurry;ito adopt any. at is
known.. however; that, many .of: the, Of
;deers who ,haye, :Wit nesyed the .nFelim-
EF.tnary tests, ot ap INSTRUMENT lust; de-
Xiisedq: by .a.goHhg engiheer IL the, Navy
/ have BEEN favora by. Impressed with
the simplicity, strength and accuracy
I of the appliance: In its general prln-
ciple this new range finder is quite
like one now nFuse in the French
army, except for variations necessary
to raAet,the different conditions Of ma
rine warfare. In the present, device, a
/! cube Of glass about two feet long is
painted on one side with: silhouettes of
objects Of various shapes, and Sizes,
from ships to forts: This glass cube is
mounted on sliding Scale marked'ioff
|'in yards and, feet. In order to get the
range of an object it is only necessary
for the person using; the instrument to
move the glass cube UP Or down the
scale as the case may be until the OBJ
Eject to'be attacked isthe same size as
the corresponding. figure onr;the, glass.
The. number on the sliding scale: OPP
posite WHICH the glass cube stopped is
the distance, Of the object from the
point Of observation. The elevation Of
the point Of attack is then; figured 'by
Ia comparison OF thesdistancez4 with. the
dimensions of the figure: onthe. cube to
which the point Of attack was brough
to agree. This methpd Of determining
range is still crude, but it is certainly
original, and many naval officers say
I that it can II; time Enthusiastically be
developed intoiiaa. very ingenious and
expeditions method Of arriving: at the
distance andiheight Of the objectIto be
tGed upDn.r ;.,-:i5 ~. -! al 1. -!
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are Plentiful. Their initial energies
Pre- so great that they certainly would
tlter ths; st EAls les,uh Nh eadit iaIlfn
Prof. Willis Moore, the presspt head
Of the weather bureau, while not In
dorsing such experiments. has express
ed himself as believing such a plan p
scientific possibility. In the absence
Of any authenticated reports he de-
clined, when spoken to some time ago.
to go on record as for or against such
hn idea. Buts that 8 counter disturb
ance could be thus created which might
react ON a storm seems to be 2 posi-
,bility only. e. be, shownito he .uneound..
ed after actual test. " - r',''-- 80 :-
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MYSTERloUs-ELE

3. Francis :Rychn ows;sk,. "a mechanical
:engineer Of Lembergy,, Austria, has dis
/ Covered a strange ahd,!very subtle=mat-
ter, which he has called y. electroiay' p
because of certain affinity with cleo
tricity. ,Electroid, produced ibyra.spe-
Eicial apparatus built BY the inventor, Is
obtained by the dissolution of certain
matters under, the influence Of the
electric current; ~ y. ~ 2
It makes noise. and at the Same time
1'sa refreshing scent and cool breeze are
Ii'experienced;, This discovery induced
Mr.. Rychnowski'i: TO make. a. machine
,eanable Of. refreshing the: air. to, SUCH
"a, degree. that Those present during, the
|exlp9 s had the feeling, that. the
window was open, although this was
not the case: Eisctrofd il very cry subtle
matter, but iftt'ssesmns; to BE a duid;; and
it can be gathered and preserved;
while calling ;;pn s5aaa.-plata it ..tehects in
"a shape ofeshining sheayes"";;Tl be con, !
emission S :appointea hi =the Aus r4ap
Igoxernment 'aP siunesttgathe this dis
|! eaYery.i report ed!ithatl under the: .nfiu-,
iIiIAnlfe ofoeleet.oidi: plants gram .rapisiy,,
& and il.t the buds :pf, AqVerssulnalas Hhile'
one is looking at them. Electfoid. All
initiates microbes. and thus preserves
organic matter. These are physid;,
logical influences pf elestroid. j,
Among ,;mschaniieafs phenomena the
combustion ffetorfsd that: the inf111tenea
1ot etethoid YsFEhot stopped. aye:an 'bs BY 1
n:btiee With anal laaa2: rtiat 1T aatrseetiss
solid bodies and makes; them shine IKE
,h'noonaight +:is; fmakes: them mo5yiesssAnd
i,attrant Other bodies; \: anally
aets onIphpt osranhic piatelsisand DID f6}-.
tdtucss sharp and :distincr.llnessJ, Such as
..iMNe5aa II eEmerl peaaIsle= only with b.
Ys''Y ;ppRsffpl lens The conesl
the ls :eolrmg!tsafFoaI was that Mr.. Rych7
nowskf rs discovery, will play a great
part sA 4pplded to- tp1itstTE sasyHs' ahe
aase With tha dl4co TsarS nj lis nnuhtry..
man, Janatssczepa ss-tondi 81: Sketch.
'.,Ft fsNTs.-SF
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04

walls OF d. real estate office: IT went
'!ts:s Dusinsss FightIhere anu tue.
ose yas,ane ofrus eolnlheucett' ~ etAe''
sne saass'teppefs fesa'ne4 ne ~ =
'+ ,. ol. an .nAs ss rs ~. ana 80 "a
pe e cams,ies'n: ~ IT. sae s "a
iys Il; stss ~ ata s a ,i
h a.: ths So, deiiverer. He wears elvlc
er9Wn OF dwarf oak leaves. because t TIE
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
Devices Used b'y,a| Westsrn. People, to
Save. Thsir Homes. I'll. .a.s - .s sss..


,iaeeuti to thesvillage. Then she turn
FsedFA twtster loose and headed 1t for. the
cannon, holding down the: western end
Of, town. The: sclentist--he has his
gr!'aaid1 lei now waited until the thing as
s l, pEoper prop rtionp. The ce 3iHl
81 and all Others betook themselves to
their cyclone cellars ana left the 'recck-
less man to his own' devices l'sThey
were taking no 'thances;f Either they
| would have a. town or"1.not; SO they
\ promptly shit; beneath the earth and
said astf 'Aer'yo ',;;l.@,,s 'i,a,i.. .@.,;s,,l.
1.-The artillsrist pointed .hlsg. weapon
at the; advancing, storm. Ared;a shell
With a TINE fuse into its midst. and ~!
the thipg folded |I W likR map 81 II, the
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died. Thedector even gagesme up and
wonders how Lever. Lived. : : : III:
z.-...aEEayxreseakoe.,llrs IT. : inkham'aa advice
at Lynn, Mass, and took. her medicine
and began to getrell,. I toelseversl
bottles Of the Compound and used the
Sentative Wash, and esn, truly ray that
I am cured. You would hardly know
me, am feeling. and looking so well.
Lydia =. Pinkhants' Vegetable Com
pound made me; whats1 am."-MRs.
J. F. STRETCH. q 4e1. MECHANIC ST.,
CAMDEN, N. j. 81 .l5ss 49,.
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-''f'i 80 - !. 49, -. n J;
How Mrs. Brown Was Helped.

~ must tell yonthat Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
more for me than any doctor. .rq,i
VI was troubled with irreguia1
menstruation. Last summer ]; ;hegan
the use OF your Vegetable Compound,
and after taking two bottles, I have
been regular every month since. I
recommend your medicine to all. -
*MEs. MAGGIE A. Brown, WEST Pr
PLEASANT, n. ]: ,, .s.s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04

plosive Of lowly powers compared to j
number Of others. As I matter Of fact
i've TIT at iiisss1 T sas @I
|H| )|IIthEf.|::;;;;l ;;|E|;;k;|tII11A|E;;::|||
pecting anything to be started
s ri sski + Il s sAf e =,
ing Of an empty can which once held
P 81 Is saSfR ss & asfsFi s3s
a'Isit|Iliai ss i az q IA 1]s,ss
ssa ss'i6R a'i. abs|s Isl " !, 4
much more powerful than The common
slsd J. sea sstIas n esz .s|
in sheetsend the wearer, Be. IL Is Is.
danSers Of extinct1o without benefit 81.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04

T.. You Americans call things by. such
queer names" said the Englishtnan.
.. tWhat's wrong nov? p asked the
New Yorker. -, :, ,..s
Why call these things elevators.
when they take people down as often
as they. take them: up?". 49,
well. what do they call them in
your country?''. ~ Il. m u:
1--we call them lifts. %" $500 = :I fs'
well I: can't see that the word lift
expresses their use any better than
the word 'eIevator.'"'9' %'Ss:
Oh, yes. it does. Don't you know
you can lift persons down as we'll as
,lift them up" onkers Statesman
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..Answered.

( Sunday School Teacher-Yo have al,
heard of Admiral Sampson. New. Net
us talk Of the Biblical hero Of the same
name. With What did he Stay the, Phil
istines? Tommy, do you know?
e Tolnnly-M- m-ln-er- m-m- ' t-,..s
Teacher pointins to his own ja1Yo-
) What's this?. !, LIFT, ls
i Tommy Suddenly. brightehing)-o!
yes. ,Jawbone Of Il jackass!-S Standard
and Catholic Times. ,,s.t..i - -; ~. III.
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in uterus, ovafies
were affected Hnd
had leucoFrh|eea.
II had my children
very fast and IL
left@eyerYw@ak.
"A, year agoI Was
taken with food
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
rAre: Yoa UsinR AIlen,. Foot. Eaaie 7

!. ! Are foa Using Aliens Foot-EascF
: It.. is !. the only cure for Swollen.
smartfng, Burning, Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. :! At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE.,l4Ad-
dress, Allen s. Olmsted. Leroy, NJ. Y.
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EDUCATIONAL.
iNf UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DANE.

N0TRE DAME, INDIANA. r.
Classics: Letters, Economics and History.
Ciyii; Mechanical ard Electrical Engineering.
saa
-! Rooms Free. Junier or Senior Year Collegiats
c9 ~ e Rooms tS Rent moderate charge.
=; hSs E,s 81 HAN for boys under - 80
Cataogut Free. Address, :.
Z REV, A. M0RRlsSEY. C. s. C.. President
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fLirrER TO ms. riNxRAx 10. z0.I6s1
A&I wsgs su6erar, from 1I6ale wdak-
sMs. HaSka ~ = u As the
4enses came, I suffered dreadful pains
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-04
Her Gentle Hint.

Z Her Gentle Hint.
p Tramp-CansAxEet:a bite staeat!2s!s' ~ ",
eLady Of the House-Yof can get q.
bite, but Tge, Win Idol The eating. 44Chi-5
so necoro' ..:ss,ss as.cs. tsx..s IT, vi:
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rhe curfe RsiaRRaAR'' eass lasst hight
,fsd 1e It rs9 Ras atss' as a
Sreeport Bullss,a.EF 4 a.sesy 80 90: r
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. sas|al 's'FE4 q 'li|s{- '.S

Aaist Of Patents Isaucd East Week to
u Northwestern Inventors.
twilliam Bell, Dodge Center. Mimi,
manure loader; John A. Elliot, Butte,
Mont, electrical hotsair heater: JossPh
Krudenfie!d, Madison, 9. b., account
book; Elbridge- and l. Hask5ns, De.
Toit, Mimi, Clothes conveysr Ell Nwashs;
i6g machines; Robert II. Lea, Dwight,
s.. D., harrow.
tsMerwin. Lothrop & Johnson Patent At.
forneys. 910 Pioneer Press Bldg. st. Paul
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children ssesslae s1ies e sas
ANIMATION alays pain .curcs wind collie. 2Sc bottle
st-X 8 SJ9$ sNf,x ES,y''-si g9's
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sss 'af,i ir i1'Jt sss che
and for . small consideration, on, the
basis Of q monthly stipend, offered TOT
keep the premises harmless. His idea
was tbssateDt uc,invl vaahdsriak cyclone;
which might be pointed at the village,
re haH ssvsral old cannon. condemned
s = v ss.ss1 = lg sss.
neryite elanti egliAnywhere south Of theI
Kansas line. 60 the implements OF Wigs
.,'99 ~ e { III siflk{ ,ppcil,
6nsr tf0Si1s lit Tn sl ~ m
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q DO Your Feet Ache and DSxRS
4 Shake into your shoes. Aliens Foot
Case, IL powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight and New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Gorns, Bunions, Swollen, ;. Hot and
weating Feet. At all Druggists and
shoe Stores, Csc. Sample sent FREE.
address Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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While 1t cannot be said that high
explosives hurriedly turned loose INTO
the middle Of tornado will divert tie
storm so that 1t will forget its date 10
wipe out village, it is none the less
true that men of science have long
considered this as a scientific possibly
ity. On the high seas tornsdoss .talte
tAe y Ml4asne of staterapdtuti.I JIHhaE sane
Se6nditions which envfron tofnado,
the same direction to the spiral movs-'
ment Is present in the sea twister. Tue
centripetal force on the sea has the.
eject OF sucking up the.water as in tAe
lAada fernadb, thaSaaata fragments pf.
buildings. etc., are sucked in and toSsr
,fdsmay be ssfromsthe original sise.
In this age the nature, causes a&l
measured force Of a tornado are prof.
lens no longer. The men in the wealth
er department cannot yet check Or pk-
vent sdSh storms; Aut.they cdhY A(a 10
RRseN them' kita dp6 Ns GcSr-
,l1l l 9his s.l IT, s a|s hA e|B IL
ances are apt to happen. But when
Magellan sailed the seas with onlysa
couple 24Small vulverins-a small can
sphlR|a Ano warship of today would
MtEN Twas the belief of all gold
H. U 1t cannon shot fired into, "a
#atsfsp6nt would terminate the actfy-
ity of the said spout. ~
History contains numerous pooSfy
authenticated instances of the efficacy
Of this treatment From a purely
scientific standpoint the thing appeirs
to be feasible. If conclusion of lie
atmosphere could be scientifically ga
Grated of sufficient force to interrupt q
s 4; Of aature .tAeagood old dane
would become SO surprised she wodld
FORGET to early fodt her antentions. TINS
{s; e. gEe4ne ST a: TIE idea of uM
ling high explosives for the embA-
'rassmstt Of ffiasHfe swsikseHin tantruSn.
sRaXa e aklahe 9 s ,s.qsms are of e.
b :taxs xhet.the lahdif;was first throAp
S ses 3 ' eslusBs sss n away
gobtled Ut py &u1ets1aesrars." Nowekt
would s s!se e de ,fqg,aRew territory 30
become u4duly quiet, sothe racket his
been transferred to the domain ~ Ma
elements. So it befalls that towns N
Oklahoma are never certain of retain.
ing their sites for a whole summ&
Some CARELESS tornado may give TIE
mayor TIP office to change his oficAl
| quarters to an adjoining section ,Bi
land, heretofore peacefully occupiad
by claiher.
Now,dosn there the one thing wht4h
| w eT1P5 8 SSS FEsT1 fs The eamRi4
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.-seondItl6ns5.s -atmospheTlc
V1s,4ep}K, ffsad MI sQ H.
aeslred occupancy of a neighboI,s re.
= 81; e =: :sf,npl'&Es 's'{ ad 4 D
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10
GAME A ROARING FARCE.
Salt LkeX N, c. As Beat ogdens by a
Score Of 10 10 o.


y. ~. C.. A.. Is. ogden. o. was the
story of the game yesterday.
way up the llnc 40 ogden yesterday
Afternoon ono 0f the funniest games 1f
football ever played outside uf o. vuuiua
willie show, was lnHuHumtul. The y.
". e., A. team iUurucyDi Co ogden ana
CouHlr'H event, NldL Weir was simply
not in u lu comparison 90 the story
IN the nrst place Manager Pulvor
apparently ARRANGED tho game and thnn
hsuNrl HlEh uf r.lluf and promptly
forgot all about H. The pigallu chase
h1l not been advertised ut pll tho
ground was not laid out ana mo team
not UNun notified, or nt least u looked
that way when tho ogiona had 60 bore
row ~ II. G.. A. man 90 nll up o. sop
ln thrlr dcmurnllgoi ranks.
a new ball had not even hCcn pro-
yidad for the salt iakorH 20 worry
The game did not start until nearly
o o'clock, and then nH the shades uf
evening hcgan Co fan the halves were
cut down 60 % minutes each way. Time
was ultimately called, however, after
twenty minutes nlnyi ogden was ole
lowed 90 possess the h1t Just twice,
whcrrupon thoy gained exactly four
yards 400 told ON the other hand the
Chrlsunns simply did no. they liked with
tho oval and h1ttCd away with n Vim
and ton yard strides, NolH Mnrkntu
varied INV monotony with % beautiful
20 yard run Tor touchdown, but hc
was recalled owing Go the fact that
mn ogden mon WINS uu-Hilo. aud the
referees whistle blown un the ball was
snapped. Weather, light and time per.
hitting every man, Including the full
back. would undoubtedly have scored.
~ % Dr.. tho Ogden team, since the
Denver game. has hll gone 10 pieces
while tho absence uf Cant, Rcckwlth
has lott them like ship without a
"' rRc lineup OF the two teams was as
follows
Y.M. CA. Ogden.
Ostlor ........., IL, y, ,.,,.,.... Jones
Hrnrotu ..,,,.., l.. r. .,.. Whitehead
start ......,...,.., l.. q, ..,,. Hulmston
"a. Erncrmnn ...,. G. ......,." Henry
nm .....,.,,,.,.. n. q. ...,...... Gum
smith ,.,,,,,.,.., u. ~ ,.,....., Hatch
Scare ,,.,.,,...... a. ~. ...,. Mcdrcgur
a. Mnrrotta ..,,., q, d. ....s..ss, casey
williams ,,,,,. l.. ". n, .,., HnnHtori
n. Mnrgotu .,. n. n, u. .,,,, knlaeloy
Augustus ,,.,.,.. H. -. ...,..., ucigcr
Touchdownn-He 2, Ncls Mar
gets I,
Gonla-IIonr0tln 2.
OmcinlH-ilefcrOo, J. Allon Wheat
umpire. Mr. Marshall Of ogden.
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support az ouf own H'iI0rH 1ul ihH
dlHIntnrWnnt and rUiltu iH iHU United
EiHfHa of over 1900 HHIii.H Hll uINil-
ilns who diUd in thc s.t..u m.nl a.r.
NIcH iu cuba. Porto lteI. HtuIu end
thU lhNup,uef.
Oen. Luiiuatun n.No % goo 90 thirty
seven vessels now included DOB iHD ulnfs
iuft N0Ut During lhe IE.II N.lr th
NOiH have cnrfiud -n-,'tt r.rIuH he-
tHD0n Cuhn. Porto lurH. Hawaii tho
Philippine lgllud1 uuI u" luItol
aut.. Ail th.1 hlH BEEN Accomplished
without tho IuH1 or M lnHIU lli' inrpuHn
thIH account rhorg h1tu boom carried
.i..a animals and hol.l toms of ff'IghL
Th. work nf mnllltiou un4 rHUYuailugt-
l0u accomplished ln cuba HuI Porto
Iur0 bios boon imm"n1n NJ hHH lu0ltIs
ni che construction uf WHinIWufEa. tn'
rebuilding md purifying nI Ifl1NNa
und ode building VT WhnHF"H IuI CI.Ius
iug whole towns and riu.H
iu thc Philippine Two distinct lrWI'l
have boon landed nnl ul" rHiufu.l
90 the United states Ihe hHnillnH NJ
This Erclt force has been no"HmrIIHi. d
with rman delay ln fHrH Ht EIgNt HHs
Htnrlof lack of whut 1ul lnrdInE
facilities, ana Iu the uf one" lu many
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about sixty per cont Of that Of che boil
or.
a hydraulic ryatem which 90 rc-
ported iu rive Tuu1 rruit1 boo several
Scotch clllIeHHs utmiin two column.
uf water On table ihH place uf n pump
piuurCr Ht uun anI OF Pine wlll upsf-
ntu "a rimr.r 8t thc othOr enc, IN thir
system nn ruriuo Hn .h0 surface lH
coupled hy soaring f1 two hydraulic
cylinders iu which work two piunser
with one wlt'f pho Huupiul % gIrl
cylinder 40 tne bottom OF the HhUft
there are four moro hydraulic cy'lndcr
and piunrufa of BALI she nrca ~ those
On the rurfHce. lhu four piurrerH unior.
ground tuunl lu uuI Go those un the
uurfucn, and lu between these ana
coupled direct hy cfoaa. head nru the
pumps haircll and piunggfa Hy thi1
method No ~ claimed Un efficiency uf tA
Dor cont ~ the horse power 10 tho
steam cylinder of the cugino on tho
Furfuro hua bvru made available Tor
actual duty ln thn pump below This
system in o. deep SHAFT would evidently
ho costly tn Install and probably give
difficulties ln maintenance. while there
a. room Tor doubt whether the efficiency
claimed Cor 10 could ha realized.
So nr HH efficiency guHH the most
economical system of course would hn
Go Install both engine and boiler below
ground. Thus losses nY condemnation nr
leakage would ho nsdurrl Go mimi
mum IN case The lumn pluur0u
were connected direct 90 the engines.
either t1 tho HrnnkHhuft hy means or
connecting rods ur to nu extended rod
the total efficiency developed ln tho
cylinder of the engine should Doc fully
ID per cent. oft tha boiler horse power.
This arrangement. however, To- though
economical would hD often impnctIcH-
BILE. IN tho case ~ steam engine
burning coal 30 thn foot uf deep aunft
the matter " guttInH down fuel mlTht
be easily solved. hut thuro would Boz
ashes Co romuvc und the amount 90
room needed Cor the plant might not
be easily secured.
Probably % rnH cnglno directly
coupled Go o. pump would be- tho most
economical arrangement iu the present
state m engineering practice. Small
pumps working against low heads ore
already ln place ln miuUr. ono such ut
% hltuminuus coal mine in Pennsylvania
b. reported Co handle $500 gulH. OF winter
per hour through 900 foot OF 3-lnch
pipe olryutlnr Do 20 foot. nt total cost
NJ liit cents uvr day. The application
NJ the rnH ur gasoline engine 60 20 hlgh
uuty pumping plant oncrH Tow dim
rultlUH.
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waahIuston Nov il.-rho annual re-
port OF sce1nl AHHstaut 'osimtvtcr-
General shnlcnborger just made pub-
uc. urrca tho handling Ut mills Boy
pneumatic tubes 90 c1nroftcd ccntofs
of population. Recommendation Dr. made
Cor 10000 Tor construction, tl7' thor
with f1li 900 for thH pneumatic tube rya-
tom Cor The next nHeIl YcHr. Tho de-
uartmgnt has invited proposals. for care
rylng mail by automobiles iu Chicago.
M roHultH favorable Go the automobiles
arr gained from this tost 10 Dr. probable.
rays tho report that automobiles otrni-
unlY Wiu supHrcrlv screen wagons Zoo
many larger cities and nlH1 tnko thr
place uf electric mail ears f0r carrying
malls where automobiles 1ru permitted
Co nun hH fact OH thH cars Con, Shat.
louhefTyr's estimates Tor tho ugNt NHc1l
wear nrrrvF1tD fi1lii. b00. of which tI'i-
$4,000 ls Cor railroad tran. uHri1uHn.
SO estimate Do mGdo f1r special flHt
mail facilities. The usual rCcuwmUnu1 o.
lions urD renewed Tor compelling pub
llahorH Go separate uccond-clnHB mnll
fuHffYr
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SOME SURPRISING
LINEN OFFERS
Just few Specimen Price, but enough to create stir
in tho Llnen Department this Week

100 dozen unbloachoi Turkish Towels.
worth Zoe. Th.H week at each
&C
Heavy Cream Table DlmaHk with rcd
border 60 inches Wide, Regular price
Doc. Iust Tor thIs week three yarde FOR
yi,oO or pgr yard
1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10

Cincinnati. Nov "a bloody fight oc.
CURED on the Newport track this me-
tornoon Just before the last race was
run. Dan Murray, the wcll.knuwn race
caller and form boukman, was attacked
by Curlry Brown. formerly starter nt
the track. and badly beaten up. Tile
nFht took place IN n room under the
grand stand nnd there are many conr
dieting stories about trouble.
IL IL claimed That Browns two
brothorr-in-l law. who are assisting
gtnrtcr Mailman nt the present meet-
ing. were with brown when he at
tucked Murray.
Thc trouble 90 the result " an old
prudrr which sprung up between Muir
ray aud Brown on tho Canadian circuit
last aummor Murraya face was cut
In several places and h0 also received
q doep cash on the side OF the head.
Murray lH in "a serious condition az his
hotel IN this city. brown LETT tho track
nftor the AFFAIR. but was later taken
into custody and placed under bonds,
Tho JUDGES have suspended tho as
slstnnt starters and the case Will come
up tor hearing IN tho morning &C the
Queen city track,
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A REAuTIFUL DESIGN
In Art Glass for David Keith, Resi-
dence.

At tho SEARS PAINT AND GLASS
COMPANY sample rooms a. beautiful
piece OF ara gllsH work designed and
executed By Frank g. Anderson FOR the
residence OF David Keith on South
Temple street The subject ~ Low
In Oidon Times" with 10TH century cos
TUNES. MT Anderson ia with tho
Campbell GLASS and Paint Co. OF Kan
sns CITY. and was specially employed
hv tho Scars Paint ana Glass co. 60
comic to allt Lultc and execute the
work. Artists and Judges NJ urt who
have seen % QUO cnthuslaatlo over itH
beauty and finish and pronounce o.
among the baHt works that has been
seen IN the West