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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE


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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS nave bar
gains in houses; IA Main.
SEE Houstons The Housers;. pa Main.
4-room brick. Euclid Ave. $500
Groom modern, large lot, 9TH East, S5,J3.
6-room cottage, large corner lot, 1st and
Groom brick cottage, eth So, 5000.
5-roOm brick 3 by 10. 4th So. 81 500
7-rOom modern brick, eth ST. SI650.
4-rOom brick. No. Temple, LOO.
Broom brick, No. Temple, 5000.
Finest warehouse site in the city, $3.50.
5-roOm brick eth So. LIST West. $500.
broom cottage 1st West near 9TH So.
Groom brick, StK E. 4th So. $500
9-rOOm modern brick. Sd St, s., 200
7-room modern,l through Eagle Gate,
6-room modern brick, 9Th East. s.. 80
Lots on 10th T.. and lth So, 500
We have others in all parts of the city
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., pa Main.
5x1o rods corner, fine shade, f side,
I66x12O It, fine building site. Sc. Cheap.
50x15o it. corner Sc. fine locality, car,
25zxi6 rods. 5-room brick, E. s, install
Nice building ground near End West,
sewerage, city water. snap. 500 per rod.
Some new 4-room bricks west side, in
Stallments. 81, 100
See that elegant Groom cottage near
Brigham. fine surroundings, must sell:
for "NEGOTIATOR- free.
Harrington & Courtney, 90 ". So
TWO NICE building lots, p feet each
by 100 Military avenue, PoppertOn Place,
block H. near the new university. Apply
at Albany hotel james Hegney-
IF YOU wish turn your property into
money, list it with McGurTin & Co, the
home finders We have customers for
property in all parts of the city. We will
turn 1t quick for you
McGurrin & Co. IS w. 2nd South.
bargain list of Real Estate, free. Har-
rington & Courtney, Publishers, 60 W.
I'd So.
WE SELL real estate-that's all futile
Bros. l49 Main street Red ball signs.
ALI KINDS, an parts of the city.
/ Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. "a Main.
/ PITTS sub, 5th S. and 9Th w Many
new houses under way, high ground, city
new 4-room DIlcks Sl.z5e, worm slow
/ Hubbard Inv Co. IS w I'd South
/ futile Bros. No. I49 Main st.
! futile pays the freight
/ Costs nothing to talk over our bargains
| Call in, take elevator. directly over
! the LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION neadquaFNSIs-
$1,000 buys S2IzXl65 feet of incest
! frontage on Brigham St. improvements
worth $. ECO
! So, 500 buys 230x346 #. near
/ Eagle Gate very close
/ a great bargain
/ 81 500 new brick modern cottage + bench
| handsome place large lot and fine view.
$1,000 double fr house Grape St rents
S132
1 $500 mansion on + bench, fine. cheap
$3.50 T cot. large lot ID \. corner
/ S2.JH. % acres So end of CITY. great
: bargain to hold year,
] ST.0o0, acres on State St close in
/ belongs to London capitalists, taken on
! mortgage. its very cheap.
, Now is the time to buy salt Lake prop
! New R-R-'s. New Govt. Bldg. and many
( other reasons given If you VIII call to
/ prove that s. i. will be largest city
/ between St Louis and San Francisco
| futile Bros Progress-H Herald Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

Castle Gate, Clear Greek, Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack; anthracite tall sizes. These
Goals always in stock. 73 South Main
street; telephone 429.
D. J SHARP. Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$1,000 CASH, or easy payments buys .
strictly lawful (nickeIl slot machines for
drinks cigars or cash. VIII earn 81 90
and inward weekly each. Earl, Clark d
Co, furniture manufacturers, Chicago,
Ills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

a safe and permanent cure for drunk
enuess and drug addictions. Address
Kelley Institute, 164 East First South.
or Box $50. Salt Lake. Utah.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL RF ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business: interest
paid on savings deposits. w. F. Arm
strong, president; J. Z. Game, cashier.
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LUMBER DEALER

PARKER LUMBER co. ,IE
dealers in Windows. Doors. ,-r n
Building and R1ot.ug feHe.-. ---.s5
estimates given SEND m. .-.E
disC-uDts salt Lake CITY, lJaN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

DR.. Z. NJ. KeysoF method Of filling
teeth is painless 16S Main street, Auer-
bach building
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VIZ. BRoADBENT. D. D. s
Drunkenness.

Up to date dentistry, Western Dental
Co. s. Eagle block.
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MEDICAL

DIR. E S. PAYNE. 142 South IL
street. Specialist in diseases 0f IL
and children; satisfaction EusrFr.1,.57l
every case. Call or write to sb5ys .,
dress D.
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BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENT

S5ERWOOD'S PHARMACY, Fifth
south and State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO, corner of West
lIst south and Fourth West
d COY PHARMACY, corner Third
South and Fifth East.
EOtLGER BROS. Co. s. x street
First South
A j. DAVIS & co. corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
CLEANING AND DYHNG

LADIES JACKETS. dry c-sll557 - =
IN Gents overcoats cleaned - 8
sed, S1.25 up. DeseTet Dye
So. West Temple
UTAH Steam Dyeiu- and -.zs -
% l. 3rd So. FIiEh-.la
ate prices Telephone no. 7'-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
AUCTION SALES.

On Monday, Jan list, at 1880 a. M
No. Al jefferson Ave, on Sth South St,
between West Temple and First West
SITS. velvet and other carpets, willow and
other rockers, fine quarter sawed oak
sidebOard and extension table. two bed
room sets. mattresses and bedding. quilts
and blankets. chiffOnieT. fine onyx case
clock, cost SS5, dishes and glassware, cen
ter tables. cook and heating stoves, lot
of fine bred chickens, inOleum, etc, etc
and house for rent
K A ANDREWS. AuctiOneer.
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Cash REGISTERS


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah. 22l Main Elk
pert cash register repairing.
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OPTICIANS

". B. BUSHMER. msuufsrrlr-t.
ticisn. 3 West First South S7515
ground TO ORDER eyes examine t1-
J. H. KNTCKERBOCKER 77--l-
Removed to 259 Main. Lowest z---ss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
MUSICAL.

LILLIAN OLIVER, pianist. Pupil OF
Oscar Beringer. Studio 20 West Second
south.
HARMEL PRATT. teacher of piano and
harmony. Studio, room So, St. James
LILLIAN OLIVER. pianist Pupil of
Oscar Beringer. Studio 20 West Second
South
SIGN PAINTING.
PETERSON A Richards St Tel. s2s-s
Is per cent saved on picture framing &
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FOR SALE

= WELL paying business for sale for for
so Constitution building.
CHEAP. First class ticket to Denver.
c. l66. Herald
WEEKLY PAPER and job Office in one
N Utah's largest cities. Splendid open
Plant cost Sa.ooa. Price. If taken al once.
only Sl.I5e; part cash balance easy
terms Address j. j., Herald.
NEAT 4-RoOM cottage. $500, small
payment down. balance on time owner
viii he Gn premises from TO o clock
today. ~ South Second West
LI.-EsTABLIsHED liquor business,
must be sold on account OF poor nea4Jh
Address Herald. "a.
1 FINE high-topped organ, containing a
chime OF bells. only SIS
One extra tine, large size, new manos-
any upright piano. strictly IlFsJ-cldSs
instrument. $50. Cash or easy payments
Gable Piano < Organ Co, j Main street,
opposite Z. G. NJ. I.
WILL SELL furniture of four rooms
cheap. including gas range ana Two. not
blast stoves. Leaving the city enu Oh TINS
week II. D. Sabine. 112 Main 81
a FIRST CLASS saloon in Park City.
doing a good business; want 70 sell on
viii. fixtures and stock; anyone meaning
business will find good opportunity Az
dress y Y T.. care of Herald
NEW and second hand sewing, ma
chimes. all kinds. all prices Niles q
Johnson, III L. LIST St St
1000 TONS alfalfa hay at $4.50 per ton,
with feeding privileges. near Corinne and
Dewey. Box Elder county. Address John
Tarpey, Deweyville, Box Elder county
= q bOE Has Sail Lake CITY.
STOCK of groceries and fixtures, COM
plete, at 15f So. State. Enquire lS2 30.
State.
OR SALE. new and secondhand sewing
machines, all kinds, all prices. Wiles a.
Johnson, III Z. 1st So. St
A GOOD 2d-hand No. 2 Remington
ShOles Typewriter. New York Cash store.
STATY.. News & Typewriter Supplies.
Barrow Bros, 43 w I'd 5. Phone 1871
FOR TRADE. 50 acres near Murray,
nigniy improved, for city property foS-
ter & Garrison. 800 Progress block.
HoMEsE1KERs headquarters. under
HIGHEST PRICE paid for alfalfa seed.
Bailey Sons, g East ID So
TYPEWRITER and Office supplies,
blank books EIargetts Bros, 80 Main
Phone ia
A FIRST-CLASS SALOON doing a good
business wants 10 sell on account OF poor
health. $500 cash for good will, fixtures
and stock. Any one meaning business
I Will ind good opportunity. Address y
Y. T., care Herald.
Low PRICES. EASY TERMS-s1.OO on
5000: 5000 on 10000. I. x. l. Furniture
and CARPET House. IS z. 2nd So St
5000 SHARES of commercial stock
paying 10 per cent dividends. H. 3. Cole,
room q Morlan Block.
RESTAURANT doing a first-class bus
mess Must be sold at once. Selling on
account of being unable to give the buSl-
ness the required amount of time TO do
it justice. Apply III South Main.
Stock Taking Sale.
We must have room and money go
rockers in over 200 styles, $50 fancy and
common couches. We are OverstOcked
in new goods in every department. and
must unload Ten as good as new roller
top desks and 100o yards Of carpets at
special low prices l. y. L. Furniture
and Instailment House, As p. IND 50.
A SflRENSEN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
SCAVENGER
STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE REPATRING-WuHam Pa
& Sen. 30S State. mfg and imp @ B
kinds, stove and range repairs. ral-'
in all its branches. Mail orders s---A
Tel 113-5 rings.
STOVES BOUGHT and sold s-EE
range repairs. parts fOT sale. Tel b
j. 7. Lovett, 81 L. Sd So
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PROFESSIONAL CARO

PROFESSIONAL CARn
-''-N,0"0@ J. ". or,
- w. CHERRY & EilEFhi'
Lawyers.
AIS Auerbach buil..l"-- De-. cts. u.
- Mex us1l5a
q, --l-.s7,'--l.,,--l-7--....I Bald-A- -
SHEPARD & sHEPAEP=,. I5ss
- '--or,mmerciaI block, 75-- -
7--IIIT yANLEsS- ATll-57--N
90 Main Street f-o-
p Z F. a. LooFBo2r-R5,95Tg-sssts l 81
G Lawyers. loIii-'-
A. GRAY. Land qua -lrs5rrl,
- y-1r- Pubic ''
5 yS5 ST-empIetou block g.
THOMAS FITCH ATIOi,- ,r,s
law. 90 aud a. Hooper rgrz J-l
Fes+ F,irsI south street ------sE
cTopGE B. GREENWyylo,,oISsa nj 20
, GEQI4, sr ana COLLECTION
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LOST.

BETWEEN CANYON road and d on
Third, an opal breastpin surrounded with
diamonds Return to $50 D street. Lib
eral reward.
WILL THE lady please return to o.
s L. railway baggage room the hand
grip taken through mistake from We'd
nesday nights train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
SOCIETIEi

Demand this label on all printing 1t
stands for fair conditions, union hours
ana wages. Union offices: Tribune
Printing Co
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
GREEN & REEVE CO.,
Plumbing, heating, los Z. % So. Tel. 81
JAMES & HARRIS, plumbers, steam
and hot water contractors. 60 L I'd South
street Telephone, 319.
GEO. G DOYLE & CO,
PLUMBING, HEATING and jObbing.
211 South State street. Phone 162.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
WARMING AND VENnLATJyG

GEO. n SCOTT-STREVELT. Has
WARE CO Warm AT Heating and n
tllaJtnG Apparatus for Churches. So
Residences, etc. All work gusTs----
P T. AIORAN.-Steam and hot y
heating and ventiis ting apparatus
- West Second South.
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HANDSOME, refined lady independent
iy wealthy, sweet disposition, fond Of
home. will devote life to kind husband.
Marguerite" al North Park avenue.
Chicago. III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

ALL INTERESTED in oalmistry will
call or address (enclOse POSTAGE. Pliny,
room 81. Atlas block
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

MAN AND WIFE. experienced nurses.
want work, or will take invalid or insane
person to board and care Cor Address
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

DENVER CORRESPONDENT CLUB.
16-page paper, sealed 10c. No s. fee.
Many worth 500 to S1Oo,O00. r. L. Love,
Denver, Colo
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PERSONAL

GENTLEMGN Of means would ike t0
meet honorable lady about 30 years old;
object explained later. Address g I1,
Herald
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EDUCATIONAL.

Y NJ G. A night school. business and
short hand courses. Tuition s. for ten
weeks. Students received any time. Be
gin now
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EOR REM.


IS No State St. e-rOom modern. So. %
s62 So state. 1-Fo0n, 500
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, III Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
COLLECTION AGENCY.

UNION Collection Agency. Collect &C
counts in any state in the Union Old
accounts a speciality. Office 41-412 D. z.
Walker building
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
SITUATIONS WANTED

WASHING AND IRONING. NondSv
and Wednesday; washing taken home
other days; % + ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
TO TRADE.

MDsE. for tithing. New York Cash
Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
FILLING IN
UNDER DOCKS
The Northern Pacific viii Spend
100000 on Work

An ordinance which passed itH first
reading before the city council Mon
day IL the fore-runner Of n local wa
ter front Improvement agRreRAting
500, 900 In value. The ordinance
gives tho board Of public works the
authority 60 empower tho Northern
Pacific Railway Co. 90 proceed with
Improvements TO block ISL OF the
tide lands. The Improvement con-
templatsd by the company In the
filllng In under ita docks on the To-
cal front. The property under con-
sideration In the ordinance lies west
OF Railroad avenue and north OF
Madison street, and includes the Gal
braith, White Star and Arlington
docks.
The work which the company is
asking permission to do Ia the flll-
ing Of approximately 200 900 cubic
yards Of broken stone around the
piiing OF these docks. The fiji Will
also be continued 100 feet beyond tho
pier head and when finished Will
give an uniform depth Of 90 feet
around the piers. The purpose OF
this innovation II 10 strengthen the
wharves and iengthen their period
Of existence. Ultimately Il IN said
they will be replaced by stone piers.
but that win not be until the pres
ent structures have outlived their
usefulness. Chief Engineer Darling
OF the Northern Pacific In expected
in the city within a few days and
tho plans for the Improvement Will
be made under his personal super
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
HENNESSEY :
TAKES CARE
OF THE HOUSE
While Finley p. Dunno Is Galivani-
Ing About the Country

seatfle's most noted visitors this
week are Henry w. Cannon. Of New
York. president of the Chase Ma
tionai bank 81 that city. one OF
Americas great financicrs. and Fla
ley y. Dunno. OF Chicago. tho writer
OF the famous Doolsy letters. Mr..
Cannon Ia director OF the Great
Northern and chairman OF the board
OF directors Of tbs Pacific Coast
Company. Hts visit In q tour OF In
spectlon o. the lines In which he Ia
interested. Mr.. Dunno IL his guest,
and IL travelling tn tho hope of inn
proving HIS health. He has not yet
recovered from his recent severe III
neaB.
The two are travelling in the pri-
vats car Of j. ~. I'm. vice prsai
dent % the Great Northern. They
arrived last night and are stopping
AT the Butler. From this city they
VIII go 70 California. and thence 20
the City OF Mexico.
Mr.. Dunno received calls from sew
eral newspaper men. and In an ex-
tremely nffabie Individual TO meet.
having worked at the interviewing
business himself. He IL bright
appearing young man with eve.
glasses and good clothes.
when Star reporter called on
him at the Butler last night no
said that he was trying 20 rest from
newspaper work for a few weeks
lie also said that he had left Mr..
Hennsssey behind to look after the
house. II viii drive about your city
tomorrow" concluded Mr.. Dunno
'and become acquainted with a city
that has become as well known BY
name AZ Chicago"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
TRANS-PACIFIC
CABLE MATTER

The chief question before the
Chamber OF Commerce at ita session
this afternoon Ia the transpacliic
cable matter. The committee on leg
islation has framed a bin, which IL
VIII ask TO be Introduced In congress
providing for the cable to the PHIL
ippines by way OF the Alaskan route.
The committee believes ID will be
three or four million dollars cheaper
by the Alaskan route than by way
OF Hawaii. The passage OF the bill
VIII be urged because OF the ad-
vantages TO the Puget aound coun-
try.
At the same meeting a letter viii
be read from Congressman John h
Corliss. Of Michigan, Chairman OF
the congressional elections commit
tee, asking that the chamber IN.
dorse a bin which VIII be introduced
In congress December 2, providing
for a cable 10 run from San Fran.
cisco 10 Honolulu. and thence "a
Manila by way OF Midway or Wake
Island and the Island Of Guam or
whatever route may be determined
the most practicable by the presl.
dent.
The bill provides that the cost
shall not exceed $4,000, 600. The max
inum cost Of message per word
from San Francisco 70 Honolulu
shall be Is cents. and to Manila 81
cents. Government messages shall
have precedence over ali others, and
AZ least ls0 words a minute shall be
transmittable
The COMMITTEES on Alaska will rec
ommend that the chamber ask the
congressman Of the state OF Wash.
ln2ton 70 work for the military road
that II 20 be built from valdes "a
the Yukon river. distance OF 30t
miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
LITTLE JAPS
IN NEW ROLE
Play Hlehwaymen With lack Han
sen on Seneca Street

Jackson Hanasn, who lives al ail
seneca street. appeared al police
headquarters early this morning and
told ~ a thrilling adventure with
two OFiental hish~aymen early yes
terday Morning. According 70 Han
hen'n story n. knocked the revolver
from one bandits hands and made
a rush al the other. but both fled
In terror.
At o'clock yesterday morning
Hansen says two Japa stepped Ia
ff0nt Of him near hss residence on
Seneca street. one leseicd a large
revolver and told Hansen ia brok
en- English 20 pat 10 his hands. The
other Jap stood by as Hansen thinks.
90 80 through bis pockets. As the
story runs. Hansen then knocked the
revolver from the fooipads hand
and started after his pal Both men
fled In terror down the street.
The police are Inclined 10 be skep-
teal about the story, as II n the
first time in the history Of the de-
partmens that Japs have attempted
hoid-up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
BLACK PAIL
OF DEATH
Twenty-Eighth Victim
Of Detroit Explosion

DETROIT. Nov. gT.--A black pail
u death hangs over the city. The
hospitals are filled with wounded and
dying and over a score Of coFpnea
lie IN the nnrgus &c result of yes
teFday's explosion IN the Pemberthy
engine room.
All through the night search for
the dead went on.
shortly after midnight the 97th
body. unidentified. Was found.
At daylight ixnatius Brock died at
the hospital. making the 18th vic
tim.
The twenty-nlnth victim was
taken from the ruins this afternoon.
All but two OF the dead have been
IDENTIFIED.
The prosecuting attorney has
neixed the boilers
Low water IN the boilers undoubt-
eddy caused the explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

TWO NEW FLATS
TO BE ERECTED

r. r. Moses viii build a $4,000
fiat building on the corner Of Sem
eca street and Harvard avenue
Plans are now under way by Fehrcn
and Marvin and work will be COM
menced Roon.
Mrs. Ciaibourne, who recently sold
her flats on this corner Of Madison
and Eighth avenue. IN planning for
the construction OF a similar struc-
ture ON the corner Of Madison street
and Borcn avenue. where recently
che purchased a double corner lot.
Tho proposed building IL expected to
excel the old flats and be hand
some Improvement to the location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
INJURED
BY POLE
Lad Hurt Through Collision
Between Car and Wagon

Leo N. wood. young lad am
pioyed az an office boy by G. W.
Parker and Co. was painfully injur-
ed By a falling pole on First ave-
nsic this morning lie WAS borne
70 the pavement and HE legs plnned
down ~ the heavy pole. and 10 the
uniooksf9 Ii seemed a miracle that
he we ant csusisxd 90 death. A
curvature In the pole. however, saw
ed the lad from being rcrTtbly man
sisd, and resulted In the combining
Of his injuries 20 painful wounds up.
on his knees and Ehsns.
Young Woods was crossing First
avenue on the north aide of Madison
street and was about half way over
when a Madison street car struck
a pole wagon with great force.
Knocking TIE poles over on the boy,
He WAS extrlcated as quickly az poa-
sfbie and carried 10 a neighboriug
drugstore. where he was attended by
DR.. w. q. Booth. The physician. In
a hasfy examination, found no bones
broken. Youns Wood was taken 70
Providence hospital. and hia parents.
living Al so Broad street, were notl-
fled.
Gripman J. u. Parks Of the Mad
lson street car. which was coming
down the hill from Second avenue
TO First avenue. claims 70 have runz
his warning bell In due season %
have assured clear tracks A long
wagon hauling three b9-foot poles
for the Cataract company was cross
ING the Madison street tracks on the
east side Of First avenue. Accord
Ing TO the claims OF the driver. he
- -
soon as the gong made him first
aware of tho descending car. The
horses were urged into a tfot, but
too late to clear the cable track
The car struck the poles fully 10 feet
from their extremities. broke the
wagon tongue and knocked the poles
into the middle OF the street, re-
sultlng In the stated injury to young
Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
PERKINS
DECLARES
HIMSELF

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. aT.--sen-
Afor Perkins. before leaving fer
washington. has placed himself on
record an absolutely opposed TO the
admission o. Chinese 10 Hawaii. the
Philippines or any other American
territory,
There must be no discrimination
IA favor ~ sugar planters paying
big dividends by employing coolies
against beet sugar firms employing
whites, he declares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

GOLF TOURNEY

The Seattle Golf and Country club
has arranged a Thanksgiving day
tournament.
Tomorrow forenoon. between $50
and II o'clock. mems handicap--is
holes-wiil be played. Three prizes
viii be given, In the afternoon be.
tween fg;sa and 1.10 o'clock. mixed
foursomes will be played. Two prlg-
e are up for this event.
Mrs. g. y. Stimson has presented
the club with q silver cup, 10 be
known az the Ladisa' Championship
cup. The winner Of the trophy Ia
to be entitled 10 the ladies' cham
pionship until the next competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov. IT.
Clement studebakcr. the worlds
greatest wagon maker. died here this
morning OF heart and stomach trou-
blea.
He became seriously ~ about ten
days ago and had been unconscious
for the past two days except for
short interval
MIR. studebaker was 70 years old
and was president OF the s,udebaker
Bros. Manufacturing Company. the
most extensive matchmaking con-
Germ In the world. Beginning life as