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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08
Rapid Growth Of Salt Lake City.
Population 100000 in 1907 as Predicted by
Experts.

Real estate dealers are usually IN
close touch with the conditions Of the
real estate market. A depression
touches them nrst OF all and they are
enabled to fee" the swell OF q tide Of
prosperity before II becomes apparent
to the casual observer. The real estate
men OF Salt Lake city, while pleased
with the conditions Of their market dur
ing the past year. are predicting even
better things Tor the almost immedl-
ate future, They hear every day the in
quiries Of intending homehullders and
investors. 10 them are confded the
reasons why this one and that one and
the other one intend 70 place their saw
ings IN Salt Lake real estate. They
know why others have been brought TO
this city to till up the hundreds OF ten
ement houses which a short time since
were vacant. The real estate dealers
become, as IT were, composite Of the
hopes and fears Of all the different
classes who buy, sell or rent property
They know what vs. going on ana what
" likely To happen for a considerable
length Of time In the future.
II is safe to assume, therefore, that
these men know what they are talking
about when they tell us that nothing
short OF an carthquake-tinancial OF
othorwise-can stop the march OF pro-
gress which Is adding little every day
to the valve Of all real property IN Salt
Lake City-a condition which always
makes a good real estate market One
real estate dealer regards a population
a a "a tnT a.ln
COmplshment for the progressive Citl-
2eus Of salt Lake city to aim at. Is
the mark at AN unreasonable? Are not
the things assured This city within the
next two years of sufficient wealth pro-
ducing importance To add 10000 TO the
population
I'm 1905 a new mllllou-dolhr copper
smeltor viii have been completed In
Salt Lakes smclter suburb. Murray
In 1905 the new clark railroad win he
I'm operation between Salt Lake and Los
Angeles, opening a large area Of min
Ing country tributary TO this city
In 1907 the Moffat road, the short line
between Salt Lake Citv and Denver,
win be completed, opening much more
virgin country of great riches, both
mineral and agricultural,
In 1907 the Western Pacific railroad,
'"N'Hlb VI o'N'l"l luH'H' b lhll'N OF lO'
present distance between Salt Lake
city and San Francisco, win be well
along toward completion,
In 1907 vast government irrigation
works, adding millions Of dollars 10 the
values Of lands tributary 10 Salt Lake,
and at least doubling the present farm
population, viii without doubt De well
under way.
In 1907 If the present rate OF increase
Is kept up, the output Of the mines now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

.rccess Of a young man is al
'| ,n,eresting. When an unlined.
w %ce with youths name of UNI
fsD hair and youths unwearled eye,
fp,. IN the high places Of power
,soror. the whole country smiles in
e,, and admiration, says Paul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

lures, beetllng brows, bristllng mus
taches dark, leonme hair and sonor-
GUS voice, Maj Warner was always the
ideal Of iron determination and un-
yielding force. An artist seeking to
depict that spirit of the North press
ing indomitably through the wilder
ness, could present no more impressive
physiogonomy than Maj. Warmers.
He was "a Wisconsin soldier who
came TO Kansas City when the great
armies were mustered out, and hung
out his law sign. I'm the sos Mai
Warner was the first Republican OF the
town. lie was at once a foremost law
yer the greatest orator Of the city and
a town hero. The small boys gazed
upon him with awe on Memorial day.
And Nal Warner surely lived life
marked by excitement ana clImaxes.
In 1885 the Democrats OF the city re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-08

|ftman IN the Denver Post, But II
h, aways seemed TO me that the fin
N thing In the world Is when the man
,Ao has had his fling and has run his
|na and who Is "all In as It were,
BINDS into the limelight, snatching
kan from the shelf Of obscurlty.
One Of the exciting stories Of the
lp,f Is the explosion OF the long legIs-
IiNe deadlock at jefferson city. over
2Ai successor Of Senator Cockrell and
| D nse 20 national prominence OF Mai
|WIam Warner as the first Rcpub-
|Rr senator from Missouri since It's
|NCcnfederates We're again permitted
AuH Depend upon 1t, Senator War
| M vii take front rang in the senate
X win be one Of the most notable
M 4 Me nation. But only those who
NJ brliar with his career will APP
prsR tho dramatic intensity of a
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HAGERMAN PASS

Is ono NJ the GROWING Rlories Of the
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Inches, showing a view of
this pass. II is suitable for framing,
and win he sent 20 any address on re-
ceipt OF 10 cents In stamps White c.
IT, speers G. T. A., Denver. or l.. II.
Harding, Gen. ACT, Salt Lake.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
MAY SUE ERA ELBERTUS''
Lawyer for the First Mrs. Hubbard
Believes Roycrofter Buried"
Part of His Wealth
Special to The Herald,

special to The Herald.
BUFFALO,. Dec. 14.-Nelson Morey,
counsel for the first Mrs. Elbert Hub
bard, who obtained an absolute divorce
from the Roycroft philosopher, with
alimouy of $1,000 Il year, said today
he meant to investigate recent testi-
mony as to Hubbard's wealth and in
come and consult with his client, with
a view to applying for larger alimony
which. he believes. is due her.
Frederick w. Gardiner, an advertis-
ing man of Chicago, is now suing
Hubbard to keep alive contract
whereby he was given exclusive rights
to advertising privileges in the Roy
croft publications. At the divorce trial
Hubbard's manager testified that the
circulation of the Philistine was great
ly overrated. Gardiner wrote to Hub
bard for an explanation and the sage s
son. Elbert Hubbard, jr,, replied in a
letter, which says I'm part:
when a man is being robbed he
will make any sort of a statement to
chill the avarice of the pack"
At the trial of Gardeners suit it has
been brought out that the Roycroft
productions are. at least, much more
valuable than they were when Fra
Elbertus" was defendant in the di-
Vorce suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
THREE BOXERS KNOCKED OUT
n Assoclnted Press.

STOCKTON, Dec. 15.-In one of the
fastest fights ever held in the west,
Kid Krant of Seattle knocked out
Young Choynski OF San Francisco to-
night in the first minute of the tenth
round with right swing to the jaw.
Krant was severely punished, but his
blocking was of high order and he
saved himself many times by his clever
footwork. He showed that he is a
game, fast lightweight who is liable to
make many of them in his class set up
and take notice. Kid Bell of Denver
knocked out Hook Morallis in the first
round and Hopper made Moffat stop
in the third round. Denver Ed Martin
was behind Bell and cut quite figure
at the ringside.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15.-City park
results:
Six furlongs-Rain Devils won, Steve
1:21 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Echodale won, Mo-
dred second, Tim Crabb third. Time.
1886.
Five and half furlongs-Laura
Hunter won, Woodclaim second, Prec-
ious Stone third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
one mile-Belden won. Orbicular Sec
ond, Glenclare third. Time, 1.40 3-5.
One mile and sixteenth-Attia won
Aberita second, Monochord third. Time
156 2-5
Six and half furlongs-Baro Esher
won, Pillar second, Signal Light third.
Time, 1927.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
.DURNELL SCORES
W|THPROMINENCE
HORSE WINS IN THE NORTH
ATsTo1
Rain Makes sIushy Track at InsIeside.
Great interest Shown In the
earcateher-cr
Race
Special to The Herald

Special TO The Herald
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.--Rain be-
gan falling this afternoon and the last
four races were run over a slushy
track with hard bottom.
The card was commonplace and calls
for no special comment.
Boots Durnel scored a win in his
first start at this meeting with Promi-
nence, which drifted from to to 8
to I.
The other winners were well sup
ported especially Gossiper, which cap
tured the fourth race. Briers received
a flying start in the fifth. which en-
abled her to gain a lucky win by a
neck from Rey Dare.
George K scored his first win I'm
California when he romped home in
front of st. George jr. in the sixth race.
Keen interest is being displayed In
the Cruzados-B -Bearcatcher race tomor-
row, and 1t promises to be a great bet
ting affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
ONLY cow TO CHOKE A SEWER
Big Drain Swallows Up Adventurous
Bossy, Which Hasn't Been
Seen Since
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 15.-Every-
body has heard of the man who had a
roll of money big enough to choke a
COW, but Frankfort has the only COW
that ever choked a sewer.
The main sewer in South Frankfort
is big enough for u COW to walk in.
but not to turn around in. The heavy
rains yesterday caused the arch of the
sewer to give just as Attorney John
Yay's COW stepped upon it. Down went
the COW into the sewer, with her head
toward the upper end, where the big
conduit gradually grows smaller and
smaller Struggling to her feet, bossy
started rapidly up the sewer and has
not been seen since, but the sewer is
out of commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
WHAT THE SHELL DID TO IT
Navy Officials Have Answer When
ProjectiIe Goes Through Armor
and Protected Deck
Speclal to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15,-What an
eight-nch armor piercing shell, fired
at distance of 1900 yards, will do to
the side of an armored cruiser, pro-
tected by a five-inch armor plate on a
protective deck nearly three inches
thick. was demonstrated by a test at
the naval proving grounds at Indian
Head, Md, today.
The shell pierced tine rve-inch plate,
went through the inclined protective
deck and buried itself in the coal
bunker
The test was made in the presence of
the board of construction OF the navy
department and officers of the bureau
OF ordnance. steam engineering, equip
ment and construction and repair
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. La, De-. 15.-Fair
grounds results
Seven urlongs-Remingto won; Hol-
1oway second; Mahogany third. Time,
1885 3-5.
Six furlongs-Glen Gallant won:
Payne, second; Arsenal, third. Time,
1:19 1-5.
Mile and one-siXt eenth.--
won; Torchello, second; Mr.. Jack, third.
Time, 1:55 AS.
Six furlongs. handicap-Mast won;
Collector Jessup. second; Peter Paul,
third Time, i:18 2-5.
Mile and one-siXteenth-Jack Tory
won; Bourke Cochran, second; Edward
Hale, third. Time, 1855 1-5
Mile and one-siXteenth-Augu won;
Fra Fillpo, second; Dance Music,
third. Time, 1867 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

Parke-There's only one way to man
age about money matters. Whenever
see thing / want L invariably ask
myself this question, Can l afford IL :?
Lane--But do you always stick TO this :?
Parke-Always. II find can't afford
II. / buy it.--Town and Country.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
U. S. C. PLAYS BASKETBALL
Students Engage in Game for tho
Development of Seasons
Team

Interclass basketball games are now
being played at u. S. C. in order that
every student in University may be-
come familiar with the sport. Miss
Mabel Payton and Miss Ethel Hogan
OF last years team will not return
and their places must be filed by
some of the new material at hand.
The Stanford girls are desirous of
coming south for a match, and in
all probability will be invited for a.
match to occur some time during
March or April.
Additional Sport on Page 9
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
MANY FISH FOR YELLow1A!L
Big Run at San Pedro and Sport Is
Best in knowledge Of Beach
Speciaf to Tho Herald.

Special 10 Tho Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Dec. IS. = Fishing
for yellowtall off the wharves
is the best now it has been in the
knowledge of the oldest inhabitant.
The last three days hundreds Of the
big fellows have been pulled out and
there seems to be no let up on the run.
Between and ~ o'clock today 14s
we're taken out on the east side and
something over two hundred on the
west side and not one of them weighed
less than five pounds. Among the
most successful fishermen today were
Joe Hambin and M. Hawkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
woopsuRys ORGANIZE A TEAM

The students of the Woodbury. Busi-
ness college have at last organized a
baseball team and are out after scalps.
owing to the fct that the school had
IA crack team last year number of
the schools so far challenged by the
institution have refused to consider
a game. not wishing to be defeated
so early In the season. However the
Woodburys enter the field this year
with an entirely new team.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS,
SUMMARY.

Two-base hits--Sheehan, Cravath, Ross.
Gray. First base on balls-On Hall, p.
Left on bases--Tacoma, /; Los Angeles. .
Struck out-By Hall, A; by Gray, g. hit by
pitcher-Ellls. Double plays-Bernard 10
Sehlaiiy; Mohler 70 Nordyke, Triple play
han TO Nordyke. Time-l;45. Umpire
Perrine. Balk-Hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

recovered, the field was passing him
and only the sheer class of the horse
put him into the running again.
The third race will attract nearly as
much attention today as does the handi
cap. This race is at the Futurity course
distance, 200 feet short of six furlongs,
and seven speed marVels are entered to
start. Eugenia Burch is in with 113
pounds against Escalante, with 10S
pounds, aud Dom Domo, with 105
pounds The distance is too short for
E,ugenia and Escalante will probably
be the favorte, but the gray ghost must
be considered.
McGrathiana Prince is showing much
consistency in all his races since the
meeting began. Prince was the best
in the fourth race yesterday and
showed his good form by running the
mile in his fastest effort at this dis
tance this winter, 1:401a. His win yes
terday was a popular one, as the
crowds greedily grabbed the As offered,
while Ninnasquaw was quoted at evens.
With Miller or any of the good riders
in the saddle, Prince is entitled to
consideration in any sort of company
shown around Ascot this season.
Two claims were filed for Graceful
after the Lyman filly was beaten by
Revolt in the sixth race. e. Brewster
filed a claim with the judges and Will
liam Walker also put in claim, it is
said, but failed to sign it. The Judges
took the claims under consideration
and will render a decision this morning.
Graceful was in for $1,000, is four years
old, by Goldhnch-La Cachuca and a
high class race animal. She is just
rounding to form and is worth double
the entered price. say horsemen. This
is the first instance of claim being
made by any horseman at Ascot and
was genuine surprise Ascot has been
unusually free from selling race wars
this season and owners have feared no
interference heretofore. Walker owns
Ebony, which ran third and Brewster is
trainer for w. A. Smith, who had En-
chanter in the race.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
DECIMO IS FIRST
IN STEEPLECHASE
THREE HORSES FINISH IN
EXCITING DRIVE
Miss Betty Is Medium OF Killing In
Third Race, Books Losing Sew
eral Thousand Dollars on
Her Win
RY jay Davidson

An ordinary card was the offering
yesterday at Ascot and the fourth
steeplechase race of the meeting held
the boards as the feature event
Five starters went to the post in this
event, with Cazador a slight favorte.
A heavy play on Decimo held the odds
at 3s and this one closed as second
choice at post time.
Killdoe was off in front and held the
lead to the fifth jump, where he STUN
bled and lost ten lengths, but Murphy
kept his seat and sent the Schrieber en-
try after the field.
Decimo, with light weight up took
lead when Killdoe stumbled and in
creased it until over the final jump,
when Allegiance and Killdoe closed
stoutly and cut down his lead to nose
at the wire.
Allegiance showed the most speed in
the run home and passed I<illdoe, which
finished third
Hammeraway was made favorite for
the second race and justified the choice
by an easy win from a field of thirteen
after getting away from the past away
back.
Buchanan set the Tichenor colt down
in the stretch and rushed him over the
field like streak getting his mount to
a nose in front at the wire.
Elevation lay in second place all the
way around and finished in that posi-
ton, with King Of Mist third d head be-
hind.
Search Me got away to a flying start
and opened up a gap of five lengths
into the stretch, where he chucked ii
and stopped to a walk, finishing fifth.
Astraea bolted into the fence as the
barrier sprung and upheld the TRADITIONAL
superstition against the number thir-
teen. Astraea was slightly bruised, but
finished riderless behind the field.
Jockey Swain was thrown over the
fence to the stable yard and was Sc
verely shaken up. but not injured be-
yond a few slight bruises about the
body.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
F. Jockey op. CT

Time 1O9 Start good won eevey balance driving Pomi
nence is clever y and will beat better Abe Meyer
is about right Tab him Rotron would have been second
in few. more jumps. J X f. good under in
different handling Legal away tange throw his
out Place and show bettngProminenCe to and TO
2. Abe Meyer to 1 and to l. Rotron, show, to @.
chea-Cant lrnn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
MEMsIc WINS FROM RYAN

BY NsN0cinted FresS.
DENVER, Dec. 15.-George Memsic
end Adam Ryan, both of Chicago,
fought ten rounds at the Democratic
club tonight, Memsic receiving the de-
Cision.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

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Tinne3:0O

Time-3:00 At post minute Value winner 1925. Win
nsT, n 81 Darebn Sophie Owner u stover Start gcod
@ T1p Hd was % meyer HEADED showing clever fencing ability
put put could not get up Kdoe stumbled at nth jump losing
even place out show Allegiance, to place, show
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
HERALD CHART OF ASCOT AND INGLESDE RACES
INCLESIDE

INGEBsIDE Dec 15 1906 Thrteh day. Presiding Judge
E G. Hopper. S arter J. j Hoffman. Weather raining,
track good for first two races; sloppy after that
I7E FIRST RACf-Five and half furlones selling for
80 two-year-olds Purse 800
Index. Horse. VT St Y Str Fin. Jockey op Ct
1874 Abe Meyer. i09 y So ~ Q Boffmn 10
157 Rotron II
iSi Chiefwiiman liz TX IL az : MBrde
152 bakersfield -. liz q 80 2h ia HSmth 10 30
1874 Legal Form tf2 IA So Gh Z u Fontan 1915
20 20 cS'c GoS Davis ti5 81 5nnS 81 Twins % %
1873 Alma Boy. 100 II IL II RWlsn so 100
121 Sizz ......... t09 ii 70 Herbrt 100
IFS Com. Eastland lO9 n
9i Helen S.. i09 is IS i$ iS Is Tbueb 30 100
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

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ASCOT

ASCOT, Dec Is, 1s6-Presidlng Judge, A. Hamilton
starter, Richard Dwyer. Weather clear. Track fast
7dS FIRST RACE-Handlcap. steeplechase. Short
80 Thu ee-year-ods and
Index. Horse. W.T. st. 81 Il str Fin Jockey. op CT
+. 5::.:: 81: A5 Il #.!: !
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
ndex. Horse. W.T. St " Str. Fin. Jockey. op. ci

I4O edsoND eds FAcE-Futuriy course Maiden two'ye
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

recovered, the field was passing him
and only the sheer class of the horse
put him into the running again.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

Time--1:14h. At post minute. Value winner
sa25 Winner ch m st. Carlo Anarchy. Owner, V, Gil
good. Won carterinS, second easily. Re
volt broke quickly and ran away from field Winnne
begin h.id in stretch but could not get up
volt 10 place, show. Graceful / to place,
o Ebony to show.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16
Sir. min. Jockey. on. Cl

l76 SECOND RACE-Cne mile selling, for fouryear-olds
! SU and upward. Purse
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

Time-1B At post 2 minutes Value to 1925.
& ner, ch f. st. George-Free viii Owner H. Walker Start
field and was never in trouble Freesas
speed, in Betty, to place,
Freesias to place, , to show Hot. to show.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

Time-1:l19 At post minutes. Value
ner g. Hamburg Clementina. Owner, Tchenor
away back closed with whrlwnd rush. getting in time
ieVaon gamey stood stretch drive, but firing
Mist Mist closed with resolute rush Faraene tired Search Me
meraway to 10 place to show. Elevation to place,
. to show. Mist, to show.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-16

7SO SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs -yearolds up.
Index. W.T.. st. u q Fin. Jockey Op Cl