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The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15
Interested.

Nell-Mrs. Closelelgh is getting up a
fair to help a poor widow pay her
rent. Belief didn't know Mrs. Close
leigh was so philanthroplc Nell-She
isn't She owns the house the poor
widow lives in.-Philadelphia Record.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

E government crop report Just issued shows yield for 1903 of
bushels bushels of wheat 939 0
bushels of 1873 900 bushels of
barley bushels potatoes l5QO0O00 bushels of buck
hay and cotton little less than
bales breaking all records the history reports
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

LET'S is reported that the Democrats spent between $4,000
and 100000 and the Republicans from $4,000 $1,000 Here is
$4,000 the campaign $1,000 than the offices worth
for year suggests that offices put up
toned off to the highest bidder and proceeds be the
county for road fund and voting be done away with.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15
The Way to Success.

Success In Industrial business nova
days is as simple as fairy tale. The
young man must find out how to kill
@s ,Syagon-the dragon OF competition.
Saturday Evening Post
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

Facts are stubborn things is an
aphorism first used by La Sage in "Gil
Bias" 1t has since become proverbial.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15
TWELVE PAGES.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1905.
THOUGHTS.

THOUGHTS
THE of popular must depend solely the
the intelligence and the public spirit of the people governed
long the members of any community be approached by
reason considerations of the public good there
sound despair of the safety Of any republic C F.
Adams
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

Pill show these ducks what politics is Charlie Miller. and
be did show them why says he the whole layout would have
defeated AI Board and hadn't been the ground lie
said the Republican, had plenty money but they didn't know how
10 lay it They afraid Of it. I'VE bought EN- in gangs
of l5
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

killing dog the thing earth except the man
who sells his These sheep killing dogs have been playing av
Oc with the sheep around Irngn Here's work Senator
Owen and Representative Sheman look after Get and
county rid Of the sheep killing dogs
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

Boss made good his words that whenever he wanted
enridge county 90 Democratic she went
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

sheep takes of them supply the
market Chicago Kentucky could and would mior
more head if it wasn't for the dogs.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

WHEAT was / lower last week of hbe
worlds exports foreign markets and foreign demand fl
weather and large receipts
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

BE your sins will find you out" of the uest and most
laws in Gods code So you have done shining in
the last campaign you had better your knees
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

might be a good thing for this county. We
earn then where the trouble
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

ADVERTISE your wants in column. 1t brings ret
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

county Democratic and they do that Boss
Milt had hand i'm
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

GET that Thanksgiving turkey ready.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-11-15

THERE ought and patriotism
D our elections
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
MOODY AND COMP ANY.

In this edition of The Herald we take
pleasure in calling attention to a quar-
ter page advertisement from Messrs-
Moody & Co. 311-312 Mason Opera
House building, Los Angeles. Cal. The
head of their firm is Mr.. D. w. Moody,
the original inventor Of the Moody
dress cutting system and founder of
the Moody dTessmaking schools. He
gained a great reputation in that bust
ness and sold out some ten years ago,
Immediately taking up the mining bust
ness. in which he had previously been
interested as a side issue. His long
career as a business man and the gem
eT8l satisfaction the firm has given the
public is worthy of more than passing
note. We are satisfied that if the read
ers of The Herald will take the trouble
TO inquire about Moody & Co.'S stand
ing either in Los Angeles or elsewhere.
the answer viii be such as will warrant
an immediate investment. One strong
point in the advertisement, they defy
any persons. or persons, to produce the
name Of a customer. who has bought
mining stocks from them, which were
recommended by the firm. that cannot
be sold at profit They refer to the
State Bank & Trust company of Los
Angeles and other banks in that city
and to the mining men throughout the
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Bathing Suits

The bathing costumes for ladies are
original and unique In design. being
trimmed with wide red duck collars
and red stripes on the skirts. All suits
for both men and women are made
especially for the Long Beach Bath
House. in a large variety Of sizes. The
Turkish towels and suits are thor
oughly washed in the immense steam
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homes and villas. is to be built after
an adapted plan CT old Venice.
'tVenice of America

homes and villas. is to be built after
an adapted plan CT old Venice.
Venice of America"
Every building to conform with the
picturesque architecture of Venice, and
from a central lagoon deep concrete
lined canals viii radiate. like streets
In the lagoon viii be islands. laid out
IN tiny japanese tea gardens and floral
plots and graceful gondolaS viii ply
the liquid highways and byways, glid-
ing among the quaint buildings rising
on either hand In the semblance of the
ancient city of Italy. Under the blue,
ItaIian-like sky of the Laud of Sun
shine. beside the sparkling Mediterran-
ean-like Pacific of this region, the
Queen of the AdTiatic will. in fact, be
faithfully represented in the far west
the ultimate west where a man can so
no farther toward the setting sun with
out getting his feet wet in the same
waters than lave the far east.
The place Of entertainment in Venice
will include a monster pier upon which
will stand a monster theatre and a
sytem of cafes and refTeshment booths
while from the water beside the pier
viii rise, IN the shape of an ancient
Spanish galleon. ship hotel, appar-
emily aflost A $780, 600 brea kwater is
to he constructed off shore. to shield
water These are only a few of the re-
maTkable features planned.
This tremendous enterprise. the mag
nitude of which takes ones breath
away when the plans are fully under
stood, is fatheTed by Abbott Kinney.
one of the progressive, original-minded
and thoroughly substantial capitalists
Of Los Angeles He planned Venice; he
Is bending his energies and resources
toward Undertaking. his plan, and he
wiz make 1t all that he promised IL
would be. And when his task is COM
pleted, western folks viii have some
thing to stare at. 1t will be well worth
while to go to all the way from Utah
to be in Venice in the good old sum
mer time-or the year round, for that
matter.
Santa Monica. the older community of
the two, adioints Ocean Park Santa
Monica Is located on q splendid bluff.
and possesses many beautiful homes.
The large Arcadia hotel is a favorite
place of sojourn for many visitors.
From here the shipping at the Southern
Pacific's famous -long wharf" at Port
Los Angeles, on Santa Monica bay, is
in plain view The combined popula-
ton Of Santa Monica and Ocean Park
is close to 10000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
LONG BEACH.
+++++*+++++++++++++++++++,

Three OF four miles below san
Pedro, and connected with it by the
frequent train service of the salt
Lake railroad. is the lovely city of Long
Beach, ChafmingIy located on a bluff
overlooking the finest beach. in point
OF length and breadth of hard sand sur
face, on the coast of. California. From
here vessels entering and departing
from San Pedro are in view, and the
Long Beach rOadstead has become a
favoTite anChOTing place for warships
of Uncle Sans Pacific squadron when
lettering on the southern coast. Ere
quently target practice with the heavy
guns IS held off shore; and excitement
IS never lacking when the big men O.
war are paying visit TO the COmmU-
nifty Bathing here Is unsurpassed for
the lover of the lively surf
As city. Long Beach is as beautiful
and progressive as any of its size in the
state 1t has a population of about
5000 It can be reached directly from
salt Lake City by the new Clark road
and is connected with Los Angeles. in
addition to this line, by the Southern
Pacific and by what is claimed to be the
finest electric line, in point of rOadbed
speed and rolling stock in the world
The great, broad beach is fairly black
with people during the summer. enjoy
ing the bTacing sea air or the salt wa
ter During the winter months this
seaside city is a favOTite haunt of tour
lists It possesses a local electric car
service in addition to the long distance
service. and in many other ways is
strikingly metropolitan
The Two most yalua bic structures
here are the combined $4,000 bath
house. cafe and bowling alleys. and the
newly-COmpleted pleasure pier. one of
the longest of its kind in existence.
built at cost of 800 900. It rests OF
massive concrete pillars. and its sea-
ward end IS gTaced by a beautiful ca
SinO. The pier has two decks. the lower
one for vehicles, refreshment booths
and anglers, the upper one for prom
enaders- In the casino music and re-
freShmentS are to be enjoyed far out
over the bounding pillows: and still
another pavilion is being constructed at
the shore end Launch trips NAV be
taken from here to the great San Pedro
bTeakWatcr, and for fishing trips. while
the fishing from the pier is among the
best on the coast
Daily band concerts are provided. and
on the beach Is d special playground
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for children, with swings, teeters. q
merry e-round. kindergarten and day
nursery, where parents may leave their
small children with safety and cOnven-
fence. \ lovely park filed with grace
full palms and other rare foliage over
looks the sea: around it are grouped
good hotels, and pretty homes face the
boulevard on the bluff. In its business
section Long Beach presents busy ap-
pearance. a combination. of capitalists
is about 70 erect a magnificent new
hotel on the ocean front
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Still Intact.
louisville courier-JourusD

IL0ulSVlIIe LOur1eT-J OurndIl
King Winter was IL terrible "a Se-
At his behest the snow showed the
rain Tained. and the sleet sleeted-
Why so wrOth, sire2' they asked
trembling.
This exhibition" replied King Win
ter with portentOuS frown. is for
the benefit of those idiots who are GO
ing around saying that my backbone is
broken"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
BATH HOUSE
Largest In United States
Not ExCeptiaQ" Sutro"

The world over we find the beach
the yy-ost favored of summer resorts
offering the greatest variety Of at
fractions to oil.
Like the Atlantic Coast the Pacific
is dotted with bathing resorts. which
grow to be flourishing little cities in
a short time.
Long Beach. with its magnificent
bath house and wide stretch of white
sea sand adjoining. has served as the
most popular summer and winter
bathing resort on the PacilsC coast,
affording the public more natural at
traction than any other Of the beaches
of this vicinity.
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worthiness, of which the boat has
never been known to fail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

The main building is the largest IN
the United States devoted to bathing
purposes emitting the amusement tea
lures of the SutrO Baths in san Fran
cisco occupying ne vast frontage OF
315 feet and a depth of 2G feet. al
forded ample room fer the installation
Of two warm plunses OF remarkable
proportions. The general plunge where
both ladies' and gentlemen arc permit
ted to battle IN its water, with main
tanned temperature OF So degrees. IS 81
feet in width by 80 feet in length
This plunge constructed of PoTtland
cement has a graduated bottom with
given depth Of 2lz feet at the lower
and at the upper end. thus rendering
IL possible for A fo11r-EeaT-old child
to battle in perfect safety. An inclined
slide at the shallow end together with
spring board and other apparatus. add
TO the enjoyment Of many hundreds OF
merry batheTs.
A guard is constantly in attendance.
keeping a watChful eye over the little
ones in case they venture beyond their
depth. A roomy balcony surrounds this
plunge. in which spectators are al
lowed to ConETegate ana observe those
more fond of swimming Tho water is
changed daily in both plunges and ev-
eTything is kept in the most sanitary
condition The plInges have a capacity
of 2S2.e00 gallons making IL Impossible
for the water to become impregnated
in the short length Of time IT is in use.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
OCEAN PARK.


There is no resort on the California
coast more popular than unique Ocean
Park. and perhaps none quite so at
tractive to investors. Its growth has
been nothing short OF sensa tiohal. but
its foundation is solid. its reason for
being and continuing strong is
apparent, not mythical. The same
method. in fact. the same class Of men
that are making the new Los Angeles
is making Ocean Park. In these char
dCteristiCs. it is the seaside Los An
geleS- Money Is being spent on this
spot and its vicinity liter
ally by the million: and yet there is no
BOOM" endangerinE the place-every
dollar is hard. common-seuse dollar
invested by hard. common sense men.
because they believe that these dollars
viii do them the most good right there.
Ocean Park has promised to do the
biggest things in the resort line on the
Pacific coast. and it IS delivering the
goods. The folks there are behind their
town good and strong. and theirs is
the kind of hacking that counts
The place has Ieaped TO the front in
the last three years It lies on a spIen-
did beach within thirty minutes Of Los
Angeles by the cars of the Los Angeles
Pacific railroad. Back of the strand
is a commanding raise Of ground. slOp-
ing pleasantly: the homeseekeT may
choose the heights or the sea level.
Ocean Park did not grow up hap
hazard; it was deliberately planned,
and has spread in perfect order. along
wide. well grOOmed streets. 1t has
it's section for business, its section for
amusements, and its section for homes
and in the first named are to be found
paved streets. handsome stores, banks,
newspaper offices, indeed, all that goes
TO make up. not merely a resort, but
q permanent CITY
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& Salt Lake railroad. the Southern Pa
chic and the two electric lines. Two OF
the latter, in addition to the railroads
mentioned, connect the port with Los
Angeles In addition to the great Work
already being carried on by the gov
eminent the secretary of the navy mas
suggested to congress the advisability
of the construction of a dry dock there
10 cost about 100000
Site for City.
Here is perhaps the most slightly and
Picturesque location on al the sea
coast for a city. The business portion
OF the town is now grouped crescent
shaped down by the whaTves. while the
residence portion, and pretty park,
occupy the commanding bluff above
Back OF this bluff stretches a magnifi-
cent slope of some 1900 acres. where
VIII pToba bly, expand Athe san Pedro Of
the future. while Il Is expected that
Wilmington VIII eventually acquire,
down by IFS quayS, much Of the heavy
warehouse business now carried on in
Los Angeles
san Pedro is also the center of q great
FISH industry. Eight fish companies are
located there. and the only genuine Sar-
dimes originating in American waters
are seined off the hsrbOr and put up in
great quantities IN an establishment
erected for this purpose There are
also canneries for other kinds of fish,
and millions of pounds of fresh sea food
are shipped inland as far as Nevada,
Arizona and New Mexico.
The climate is charming. the contour
of the coast preCludes fOgs and heavy
winds. The future of San Pedro is in
estima BILE; il cannot escape being great.
Here steamer is taken for the lovely
sea-giTt resort of Avalon. on Santa
Catalina island. twenty-seven miles out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Open the Year Around

Three transportation lines. Salt Lake
railroad trains each way daily.
Southern Pacific trains daily.
Pacific Electric railway. cars Sixth
and Main ST. J. minutes service the
year round-'Thc Flyer makes the
run in 80 minutes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Life Saving
Service Equal
to Uncle Sans

The Long Beach Bath House Com
pany maintains a vigiiant tIfe-SaViDg
crew from May list until the close OF
the season. which extended until Sep
TENDER seth last year. The activity of
this alert crew OF three men makes
the loss of life by drowning almost an
im3oESibility-
One man is stationed on shore duty
at all times. This crew Is constantly
on duty from 9:30 a m to ; p. m
watching every batheT as ne enters
the s..rf. Two. more men patrol the
beach in lifehOat Just outside the
breaker line. ready to rescue any swim
mers who might meet with an acct
dent.
The Iifeboat Is an exact model of
that approved and in use by the Tn
tied States LHe-SaviRg. Service This
boat is nOn-Caps izablc and~is equipped
with alright compartments TO prevent
its sinking
kioskS are bNilt at intervals along
the beach and resemble those used by
the Russian sentinelS in Siberia and
Russia. The kiosk Is fully equipped
with life preservers. casks and general
apparatus used for revivins a drown
ing person.
One of the most interesting sights
along the beach is the Hfe-saTing drill.
There are two drills daily at D. m.
After seeing these men drill one can
not help but feel safe in entering the
surf at any time
Tho drill is executed according to the
United States regulation; a man is
sent out to sea to d given point and Is
means Of the lifebost. which is
launched with great dispatch.
The crew then put their boat under
several severe tests TO prove its sea-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Exclusive Plunge For Ladies

The management. in constructing this
bathing pavilion. having the interests
Of the ladies at heart. has thought
fully provided a separate plunge for
the for sex, uhere they may hathc-
unobserved. This plunge has become
equally popular, being freouented
daily by large parties OF ladies deSir-
ing to battle privately. With a dimen-
sion of. % feet in width and 10 feet
IN length. this plunge Is constructed
the same as the general plunge with
a graduated cement floor.
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Many Permanent Homes.

While the rapidity of its growth has
outstripped- the predictions even of its
most Sanguine citizens, it has not out
striped their intelligent enterprise, and
new features are constantly being ad-
ded TO its ttractions-striking features
that cost money, but that also make
money for the town. There is moth
ing of the shoddiness about Ocean
Park that marks the merely half-baked
beach resort, il Is aiming at nothing
short of real greatness, and is shooting
pretty straight
Like Los Angeles. it is remarka bic
for its widespread section of permanent
homes. representing every degree from
bungalow to the mansion that would
grace the best streets of the metropolis
from which it takes its inspira ton.
As to its entertainments features, il
is fast becoming a wonderland. 4
strikingIy beautiful casino has just
been completed on the ocean front.
fashioned in graceful Moorish lines and
rich arabesques: and what with fine
cafes. hotels. fishing piers, boating,
bathing and daily band concerts. little
is left to be desired. The next i'm
provement contemplated is the erection
Of a $4,000 horseshoe pleasure pier,
upon which will be located a veritabIe
host of amusements, poised out over
the tumbling sea, the whole TO be bril-
iIantly Illuminated by night, and FeSon-
ant with music.
Immediately adjacent to Ocean Park.
one of the most Stupendous and artiS-
tic resort enterprises ever attempted
in the west is now we'll under way
and il is expected that it viii be COM
pleted in July. A good deal over a
half million dollars are to be expended
in creating unique pieaSUTe-COWmUH
ity. TO be known as Venice of Amer
lea Here d separate town. not only
Of amusement places. but of splendid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
LONG BEACH
The Mecca for Surf BdtherS

Leaving the runway whfrh eNtencS
from the. beach into both plurgeS. the
bather finds spread out before MIN the
finest stretch of white sea sand on the
Pacific coast. with q long rolling SURF
extending for miles The Sh3 lloWneeS
of these waters renders II possible for
the bathCr to venture out four nun
dred feet into the surf
There are more life lines at Long
Beach than at any other resort
One hundred and twenty-five thOuS-
and dollars has been expended by the
Long Beach Bath House Co. to make
this bath house a success in every par
ticGlar.
The life lines. anchored 100 feet off
shore. are hung on tripods at each end
These lines. which are 80 feet apart
are made of heavy Manila rope of sUf-
ficient strength to hold any number
Of bathers
thouSdnoS OF pleasure seekers o"I
this beach the wear around. sitting or
lying on the sand. which. unlike that
Of any other beach on the Pacific
Coast Is entirely free from kelp and
other disagTeeable features-nO peh-
bles nor rubbish being piled UP in the
way of bathers.
With al these conditions supplied by
natuFe-Combined with the number Of
facilities provided BY maa-Long
Beach leads all others in making surf
bathing solid comfort
As "A resting spot for tired body and
soul the seash0re has no euuald
Famed by the cool ocean breezeS in the
hottest day in summer. one can al
ways find relief at EOn- Reach-the
playground OF Southern California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
700 Dressing Rooms

Adjoining the bath Dluuges are
dressing rooms with accommodations
for 100 batheTs-
Those desiring tub bath win find
p at their service. with hot and cold
water supplied. together with numer-
Gus shower baths. Ladies department
separate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-17
MacDOnnel Not DlsIOynl.

London. Feb, 16.-The alleged sympa- thies of Sir Anthony Mcdonnell (un- der Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Irelandj, with Irish Nationalist aspir- ations and the under secretary's con- ntction with Lord Dunravens reform scheme advocated by the Irish Reform Association were made the subJect of a question in the House of Commons to- cay. Mir. Wyndham. Chief Secretary for Ireland, explained that Sir Anthony MaeDonnell at the request of Lord Dun- raven assisted in the formulation of the scheme under the erroneous belief that 1t was in accordance with UnIonist principles, The Government, however held that such proposals involving the
 ,reation of a separate financial board
 md the delegation Of certain legis1a- i've powers, were altogether inadmiss-
 tble. He so informed Sir Anthony. who wrote to Lord Dunraven, refusing to have any further connection with he scheme The Cabinet informed Sir Anthony that his action was indefen- stble, but that the ministers were sat isfied that his conduct was not omen to the imputation of disloyalty,