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The news & observer., 1905-11-15
A DANGEROUS FALL
Man Fell 22 Feet in
metropolitan Hall
Last Night.

Bud Thompson, Il white painter
about twenty five years old fell over
twenty-five feet from a stand in the
top of the scenery in Metropolitan
Hall at nine o'clock last night. Chief
of Police Mullins said that Thompson
evidently entered the hall while in
toxicated during the afternoon, with
the intention of staying there until he
had worn off the effects of the
whiskey. Chief Mullins said he had
several times seen the man asleep in
the hall while drunk.
Thompson had climbed to the top
of vertical ladder and gone out to
very narrow landing just large enough
for a man to stay on With a chair.
Thompson had propped the chair
against one of the scenery slides, and
it is thought that just as he awoke he
turned in his chair and overbalanced
it and fell to the stage, twenty-five
feet beneath him, falling on his ieft
side.
Dr. A. w. Goodwin was called. and
had Thompson taken TO the hospital
where he was examined. There was
a complete dislocation of the man s
left hip, and internal injuries. No
bones were broken. At q late hour
last night Thompson4 was reported to
be resting quietly.
The news & observer., 1905-11-15

New York. .Nov. 13.-Seven girls
We're injured and damage amounting
to about $4,000 was caused by fire
which destroyed the five-story factory
building at Leonard and Meserolc
streets, Brooklyn, today. !,
The news & observer., 1905-11-15

Even hunger isn't an infallible cure
for laziness.
The news & observer., 1905-11-15

Time may be money. out You can't
realize much coin on a so-ceit watch.
The news & observer., 1905-11-15
Broke Out of Window.

In the Early part of last night d
policeman was attracted by the loud
crashing Of glass on the sidewalk near
the dispensary, and upon investiga-
ton found that a man was in PATS
Barber Shop" next door to the dis
pensaly. He had been admitted by
the proprietor and had gone upstairs,
where he fell asleep. In the evening
the owner o fthe building closed it,
taking the keys, because of the nom
payment of rent and the proprietor
apparently forgot the presence of the
man above. The man was taken in
by the police.
The news & observer., 1905-11-15

Mr.. David Arthur Williams and
wife. of Portsmouth, Va. are visiting
Mrs. C. G.. Baker. -.--.. .t,1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

be lt service or goods.
An evidence OF the good times and
prosperity ln salt Lake found amusing
expression On SALE Lake during the
municipal campaign, when all three
parties claimed credit for the activity
which bad marked the year. But even
those who were mokins loudest claims
for the ciiy's growth failed to apprecl.
ate the real magnitude OF improvement
For instance. one paper declared that
there had been a movement all along
the various lines ~ realty excepting on.
ly on those lots fringins Ensign Peak
or trcns-Jordan additions, Thereupon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Business Property.

Business property is and has been in
transitory condition as TO location
| There Is every indication that the three
| blocks Of Main street, from South Tenn
| pie to Third South, has finally broken
| its bands and that first-class business
is spreading rapidly into new sections
| Rents within the old confines are too
| high, and locations there too few. The
spreading" movement has started, and
within the last few months Of 1905. Third
South street has been added to the
| desirable business sections.
pull together" has been the shihbo.
leth Of the Real Estate association
Keep money at home and bring more
| in" has been the watchword Of the
! Commercial club. stop quarrelng'
| rds been the advice Of wise folk who
ace in Salt Lakes present situation an
opportunity rare even IN the annals OF
the miraculous west,
And speaking Of situations" Salt
Lake Is now IN a position remarkably
similar to that Of Kansas City's in 1850
At that time the town at the mouth OF
the Kaw was I'm the early stages Of
its formative period, Bushes was COM
pressed into a few short blocks, ware
houses were sandwched between homes
and nobody really could tell how things
would shape themselves. There was
mot room enough to go round"-or
rather everybody was afraid to venture
into new sections, The pressure got
worse and worse, rents went higher
and higher, business became clogged
and congested, and the limit was
reached y few determined concerns
whose business was so firmly estab-
llshed that II would follow them any
where, got together and decided 10
move to a new locality blocks away.
The Gordon was broken, retail Kansas
City was transferred and thereafter
there was elbow room for all. Salt
Lake must DO the same-the sooner tho
better. II is absolutely absurd that $500
q month should be paid for a little
store rod wide. and legitimate bust
ness can't stand It. BY spreading
out" the needs of the city viii be met
IN q healthy way. Residence require
ments have compelled an expansion
movement, the contracted railroad
sphere has been broken by the estab-
llshment OF round houses in North salt
Lake, and only business keeps in It's
swaddlng clothes. 1t Is NOT exaggor-
ating to say that the present concerns
In Salt Lake could easily utilize twice
tho space they now haye-but haven't
the courage 10 make n break from their
Imprisonment. An indication OF a ten
dency toward such break for liberty"
has been shown I'm Mrs Judges pur-
chase OF the corner opposite Walker
Brothers store and the widening oe
the business district on First South
street II f. not any wonderful glft
Of second sight that is required to fore
tell a vastly enlarged business In Sale
Lake a year hence The transfer OF tho
postofIlce 20 the new Federal building
has done much 20 attract people t.
south Main street, the prellmInaries I'm
depot building Is stirring up property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

shack 10 the hanls0mest NJ business
blocks, have mlrEeI the year. During
cold weather and hot, Their, has been
no cessation, the only delays being
those forced by lack OF skilled mechau-
ics, or shortage OF material, both NJ
which have been too frequent Every
workman has wished De could multiply
himself aud every material man has
sighed that h!s stock was not larger.
Contractors have been forced 10 refuse
buildings because they could not get
sufficient help. From o $4,000 TO n $500
home, work has gone With rush, Il
has been a money making season for
everybody who had anything to sell,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

man OF the town who called attention
10 the numerous pretty brick cottages
erected this summer back OF the Capt.
tol grounds on the slopes OF Ensign
Peak and to the many little splck-span
homes that dotted the level fat beyond
Jordan, And a significant feature Of
the rapid development here Is the
steady demand for moderate priced cot
tages-places ranging from $500 10
$500 in cost, While II IS gratifying to
see the beautiful mansions on tho APP
plan way" (as some one has not inaptlv
dubbed Brigham street,, It is yet
stronger evidence OF healthy growth
that so many tasty modest, modern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

w ORE anomalies exist In the
Nh real estate business than any
N other under the sun. Every
real estate dealer will sell
you that while II is all right to make
hay while the sun shines It Is poor
time to sell property, Naturally one
would expect nice. pretty weather to
bring out realty buYers-for when does
property show TO better advantage than
when the grass is green, the flowers in
bloom, tho air balmy the birds sing
ing? But IN practise It's different The
buyer who has been carted In drlz-
gle, through sloppy streets. his clothes
beepattered with mud. will snap up a
lot ten times quicker than the one who
has been rolled In an automobile I'M
der cool skies. famed by gentle breezes.
So much for popular fallacy number
one.
The people to see an advantage and
seize It should naturally be those on
the ground. But here again the real
estate business breaks the rule. The
man who sees opportunities IN real es-
tate and embraces them Is the fellow
nj distance. For years without num-
Der townspeople here have known OF
the marvellous riches IN which salt
Lake was set; coal iron, copper, gold,
silver. building rock, kaloline, FIRE clay.
They have known Of the extraordinary
soil that filed the valleys, producing
such wondrous fruit superb vegeta-
bles. splendid sugar beets, luxuriant
hay. But to these same townspeop.e
anyone that prate1 OF a glorious future
for city endowed with such natural
gifts was "a boomer" the railroads
were a myth. and instead OF Salt Lake
long distance from competitors being a
source Of greatness, it was why we
were "cut off from markets"
Outsiders have seen--they have
come They have opened shelters,
pushed new rails across the desert
gobbIed up valuable trackage and
pocketed fine profits. Others are on
the way '"el nave sec" i'''" a,"'
what we ''''''o' 7'7 az ou' ~ go
Dig adNan'uses y"'', w y.J'y ' r',. nv q
patent 10 '"o'e 'N .,'" ~ -'''l. . ~
ana N"''s'S ivy '"'" W 0'' 7 D"
bors.
The Rainbows Are Here.
VOL this is year I'm which a
Christmas papor done have to scatter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

cottages have taken root in the twelve
months. There has been no hurrah.
in fact, not much notice has been taii-
en- of II all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

the he'll production, and haven't eynced
much interest in any other kind Of
crop. But as prosperity In Kansas ex-
tlnRuiShed thu exponeuts Of fire and
birthstone, 40 the present good times
are cleaning out the knockers and
kickers in Salt Lake. All one has to
complain Of here now Is that the day
has but "a hours. and that one fellow
can't cover two Jobs al a time.
II isn't my purpose to exhibit state
ment Of resources and liabilities in Salt
Lake. We have gained a lot IN 1905,
charged a lot OF stuff 10 the loss ac-
count, that was good radiance and
emerged from the year with big div
idend, The town Is 'a'hummlng"-to
use a pat expression. With names like
"S0n Pedro" Burlington" Western
Pacific" as tangible assets, with smell
ters and mines and factories being add
ed to the ledger accounts who can
make any Roadway bowling calamity?
It's pretty hard to make full man
believe he's hungry
To those who are fond OF statistics
and there Is no more profitable study
the comparative growth OF Salt Lake
has an interesting lesson. During the
| period In which II was predicted we
should have death, through the loss Of
free silver coinage, SALT Lake was doing
q cake-walk; spreading. improving, in
creasing in wealth, In population, in all
the elements Of success. Just as we
were supposed to be in miseries from
! which we could not be extracted 10 and
! behold, the bad men from the outside
have come to whoop up the prosperity
OF everybody. More Jobs than men,
more houses planned than contractors
to erect them, more goods to handle
| than clerks TO care for them. more calls
for trackage than supply to meet it
this is the daily story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
CHURCH BUILDING GROWTH DURING THE CURRENT YEAR
And the Days Ahead Are Full of Rosy Promise

Satisfactory
S II no mai mean portray Fine he i'm
o o b o csc r
" things m Il The = gs patV close t m
s travels l % g @ Il me more
a
pc new "A ~ Iah who luI TN
Is W n q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Eloquent Figures,

The building permits. the architects
reports, the output OF lumber and
brick yards, the record OF the county
recorder, all tell an eloquent tale OF
what we have done and are doing since
the real estate review IN these columns
n year ago. These facts need no gid.
ing or furnishing Business men Of
all classes are doing well. While en-
terprise has been expanding, money
has remained plentiful ana cheap
Never had the worker both ends Of the
string more firmly in his fingers than
right now. He is enjoying a good In
come, and the chance to borrow money
cheaply. when money was most string
emit IN New York during October and
November, It was easiest here.
The real estate market Is doing well,
thank YOU So IS the real estate dealer
So IS the property owner. So is the
landlord. The only unfortunate Is the
man who owns nothing, pays rent and
lives up 20 his income. Business prop
erty has kept apace with homes. a
disposition prevails among the work.
ers IN Salt Lake to own their own
homes,
The building movement Of 1905 was
simply the continuance OF the work
started in 1904, gathering momentum,
and sweeplng on Prices OF labor adj
vanced, prices Of material continued
upward, but instead OF stopping con-
suction It apparently helped 1t. All
kinds Of building, from the yeriest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

on South Temple and Third South
streets, and the paving OF Brigham
street has drawn attention 10 the up
per portions OF town. Railroads, fac.
tories, shelters, the employers OF
wholesale labor. are swiftly filing Salt
Lake with a new population that must
be reckoned with. New mouths to feed
and bodies TO clothe, means larger
business, and this means more store
room. In spite OF herself Salt Lake
has got to grow. She Is tho railroad
hub for a wheel hundreds OF miles In
diameter. Idaho ia booming. but Ida
no Is tributary to salt Lake. Wyoming
IS developing and Salt Lake feels every
heart throb as the Quickened blood
flows toward this metropolis, Nevada
finds her outlet through the San Pedro
TO this city. Utah is expanding in mines
and fields. in factory and store, all Of
which Is directly felt in her capital
Public Improvements
Public improvement in 1905 has kept
apace with business and the two have
told directly and effectively on business
values. A hot summer spurred our
city officials toward solving the water
problem. While a subject OK mlca
wrangle. the water question Is conceded
the paramount problem and the first
4 tfhrIgfmqg
should find a supply OF water commeh'
surate with the needs OF 100 600 people
The pavement OF Brigham street. after
years OF travail. has made that thor
oughfare a way Of beauty while inc
preparations Tor matchmaking secoha
street insures q drive that VIII be th'
pride Of Salt Lake, The general es'ao,
lishment Of sidewalks IN every part Ok
salt Lake has transformed the Guy
for pedestrians and the extension OF '"e
sewerage system Is putting the VOW"
into an ideal sanitary condition WhNs
abuttlng property must pay for 'ne''
luxurles the same abutting properly
recoups itself instantly In Increases
values. In turn the increased Vaius u
the land imposing larger taxes COM
pels the erection Of improvement" ~
It is that even those who are oppos'N
10 advance or indifferent TO I"ou''"
comforts are forced into the ru''"lHS
channel and compelled to pun an JUL
Stop "Knocl,lns.'
II ls said that the old generation "
the south will never learn tha' '"e W.,
Is over Likewise a generation ~"
fast disappearing In salt Lake W"
never learn that bye-gones ara wv
cones: that the only way TO maN'
great city here ia FOR all to pun W.
gether. As before stated the we
Estate association has been me p'""'
mover in the work OF harmonious ',
lion. The "knocker' in salt l"N'
at discount, He who would suo'' w.
must fan in with the procession VI a.
procession VIII run over nun
realty Is an accurate index Of a!' va,
nAss-for the demand for land depeu''
upon the success OF businesS-
year of 1905 with IT, brisk reco'u
sales and building faithfully reool'' y,
trend Of the whole commercial e's"
In SAT- Lake city, Nineteen nunu, ,..
and six VIII be the year OF the ooo',,,
of the man VINO believes IN saw Las.
and is willing to work for her al'r .n
menL. GLEN '''
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nEsTkrHksT. 81 ~ AaIf Interest
q ssaa - - Pacific hIa5a
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ONE acre. cleared. fenced, utouuh.a
ffatt tresa. price al5a. terms.
b'oels from car. ar. A. l.. Dunlap
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FOR SALE ttoaha for the Imnravrz
msuta, consisting ~ azraam house
chicken house with feuUru4fu yard
root house. Wuadahsd. feueedziu
garden spring water Hlnfd ia the
house need not nay any house nor
water rent neither pay taxes. a. the
Improvement are on street not ~
be graded fer years walking dis
taneU C. the eltNs A. miles from rfa4
HHer place For Information address
GafIts. care Star Wv
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Whose Hat shop Is ssst7

Cau AMI see the latest STYLES and
shades. They certainly are toppS,
will please YOU. + \. Brooks q Sos
1881 Second Ave.
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Auop $3.50
g faaM house lot NaHka ed alaHeHa
pantfl fire chicken haase ) be -
ffgm car uaHt cash balance o. eaHy
tHFuH
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goo altSO0
Neat Broom cottage WaAkfT let
ts9ft. blocks from ear Inc. ueay
tafHaH
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$1,000 $1,000
Rice AHH#m HaftHHH# lot taMEH coed
location eaaF t#fm##
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toby k5Hss LOT atI5a fIHf FfSss. faff
BLOCK I'm eAf line 10 daau bel
Hues O. o. pr mouth
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Broom house city water laf saIH g
blocks from ear iiHes part eHHH bel
auHu easy terms
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Star Want AID. Agencies

p. =. Mullen. III Ballard ave. ep
rexita CItY Hall.
Frument prua Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue
Quaker prus Co. i0fa let ave.
Ties. Harris At nastaffier. Rentan
c. n. Lshu5rsff. cigar store. el6la
SOD
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$1,000 $1,000
broom house hath ard tfauE faaH
sci hHlHt aHH suap. saHg tsrms
See fHi# place
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L vii make this store your INT
home II style ami quality are what
gaa want 0uz 500 Hats are not
eaHalea In Seattle ~ our price Gau
aud take "a look l. y. Brooks q
co. Isl Second Ave- 80
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Births
r. and Nrs s.IiuekIe.


" E Stephens. age 50 years. at
els FIFTH avenue. March q.
J. I. Curtis. age = years. At 202z
Seventh avenue. March e.
j Melville ir. age 3 years. a.
So Greenwood avenue. March =.
v II podd. axe Z years. at Bal
lard March =.
Alberta jenkins. age days. At
Vest Seattle March >
Louis GottsteIns age : years.
Mach ..
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NE en- fHa saH partner - HIa#H
HaH n HH# Kidd - business ~ HH
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HHEH#EHF : ~ #HA.
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room ftH#HH H#Ht reasonable. H#HaHH
heat Owner GOING - California
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gate
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drsa HHIHaH# EHf Int Ter H#H Al
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nEHTAHHksT 81. ~ Ter iafsrasf
a. saaA 10 - Pacific block -
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fag o&te-f Arms ara land
INV EfS sEA12fIE ~ ffgdz
asfs thaa salf sisarsa baisss - = ii r
hHa maple. sNsstisHt aalI small
house Had orchard faHIHs 81 county
rad hus iasattaa. close Ia aHhaaf
sHa HsishhaFH . ioa. lar saah
HanEHr MtIfHY 80 y Y M p
FREE dovERNaKSr land
ftamsatsadH desert claims Irrigated
lanea timber isnas ranches y ali
II o aafru A 90.
hoom Times hlas
Two CHOICE TES ACNE TRACTS
- eaEH ca corner 81 tWH county
raafs fish sfsgEd hattsR lard. Ell
ts.ft Nnr1 saattY sIsafst. mostly
alder 49, maple tlHs Iazatlau. EsH5
Ho6kHf h.uTsY| a. y rs =
LEAVING Ter cid eauatfy. M = ssF.
finely Improved eiaas=tH ranEh. fine
orchard siz5 euiY 9 p 80 terms
- down tfa per month See Smith
Room ) Times BECK. upstairs =
rrS ACRES aIasr Land. aas sail
zee eastt1 ard. handy - seattle
Iaeofua tutsfarhaa. IT, Eaaf
nohERr NAtruY. &c y Y. Hls 3
NfSE sections whsat land 3 ser 500.
= 9 NEE. IL Aatn street =ff
Timber lands
SIX choice eeiar timber claims q
tfAAt# sE4isF i've millions t.
.I,sf'se -. - 80 81 pa a good
- e gone 30 pay II net located
mn A.. "a 49, t.5=.z=z
--..- s...ss : - =. tteassf mock IT
szlssssasFa - 80 ~.
A q JOHNSTON
House. Lots Parma ArraaW@
8 80 a=faam modern HaHas IT..
fixtures. rented fur t. 81 raf n5.gfH
near 18Th AID Alder
- Lot aasfH and szraam house. Il
ana ear - minutes ~ 800 - ~.
tsta=f#af ext and col i.IH4fag -
view II sound uGat a hIsb s=Ess.5f
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t-ss I'm meaffh mouse
tlsas1 cement MhlkH city
ee1sI III anu b3ta Tor tsasH# lazy
~ ~
= y .ts AsHA new SIX room modern Cot
- tAiae. AA 100 cash
= { nYEBs a co.
81 Arcade Bidg. "a
49, - sz-===
meuta, consisting ~ 8-roum house
chicken house With feuGsd=tu yard
root house. Wuadahsd. feuesdztu
garden spring water nlnfd ia the
house ueed not pay any house nor
Water rent neither pay taxes. sH the
be graded fer years walking dis
lance g. the rltHs ~ Wlsa from Ttas
user place far Information address
ne care star wy
..g...=..#.a.=..===-= =====
f9t Sale
tWita5 ~ tishet 70 the Portland
ar VII ee tStsH ta each purchaser
first - lots The lots are lower than
market pflees 49,.
Dunlap Fuataffies ON the Old Hent8n
line If
1VarI6atf9a Lilo Wflat4.tltt "a -
grand Virw III maJIntai3a 80 TIL
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THE MARKETS

HeateFn avenue commission ms,
were waiting bafHf and early 70
DAY morning faH Tie HfsaIHsf f. a..
rive from san F4HaI#aa some fsa
tomafosH eaaIIfIaHer fAahafb "a
asparagus came IN and sold fsgt
Thursday Ryan 4 Newton reelissz
The INT Australian piaeapples fhey
have eyer had On lie market Tsss
are selling al 8 cents poi pound
The orange mafHHE Is sell aIsasff
Up aeafeslg any oranges are 10 IL
found that are much good All IA
are LEFT are The large California
Tie ffaf spring IamBs thai bavs
been put on the market thls sgrIsg
were received Friday morning Al
= and 81 ERfa have gone 70 n
cents Lat aud are HlII weak
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SENATOR IS
SORE
Especial to Ths start

Especial 70 TIE stsrl
PORTLAND Or. March e
Senator John II Mitchell has di-
rsefed - Wiff tie removal Of Harry
{ Robertson until recently HIz ufI=
Kafe secretary. rs chief clerk 81 the
committee on IufsH=aseanIr canals.
and has appointed his grandson
John Mitchell Handy in bis place
Speaking 81 Tie change. Senator
Mitchell stated
+ instructed thai NJ Robertson
be removed as shHaf clerk # the
committee because IT base betrayal
Of confidential Affairs The be
travail does not relate - his teHtt=
mauF before the federal grand Jury
here d. net know anything about
that and Do net care anything about
II This removal lH f8f betrayal Of
matters not connected With this
eaHa
The senator spoke With great
emphasis when he said base be
travail and needed no prompting
"a answer the inquiry His feelings
against his former secretary and
confidential man waHs apparent
The troubles II Rabbit. IN his
mIf=up With the Pacific Coast Bar
hers supply company. came un for
hearing Friday morning in Judge
Fratefa department Il the superior
court BaHbItf asks fer the ap-
poIntment Of a receiver for the cor
purnuau defendant on an alleged
showing that the assets consist only
II a Iat af formulas far making hair
oil and massage cream and thaf he
has paid good round IRON dollars
into the company for what pur-
ported 10 be valuable stock.