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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-19
DAsTARDLY CRIME COMMITTED.
Man Lured from Australia for the Pur.
pose of Robbery and Murder.

Man Lured from Australia for the Pur.
pose of Robbery and Murder.
Berkeley, Gala daring plot to
lure an Australian sporting man, Will
liam E. Ellis, to quiet place in
Berkeley and there murder and rob
him of 1000 in English currency,
TALLY carried out Wednesday afternoon
by man and woman whom the po-
lice believe to be desperate crooks.
They had persuaded Ellis to come
with them to America and race horses
here.
They brought Ellis from hotel in
Oakland to a cottage on 2214 Ellis
worth street, n stones throw from the
University of California. bade him sit
down to lunch, then crushed his skull
In with hammer. The woman fired
two shots at him as he lay PROSTATE.
The crooks rified his pockets of an
amount equal nearly to $1,000 in
-'iNS' '"oh' 'oa'hhS theit
victim for dead, hurriedly left the
house and made their escape. Ellis
regained consciousness and staggered
to the California stables, two blocks
away on Allston way, and from there
was carried to Roosevelt hospital,
where the doctors found he had a
fractured skull. He is in precarious
condition
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-19
NUCLEUS OF NAVY.
Ten Torpedo Boats Built by Lewis
Nixon for Russia

st. Petersburg.-Ten torpedo boats
constructed by Lewis Nixon OF New
York at Sebastopol, have been sent
by railroad to st. Petersburg and will
be incorporated with others building
here and abroad in mosquito fleet
for the defense of the Baltic coast
pending the reconstruction OF an OF.
fensive navy. There are no develop.
ments in the naval programme.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-19
JEROME TURNED DOWN.
James w. Osborne Nominated by
New York Democrats for Dis.
trict Attorney.

New York,-James W. Osborne, for
merly an assistant district attorney
Under Assistant District Attorney Will
liam T. jerome, was on Thursday
nominated for district attorney by the
Democratic convention held in Tam
many hall. Mr.. Osborne accepted and
will be one of the opponents of Mr..
jerome, who is making an indepepd
ent campaign for reelection.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02
PINEAPPLE


Finest quality Sliced Pineapples, regu.
{ lar price 2Oc, will 60 at. ........:...ioe
Grated Pineapple, regular price SSc.
will 90 at. Ioc
Chunk Pineapple, regular price Nc,
Will 60 at. at...............''. ''i|~
LARGE SUPPLY OF SALMON
Columbia River, lib fats, selling price
20c, must 60 at. .......:. 47S
Columbia River, lib fats, regular price
15c, reduced to-. III l'3c
Salmon Steak, special these days. &c
Salmon. lib tail cans, Star and Crescent
(Columbia), selling price 2Oc, will 60 at
l3 I.7c. Think of it, this is a bargain.
15c Salmon will 60 at............lZc
10c Salmon will 60 at...........:oc
VEGETABLES
Okra and Tomatoes, best quality : lac
Early June Peas. in cans. .....7 lac
regular price 15c.
Best Value Peas, regular price l5c, re-
duced to. o................... lac
Corn and Tomatoes. &c
Sugar Corn, selling price 15c, will be
String Beans, price 15c, to go at. &c
Lobsters, the finest quality, regular
price Csc, will 60 at........... ....!yc
Shrimps zoe, will 60 at. ....:...... .l4c
Karo Syrup, selling price 1Oc, will be
sold at. .........;oS
Sliced Star Ham, selling price 25c,
special price. 1SC
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02
DOORS WILL OPEN AT 9 O'CLOCK

Pig feet, large cans, Csc size at. Gle
Small size, 15c size, cut to. .....:11c
Pig feet, loose in keg, fresh. each &c
regular price SC. Large quantities 1.2c
Egg Plums, zoe cans will 60 at. :. .Ac
Have about 60 dozen of Libby's and
Armour's fancy Tripe in cans, selling
price everywhere is zoe, this Tripe must
60, will sell at. ......... .......... 13C
This is big saving.
Imported Sardines, soc size will 60 at
SSc, Csc size for 19c, 15c size for 12c, 10c
size for &c..
Mustard Sardines. &c can
Oil Sardines. Sic can
.~--,.. SPECIAL
BIB Standard Tomatoes, will 60 at 7c
can, 80c per dozen.
Blue Label Coffee, Moye's special brand,
roasted, regular price 35c, cut to 10c.
This Coffee is the very best brand.
ROASTED COFFEE-LOOSE
35c Coffee will 60 at. at...............26c
Csc Coffee will 60 at................19c
sOc Coffee will 60 at. ..............lSc
15c Coffee will 60 at: .12c
lib packages N. NJ. NJ, 25c seller, at tic
15c packages will go at............123c
Eagle MIX. ..................lStc can
O1m6 MILK. .SC Cdu
Van Camps Big Hominy, selling price
15c, cut to. o............... 800. ....Stc
Royal Baking Powder, SOC size for 43c
25c size to 90 at. at................... .22c
Good Luck, 10c size to 60 at ......74c
Good Luck, SC size to 60 at. ......... .4c
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02

Table Peaches. ,...... ........:9c Nan
Cheaper than they can be bought from
New York houses.
Hog and Hominy .....7 >-e Can
Ham Loaf, regular price 15c, reduced
Veal Loaf, price 15c, reduced to-. &c
White Cherries in cans, regular prlce
sc, will 60 at. ............'...:3 3oe
Potted Turkey. ............'...e! !-5e
Potted Chicken. ...............e ~
Potted Ham, 10c size, cut to. ...;...lc
Sc size, cut to. .....o SAC
Corn Beef. f................u 1-2c Can
Beef Hash, large size. !oc
Corn Beef Hash, small size, regular
price 15c, cut to. ~ re
Beef Steak & Onions, selling price 25c'
will 60 at: .......::......''.'''':3,,S5ee
Lambs Tongue, 35c size. ......2Sc
Lunch Tongue, 35c size. .<Sc
Lunch Tongue, zoe size. .........loc
Dried Beef 15c, cut to. ...........Hc
Vienna Sausage 10c, will 60 at z 3-4c
this is below cost.
Huyler's Cocoa, SOC seller, to 60 at 24c
Nelson Cocoa, 10c size. cut to-. ...8 1-2c
Oysters, large cans, 20c seller, will 60
at is 1.2c, 10c size will 60 at.:......Sc
Jello and Gelatine will be sold at Sc
and &c per package.
Magic Yeast, per package. 49,. 3 S-4c
Boston Baked Beans, BIB cans (Heinz)
regular price Csc, cut to-. .......SOe
zoe size cut to-. .......... ..........10c
15c size cut to- ................... &c
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02

Extract Vanilla, Csc size cut to. .19c
1Oc size cut to TIC
sc size cut to. .......... ...... .....4c
Extract Lemon, Csc size cut to. ..19c
10c size cut to .73c
SC size cut to &c
All other favors to 60 at the same prices
Postum Cereal, Csc packages cut to zoe
Fresh Oat Meal 15c pkgs. cut to 101c
Buckwhest, zoe packages cut to. .14c
10c packages cut to. o..................Sc &c
Cream Of Wheat, zoe size will 60 at 14c
Grape Nuts. 15c size cut to. ''''12c
All of Heinz's pickles, Olives, Jellies,
Ketchups, Onions, Jams. Pepper Sauce,
Prepared Mustards, Celery Sauce, India
Relish, etc., will 60 way below cost.
SWEET SOAPS
have a very large line of Soaps which
will sell from &c to &c the cake. Some of
this soap I sell at 15c.
Large line of Candies on hand will 60
Friday and Saturday below cost.
Pearl Tapioca, 15c package cut to-. SC
SHREDDED Cocoannt, DC pkg. cut to BIC
Fine Box Paper, SOC boxes will 60 at 35c
Csc boxes will 60 at................18 .18c
15c boxes will 60 at... ............Sc
10c boxes will 60 at. ......... ....7c
\ Tablets from &c up to &c, Selling
price from SC up to 15c.
Dove Hams. 14c pound
Dove Shoulders. .9cpound
Dove Breakfast Strips. .15tc pound
Swift Hams :. ........... .13c pound
Picnic Hams. s................9c &c pound
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02

SPECIAL PRICE ON SUGAR
Sugar is very high and is still going
higher. 1t is worth now in the town 14lbs
for $1.00. I have about 900lbs which will
90 Friday and Saturday at 163lbs for
$1.00 to each customer.
Starch will 60 at. ........ ...3c pound
Celluloid, in packages. BIC package
this is cheaper than it can bought to-day.
Star Lye. boxes for Csc to a customer
Mackerel, large size, very fine, selling
price 10c, to go at... .............. &c
Seeded Raisins. ............8c package
Currants. TIC package
Citron .16c pound
Matches. -. ............. &C package
Ground Pepper, in SC packages, will 60
on these two days &C
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02

Armour's Mince Meat, 5lb buckets, sell-
ing price SOC, cut to ...............Stc
Csc size cut to. .16c
Loose Mince Meat to 60 at. t..........7ic5
Pepsin Chewing Gum. ..........82ci
Coco Cola Chewing Gum. .8c,
Glenn Springs Ginger Ale. ...7c bottle
White Stone. .7c bottle;
10c Cigars will 60 at. 10
&c Cigars will 60 at. .SS11c
Dukes Mixture Tobacco. &c package
All other SC packages to 60, at. .4cs
Lar soap. =. =. .0C.Uoks
Flour, 100 per cent. in "a pound sacks
selling price CSC, will 60 at..........6 Sec.
100 per cent. in 4Slb bags will go at $f.68'
Dennilli. Flour, 60c sacks, will go at 74c
Brooms, SOC seller cut to ..... 84c.
35c seller cut to-. .26c
Csc seller cut to. to................... f0cs
15c seller cut TO-. nc
Coco Cola and Soda Water of kinds,
CuI ". 't.-. .,sCS uOtSkoe
I have q small line OF Tinware and
don't want to carry it any longer 20 VIII
sell at half price. e
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02

Everything Most of the things VIII Below Cost
will regret as long you live Kmemoer
haps We have goods to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
ORDERED TO PROCEED WITH
CATALOGUING OF LIBRARY

The board of library directors in
structed the city librarian, Miss Mary
L. Jones, last night to proceed with the
cataloguing of the library. She esti-
mates that this work will consume the
best part of the year, even when al
available help is being worked. and will
cost in the neghborhood of $3000 The
object is to obtain a complete finding
list and catalogue.
The question of whether the city will
pe allowed to construct a library
building in Central park is to be decid
ed July II in department three of the
superior court. Both sides have agreed
on a decision to be rendered by the
court on an agreed statement of facts.
The committee on branch libraries
was instructed to examine available
sites for branch libraries and report
back to the board as to the localities
selected and the price demanded by
the owners.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES IN
HONOR OF OUR FLAG
NATIONAL EMBLEM FLIES FROM
MANY HoUsEToPs
Fitting Program Rendered In Los An
geles in Celebration Of Day Set
Apart by Congress for HonorIne
the stars and Stripes

Flag day was celebrated in Los An
and from the front windows and doors
of many residences the flag Of the ma
tion Haunted forth to the breeze In
perfect enjoyment Of its own holiday.
For generations the stars and stripes
have played prominent part In every
celebration and picnic on this conti-
nent, but yesterday, through the kind
ness of congress, the national emblem
was given a day off.
Fitting exercises of the great event
were given by a number of patriotic
organizations Of Los Angeles. The
chief celebration was that given by the
Roosevelt command, United Spanish
war veterans, In the Broadway Central
hall. The program was under the d.
rection of DR.. Glenn McWilliams and.
as a special feature, silk flag, 6xS
feet, was presented to the command.
The following program was given
America" by the Twelfth Regimental
band; overture, selected, Apollo orches-
ira; vocal solo, d. F. Herendeen; pre-
sentation of flag, Mrs. w. E. Heren-
deem; acceptance of flag, Attorney S.
H. Garrett; song, Never Let Old
Glory Fall" w. e. Herendeen; selcc-
ton, Apollo orchestra song, Mrs.
Thomas; selection Twelfth Regimental
band, assisted by Uniform Rank K. o.
T. M; address, Justice H. A. Pierce;
selection, Twelfth Regimental band.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
ENTERPRISE SHOWN BY
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
FIRST PAGES OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS
Visiting AngeIeno Treated to Agree
able Surprise on Arrival at Nor
mon Capital, When Home News
Was Handed Him

The Salt Lake Tribune, with COM
mendable enterprise and at consider
able expense, reproduced the front
pages of each of the Los Angeles morn
ing newspapers in it's Monday morning
issue, publishing on three separate
pages the replica of the first pages Of
the Herald, Times and Examiner as
they appeared on that morning.
The Herald is given a distinction due
the official newspaper of the Angel
city, its front page being printed on
page 2 of The Tribune and leading all
it's competitors in point of position.
The visiting Angeeno was permitted,
through this enterprise of The Tribune,
to read all the news of sufficient i'm
portance to be printed on the first page
of each of his home morning newspa-
pers as he arrived in the Mormon cap
ital thousand miles away.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Public Reception

TdbiiC 1CSCPhiNh
Formal notification of the visit of the
editors was given at the regular meet
ing of the chamber of commerce yes
terday afternoon, and it was decided
to give the party a public reception
al the chamber Saturday evening at
s o'clock.
w. G. Barnwell was appointed chair
man of the reception committee, with
instructions to name the entire COM
mittee. Mr.. Barnwell will announce
representatives from each of the Los
Angeles newspapers.
The special train bearing the news
paper men to the Golden State
consists of nine Pullman coaches,
diner and baggage car. The party
is due to arrive at Ell Paso, Tex, Fri
day afternoon at o'clock, and to
reach Riverside Saturday afternoon,
Pasadena at about o'clock where it
IL planned to give the party drive
about the city and a look at Mt. Lowe.
The train is scheduled to arrive in Los
Angeles at O'Clock.
The reception committee will be at
the Arcade station to give the visitors
the glad hand of welcome.
National Officers
The association closed its annual
meeting at Guthrie, Okla, June 8, and
by invitation will be in attendance at
the Lewis and Clark exposition at
Portland on Oklahoma day, June 81.
The national officers are: John Dy-
mond of New Orleans. president; John
E. Junkin Of Sterling, Kas., first vice
president; Henry B. Warner of Lexing-
ton, N. c., second vice president; l..
c. Niblack of Guthrie, Okla. third
vice president; William A. Ashbrook
of Johnstown, Ohio, corresponding
secretary Ge-elected); J. Irwin Steel
OF Ashland, Pa, treasurer
Railway officials say that the special
train will make a stop of two or three
hours at Santa Barbara on Sunday af-
ternoon and then proceed to San Fran
cisco, where arrangements have been
made for formal reception and trips
about the city and to Mare island.
The reception at Portland will in
include an address of welcome by H.
w. Goode, president of the exposition,
response by Governor Ferguson of
Oklahoma, and addresses by Joseph
Brewster. ex-president of the National
Editorial association, Charles H. Greer
Of Alabama, and Roy Stafford of Okla
homa City.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
INTERPRETATIONS

American Tippecanoe company. Di-
rectors: II. ]. Eichorn. J. F. Mahlstedt.
f. e. Banta, d. w. Ferguson, ]. w.
Keup OF Los Angeles. Capital stock.
5000 Doom, with $1,000 subscribed.
American Novelty Manufacturing
company. Directors: Samuel s. Wat
son, John Castera. John Lopizich, Mary
Peck. Albert E. Wright Capital stock.
$50 900, with $500 subscribed.
South Park Presbyterian church.
Directors; H. S. Morris. Win Klee, T.
f. Durham. George Taylor, w. o.
Bulette C. e. Thompson, G. ]. Luigen-
fielder. No capital stock.
Dana Burks Investment company.
Directors; Dana Burks, Marie l.. Burks,
Abbot Kinney. James r. Wagner.
Force Parker. Capital stock. $4,000.
fully subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
FOUR BOYS ARRESTED
ON CHARGES OF THEFT
Alleged to Have Stolen Several Deml-
johns of Wine From
Winery

Four young alleged thieves. pursued
by two policemen, held the attention of
passers-by yesterday morning, as the
chase continued down Main street, and
finally halted behind the scenes of the
Grand opera house.
]. Rosen, N. Woodson, o. Hensler
and ]. Rain, all of whom are under
nineteen years of age, are accused Of
having stolen several demijohns of
choice wines from a winery on Los An
geles street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. The officers were notified of
the theft and started in pursuit of the
alleged thieves. The boys were cap
tured and taken to Jail. In Judge
Roses court yesterday afternoon they
were fined $40 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
ANGELENOS RETURNING
FROM SALT LAKE TRIP
Three Coaches Loaded With Pilgrims
From the Angel City Arrive
Tomorrow Morning

Tomorrow morning at seven o'clock a
large contingent of the chamber of
commerce delegation. which has been
having a glorious time at Salt Lake,
will arrive in Los Angeles headed by
President Koepfii and Acting Secretary
Gurley.
This party will come in three Pull
man coaches, attached to the regular
train and the remainder of the delega-
tion will come later on a special train.
The first bunch of pilgrims to return
are chiefly business men who are anx-
ious to get back home so that they
can look after affairs requiring their
personal attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
BIg business BuiIdings of New y

Big Business Buildings of New York
(FFom the New York Morning World).
The big business buildings of New York
are something of wonder at times even
to the old inhabitant of the city. AS he
sees a group of small buildings wrecked
to make site for some new colossal
structure he wonders when the limit will
be reached. 1t would seem as If there
were no more limit to the size of the
buildings than to the growth of business.
The big business demands the big build
ing. Every one of these great structures
Is monument TO the business growth of
the city of New York.
This is more easily understood II spe-
cihc cases are considered, instead of
general conditions The new building at
the corner of Twenty-third street and
Fourth avenue, for instance, was occu-
pied before 1t was actually finished. The
once One of the earliest occupants of
the new building. the j. Walter Thomp-
son Advertising agency has 1900 square
feet of office room on one floor And this
same agency is a first-rate example of
the big business growth which requires
q big building 70 accommodate IT, The
Times building, had long been a land
mark In the advertising world. AS a re-
suit of forty years OF success, the Thomp-
active customers including many of the
most important advertisers In the coun-
Try. The time came when the volume OF
business could no longer be carried on
under cramped conditions. Larger ouar-
ters must be had. And here at the cor
ner OF IWenly-lnlfd street and Fourth
avenue, was found the big building get
ting ready for the big business that re-
quired II.
1t is not only size which is demanded
in a modern office building, but also
every comfort and convenience which
American inventive genius can supply.
And II would be hard to find In any city
In the world offices more perfectly APP
pointed or more completely equipped for
work and comfort than the new offices
Of the y. Walter Thompson company. In
the big building at the corner OF Twenty
. third street and Fourth avenue.
It's lust fun 70 smoke Las Palmas
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Reduced Rates to Denver, Colo.

on June and the Salt Lake Route
is going to make a special excursion
rate to Denver and return of $55. going
and returning via Salt Lake City. or
ing ample time to visit the exposition
Tickets will be limited to forty days
for the round trip. On the going trip
at Salt Lake City, and on the return
trip stop overs will be permitted at any
intermediate point within the limit OF
the ticket. Passengers can go over one
route beyond Salt Lake City, and re-
turn another II desired.
A winer every time-Las Palmas cigar.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
Mason Opera House

"Ransom's Folly" which is said to
be one of the best army plays ever
written, will be seen at the Mason opera
house all of next week, opening Mon
day, June 10. This play is by Richard
Harding Davis and will be produced
by T. Daniel Frawley. The sale Of
seats opens this morning at 9 o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
TyndaII on splrituaIism

"Spiritualism," is the engaging title
of a discourse to be delivered Sunday
by DR.. Alexander ]. McIvor-Tyndall.
DIR. McIvor-Tyndall will give an en-
tirely new and original Interpretation
of spiritualism as it is understood to-
day, and will speak entirely from the
viewpoint of personal experience. Seats
may be reserved in advance at Bart
lett's music store.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

Everything you want you Will find In
the classified page-a modern encyclo-
pedia. one cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
EDITORS COMING
To Los ANGELES
RECEPTION PLANNED FOR SAT-
URDAY NIGHT
AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Three Hundred Newspaper Men to Be
Our Guests-AIl En- Route to
Portland Expo
sItlon

Three hundred members of the Ma
tional Editorial association, including
many of the famous newspaper men
of the United States, will arrive in Los
Angeles Saturday evening on a spec
ial train, over the Southern Pacific
road, and become the guests of the
city over night, leaving Sunday MORN
ing for Santa Barbara, San Francisco
and the Portland exposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

It's just fun to smoke Las Palmas
sigars
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
private Ambulance Ii..is. H i:,.

, ambulance service. We have secured the
most convenient and uP-to.date vehicle
manufacturec Personal attention. Prompt
response 40 calls day or night Phone o.
ORR q HINES COMPANY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15

A winer every time-Las Palmas cigar
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16
Notice to Advertisers.

The mail order business of Chicago
last year increased twenty per cent
and their sales amounted to sixty-five
millions of dollars. How do you sup
pose they did it: By not usinga pen
nys worth of printers ink? No not
sure enough, for twas with printers
ink they did that enormous business.
They told the people what they had
just like The johnson Merchantile Co.
TheJ. B. ). Lohner, the Flick Art &
Optical Co., A. w. Harvey, Theo.
Patty, The Exchange Bank, First
National Bank, John Hunter, Han
sen. Lohner g. Co. ,Oluf Jensen. j. w.
Peterman, of Extra. The Elkhorn
Clothing Co., Petersen & Jensen OF
Eikhorn, Hans Hansen of Brayton,
James Russell, Morrisey Il Ruhs, Chas.
Bagley, Nash & Phelps, George
Weighton, Nels Jensen & Co., D. E.
Soar & Son, Rasmussen d Jensen, w
H. Doak and many others less ex'
teusive advertisers in this paper are
busily telling the people in each issue
what they can find by calling at theil
establishments. These men are do
I ing business while many of theil
neighbors are going with the 1922:
commercial failures that we mourn
in the United States, last year. Wake
up get a move on you, tell the people
what yon have, they all read ads a!
much as they read the big mail orde
catalogues.