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FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE
SAN JUAN BUNGALOW.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE.

This residence has just been completed !;
being located as il is, II corner lot, 1t
commands a magnificent view of all the
Cahuenga valley and the extensive noun
tain range. All the modern ideas of
architecture have been incorporated in this
residence, making it very desirable
home. The lot is terraced three feet
above the walk. Beautiful reception hall,
finished in white; new style mantel; liv-
ing room is 21x14 feet, has beamed cell
ing and manteI after the old mission
style; very artistic in appearance; rock
marble floors and two handsome mission
pedestals with columns rising to the cell
ing. Dining room is q beauty, with win
dOws all around. 1t is paneled six feet
high, has fine buffet, rock marble floor
bedrooms finished i'm white enamel, all
good size; numerous large closets and an
excellent bathroom. If you have any in
tention of buying home, this one is
worthy your investigation.
Members l.. a. Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS,
234 Laughlin Bldg. 315 $. Broadway.
Main 263 Home Ex. 263.
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CUNNINGHAM & o'coNNoR

have removed to 1881 So.
Grand Ave. Phones-Main 4O3; Home 4O3,
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DEATHS

RNHART-Margaret. 9S9 East Thirty-sixth
street. native of Indiana, gastro-carcinoma,
aged 81 years.
CLARK-Nellie E., Natick house, native Of
Iowa. consumption of lungs, aged % years
FRENCH-Lettie W. 20S Rogers street, ma.
tive of Maine, acute tuberculosis aged So
years.
HoTCHKISS-Albert B.. 400 South Grand ave-
nue. cerebral hemorrhage. aged 81 years.
TURNER-W William W, 75S West Adams
street native of Missouri arterio sclerosis
aged 6S years
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FOR SALE
HOMES OF ELEGANCE
OUR DESIGNS FOR HOMES OF ELE-
GANCE AND STYLE ARE UNEQUALED.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. OUR
PLANS WILL SURELY INTEREST YOU.
AND 1T is A PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM
AND EXPLAIN ALL DETAILS so THAT
YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHY OUR
HOMES ARE MODELS OF CONVENIENCE
AND ELEGANCE.
r. N. LAMBERTH & CO.,
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
SUITE Ala BRALY BLDG.
PHoNES-HoME 2629.
MAIN 2222.
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PIERCE BROS. & CO.
Funeral directors. S1O-S12 s. Flower street
Our lady undertaken, Miss Elizabeth Thomp-
son in attendance for women and children
day or night Phone Main 1927; Home 227,
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HERE is A FINE CHANCE

to make easy money, quick:
1 have a good nine-room, two-story house
on LEOTI STREET, third house off
West Adams. that 1 will sell for 5000
II taken at once.
This house cost the present owner
S6100-but that is another story,
which / would be glad to tell you.
The rooms are all large and sunny,
with large closets, pantry, bath, and
well lighted, wide halls; the living room
is about 15x25;
the location is OF the best, as you will see |;
located on the map. 1t is lot o.
Patterson tract. Go out and take a look
at 1t, for it will stand close inspection.
THEN
SEE DEAN ABOUT 1T.
2O2 LAUGHLIN BUILDING.
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ON FIGUEROA ST, CORNER,
105x165 feet; two cottages $4,000.
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ON BURLINGTON AND SEVENTH,
near Westlake lot 50x150; II rooms; polished
floors; modern; range. furnace, gas and cleo
trio; $4,000
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ROOMS. NEW HOUSE. FURNISHED.
HERE is A BARGAIN WHICH is Sell
DOM EQUALED. A BEAUTIFUL, TWO
STORY HOME OF LARGE ROOMS;
LARGE BATHROOM PANTRY, SCREEN
PORCH AND CELLAR; PIPED FOR FUR
MACE; LARGE BRICK FIREPLACE;
TOILET UPSTAIRS AND DOWN; HARD
WOOD POLISHED FLOORS; LARGE
FRONT PORCH AND BROAD CEMENT
STEPS: DOUBLE COMBINATION FIN
TURES OF EXPENSIVE DESIGN; BUILT
IN SIDEBOARD AND BUFFET WITH
LEADED GLASS DOORS.
THE FURNITURE is NEW AND FAR
BETTER THAN USUALLY FOUND IN AN
AVERAGE HOME.
THE LOT IS 5OX15O TO ALLEY, WITH
NICE LAWN IN FRONT.
THIS HANDSOME HOME is ON ONE
OF THE PRETTIEST WIDE STREETS IN
THE SOUTHWESTERN PART OF THE
CITY, AND is LESS THAN A HALF
BLOCK FROM ADAMS STREET AND CAR
LINE.
l MUST SELL 1T THIS WEEK. IF YOU
WANT A REAL BARGAIN, LOOK AT 1T,
BUT DON'T ASK FOR A LOWER PRICE.
L. M. REYNOLDS,
TEL. 1889. 22O GRANT BLDG.
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ORANGE GROVE PLACE.
Brand new house, rooms; complete; mod
ern; easy terms; $3.50
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BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
West 36th ST.. 8 rooms, modern large lot
and lawn; $1,000; terms
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s rooms; now, modern, terms, close in....t23o0
s rooms; new, modern, terms, fne....u. AoO
3 rooms; year old, lot 65xi30, fine buy. 5000
s rooms: new, modern terms, good lot. 5000
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NEAR CHESTER PLACE.
Large. airy, elegant 10-room home. beau
tiful lawn, flowers, shrubbery; going now at
$4,000.
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FOR SALE
City Lots and lands
KEEP YOUR EYE ON OLIVE STREET.
Don't Hesitate to Invest
In Olive street Property.


Present prices are under value.
street TO be widened and paved from
A large number Of Improvements to be
made at once.
we offer you the following good buys
Southwest corner Fifth and Olive. soS
100
West side Olive. between Fifth and
Sixth streets, 1ooxtss; small rent.
Southeast corner olive and sixth
streets; 15O feet on olive by Tag feet on
sixth.
so feet on west side olive, between Sew
enth and Eighth.
sox165. with 3o-foot running to Eighth
street, on east side Olive, between sew.
enth and Eighth.
West Sixth street.
Near Grand avenue. 4Ox114, improved;
$4,000 cash will handle deal: balance at
per cent.
West Fifth street. just west of olive;
so feet frontage; $4,000.
East Fifth street, near Los Angeles;
three story brick building; S52,50O; pays
good interest.
ROBERT MARSH & CO.,
NIr Tnti,,, rl,,iI1
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*. N. rOINDEXTEk, 4O9 WILCOX BUILD
ING. deals ia stocks. bonds mortgages
First-class securities only. IL you want
20 lend or borrow money, or transact any
business requiring a financial agent. call on
on write 20 me. Highest references given.
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A. F. WEBSTER & CO.,
3O2 Mason Bldg.
Phones-Main 1890. Home 692t.
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FOR SALE
TWO HOUSES ON MALABAR ST, IN
BOYLE HEIGHTS. STRICTLY MODERN
BUNGALOW COTTAGES. EVERYTHING
UP TO DATE AND ATTRACTIVE 242S
AND 2427 MALABAR ST. TAKE BROOK
LYN AVE, CAR TO SoFo ST WALK
NORTH TO MALABAR. SEE THESE
PLACES THEN COME AND GET OUR
EASY TERMS ON THEM.
SIX-RooM STRICTLY MODERN COT
TAGE. 1924 ADAIR ST, JUST WEST OF
LENT LOCALITY. ONLY $255O. $3.50 CASH
AND BALANCE 800 PER MONTH. THIS
IS AN OPPORTUNITY YOU SHOULD NOT
MISS.
TWO FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES ON EAST
STH ST, NEAR CENTRAL AVE. SOUTH
SIDE OF STREET NO. 1874 is ONLY
$500 AND NO. 1916 IS ONLY $225O. REAS-
ONABLE TERMS.
TIIOs. j. HAMPTON CO.,
119 S. BROADWAY. l.. A. r. B..
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ON PASADENA AVE.
Modern. up-to-date house, 10 rooms, bath,
closets: all complete; bargain; am leaving
the city
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ON FLOWER.
10-room house; lot 62X155 modern;. rented
for year; S1l 900.
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FOR RENT
Houses
Furnished Rooms

FOR SIG you CAN RENT q ROOMS, COM
pictey furnished new elegant: housekeep-
ing; gas range. bath. telephone, hot water
close in 3A SOUTH FIGUEROA; also 204
NORTH FREMONT. $40 unfurnlshed. 30
siS-TIiREE ROOMS, COMPLETELY FUR
nished new, housekeeping, in new building.
2tS NJ FREMONT AVE. 30
FOR RENT-FIRN1SHED HOUSEKEEEP-
ing suite 2i2 N FREMONT Phone
Black 116.
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ON FLOWER ST,
52x165 feet; s-room house, MODERN 100000
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City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE.
-WESTLAKE LOTS
-WESTLAkE LOTS
WESTLAKE LOTS.
WESTLAKE LOTS.
LOCATED
JUST WEST OF WESTLAKE PARK.
WE ARE SELLING THE
CREAM OF THE WESTLAKE SECTION.
OUR BRANCH OFFICE
--295O WILTSHIRE BOULEVARD
-2950 Wiltshire BOULEVARD
-AGENT-
ALWAYS THERE TO SHOW PROPERTY.
$4,000 WORTH OF LOTS
SOLD LAST WEEK.
60 OUT TODAY
AND
MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
MINES g. PARISH,
315 SOUTH HILL STREET.
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FOR 81; YOU CAN RENT THREE ROOMS.
completely furnished for housekeeping: new;
gas range, bath, phone; close In. 334 s.
FIGUEROA. Also 20i NJ FREMONT. 80
S1S-THREE ROOMS. COMPLETED FUR
nlshed new. elegant In new building;
housekeeping; phone, bath, gas range. 2iS
NORTH FREMONT AVE 30
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A. F. WEBSTER & CO.,
302 Mason Bldg, 4th and Broadway.
500 the Rargains---
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WAGONS AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Two large, extra well-built,
well-appointed covered camp wagons; steel
bows; specially suited for family camping
party Call at 100 w. SIXTH
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See these splendid opportunities.
902 Traly Bldg Both Phones 70.
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GLOVE AND UMBRELLA MAKERS

WITH A FINE NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT
factory prices; parasos made to order: re-
pairing. III W. FOURTH ST, Helman bldg.
Between Main and Spring streets.
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FOR SALE
BARGAIN LOTS.
S350-On Fairmont street Lot 50x140
S400-On Vine street Lot 60x155
S450-On Irolo street Lot 46x12S
S750-On Hoover street Lot 45x120
Sl100-On Roosevelt street Lot 50x120
s1600-On South Flower street Lot 50x161
WEST NINTH STREET LOTS.
WEST NINTH STREET LOTS.
WEST NINTH STREET LOTS.
Let us show you our lots in this beautiful
section where soil. climate and scenery
are all that could be desired. yet within the
charming Westlake district. close to 3 car
lines. The street has been recently finished
5-foot cement sidewalks, cement curbing and
cement gutter. All lots 50 feet front and
above grade. Magnifcently located, being
high and slightly. Special inducements to
parties who Will build homes at once.
FIRST-CLASS RESTRICTIONS.
FIRST-CLASS RESTRICTIONS.
NORTON & HAY,
Ground floor. 31S w. Third st.
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Flats

TO LET-MODERN F1.ATs-wATER FREE
Si0-3 rooms. 204 N. Fremont.
sra rooms, 212 N Fremont.
Si2-3 rooms, 334 s. Figueroa.
Sl2-4 rooms 219 N Figueroa.
sl6-3 rooms, 1874 s Figueroa, furnished.
Si6-5 rooms, 101s w. First
sS3 rooms. 20l N. Fremont furnished.
SS-3 rooms, 2iS N. Fremont furnished.
S20-6 rooms, 800 s. Figueroa.
30 WIESENDANGER,2 22t Laughln Bldg
FOR SIG YOU CAN RENT 2 ROOMS. COM
pletey furnished, new elegant; housekeep-
ing; gas range. bath, telephone. hot wateri
close in. S34 SOUTH F1GUEROA; also 20i
N FREMONT. $40 unfurnished 30
FOR RENT-oNE MODERN. GROOM FLAT,
. 9lS Il. 9th st. Within easy walking dis
tance of center Of town. SIS per month.
TEL. HOME 1928.
s-3 ROOMS, GAS RANGE, BATH, PHONE,
hot water 2O4 N FREMONT AVE. is
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PHYSICIANS
DENTISTS

DENTAL Co.
1O7 NJ Spring st.-Painless extracting, I'LL
ing, crown and bridge work, flexible rub
ber plates Pure gold hllings, 75c up; all
other filings, soc up; cleaning teeth, soc
up; gold crowns and bridge work, 81. 50
up; sets teeth. $3.50 up. Also open even
ings and Sunday forenoons.
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FOR SALE
Houses

A. F. WEBSTER & CO.,
3O2 Mason Bldg, 4th and Broadway.
Sec the Bargains
ON FIGUERoA ST, CORNER,
1O5x165 feet; two cottages; $4,000.
ON FLOWER ST,
52x165 feet; S-room house. modern; 10000.
ON FLOWER.
io-room house; lot 62x155; modern;. rented
for year; $1,000.
NEAR CHESTER PLACE.
Large. airy, elegant 10-room home; beau
tiful lawn, flowers, shrubberyi going now at
$4,000.
ON PASADENA AVE.
Modern, up-to-dat house, 10 rooms; bath,
the city.
ORANGE GROVE PLACE.
Brand new house, rooms; complete; mod
ern; easy terms; S2750.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
West 36th ST.; rooms modern; large lot
and lawn; $1,000; terms
ON BURLINGTON AND SEVENTH,
Westlake: lot 50x150; II rooms; polished
trio; $4,000
A. F. WEBSTER G. CO.,
3O2 Mason Bldg.
Phones-Main 1890. Home 692l.
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Let THE HERALD Help You Good HOUSE Servant
FOR SALE
Houses
or sALE-l 1NanAM 8 BRIGGS.

Good Buys in Attractive Homes.
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AUTO LIVERY


sIEAM, GASOLINE, ELE CTRlC-
231-333 S. MAIN. Phone-Home 1922 Main 1901
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10 utvW tsL 1uH s ggE 'luBlsIssu kpvI :sLs
-tiIpauiS puB sIeYplispun "oO ssvuO Hosd
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FOR SALE

A thoroughly modern. six-room cottage
iust completed; everything Al; location
very desirable; Twenty-fifth street. near
Vermont avenue.
See us at once
BOWEN & CHAMBBRLtN
s L. A. n. y. 440 Douglas Building.
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pIE3

wHITE-At his late residence. 1913 Avenue
Twenty-nine, April 4. ]. w. White, aged 81
wears Funeral from Congregational church.
DAILY street near Downey avenue, East Los
Angeles. Saturday at 10 o'clock. Interment
odd Fellows cemetery.
KANTROWITZ-Mrs X. Kantrowitz, dearly
beloved mother Of George. Rose K, Harry.
Dora Kantrowitz and Mrs. j. Korn Died
April 4, aged SO years. Funeral today
CThursday) at 10 a. m. from residence of her
SON in-law. Mr.. Jacob Korn, 742 Lake street.
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FOR SALE
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ATToRNEYs.AT.LAw
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

40 LET-COLKEAR WAREHOUSE co.
Fire-proof open storage or separate locked
rooms; experienced packers at one-thrd less
than others. il6-l7-l0 SAN PEDRO ST. Main
Office, s22-2 s. MAIN. Phones; Homo 2l6Ai
Main AIT
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Furnished Flats

Ss-S ROOMS, GAS RANGE, BATH, PHONE,
hot water. 2O4 N. FREMONT AVE. is
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Situatlons-Female

WANTED - POSITION ON TELEPHONE
switchboard in private exchange by expe-
ricnccd lady Address BOX zoos, Herald
office.
SITUATION wANTED-BY SWEDISH GIRL
to do plain cooking and housework. Address
BOX SS0 Herald.
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PATENTS AMI PATENT RIGHTS

HAZARD q HARPHAM. PATENTS. PI-
oneers. spring and Fifth. Patent book free.
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Money

To Purchase-ReaI Estate
HAVE PURCHASERS FOR
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
HOUSES,
LOTS.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY TO-DAY
AND
BE ASSURED OF MY PROMPT
ATTENTION.
FRANK LERCH,
121 HENNE BLOCK.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Assessment

Sealed proposals will be received at office
of Treasurer Pacific Branch. N. II. d. V. s.,
Soldiers Home. Los Angeles county, Cal.
until u O'Clock M, May 3, 1905, and then
milk, in accordance with Instructions and
specifications copies of which, with blank
Proposals and other information, may be had
upon application to 7. j. Cochrane, Treasurer.
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SOCIETY NOTICES


PRESENTS
ALZAMON IRA LUCAS
IN THE BLANCHARD HALL,
EVERY THURSDAY AFT At O'CLOCK
For married ladies' only Solving the divorce,
separation or living in hell problem),
EVERY THURSDAY EVE. AT O'CLOCK
SERIES: THE ESSENTIALS TO AND
LAWS OF HEALTH"
All welcome over 16 years. You can pre-
vent disease! A way out of disease. pow
erty and unhappiness).
NO FREE SEATS. NO PAY SEATS
NO CLASSES. NO ORGANIZATION.
You will love to come. Remain at least
an hour. Receive and donate after the
BLANCHARD HALL. EVERY THURSDAY
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BROKERS

PRANK sTEEEN s24A SOUTH SPRING.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24

in 1901 for the Franz Josef archipela-
go. north Of Nova Zembla, in the be-
lief that the land Of that group APP
preached nearer the pole than any
othe. land of the north polar region
Peary, on the other hand, believed
that the northern portion of Green
Lana was nearer the pole than any
other land, and all his explorations
have been conducted from the Green
land coast.
The Baldwin expedition of 1901 was
equipped to reach the pole. Baldwin's
plan was to establish a base on the
northermost land of the Franz Josef
archipelago, spend his first winter
there. and make a dash for the pole in
the spring from Rudolf Land. Bald
win was not able to get farther north
in the fall of 1901 than Camp Ziegler,
so degrees and % minutes north, and
he did not make the dash to the pole.
Disappointed over results, Mr.. Zieg-
Ter organized another expedition, UNI
der command of Anthony Fiala, who
had been a member of the Baldwin
expedition. II was expected that Fla
la, taking advantage of his experience
in the Baldwin expedition, would sail
directly to the point where the stores
had been left by Baldwin and lose no
time in making a dash to the pole.
1t now appears that before the time
| fixed for the dash to the pole Fiala's
ship was crushed in the ice in Schlitz
bay, and that for over year the mem
bers of the expedition were held pris
oners by the arctic climate, subsisting
on stores left by previous expeditions
until rescued by the Ziegler relief ex
petition under William s. Champ
which left Norway in May.
The Baldwin expedition failed OF It's
main object because of the ice that
blocked all the channels of Franz 10
sef Land. The Fiala expedition failed
to do its appointed dash north because
| its vessel was crushed by ice. Mean
time Commander Peary is proceeding
in a specially constructed vessel fol
the waters OF northern Greenland
from which he expects to work his
way to the northernmost point evei
reached by any vessel and then cross
the ice to the pole
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24

A. - having been cut off from the
world In the Arctic since July 1908,
ithirty-seven members of the Fiala.
Ziegler polar expedition have been
rescued by the steamer Terra Nova,
and landed at Hennigsaag, Norway.
All the members of the crew OF the
ship America, which was crushed in
the ice early in the winter of 1904,
have returned in good health in spite
of their narrowing experience, with
the exception of one Norwegian sailor,
who died from natural causes.
The members OF the Fiala arctic
expedition have arrived in Norway.
and It is announced by the trustees of
the Ziegler estate that no more expe-
ditions will be sent out in the name
of Ziegler. The return OF the mem
bers of the Fiala expedition, there
fore, will mean the end Of the work
begun by the Baldwin expedition in
1901.
The first Ziegler expedition, under
command of Evelyn b. Baldwin, sailed
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24
IRON ORE SUPPLY FAILING.
Worlds store May Not Suffice for the
Demands Made Upon II.

The amount of iron ores still avail
able is very great, doubtless many
times. perhaps twenty.fold, as great
as has been won to use. Yet already
lin the continent of Europe the fields
long in service are beginning to be ex-
lhausted. Great Britain has practi-
'cally consumed its store, which CEN
fury ago seemed ample. Practically
all the supply for its furnaces is now
imported
The supply from the Mediterranean
that promised to be inexhaustible. can
not endure for many decades to come
The same is the condition of the ore
districts of central Europe. AT the
rate of the increasing demand they
are not likely to meet the demands
OF 100 years. There remain extensive
deposits of rich ores in the Scandina-
Wan peninsula and In fields OF the
confines of Belgium and France which
have hardly begun to be drawn upon
vet Il Is evident that at anything like
the present rate OF increase in the
consumption of metallic iron In Eu-
rome the sources Of supply are not
likely to endure for a century.
The best-placed field for the produc-
ton of iron in North America or,
save that in northern China, In the
world. is in the central section Of the
Mississippi valley, mainly between the
great river and the Appalachian sys-
tenn of mountains and northward be-
yond the great lakes to the head
waters Of the streams flowing into
Hudson's bay, the physical conditions
on the whole being favorable for the
cheap production of the metal and Its
ready transportation to the principal
markets. II is question, however, II
the store will supply the demands
OF the future.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24
Costly eeautIfyIna Process.

Here are some Of the items included
in bill sent to a baroness in Paris by
her masseuse: "To identifying mad.
ans visage, three sittings a week
during one month, SEQ; one months
massage of throat, $50; one bath of
triple eflluyia for identifying the
limbs, $40; one bottle of liquid white
for the complexion, so; one months
enti-wrinkle treatment, $40; one
months ditto for figure, $50; two
more months of same, $50; second
bath Of triple efiuvia, $40; third ditto.
$40; two more months anti-wrinkle
treatment, $40"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24
Professor in Hard Luck.

Charles Rouxel, lately professor of
belles-lettrfs in the University of Hon
duras, was sent to the workhouse in
New York the other day for a month
as yagrapt He was arrested In
park which had been his only home
for some Time. Rouxel was driven
out of HONDURAS by a revolution. His
means Wen soon exhausted, but he
lays his downfall to his extreme near
sightedness, which prevents him from
recognizing friends I'm the street. An
appeal VIII be made TO influential
friends In France IN assist him.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24

ed by public opinion in Japan as in
Russia. But another explanation is
that much more is given. Japan en-.
joys the elementary condition of prog.
ress--a free political life-which we
are yet striving to attain
In the preface Prof. Milyoukov
writes:
Serious men for years and years
have worn a state robe. the beauty of
which was clear only to a few conjur-
ing wiseacres and millions of men.
groaning under the burden of its cost,
have mournfully kept silence. watch
ing the silent procession, until an un.
toward event has come, like the child
In Andersen's tale, to tell the whole
world that the wisdom Is counterfeit
and the wearers of the robe are max
ed This event is the war.
"Well. the. only advice we can give
to these people is to put on new
clothes and do 1t as soon as possible. -
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24
MORE LAND FOR BRITAIN.
Immense Empire Recently Added &c
King Edwards Domains.


BY a recent arbitration an area of
100000 square miles, considerably
larger than France, has been added to
the British empire, and yet the world
at large has hardly heard of the
event. Barotsi, the territory in cues.
ton, is in Central Africa, lying south
or the Congo Free State and west of
Northern Rhodesia. It's Importance
rests on the fact that through IL run
the upper waters of the Zambesi river.
here nayigable although far above the
Victoria falls. The rival claimant was
Portugal, and the arbitrator was the
king of Italy. Lewanika, the native
ruler of Barotsi, was a picturesque
guest at the coronation OF Edward
VII, and he has long been under a
sort Of -protectorate by the Brit.
ish. The arbitration. however, splits
his dominions in two, the other sec.
ton passing to Portugal and II re.
mains to be seen how the dusky mon.
arch will take this curtailment of his
tribal authority. The Barotsi race are
brave, and, thanks to French mission.
airy effort, well advanced along the
paths of civilization.
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Beneath Gardeners Dignity.

They have story in New York of
an English gardener who was brought
over by one of the newly rich. Tho
employer had several unmarried
daughters and the gardener was told
to devote most Of his time to the ten.
mis- lawn. He is gardener of the
old school and before long became
disguised on noticing how many young
men came to tennis and tea. He re
signed his position and on being asked
for reason said We'll, sir this is
not 'ortlculture I'm dom It's mere
'usbandry.'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-24
,.,..ss Wife Of Russ Diplomat.

In selecting a wife NJ De WItLe'
pussia's chief representative in The
neace negotiations, chose a Jewess'
one of the race which has been treat
ed az cruelty in his country. Nine.
De Witte was formerly the wife OF a
subordinate official, but she secured a
divorce and has been very happy In
her second marriage in spite of the
fact that she has never been received
at court. She also has been ignored
nv the leading society women In st,
petersburg, Notwithstanding the high
nosltion her husband has held.