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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-03
Always RemerbeS Name
axatlye Bromo Oumine & &A ensv~y
Cures Days ~As %@' %1U9e&S BOZ

has announced a schedule of four days
racing in conjunction with its annual
festival and winter carnival. The dates
set are from January 90 to February
l, inclusive. The classification of boats
is: 0) Below so feet rating. (2)
Above so feet rating. (3) All boats,
az Under 20 feet watcrline. (5) Over
80 feet waterline. (6) All lengths.
The programme includes two five
miles races for class ], on January 20;
five aud ten-mile race for class 2,
and a ten-mile race for class 8. On
January 30, a five and ten-mile race is
offered for classes l and 4, two ten
mile races for classes 2 and 3, and a
fifteen mile race for class D, and five
and ffteen-mile race for class g.
February l will be given over to a i've
mile consolation race, to six trial events
at one mile, and an endurance run.
The races are under the management
of the executive committee, including
w. Gould Brokaw, Lieut.. Hugh l.. Will
loughby, j. S. Clarke, w. X Wander
bllt. Jr., A. u. Proctor Smith, James
X. Clarke, II. l.. Bowden, and George
L. Andrews, and under the personal di
rection of Theodore D. Wells of the
Atlantic Yacht club.
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RACING IN FLORIDA,
Big Automobile Racing Contests Are
Scheduled During January.

The fifth annual automobile race meet
| on the Ormond- Dayton beach in Florida
Is scheduled TO be run January 92 to 81
| under the auspices Of the Florida East
Coast Automobile association. The long
est race on the programme. as arranged
at present. is ,he lOO-mIIe contest for the
Minneapolis cup; but II is quite possible
that long race OF 300 miles Will be added
later, especially II It is found that enough
entries can be secured 10 make such a
contest success. The list OF events is
TOURING CARS.
One-mlle American championship
Mile-a minute touring cars TO carry at
least four hundred passengers, flying
start.
Five mIles-Fifteen hundred dollars or
less touring cars designed for four or
more passengers; standing start
Five miles-over $500 and including
$4,000 touring cars designed for four or
more passengers; standing start.
Five mles-Touring cars over $4,000 de-
signed 10 carry four or more passengers .
Standing start.
Ten-mile handicap-Touring cars.
Thirty mileesmStripped touring cars
Thirty mIles-Ar classes, American
touring car championship; first three TO
represent the United States n intcrna-
tional touring car championship.
FOREIGN TOURING CARS.
Thirty-mi!e open, all classes-First
three TO compete in thirty-mIje interns-
tIonal touring car championship.
TOURING CAR SRuECfAL
Thirty-mile international championship
Open 20 first three cars in American
and foreign car championship.
OPEN TO ALL.
One mile-Dewars worlds champion
ship trophy, flying stare.
One mile-Gasoline cars only; flying
start.
Two miles Two mics a minute" speed
crown; flying start.
Five, mles-Internatlonal worlds cham
pionship record race; flying start.
YDileS-SfnnIin1
Ten miles-HandIcap.
Fifty-klometer record race-Flying
start.
One hundred Minneapolis inter
national worlds championship. standing
OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLY-OWN-
Frs TO DRIVE
one mlle-All classes of gasoline cars
standing start
Five mIes-Tourlng cars OF all classes:
standing start.
Five mles-AlI classes; standing start.
Ten mlles-Ail classes: standing start
Ten miles-Touring runabouts of 90
horse power or less: best average OF three
races. standing start.
RECORD TRIALS.
Facilities will he provided for record
trials by all classes of cars entered in
the races at the following distances: One
kiIometer' one mile. five miles, ten miles.
Wagners Darracq, with which he won
the last Vanderbilt cup race, has been
shipped back TO France. but 1t probably
VIII return here after the Paris show I'm
December, 10 be exhibited with the other
foreign racers at the national show in
manson square Garden, January IL To
- The Darracq car that won the Van
derbilt race In 1905 has been bought by S.
y. Stevens who is expected to race in
= ~ ~. -
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SPRINGVILLE WEDDING
Miss Vane, Popular Teacher, Becomes
Wife Of Burn Mendenhall.
Special to The Tribune.

SpN'ihi ~ j uS lEIDuuG.
SPRINGVJLLE, Dec. Miss Sue
Nane daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Vane, and Burn Mendenhall, son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. i. MeDdenhall, were mar
ried in Provo yesterday afternoon. Both
parties are well known Springville peo-
pie, Miss Vanc has been a teacher in
the public schools here Mr.. and Mrs.
Nendenhall will leave for Canada soon.
where they intend 10 make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Whitaker gave a
party at their home last night in honor
of the forty y-eighth birthday of Mr..
Whitaker
Springville tent No. 9 of Maccabees
held It's semi-annual election last night
and the following officers were elected !:
Sir knight commander. G. w. Phillips:
sir knight lieutenant t-commander Ed A.
johnson; sir knight r. X, T.. n. Jor-
dan; sir knight J.. *, William H.
Kearns; sir knight chaplain, j. p. An
derson; sir knight sergeant, r. f. Dia-
mond; master alarms, n. l.. Packard :;
first master of guards, C. A. Reynolds;
second master Of guards, A. w. Row
lance; sir knight sentinel, Ed Rowland ::
sir knight picket, T. Dunn; trustee, j. p,
Anderson.
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FOOD MAKING ELECTRICITY
Possible Source Of the Worlds Future
Meals Is Found.

ucdlS Is + OunQ.
Electricity appears to have something
in common with the forces of plant life,
and it is just possible that some day
nished by its means. Already we know
that when an intense electrical dis
charge occurs In the air nitric acid is
formed, which, when neutralized with
soda, potash or lime, furnishes the indis-
pensable nitrate for plant life.
But apparently electricity is capable
of producing food substances in a much
more direct way than this. Given car
bon, hydrogen and oxygen, in the sim
pie association existing in carbonic acid
gas and water, the current under GER
tam conditions will bring about, accord
ing TO recent researches, a rearrange-
ment OF the elements until at length
carbohydrates are obtained. 1t is said
that by merely passing current of
definite potential through soda water,
or water impregnated with carbonic
gas, series of products is formed, cul
minatlng in sugars. First of all is
next citrlc acid, until at five volts and
three am7eres grape sugar appears.
Should the process always work out cor
rectly mankind will be face to face
VIII solution of the food problem.
''"houic acid cas- and water are
abundant enough in the world. and to
convert these simple substances into
complex foodstufTs by simply manipu-
lating them with the electric current.
surely promises TO bring about the
greatest revolution in the history of
the world.
Tho final step would be the conversion
of nitrogen into products, or the flesh
forming parts of foods. Though at
present proteids cannot be constructed
directly, vet the manufacture of nitrate
by electricity is n source of stimulus
TO the synthesizing process of the plant.
and, therefore, electricity comes again
to our aid In the production of food.
The mineral salts required are already
a product of the electric current.
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8. D. Evans.
Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
to new location. 49 South State.
King of All Cough Medicines.

Mr. +. G. Case, mail carrier of Can
U. s. Service for about sixteen years,
SAYS: "'We have tried many cough med
icines for Group, but Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy is king of all and one
to be relied upon every time. We also
find it the best remedy for coughs and
colds, giving certain results and lcav.
ing no bad after effects. We are never
without it in the house, For sale by
all leading Druggists
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Weather Record.

Yesterdays record at the local office of
the weather bureau foc the twenty, four
hours ending at p m:
Maximum temperature 20 degrees.
minimum temperature. q degrees; mean
temperature, 3i degrees which is Z ao
grees below normal. Accumulated def
cheney Of temperature since the first of
the month. degrees; accumulated def
cheney or temperature since January /
252 degrees. Relative humidity at p. m :.
Gs per cent
Total precipitation from p. m TO G n.
m. none. accumulated deficiency OF pre-
clpitatton since the first OF the month. 10
inch, accumulated excess of prcclpitatio ion
since January l. 5.57 iaches.
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CRooKEDNEss EXPOSED.
Owner Of Creangate Admits Ordering
Horse Held.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
DUBLIN. Dec. 3.-The stewards Of
the Irish Turf club investigated the
running of Creangate at the Down
Royal, Curragh September and Baldoyle
September meetings, In the course Of
the investigation. Buxton, who rode the
horse at Baldoyle, and won the race.
informed the stewards that his orders
before the race were that he was not
TO win it. Mr., McAuliffe admitted TO
the stewards that he had given such
orders, The stewards of the Turf club
warned Mr.. MeAuliGe off the lands Of
the Turf club and other places where
their rules are in force. subsequently
the stewards called Mr., Buckley before
them, and asked him to explain the
very great discrepancy in the form
shown by his horse Crcangate On
hearing his statement they severely
censured him for the indifference he
displayed with reference to the manner
that his horse had run, and warned
him TO be more careful in the future
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Bullfrog Excursion.

Rhyolite, New, will celebrate RAIL
ROAD DAY, December 18th. For this
event the Salt Lake Route, Utah IS most
popular road, will operate its second
low-rate excursion to the Bullfrog dis
trict. Chance to visit Greenwater, also.
OwIng to the big crowd going, il is
important to make slceping.car reser-
Tation at once. Phone 1886, 1G9 South
Main street
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders Of the Gemini
tho company, Room 136 David Keith build.
ing ing in salt Lake City, Utah, Monday, the
ord aaY OF December. 1905. at o clock p.
m, Tor tho election of directors for the en-,
suing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before tho
meeunS j. z. BERKLEY,
eiooo Secretary.
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FOOTBALL PAYS.
Harvard's S Receipts for Season Amount
to SS5. $50, With Expense of S2e, e,62S,

CAMBRIDGE, Dec 2,-The annual
report of the graduate treasurer of
Harvard athletics for the year 1906, is
sued today, shows profit from all
sources of $27.sl6. The football re-
ceipts during the last season amounted
to Ss5, 1856 while thhe expense of that
department of sport were $29,62S.
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STARTS SUNDAY NIGHT.
Most of the Various National Champ
ions Have Entered StX~Day Contest

NEW YORK. Dec 2.-Tho annual
siX-day bicycle race will be begun at
the Madison Square Garden next Sun
day night. with most Of the various
National champions entered for the
contest
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CONTRACTS 100


abide during the coming season:
CONTRACTS 1907
with Seattle-Harry Nelson.
With Baltimore. NJ. Catiz.
With Providence-Augustus Salve.
With Rochester-Willlam Hughes.
With Newark, y, J.-P. b. Krltchell.
With Little Rock-O. w. Brazell, Bob
Bandy.
With Denver-A. c. Weber,
With o2maha-B; F. Metz: D: C. Ragon.
With Lincoln-Art Arcndorf.
With Pueblo-L. O. Shook
With Dayton-Wm. Kennedy. Roy Hale.
With South Rend-Elmer johnson.
With San Antonlo-H. Wllkelmayor NJ.
J. Wheeler. Jr. j. NJ. Douehertys :. II.
with Dallas-c, Miller. NJ. H Rice. j.
With ,Akron-cecil Armstrong (Non-
With puluth-D. T: o,Brien.
With Kalamazoo-Walter Hoffman, G.,
stselow. J.. G; Maire. A. D. Whelan.
With Jackson. Mich.-w. cadman,
Bruce Hayes.
With on City-Carl Beckenback.
With Kane-J. Lewis
TERMS ACCEPTED.
With Portland-W. Stain
With Dallas-IIarIy Storle.
With Indianapols-Joh Baxter.
With Lypp-R. T Brown.
II.
With Kalamazoo-Wm. Blake.
With Hartford-A S. Blough
With Providence-J. f. Mckeon. ].
L. Clinton.
With Terre Haute-Clyde Goodwin
Frank Shields.
With Oshltosr-A. J. Dolan.
with DeCatur-Curtes Uncapher.
With Augusta-Edward Connolly, II. c.
Patton, l.. T.. Boyd.
with Jacksonville. Fla.-Pitchers -
Win DuobIn-C1ofr IJaod
With Norfolk-C. G. Rer, Thos. Casey
with Macon-Fred Wohlebeu.
with Louisville-John Graves. Jr,
With Jackson. Mich.--Glen Irish.
With Peoria-Archle Thornton, r. L.
Works.
RELEASED BY PURCHASE.
BY Atlanta to Augusta-J J. Bvers
By Newburs to Jersey City-Pitcher
BY Seattle to Washing one. d. BIan-
kenship.
by keokuk to Memphis-Pitcher Bills.
- Uurmlller
BY Jackson, Miss. to Sioux City-L. C.
Hall.
BY KeolSuk to Sioux CIty-s. NJ. Foster
BY 81. Paul to Duluth-Wm. Motor
BY Clebume TO ST. Paul-Chas. Moran.
Parker Arbogast
BY Jackson. Miss. to Little Rock
BY ST. Paul to Little Rock -- Bu-
chanan.
by Leavenworth to Kansas City-Robt.
Kahl.
SELECTED BY DRAFT.
BY Toledo from Portsmou,h-Winiam
Kay,
BY Birmingham from Charleston-V1n-
cent Turner
by Toledo from Frceport- Err
ickson
BY Newark n. j.. from Mt. Clemons-
T. Mccarthy.
BY Atlanta from Cedar Rapids-Neal
Ball.
REINSTATED.
BY South Atlantic Loague-Manager
Ransiclc
BY Duluth-Pltcher isis" Hopkins.
BY Burllngton-C. w. Moeller,
RELEASED.
BY Springfield Ill.-Frans Donneny
BY Atlanta, r. CrozIer.
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LITTLE e. LITTLE.

e LITTLE g. LITTLE.
MOVE QUICKLY. FOR PRICES ARE
THE MONEY MAKER Is soxls5, ON
4TH SOUTH, BETWEEN STATE AND
MAIN FOR s45, 900, THE CASH PAY
67x1e5 AND RIGHT OF WAY. on
STATE; gETWEEM Sr,-I3 gE1GGAM = E4 ASR sS72
FOOT F3SS! P III Will " Gs SELL l'filt M1GHER IN
TEN DAYS.
NER isT South AND IsT WEST CDR.
GROVES CORNER). AT 5000 FOOT
PAVING TAX PAID.
57sx1s2. ON aRD so. BETWEEN 2ND
AND BIRD WEST, AT 5000 FOOT.
4eax115a CORNER NEXT TO coyEY
FLATS: At s22s FOOT: HOUSE Rents
AND MEAT MARKET.
rMEES sE1ss c9KSRS S6 kED 81 ssb tSF EAT 1 5
FOOT.
s8x1s5. ON 4TH SOUTH. BETwEEN
STATE AND IND EAST, AT $500 FOOT.
77s FEET ON SOUTH SIDE BRIG
HAM. BETWEEN STATE AND 2ND
EAST. 9-ROoM MODERN HOUSE: S175
FOOT.
AND 5TH SOUTH, AT $3.50 FOOT,
s-RooM MODERN PRESSED BRICK.
HARDWOOD FLOORS, FURNACE.
ETC, l2l ST, $3.50.
IS sMEkLEsT snrc, s,72oM nc Mn iIs9 MoRERN r.
2sx5, COR. 18TH z. AND 2ND so
5-RooM FRAME AT s55 EUCLID
AVE. $500 CASH; $500.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
WEST, AT sis5 FOOT. 1T WILL SELL
IN 4 FEW DAYS.
5x2o. WITH GOOD HOUSE. 11TH
EAST, NEAR 2ND SOUTH; $4,000.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS, BUT
THE ABOVE WILL SELL THE FIRST
OF THE WEEK
LITTLE & LITTLE. UNDER NATL.
BANK OF REPUBLIC. f24S
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National League Reports Changes.

Tribune Sporting News Service.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-The National as
sociaton Of professional baseball leagues
has announced It's official bulletin show
ing contracts, releases. suspensions and
reinstatements of players, The follow
ing list is an official record OF National
league changes by which players must
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FOUR DAYS RACING.
Schedule Of Track Events Arranged
for Winter Carnival.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. 3.-The
Palm Beach Power Boat association
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Salt Lake Real Egtate Is
better today than ever before,
Prices all over tho city will
advance. The new railroads,
interurban roads. better car
service, all help. but the
building OF the Twelve story
buildings on South Main
street Will do moro to ad-
vance the price OF Realty In
that locality than the public
anticipates.
II you wish to participate in
the profits, do not hesitate,
but BUY NOW.
Do you realize that the nat
ural center OF SALT LAKE
CITY is going to be built up?
Now is your opportunity.
II you are not prepared to
buy In this locality. call and
see what we havo In the resi-
dence and vacant property
line, II will all be worth more
money
The moneyed r7cn OF the
county have and arc making
money in Real Estate, WHY
NOT YOU2
We have property on Mar
ket st, Fourth South, Main
and State streets that Will
double your money within a
short time.
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ONLY ONE LEFT

OF THOSE COTTAGES ON EAST
s5dG 6ESCH SSTH sn5LT ssd PA As M6NT IT sH9UEP BE
FR eG NO 10 = ZEE EAST # sAP So 9NsF ST.
PHONES; IND. IA. BELL 1867.
OUR THANKSGIVING OFFERINGS.
4-r brick, w; 5th So; $3.50,
5-rr frame frame, " 2nd So. large lot; $4,000.
5-r p. b.. f. 7th South St; $3.50,
Or mod mod p. b.. E 1th So. ST; $3.50.
7-r mod. p. b.. E 9th So; $3.50
o-r mod. p. b., 9Th So, near State,
o71r. mod. p. b. 18th East. near 1st So;
Small cash payments, balance like rent,
will buy any of the above homes.
7-r. mod, f. ard So. $4,000
1-r. mod p. b.. f 5th So. $4,000.
S-r. mod. 9Th So, near Main, $3.50
Mahan Inv. Co, 81 Eagle blk, e244s
THE FOLLOWING ARE Exceptional
BARGAINS:
$1,000
Buys neat Groom cottage No. 90 P st.
$3.50.
sooo cdsh, Dadnce on tlme, buys a T.
room modern cottage including furni-
ture on LIST St; heated by hot-air FUR
mace.
S3750
Buys 2-story frame; it's modern, except
furnace has rooms. and Is located on
the north side OF list street
$4,000
Buys n Groom brick cottage. nearly new.
lot bNl0 rods. and located near lith
South and 9th East
A, RICHTER.
l9 West LIST South, Phones SAL. e254s
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SAMPLE BARG-

SAMPLE BARG'
S42o0-For S6Xl5s feet, :
house; electric llGf1'
mantel. this is only
the head of Main So
S2S50-For a 5-room pr. 4
bath, elec. light; In
$4200-For S rooms; furna
toilet, mantel: tern
S2So0-For Z rooms; hot-Wf
and toilet; elec. liEl
s3250-For 5-room cream
toilet. elec. light, nj
S2l00-For / rooms: bath
fine new home; ten
Sl450-For 3 rooms. s265 d
per month, includinf
S20o0-For a 4-room new bri
and $50 per month.
Sl700-For a 4-room brick
BUILDING IQ,
s5000-For 10 rods. fronting
s1l00-For 4 rods, fronting
Sl500-For % rods, frontinll
South, II
s110o-For "a rods. frontings
@. F. LITTLE &'
Both phones 2S4S. 209-u'
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FOR SALE-REAr

Sh oA1I6-hEAL n
-~~-~~~-~~~~-~-
See Ross G. Davis for /,
portunlties. ~ =
$2300-3t room nicely for,,.
Rent $40 per month. Bs"<
ing hotel I'm city.
s2s00-35 room. furn 49,
$40 per month.
$4,000 rooms, finely fur,
reasonable.
S2lo0-2S rooms. furn. anl
500 per month.
S1700-25 rooms, furn. anL
SEQ per month.
Sl4O0-14 rooms eIegant,v ..
reasonable: long lease: a
or; part cash.
Sl70o-17 rooms newly f,rc,
part cash.
5 16o-l2 room nicely furn.
able, n snap.
; 500 rooms; mod: NED
I'd South street. w
) 3OO.6 rooms; all mod z
cerles, etc; rent only ~
q real snap; { Phipps cr
5 ooO-2l rooms, fuTn. for
keeping. w
s 650-t2 rooms furn sa~f
keeping; 36S So West NJ n.
$ zoos rooms furn rents
West Temple.
ROSS C. DAVIS. with e..
II West 2d Sbba"y: Soutb4 ~
II West Second 81
Phones; Bell. 3S0l. =
WHY RENT WHEN YoI1>
homs Just like rent5 ~
s 500-3-rnl. fr,; 5000 dow,
5 s00--rm. fr.; $500 COW
S1350-4-r. br.: 5000 downL
sl40o-5-r. fr,: 5000 down
Sl500-z-rm. fr.; $500 down
S1G0O-D-rrn. b.; $500 down,
S2000-4-rm. b.; $500 down.
s220o--rm. b.; $3.50 down
S2600-o-rm. b.; $500 down, I,
S3200-7-rm. b.: $500 down
s3500-6-rm. D.: $500 down'
A. Fl. CUTRIGJ)
Ind, phone 1880. Room IL
VACANT AND IMPROVE
ali parts Of city. Meeks<
Atlas block,
GET INTO NEW BUSIN1
In five years the busin6
be on Bird So. and Main u
Will he worth 500 per footf
pie and 4th South. We W
corner on West Temple aul<
165 feet. FOR $35. 900. Thie
per foot. You cannot buy
at so low a figure. You q
corner opposite for loss 4
foot, and that Is only IA
where ours is 165 feet de<.
corner on State street al n,
Temple sold last week sor
GET IN NOW. SEE US q
HERE ARE 9TH,
i1ixlS0 feet, on 5rd So
Temple. $500 per foot. Z
93x330 feet, on State. neaf
per foot. j
eex165 feet on State, nea,
per foot I
52yl65 feet. State ne>.r
S37. 500. I
55x1s5 feet. improved. az
End So; $50, 900. !.
SEE Us FOR BUSNEss
PETERSON R. E nv. 4
MAIN.
A. M'KELLAR q COZ
YOU WILL MAJ
NO MISTAKB;
But MAKE mon
BY BUYING EITHER
PROPERTTE8E
Nice 4-room cottage; c!lg
barn, cement walks: ne1r-
End So. Think OF IL,
$1,000. y
3x10 lot. one block from O
bldg; east front.
4-room brick: bath, eler.
So. and End East.
$4,000.
5-room modern pressed brI-
on 4th ST. A beauty, VIII
is high and dry. h
$4,000.
Handsome. new Groom. ~
pressed brick, rooms that
large lot. on NJ st.
$4,000 e
buys one of the prettiest r
modern pressed brick hon I
choice corner lot on 4th %
a home that is nicely y
rooms that are rooms, SEQ
cheap at $4,000.
SPECIAL NOTl,
FOR THIS WEEK WE
YOU TERMS ON THESE
THAT WILL SURPRISE =
AT ONCE ABOUT THESE
A NJ 'KELLAR Sc CO.. g.
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When you order Bakery goods from
US you arc assured OF "The Best"
Vienna Bakery. Ind 'phono 10.
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Other good money-makers.

1o0xl65 feet on 4th West,
between 1st and End South.
that is offered for the next
few days at S650000 This
property Is we'll worth So
100000 and will bring that
amount before many months.
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l15x115 feet on Bird West,
Opposite the new Union depot
to be built for the Oregon
Short Line. Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific and Salt
Lake railroads. This property
Will be worth double what we
are asking for II within the
next fifteen months. II you
want a good bargain. look this
up. We are olfe. ring 1t now
for S30,000.00.
Don't wait for advance in
price before you buy.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
PASSENGER ELEVATOR
FALLS WITH A CRASH
SEVERAL PERSONS ARE BADLY
SHAKEN IN CRASH
Cage Drops Three Stories, but No
One Seriously Injured - Women
Faint When They Discover All
Danger Is Past

When an elevator in the Gray build
ing, 3161s South Broadway, fell three
stories with loud crosh yesterday
afternoon, those who rushed into the
lobby Of the building expected to find
several injured people. No one was
seriously hurt, although one Of the
passengers, N. E. Daw, reported that
he spraned his wrist.
According to the elevator man, B. F.
Moore, the car was descending slowly
from the upper stories when all of a
sudden It began to increase in speed
and finally the clutch failed to operate
and the cage fell with sickening rapid
ity.
AS it reached the bottom one of the
women passengers tainted but was
quickly revived.
The elevator was built by the Otis
Elevator company and was supposed
to be in good working order.
Moore was unable to give any reason
for the accident and said he had used
the customary caution in operating
the machinery.
The safety catches on the sides
broke the fall somewhat, but the con-
cussion when the cage struck the
ground floor Jared the whole build
ing.
The machinery will be given an over
hauling and if there is any defect re-
pairs will be made at once