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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-22
CANNON 6 CANNON

Is +. So. Temple St
100 acres of the best farming land in
Hunter; good Groom house. fruit trees;
100 shares of water in Utah & Salt Lake
canal; owner wants to sell and says he is
now willing to sell for $1,000. VIII make
proper terms.
CANNON & CANNON
Is Il. South Temple St.
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KELSEY & GILLESPIE are yet advis-
ing the investing public that this is a
buyers market. Results of business
prove this to be true. We are making
handsome profits for our customers.
So we say to the property owner: II
you wish TO sell, we have the customers.
If you wish to buy we have the property
to suit
s4,OOO-Most elegant building corner. S2x165
IT, so. and W: fronts; grand view
of canyon, valley and lake; cor. of
A and Sd SITS; this property unex-
ceIled for a beautiful home.
S,100 each for cor lots, 65xl65 it; North
bench.
ss,25O-Brick, rms; lot 52x165 feet; 9Th
So. near Main st.
$2,Soo-Rustic cosy cottage. rms, lot 5Ox
1S2 feet east front; Canyon road;
81, 45O-Rrick,. 6 rms, Pearl ave. 5th E..
$, 2OO-Brlck houses, rms. blk w Lib
erty park.
81, Beautiful mod brick house. rms.
lot S11O rods south front, 4th, near
s6.5OO-Briclz. splendidly built, 10 rms, lot
S2x165 feet, east front; 9Th East st;
price reduced from $1,000.
$5,OO0-TwO-stOry mod brick, z rooms, so.
front, paved St; East Brigham.
s9,OOO-Brick cottage, rms, lot Sx1O rods;
S4,OOO-EIegant building site for beautiful
home; 55x330 feet; so. front; East
LIST So. St
5 225 per foot; prosl sctive biz. corner: 2
blocks from center of business; fu-
ture fortune.
165 per foot buys another of the cheap
est business corners on the market;
close in
$50 per foot, very valuable future;
depot, hotel or business corner;
West Sd So. st.
s 225 per foot, 40 feet live business 'front.'
age, y block from State; pavement
etc; 800 per foot profit next u
months.
We have several interest income bust
ness blocks on Main and Second South
streets Call at office and talk with US
1t will pay you to do so. We have the
best and cheapest property on the mar
ket-
We have customers for 20 cottages Of )
to Z rooms, with prices from $500 to
Kelsey & Gillespie, % E. LIST So. st.
S125 FOOT. 6Ox165 # two blocks east of
Kenyon hotel. Address L 8, Herald.
10-ROOM modern, fine basement and
laundry, first story stone, large barn, ETC.
130X141 #, finest home on Z. bench. So 500
Cheap today at $4,000.
Broom modern brick, barn, etc, 125x
225 it., shade. fruit. etc, excellent Ioca-
ton. $500. Best bargain in city.
HUBBARD 1NV'T CO, rs W. I'd South.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-BUTTE. MONTANA
O-yeur lease and entire furnishings of
6l-rOom high-class apartment house
choice location; always full and paying
$1,000 ucr month above all expenses.
Price $1,000 90 Apply SleTnOns & Booth,
Butte. Mont.
WANTED-ETigh-cla business man to
manage state agency Salary not eX-
Ceeoing =. 800 and commissions. Invest
ment 81 .no9 and upwards required. Only
capable Business man able to furnish IN
Questionable references need apply. Adj
dress box 5SG. Madison. Wis.
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SOME BARGAINS IN HOMES.
$1.5O0-S41 L. 9th So, 6-rm- 2-stOry frame,
adobe lined, barn, lot 21aX10 rods. Must
be sold to close estate.
$3.O00-NeW 5-rm- mod white pr. brk.
Complete basement, large attic, with
room for two more rooms modern plumb
ing. Best value in town. Facing east
on 9Th East Terms.
$4.25O-COrner on and I'd. facing So.
and east, 2-StOry, 7-rm- pr. brk- Furnace,
mod plumbing, cement basement Very
attractive. comfortable home in fine con-
dftion- The lot is one Of the prettiest
on I'd St.
S7,OOO-Fine, mod, 1O-rm. home, 615 e. Sd
So. Everything modern and in perfect
condition.
VACANT LOTS.
SO.-West corner 4th So. and It'll East
165x165 it; $1,000
Corner of State and 18th So, 165x165 #
Cheapest corner on State and will ad-
vance rapidly; $1,000
Wilson-Sherman Co. 81 w. I'd So. Tel 492
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co. CUT THIS OUT ~
as rare bargains So

s., 500-A GEM 5-room mod. (white)
brick, beautifully finished in
yellow pine; front and back
brand new; well built. Sd So.
bet. Sth and 9Th West.
L. 4th So, a Groom mod. brick in
first-class condition; a fine sub
stantial residence, complete in
every way, with large lot and
good barn, lawn, shade, etc.;
owner must sell; has already
left city $500
s., 1OC-6-room brick, 9th East near 9th
So; substantially built, with
large lot, lawn, shade and good
cellar; owner leaving city; must
sell.
$2,OO0-1 whole block, north bench, 21h
acres; city water all around it;
a chance to double your money
in two years. Don't miss seeing
this.
$2,OO0-We will build for this price on
4th St near II st. a neat arm
mod. pressed brick. yellow pine
natural finish, pore. bath. toilet
and basin, large basement suit
able for laundry; house well
built throughout. This price in
cludes the lot. This is a great
bargain: il wont last InVesti-
gate NOW.
MANY OTHERS. SEE
GODDARD INVESTMENT
COMPANY
81 +. 1st So St.
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100000

4-room modern brick; lot 4114x1151z feet;
East 9Th So.
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$4,000.

5-room brick cottage; lot 25x132 to r. of
W.; S. E. $50 cash, SIS per month in
Guiding interest. Why pay rent when
you can buy a house on such terms?
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100000.

5-room modern frame. lot 35x13o. East
Second South.
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WHY don't you buy a home? Be
it ever so humble there's no place
like it. Break away from the land
lord; then when you make an i'm
prOVement it's yours, not his.
Come in and buy that seven-room
frame; natural wood finish: toilet
bath, hot and cold water; 723 Owens .
St, near 7th So, bet Sth and 9Th
z, 81. 600; $3.50 cash, bal. in I, and
5 years, 6 per cent
Do not wait. $1.75O buys that six
room brick at 231 Graeber avenue;
blocks west of the D. & R. G.
depot; $3.50 cash. bal in payments
to suit purchaser; AZ per cent.
This home cannot be duplicated in
price or terms.
If these don't suit you we have
others that will.
JAS. K. SHAW & CO,
153 Main St. up stairs.
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7-room modern brick on East Second
South; lot 491hx165 feet
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BATH AND MASSAGE.

ELITE parlors, newly opened. maniciIrr-
ing. shamDooing. chiropOdy for ladies and
gentlemen Ladies and gentlemen opera
tors, 20i-1O Const Bldg. Bell phone 1890;
open to 10.
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AUCTION SALES.


LOOK for sale Of lot furniture and car
pets. on Monday, April 90, Twenty rooms
nicely furnished in Wh,tingham block, %
Nv. 1st SO. -.-
~ X A ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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BIS T St
$4,000
$4,000 Cash

bdduCe on Easy TERMS
II you desire to secure a
. home, by paying for it, as you
pay rent, we advise you to con-
slider the purchase of this home
on the East Bench. Located
near the Sixth st. car line.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Zones q. 251 S. Main.
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$4,000.

VACANT PLOTS READY TO BE I'M
PROVED.
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ROOM NEW PRESSED BRICK
On 18th ST., bath, toilet, e. l., cellar, etc;
50, 200 Easy terms.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Homer &
Robertson
Members of
Salt Lake
Real Estate
Association.
$4,000.
5-room modern frame East side; lot 33x
1872; porcelain bath, toilet, electric lights,
house connected with sewer.
81, 5000.
7-room modern pressed brick, small lot,
N. E; cemented cellar, laundry, etc.
IS. 10000
s-room modern two-story brick, con-
nected with sewer; lot 411zx165 feet East
Third South.
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$2.5OO.O.

Buys the finest and cheapest lot in Salt
Lake City; AAx165 feet, on z near
Second. For price and location this can
not be equa1ed.
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broom new modern pressed brick on
corner northeast, s.. $50.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

PLUMBING AND HLAIING.
kEDDINGTON & WEBB will save you
money on
Plumbing, Steam or Hot Water Heating
Phones. Bell 2Z2S; Ind. 2sT4. 153 =. Sd So
Anderson Bros, the practical plumbers
n 5. State St Tel. Bell 2997. Ind $3.50
d. w. JAMES & CO. plumbing, steam
and hot water contractors. 81 state 81
Phone A9.
JAMES ]. FARRELL SS5 So. Main ST
Phone 1905 K.
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$5.5O0-O0.

s-room modern two-story brick, con-
nected with sewer; lot 411zx1s5 feet East
Third South.
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$4.5Oo.W.

N. E; cemented cellar, laundry, etc.
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Lots s. E. at from 800 to $500 each.
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a,25.oo.

Buys a whole quarter block on the
North Bench.
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$2,25O.W.

Buys 165x165 feet of ground on It'll
South between 9Th and 10th East streets
This will cut up into four lots with Az
foot frontage worth $3.50 each.
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$4,000.

5-room modern frame East side; lot 33x
1872; porcelain bath, toilet, electric lights,
house connected with sewer.
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42xS1 feet with old adobe house of
rooms on 9Th So, close in, an ideal site
for terrace if properly improved, will pay
you a good income on the Investment
Price 81 $50
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Trackage and Warehouse sites.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

OUR own funds with privilege to repay
any amount any time and stop interest
Immediately. We furnish money to build
and permit you to erect your own house
We are lenders-nOt building contractors
and do not make our money through
profits on buildings.
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS co.
1ctG %
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S125 FOOT. 60x165 #. two blocks east O
Kenyon hotel Address L 8, Herald
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FIRST CLASS saloon for sale cheap
good location. Address d 10. Herald
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IF YOU OWN a vacant lot, you should
Immediately plan to build on it. Labor
and material will cost more later on. We
will loan you the money TO build and it
will be necessary to pay only amounts
equal to the rent We will draw the
plans to suit YOU. Salt Lake Security &
Trust Co. 32-34 Main st. In Our own
Building.
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Y-GO-ROUND with six-horse-
power steam engine. Great Western Iron
& Metal &C.. go So. let West.
OLD established billiard hall: owner
leaving city. p West End So.
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BOMB At ALTAR.
FEARFUL EXPLOSION IN sr. pE-
TER's CHURCH At ROME.
BUILDING FULL OF PEOPLE
Explosion Creates Scene Of Terror
Tremendous Roar, but No Serious
Damage Church Unframed
and Worshipers UninJured.


Rome.-A bomb was exploded in st.
Peters Sunday. The edihce was
crowded. An indescribable scene OF
confusion followed. There were NO IA
ta!ities and no one was injured. Since
Saint Anacleutus. who was ordained by
Peter himself. erected an oratory in
80 A. d. on the site Of the present
basilica. to mark the spot wherc the
remains OF st. Peter are buried. no
such dastardly occurrence Ia noted In
the annals of the church.
Sunday was the anniversary Of tho
dedication of the basilica to st. Peter.
and 1t was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Holy relics were ex-
posed and large number Of the faith
full attended the services. Cardinal
state. was among those present. He
took part in the service In the choir
chapel.
The last mass had just been con-
cluded when the explosion occurred.
and oniy one canon, who had not quite
finished, remained at the altar Of St
Peter. This altar is at the end of the
right aisle and II was near hero that
the bomb had been placed. As the
canon turned to bless the communi-
cants there was tremendous roar
which echoed through the lofty arches
OF the immense dome like u thunder
clap.
At the same time n dense smoke spread
throughout this portion of the bnsilica
and n strong odor OF gunpowder filed
the air. Confusion and panic at once
seized the people. The canon at tho
altar tried to stem the tide OF fear. He
shouted out:
do not be afraid: 1t Is nothing;
merely the MONDAY gun" His words
had little effect.
ever. gave room for the crowd to scat
ter. and ut the end OF few minutes
the people were surging toward tho
doors, excited and nervous, but or
derly.
II was discovered that the bomb had
been placed under a scaffolding that
had been erected to facilitate repairs
to the roof. exactly over the celebrated
tomb OF Clement XIII. by Canova,
which consists of n figure OF the Pope
and two lions. and which is the most
remarkable piece Of sculpture in the
basilica.
The tomb was found to be unin.
jured, and even the pavement shows
scarcely any signs OF the explosion.
The Pope was engaged in his regu.
lar noon hour devotions when the
bomb went of.
The pontin asked anxiously II the
church had been damaged. Upon being
reassured. he fell upon his knees, say
irg he must implore mercy for the mis-
guided perpetrator of the deed.
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ROYAL GORGE LINE.
New Company to Be Organized to
Complete the Road.

penver-A News special from Canon
City says: Frank ID. Heath, who pur-
chased control OF the Canon City q
Royal Gorge electric line Wednesday,
mas defined his plans and purposes to
tine City Merchants Association. When
F. s. Granger came to Canon City one
year ago. n bonus of s25,000 was raised
and deposited in the Fremont County
bank, to be paid to him II the road was
in operation prior to January 1, 1907.
This fund Is still intact, but under tho
agreement, unless an extension OF time
is granted, it will be returned to the
subscribers January 1.
After hearing Mr.. Heath's statement
1t was moved that a bonus OF $25, 900 be
paid to Mr.. Heath when the road is in
operation. A mass meeting will be
held at the courthouse Tuesday night
for the purpose of raising the funds.
Many of the larger subscribers to the
Granger fund have already signified .
willingness to transfer the amount to
the new fund.
Heath says he will pay in full all OBJ
legations of the defunct company,
which amount to nearly $4,000, that
he will spend in equipping the road
100000. and will have 1t in operation.
by July next. He will leave for New
York City Immediately after the mass
meeting to take up the bonds and stock
of the company that have been SOLD
and given away by the former pro-
moter, amounting to $117, 900. and ON
his return q new corporation will b.
organized, principally of eastern men
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Roosevelt viii Not Run.

Kansas City.-Secretary of State
Root, during an interview here in
which he alluded to political conditions
and presidential possibilities for 1908,
was asked: ''Will Roosevelt accept
the nomination IL rendered him by the
Republicans?" mo" replied Mr.. Root
HE won't. His intention on that score
has been definitely and absolutely
gwen out. No, he won't accept 1t
again." "Your name is mentioned a
great DEAL" was suggested. Il am not
candidate and won't be-" the secre.
tary replied.
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ROBBERY At DIVIDE.
Robbers Tie and Gag Three Men and
Shoot Another.

Colorado Springs, Colo-After over
powering J. C. Chapels. bookkeeper in
the store of A. Wells & Co. at Divide.
thirty miles west OF this city, on the
Colorado Midland railroad. three un.
known men. at ali early hour Tuesday
safe. from which they took $3.50. They
then tied. gaggeS and chloroformed
chapels. tied and gagged two men who
were entering the store as the robbers
were escaping, and shot John Kelly. u
resident OF the town. In the shoulder.
because he asked what they were do
ing. The men escaped and are thought
to be In hiding In the mountains near
Woodland park, at Monument or
Hustled. north OF Colorado Springs.
Kelly. who was shot, Is not seriously
injured.
The three men entered the Wells
store shortly after midnight. and, after
overpowering Chapels. forced him TO
open the safe, from which they took
all the cash. After chloroforming the
bookkeeper and tying him securely.
the robbers started to leave, when
Clark Hutchinson and another resident
of the town entered the store to make
purchase.
The three desperadoes tied and
gagged both men. and. as they were
again leaving. John Kelly came into
the store. He asked the men what was
meant by their action. receiving a re-
volver bullet in his left shoulder as an
answer.
Within half an hour Hutchinson
managed to free his hands and united
the others. II was some time before
Chapels could be resuscitated. the rob.
bers having given him a large dose OF
chloroform. The alarm was given and
several parties started in pursuit of
the men.
Following is the description tele-
phoned to the local sheriff's Office by
Deputy Sheriff Hackman of Woodland
park:
One man was tall and slender.
bumped shoulders. with overcoat and
black soft hat. high crown, well
dressed. The second was OF medium
size. weighing about $50 pounds. with
dark overcoat. soft hat. fairly well
dressed. The third was Of short.
stocky build. weighing approximately
175 pounds. with black coat and prob
ably brown overcoat, plaster on left
side OF head. All the men were smooth
shaven. one having noticeably sandy
complexion.
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FOREST RESERVE MONEY.
viii Go to Many Counties in the state
Of Colorado.

Denyer.-Governor Mcdonald has
received communication from the
state treasury department to the effect
that the law approved June 30th of
this year, is soon to go into active op-
Grafton, whereby thirty-nine counties
of Colorado will receive ten per cent.
of the governments income from the
forest reserves.
There are fourteen forest reserves
in Colorado, which extend over wide
range of territory and produce an an
nual income running into the thou
sands of dollars. Just how great the
income from grazing permits and tim
ber sales is cannot be stated at pres
ent, but 1t will be an appreciable sum
when the ten per cent. is deducted for
the benefit of the counties.
Following are the counties which
will receive the benefit Of the govern
ment distributions as they occur:
GARFIELD, Delta. Pitkin, Saguache,
Mineral, Montrose, Lake. Park. Boul-
der, San Juan, Montezuma, Routt, Fre-
mont, Jefferson, Teller, Costilla, Huer-
fano, Archuleta, La Plata, Rio Branco,
Mesa, Gunnison, Chaffee, Rio Grande.
Hinsdale, Summit. Grand, EaRle. Lari-
mer, San Miguel, Dolores, Clear Creek.
IA Paso. Gilpin, Douglas, Custer, Cou-
ejos, Pueblo
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More Potatoes Than Cars.

Greeley, Colo.-In other years lack
OF transportation has hampered the
moving of the potato crop, but never
before has there been such lack of
cars for shipping potatoes as now
During the last four weeks this district
has lost s50.OO0 by the failure of the
railroad company to provide cars to
carry the crop, 400 carloads of which
could have been easily sold.
In view of the situation, Texas and
Kansas, where the demand for Greeley
potatoes is always great. customers
have stocked uD with potaties from
Minnesota and Wisconsin, which will
considerably weaken the market this
winter for the Colorado crop. Over one.
one-third of the potato crop has already
been moved. and IL transportation facil-
tiles had been anywhere near adequate.
nearly a third more of the crop would
he sold by December 1st.
AS 1t is. from five to ten carloads
only are daily leaving for the market,
and dealers are cancelling all orders
because of inability to secure cars and
are threatening to combine and sue the
railroad company for damages.
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nient itself-may be destroyed and OBJ.
liberated by internal strife and lawiess-
ness. when the domination OF the mob
becomes so powerful that II cannot be
stayed by the civil authorities. This
power In the state was recognized by
the national government on receiving
the state into the union with the above
provisions In the constitution. The pro-
vision In section 4 of article 4 OF the
United States Constitution guarantees
every state against domestic violence.
The national government possesses the
same right and power. as declared in
section 8 OF article l of its constItu-
ton.
These fundamental principles were
net seriously questioned on argument.
but the contention was that the plain
tin has right TO 20 to the country on
Ihe issue OF fact: Die the insurrection
exist.
In re William Boyle. 81 Pac. Rep.
ldaho) 70G l45 l.. X. A. 1927, II was
held: "On application for writ of ha-
beas corpus. the truth of the recitals of
the alleged facts In n proclamation Is
sued by the Governor proclaiming n
certain county to be in state OF insur-
rcction and rebellion. will not be in
quired into or reviewed"
therefore conclude tnat tne eSiSt-
ence OF insurrection. as declared In the
Governors proclamation, is not issu'
able.
MY learned predecessor. Judge Hal
lett, refused to discharge one Sherman
Parker on like application. while he
was held by the military authorities
during the same unfortunate period in
the states history. and In discharging
the writ in that case he justified the
arrest and detention of the prisoner as
proper means of supprcssing the III.
| surrection.
1T follows that the facts disclosed dc
not show an abuse OF power on the part
OF the defendants. and. hence there was
TO violation of the prohibitions found
IN the fourteenth amendment. 1t re-
suits that this court has not jurisdic.
tion. The demurrer ought TO be sus-
tanned. 1t Is so ordered.
ROBERT Il. LEWIS, Judge"
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PERFECTED AiRsHiPs.
Sir Hiram Maxim Says We Shall Have
Them Speedily,

Londoh.-The question OF per.
fected navigable flying machine is now
regarded by experts here as one of the
probabilities OF the immediate future
and every inducement Is being held out
tn inventors to produce Il reliable ma
chine. 4 correspondent has inter
viewed some of the leading authorities
N England and on all hands he was
practically told. IF 1t be not now, 1t will
come soon."
Sir Hiram Maxim said: I'VE shall
not have any balloons in the future; we
shall have flying machines. The flying
machine is heavier than air. Just as the
birds are. There are no balloons in ma
trre.
$50 have no hesitation whatever In
saying that before many more years
pass we shall do away completely with
the balloon. If we are ever to fly, II
must be with n machine heavier than
air. Many men are busily engaged in
tying to invent a machine which. like
n bird. will stay in the air as long
as they wish and go wherever they de-
sire to guide 1t.
"The solution is coming, whichever
people may think. and I really believe
myself that within year from now
there will be n great number of ma.
chimes In the air. This Is certain to
happen within two years. at any rate. ;"