The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
NEW BUNC0 CA
BEING ATTEM|
Prof. illegal "Magl|
Money for Thirty y-Thre|
a Third Per Cent|
CLAIMS 1T WILL DRAJ
MORE MONEY TO A /
Adyertises Himself as q
Wonder" in Palmistr|
Phrenology.

want Van your money mamst;
o,,ire "nat good will that dot
cit will draw NOR monev
Is your answer.
At least this is what D.,
- the worlds wonder1 IL
and phrenology, who is hold
on the second door of lao D M
claims, And he will only q
tnlTty-three and u third ne
perform this little stunt, bn,
you care if the magnetism
draws money to you.
Magnetizing7 money I.
bunco game which Prof
tempted to play upon q rem,
Of The Tribune who was 3.
make a call upon "the vol
DER as this exponent of
and phrenology terms him
magnetizing'' money ari
What OF a side issue with
ressor, as he advertises tha]
ray system Of reading the paI
every incident in your life
ent and future. 3" "Cousult
III start you on the road to
Wealth" 'By means Of
Mirror all mysteries ara q
Success Assured.' "T loct|
friends and relatives and =
separated. - "My advice on
riage, divorce, lawsuits. n
s9peculations, travels and how
lost or stolen property is abs|
liable" :" 81 am acknowledu|
Press and Public to be fh
scientific reader OF Character
has ever known etc, etc.
The representative of Tb
did not wish to consult in
with prospective Investments
lations, and, being q dead
matters of the heart, he sou
vice on love; he merely paid
the sanctum sanctorum Of a
est scientific reader OF cha
world has ever KNOWN
duty, and 'Fthe worlds wond
to hold him up for two ALL
from the fee Of one dollar
reading.
,,'Prof,'' - illegal and an al
palmlstry, phrenology, etc, 81
rooms on the second floor
dress given above. The wa|
rooms are we'll covered with
other paraphernalia used IL
mlstry and phrenology busin|
arrival at the quarters of ct
wonders, - the representativ'
Tribune was ushered in the i
after he was distinctly info'
the price for a palm readind
Taking a seat opposite an|
the newspaper man, "the
reader, opened out fat the
the subject, and then began
to what a great man the la |
become IN time, his generosi
ally his generosity, his poss
ability TO become great pv|
his marked mental powers, al
the course of the conversatio|
the two toward the end of +.
The Tribune representative D
one or two questions. To d
questions, Nthe worlds vouI
able to figure out an answeI
other one stumped him.
1t was then time for the
ante the 81 in payment for
ing. 1t just happened that |
paper man had three five dolll
his wallet, and "the world's
looked at them with longing
of the notes was passed oy
''scientist.''
The note had hardly tou
open hand of 'the world 8
until he said:
"Better let me magnet
money for you"
"What good will that dol
asked.
Why, it will draw more
you," he quickly responded
g And what is the charge
uetizing the money! inqui
Tribune representative.
81 will magnetic that {pa
the two fve-dollar notes bel
visitor) for this (the five note
been passed over to the -
by The Tribune representa-
tured the 1@magnetizer. -
Well, ] guess I won {
money magnetized today
the visitor.
"Tbe world 8 wonder" c
make the change, neither cou
soeiate, so ne was compellf
out to have the bill broken.
the change was handed ba
Tribune man concluded TO g
magnetized money