davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-10

itaatli6en &oblengruben bereits einen
auBerlt beltnrnbigenoen llmfang an=
genon1nen bat. G6tpere &ratpolle
lperoen aus bem @rltbenaentrlm So
nigsbiitte berihtet.
= 8rir5 5cipione 8orebeie, Der
fiibrenoe Eeilnebmer an Dem Mutos
mobilrennen Befing-3aris, oas am
10. sSuni bon ser 1inefil6en 9aupt.
itaot aus begann, iit in Berlin eitge,
troffer1. gier 9lntomobile nit elmer
0eputation 0es &aiierli1en @utomoe
bil-4lubs ,,,to Mitglieoern Der itolie.
niI1en &olonie ertparteten ben Srin.
gen IN Weiindeberg, nier5ig Weilen
oitlid bon Berlin, uno beeleiteten i'm
Bis 3u einen 9oteI Inter ben 2inoen,
mo- ft6 einige bunoert Berionen at
ieinem @mpfange eingefl,noen batten.
: Die gldn5enoen @rfolee Der
nelleiten 8eriude nit Dem lenfbaren
Wailitdr- -2uftballon, in eriter 2inie Die
epo6emadenben &elultote, bic Der
Setter oes 8ereines 5ur Sorberung
oer 2uftidiffobrt, Maior Sans @roB,
er3ielte, boben Ole oeuti9e MiIitdr=
geripaltung 5u Dem gnti1luB be-
ftimmt, eine 8eritdrf,lng Der 2ufte
idifferabteilrng iofort in gIngriff 81,
nebmen. Dos 3tpeite 2uftf9iffer-
Battalion ion ipdter nad Wes berleet
tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-10
MWerIet.

Die Gruppe q unp g1 pom /.
9aDallerie &egimeut bat ibren Mari1
na& Sort Glarf fort9eifst. Die 2eute
le9en tdslih 20 Meilen suriid unb be.
nuben baau bic fraben Morgen= unb bic
GbenbftunbeH. Wittass anb Na9ts
mirb 2aser be5ogea.
- Gin iolber 6rembenperfebr. pie
mir ibn cieien CONNER batteu, III nod
nt6t baseweien. 2lae Sotels unb aoitz
hGuier paren unanterbrohen polbeiebt
unb baufig muBten @afte abaewieien
tperoen.
- Oie grribtuHg Der 9rpBen ,,Wei
Ben Gtaot" auf Der 8omensS sSniel 1T im=
mer nod nidt fortseiebt tuoroen. Gs
wdre idabe, menn bas llnternebmen
nidt auss sefiibrt weroen miiroe. Gin
@ersniisunssplob auf bieiem i65nen,
central selesenen 8untte, nit 3usdnsen
uon alien 9eiten ber, miBte ii9 inter
allen umItdnoen rentieren.
- Die &etauration auf benz Muse
iteQungsplaRe 1T an Gbomas u. Eooilp
fiir 81, 900 perpa1tet ipprben.
= 9as GHeifment fir 8egar County
ergiebt bic Gunime BON $55,276,193,
se9en $37,375,100 i'm uersansenen
Sabre. Die 3unabme betrast bemnad
$17, ,9O1 ,693.
- Na6 benz Beri6t oes County
Qubitors iinb bon bem Budget in 66be
bon $1O4,971.79 fiir Wussaben aller
9lrt fiir bas abselaufene Sabr nur $S4,s
543.58 ausse9eben tporben. Die Or
Iparnis betrdet alio $20,428.21.
= Die 9lrbeiter untonen treiTen
groBe 8orbereitunaen fit Die 5eier bes
Mrbeitertagss am l. nnb 2. September.
Das 6eit tuiro I'M Union Barf abse-
balten.
- Die bier 9olisei Subtationen,
bic in ben lebten Sabren nnbenubt blies
Gen. tperben in StnHb seiest anb iuieber
be5ogeu tOeroen.
- 9eute norsen spii6en a5t unb
neun l1br entitanb in her 4lde bes
Sorntl9 &eitaurants an ber Commerce.
ftrabe Elm 6euer, tuel9es iebD@ gel5idt
uurbe, obne nennensiuerten G9aben an.
5uri9ten.
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Giieubabn=G =Gabrplau,
q. u. & u. q. @ahu

oGabb Grodet"s3ng mad Solfton, gaIbefton
Beaumont nnb Orange. s6Fa5rt 8 litr abenbs
gnfurft 7.55 morgena.
Na9 Seerrebiue, stbfabrt $50 moreens, Mn,
tunft bort 11.9o. atbfabrt bon aerrbiue ubr
nabmittaes. 9nfunft tn Con antonio 7.5o
abenbs gs1ir 9nutftaas mad aerrbfue: llbr
Ha6mittaes. &iid1abrt bon bart Wiontaes so
moreens, @nfunft In 9an atntonio $50 NOR.
aens
Na9 gnero, goniun, Souiton, @aIbeiton,
@tbotnss. 8odoaIe, Cameron unb @oco, Mb,
fabrt e.45 Sorutittags, Mnfunft llbr morgens
gsa5 geebinIe, Corpus gbriitf, aIice. Maatbis,
&ranfas qaB, &odport, @bfabrt 1.50 nane
m.ttnss unb 8 1lbr abenbs. anfnnft 7.55
n1orgen8 unb 1.50 na6mittags.
gta9 SaIfurtus, 9lbfabrt 1l5r abenbs, ane
funft 7.55 fnoreens
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d 8.

Sn Malone, 6iu gouutp. purp'
eiu unbetannter iunser Mana ourd Ell
nen SelbitibuB setDtet, Sen Der auuf
mann Sobn @alfer in eirem 5enite
ieines 2abens ansebraht bate. i'm lid
upr Diebes gu idiiben. Man fano ibl
morgens IT Dor Dem SEM tier liegeu
8er Ger iun9e 8uri9e luar, tueiB mo,
nitht. Sein 96rper aei9t piele Edta
pierunsen Wan elaabt. onB er Sol
bat mar.
- Nus Wineral weqs tonmt bit
9eahriht, oaB Die @ermeHunsen fir bi,
eeplante elettriide Babu nod 5or
Wortb begonnen 1aben.
= 9ie idipeoii6en MetbobiIten, oi,
in Erabis unb anbern Counties mob
men, tpollen Elm College einribten. 81
Campo bat 25 Nder 9ano unb einen
Bonus BON $1,000 sebOten, iuenn bas
Snititut oortbin uerlest tpiro.
- Sn benz &urprt Sour Safe tpur.
ben Die SOtels @ran Gables uub D'gaeil
Sonie bur6 6euer serit6rt.
- Nuf bem 8ege bon BEN Gtdbt'
den Mtbens nab ieiner ungefdbr feds
Meilen entfernt liesenoen 5orn, tuurbs
Bert Gartanb bon llnbefannten eridoI.
fen. OHenbar uurbe ct iofort set5tet
0as Bferb sin9 nit bem Wagen rubie
ueiier unb bra9te ibn mad 6auie. Nla
@arlano's 9lnseb6rise ben 0agen po,
benz 6dafe balten unb i'm ni6t ausitei.
gen iaben, talneR .ie beraus unb fanbeu
bic 2ei9e in oem 8ugsp.
Sn ber @e9enb pon Burton ftart
Iusuit 9fefferforn, Elm alter lansidbris
ger Betpobner bon @aibinstun gountp
- Sn Bplipar 8oint ertrant neulid
cine aIte 73jabrise Srau Ramens 8lad-
burn. Srau Gladburn tuobnte in @als
peitou uno bate NIT einer grbberen Sc.
ienI9aft einen Nusflug na6 8olipar
8oint semadt. Dort 1T iie i'm Gun-
feln tunbrideinli9 in.8 Walfer gefallen
uno ertrunten, ba 9aiemanb ibre 6ilfee
rufe seb6rt bat. Grit ipdter entbedte
man, baB iie feblte unb 'als man nod
ibr lu6te, fanb man bic 2eihe.
- Or. @bite, ber benz Marine. Ops>
pital Dienlt in Neip Orleans p0ritebt,
bat fi6 nit ber gr6Bten Nnerfennun a
iiber Or. 8rumbD, uniern Staats<Sani.
tatsbeamten, ausseiproden, @r Iag',
Or. Brumbp babe ibm in Besus aui
bas Densuez6ieber in 8rounsoilIe ale
nnb jeoe Suformatiou seseben, bic et
baben tuollte, babe nihts perbeimlidt,
ionbern bic eanse Gituatiun in tuabrs
beitssetreuer @eiie seidilbert, 10 oas
bic &er5te in Stem Orleans i'm Stanbe
tparen, ibre Wasreseln als treffen.
- @s iuirb INNER better; in Come
ron baben fosar Die 9aeser cine prDbi,
bitioniitii6e @ereinisun9 segriinbet.
- Sn 9ouitpn bat man bic Gbfiht,
eine 2anoitraBe, cine iosenannte ,,Gbell
@pa6", an Der @aloeiton, Souion &
SenberiDn 8abn entlans Biz mad,
2easue gitn, benz auf Der @renae Der
Counties 9arris unb @aluefsn seleaes
men Stdbtden, ;u bauen. Man bofft,
baB bic @alpeitoner baum Die @trabe
bis mad @alueltu iueiter bauen tuers
ben, 10 baB cine birefte CUTE 2anbftraBe
apiiden Soaiton nnb @atpeiton berse-
felt ,piro.
- Der grDdeb sesen Jrau z. 4.
5ia in Marlin, bic ouiammen nit ibe
rem SObn Oscar @afefielb anaeflaat
mar, ibren Mann erlnorbet au 6aben,
bat nit ber Greiipredung Der Qlnae.
tlasten seenbet. Der 9roaeb segen ben
iur9en @ateielo tpur6e bis gum nad.
item @eridtstefnin peri6oben.
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u ugHHf {,
@ntes 6arm 2aao 30 uertaufeu.

566 GGer. Is Meilen iat6ittid
BON San Nntoniu. 4 Meilen pom
8abnbDf. 3 Weilen JluB. Srunt. 175
N6er in 4nltur. teilweiie bemdffer.
bar; 8efan @r0ue. 6aus NIT 6
Bimmern unb &iide. @uter Brun.
men. $25 per N6er. Qiberale Be.
bingungen. @eaen GinaeIbeiten
tuenoe Inan ii6 an ben gieentiimer
@. s. Wanrer.
839 Satote'S Ctr. San NntDnio, Ter.
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gis slsrses nab nlas lpelse.,

e8on Iauee feib Sbr bon sronfbafteu Or.
f6einuneen, bon @snttiefeit. eGipinseI, Sers.
flopfen, gerftopfuns, 9Idbuneen fabIer ee,
f@tsfarbe, Mfidenf@merden. nin., baran ee.
uiabnt tporben. bab Elm tidif@es 2etben flo in
euerm aorper etnsentiiet bat maeeu. Gebes
unb sieren beftnben fi& in 70 i@Iiuuer Bee.
faifnng bob es 10 ntdt ipeiter eebt. Gtues
lam Gu9 anb miro Gum nur NOD boz fiderem
oor5ettigem lobe betuabren. @e6rau@et okne
0er5ue bte tueItberhbuter ct Bernard ssrduter.
ptueH Gue Gpotbefen. 20 Gents.
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8 n a so TINT, TN

Das Wrisbt'f 2uft@
| Off. Dis 9s6riiber Wrisbi bon
Obic, ,pel9e bic bon ibnsn erfunbene
Glugmafdtne an bic beutfde Regies
runs pertaufen lpoliten, babsn sintn
obf4ldgieen 9efdeib srbdlien. Die
euftf@iffer,Gbtb Der beutf1en
Irmes III nad oerfaiebenen probss
fahrten gu Der leberaeugung aelanat,
bab bas Wrig6tfds 9uftf1iff ii9
msbr fir einen Qtroboten aIs fir einen
Solbdten etsnet unb fir militdriT&e
3pede bon eerinsem Mertbe TT. Die
Glugmafdine Tam nur einen Wtann
trogen, Der NIT Der 9anbbabuna bes
GlasapparatB 70 biel gu tbun bat, bab
&c anbere @ufgabeu unn0sli9 Derrids
ten tonnts, Qu6 slaubt man, bab,
tnenn ois Grfinbuns bon pratttf4em
Wertb gstpefsn mare, bic Der. Gtaas
tens@egisruns iie seipib fiir bic Buns
bssormee ansetauft babsn piirbe.
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.Seser foute es tutTea.

iu9t 8. %. 6abe. elm prominenter
@eiA6ftsrnann uon Bluff. Wo., oas
. .Bu6len'a Nrniea Salbe" Die bette
uno iiherite Salbe tit. bic lie fiir Sc.
ibmiire Uber @unben Doer 6dmurr.
buioen aebrauht murbe. Sh babe
lie nebrauht uno meiS mas ih iane.
@arantiert Don GoDlpb Grei6 uno
R. @pbn 81 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-10
,,gtdser wte Dte ecuue".

If elm uralter Nusbrud; benn Con.
nenauf' unb l1ntereana ift bic reeel.
mdBiaite Gribeinuna. Die 9Gtig.
teit Der Sober uno gingemeioe lit
ebenio reaelm6Bia. lpenn nit Or.
Sings Neuen 2ebens BilIen reau.
liert. @arantiert upn Neolpb DreiS
uno &. Guhn & 60. Breia 25 Gts.
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4te gauge syaa.tlls.

@rOBoater sebran9te es Sesen 81eu,
matismus. Batter sesen S9nitts,
Granos unb Oueti6uuseu. Mutter ges
gen granoipuuoen unb aGerlei G6mer,
gen. Shtpeiter seseu 8atarrb uub
Sroitfuunoen. SD sebrau6e es fir al.
les moglide unS es enttdnidt mid ME
Us reiBt ii6erlib eiuen alteu Shmer.
NIT Der @urSet aug.
SD iprede ndmlib BON 6nnt's Sight,
ming Oil.
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@lne TIafdae peer tpeniaer.

Utalaria tann man lei9t in mau6en
aOialltdten betommeu, aber es iit I6uer,
oas 5ieber tuieber lOs gu iuerben, oas
belBt, penn nidt bic riftiae Meoisiu
ansetuenoet tuirO. gbatam's Chin 81.
mic befreit irsenb SemanS oapOn prompt
uno 9riinolld. Gs tuiro aarantieri. il.
9eno cine Grt BON S6atteIfieber 5u bei.
len. Cine Glal6e Ober snd iUeuiaer
'ueroen es pollbringen.
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ct. esuis & sam Sraasisea Babn.
gputbera paciftc 8abm.

Mtfahtt.
ssa9 @etu Orleans 5ouitOn unb @aIbeftpn
tdelt1 11.40 mittags
ntlV il.5V nDeHoe
9a@ eagle 8ab, GI gafo, Californian nnb
geertfo 4. 500 bormittaes II. $50 abenbs
&HEMalt
Bon 9etp Orleans, 5ouiton uuo @albeiton,
tdsIi1 ... 7.35 morgens
unh -. 80. 900 nn1mittaes
Bon Gf 9afo, GaIlforuieu unb Mse1ifo :. {. .
11.1o hormittaes
ut1h 8 no nI1pnns
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8. & 8. u. Sab,..

gan alien gorbsIegasz z9unften
-. 116r u1b 500 bormtttaes
9aa6 st. aouis Waempbis uno bem Often
1.20 11br naG1mittags.
gsa9 RorozGegas, ssanfas Gitb uno ST. 2ouis
=. -. $50 llbr abenoS
ssa1 0apItfo -. 1920 1lbr bornitttaes.
AufnRft.
Don ct. 2ouis unb ien1 Often :. $50 moreens
Bon lofalen 8unften :. :. . 1910 mcrsens
Bon ct. 2ouis uno benz Often :. 1925 abenbs
Bon 2arebo unb MeIifo 100 na9mittaes
ct. 2euis g. gan Sraneiseo Babn.
4bfRtrt.
g2a9 Sort Smith. Springfield, Ct 2outs, aan<
fas eitb, Chicago (5. & g. g. 9epot)
$50 abenbs
&Ht1nft.
Bon ST. Gouts, aanfas gitb. 8aris, Gbiceeo
1910 morgens
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~. 8. & =. 8ab,,.

st. 2ouis uno gbieaeo tdaEt6 (sunfet
OepntJ S.uV aoeHo9
2ofalSus bia SmitbbiIe . 7so bormittass
alamo Special mad gmitbbiGe, Souiton, @aIs
pelton 1O.26 1oennS
MutHRft
Bon gbicaso, ct. 2ouis. aanIas gttb, 9alIas
Sort aBort5 uub 2saco, tdeItb (5urdet
0epoD ..... .... 7.30 moreens
QofaIaus bia SmitbbilIe -. o.05 a6enbs
aIamo Special bon 5mitbbirle, Souiton, @aIs
neiton 6.26 MorGeHs
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T. @ieIe liuo 9idter. Obne ejueu ein.
stsen Wers seidriebeu 5l babel, uns
O'els limb % piat, bic tauiene 8sFfe ae.
maat
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Rampbsrbdums tperben nur
tn Sapan nit 0uBsn sepflanst unb
felbit bort srlansen iis srit NIT bem
40. Sabre pratttf9en Mertb, Damn
tperben Hdnlid bts B1um. ni.beross
bauen. Tim aus tbreH gtdtt,ru, gafn-
ben. StGmmen. 3neista unb QDurseIn
ben Rampber beraussaeeitiIlirsn.
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RbeumatisHus fbmer3bafter in
oieieIn &lima. als iraenb elm anbe.
res &etoen, turiert bnrt oos Weaebt
WR. 1851. BEL @imer q GlmenS
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8tetorlo 9ibiiisn. O. 6. & 9. II
(@uIf &hsge.)
Mbfahst.

gaab Guero, 8tctoria, gort aabaea, Corpus
gbrtiti. 8rotursbiue, aio @ranbe. gitb,
SoIiao, BeebiIle, @barton, Balacios uHb
5oufton TOO morgenS
aRfnHft =. $50 nbenbs
Ser Sam Sonfton" mad 6uero> gictoria,
@barton uRb Souiton:
Mbfabrt. 755 a6enbs
ARtuRft ..,. 100 morsens
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= 9as 9anptauurtier oes 8unOeS.
aniualts fir Oit.gerus iOn bon 9nris
nod Beaumont perlesi tperbeu.
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Tiaa's s asms s,anoua. q iuarre.
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Rad Wrotunsbiae.

Ser Bug ber Gunfet 8tetoria 9ibifion, abe
fabrt 7.05 morsens, uracbt In 9laeebo gerbin.
bmng NIT bee GnIf Coat Sine fin Corpus
gbrtfti, 2lnfunft bort 4.55 nabmtttaes anfuntt
In grotpnsbiue 925 a6enos.
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Hta6's J 9eute onpauo s.oarre
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-07

last Monday OF President James ]. Hill
of the Great Northern, that the rail-
roads OF the country will find them
selves obliged before long to advance
freight rates instead OF reducing them.
The consensus of the opinion OF these
officials is that increase in cost OF labor
and material is so far outstrippiug the
rate OF Increase in net earnings that
only moderate reversal of business
activity VIII bring the railroad COM
panies face 20 face with pretty diff
cult problem as to rates. especially In
view of the popular sentiment towards
railroads now prevailing. In an inter-
view yesterday on the question, Roswell
Miller, chairman of the board Of dreo-
tors of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St
Paul railroad, said that instead of be-
ing able to think of raising rates, the
roads are actually confronted by a
movement for the reduction of rates.
This movement Mr., Miller said, they
must OF course, oppose, owing to the
conditions under which they are operat-
ing.
Wy. c.. Brown, senior vice president of
the New York Central. agreed with Mr..
Miller as regards the needs OF an in
crease. 1T will have to come" he said.
President f. d. Underwood, of the
Erie road when asked how he thought
the railroads and the public could be
brought together replied: Split UP the
bonds The people can't buy railroad
bonds as the case stands NOW and as
for the average employee he never has
$1,000 together at any time in his life
So let the roads split up their bonds and
let everybody in. The railroads would
have a lot more friends II they did"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-07
HOW TO MAKE SALES.
j. 4. Clark Addresses Y. NJ. c. \. Glass
Upon the Subject,

The craftsmanship class of tho Y. NJ
c. a. met last night in the offices OF the
Utah Gas & Coke company, where j. u
Clarke, superintendent, spoke on Han
ding Objections and Cliuchns the Sale.
Mr., Clarke said in part
"Of all cranky customers and thos
from whom you receive the most objec
lions the worst to ,andle is the one you
go out 10 see You drop In on him when
he has not invited you to come. He Is
not anxious to take time and attention
from his regular business to consider the
proposition which you have to lay befor'
him, The best way TO handl objections
Is TO answer them before they are made
raised which cannot be rcfuted, do not
hesitate TO admit IL. In answering what
] term real objections In contradistincti0n
TO au imaginary one, the first thing to
remember Is TO keep cool. 1t Is usually
information that he wants and you have
the advantage of superior knowledge. Blu
= he sees that you are at q loss to know
confidence and soon concludes that his
objection is a well-founded one.
Avoid heated discussions, Do not CON
tradict In an abrupt way Clinchlng IA
sale il the least OF the salesmans trou-
bles, although II requires some skill -
toners OIL der do not heave a sigh Of re-
lief, Their hurry away. Stay with you
customer long enough 10 enthuse with
him. Make him feel that he has done
Just the right thing.
The ardest sales 10 make are often
one hard sale made is worth a dozen
easy ones TO you, in development. 1t is
difficulties"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-07
INSPECTED CONDUIT.
Mayor Thompson and Councilman
Take a Trip to the Intake.

trip of inspection of the Big Cot
tonwood conduit was made yesterday
by Mayor Thompson City Engineer
Kelsey and Councilmen Mulvey and
Black. and everything proved satis-
factory to the party. The trip was
made to the intake in Big Cottonwood
canyon and from there back to the Par
loy's canyon reservoir, where the con-
dult enpties It's waters. Each OF the
officials was highly pleased at the con-
ditlon of the conduit
The official inspection of the conduit
VIII be maze by the city officials on
saturday. They will leave the Will
son hotel at 0 o'clock IN a street car
and go TO Murray. where carriages will
take them to Big Cottonwood After
lunch is served, they will go over the
entire conduit TO Parley's canyon and
VIII return To the state prison in car
riages and take the car from there into
the city.
II Is reported that some Of the farm.
ers who have rights In Big Cottonwood
had Intended securing an Injunction
against the city to prevent IL from
turning in the water on Saturday, as
at first contemplated, but tho water
was turned In on Tuesday for the ren-
son that the waters of Farley and CITY
creeks had been very muddy, owing
to landslides. This action headed off
the farmers. and II is not known whpr
action they will take now. The CITY
has two policemen guarding the intake
so as TO prevent any one from divert
ing the water from the conduit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-07
Oregon Short Lines Reduction on
CIassed Freight Shipping Costs
Now Effective.
MORE LOW FIGURES TO COME.
Utah's Products Can Now be Carried
For $50 Less Per Carload
Than Before.

Sweeping reductions in rates between
Idaho and Utah points will be made By
the Oregon Short Line during the pres
ent month. Beginning on the FIRST OF
this month tho third and fourth class
rates between Salt Lake, Ogden, Twin
Falls and Boise were reduced between
: and Q cents per hundred pounds. This
means an average reduction in the cost
of transporting car Of freight under
either of these two classes of $40, al
though In many instances the cost VIII
be $50 below former rates. The rate on
brick is reduced, for instance. from IS
cents to IS cents per hundred pounds,
The rate on flour is cut from AZ cents
per hundred pounds to 80 cents. The
lumber rate will be between and
cents per hundred pounds, In addition
tc these new rate Of 30 cents per hun
dred pounds has been made on lime
from oregon points TO Twin Falls.
CUTS ARE FREQUENT.
The Importance of the rates being
made by western roads when applied
20 Salt Lake and Utah common points
cannot be emphasized too greatly. Utah
eceived the same rates as Montana
.ommon points Nov. "a after points In
his state had paid higher figures for
Years. Since that date three distinct,
substantial and voluntary cuts have
been announced. The last one an
nounced in the News" Tuesday ap-
plies 10 traffic between Utah and Colo
RADIO common points and becomes ef~
,ective March l. Utah will become the
distributing point for the entire inter-
mountain region now that commodities
OF all kinds can be laid down in this
lily at reasonable figures.
Outgoing freight rates in Idaho are
effective Feb. % and on that date SINH
arly large reductions will be put into
force. The carload rate on horsese from
Twin Falls to Missouri river points will
be s1S5.55 to $3.50. Corresponding reduce
tons viii be made on other livestock
-onsignments for eastern points. Live
stock men; woolgrowers and shippers
Of all descriptions in Idaho are jubi-
ant over the adoption of the new rates
as they believe the towns involved in
the cutting will grow rapidly as ship
Ding, growing and receiving points-a
most natural deduction.
STILL MORE TO COME.
AS the freight department OF the Ore
yon Short Line is now just in the throes
Of changing rates. figuring and PLAN
ming no additional information Is volun-
teered regarding future changes or re-
auctions. A large number OF commodi-
les hauled between this city and points
h Idaho are TO be involved in the cut
ting TO come. Salt Lake. With Idaho
cities, watches the good work apprecia-
lively. AS community depends upon
the railroads for supplies and means of
shipping exports freight rate reductions
are as important as new roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-07
A SCHOOL TEACHER
Taught a Good Food Lesson.

1t is Il strain on nerves and patience
for teacher not only to curb the
antics OF forty or fifty YOUNGSTERS six
to eight hours a day. but also to Instil
into their minds a mass OF knowledge
including the famous three RS.
a teacher, living in Tauton. England
writes OF the benefit she derived from
Grape Nuts food after the exhausting
work OF the school room had almost
ruined her health. She says;
when ! FIRST began taking Grape
Nuts food, ! was teacher worn out
In body and mind. and used 10 suffer
very much from brain flag
Il was also martyr to indigestion.
1T ia now plain that ! lacked the
power to digest and get value from my
food,
Il felt much better after the first
package, and by the time / had eaten
three or four packages / was new
creature.
MY brain became clearer, and the
powers OF concentration much greater
! gained steadily In weight, my flesh
becoming hard and frm. The sense OF
continual WEAKNESS vanished like
magic. and have not had a bad attack
OF indigestion since I first used Grape
Nuts.
u have become no fond OF the food
that l look forward 10 my plate Of
Grape Nuts with a little cream. more
than to most costly Dishes There's
a reason" Name given by Postum
Co.. Battle Greek. Mich.