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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05
Southern Pacific
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The rate from Lewiston to
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-05

Linger longer over it; let
it be steaming hot from
the earthen pot; and the
loveliest woman pour it.
Your grocer returns your money il you don't
IKE Schilling's Rest we cay him
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
Experiment ert midt.
SIR iueroct fem @eriebem MAIDEN,
,uenm SIR benz Stat oieier Be
,uobmerin bpn San Mntoato
fplgt.

gernodIailigt niemals Cure Nieren.
@enn SIR S9mer5en int &iiden
bobt, S6mierigfeiten int urinieren,
S6minoelonfane, Nerboiitat, 10 lit
es 3eit, 5u banoeln uno ni6t gu er-
perinnentieren. gs 1ino dies SDmp-
tome BON Mierenfranfbeit uno SIR
lontet gr1 nod einem Wittel umie=
ben, ooB bafiir befannt tit, Die Nie=
rem 5t beilen.
9oon's @ieren Biaen itno bas
Mittel, oos SIR gebrauden miibt.
Sem 3med, 5t erpertmentieren. Sic
boben perI6ieoene idlimme Saae in
Gan @ntonio eebeilt. Solgt Dem
Got elmer 8emobnerin bon San Mn=
tonic l1to iperoet ebenfaas gebeilt.
6rong. 8. Seton II, 500 Gbe=
ME 6, Gan Mntonio, Geras, iagt:
Set longer 3eit lit i6 iopol an
einern 9lolen-, mie Nierenleioen.
Sd eebraudte peridieoene Mittel,
ood Die peribafften mir feline grleid-
terung. Sd lit iebr biel an einem
beftigen S9mera inn Giiden, Der 5lt-
tpeilen 10 i6linm muroe, 0aB i'd mid
fallm mieoer auf5nridten permo9te,
penn i6 mid gebiidt batte. Sd
)botte @nfdGe bon Sdpinoel nno
mor bdllfig iebr idma6. Sd borte,
ooB 9oan's Nieren=8iGen iebr tparm
empfoblen merben ltno 10 faufte i6
mir I'M geror Drug Store cine
s6odte uno begann iie gu gebran-
hen. Sd mar bodit 5ufrieoen nit
Dem @eiultat. Mein 3uitano befierte
ii6 nod ser eriten Sole, in fur5er
3eit lieB ser sS6mer5 nad nno iebt,
na6oem i6 cine Sha6tel genommen
babe, lit feline Spnr BON Nieren=
franfbeit mebr porbanoen. Sd be-
trohte Ooan's geieren-Hiaen als Elm
bo6It mirfiames Wittel fir 8laien=
urb Nierenleioen.
Bum gerfauf BET alen Sanolern.
Greis so Gents. Softer Wfilbnrn
60, Buffalo, Seem Sort, alleinige
Maenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u6 oes Namens -
9oon's- uno nebmt feline an
Oerer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
4IIerIei.

- @ie aus @aibinston eemeloet
miro, lino Die Mnipriide, Die Der Pie.
iige gieb5iidter 6oro Dir gegen Die
Regierung BON 8ene5uela erbobeu
batte, ourd 8ergleih geregelt NOR
Sen. Dir, Der $4,000 perIangt bat
tie, erbalt $f2, 600, o. +. ben groBten
Geil erbalt Die binter inn itebenoe
Mmerican CREDIT Company in Stem
yorf. Gs banoelte lib BEL Der Sabe
I'M @ieb, Dos Die pene5olmuiide Sic
giernng fonfis5iert batte.
Die Saiion-2ifets fir Die 0rei
BON Der %. ". Muiical 5eitipal Mi-
location pernnitalteten aon5efte TO-
item rulr $3.50. gin5eIne Tidets
$3.50, $3.50 uno $1.00.
- Die Hflaiterune Der 9ouiton
StrnBe 5iebt iih iebr in Die 2dnge.
Dos @elo oafiir lit ibon ieit uielen
Monoten botiert moroen nno liest
unbenust ba, m1breno Die giirger oa-
fir 3inien 5ablen. Gin tpenig Sort
ihritt in Der 6anolung mdre miin-
i1enstpert.
@enn ale itdotiid)en 4rbeitell
nit oerielben Gegiamfeit uno bent
ielben 5leiB betrieben peroen, ipie Die
@erbeiierungen in Der Sing @iaianl
StraSe, oann lit es niht 81 i%pitnoern,
ipeun oos StraBenoepartement idbr=
Iif on 100000 peridlingt unb &c
iultote onfiir nidt 81 beinerfen limo.
Die 0efiiriporter Der gonoolls-
gabe bon $250,000 gum 9au neller
2anoitraBen, fino Die reinIten Shnea-
refner. Mber n1ber unterludell
bari man lire 3abIen nidt. Sic ia
gen, Die Steuern merben ourd Die
neue Mnleibe nid)t erbobt peroen. Sic
p%erlaiien iid ieood) oarauf, bob oas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09

i6iittelte iie un0 itieB iie nit oell
&opfen 5u1olnmer1, ooB es oroentlid
fra6te, i6leuoerte Damn Die beioen
sur Seite u1O langte mieoer NIT BET
ben SGl1Iten ms @etiimn1el. ser,
Der nut alien S6uftenl Sd mil
ibnen mas 5eigen!" idnaubte er.
9a padte i'm &otarina ant Irm, rtB
i'm 5uriid unb i6rie: ugiis ou benin
gon5 oua norm, @enri62" Iber
oab iie fog 5ltr Seite, uno 5enrid
manote iid gegen orei nere angrei=
fer, Die piitno o1f i'm ~einorongen.
y6obt ibnl ST lit ser leibbaftige
@nti6riit, er m1tB feline 8idie ba-
ben. 90 min es Der Serrl" i6rie Der
quite Sirte1 Ser iid m1f eine ii6ere
8anf gerettet batte.
0i6ts ols 8riiQen nnO S6reien,
ni6ts ais erbobene Sauite uno SUB
geitompfe rings in Der Stride, nno
mie Gogel flatterten ollentbalben Die
.@eiongbii6er, ols @ei6olie perpen=
set, our6 Sen Goltnl. Sben ouf Ser
&on3el ober tolldte plobli6 Der So
itor oltf r1to i6rie binab: sort
mi, ibr 2eutel Nebnt Germ1nft on,
geliebte Meit6riiten!"
(Sortlebung tolgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09

aiinitlide @ebiiie gob es, mie
ourd @raberfunoe eruieien lit, be-
reits 400 Sabre Dor Gbriiti @eburt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
Sic peiniaenoen Gdmer8erl

9ie peiniseroen S6mer5en Der 9d=
~morrboiben uno Der iebnlt6e @nni6 Der
2eioenben, gebeilt 51 lperben, baben mebl
geipiiienloie Hfui6erei unb mebr nllbs
loie unb i6dbIi6e @ebeimmittel berbors
gerufen, als iraenb Elm ai1beres 2eiben
benz Die Weni6beit unteriporfen lit. Ser
ieni9e, Der 5ie aae gebra16t bat, fam
bon Slid iagen, ipenn Ell obne SiIteln
2eber& uno a1bere @eidipiire ober cir
p~ermnnentes 2eioen bes differs baboi1
fommt. 9iefen @efabren fam MAJ emit
geben, ipeltn mo Mnafeiis gebraudt. Sc
lit oies Die ii6erit e, 5lberldiiiglte, pirfs
iamIte lno %perniinftieite aller iebt be-
fanlten Seilmittel. Hroben bon @nafez
liz iperoen bon g. Neuitdbter & Co.,
8or 2416, Sem Dprf. frei berianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
Miinilnnnt I'M S11.OOO.OOO

alieilment nm $15,000,000 segell
peraorgenes Sobr IN Die @obe ge=
ld,rol1bt miro. Ilio oie Stener=
bleibt permutli6 oielelbe,
-o6er oie Steuern ielbit lteigen. @o
lit ser llnteri6ieo2
@ir botten Dos gergniigen,
Die Serren Sobn glienbroi6,
SefretGr Der o0eutld=teronii6en gin=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." uno e1p a !
& f.. 2efebu d, Sertreter Ger
Sirmo s. MiBler in Bremen llnD
@olpeltorL III 1nierer Office begril-
ben sl fonl1ell. Die &erren belilf)-
ten Son Nntpnio I'M SnterelIe Ger
Gilpanoer1ngsgeie1l6aft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
RiIIiees HoIz.
Sic Nurb fur iedbs Solar

Meit benz greis bon fieben 9onars fir
cine gorb 9ol5 lit es au 9ie IS mII
gorD @oob gompat RI, cine
neue @eieqi9aft, beren 9oI5bof an benz
nSap"s @eleife lie9t, bat ben iibertrie<
benet1 Yreiien. Die bisber bon benz @oo6@
Eruit bere6net purben, elm gnoe ee<
madt.
8ir baben in unierem Sof nno mif
unierem 2anb $4,000 gorb e~rftfIafiges
8oftzOafS9oI5. @ir liefern cine boIe
GDrb SDls in einem nnter Snipeftion Der
Stabt itehenben @agen, Der garnntiert
1T, 1913 &ubiffub @aim 5u %entbalten.
fl $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
Iiel Srmbel

miro pernriadt our6 2eber- mn
Wngen-untdtigfeit. 9ieies los5n'
tperoen, iopie aopfueb, 9iaioiitdi
rno @iftitoffe, Die @eIbiudt beruria-
her, nebmt Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
pinen, oie auberIdifigen &einiger,
meIde angenebm mirfen. 25 gts. bel
MooIpb 9reiB un6 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
sa0ieni6doel.
@ouaam ppn @altber eamlte uum Brill,
(Tortfetnng.)

Seet i6tpieg Die @lode inn Sl:rm
Die Mnoa6tigen rGlllperten iif, ieB
ten iid in 8oiitur uno oie Srgel
geipielt BON Dem funitreiben Sdll
lebrer &ubbema, pralaoierte Cos
2ieb, mdbreno Der brape Sol5idilb
nader Seutemed NIT frommem 81
fer oie Badge trat. Nun ieste mabt
poa Die Melooie elm.
9asbalo entitano brunten i'm Sd)if
unb broben ouf Ser Srgelempor(
elm gepaltiges, miBtoniees 8rauier
uno @ogen unperitdnoli6er Cert.
morte. IS mar elm miiltes gobu.
mabobu BON Sonen nno 2auten uni
flang nidt anoers, als madten lid
bie Sniaiien zines S%rrenbauies oas
@ergniigen, nod irgeno elmer befon-
ten Melooie etmas Dor iib bin 81
iingen, ober ieoes fir iif, babel I'M
mer mebr uno mebr in Offer gera.
teno uno ieoes beltrebt, iid nit lei.
mem Terte CUR @eltung gu bringen
SIMMER grdBli6er tpilrbe oas Songe.
Mir. 90 loite fi6 pl0sli6 iiegreid
aus Dem toQen @emoge Ser gruno.
geipaltige 8aB bes biden gbriitian,
oes 4ne6tes BON @aiobofe, nno nie
rollenoer Conner eridoa es bon lei.
men 2ippen: SD ober ihrei: Meein
Seiulein erbarm' bid meiner Som-
merpein." Oa pur6e, Oh er nod ID
gemaltig ausbolte gu benz: uSb id
Elm Siinoenliimmel, oh i9 Elm 2ump,
elm &obenaas", fem 8aB, mie bon Der
| Stimme zines Gbernbs, bon einem
idmetternben Senor iibert0nt. ltnb
iiber aae oas @etpoge bin erflang as
bea, oaB Die Sdeiben 5itterten:
u0am meibt Die Siniternis Der aht,
Damn bliibt Der Sreibeit 8llime,
limo SduIo unoSeble idminoen BIN"
Senrid mar aufgeitmoen, belt
oos @eimgbub Dor ii6 uno moate
10 iiegbaft meiteriingen, 90 idrien
ibrer einige: uHube, @ube!" uno
ySinaus nit Dem eumooihen!" itno
ploblid iprane Der Seiperts Sris, Der
einmol @bii6ten auf 8riiggemanns
9elfotrin batte, miiteno empor uno
idlue Senrid oas @eiangbu6 aus
Den Sdnoen, oaB es in meitem 8ogcn
in Die aufgeregte Gbriiteneemeinoe
bineinflog. Sing, tpas 8rau6 lit
in 2iittgeni6ieoed, oaer S6ulteniun-
gel" ihrie er.
Sn Dem Mugenblid batte i'm Sen-
rid an Der 8eble nno briiate: u9i
mea T, Of ipea + belpen, ou Gus
fabll" llnb i'm @ugenblid bgann Elm
miloes Hingen 8nil6en ibnen. Die
@eiber in ibrer Ndbe freiidten uno
flii6teten Die Manner eriffen ein in
Den aampf NIT Sieben uno StoBen.
SIM ndhiten @ugenblid entpidelten
iib cine @n5abl meiterer Sample,
nn0 i'm Sanoumoreben par oas gatl=
Sc S6iff Der Stride nur cine fludeit-
De, i6reienoe, %iammernbe, beulenoe
uno priigelnoe Meni6enmaiie.
ga ipraneen DIRT griiggemann
ilno Der S6ulte aus ibren 8dnfen,
Inn Senrid uno ben iungen Seipert
Observation-Disclosures, Die iid felt,
pie 5fpei Stride, ineinanoer perflam-
inert botten. Iber Die beioen, in
ibrer @ut nidt anoers permeineno,
ais bob iie bon onbern angegriffen
miiroen, lieBen bon einanoer ab uno
griffen blinolings in oas @elpoge I'M
iie Der. Senri6 fannte feinen mebr
in ieinem geipoItigen aompfes3orn
uno iu1 9u bott er ieinen @ater uno
ieinen S6moger bel Ben SalieG,
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c. \. N

217 Norb Shores : StroBe. gebrnuhte
M6bel merben aefanft, n~ertauft uno UNI.
aetaniht. Wenn Sbr M6bel, getten.
Sefen Bor3enan., @las- ober Slehiparen
ober 9aushaltungsartifel brauht. ipreht
bor. Meine Hreiie fin6 bic nie6ri9ften.
8ufriebenbeit %garantiert. Spe5ialitat:
Bermietung BON M6beln unb Soloing.
CHAIRS. WeueS 9elephD1 12l0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09
Sin sranm oun Glpiinm.


1trb int Glgiimm;
9es 2anbes srpfe gGter
Sie gingem bprt 9ernm.
1trb fritgef Mid, a1tf Cir:
8ie es bcttn 1entsutage
Snt 2anb Der Sreibett mar.
Sa idiittclm iie bas 9anpt,
ltitb madten ernite Wiencn
11mb baben's falum geglam6t.
ygSie fann bas m5glif ieim,
9af bas Ste Gnfelftnber
@pn ben 0enuiien mel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09

Senrp s. Slips, transport bon
Mobeln, 9ianos, @eloihrdnfen, &ei-
nigen bon Seppi6en. 304 Sit-Seite
4lamo 8ala5o. 8eibe Telephone.
Brompte 9eoienung. @ebt uns Cure
@uftrGee. 3ufrieoenbeit %earantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09

Cute @etrGnfe uno famoier
2un6 ftets in 8nrgitaQer's Saluun
mmb Neitanrant, 8ilita StraBe neben
Der Saue Der Sermmnsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-09

Serr Garl 9iiln, 234 Siio-Gcntcr
Strafe, lit @gent fir oen beriibmten
Sorni's 9apenfrdltter-9 lutbeIeber,
oos bette Weittel fir oae 8ranfbeiten
Ser 2eber, Nieren uno bes 8llltes.
@roBe Slaifen iino 81 baben fir
$1.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

The receiver will try to find where
tho other sl,499, 6S0.0S has gone for he
does not attach value to the certificates.
The concern, which has had this
thrilling existence is the Mercantile
Securities company, second in the chain
of the Rhodes Brothers high finance
corporations. John c.. Fetzer is the re-
ceiver. He is. also receiver for the
Central Life Securities company.
Following petition for an account
ing filed by several Stockholders and
q number of hearings before Master
in Chuncery Guerin. Judge Tuthill in
the circuit court yesterday appointed
Mr.. Fet2er= receiver for the Mercantile.
The Mercantile Securities company. a
subsidiary company of the Central
Life Securities company. which was
placed in receivers hands in June by
Judge Kohlsaat, of the United States,
court is Maine corporation, capital
lied at $2,5O0,0o0 equally divided into.
common and preferred stock The COM
pany was organized IN January. 1907.
the officers being Birch, Thomas P. and
Edward f. Rhodes, Miss Minnie G,
Scully, who figure in all the Rhodes
corporations and William l.. Sheriff..
To prospective stock purchasers it was
represented that the company was to
be an agency company for the sale of
Central Life Securities company stock.
and that the proceeds were to be used
to establish a great bank in Chicago.
Although the preferred stock was is
sued at a par value of $40, much OF It
was sold at s1250. SD and even higher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
PRICE BILLS 70 WHICH
STANDARD OIL OBJECTED

Columbus. o.. Sept, 1s,-The Price bills
referred In tho correspondence between
John d, Archbold and Senator Foraker
were killed by the Ohio legislature, for
1t was bills pending there to which tho
correspondence referred. Price. the aI-
Standard OIL company, is Aaron a. Price,
of Athens county, who was the defeat
ed Foraker candidate for speaker Of the
house In the Foraker and Hanna fight Of
that time to control the organization
The Price bills referred to were house
bills 1859 to GOO of that session, section o.
which was the same In the two bills,
400 sought to require all corporations to
report annually to the secretary of state,
and the ninth item which they were to
be required to report, was list Of all
stockholders, the number of shares held
by EACH and the postoftlce address OF
all shareholders.
No 500 sought to require only foreign
corporations to do this. The journal of
the 1900 house of representatives shows
that the Price bill. No. i69. was report
ed from the judiciary committee, with
n recommendation for passage When 1t,
came UP on the calendar n few days lat
ter 1t was referred to Price as a select
committee Of one
substitute with the provision for re-
norting stockholders dropped out. The
substitute passed the house, but was
never acted upon by the senate, so did
not become a law.
Prices bill No. 500 was reported for
massage from the Judiciary committee
~ the house March IA, 1900. Just before
ti9e legislature adjourned, hut 1t simply
disd from sleep on the calendar, for the
inurnal makes no record of it after be-
Ing reported from the COMMITTEES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

The finding of the board of inquiry
was:
The board finds that the accident
was due to the accidental breaking of
a propeller blade and consequent I'M
avoidable loss of control, which result
ed in the machine falling TO the ground
from height of about 10 feet.
'.'rhe board finds that First Lieut..
Selfridge. First field artillery. accom-
panied Mr.. Wright by authority OF the
aeroplanist for the purpose of officially
receiving instructions, and received in
juries by the falling of the machine
which resulted in his DEATH"
The signal corps will proceed with it's
aeronautical work, and it is understood
the Wright brothers will be permitted
to make their official trials whenever
they are ready, without endangering
their chance of receiving the contract
price of $4,000 for their aeroplane.
Mr.. Wright said today:
The machine was already recovering
its balance when it struck. and l am
sure if we had been % feet further up
we would have landed on the skids
without serious damage"
Speaking for Mr. Wright, MI Taylor,
his assiStan, later said:
1.-THE accident was caused by an eX-
traordinary vibration of one of the
wires running from the main planes
to the upper steel fitting of the rudder
This vibration was so great that it got
in range of the propeller and was
struck by the blade. cutting deep
cash in the edge of the propeller blade.
This caused the blade to break. The
other blade of the propeller flew around
and in turn struck the same wire.
breaking it. This made Mr.. Wright
lose control of the planes. Shutting off
power to stop the remaining propeller,
which tended to swing the machine IN a
circular direction toward the left, he
steadied the machine somewhat, but
the distance to the ground was not
great enough to restore the equili-
brium."
Numerous kilograms Of sympathy
We're received at Fort Myer hospital
today. but they were withheld from Mr..
Wright.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
SALESWOMANsHIP.
Course to be Established in New York
Evening High Schools.

Course to be Established in New York
Evening High Schools.
New York, Sept. 19.--For the first
time in public school history course
in saleswomanship, designed in retail
and department stores, will be tncor-
porated this year in the curriculum
of the evening high schools for women
in New York City, which will open
next Monday night. The central class
in this course will assemble in school
No. q. Forty second street, near Third
avenue.
The course. which extends over a
period of two years, will include lee
lures, practical talks and scientific in
struction In the art of selling, store or
ganization, commercial arithmetic, ele-
mentary law and manufacture of COM
mercial produces. AS many young
women may be prevented from COM
pleting the two years work. it has been
planned that certificates be issued to
all pupils, crediting them with the
periods OF work performed. This in
novation will be under the direction
Of Miss Diana Hirschler. It Is thu
result of plans formulated by w. H.
Maxwell. city superintendent of schools,
to extend the scope of Industrial edu-
cation afforded under women.
There are approximately 10000 wo-
men clerks in New York City, and none
of them had preliminary scientific
training in the responsibilities of this
service. Usually applicants for selling
positions have found it necessary to
serve 5apprenticeshfps as cash or wrap
per girls. The course now provided
it is predicted will reduce the an
premiership period.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
JUDGE TAFT is
WORKING ON SPEECHES

Cincinnati, Sept. 19.-Still maintains
ing his determination not TO be drawn
into the Reconsideration controversy,
Judge Tart spent the greater portion
of the morning al his residence. work
ing on the speeches he is to make
through the west.
Col. Daniel Ransdel sergeant at
arms of the United States senate, In
dianapolis. will be in charge Of the Taft
special train. He expected to arrive
Sunday The Rev. John Wesley Hill
will accompany Judge Taft on the tour.
He will deliver some of the addresses.
Dr.. Hill will arrive in the city tonight.
DIR. j. j. Richardson of Washington
will accompany Judge Taft as throat
specialist DR.. Richardson has taken
part in a number Of President Roose-
velt's tours in a similar capacity.
Practically the entire staff of the Taft
headquarters, including Chief of Staff
A. L. Vorys, will go along on this trip.
The Taft headquarters at the Sinton
Will remain open in charge of stem
agra pher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

The above is q perspective sketch of
4 the projected Latter-day Saints uni
yersity gymnasium which is to be built,
fronting east, on the corner of College
and Temple avenues, this city. and for
which the ground is now being eSca-
waited.
The outside dimensions are 90 by $50
feet. and 1t will be when completed. one
OF the very finest gymnasiums in the
country, The entire framework is to be
of. steel, the wall columns be inclosed
in brickwork$ and the floor girders EN-
bedded In concrete. The whole struc-
ture will be tireproof, Or practically SO,
as very little wood work VIII go into
the building.
The facing brick will be buff In color,
thereby harmonizing in this respect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
GREAT DROUTH
IN PENNSYLVANIA
In Some Parts Of State No Rain
Has Fallen in Many
Months.
WATER AT 8 CENTS A GALLON
Farmers Find More Profit in Haul
ing it Than in PeddIing
Produce.
Forest Fires Arc Spreading from
Railroads, Causing Much Excite
ment and Apprehension.

Philadelphia. Sept 10.-Practically
the entire state of Pennsylvania east
of the Allegheny mountains is stif-
fering from one of the worst drouths
in years In some parts of the state
no rain has fallen in more than two
months and rivers and streams are so
low that many industries have been in
terferred With and in some instances
plants have been shut down for the
lack Of water. Forest fires arc burn
ing in several sections and some locali-
ties report that crops will be entirely
ruined unless rain comes soon.
AT Shenandoah, In the anthracite
coal region, the water supply is so lntv
that farmers are bringing water to the
residents in the town instead of vege
tables as there is more profit IN hauling
water than peddling produce. Water
sells at s cents a gallon and many are
compelled to walk three and four miles
to get a supply even ut that price.
Several coal mines in that region have
been closed because of lack of water
to run the power plants.
AT Duncannon, near Harrisburg. the
Susquehanna river is lower than 1t has
been in more than 100 years. In Sep.
TENDER, 1874 the river was lower than
it had been since 1903, and a stone IN
the Susquehanna opposite Duncannon
was marked and dated. Yesterday the
inches below the mark placed there is
1874
In Philadelphia the sclluylldll river
| is lower than it has been at any time
| since 1869 and canal boats are strands
ed at different points in the river be-
/ tween here and the coal regions.
| Forest fires which have spread from
the railroad tracks to the timber lands
are causing much excitement and con-
| siderable apprehension about Toby
| hanna and other places on the Poconp
mountains at the eastern edge Of the
state. a careful estimate places the.
area already covered by the flames al
10000 acres The fire in some places has
! reached IL height of 40 feet and the loss
j thus far sustained by various property
] owners is great.
i There are fires of large proportions
i at Cresco, MOSCOW. Gouldsbofo ana
near Tobyhanna an almost perfect
string of fires along wha is known as
! Trout creek. In much of the: region
! swept there is no valuable timber but
| there are some areas where q. consider-s
| able number of good trees have been
| damaged