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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
MUST SELL
New S-rooin red press brick; large re
ception hall bath, toilet, e. l., mantel,
furnace. cemented basement; lot 2ls1lC
rds: good location and very easy terms.
Price $3.50.
2-story 7-rooln light press brick, strict
IL modern. furnace basement cemsntedi
lot 2izx7 rds.: on Second ave-. sewer and
rnacadam tax paid. Price $500.
New 5-roon modern press brick cottage
bath. toilet, furnace. e. J.; lot zlzxlV rds
81 1000 terms. 49, -
room brick: lot axis rds.; s2.25o; $3.50
cash. bal easy terms.
2-story. I rooms. furnace, complies
plumbing; large lot: 5000
Close in. rooms, mod, pressed brick
e 500: very easy terms.
2Isx1O rds. on Sixth ave. 200, n snap
2I5x7 rds: near Third ave; H,000.
2x9 rcls.: East Side; sos
5x10 rds.: East Third South; $3.50
Private money TO loan on real estate
win loan 30 per cent Of value, per
cent interest
We have property everywhere. both va
cant and improved.
z. y. CASSIDY & CO,
4HT Altar Blk.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 2H Main ST.
Second hand registers ALWAYS in stock.
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2 Is acres fine land. primary watel
right, in luceru and under cultivation DO
sirable location, fenced, small buildings
s., 600. Will cut uD.
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FOR sALE-If it's real estate. ask Hat
loran, Il w. Sd So. St
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45x12O it., on 6th So. $50. 5000 cash
50xl2G #. on 7th So $500. $500 cash.
3IlzXl2o. University St. $500.
34xl65, near ID So. and 18th East 500
800 each: only left i'm our Para
disc addition. 18th So. and 1fth East; car
lines; terms 50 easy every wageworker
can afford to buy. We have a few corner
lots at $3.50.
500 cash. Sl.G0 per week.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-see Stowe & Palmer adj
Last page. Section l.
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About 81 acres. primary water right
fine soil, well fenced. This is nice for
chickens, desirable, $3.50.
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80 acres near town: 4-room frame house
stable and chicken houses. ) acres in III
Germ, all fenced: good water right; 50 300
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GATREBLfS Unique School of Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg.
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STORAGE.


TWO large warehouses; clean and SAM
tary RedmaH Van & Storage Co, III SO
W. Temple. Phones $50.
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BUILDING LOTS ON VERY EASY
TERMS. WILL GUARANTEE YOU 6
PER CENT INTEREST ON THE FOL
LOWING LOTS. SEE Us ABOUT IT.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO men. or man and wife. to board
and room. Bell phone 4ls2 Il. I65 4th
Ave
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Panics may come, but the effects soon
disappear from Salt Lake. That is the
reason why so many people are now look
ing for Salt Lake real estate as an in
vestment. We desire to call your at
tention to q few of the many bargains
offered by Us.
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4-room frame house. large barn and out
building, lot lO5xl52. Z. side, corner. 81, 90
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A fine new Groom modern brick. elec
lights. porcelain bath. cement walks lot
50x125 to alley large porches. something
nice, 5000. Terms.
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SAFES.

NEW and second-hald: cash. trade or
time Sorensen- Stout Co. sole agents
for 1.-THE Reliable Halls Safe Beware
of limitations office / Y L Furniture
store, H-43- A. q 81 E Third South st.
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ATTORNEYS.

Maurice NJ Kaighn. Richard b Thurman
KAIGIN & THURMAN,
Practice in all the courts of Utah.
Rooms All, As ID. +. Walker Building
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acres. Z. side fine land. suitable FOR
Dlatting, to exchange for improved. OF
2. side 5000
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
George Q. Cannon
Association
II Main st.
Phones 90

SPECIAL.
A beautiful 9-room strictly modern
First South street home that We have
advertised at $500 has been reduced to
sT.2N. This is open for only few. days.
This house rs in one of the finest res
idence parts Of the city. Has south front
cement walks. smooth. beautiful lawn,
and shade trees.
The house Is well built Not a broken
brick in the walls. Has fun cement base
ment, hot air furnace, stationary wash
tubs. hardwood floors. oak mantel.
Owner Is leaving city and is therefor
sacrificing his home. Very good terms
can be secured.
We also offer for
Sc, iJ0-A double house near o. 5. L. de-
pot. 1t has four rooms and bath
on each side. 1t has been occupied
for Years by same parties and pays
about u per cent on investment.
175-Down and s15 per month. a good,
new house i'm northwest. Just the
thing for r. r. man; S,500.
81 ay0-5-room frame near o. s. l.. depot :;
500 cash, balance easy terms.
s. 5O04-room strictly modern homes near
Fourth South and Ninth East; 500
down; balance easy terms.
s.. soo-7-room strictly modern home on
Eighth East street. This house is
lUSI DullOlllS. ne very UCSN "a Ma
terial is being used in its con-
struction. has 4-foot foundation; s1t
red pressed brick; good. sound tim
hers; mantel. Lot 50x157 to alley.
An ideal home. Buy now and
watch it 90 up.
si0O0-New modern Groom houses on J
street; cast front; large lots.
|
LOTS
s 600-50- foot lot on Liberty avenue just
off Ninth East. a very pretty spot
to build home.
S00-4915-foOt lot Ninth South street
just east of Main street This is
within 10 feet of the paved dis
trict.
s1,550-21z x10-rod lot close in on B street.
81, 500-2tsx71R corner on Sixth South and
Sixth East streets; faces south and
east
$2,0O0-5x10 rods on Seventh East street
Just below Ninth South street;
faces Liberty park; one of the pref
test spots In Salt Lake.
This is very small fraction of what
we have to show you. Come. in and let
Us tell you about some of the others.
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90 acres in Bountiful. all fenced: good
two large room brick stable. nice orch
ard. bearing two acres of lucern: water
right. This is as good fruit land as will
be found in Utah. $3.50.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Men, so daily sure, selling
'Mendarp and combination Ratchet:
eight tools in one; big profit producers:
exclusive territory. Thomas Foote Co.
Los Angeles. Cal.
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FOR SALE
CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple ST.
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS blocked and retrimmed by an ex-
pert. Fred Taylor. p East First South
Phone 1871 X
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FOR SALE
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE
~ acres good land and water right near
Blackfoot, Idaho. all clear. for something
here: 30 acres miles west of town. all
clear and some cash, for home or good
vacant lot: n corner 75x150 feet with A.
room brick house. bath, pantry and clos
cts. for good farm; good. clear and
Groom cottages in Omaha, for Salt Lake
or vicinity; large clear lot on West
Side. near depot. for home on East Side,
will assume Come in for particulars
CROMER. SO East Third South st.
FOR sALE-see Stowe & Palmer adj
Last page. Section !.
OUR MOTTO
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE
s., sJO.0o-Four-roOn modern. red press
brick cottage on Third st, close
in, sewer. sidewalk, etc.
$500. O0-Ffve-room, modern. red press
brick cottage, facing on Eighth
South St. close in, $40 rod lot,
good barn, etc. terms.
81 600 -F'iVe-room modern cottage, facing
on Second South st, near Seventh
East: this includes paving side
walks, sewer and everything in
this line paid for; reasonable
terms.
81 .650OO-Six-room modern. two-story resi-
dence. corner lot on East Second
South St. 56x165 feet. south and
cast 'front.', small payment DOWN.
$4,000 -Eight-room modern white press
brick residence facing on Third
St. close in: easy terms.
81, $50. 00-S61l x1191s foot corner on First ST.,
close in; all special assessments
paid for.
81 800. Oo-S21sxS21k foot corner on SECOND
South St, close in; all special as
sessments paid for.
WINNER INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Rooms 300-301 New Herald
Both Phones
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STOCK BROKERS.

e NJ. WEST & CO.. stocks, 321 ID. F..
Walker Blk. Both phones office and res
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Groom modern brick on 5th z. near 9Th
So. bath. toilet cleo. light. The lot is
worth $i.iOG. It's worth in all $3.50. If TAX
en- at once, only $1,000.
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4-room new pressed brick house. bath.
etc. natural wood finish throughout, only
s blocks S. ". Of p. o. $50 cash. 5000
per mo-, including interest. It's worth
the money.
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HARRINGTON.
Look these over carefully; they are all
good for the money.
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SUI
Groom. 4 brick and frame, house on
Rio Grande Ave. $3.50 cash, $500 per mo.
So. front
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broom brick: bath. hot and cold water.
$50 cash. balance terms. Northeast
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Buys new 5-room pressed brick on 9th
South, near 10th E; bath. toilet. cellar.
porches natural wood finish. nice hard
wood mantcl. etc. This is worth a little
more. Nice large lot, skies to alley.
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2ik acres near Wandamere brick house
large orchard, flowing well. 500
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Insure your home. We write only the
best fire insurance. Six good, reliable
.nrnrr IL
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10-room modern pressed brick. furnace.
cement cellar. laundry, large billiard room
IN attic. extra small rooms not included
in the 10: nice corner lot. on lst South.
lawn, sidewalk, sewer. You can't equal
il for $4,000 in any part of the city East
and north front. It's a beauty.
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MEDICAL.

PILES removed without knife. Dl
Johnson, specialist. 26l So. Main st.
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sTLIIoNERY. OFFICE SUPPLIES.

BARROW BROS book store moved to
3l7 So. Main. Big 20 per cent reductions.
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s6o. 90 to 3l25 buys lots on sth North nth
West; also 9Th No. and 18th West. Nery.
easy terms
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Double 6-rOom frame and lot 5xa rods
good location. on west side: shade and
city water; easy terms; will rent for y24
per month. 8 .501
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PETERSON r. Z. INV co.
$50 so. MAIN
ESTABLISHED 1897
5390-K Bell; 81 Ind.
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Groom brick; bath hot and cold water,
electric light, basement; corner lot, xxi
reds; northeast: $500.
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$3.50
Groom pressed brick now house. lot COX
rs. Southeast. $500 cash. bal. like rent
S35 90, inclusive Of interest.
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IL acres. new Groom frame house nice
young orchard, near Wandamere, $3.50.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

PLUEbING AND HEATING.
D. w JAMES & CO.. plumbing. steam
heat. hot wates contractors. 81 East FRS
South STREET. Phone $40.
JAMES J. FARRELL. sS5 South MAR
street. Phone 1305 K.
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WANTED
STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mechanic and Labor office,
Z. I'd So Phones 464
Basement KENYON Hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
HURON THREATENED By FIRE
South Dakota City Surrounded by
Flames-Several Buildings Burned.

Huron, S. d.. April l5-This city
was entirely surrounded by prairie
fires. the smoke from which was so
dense that the sun was obscured and
dust and ashes were driven in clouds
by the high wind. The first fire came
from the northeast, but the wind
changed and fires soon were sweeping
in from all directions. Broadland suf.
fered the most. The Chicago and
Northwestern station house, water
tank and two boXcars were burned
also the Atlas lumber yard and Atlas
elevator containing several thousand
bushels of grain. The Holland hotel
and one other house also were burned
The Great Northern bridge across the
Jim river. two miles northeast of this
city, was badly damaged. All build.
ings, except the dwelling on the Nor.
row ranch, were destroyed. together
, with much farm machinery. All build
ings on | B. Parkhurst's farm, with
| implements and much grain, were
! burned, The school house in Grant
township was destroyed. Ed Kimes
| house. west Of this city, was destroyed
! and Mrs. Kimes severely burned
| Barns, cattle, sheds and thousands OF
tons OF hay and grain were destroyed
in every direction. No liyes are
known to have been lost, but many
persons were more or less burned
Hundreds of men went out from here
in automobiles and wagons to fight the
fire.
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spinnev Must Pay Back $1,000.

Linccln, April l1.--Dr. K. G. Spinney
Of Chicago must pay back the sum OF
$500, received from the Iron Chain,
Minnesota organization, so de
clares the supreme court. Or. Spin
ney is al the head of fraternity so.
ciety, the Bankers Union. This or.
ganzation took over the Iron Chain
in 1901. Al that time the home Office
of the Bankers Union was located at
Omaha. The Nebraska court holds
that the purchase Of the Minnesota
society Was not valid, The suit was
started by S. G. Starr, receiver for the
Iron Chain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Girls Death Due to Poison.

Chicago, April 14.-Francesca Mic
coloze declared that the death of
Mary Renda, an eight.year.old girl
who died some days ago under sus.
picious circumstances, was caused by
poison, which he had placed In the
-four al the suggestion OF the girls
mother. No object is known for the
crime, except that Mrs. Renda was
angry with her husband, who desired
to move from their present residence,
while she desired to remain.
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Morton Predicts Taft's Nomination.

Omaha. April 1l.-Paul Morton,
president of the Equitable Life Assur'
ance society and former secretary OF
the navy ard vice president Of the
Santa Fe railroad, discussed insur
ancc. political and commercial ques-
tions with his friends. said he was
proud to he one of Senator LaFol-
lette's "One Hundred" who control
the commercial destinies Of the coun.
try; that Taft would be nominated
and elected president and that the in.
surance business had passed from an
era OF investigation into one of ap.
probation. Paul and his brothers,
Joy and Mark Morton, were guests at
a dinner given by General Manderson
at the Omaha club last evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
EXPRESS RATES WILL BE CUT
Supreme Court Renders Decision En-.
fo-sina Sibioy Act.

fo'fng Slpl01 ACT.
Lincoln, Aprli 11.-Express rates in
Nebraska will DE cut april 10 30 per
cent. This much was uecideu by me
Nebraska supreme court wnicn grant
joining the express companies from
violating the Sibley law, which pro.
vides for the reduction.
Pending a trial of the merits of the
case, involving the reasonableness OF
express rates, the lower charges will
therefore be In effect.
The supreme court appointed former
Supreme Judge J. ]. Sullivan OF Co
lumbus referee in the case to take
testimony and the injunction Is i'm
posed that he conduct the hearing
will all possible celebrity and make an
immediate report of his findings back
to the court.
The decision is a victory for the
state, which has been securing ad-
vantage step by step In its contest
with the express companies. 1t means
that until the litigation over the rates
is settled, at least, the reduced
charges only may be in force.
Attorney General Thompson, July 3,
1907, began the action in which the
restraining order was gyanted. He
sought TO prevent the express com
panies from violating the Sibley act.
The case was soon after transferred
to the federal court and later sent
back to the state court, The express
companies then filed an independent
action on their own part in the federal
court, which is not yet decided
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Saloon Keeper F,ees From Black Hand

Omaha. April ll.-It was reported
10 the police that Joe Thomas an Ital
IAN saloon keeper, mad left town from
fear of the Black Hand His bartend
er. Il. Monica, received telegram
from him announcing his departure
Monica asserts that month age
Thomas was approached by two mem
bers OF the society and a demand
made upon him for $500. II he refused
his saloon was to be blown up
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Lincoln Statue Unveiled at Omaha

Omaha, April lj.--Patriotism
reigned supreme al the unveiling of
the statue of Abraham Lincoln on the
campus of the high school and alter.
nate periods OF solemn reverence and
cheering appreciation prevailed when
Miss Mona Cowell, member Of the
sophomore class, pulled the cord
which released the flag that had
shroudrd the statue and the work of
the sculptor stood revealed to the
crowd which surrounded the pedestal
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Railroad Men Oppose Rate Reduction

Missouri Valley, Ia, April 1l.-Five
hundred railroad men from all branch
es OF the service, at y mass meeting
here, adopted resolutions protesting
against any further reduction In rail.
road rates. The resolutions say the
loss must eventually fall on the rail,
road employees. The resolutions are
addressed particularly to the Ne,
braska railway commission, and =
committee was appointed to presen,
the commissioners q copy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Files Complaint Against Grain Trus'

Lincoln, April 15.-Complaint was
filed with Attorney General Thompson
against the Nebraska Grain Dealers
association. alleging that II is a trust
and as such is trying to drive inde-
pendent dealers out OF business. The
complainant Is G. F. Godown, secre'
tary OF the Beaver Valley Grain com
pany, at Danbury, who asserts the
members OF the association, in an ef
fort to deprive him OF business, are
paying several cents more for grain a,
Danbury than the market price and
much more than they pay at their ele
vators in other towns where they have
no competition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
ComptroLler Law valid.

Lincoln. April 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down decision re.
yersing the decision Of Judge Redick,
who knocked out the law creating tho
ONCE Of county comptroller in Douglas
county. The supreme court holds the
law valid, dissolves the injunction and
ilsmisses the case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Mrs. Naybor saws" began Mrs. !

Mrs. Naybor says" began Mrs. Yer.
ner, that she never has 10 ask her
husband for money, because he gives
her all the money she wants. wish
I could say that
Well" interrupted Mr. Yerner, why
don't you, my dear? You can talk as
big as she does. Philadelphia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17

carDolc aciu She TOOK the poison
while Mr.. Alexander was temporarily
out of the room, and on his return
bade him goodbye. No motive is as.
signed for the act.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17

cures Hlaue Wy ~
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and b]ad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph OF the
nineteenth century ,
discovered afteryears
of scientific ressaych
by DIR. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Express Companies Must obey Law

Lincoln, April 15-The attorney
general thinks that there is no pussl.
Bile way ly which the express com
panies can evade obeying the pro.
visions Of the Sibley law. which went
into effect today pending a final hear.
Ing of the merits Uf the case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY

DR. Detchons Relief for rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in TO days. Its action upon
the system IN rem narkable and mysterious II
removes at once the cause and the disease i'm
mediately disappears The first dose greatly
benefits, IS cents and o. Sold by II. E. GRIcE
druggist, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Woman Commits Suicide.

ST, Paul. Neb., April Il,-'Mrs. Mary
p. Alexander, wife OF Sheriff Alex.
apder committed suicide bv taking
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lanfe back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble il will I've
found just the remedy you need. Ii has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful i'll every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swarp-Root, and how I"
findouti if you have kidney or bladder ,rouA
Bile. When writing mention reading This
generous offer in this paper and send yoW
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the ne wa-
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17
Home Of nwpmpE pEeos.

sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember The psIde.
Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp X cot.
and the address, Binghamton, N, ", Ola
every bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-17

address TO DR.. Kiliner
& Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-23
A Grateful Crab.

sAlfred Sommeriad, musical director of the Devonshire Park theatee, East bourne. and Edgar Bateman, the song writer, out fishing caught an edible crab," says an English periodical. AThey tossed it back into the water. At that moment an accidental kick sent the bait box after the crab. There was one fragment of bait adhering to the hook, and this was lowered into the sea, and the anglers left the rod for time, When they returned they found their basket, which they had left empty. full to overfowing with fine founders, soles, rock, whiting and plaice. The explanation was soon forthcoming. Painfully making it's way up the fishing line came the crea- ture whose life had been spared bear ing in It's nippers a fine young conger eel which it placed with the other fish on the basket. Then 1t dropped back into the water. Apparently the grate- ful crab, knowing that he had caused the bait to be lost, had deposited fif- teen and one-half pounds of live fish in the creel as thank offering for it's life being spared"