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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22

operations there will proceed rapidly as
soon as the preliminary steps connected
with the preparation of the foundation
can be completed.
Perhaps the feature of the week has
been the completion of the work of as
phalting First South street from Sec
ond East TO Thirteenth East. a dist
ance OF nearly two miles. This is one
OF the largest contracts ever completed
by the city and makes a splendid ap-
pearance. The removal OF the poles from
Main street was started during the past
week also and the street has been en-,
tlrelY cleared of these distractions from
South Temple to First South. Some
idea, of what the appearance of this
stTuctions have been taken away for
the entire length of The thoroughfare
may be gained from the appearance of
that portion of the street now. Ex.
cellent progress has also been made
between First aud Second South
and on some Of the side streets,
Second South is practically clear,
entirely so east of Second East
and the poles for the new systom are
already in place for the rest of the dis,
tancc showing that the removal of the
old wooden poles is only a question of
time. The new subway for the under
ground wire system is also being put
into place along West Temple and First
and Second South.
During the past week. Third South
street was closed to traffic by the erec-
tion Of a fence preparatory TO starting
of work on a large scale for the erection
of the new Denver & Rio Grande depot.
The framework of the new Oregon
Short Line depot is already in place
and can be seen for n long distance
above the roofs of the lower struc lures
in the vicinity.
Thus everywhere about the business
section of the city there is a great stir
and rush of building activity The
total amount for building permits has
already exceeded the entire amount of
last year by about one million dollars
and the Indications arc that the total
increase VIII be close to 100 per cent
Tor the entire year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
REALTY ACTIVITY.
Lau- -elhurst.

October II. Laurelhurst addition on
the city east bench was put upon the
market with PAGE advertisement in
The Salt Lake Tribune. Last night,
November 20, the drawing for acre
lots was held in the offices OF Chandler
& Soules company, the aggressive own
ers of Laurelhurst ground, with many
lucky buyers present. Of the hundred
acres originally offered 8t $500 "no
choice but 67 remain. and these are
now held at the advanced price of $3.50
(ipside) and $3.50 (outside) for choice,
with q brisk demand BY people who
have seen the property aud waited un-
til after the drawing in order to get a
choice.
A 80 per cent sale. in six weeks is a
far indication of the demand for home
sites in q district the best selected Of
all remaining east bench property. \
district absolutely free from smoke.
frost and inundatiou. But FIVE miles
from the court house, altitude 400 feet
above the CITY and on the city parked
boulevard at 25th East street and 18th
South East.
Those who attended the drawing were
all well pleased with their reward, and
manv spoke of their future plans for
building and improvements. If not
taken soon into the city, Laure,hurst
with its parked grounds is fair to be
come a second Hollywood (southern
California; and an incorporation by it"
self. There is no limit TO its possibil~
tiles as an attractive suburb and q
home place for the Greater Salt Lake
Cityis elite.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
Demand for $4,000 Damages.

Leroy Irving Lambert s loss Of his
right arm under Salt Lake & Los
Angeles train at South Temple and
Fifth West street September 5, this
year, is the basis of damage suit tilod
in tho third district court Saturday by
Clarence c.. Lambert. guardian ad litem
of the boy. While the lad only Is
months old was attempting to cross
the street at the point named ne was
struck by train and his right arm
so crushed that amputatiou was neces.
sary, it is set out The railway com
pany is charged with negligence in not
having a Hagmap stationed at the cross
ing. Damages in the sum of $4,000 arc
asked for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
BODIES Of VICTIMS
EURRfD TO CRISP
Later Reports Show Red Lodge
Mine Disaster Not Due TO
Old Fire.

HELENA. Mont. Nov 2l-A spe-
cial to the Record from Red Lodge
says that nine persons lost their lives
as the result Of the fire in the coal
mines OF the Northwestern Improve
ment company. Three bodies have been
recovered. but those of the others are
believed 10 be irretTievably buried be-
meath thousands OF tons of earth and
burned to a crisp. All Of the victims,
with one exception, were Firms.
Save for the prompt action of the
company's officers the FIRE would have
developed into one Of the worst casual
ties IN the history OF the North
west. When it was realized the mine
was afre the 5air currents were re-
versed, yhe deadly fumes driven from
the hundred or more miners, instead Of
being forced in their direction. The
six men who last night were reported
as missing attempted TO escape through
tunnel No. ., instead OF going by way
of the air shaft. They were overtaken
by the flames and suffocated.
The cause of the fre, il develops,
originated from miners lamp setting
the timbering afTe. and was not due 70
the slumpering fire which has been
Theoretically sealed for years.
State Mine Inspector McDermott left
Helena today to conduct an official in
spection, as did Thomas Gibson. presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers for
Montana and Wyoming.
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TO SELECT MANAGER
FOR TRAFFIC. BUREAU

Matters connected with the improve.
mcnt of freight rate conditions are be-
ing pushed us rapidly as possible. and
il is proposed 10 hold n meeting of the
Commercial club traffic bureau at tho
club Monday at noon. At this meet,
ing the proposition To elect a manager
for the organization will bo discussed
and it is expected that this important
matter will be arranged within few
DAYS,
The membership of the bureau is now
100 Of tho representative business
houses Of the city. and it is hoped that
an active propaganda for more lust
traffic rates TO Utah shipping points
may be started shortly.
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END OF A RED NOSE
New Flesh ~Colored Product That Heals
and Hides Skin Imperfections.

A peculiar feature Of poslam, pew
skin discovery, is that it is naturally
tesh-colorcd and contains no grease,
so that when used on the face for the
complexion, or for pimples, red noses,
or any other inhammations, blemishes,
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The Emergency Laboratories, No. 80
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
F j. Souior's Suit.

r. j. Senior sued II. c, and Helena
Bassford and j. +, Marshall in the
third district court Saturday to recover
property in section lG. township north,
range / cast. Salt Lake base and merid-
ian, alleged to have been conveyed to
Marshall by the Bassfords under fraud,
Senior alleges that the property was
originally conveyed to the Bassford in
trust for him.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
Bandits Die Fighting.

PARIS, Nov, PA dispatch from
the governor of Iudo China saws that
the authorities have succeeded in run.
ming down the bandits who some
time ago waylnid and murdered n
offered Il desperate resistance, and all
eight OF them died fighting, One of
the Frenchmeu was killed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
Biz Banking Deal.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2l.-The Union
National bank of this city, with de
posits of $l3.000000, was absorbed to-
day by the National Bank of Commerce
of Kansas City. The Union National
was one of the oldest financial institu-
tions in the city and by combining the
two the Commerce will have n total
of s3l, 100000 in deDosits.
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FIR { {
Pl [ {
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
that so kindly assisted at the funeral
OF our grandson and brother, Oliver G,
Love. the speakers and members Of the
Fraterual Union of America.
OLIVER C. BESS AND FAMILY.
JOSEPHINE AND LULU LOVE.
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month. 'Ho No'h Oh the
Christmas Trade.
fo. N.nilsrmas lines have formed the
lehture OF the trade in the drv Goods
business Many stores are alre5dr TT' nTo'
par'hhg for the Christmas trade and
arc 5eginning to display holiday goods
fn,. AZ hinds. In many of the Stores
5ress; nase Seen put out, and the window
LsSsihS D! the season of kindness and
fSn5a;rity en-; will soon be started, Those ure
roiia ara Lho VINO are expert with the needle
are ouying fancy linens IN LARGE mont;.
yes, with ribbons, satins. laces and
9.ner pretty things to make un into
u"rrntE remembrances for their friends,
GuIlously enough the call for Thanks.
fmTihg fam iinen has not been as large this
.an as IN other years and this is said
70 70 be due to the apparent intention OF Of
ssue housewives TO let the old linens do
Tor the time and TO use the money fo
spuy oEess goods instead. The call for
fancy neckwear has been unusualIv
ii33rge tins fall, however, on account of
lhe 1ash,on which demands that ladies
" year a queen Ann ruff which can not
purchased ready-made at the shon.
The season for furs, shoes and m.
9eTwear for all kinds of people has been
du!l on account of the warm weather
Dress goods including silks, satins and
the lighter fluffy materials, which are
so much IN vogue this fall have had
an an unusual sale and have constituted
year. ''A''
Financial Matters.
The financial situation has been ouiet
during the week with no sensations to
mark II IN any way, The generally ex.
cel!ent business activity, However has
gwen ample supplies Of money, the
of which has increased consid-
erably since last summer. when there
was tendency to be a slight tightncss.
interest rates at and per cent are
easily obtalnable and loans are fairly
easy 10 Obtain on good mortgage loans.
With the large payroils OF the big
Smelters and other companies being
paid in local capital and the money be-
ing given out to the harvesters of the
beet crop, financial conditions have been
iooseplng for several weeks and at the
present time can be charac terized as
As might be expected the
slight stringency of the money mar
ser during the past few months has
aCon. but IL IS said that as conditions
improve there has been an increase in
The business OF this sort.
The feature of the stock trading has
been the dealing IN Consolidated Wagon
and Machine compsny's s stock and in
:he Utoh.fdaho Sugar company's pre-
.erTed and common stock, Stock of the
Home Fire Insurance company sold for
'l95 and was in excellent demand. An
:ztra dividend OF per cent and
mounting to $4,000, was declared by
he DesereJ National bank. thus max
ng the total dividends for the year Il
Der cent on capital stock of 100000.
Late Quotations.
Following are the latest quotations
or local stocks:
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Grateful Patrons Tell Of Almost Miracu-
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-06-05
Dubois
Wins
TWO DELEGATIONS
TO DENVER
]. TREMENDOUS FIGHT IN CON-
VENTION AT TWIN FALLS.
SCENE OF TUMULT DURING
SESSION..

TWIN FALLS-June, 3rd.-Amid
scenes OF strife and party feeling the
regular democratic party led by
Fred Il. Dubois gained control
The convention here today and
elected Glen P. Mckinley Of Twin
Falls temporary chairman and Chas
E. Clark Of Mackay. temporary sec
retary.
This was done amid shouting and
wild confusion, during which X. l.
Perky of Boise, the rival candidate
arose and organized the boilers In
to conventions, appointed COM
mittees and selected a contesting
delegation to Denver. passing res.
olutions in favor of Bryan and
against any anti-mOrmon plank in
the national platform.
The convention in spite OF the
turmoil and the noise proceeded to
complete It's organization and then
adjourned TO evening when 1t
passed. strong anti-mormon resolu-
tiOns and instructed for Bryan.
The delegates elected were, + red
Dubois, Henry Heitield. c. H. Jack
son. Harry L. Day. Tim Regain and
w. H Eccles.
The bolters will send to Denver a
contesting delegation consisting OF
w. B. Mcfarland, q. f. Erb, J. 1.
Pence. d. l.. Evans. j. G. Rice, and
j. H. Hawley.
NOTES OF THE CONVENTION
Trouble arose before the conven.
tiOn was organized.
Two conventions at the same time
iii the same hall was iaferesting.
A telegram fLom G. w. Suppiger
states ''Glen Mckinley elected az
temporary chairman-Have defeated
mOrrons."
Calls were made for the sheriff He
didn't appear.
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KETTENBACH co
SELL BUSINNSS
KERR.cIf7oRD COMPANY IS the BUYER
DEAL JUST BEEN CLOSED
Acquire Extensive System OF Warehouse


"The folio wing from the Lewiston
Tribune June 2nd is au item of large
import to the country at large. Until
recently the Kettenbach Co done
business in this sc ctiou, but last fall
sold their interests and ware house to
the Kendrick Rochdale Co:
The ,Kettenbach Co. one of the larg.
est grain dealing concerns in the in.
land EMPIRE, with headquarters in
Lewiston, mas sold its business to the
Kerr:Gimord Co, of Portland and
Seattle Information relative to the
deal, which was closed in Portlaud
few days ago, upon the visit there Of
F. w. Kettenbach. president of the
Kettenbach company. became public
yesterday The Kerr clifford company
is we'll known as une of the heaviest
exporters onJ the coast and has for
years been prominent in the list of
heavy grain buyers in the northwest.
The company is also noted for its ak.
gressiveness aud its entrance into this
field will be welcomed.
1.-THE company will take over tn e
warehouses of the Kettenbach com.
pany at the opening of the new sea.
son. These warehouses are located
at fourteen points in the Lewiston
country, along the lines of the North.
'ern Pacific, while the company has
also operated several warehouses
under lease. The Kerr Clifford com
pany will actively enter the field here
aud plans provide for the erection Of
a system Of warehouses along the line
|of the new Culdesac GraDgeville
branch.
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Notice..

Editor of the Gazette, will you
please notify the public through the
Gazette that there is penalty for any
one caught shooting fish aud will
surely prosecute anyone from this
time on caught shooting fish in the
Atw ater lake.
VIM. VANHoRN, Owner.
The state herald., 1908-03-20
Our Peruna Tablet
Is Peruna With
Fluid Removed.

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of the pharynx chronic of the had
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catarrh caarrh OF the duodenum catah the gall Of the
intestnes catarrh of the kidneys chnc Bgh da
bladder and catarrh of other pelvic organs
BARTHOLOW REGARDS chronic
caarrh of the bladder chronic bronchitis the bronchial
BARTHOLOW STATES THAT CUBEB ingredient of
notes the appetite digestion
full chronic nasal oatarrh foicular phnrngs rh of the phanx
increasing the ony of the membranes the
eves Useful atomic dyspepsia h the
chronic catarh of the and bladder
and chronic bronchial affections
M1LLsPAUGH MEDICINAL PLANTS of the authoritative
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C0LNS0N1A CANADENSS the
vase motor nerves increases the secretons the membranes
general In the mountains of Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Carolina
colnsna canadens considered disorders including
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These citations ought to be sufficient show candid mind that
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This claim and able subsnae this claim
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