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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
TRY THIS FOR COLDS
Prescription for Homemade Remedy
VIII Save Much Money and
Suffering.

Mix half an ounce of Concentrated
pine compound with two ounces of gly-
cerine and a half pint of good whiskey
shake it well each time and use in
doses of teaspoonful to table
spoonful every four hours.
These ingredients can be obtained
from any good druggist who will pre-
pare the mixture, or it can be mixed
at home.
This Is said to be the quickest cough
and cold cure known to science and at
the same time it has a splendid tonic
effect which benefits the whole syktem.
The Concentrated pine is a special pine
product refined for medical use and
comes only in half ounce bottles, each
enclosed in a tin screw-top case, which
is air tight. to retain all the original
strength of the fluid. but be sure it is
labeled Concentrated"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
By r. z. PHOmmedieu

The first annual convention of those
interested in the electric vehicle will
be held in this city, commencing to-
day and lasting over tomorrow. San
Francisco has passed through it's ex-
Iperience with the steam car, which des-
ignates the earlier history of the motor
vehicle in this city, and has reached
the stage where the gasoline car has
come into prominence. To make
sequence of events those interested in
the electric vehicle are striving to get
for ii the recognition that has been
given to the steam and gasoline motor
cars. The enthusiasts of the electric
vehicle have therefore decided to meet
today for the express purpose of con-
sidering plans for advancement of the
car both for pleasure and in a COM
mercial line.
Papers will be read for mutual bene-
fit, and through it all will be a certain
amount of pleasure that will make a
lasting impression on those who at
tend. A theater party is to be given TO
the delegates this evening, and they
also viii be the guests at dinner
at the ST Francis, where the conven-
ton will be held. After the theater they
will be the guests OF the Studebaker
Brothers company of California at
supper. The dinner will take place
Saturday evening.
Saturday afternoon William Harry,
well known in the automobile busi-
ness. will give a demonstration of hill
climbing in an electric vehicle up
Powell street to California This ex-
hibition will be followed by a trip
through the park and Presidio and to
other points of interest. At 1890 a. m.
today r. b. Daggett will welcome the
delegates at the ST Francis. At IL
q. m. r. M. Alvord will read a paper
on the mercury arc rectifier. After
luncheon George r. Murray will read
a paper on vehicle batteries at l p. m,
and at $3.50 Fred IT. Kilt will read a
paper on the relation OF general sta
tion companies to the automobile busi-
ness. At 5 p. m. J. I. Deremer will
read a paper on the electric vehicle
motor.
Beginning at o'clock tomorrow A.
C. Downing will read paper on the
commercial electric vehicle. and at
1920 f. W. Pfan will read paper on
the electric pleasure vehicle One hour
later S. P. Reed will read a paper on
the electric garage.
1t is seen that considerable time is
given between the different papers.
This allowance is made for the pur-
pose of permitting the delegates to
thoroughly discuss each paper as it
is read
s. W. ConkIing. assistant sales man
ager of the Packard company, arrived
!, !, in town yesterday
Su,. oa, and is a guest of
In the CITY reports the deliv-
power Packard touring car to Joseph
n a1
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" the San Francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY 0p elHOUSE

1T is one of the axioms of physi-
ology that the majority of the diseases
OF mankind are due to, or connected
with. perversions of nutrition.n-Pro-
fessor Chittenden.
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The Daily Menu
BREAKFAST
Cereal, Thin Cream
Sausage Potatoes Cooked in Milk
Broiled Apples
Parker House Rolls
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Egg Timhalcs Bread Sauce
Baking Powder Biscuit
Cabbage and Nut Salad
Chocolate Cream Pie CCake)
DINNER
Canned. or Salt Salmon, Boiled
Egg Sauce
Boiled Potatoes
Scalloped Tomatoes
Apple Pie
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The Modern House Keepers Exchange
scaIIoped Potatoes (Mrs w. B..
Haun. Santa Clara, P. O. box 602)-
Butter the bottom of your baking
dish and slice potatoes as you would
TO fry. Place a layer of potatoes in
the dish, then "a layer OF cracker
crumbs. lightly sprinkled over; season
with salt, pepper and butter. and so
on until the dish is filed, having
crumbs on top. Cover with milk and
bake in a moderate oven for an hour
Pressed Beef Miss L. NJ. Dorsey)-Put
into a pot four pounds of lean beef,
one pound of brisket, two onions three
good sized tomatoes. and boil until the
meat is ready to drop to pieces and
the water is almost boiled away Add
three hard boiled eggs, salt and pepper
TO taste; one teaspoonful of allspice,
a pinch of cloves, little parsley
and bayleaf and a teacupful of claret.
When well mixed put into a mold and
press until firm. Cut into slices and
garnish with parsley when ready to
use.
Brain Fritters Mrs. veva Talbot
Santa Rosa)-Clean and put brains in
boiling salt water. cook until done:
then drain from water. make a batter
of half cup -four, half cup milk, one
teaspoon baking powder. pinch salt;
then the beaten yolks of three eggs,
lastly the well beaten whites. Dip
in plenty of hot lard. Put a lid over
frying pan to keep in heat so as to be
sure and cook the center of fritter
Oyster Fritter-Canned oysters may
be used. Drain from liquid and make
batter same as above, but use the oys-
ter liquid instead of milk; put oysters
In batter and fry delicate brown same
for brain fritters.
Fried Abalone-clean and cut in
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thin slices, then lay on board. and with
a mall beat until tender. but. must be
pounded well: then dip in batter made
as for brain fritters, or in well beaten
egg and rolled cracker, fry in butter or
lard; very nice.
OIives-Olives are very nice If after
washing and fixing your potatoes YOU
put in pint and leave them in hot po-
tatoes five or ten minutes or in a
meat or chicken stew, cooking them
five minutes.
Spice Cake Miss Ethel Adams. Palo
Alto, 434 Middlefeld road)-Cream to-
gether two cups of sugar and one half
cup of butter; add two eggs and one
cup sour milk, with one teaspoonful
soda dissolved in it. And then add
three cupfuls of flour and cinnamon.
cloves, nutmeg. mace to taste and a
teaspoonful vanilla Chop one cupful
raisins and piece of candy lemon peel
and few walnuts flour them and add
last. Put in baking pan and sprinkle
with sugar and bake for one hour in
moderate oven
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

FINED FOR VIOLATING MILK LAw-Seven
restaurant men were convicted yesterday OF
selling watered milk. William Jordan 27T
Fourth street J. Kosts. 81 Sixth street. Bilifer
& Knrtoyich. 81 Sixth street. and J.. Anderson.
142 Sixth street, were each fined s25. J. jacket.
3O7 Sixth street: H. Iversen. AZ Third street. and
Bill Trulis, 81 Third street. were each fined $40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

BOOK THIEF JAILED-Richard West =
years of age. was sent 70 the county Jail yes
terday for three months for stealing books from
the nublic library.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
Quick Deliveries
of Studebakers
In Trying Auto Race

DENVER, Feb. 1S-An endurance
race for automobiles over a course of
more than 1880 miles. with Denver as
the starting point and the finish the
city OF Mexico. is the project which has
grown out meeting of motor enthu-
siasts attending the local automobile
show. Entries are being received for
the event, which is under the super
vision of @. A. Wahlgreen editor Of
Motor Field. 1t is estimated that even
the fastest machines will not be able
TO make the distance in less than Is
days, as at least 300 miles of the coun-
try through which the cohtesting ma
chimes must travel is practically a
desert.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
Nx4ROXNxN
ARTISTIC VAUDFVUIF

-: AT The SOUND OF THE GONG. a Dramatic
lasoae oi the Prize Ring. with Tom tSoldierl
II ilson and cast Of 2- introducing Realistic
Boxing Exhibition; MIRO FOX. Unique Con
-lurer- Tony WILSON AND NILE. HELOISE:
ANOk0S SISTERS; ADELE AND FREDDIE
ASIAlRE. FARRELL-TAYLOR CO: LEON T.
,L-0GEE- NEW ORPHELM MOTION PICTURES.
!cst Week HELEN GRANTLEY & Co, in Israel
Lahgwfll's Drsmatic episode. THE NEVER
NETER land
PRICES-ETenings. 1Oe 25c. soc. 75c; Box
Seats. 81 Matinee Prices feNcept SUNDAYS and
5foluaysl. Ice. 25c. 5Oc. Phone West COCO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19
W. w Macdonald the wheel Oakland
after giving its climbing
Theater Party, Dinner and Hill Climbing
Demonstration Are on Program

taken delivery of an Is horsepower
Packard touring car. Lee also reports
the sale AND delivery of a 80 horse
power demitonneau Cadillac, which is
a detachable body, to NJ. B. Bowman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

The automobile enthusiasts of the
Auto vehicle company will try to lower
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

s. W. Conkling. assistant sales man
ager of the Packard company, arrived
:, in town yesterday
u,.on,' and is a guest of
gnic1a. Cuyler Lee. Lee
sbe ohs reports the deliv-
cry of 80 horse
power Packard touring car to Joseph
Eastland; also one of the same model
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

Packard touring car. Lee also reports
the sale and delivery of a 80 horse
power demitonneau Cadillac, which is
a detachable body, to NJ. B. Bowman.
The automobile enthusiasts of the
Auto vehicle company will try TO lower
.. Norman de Vauxs
Wontn R.era De Monte and return
non.e record today The start
will be made at sa. m. Bruce Aurndt
will be at the wheel. He will be as
sisted in the run by E. Ely.
Record breaking deliveries of Stude-
bakers EMF $50" cars are being
made by the Stude-
Quick Deliveries psnv or aoi;forDia
OF studebakers Yesterday ]. F.
= Chadbourne of Ir-
,vington took delivery of his car and,
being an expert driver himself, took
the machine for a spin around this
city and was so pleased with the
splendid behavior of the new Stude-
baker that he drove from here down
10 his home, from which point he
telephoned the Studebaker people a
lew hours later, saying he had arrived
safely and that the car was already
attracting the populace. Other Stude-
baker EMF "30'' cars delivered yes
terday by the Studebaker company
were for: San Jose implement COM
pany of San Jose: RosentIal-Kutner
company of MADEIRA; wv. II. Ward of
Fort Bragg; G. A. Yordi of Cloverdale
and Francis Underhill of Santa Bar
bara
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

1T is one of the axioms of physi-
ology that the majority of the diseases
OF mankind are due to, or connected
with. perversions of nutrition. Pro
fessor Chittenden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-19

Reception-M. Catz. H. Bucker, William
Schneider A. ROmignier. Charles Dentschle.
Charles Erbacher g. Rommel. Thomas OsbOurn,
George Tessier. Victor Putty and A Nivier-
Floor-R. Musgrave. Louis Reynolds. j. Grasse,
Charles Malmquist. Jess Sanders and Jean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
BUSINESS GAINS { \
FULLY MAINTAINED.
Broadening Demand for Steel and and
Iron Strengthens General
Feeling Of Optimism.
QUOTATIONS ARE HARDENING.
Print Cloth Situation strong-Trans-
actions in Parker Hides at Chica-
go Continue Fair.

New York. June 1s.--R. g. Dun &.
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say:
The advance recently made on In
dustrial activity and business conf
dence is fully maintained,
Broadening Of demand from the rail-
roads has become feature in the mar
ket for iron and steel and this strength
ems the genera feeling of optimism.
Reports also indicate slight hard
ening ofsquotations named by fabrica-
tors. Activity continues in the pig
iron division at firmly held prices.
The print cloth situation Is as strong
as ever and some good sales have been
made,
In the wooden goods division the mar
fket for cheaper grades of mems wear
has been opened.
The volume OF business in packer
hides at Chicago continues fair. For
ejgn dry hides We're well cleaned up
recently at q slight decline, from the
highest point reached a while ago.
Trade in sole leather is good at full
prices. With extensive deliveries now
being made. Oak sole Is stronger, with
heavy leather closely sold upon all
tonnage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
BUSINESS, REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
brick men are all OF 10 days behind
with their orders.

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brick men are all OF 10 days behind
With their orders.
i With the view of reaching the new
homes which have been and are being
built on Tenth avenue, the Utah Gas
and Coke company will extend the gas
mans north on G street to Tenth
avenue. and thence along Tenth ave-
nue. to Il street. Nearly 20 new homes
nave been built in the vicinity of Ninth
and Tenth avenue this year, and
others are contemplated,
work Will be started next week on
the Tuck apartments on Second East
between Fourth and Fifth South The
contract for the erection of the build
Ing has beer let to tile Salt Lake Real
VIII run very close to $4,000. 1t. Will
consist of II apartments, two of them
sfive-room, the balance being three-rooms
apartments. The building is to have
hardwood floors and the finish will be
stained fir throughout. The size OF
the building Is S6x76 feet, and 1t will
be three stories high.
The plasterng Is being done at tile
4 Church administration building on
North Main street though 1t will be
another week before the carpenters can
get to work on the interior finish, all
of W hicllEis to be OF oak. "A great deal
Of marble will be used on the lower
floor The finish is all ready having
been ordered months ago.
Kimball & Richards report the sale
of about 60 lots In Jackson Square dur
ing the last three weeks, or about half
of the total number&of lots. The ad.
dition lies OH Third East. between
n F,an OF, 80
besides being close in Is a very choice
location, and one that should be great
~ enhanced in value when Third East
street Is opened up right through from
Ninth South. The consent to do this
has now been obtained from all but
one property owner. The grades of
the subdivision have been approved by
the city, and kimball & Richards ex-
pect to put on a force OF 80 to rs men
next week, putting down the cement
sidewalks and the :curbing. The gravel
for this work has been on the ground
for some time.
The total building permits for the.
past week amounts to S1S0,200, which
makes the total for the month OF June
thus far, 1851, 100. This amount is more
than three times as great as the total
for the whole of June, 1908. This weeks
list of permits is marked by a falling
off in the number of small buildings.
The total is high, but it includes the
permit for the .. G. NJ. l. addition
which amounts I'd 100000. B4
One of the finest marble staircases
in the west is being set ZIP between
the first and second stories OF the New
house block The entire vestibule is
elegantly wainscoted with white mar
fls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
Following are the latest quotations of
local Investment stocks and bonds:

j -. { - d +
Alnalgamated Sugar Co., pfd ~. $500
malgamated Sugar Co., conn.,. 90
Barnes Banking Co, Kaysville.. 1880
| Con. Wagon Ss Machine Co. -. 111.00
Continental National bank ...... 1880
Deseret National bauk.... 292.50
Deseret Savings bank .......s..i.. ~. 10000
Davis Co. bank, Pennington -. 1000
First National bank, Ogden 80. 3OS.00
First National Bank, Murray. [. GO
First National bank, Logan 49,. 10000
Home Fire Insurance. Co. Z. -. 10000
Heber j. Grant & Co............. 1900
Lewiston Sugar Co. ....5,i... ....... l7.75
National Bank of the Republic. 1o0.n0
Nephi National Bank ..#...s......,. 10000
Ogden Savings bank -. ~. ~. 275.CO
Pingree National bank, Ogden..., 2O2. 90
Provo Com. & Savings bank..... 1000
Rocky Min. Bell Telephone Co... $500
Salt Lake Security 81 Trust Co I. 140 %
State Bank of Utah .............. 225.Oo
State Bank of Brigham City ~. 10000
Sugar. City Townsite Co ........l.. 10000
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co, Log. 10000
Utah Bnk'g CO.. Lehi & A. Fork. 5000
Utah-Ida Sugar Co, pfd........ 900
lItal1-Idallo Sugar Co., com, $50
Utah County Ii g1It & Power Co.. lis
Utah Hotel Co. III. :. !. 10000
Utah National bank. :. i. $, 49,. I. rs. 90
Utah Savings & Trust Co. 1890
Walker Bros, Bankers ......... $50. 90
! Western Loan &8SaYtngs .....-.. 10000
lions Savings Bank & TT. Co $4,000
~. C. M. I. 2O7.50
q. C. Home Bldg. & r.. e. Co, pfd loo
u. c. Home Bldg. & r.. Eco. com 100
BONDS.
Salt Lake City Railroad &. 1890. 1O3,4
Sumpter Valley Railroad :. I. ~. :. 1854
Utah County. Light 81 Power Co., 1O2 #
Utah Sugar Co 3..s.., ,.s... .... ...9.... 1031s
j. z 70 10 q - 4 i F =.
* 1t appears from B1adstreet,s returns
for the month of May that the month
was not only a record breaking month
in this city for building permits, but
the same thing appears to be true of
every city in the United States. Re-
turns from 104 cities are given which;
show a total expenditure during May
of $94,599004, an increase of liz per
cent over the hitherto record month o.
April, and of ISL per cent over May
a year al go. For five months of this
year total expenditure OF s37O,755, Gl3
is shown, an increase over 1908 of rs
per cent.
1t is stated that the Granite board
of education will spend more than
100000 this season on improvements
to its schoolhouses, and the erection of
new houses. Among the improvements
contemplated are the addition OF four
rooms to the building at Fourteenth
South and Main street a new 12-non
building at Fourteenth South and
IWenty-third East, a 12-room building
at Big Cottonwood and four-room build
ings in Pleasant View and Hunter dis
tricts.
The scarcity of face brick of the best.
kind. is delaying work on number!
of buildings III the city. Some of the
larger buildings, such as the Vernon.
building on South Temple, is being
greatly retarded, and the prospects for.
| a change for the better are not very
| bright. Orders for brick are not pro-
missed before 80 days. and this is. liable
to reach to six or seven weeks, as the.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
!. WHoLEsAIlE DRY GOODS.

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The wholesale dry goods trade reports
business very good. Is Travelling MAJ,
are sending In large orders from all
parts Of the territory tributary to this
city, including orders for fall goods in
the shape OF dress goods and tlannels.
iJobbers report cotton goods firmer,
stocks having been materially reduced;
but there are good sales OF staple do
mestics and prints. Fine dress ging-
hams are being ordered now better
than they We're two. weeks ago. Wash
fabric buyers are indulging wildly this
season, but purchasing Is steady The
heavier grades Of wide sheetings have
been bought literally, while heavy
brown domestics are friner and higher
The demand for awning cloths is better
than for some time. all heavy lines
( having been sold at the closest figures
quoted for years. On mapped goods
the market has strengthened consider
ably with quite a. demand for fancy
mapped cottons in woven and print
lines, and the trend toward moro close
sly woven fabrics in Innings and fine
shlrtings is attracting attention.
~, There is a call for checked white
goods and mercerized effects. Dimity
checks are scarce in the finer cloths,
and anything from one-eighth to
one-half inch check is taken by
both wholesale and retail buyers. The
cheaper dotted swisses are more ac-
tive than for some time the tendency
being for a5retlrn to- basket 3Neaves.
There is strong demand for linen
finished ~ suiting n fabrics, the coarseH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19

and heavier looking the better provid-
cd the finish is not too harsh TO;
prevent proper draping. Clothiers'
Innings have been having large,
sale. Western houses are reported or
dering strongly on quilts and towell-
ings New hosiery lines are being
shown with the advance business res
ported good. There is much interest
IN fall silks, with some excellent orr,
ders being placed for cashmeres.S
silks having some what open weave and
softened lustre. are coming to the
front; neutral shades are coming in
Very strong for fall. Importers are
marking up linens, the new prices
being to meet advances by manufac-
5turers. The demand for all kinds OF,
linen continues active. Dress linens are
IN short supply, especially the popular
shades. and. the fashionable semi
rough weayes for coats and suits
Burlaps continue weak.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
In the retail trade. dealers report
the moving OF fair lots of pongees
aud semi rough standings In some
quarters the call for foulards has
been well in excess of supplies. Black
and white stripes, checks, and quiet
plaids are being taken by the shirt
waist trade and seem to promise
Well for the summer. Dealers also re-
port the sale Of many summer dresses
linen suits and shirt waists, while the
call for ladies' neckwear is something
phenomenal. The lace counters are.
quiet for the present, though
the counters selling general summer
materials are doing a good trade.
Business in Oxford ties, womens linen
underwear and corsets Is very heavy.
while the call for draperies, carpets
and rugs is very good. There Is also
strong call for boys clothing and
girls dresses. In general, the retail
trade has nothing to complain OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19

3 no complaint these days about lack
sof cars. The railroads recently grant
ed rates from Montana points south
and east to the local mills slightly lower
than the Spokane rates, which Is sttmu-
slating to the Montana output
WEOLEs IiE DRY GOODS.
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