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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
E A[RII.[LIEV 9
BALL
90 Main
Phones Bell q55. Ind 49,
FOR SALE
Hoffman Bros.
See us for Modern Homes,


kitchen. ON west side; lot 4Qxl5l
feet to alley. Terms $50 cash ana
balance 81 per month.
81 6GO-4-roOm house on Clark st; loL
54x157 feet to alley south FROM.
barn and fruit trees. Terms SUI
H9oo-4-roon brick cottage on 10Th +.
near Sth So Water and electric
lights iu house, Terms 500 cash
and balance SIS per month.
S30l0-A 4-room cottage, southeast, wa
ter and electric light in house ce-
ment walks, lawn and barn Terms
$500 cash and balance easy monthly
payments
Lot 4xlO rods. east front A good
buy for the money on easy terms,
s. 650-A large 4-room modern pressed
brick cottage near Sd L. and gin
South. Lot 5Sx1$ feet to alley.
south front Terms, 500 cash and
balance so per month.
s.. 6jO-A large 4-rOOm modern pressed
brick cottage on Windsor Ave. Ce-
ment cellar and cement walks lot
3Sx157 feet TO alley. Terms. 500
cash and balance like rent.
s.. I50-5-rOOm modern bungalow south
east. near car line. Lot 50x10 feet,
south front. This place can be
bought on easy terms.
s., 15O-A broom modern pressed brick
cottage on Belmont Ave. Lawn,
shade and garden. Easy terms
s.. 500-A beautiful new 5-rOOm modern
pressed brick cottage on ID r. near
Sth So. Large lot. Terms $500 cash
and balance like rent.
S, S0O-Beautiful broom modern cottage
on I St. Lot 21kx71z rods. Easy
terms
a, 800 new Groom modern house. near
University. on east bench over
looking the city. Lot 4X130 feet.
Terms $50 cash and balance like
rent
s., 500-A beautiful 7-room modern pressed
brick house on 9Th r. near 4th So.
Lot 2iaXS rods Fine lawn and
shade. Investigate this. Terms
Sl.500 cash and balance to suit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

An excellent buy ON State St.-S2i 2X2isl.
feet A fine piece. See us about it, and
also q 50-foot lot on State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

A 5xi0-ROD LOT on NINTH
EAST. BETWEEN Sd AND
9TH 50. SITS. ONE BRICK
HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS.
TWO FRAME HOUSES. THE
OWNER NEEDS MONEY AND
WILL SELL AT a BARGAIN.
SEWER AND SIDEWALKS
IN. SEE Us AT ONCE ABOUT
IT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

A first class lot on Sd So. near LIST W
at d bargain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

WE HAVE A VERY DESIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOT. 40X130
FEET TO AN ALLEY. on
THE EAST BENCH. EASY
TERMS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

FOR SALE-TWenty elegant building
lots, must be sold. high. slightly ground
excellent car service. soc per week. no
interest, no taxes. Sl6 Herald Blk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
TWO OTHERS NEAR HOTEL SITE.

66xf65 on 4th So. opposite NEWHOU 81
HOTEL SITE. The price is way below
market. Large 10-roOm building on this
will pay expense Of holding until it dou-
bles in value. which it viii inside of .
years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

FOR SALE-MEXICAN LAISDS-Inves,
IN Mexico. the land Of sunshine and prom
lse. Healy & Van Noy. soc-3ll Herald
building.
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FOR SALE


$3.50
6-room modern bungalow, g blocks from
temple; fine location: large barn: cemen-
walks: gas. sewer; 16iz-fo0t alley: includ-
ing new gas range water heater new car
nets; one OF the best built houses in tho
city: east front. 1 am leaving the city and
viii sell at a bargain: 5000 cash; baiance
to suit See owner, SS3 n. 1st ". St. Ind.
phone 3119.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
RIrunING LOTS

bIILDINtT LUIS
33-foOt lots to alley, facing south on Sth
So. near Main or State at s., 800; Sth So.
will be paved this summer; sewer and
sidewalk now in. Cash OF terms. Nothing
offered as close in at the price. Only
blocks from p Q.
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$500

HERE is ONE OF THOSE
RARE BARGAINS; NO BIG
SNAP, BUT A CHANCE TO
GET SOMETHING CHOICE
AFTER YEARS OF HARD
WORK IN BUILDING UP \
HOME OF RARE AND COST
LY FURNITURE AND ORNA-
MENTS BUILT IN AS YOU
WOULD LIKE 1T; COY COR
NERS, BOOKCASES. LEATH-
Err COVERED SEATS. BUF-
PET. CHINA CLOSET ALL
QUARTER 2 SAWED OAK;
DAINTY AND COSTLY CUR
TAINS AND. IN FACT. A
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
SEVEN ROOM 3 RIG X
HOME. STRICTLY MODERN;
PAVED STREET. SEWER.
CEMENT WALK. HEAT. GAS
AND SLEEPING PORCH. LOT
49iax132 FEET TO AN ALLEY,
SHADED BY BLACK WAL
NUT TREES AND VINES IN
FRONT AND CHOICE CHER
RY TREES IN THE REAR;
ON THE EAST SIDE. IT ALL
GOES, READY TO MOVE IN
TO. FOR ONLY $500. WE
CAN ARRANGE TERMS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

Sl.60O 81 900
SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS.
WE OFFER DESIRABLE WEST
FRONT LOTS ON EAST BENCH,
SPECIAL TAXES PAID, OVER
LOOKS CITY AND VALLEY;
AND MUST BE SOLD.
Drop in and talk it over"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

FOR SALE-Fine residence or flat site,
minutes walk from Main street Rea-
sonable terms. Inquire W. 7. EdWards
care z, NJ.
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FOR SALE
ANDERSON
CUMMINGS 600.
317 MAIN,

A beautiful home of s rooms pressed
briSk and hardwood finish. strictly mod
ern. every convenience; laundry and ce-
ment basement, also extra barn, lot with
sou barn. The owner paid $500 for this
home less than years ago and we are
now offering il for $500; easy terms.
A 9-rOOm modern home on Sth East be
tween South Temple and First South, for
S 900.
A little beauty on East 3rd South. 8
rooms: strictly modern. lot 2l2Xl0 rods,
nice lawn front and back; $500.
large list of houses in all parts Of
the city. ranging in price from 81 100 up,
easy payments on all Of them.
BUILDING LOTS APARTMENT
SITES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

Sl.O00.
CORNER OF NINTH SOUTH
AND FOURTH EAST. 40xi20
FEET To AN ALLEY.
WHERE THE CAR TURNS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

FOR SALE-121z acres of good garden
land. 8 acres in fruit. choice cherry and
peach orchard. 4, Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

For SALE-99xs9 corner, q block from
N-ewhouse hotel $4,000 will be worth
$4,000 in one year, 5000 cash, Ao,WO SIX
rr3o,tI,s $4,000 three years. Look al this
today
esxf65 nearly opposite Newhouse hotel
ath So $3.50 per II. This viii be $1,000 per
q 400 six months. balance one and two
years, o per cent.
115x115. fine corner on state. $500 per foot.
Half cash,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
al West Third South Street.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
A. N. Hlunnphries
On the Ground Floor. IS W. end So. St
$4,000 To Be Given AWAY,

A modern 1O-rOom cottage flat on j
ST. close to Brigham. elegantly designed
Wen built: large, cheerful, rOOmy rooms
cost $500 to build. but the owner leaves
the city July list and the place must be
SOLD or taken off the market. Remember.
we VIII sell IL to YOU for $3.50; S2.000 down
AMI the balance you can make terms to
suit.
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7oR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
DON'T FORGET
REAL EST a tie
5AT, SAL t AIR.
JUNE %

UlYUULL ~
.-.a donated by the merchants to be
rr this day.
tSgaF the following.
r-- exclusive agents for 45X165 feet
south Main with q very good house
on .-.s- having paid; 500 foot, or A,50o.
Part cash.
..... ST.. property. lOix330 feet. 81. 009.
- is Oh. cheapest piece on State. Part
a-f.
,,-.----71m modern brick, 4Os,iS0 feet;
fun trees, etc. 500 cash; balance
A..ss- I-rs 4Izf53 feet and a very good
..r pressed brick house with all mod
-- improvements. on Douglas Ave.
T..-a .arl1s. large cemcnted cellar, natu-
hand pine finish. built s years ago.
-s W.uar wants $1,000 cash; balance to
suit
$3.50 buys this high class home. just
--fata. with AN modern improvements:
-rlr rnu entire house; hot air fur
... mission fi.ish. I'm an there a.F
..-rt rooms. Ass good as any $500 house
yHI can -.--
ax5 feet Groom pressed brick. mod
r-r ODD tIe west side. for 81 100 Small
fist payment, balance TO suit.
Very nice bungalow close TO 9th e.
and Sin So. rooms. modern; 4JxI48 feet
Prize fr- quick SALE S2,650.
How this2 groom modern pressed
brick close TO 9th So. and Sth T., 4lHx165
feet. $3.50; goo cash. We will arrange
balance t1 suit.
s- acres nth So. 22d T.. all i'm fruit.
TIE very best land good water right;
7-d5m house, $500 IS the price; S1000
cash
va an ac~e-49 acres, 18th So. all good
uHd iH alfalfa, fenced, no building;
plenty water
We h7ndle property Of all kinds. If
you want to- sell. tell us. IF there IS
ANYTHING you want to buy. come 10 us.
Agents ROYAL Insurance Co.
HA-L0R8N7JU1GE GO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

Nc Also in walking dist. Sc, 5-r
mod. brick, fine lot same price $4,000
$3.50 ash and so per mo-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

No $500 worth $500 modern S-room
on 81 So. complete in all details and an
ideal home. Good terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

No. 4-High class modern cottage on 9Th
ave So front $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

acres of good land on 14th South just
west Of State: good water right $500 per
acre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

Is acres all fenced and in hay at Farm
ingtOn: $50 per acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06

when the explorer returned 90 Green
land From this fact. il is apparei
that IN Cook proposes a. submit his
proofs TO n scientific jury OF Americans
familiar with polar explorations.
In Copenhagen On Cook was re-
quested % submit his data as n number
Of scientists had declared an accurate
astronomer and reographer would re-
qlire but a half hours time 10 deter
mine ~ he really reached the north pole
In reply 90 this request Dr Cook re-
Vealed the taCt That he had shipped all
Of MS data ami the Instruments 20 New
York. and that the proofs uf his claim
would be submitted TO the world from
hele as soon hs he arrived According
to Prof Ellis Stromgrin. professor Of
the Copenhagen University, and one Of
the Leading Danish geographical au-
thoritics who accepts Dr Cooks claims
implicitly. ID would be impossible for
anyone TO concoct "a series Of false as
Economical obscrvatiors extending over
any considerable period
POPE MUCH INTERPRETED.
Rome. sept s-The pope is keenly
interested in the story of Dr. Cooks
achievements lie expressed the opln-
ion today that one must believe in
the truthfuluess of a man whose char.
actor had been tried by such pcrils
and who had faced death alone.
HENRY GANNETTs COMMENT.
Washington sept e-"That dispatch
from Pcary means that he has finally
achieved what he has so long been ar
ter said Horny Gannctt an old friend
OF PearN and vice president OF the
National GeoEra phic society II ana
awfullS glad that he has reached TIE
north pole. whether he was the FIRST
20 reach there or not. he certainly
worked hard enough 20 get there. Sucn
e dispatch from Pcary would signify
only his own achievement, even II Cook
was there first whatever he left there
would have hoated miles away. al
ways thought that Peary had the best
chance Of an the men who have gone
cut In the EFFORT 20 reuch the north
pole. lie was fitted by long expert
ence and by his well known high quail
itiosT
PcarN is personally popular with the
scientists in Washington. and a move
ment win be launched at once 10 give
him a rousng reception when nc gets
back 10 this country Prof willis l..
Moore the president of the National
Gcogra nhic society, and Prof Gannett
viii confer tomorrow regarding what
action should be taken by the society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
SENATE COMMITTEE ON
IRRIGATION COMING
Plans an Extensive Tour Through
Wet. Reaching Snlt lake city.
November 3. 1909

Cheyenne, Wyo, sept 6-Tho rriga-
ton Investigation committee Of the
United states senate which today Is
holding % session here. has planned an
extensive tour OF irrigation projects
over the western states 10 begin Nov. I.
When the present session is disposed
of The members win 80 10 their homes
20 remain until oct. 81 when they will
meet in Denver.
On NOV. !. the Gunnison project at
Muntrose. Colo, viii be inspected and
on the following dag the committee
viii go 10 Grand Junction. Colo. Fol-
lowing this the itinerary NJ the CONF
mittcc viii be as follows:
salt Lake and titan projects, Nov.
3: Nevada, As; california and Sacra-
mcnto valley projects rs; Klamath.
or, Nov. o. san Francisco, Nov 10,
LOS Angeles Nov H. Imperial Valley.
southern California, Nov. y: Yuma,
Nov 13; Roosevelt Dam project. south
ern Arizona, Nov. IS. Santa Re, y. NJ,
Nov H.. Ei paso. Nov. 10.
The committee win return TO Chicago
ON Nov 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
CORNER STONE IS LAID.
Impressive Services al Bcglnning Of
Work on Tenth Ward Chapel

Several hundred people we're present
yesterday afternoon at the foundation
OF the new Tenth ward Westinghouse.
near the corner Of Fourth South and
Eighth East streets, to witness the lay
ing of the corner STONE OF the new
building which, when completed, will
cost about $4,000
Tho ceremony opened with the singing
OF How firm foundation" by the
choir and congregation. The opening
prayer was offered by Elder & w. Sy-
mons, member Of the high council o.
Liberty stake. after which Albert f.
Brady sang my Mountain Home"
After few remarks by Bishop Joseph
Christensen. the corner stone was lift
cd 20 place and in II were placed the
standard works of the Church, and
some records. documents. and relies
connected with the early history Of the
ward. after which the stone was low
cred into place BY Joseph Christensen.
&. : Martin and Thomas j. Davies. the
ward bishopric.
Hugh J. Cannon. president Of Liber-
~ stake. delivered "a short address IN
which he congratulated the people on
the excellent start they had made. and
urged them 10 finish the building as
soon as possible even though IL en-
tailed sacrifices on the part Of the peo-
pie. He assured the people that no
better sacrifice could be made and eN-
pressed the assurance that the building
would soon be completed.
Patriarch joseph r. Taylor congrat-
ulated the people on the work done on
the new Westinghouse, which indicated
the growth Of the ward He also spoke
of incidents connected with the early
history Of the ward. George RucSle.
member of the stake high council.
said four moetinghouses had been hult
by the people Of the ward. and that
although a few old faces disappear. many
new ones are constantly coming In 10
take their places. ana the ward Is con
stanuy growing.
After singing the anthem let the
Mountains Shout for JOY" tho choir
was Joined by the congregation in sing
ing the Doxology. Tho bencdictlon was
pronounced by Albert S. Reiser. Of the
stake high council.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
JOKER'S JOKE
COST HIM HIS LIFE
Man in Swimming Called For
Help Frequently and When it
Came, Laughed at ReScurers.
HE CALLED ONCE TOO OFTEN.
II Mean II This Time. I'm sinking"
But No One Came aud He Sank
And Drowned

Seattle, wash. Sept Ga. r Peter
son aged 30 years. was drowned ia
Lake Washington near Fortuna park
yesterday while the people ON shure
refused to go TO his aid, thinking that
his calls for help we're meant only a.
h1ghicn them. Peterson had been in
the water for some time and had fc-
quently brought people 20 his aid by
calling for help, only Co ten them when
they reached him that IL was iOxe
But like the boy in the fabie who
called wolf too often. Peterson car
iied his Joke too fav A policeman
warned him TO stop his fooling on gel
out Of the water Instead OF oheying
Peterson swan out into docp water and
began calling for aid No one paid at
tention 10 him.
II mean IL this time. I'm sinkingi"
shouted the man la the water and with
these words he sank beneath the sur
face and did not rise again. The body
was recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
Mr.. MCCORMICK BACK
FROM FOREIGN TRIP

W. 5. Mccormick. head Of the bank
ing house which bears his name, re-
turned this morning from a two
months visit to Europe. and spent La
Dor day at his desk going over the bust
ness which had accumulated during his
absence. He has taken on new color
and avolrdupois. and looks generally
benefited by his trip.
In answer To "a News" representa-
tive who asked him il he thought We
would ever see % cent copper again.
Mr Mccormick returned decisive
NO" While prices may advance"
he said present indications favor their
remaining about as they are; In fact
while there has been great increase n
the demand FOR copper metal All The
world over. there has been more than
a prOportlonate Increase In the supply.
which might mean lower prices"
Mr. Mccormick expressed himself well
pleased with general business condi-
TONS both here and In the east He
and Mrs Mccormick spent most Of their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
Reported He Suffered Relapse
Last Night and For Time
Condition was Serious.
INQUIRIES WITHOUT RESULT.
Those Making Them Referred To L.
y. Onics in New York. Which
We're Closed.

New York, sept. 8. An afternoon ra
per gives currency 60 the statement
today that T. II Hartman suffered a
relapse late last night and that for a
time his condition was very serious
Inquiry was made at MI Harriman's
home in Aijen as 20 the truth of the
report without result. the inquirers be-
ing referred 10 the Union Pacific Of
hccs In this city. These offices were
closed. Judge Lovett. who IS i'm close
touch with Mr. Harriman's affairs. was
not IN the city ana al his home infor-
malop was refused as TO whether he
mad gone To Arden To see Mr. Harm-
man
on Monday last night newspaper men
al Arden were Withdrawn. after the IS
auance Of Mr. Harrimun's statement TO
the newspapers In which he said. "lf
there was or should be anything serious
! VIII let the press know. and as ] have
never deceived them. 2 ask that the
press now withdraw its representatives
and rely upon me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
HOW COOK FEBT WHEN
HE REACHED NORTH POLE.

Paris. Sept 5-A special dispatch
from Copenhagen gives Or. Cooks YER
sion Of further incidents Of his eNpedi-
ton 10 the pole. when there remained
only two faithful Eskimos as an escort
as he plunged over the vast extent Of
rolar seas. On approaching the pole
he said the Icy plain took an animated
motion as II rotating on an invisible
pivot.
"A great fssure then opened up be-
hind" he aided "and IL seemed as n
we were Isolated from the world. My
two Eskimos threw themselves at my
feet and. bursting into tears. refused
TO continue either one way on another
so paralyz. 2 with fcar we're they New
erthcless. cafmfed them and We re-
sumed our Journey.
you ask my impression on reaching
the pole. Let me confess ! was dis
appointed. Man is child dreaming
OF prodigies I had reached the pole
and. at a moment when / should have
been thrilled with pride and joy. 1 was
invaded with a sudden fear OF the dan
gers and sufferings Of the return
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
CANNON ON TARIFF.
Speaker says it, Passage Best Thing
Done by Congress in Fifty Years.

New York. Sept. 5.--speakor Cannon
arrived here tonight "pdrely on private
business. my son." he said, and will re-
turn to Danville, H.. tomorrow TO mend
his fences.
you see" said Mr.. Cannon confiden-
italy. Il have Eeen in Congress so long
that it bchooves me between sessions 10
took after my lenses a bit. so that l
may not starvo / am a poor man, NJ
though somebody has said somewhere
or other. that I'm a millionaire All
bosh. you Know
What DO sou think Of the tariff re-
vision by the last Congress 2" MI Can
non was asked.
u think 90 ancient history" he said.
but IL is the hest thing done By Con-
gress In 30 years When you consider
that "A public mfa sure like that requires
majority OF 392 IN the house and o. In
the senate. you can bet the majority
can not be greatly In the wrong.
THAT tariff bill was the proper thing
oven Or il aid have It's faults have
gone through many tariff revisiOns ian
Congress since 1883 and this latest en-
actmcnt fits present day conditions
better than did any OF its predecessor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06

time al Carlsbad. Germany whore both
had drunk the waters before both zoe
turn greatly benefited thcrcfrom.
Mrs. Mccormick remained in New York
visiting her sons MI Mccormick made
the tin from Carlsbad 90 Paris n dls-
lance 90 zoo miles hy automobile, in
company With BILLY" Biervoort whose
home De- now iu Paris They we're
three days en- route and had a delight
ful trip.
on being asked Tor an expression on
the coming city campaign. MI McCor-
nick said hc had given the matter little
thought as YET but be needed no
thought Go say that unless the various
parties opposed 20 the Americans"
coalesccd. there was little show for
any OF them lie believed common
ground could Doe found on which an
could get together and he thought the
Citizens Republicans. aud Democrats
alike ought to have too much sense 10
think they could Ego 1t alone"
Asked in regard to the now bank
which rumur says viii be established
in the Newhuusc building MI McCOr-
nick said he had mo- Information what
ever iu gard o. g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
NEW METEOR DISCOVERED.

Boston. Sept. GA new meteor has
been discovered through the efforts OF
Harvard's astronomers and the spec
trum OF II Is i've times larger than any
other ever seen.
Mrs Wilhclnina Haton Fleming,
head OF the Photographic department
OF Harvard observatory, discovered the
meteor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-06
TELESCOPE FOR AIMING
GUNS AROUND CORNERS.

Boston. Sept. 6.--Dana Dudley Of
Wakefield to whom is ascribed the i'm
vention OF the dynamite gun and tor
pedo tube now In use. and a disappear
ing gan claims to have devised a
telescope by means of which 10 is possi-
Bile To aim guns and rifles around COR
ners. over the tops OF skyscrapers and
mountain ranges and down into tho
depths Of the ocean.
The inventor says the United states
government has already adopted the
device for army and navy use.