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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
NORTH BENCH ALMOST -,
FREE FROM EPIDEhIC'

According TO a carefully p''P4
table OF statistics II appears tha' el,-
n very small percentage OF the sea-.
fever. typhoid fever and otheI -
OF contagious diseases during the y
cent epidemic occurred in the ei e,r,os
vicinity OF Salt Lake. but tha -. -
the entire number Of these -, rsr
the number has been very ~ ne
confined 20 the lower dlsuIlS.i Ale
snnoke. dust and other impurlt I'M
the air In many instances aou liss,sr,
der the ADVICE OF their phy- S,r
Families have sought the hish -.
roundings for homes for the IN
~ nrotecting and safeguaII lns Sy,
realm ~ their children. rms
s,t,,es, nv the medical profession -,sr.
Hrsiv IN harmony with all past ~ %
$50 fo,. n Is we'll known ma ...ss
snod health. pure air IS the hIst 1910
81 TbIs enforced change OF 800
~ ,roven 10 be OF immenss'S, - ,5eg
a. ,,snv Wavs. with tho beauulu,,
.,,ro air good water and . sver
Pl'ti,,.,rs breeze. the change mas Par
Instance been hailed with ueHs ~ Mort
.is,,1a,.iy mas this been true .. ioea
hsnoh' which Is an ideal Iesll .,hleh he
- Another consideration Nlshaser
as,sctaIIv appealed TO tho pusss bss
- honoes on the North bench, hran
~ onnortunlty OF going INTO ~ an
new house, free froni ! and beautifii
kind. durably oonstru,o.tosS ne houses J
in design, such as an y,
this popular section are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

whole tract: I'm fact. with this. the
leyeling, grading and identifying the
old county road, Highland Park drive
as II is called, and the grading OF the
inner avenues. $50, 900 In improvements
IS being expended.
Dearborn avenue. the main street
running east and west, Is s. 400 feet long,
and stands fair to be one OF the pref
tics avenues In the city
Tho SOUTHEASTERN and about Sugar
HOUSES noted for the fertility of it's
soil, gardens and orchards finding suf-
dcient dampness In the ground TO grow
almost without any irrigation at all.
At the north of Highland Park Is
Parley's creek, with all its pristine
beauty of verdure. and wildness. IL
Will always be a place of exceptional
diversional attraction. SO many lots
have been sold in Highland Park that
to detail them would be futile. One
has but TO see the place 10 awake 10
the fact that Salt Lake City Is alive
so alive that no city OF the west viii
touch II I'm a dozen or so years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
Really Firms Busy Showing Good Investment Propositions
DRAWING FOR FARM
LANDS OPENS MONDAY
Boom In City Building Lots No, -
Only Feature OF Banner 'nc
Real Estate Year

a rev weeks ago there start.a
eral awakening In the real,,. = sen
OF SAT- Lake City, which has cor 49, KEY
TO become livelier svery dav ,,,e '''.l'a
the amount OF trading In local rr.. ''o"
Is at a point which has peyo, 49,
been obtained More new s.,,.5,.''''Oie
nave been placed upon I'M. ,, ''.'l' lsions
the city bids fair To erov Net and
space more rapidly than earl, agtla.
ever dreamed OF. set'lets
People east and west hsv,
Ieullze that Salt Lake is III. q'e 70
luture great metropolis ana tbg, d
Jay ls rapidly approaching Mn, .,is
dreams OF establishing On, s VIZ
hatlon's greatest manuflctur,-,, l.e
olng ana retail ccnters hcre ms ny
ing actual realization. Out.id. ngaf-
tai has made itself known mi :. oapi-
suit mas been two fold. local ny te-
ana capitalists are about Il, r.,1 .'.alils
some OF the finest business bi...i..' . -li
department stores in the vcsf. - a ~
common man has learned tbo ILL.,. 'l,
owning his own home. Fvs,,. 49,. W
sees some big sale made st "a 80
never anticipated. and Boo neqrl, ~.
case some permanent improvar,or,. z
Immediately planned There Is bc,
ever. a CRYING need for more msnuf,..
turing establishments. as the pst',-.,
resources Of the city are unevceritSS
The vast army OF men who are attrsc,
ed here by the beauty and pros-o.,.
salt Lake affords. must be abie ~ az
permanent employment before tbs'.
viii decide to remain: hence ever, ~
couragement Is extended the nanu,aS.
turer. Interest I'm the Utah realty MAJ,
ket is not combining itself however J..
Salt Lake city as Il Is reported tbs,
more than 800 homeseekers from m.
east alone have made reservations for
the trip 10 Lynndyl. Willard count
next Monday. The excursic,
Is given under the direction
Of the SEWER River Ina
and Water company. who bold
drawings for their immense TRACT m
irrigated land on that date. The trac,
has a bona fide value as is reported nv
disinterested parties who have vlsltsl
Il; undoubtedly one Of the anes,
reclamations in the west win be- tbo
result OF this mammoth project II Il
estimated that 5000 people win attend
the drawing on Monday. for the suo.
cess OF such tracts az Twin Falls. ia
no and other places has given pelrs
favorable impressions 81 the uossi.
bilities Of such huge irrigated svsters
as this will moan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
FIRM is OlSC0URAelNG
THE RENT HABIT FOR GOOD

Burt & Carlquist report the sale OF
four building lots 25xi57, west side OF
Lake street. just south Of Bel
mont TO Hyrum II Evans from Bert
Merrill and H. j. Bollin. a five-ruom
modern on Fourth avenue to r. d.
Brown for $4,000; a house. 6l7 east
Seventh South 20 Johan Piesowatzki
and Adam Lubintizkl; four lots on
Lake street just north OF Tenth South
to George Littlcy; a lot on West TEN
pie near the Jefferson school 20 John
Jones. on which Burt n Carlquist win
erect modern home two lots on Lake
street to Peter Johnson This COM
pany Is also about 10 erect half dozen
homes In several parts OF the city. the
houses already having been contracted
for on the easy payment plan Of which
Burt & Carlquist make a speciality
Ia fact this company Is doing as much
as any other i'm discouraging the rent
habit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

into such perfect cohesion that il is
waterproof and dirt proof as well as
hre-proof With n dumpcned sponge
SCOT can be wiped Of in the easiest
possible manner.
FOUR THOUSAND AN HOUR.
The brick 81 made by a machine.
upon which patent rights are secured.
which will turn out 10000 finished
bricks in 10 hours. This machine will.
no doubt. revoluuonizc brick manu-
featuring throughout the country as It's
capacity Is far i'm excess of ordinary
brick machines. with one turn OF the
wheel IL makes eight finished bricks,
or 1000 bricks per hour perfect IN
shape and color, each one an exact
duplicate OF the other No burning i8
necessary 20 complete the manufacture
OF this brick. Twenty -four hours time
IN a steam curing room viii harden the
brick sufficiently 50 that Il can be
handled with perfect safety. Each day
thereafter increases the hardness OF
the brick so that within a week they
are ready for delivery. The great
advantage Of this product Is that the
usual loss In burning bricks In n kiln
as we'll as the expense Of burning Is
eliminated. and the large proportion
Of bricks that are put In kiln do not
some out as first class. one of the
plants In operation under this system
claims that the machine will turn out
90 per cent FIRST class bricks.
Another advantage OF the process Is
that common bricks for backing up can
be made without the enamel face I'm
competition with the common burned
clay bricks so that the company can
supply all the needs IN the building
line. The cost OF production Is very
low because OF the ineXpensivcncss Of
the raw material used. namely, sand
and the common day laborer required
operating the plant A further item
~ saving ms against the clay brick IS
that the brick does not have 20 DO
handled several times In putting them
in kilns and taking them out again
Nurre they have 20 be- burned for from
four 10 six days. The beauty Of the
brick Is found IN the fact that any
color or shade can be produced with
undertaking exactness giving tho
architects an opportunity 20 attain the
highest effectiveness in the exterior
appearance OF buildings.
PURCHASE OF LAND.
The company has purchased several
hundred acrGE n land just east OF
Sandy. In salt Lake county. which con-
tain immense deposits OF the purest
silica sand. which can be brought TO
the city at small cost The railroad
already runs through this remarkable
sand deposit so that It's transportation
10 the city Is a very simple matter
The site OF the company IL located NJ
the corner Of Ninth South and sixth
West. near the Utah Portland Cement
eompany's plant II has the trackage
facilities necessary on both roads and
has secured acreage enough SO that n
has ample room for growth and de-
velopment commensurate 20 the pos
sibilities Of such an enterprise
The incorporators OF the company
are: Joseph +. Smith, Joseph Gsoghe-
gan. II. @. whitney. c. w Reese. n
G. Jsckllngs IT. NJ Dinwoodey, David
Mckenzie, Willard 7. Cannon. George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

1, so as To have the values Of build
ing sites there conform more closely
with values Of property in the near
vicinity. In making this advance,
owners OF the property point out that
the large number Of improvements car
ried out In the heights, Including the
beautiful system of parks, the petro-
lithic roadway, water. sewer, telephone
and electric light privileges, and, IN
fact, every advantage which obtains
an the residence sections along east
south Temple street and other streets
on the east side. make the property In
the heights fully as valuable as that
i'm other locations and yet prices there
have been for a long time lower than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

those charged for building locations ly-
ing near the addition. The advance
IS announced as about $50 or 500 per lot
according 10 the location. At the pres
ent time building sites In the heights
are only about two-thirds the price OF
adjoining property so that the advance,
from 81 TO 81 per foot, viii still leave
values considerably lower than adioin-
ing South Temple street property and
scarcely higher than unimproved prop
erty in the near vicinity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
MACHINE THAT TURNs our 4,OOO BRICK PER HOUR.


0OO About one-half Of the stock is sold.
The balance viii remain in the treas
ury.
The officers Of the company are as
follows. Joseph r. Smith. president.
Nephi l.. Morris, secretary; John G.
Cutler. treasurer an Of whom are di-
rectors and with the following com
plete the directorate; NJ. n. Walker,
Joseph GcoRhcgan. George Romncy
and willard 4. Cannon.
The entire plant is now being ship
ped from pcs Moines. Iowa, and IL Is
estimated that the plant win be IN
operation within 60 TO 30 days from
date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
Just q Few. OIL
Our Best
They Are All
NG0Mey-mAalk@lTs

900 % ,,o. eaot. corner state and 9th
south Good corners are scarce.
See us about this at once VIII
loan YOU s15.OOOOO or $O'VpO 70
buiia on this and agree TO rent
the building.
go oao m sx1O rods with large brick build
ing renting for 5000 per month,
on south Main Street Let US
show you.
,sOOooo feet fToniag g,o6 on ls'a on Es stb
south street. Buy this; cut into
lots and we will make you a
good profit quick.
e. 800 Oo-iOO feet frontage on Capitol HIN
or will sell you half for N'oO'Vo'
a 90 0D-ltHxls2 feet between 4th and 9Th
south on 18th East.
&c 900 O0-2is xi0 rods on street. and lOxlO
in rear with houses renting Tor
fT3 40 per month; only 2ia blocks
from the city ana county build-
ing $1,000 cash.
q ooo oo-s2tL xss feet on Ord East with 7
room house (adobel. An excel
lent fiat site Will loan you Sl2-
oOOO0 TO si5,0o0o0 10 build on this:
only "a blocks from the city ana
County building
s.. 5O0OO-7-room r. p b. modern resi-
dence. lot 2iaxlO rods with gar
age on list Ave. This residence
vas built for home
We have listing OF acreage fruit
farms, dairy farms. irrigated farms, dry
farms and chicken ranches, second 70
none in Salt Lake City. See us.
If YOU WANT A BARGAIN. SEE Us,
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN. SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON.
30 West Ord South.
Both Phones ii2s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
UP GOES THE PRICE OF
FEDERAL HEIGHTS LOTS

Announcement has just been made
OF the Intention Of the owners Of Fed
eral Heights to increase the prices of
building lots in the addition on May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

Q. Cannon association. Elias Morris &
Sons Co. George Romney c. w. Nib
leg, Lafayette Holbrook. John c. Cut
Ter and Nephi l.. Morris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
PRoMINENT srocKHoLDERs.

The subscription agreement with
amount subscribed by each r. az fol-
lows: John r. Winder. 5000; David
Mckenzie. 50 600. Joseph +. Smith. s15.-
coo. H. O. whitney. $1,000; J. r Smith.
s. 900. Elias Morris & Sons Co. $1,000.
George Romney. $1,000: Lewis 8. HIS.
$4,000; H. NJ. DinwoOdey, $1,000: George
Q. Cannon association, $4,000; NJ. II
Walker. $500: Ernest r.. Woolley.
$4,000: willard 4. Cannon. $1,000; G. ".
Reese. 81 900: ID. &. lacking. 5000:
ris. $500. John G.. Cutler. $1,000 c.
W Nibley. $1,000: L. Holbrook. 5000.
The company Is capitalized at $780,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
DR.. Porter at Newport News
Baptist Church Today
POPULAR FORMER PASTOR
Great Congregations Expected to As
semble to Hear Eloquent Visitors
Sermons-Dr. Bishop at First Pres
byterian-Resular Announcements.

Rev. ]. w. Porter, ID. d, pastor OF
the First Baptist church. Lexington
Ky. and editor of he Western Re
corder, will preach at the Newport
News Baptist church today at II Il. m,
and s p. m. DR.. Porter is q former
pastor OF this church and one Of the
most eloquent and popular divines
who ever held charge in this city,
and it is expected that the church VIII
be crowded to its capacity at both ser
vices. Special music will be render
ed bv the choir at both services.
The Sunday school and Bible classes
will meet this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
DR.. Porter will meet with the Baracca
Class, which he organized while pas
tor OF the church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
KNOCKED DOWN IN fight;
BOY PICKED UP DEAD
Alexander Birney Held in PhiIsdel-
Phis on Cnarse Of Man.
slaughter.

Details OF the trouble into which
Alexander Birney, the young son OF
James w. Birney, of 1874 Twenty
fifth street, became involved in
Philadelphia this week, reached here
yesterday. While standing with a
crowd OF men az Webb street and
Madison avenue, Philadelphia. Birney
sot into an argument with John Hig-
gins. 10 years old, and struck the lad
on the point Of the jaw, telling him
to the street.
The boy laid on the street several
minues before the spectators went to
his assistance and when they picked
him up they found that he was dead
The physicians are unable to say
whether the force Of the blow Of
Birney's fist killed the lad OF wheth-
CT the fall on the street caused his
death. Birney surrendered TO the
police and Is being held on the charge
of manslaughter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07

Ore Of the many matters % detail
that King George VIII have TO settle
viii be the style u the crown 20 b.
worn by the queen mother. The crown
she used at the coronation was bro
ken up almost immediately after the
ceremony for The very simple reason
that the buIk % the diamonds ~ which
70 was composed were only hired for
that purpose. The queens crowu. &c
served with the regnlia and made fos
Mary Of Moaeua. 10 not at all likely
70 be taken into use. and the small Ga.
moDd crown which Queen Victoria had
made az Der own expense vas her pri-
vass property. By her VIII she de
viSed II g. an heirloom 70 belong 20 the
Quecn consort for the tine beipE-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
Wilson-Morrison.

A pretty home wedding was
solemnized last "Wednesday afternoon
st the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson. SSS
Forty-fifth street. when Miss Chris
tine Miller Wilson became the bride
Of Mr.. Robert Morrison The bride
wore a costume of messaline AMI
apracade and carried brides roses.
She was attended BY her sister. Miss
Sadie Wilson. who wore q gown o.
white lingerie, trimmed with BABY
Irish lace and carried cream roses.
tied with chiffon. Mr.. Percer An<crs.
Of New York. acted as best man A
reception was rendered the young
couple At the brides home i'm
modistcly after The ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison LETT Thurhday for
an extended trip throaxh the north.
after which they vii be a. home 70
their friends IN this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
THE VIRGINIA JUDGE"
Colorado Springs Had Heard of Jus
tice Brown Before He Came.


Police Justice Brown, who has
Just returned from a trip through
the West, reached home just ahead
of the following clipping from the
Colorado Springs Telegraph:
Judge J. ID. G. Brown. Of Newport
News. Va, made famous on the
vaudeville stage by Walter G.. Kelly
IS the Virginia Judge is the guest
of Mr.. c. f. Thacker. a newspaper
man of Newport News, who is a
ratient at the Glockner Sanatorium-
Kelly has impersonated Judge Brown
and mimicked the various types OF
character that appear in his court in
nearly every important city in this
county. He has made two tours or
England IN the same monologue. and
will soon leave for Australia to bur
lesque the Virginia Judge in tina.
country. Sporting readers will re
member that Kelly. who is one Of the
best known vaudeville performers in
the country. was the fun dispenser
at Jeffries' training camps for two
months prior to the Reno faSco.
Judge Brown came to Colorado
Springs from Detroit. where he a.
tended the Elks' grand lodge meet
ms as the representative Of bis
Virginia lodge. Judge Brown has
dealt with Southern negroes 81 much
in hts court that the cOiored PEG
pie. with whom he IS very popular.
say Of him that he talks more like
a Niger than a niger do hisself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
THIRD OF MORGAN
LINERS LAUNCHED
Freight and Passenger Steam
err Ell Oriente Sent Overheard
at Shipyard.

In the presence of a small party of
invited guests, the new steel freight
and passeger steamer FL Oriente,
building for the Southern Pacific
Steamship Company, was success
fully LAUGHED at the plant OF the
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry
Dock Company yesterday morning al
1905 O'Clock. Miss Margaret II.
Patton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. III. Patton. of New York. broke the
traditional bottle of wine across the
ships PROV as the big steel hull
started down the ways.
Immediately after the vessel took
the water. the launching party went
10 the Warwick hotel. where de-
lightfully informal luncheon was ten
cered in honor OF the sponsor. Miss
Patton was accompanied 10 this city
by her parents and several officials
OF the Southern Pacific Company.
Captain Mason. who is to command
The ri Sol when that vessel IS com
rlcted. and Mrs. Mason also were
guests ar the luncheon.
The III Oricntc is the third of The
quartctte Of steamers building here
Tor the Southern Pacific Company to
be put overheard. The II Sol and
n Muudo are nearing completion.
while the r. Occidcnss Is on the
stocks. These vessels are 10 ply be
tween New York and New Orleans
and when completed will be the lsrg
Is; ami best equipped freight and
passenger craft on the Atlantic c2asi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07

Too msny Newport News citizens
are handicapped with bad back The
uaceasing pain causes constant mis-
cry. making work a burden snd s;oop-
ing OF lifting an impossibility- The
hack aches at night, preventing re-
frc..hsng rest and in the morning IS
StiH and lauc Piasters AMI linimens
nav give relief but cannot reach the
cause. To eliminate the pains and
aches you mus; cure the Kidneys
Dams Kidney Pills cure sick kid
news and cure them permanently Can
Won doubt Newport News evidence7
: r Carrow, SO Twenty ninth
street. Newport News. Va. says: y
was greatly benefited BY Deans Kid
ney Pills ard out 81 gratitude ] 70
commend them. Some years ago I
strained my back and Il became vcr'
weak. was 5othercd a great deal
hv a dull ache across my loins and
AZ niehi I could lie IN one position
only n short time. on arising In tho
morning felt sore and stin and y
was some time before could get
about freely. Seeing Deans Kidney
pills highly advertised for troubles 81
this nature. 7 procured a box Al Kl0r's
Ding STORE. They soon rid me ~ the
complaint and I have not had an a.
tack since
For sale by All dealers. Price 30
cents Poster Miiburn Co. B~faie.
Ncw York. sole agents for the sitcd
Sfsfes
Remember the nane-Doan's-snd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
BIG6S' BRO1 HER SHOT
WOMAN IN CAROLINA
Was Coming to This City to See
Condemned Relative When He
COMMITTEES Murder.

II was learned yesterday that while
coming to this city a week or more
ago to pay his last visit to his
brother. who Is condemned to death
N the electric chair. John Biggs,
brother of Richard Harding Biggs.
, hot and Killed a young negro woman
in North Carolina. Biggs was ar
rested and is now being held pending
a trial. The details of the shooting
could not be ascertaincd here.
Both r. n. Biggs and his brother
are graduates Of shaw University and
10th are said to have given their
aged father no. end OF W0rTy and
trouble.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
Thirtieth street Christian.

Can a Murderer BE Sayed?" is the
subject announced by Rev. Edward
DeGafferelly. pastor of the Thiriieth
Street Christian church. for sermon
tonight al S o'clock. This morning at
IL o'clock the pastor will speak on
Christ. or Comforter The Sunday
school and Burean Bible class meet at
9:45 a. H., and The Christian Endeavor
Society assemblies at III p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
wardIaw Murder Case Postponed.

NEWARK, N. j.. Aug. G--The i'll
ness of Prosecutor Mott. Of Essex
county. has necessitated postpone
ment OF the trial Of the three Ward
law sIsisters, accused OF having caused
the death OF Ocey W. VI. Snead. the
East Orange bath tub victim. which
was set for August %. II was an
nounced today that September IL. had
been set for the beginning of the trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
First Presbyterian.

In the absence OF the pastor, KEY
f. T. Wexford. who is spending the
month Of August in Gloucester co1nty,
Rev. G. E Bishop, ID. d., of William
< Mary College, will occupy the pull
pit of the First Presbyterian church
today, preaching at IL a. M, and p
m. The Sunday school and Bible
class meet at the usual hour mis-
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-07
Trinity Methodist.

Rev. r. NJ White, who is acting
pastor of the Trinity Methodist church
in the absence of the pastor, Rev. W.
G. starr, ID. d., will preach at this
church today at II a. m, and D.
m The Sunday school assemblies at
$50 a. M. and at the same hour
Judge Barham will meet the Men
Bible class in the auditorium OF the
church.