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Show OAiLY PAGE TWO. receiving transcontinental It will be the relay point between tin Iuciflc coast and the Atlantic coast. "Wt- - know' that such a plant aa this overland. w ill send Mt least 2.000 mile Ircsiiti-n- i White suid last night. "We had just such a plant in operation at St. Iviuis during the Worlda fair, and we successfully received slid transmitted hundreds of measuRes between and Buffalo and New York. there -In Kansas City now we are busy night and day with three plants sendiand Buffalo. ng- messages to t'bii-ARtiirUn-- i I hail 2.000 mile, but tluit la a believe these machines will send even far as we have tented them. For that reason e knnwn that we can give per-l- ci t service all over the I'niled States as a relay station. by using Tomorrow President White will visit Pike's peak. There he expects to erect a plant, the same .is will l.e used in Denver for experl-ii-i-i- u il purposes. The company now lias stations in Hawaii and the Philippines, and lie believes they can successfully communicate with these two stations from Pike's peak. He will re-- I urn at the end of the week, and by that lime the apparatus will bo installed in the big office In Denver. The responders and transmitters, together with the massive Iron pole, arrived in Denver last night. The resjsmder and transmitter are new instruments, made especially for the Denver station. The pole Is one 216 feet long, which was used at the St. Iuls exposition when communication was had with Buffalo. The transmitter, by which the mes- and COAST TO COAST WIRELESS MESSAGES READY FOR BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS. WILL BE From Denver to New York and from Denver to San I'min li.i.xs Tliiny liit'KH mi's will S.m l'r:iin,iiti,n. now. 'I'll' fut an Ik i.I.i ' wireless n tin Deliver lu l 'I'IiIh in mi iiNsured instruments iiiifritnis h.ive aiilvi'd in Deliver, will ainl work on ln in-.at mice. Hays Hit Denver News. k.Vs--:i- Aln.lh.ain While, presiileiil of t lit Aliu-- l ii'iin ! Forest Wireless Teh Kniili I'oii.p.iny, lias taken illn-i'- t iiisl.i ll.i t toil of the t'liai'Ki' of il-a lid Ii.ih :irrinjra for and tiaKKinlmiiif offli . One will lx- - in tlie nrttia of C. C. i e of tin tile Denver company, in ike Mining tniililirig. A mil her will lie in a downtown ntllce IiiiIIiIIiik. Those two will tie only for Inca IhjhIiicss. The inatn oftli'c, .1 t plant, with a y for Kfinliiifr messages at leant S.lMin miles, will tie liuflt in South Denver. This plant will be used for sending WII-sn- 1 n, mea-Kifje- H. 1 r tw'cnly-horsepow- er UTAH STATE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY JOURNAL. PBljfiCAL ACTIoif sages are sent, appears to be nothing but a small box with a telegrapher's key on top. Any Morse operator can send messages from this. Receiving Is a different mutter. It is this that demands the skilled expert, and It Is In this that the De Forest system, differs radically from the Marconi system. Marconi uses a coherer, in which the receiving dots and diishes are made by the gathering and separating of small iw nicies of metal in a glass tube, The De Forest reculled coherer. sponder is an automatic arrangement which registers the long and short waves without the aid of a coherer. All the machinery is enclosed In a box and Is connected with un ordinary sounder, which registers the sounds. It Is in this responder that the De Forest system gains so much speed. The Marconi receiver will not handle over sis or eight words a minute. The automatic arrangement of the De Forest will respond us rapidly as an operator can send. Mr. White's assistants have been delayed by snowbound trains from the east. They are expected this morning, and upon their arrival the first wireless test will be made. II WORLD OUTDISTANCED ELECTION DAY. Resume of th Contest Between H. Peabody and Alva num yow James l dim ado has outdistanced the world in political action since election day, .md while as much noise has not been made about lie affairs as of the troubles m Russia, the events here were of Importance to the citiHs affairs zens of that state as the are t him. . A resume of the situation brings Into kaleidoscopic view the fierce contest of James H- - Peabody and Alva Adams fnr the governorship, the struggle of the legislature to pass an eight-holaw that will be Ineffective, the fight of District Attorney George Stldger to land the election thieves behind prison bars, and of the supreme court to dispose of the cases of all the persons cited by it for contempt in connection with dishonest acts committed at the late election. Without attempting to treat the ur Your grocer is glad to re turn your money; it costs him nothing. Ysw giaisr SINCE Adams. TEA ScUliMt 9, 1905. MMty g jfiM goat like ' j main events in their chronological order, they follow: contest was any The Peabody-Adam- s man's game until Adams secured an Though the legislature was Inning. elected by Peabody's backers, and though the backers still want Peabody and have unlimited money with which to soothe the consciences of the legislators who have doubts as to whether they ought to vote for Peabody or not. yet the fact that nearly every witness. who has Republican and Democrat testified before the legislative contest committee, was able to select his ballot from among those tagged as fraudulent has changed the aspect of affairs. In the fifteen days allotted to the Republicans they alleged by expert testimony that 8.106 fraudulent Democratic ballots had been cast, making a total of 6,886 net fraud for Adams. But as Adams had 9.774 plurality on the fare of the returns, this is still about 8,000 short of enough to seat Peabody. But the Republicanc claim that where there was fraud the entire precinct should be thrown out Instead of mereIf this ly the fraudulent ballots. should happen. Peabody would have a plurality, on the fraud testimony of the experts, of 1.227. If this should not be done, Peabody's case falls. In can be seen that the whole matter centers around this point Wfiat ruling In that respect will Chairman Griffith make? The Democrats are proving that many ballots classed as suspicious by the experts were In fact genuine. Tet it must be remembered that 29,000 ballots were examined by the experts In fifteen days. For that many voters to be subpoenaed to scrutinise the bal lots to find Uicirs Fifteen day w , to make his ,N I"'1" ft, ri UGHTDlSTRiS8i. (From Gin ( 1 heard a i,- w. b. si,.. Winston, ah daughters can,,. ,. The young T i, ' j. ilK , I . V'1 hkr "I;,,ll-r- y ' hats. n.-i- . t. "Muricnj The old uom.ii: . i Ul I want a num-ii.'r in But "louring. my di,',..r , tomcat, ng, 'Is a wlj.lcr lM . ' ' "',r ing and she j p, jE,,. her a hat wim i,, ,. , , ,n " rnv . ri-- . Oil Pretty Saf. Rul, ,7c0 When there heart or lungs, is bl-x- a . i It," By riin, lh ,.r liver ' nerves are diseased. "i" w 0,K to doctor the .,-.Thnimr't foundation of the j out of every 10U. J late the digestive ,1;KlI1 , healthy working condition ' other troubles will i. v.. 0f' tt,. , th . 'J .le P' the KM .. stomach must bt. f the stomach. The tne.)..!,,, fJh?l4h ach disorders and hair iHl Is Dr. Gunn's Improve P They are sold by ai dnIBgiiJ f per box. One pill Is a.lw pills put all the diRiiv organ ir!! good condition, so that disease hi basis to work uioii. Kor sale b 1 th? Wallace Drug Co. 1 ! t V I V BUT more and more room seems necessary to accommodate the throngs daily come to THE HUB Stock Sale. The only way youll get shut out on this sale is, that you may wait too long and you may not be able to get just what you wanted. Clothing piles are melting before the warm gold flow, anb Hats, Shirts, Underwear and Shoes as well as the Clothing are parting company as they are distributed to careful and economic buyers. t t ! OUR SALE IS DIFFERENT Cant you see that what you are shown here is different from what you see elsewhere? Here you t: are shown only GOOD goods and the price is the same as the other kind. We name the leading manh ufacturers only Clothing, Paragon Pants, Stetson Hats, J. & M. Shoes, Hanhattan Shirts, Norfolk & New Brunswick Underwear, Hansons Gloves, Keystone Overalls. Can any merchant carry Stein-Bloc- : better stock? PRICES FOLLOW Hens Suits Suit 80.90 28.00 Sale Sale 28.00 Sale 22 00 Sale 20.00 Sale 18.00 Sale 18.00 Sale 12.00 Sale 10.00 Sale price price price Hub-pricSuit price Hub-pricSuit price Hub-pricSuit price Hub-pricSuit price Hub-pricSuit price Hub-pricSuit price Theae conalet of the Stein-Bloc- h make principally. goes with every article bought at thla sale. Hub-pric- ed Hub -- priced Suit liub-prlcSuit ed ed ed ed ed ed ed .$18.00 . 18X0 . 13X0 . 12X0 . 11X0 . 10X0 . 8X0 . 7X0 . 5X0 Mens and Youths' Overcoats Shoes for Men and Boys We have an especially strong line of Men's and Toutha Overcoats that we must clone out at very low prices. On all small eisea, from 88 to 26, we make a reduction of 60 per cent from selling price. On the staple eisea, while they last, we make a reduction of 69 per cent Tou should not mlaa thin, as we must clone them out for room's sake. In Shoes the stock consists principally of Johnson ft Murphy snd Old Glory Shoes The J. ft M. Shoes are regularly priced at $8.00, $6.00. $7.00 and $8.00. We propose to close them out ae fellows: $6-Hub-pric$8.00 Shoee at Hub-pric$7.00 Shoee at 4X0 Hub-pric$0.00 Shoee at &50 Hub-pric$6.00 Shoee at High Top Lace Boots In the Dayton make, the only wet proof leather at prices: Hub-pric$7.00 High Top Sale price Men's Kangaroo Calf R. R. Shoes, Hub-price- d at $8.00 Sale price 2X0 at Shoes a a dollar Boys' pair. Old Glory Shoes which have been sold by The Hub for $8.89. will be put on sale for $2A0. Working Pants In Corduroys and Pants we will offer you unheard of bar-galTou must not think of these at the regular prices, but get it Into your mind that we are going to give you bargains that will beat anything you have ever beard of. all-wo- ol With this line ae with the others we find only high class goods, but you should take the opportunity that may not ooaie again In many yearn to supply your boya with the beet made ol.thlng at the price of the cheep grades. Boys and Youths' Long Hub-price- d Hub-price- d Hub-pric- ed Hub-pric- ed Hub-pric- ed Suita Suite 816.90 12.99 19.99 8.91 7.19 Suits Suita Suite Pants Suits Sale price Sale price Sale price Sale price Sale price J t X d Hub-price- d Hub-pric- ed Hub-price- d Hub-price- d Knee Knee Knee Knee Knee Suita 8uits Suita Suita Suits Sale Sale Sale 8.0- 9- Sale 4.0 Sale $19.99 6.00 7.99 yur traie price price price price price These are from A- -l manufacturers, and n better fitting er higher grade goods are made. We of course must have our money eut of this stock, and will offer them to you at these prices: ed Hub-pricHub-pricHub-pric- Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants 88.96 T.60 6.89 6.99 8.06 Sale price Sale price Sale price Sale price Sale price $6X0 5X0 4X0 4X0 3X0 ed Hub-price- d Hub-price- d Pants Pants 83.90 2.00 Sale price Sale price On Men's Underwear, which consists of also the medium priced goods, we will make 50 per cent to close out. Stiff and Soft Shirts In Stiff and Soft Shirts we have put the prices so low that you can afford to buy enough to last you for years. AH regularly Hub-pricManhattan! at $8.89 Sale price Hub-pricI'?! Manhattan! at $2.00 Sale price Hub-pricManhattan! at $1.78 Sale price Hub-pricManhattan! at $1.60 Sale price ed ed ed ed Men's Hosiery Youths Long Pants. $6X0 5X0 4.00 2X0 2X0 0 ed Hens Paragon Pants Hub-pric- Childrens Suits Hub-price- na S Hub-pric- ed .$9.00 . 7X0 . 8X0 . 5X0 . 4X0 0 ed ed Our guarantee Youths and Children's Suits ed . . .$1.75 . 1X0 many fine numbers, and a sweeping reduction of Hub-price- d Hub-pric- ed Hub-pric- ed Hub-pric- ed at 60c 85e 26c Sale price 20c, 8 for 6ale price, 3 for Sale price 4 for (Rockford) 4 pairs for silk and linen Handkerchiefs at 12 l-- 2c Working Bocks Men's Ttea. at 1- -8 value. Sale price 250 1-- 2 value. Suspenders to give you something for your hanl-earne- d dollar. We are not offering you goods that were ALWAYS cheap, but goods iat were always good and are good yet. Now don't he fooled! Do business with men who know how to do business for themselves and who do not need treat as Well we done have heretofore. Remember we must have this room by March 1st and imported help. you just always chance is NOW. , wt a your SEASON & BROWN SALE AT THE HUB STORE ROOfl THE T0GGEB people 2449 Washington Avem J |