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TH3 STANDARD OZDSII UTAE THURSDAY JULY 29 1909 1
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AST CALL
TO OUR SALE
When we pull in the lajcli Siring and blow out the candle on
Saturday Nigh tOtll Groat Clearance Sale will be a dead
proposition and wound up
In order that tardy buyers may still have one more note
of Warning we soundthis last call to our Sale Its a question
uf buyingiiow or gettingleft
NVcve been busy as bees and the balance of the week we
shall be twice as busy
This is the last cull but youre sure of a bargain if you
dont delay longer
j Dont Miss It P
FRED M NYE CO
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Witch buying butter It In the same
ns with eggs jon pay your money
and take jour choice Insist on 13
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Gov Hughes Gov Hughes of New I
lurk Is at present in Yellowstone
park Tho other day he met a number
of Elks from Jloboken N Y and I
Newark N J by accident at ho
Mammoth Hot Springs who were old I
11 mo friends of his and a general tm
prompfii high jinks was doing then
ant there Details of what took place
are carefully guarded by the Elks who
arrlved from Yellowstone Wednesday
mid were present when certain awful
deeds were done but many are ho
11111 hint of what happened to the
dignified governor of tho Empire state I
If yon want lo save you should In
vest In Lewis Good Coal Phones 110
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High Priest Quorum Weber Stake
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High Priest Quorum will convene Sat
urday Inly 31st In the Second Ward j
meeting house A special lecture will
he delivered and u large attendance ie I
lociucstod Meeting begins ai l1 a in II
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Beware of Typhoid FeerJl is
many times caused hy eating Infected
meatsexposed lo flies In a filthy nbb
ntolr You are safe If you eat U S
Inspected Moats
Notary PublicAdam L Peterson
has been commissioned a notary pub
lic in and for Wober county
Rock Springs Kemmerer Castlo
Gate Anthracite and Coke M L t
Jones Coal Co
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Halvcrson Agentp A Cook watt
retired from the position of station
agent aud representative of the coal j
company for the Salt Lake Ogden
Pnilway company in this city on Tues
day last and S S llalver son was ap
loiuled to Mil pre vacancy Mr Hal
t versos had been assistant to Cook for
some time Clarence Carey has been
elevated 10 the position of assistant
ยต agent
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the meats are U S Inspected Simply
watch for tho blue stamp on each deco
of meatU S Inspected aud Pass j
ed
Going to Alaska Squire Coop was
Jn Ogden yesterday malilnb arrange
ments for a trIll to Alaska He said
ho had completed the organization oC t
au orchestra for the Colonial theatre II
In Salt Lake City for tho fall and
now roposcs to take his summer va
cation He will probably be accom
t I panied tc Alaska by Principal George I
A Katon of the Salt Lake high school 1
L Kodak FinlshingTrJpp Studlo310
25th I
High School CadetsAt a meeting
hold in Salt Lake City last night I
i which was attended by Governor Wil
ft liam Spry and prominent business
i mOil a private canvass of business I
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ft men to raise he necessary 12000 to
enable the Salt Lake High school ca
dets to attend the AlaskaYulwnPa
r clfic exposition al Seattle was plan I
I ned The matter was thoroughly dis
cussed and It was the unanimous son I
i tlmenl that such a trip would be of
great advertising value to Salt Lake
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I I and Utah Tho cadets have been busy
all during the vacation months drilling
I I that they might be prepared for ho
i trip
I COAL Rock Springs Castle Gato
t and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co I
t 153 West 27th SL Phones 1071
I 1 Deceived Railroad Officials R A
I Poston the supposed passenger who I
1 fj had part of his right foot amputated
I I while attempting to board a moving II
P Southern Pacific passenger train at
I I Lovelock Tuesday last turns out to I
bo a fullHedged tourist trespasser on
the companys property and at the
time of the accident was trying to boat j
hit way east over the road After be I
ing Injured he put up a smooth story I
of having lost his ticket when ho tell
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July Sale
Prices
FIno quality muslin gowns
AP and iiliroidory lilir
med 125 values goc
160 values 125 I
250 chemise gowns of fino
s nainsook laco and embroid
ery trimmed July salo175 I
Ladies Tailor Made Suits of
puro linen sizes 31 36 and
38 1500 values 750
Fine white batiste walsh lace
and embroidery trimmed
250 values 195
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I HE M M WVKES CO
I I 2335 Washington Ave I
under tho train and as a result of this
fairy yarn was taken care of and
treated by a surgeon Investigation by
railroad officials brought out the facts
In the case and then Poston was dump
ed onto the authorities at Lovelock for
further treatment and maintenance
The successful Farmer will market
his hogs ahead of his neighbor and
leceive the benefit of the high price
Now is the time to bring them In Og
den Packing Provision Co
Now at RosevilleJohn Stuhr for
merly general foreman tif the repair
shops of the Southern Pacific plant In
this city Is now pleasantly located at
Rosovllle Cal where he Is holding
dowu a good position with the South
ern Pacific company Mrs Stuhr and
tho family recently left Ogden to re
side at Rosevllle
THE COAL2001 pounds to the
ton Shurtliff Co Phones IS Office
31S Eccles BIdg
Again a Conductor Oscar Gilt k13
who has been holding down a position
as passenger director at the Union de
port for the past year has resumed
his position as a freight conductor on
tho Sail Lake division and will run In
and out of Cnrlln for the present
Oscar is popular along the road and
was given an Informal reception all
along the district on his first trip out
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard tho evening be
fore the day on which tho advertise
ment is to appear In order to Insure
publication
Heavy Steel Shipments New and
heavy steel rails for the coast exten
sion of the Western Pacific road are
being rushed to the front as fast as
possible The last consignment ot
1500 Ions is now being transferred to
Harriman equipment as fast as the
work can be accomplished by a largo
force of men and Joint Agent Chevers
has boen notified that another ship
mont of 4500 tons will arrive over the
Rio Grande system early in August
The best carriage service at Allens
for private calls funerals or operas
Also prompt baggage delivery Both
phones 22 112 25th street
After Wool Shipments Traveling
Freight Agent P II Cook Is temporar
ily located at Rawlins closing up wool
shipments from all points in Wyoming
to eastern wool centers
COAL celebrated Peacock Rock
Springs nut the summer coal John
Fnrr Phono 27
Will Return This Evening Master
Mechanic D J Malone will return this
evening from a hurried business trip
to Montello and Carlln where several
heavy freight engines are in the round
houses and ready for service at this
time
That Good Coal2OOO pounds to
a ton Rock Springs Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co 3121 Washington avenue Both
phones 2000
Will Visit Northwest Henry Kimcs
the goodnatured and obliging porter
at the Reed hotel and his wife leave
for Seattle this evening to visit the
exposition They will be away two or
three weeks
Reeses Bond 1000 Walkin those
heralded on tho billboards as the
handcuff king appeared in police
court this morning and his bond was
fixed at 1000 Reese is alleged to
have committed a statutory offense
against Althea Tubbs a seventeen
yearold Ogden girl
After StudentsThe Weber stake
facility plans to make a vigorous cam
paign for students during tho com
ing mouth
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Will Open Offices Tho Prudential
Life Insurance company of Newark
N J will open a suite of offices in
Ogden in the Utah National bank
building within a short time
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Home for G L BeckerPlans for a
handsome residence to be erected for
Gus Becker on the cornor of Jefferson
avenue and Twentyfourth street have
Just been completed This will be one
of the finest homes in Iho city and
will cost in the neighborhood of 1G
000
Purchased a Residence Ono of the
most attractive homos in Wilton Place
Los Angeles was recently purchased
hy Mrs David Eccles who has been in
California for several weeks
Guests From Salt Lake Among this
weeks guests in Ogden Canyon are
Samuel Newhousc and William
OBrien two of Salt Lakes most prom
inent citizens
Card From the Boys Police Cap
tain Brown Is In receipt of a post card
written by his son Grant who sailed
from Montreal on tho Laurenlic the
latter part of tho week for Europe
The cord wan written after Mr Brown
and his two companion Messrs
Browning and lladley of Ogden had
been ou the water about half a day
It stated that the young men were
having a pleasant time and had not
been seasick a mlmito Captain Brown
said lie thinks the next card from
the bon will say that they have been
sick for about three minutes or more
Funeral Friday Funeral services
over Ibo remains of Mrs Nellie Van
Zwopdcn will he held at 2 oclock
Friday afternoon at tho Lynno Ward
mooting house Bishop James Taylor
I profildlng Friends may view the remains
mains at the family residence GOT
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Second street interment In tho City
cemetery
Dr Roche May Not Recover Re
ports from the bedside of Dr Francis
E Roche given out at 2 oclock thl3
afternoon are to the effect that the
wellknown physician who Is critically
ill has been holding his own since G
oclock last night Little hope of his
recovery Is hold out however He
received a slight scratch on his leg a
short time ago and blood poisoning
set In which has spread throughout I
his system
Special Trains Fiftyseven special
trains have already been charactered I
to carry the old soldiers from differ
ent parts of Ihe country to Salt Lake
Before the middle of next week at
least eighteen more will be scheduled
This information has been received
at Grand Army headquarters In Og
den from the railroad companies and I
was glen out this morning I These I
I trains will be made up of Pullman I
sleepers and will be well equipped It I
is expected that all of the roads will I
run second and third sections to their
regular trains during the week of the
encampment
Conference of Sheriffs Sheriff
Josophson of BrIgham City Is in tho
city and was in conference with Sher
iff Wilson and his deputies this after
noon
Cheyenne People Married John
McGovorn and Mrs Kate Goff of Chey
enne arrived from Wyoming on the
morning train secured a license and
were married this afternoon
New Orpheum Manager W R
Winch manager of the Orpheum thea
ter In Salt Lake Cit last year hao
been appointed manager of the Ogden
house for tho coming year He was
in Ogdon yesterday getting ready for
he fall campaign and will make this
I city his headquarters hencoforth Ed
gar D Short has been selected lead
er of the orchestra for the Orphcum
and Is now working Into shape a band
of seven musicians Mr Short had
charge of the Grand orchestra last
year and Is an Ogden man
FISH
Visit our Fish Department or call I
up by phone Bell 806 Ind 521T
This Week We Have
Sea Bass sliced 20c POI Ib
Halibut sliced 15c per lb
Salmon sliced 17 l2c per Ib
Striped Bass whole22 J2c per lb
Fresh Mackerel whole 15c per lb
Rock Cod whole 15c per lb
King Fish whole 17 l2c per lb
Soles whole 12 12c per lb
Fish from Seattle and San Fran
cisco arriving every other day
RUSSELLJAMES CO
Chicago Market
1S1 183 185 21th Street
TAKE A TRIP TO OGDEN CANYON
A MOST BEAUTIFUL RIDE
Cars leave Union Depot at 620 a
m and every 10 minutes thereafter
until 1100 a m and then every 20
minutes until 1020 pm last two cars
leaving Hermitage at 11 p m and
1110 p m
Tickets on sale at the following
places
Carrs Drug Store
Caves Drug Store I
Depot Drug Store
Browns Drug Store
Culley Drug Store
Badcons Drug Store
Hemmenway Moser Cigar Store
Ogden Canyon Autos connect with
every car Round trip from Hermit
age to Idlewlld and the Oaks Twenty
five Cents
First Auto leaves Oaks and Idle
wild at 720 a m and last 11 p m
connecting with each car at Hermit
age
FUNERAL OF MRS JACOBSON
HELD AT LOGAN TUESDAY
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The funeral services over the re
mains of the late Mrs Amelia Jacob
son wore held at the Sixth Ward
meeting house In Logan at 2 oclock
Tuesday afternoon Bishop A L
Skanchy presided The ward choir I
sang Many friends from over tho I
state were fn attendance to pay their
last respects to the departed
Mrs Jacobson had been a resident
of Logan for the last forty years and
during that time she had mado hosts
of friends
Among those at the funeral who
spoke of Mrs Jacobson as they had
known her from early life were Elder
H C Christiansen of Brigham City
Carl Neilson of Greenville Christian
Larsen II A Peterson and Bishop A
L Skanchy of Logan
Professor Harris rendered n violin
solo and Joseph Otto a vocal number
The opening prayer was by Elder J
II Brown and the benediction was
bv Elder P M Nelson The remains
wore interred In Logan cemetery
PINCREE TOWNSITE COMPANY
INCORPORATED FOR 100000
Articles of Incorporation of the Pin
grce Townsite company were filed in
the office of the clerk of Weber coun
ty this morning Tho Incorporators
are John PIngrec P C Kittle W II
Eccles P A Dix John Watson James
F Burton W B Mowbray W J
Lindsay B H Cannon E S Rolnpp
R B Porter Jed Ballantvne the J M
and M S Browning company the
Thos D Dee company 11 C laves
all of Ogden and Murray Sullivan of
Salt Lake City The capital stock is
100000 in 100000 shares of the par
value of 1 and the term of the In
corporation is fixed at ono Hundred
years The principal place of busi
ness Is at Ogden although the direc
tors arc authorized to meet and trans
act business at Idaho Falls or other
points In either Idaho or Utah Tho
directors are John PIngree John Wat
son P C Kittle P A Dlx and Mur
ray Sullivan and the executive offi
cer are John Pingree president P
A Dlx vice president James P Bur
ton secretary and treasurer and B
H Cannon general manager
Campers
Take
6rape = Nuts
No cooking required and
every crumb yields strength acid
endurance
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we are constantly making this sale better by adding new
items
of course the general reductions on everything in the store
continue until the end of the sale
125 to 175 ladies Waists for 75c
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Tomorrow and Saturday tables in the main aisle will be devoted to a showing of lingerie and tailored waists our reg
ular 125 to 175 line You may take your choice of the entire assortment for > 7 c
T iOMi io rts d G d t1
Odds and ends of childrens white lawn dresses misses cotton skirts ladies waists and kimonasall slightly soiled
choose anything on the table for 19c
WRIGHTS SUMMER SALEI
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BUILD IN fi OF
HOMES iN
OfiDEN
PERMITS ISSUED SO FAR DURING
THIS MONTH
Buildings Going Up In All Parts of
the City Mnhy Nlco Cottages
Are Under Construction
July has not been an unusually live
ly month In the way Building and
Improvements about the city but
there have beena number of building
permits Issued by the city engineer
and considerableactivity may be seen
In all parts of the city During tho
present month permits have been is
sued to i
N J Thomas for an additional story 1 II
to his business block on Twentvfoiirth
street between Grant and Lincoln
avenue calling for an expenditure of I
1800
Orphcum Amusement compjiny for
remodelling of Grand Opera house
Arthur Tribe dwelling to cost about
3000 Twentyfirst street between
Madison and Monroe
C W Brooks addition to present
dwelling on Twentysecond between I
Madison and Monroe cost 1000
Win K Powers brick dwelling cost
2COO on Washington between Twen I
tyeighth and Twentynlnth
I5d Kirwau dwelling cost 2000
Lincoln between Twentyeighth and
Twenty ninth
John Clarke frame dwelling one
story without basement cost 400
Endlon between Twentysecond and
Twentythird
P A Isakson dwelling cost li00
Jefferson between Twentyninth and
Thirtieth I
C A Llndquist addition of base
ment and second story to undertak
ing establishment cost 2500 Wash
ington between Twentysixth and
Twenty seventh
D O Shrlder dwelling onestory no
basement cost 800 Wall between I
Thirtieth and Thlrlyfirst
Adelaide B Hodgman dwelling cost I
1000 Twentyfourth between Madi
son and Monroe
Mrs H W fodd dwelling cost
1200 Twentyfirst between Adams
and Washington
Ethel May Alvord dwelling cost
1500 Canyon road
P A Malison dwelling cost 500
Twentyeighth between Jefferson and
Madison
John B Bernards dwelling cost
1000 Woodland between Thirty
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third and Thlrtyfourth
An obsening Frenchman on his
first visit to New Yolk City says that
our women are the most awkward In
their walk of any he has seen In the
worlds great centers He says that
there Is no grace In their stride and
hurry and that they might learn some
thing to their advantage by observing I
the gait of women of London and
better yet of Berlin and Paris
Newspapers in various parts of the
country are taking up the question of
telephone courtesy the CourierJour
nal of Louisville making the assertion
that only the Innately courteous ob
serve telephone manners the rest of
tho world lapsing into something like
primitive savageness when it uses the
latest resources of civilization
Brazilian scientists have succeeded
In developing a now variety of coffee
with unusually large flue berries
which ripen very early
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O patch from Madrid says the re 0
O ports that King Alfonso would 0
O form a military cabinet presld 0
O ed over by Gen Weylor are of C
O ficially denied There Is no con 0
O firmation of reports that Gen O
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O stoned to crush tho internal dls 0
O order of Spain fJ
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DEPOT TO BE
A BEAUTY
SPOT
BIG BUILDING WILL BE BRIGHT
WITH COLORS
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Bunting to Stream From All Sides
During tho Days of the Grand
Army Encampment
Depot Master John Shields is mak
ing elaborate preparations for the
decoration of tho Union depot in this
city in honor of the heroic veterans
who will attend the National Grand
Army encampment next month The
handsome structure will be liberally
wrapped in bunting and colossal flags
will swing from the more important
buildings comprising tho group around
about tho depot grounds The interior
I of the main structure will be furnish
ed with national colors and the lawns
parks and floral environments will I
present an attractive and beautiful ap
pearance when completed by Garden
er Nelson
Mr Shields is giving tho matter his
close personal attention and is ambi
tious to make the depot grounds and
buildings the most attractive scene
that will welcome tho old soldiers any
where between their homes and Utah
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SUBJECT OFGENERAL CONVER
SATION AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Hope Expressed That the Higher Au
thorities May Take a Hand in
Improvement Work
Railroad officials and employes lo
cated in this city are evidently quite
as deeply Interested In improvements
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mapped out for Ogden this season as
are other citizens and the theme la
the subject of general comment at this I
time wherever railroad men assemble
The consensus of opinion is that the
present delay is only of a temporary
nature and that the erection of the
new freight depot storebuildings and
the enlargement of the yards will be
Inaugurated within the next thirty or
sixty days at most and will he pushed
to completion as rapidly as practicable
as soon as VicePresident Krutt
schnltt and other olOcialo high in au
thority are fully advised of the rea
tons and purposes of the present de
lay
Ogden Is generally conceded to be
the most important railroad center be
tween Omaha and the coast and the
fact that annoying and J ullreasonabc
delays in carrying out needed Im
provements already authorized by tilt
higher officials of the Harriman man
agement retards and delays traffic
and Is a sourro of a heavy loss In
business to one or more lines of Uio
system will result in an investiga
tion that may do away with the pres
ent obstructive methods
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O nesday July 28An army of O
O six thousand Moors Is now at O
O tacking this place 0
O Alhucemas Is a small island 0 I
O fortress and prison settlement 0
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O uated In the Mediterranean live O I
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MINNESOTA
GOVERNOR
COMiN6
SAMUEL VAN SANT TO BE GUEST
OF WM BOSTAPH
Distinguished Visitor Is a Candidate
For the Office of commandorln
Chief of G A R
A distinguished guest in Ogden next
month will be oxGovernor Samuel
Van Sant of Minnesota Mr Van Sant
is coming west to attend the Grand
Army encampment In Salt Lake and
will spend about two weeks In Utah
While in Ogden he will be entertain
ed by William Bostaph
ExGoornor Van Sant IB a candi
date for the office of commanderln
chief of the Grand Army of the Re
public and his chances for being
elected aro said to be mpst encourag
ingMr
Mr Bostaph is a candidate for vice
comutatiderin chief of the G A R
and he too will most likely be chos
en
Succeeds Don Carlos
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Don Jaime son of Don Carlos who
as pretender to the Spanish throne
states he will make the Carljst move
ment more modern and more aggres
sive lie has Just come to power
through the death of his father
REGISTRATION TAKES SPURT
Missoula Mont July 2S Registra
tion for lands In the Flnthead reser
vation look another spurt loday and
there was a total of 301S applications
up to 130 oVIock This makes a grand
total of 35rll registrations I
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TROUBLE INi
STORE FOR
IDEM
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DAIRIES NOT KEPT CLEAN WILL
BE INVESTIGATED
State Officer Is Distributing Score
Cards on Which n Record
Must Bo Made >
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Deputy State Dairy Inspector Han
eon Is visiting all of the dairies and
giving score cards which will l > o
followed up and examinations made
afterward
If the standard of milk sold In Og
den Is not kept up there Is JIabJo to
be trouble for someone so the health
department says
The score cards are to be filled out
with a statement a3 to the heath of
the cows location of stables location
of milk room cleanliness of cows and
stables cleanliness of attendants
handling the milk and the methods
of handling the milk
Rings Little Liver PillsSmall
pleasant and easy to take Pine
salve carbollzed is good for burns
It penetrates the pores draws
out Inflammation and Is healing It Is
also good for cuts sores and hrulso >
I Sold by Geo F Cave and Depot Drug
Store
PICTURES Of
CANYON TO
BE TAKEN
MOVING PICTURE PEOPLE TO BE
INVITED TO OGDEN
Scenec in the Canyon May Be Part of
a Story to Be Placed On
the Filmc
Members of the G A R encamp
ment have petitioned A R Hey wood
president of the Weber club to arrange
lange with the moving picture peoplo
I who will have films made of the big
I Grand Army parade In Salt Lake to
come to Ogdeu and take pictures of
the canyon
If this idea can be carried out it Is
planned to have Ogden canyon the
scene of M > me story to be told on UK
films with local thcsiana as the star
performers It Is also proposed to
have a series of views taken In the
canyon to illustrate a new popular
sons
FIRST ATTEMPT TO OPEN
BOXING MATCHES IN SEATTLE
Seattle July 28The first step ia
an attempt to open boxing matches in
Seattle was taken today when Iohn
Cort proprietor of tho Arena at th
exposition secured a temporary in
junction against Sheriff Robert Hodge
restraining him from interfering with
the sixround boxing match between
Dr B F Pollor and Al Kaufman
scheduled for next Friday night
The temporary injunction Is made
returnable tomorrow morning but so
confident is tho fight promoter that
It will be made permanent that Jack
Curley matchmaker for the oxposltoa
Arena stated today that the Roller
Kaufman bout will take place as pre
viously announced
Monday Sheriff Hodge formally no
tified the exposition management that
he would not permit tho RollcrKnuf
man bout to take place Immediate
following the receipt of this notice the
fight promoters called off the bout but
after consulting attorneys decided to
take the matter Into the courts
Miss Maryarel Ashtr has Just been J
elected councilor In her native town ill
England She Is a slster Iit law of r
Ambassador James Bryce
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