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Fortieth YcarNo 122 Price Five Cents OGDEN CITY UTAH SATURDAY EVENING MAY 21 191016 PAGES Entered aa Second Class Matter at the Postoffice Ogden Utah
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SECOND AEROPLANE TO flY ACROSS
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THE ENGliSU CHANNEL fROM CALAIS
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Count De Lesseps Sails Over the Water
Separating France and England Cover =
ing the Distance in Fifty Minutes = = =
1 Flight Made at Great Height I I I
Dover May lCount DC Lesseps
who left Calais France In an aero
plane it 330 this afternoon crossed
the English channel and landed on the
English coast at 120 oclock
Tho aviator descended nt Wnnston
court farm near St Margarets buy
halfway between Doer and Deal and
a mile Inland
0 The count said he hall a hazy pas
sage and that the English coast was
t Invisible to him until he was close
above It He flew very high The
landing wan effected easily in a
meadow I
Crowds were afaiting De L aseps
on the Held where Blcrlot landed a i
year ago and only three or four per
sons actually witnessed the descent in
the meadow Theso heard the whirr
of tho motor long before tbo arcopluno
appeared out of the fog
Do Ijossops descended gingerly
from a height of one thousand fret
seeking a good landing place lie
alighted without the slightest mishap
CHILDREN ESCAPE
DANiERON BRIDGE
Plnlnficld N J May llIazc1
Hendricks and Albert Hurling two
eightyearold Plainfield children owo
their lives to the boys quick presence
of mind In an emergency yesterday
The two were crossing a railroad
trestle when a fast train approached
There was not time for them to es
cape fro mthe bridge and young Hur
ling quickly threw his terrified girl
companion prone on the tics crouch
ing down beside her and holding her
tight to the heavy cross pieces OUe
hundred bynlanders at tho station
500 foot away shuddered fearing the
children would he killed hill after tho I
train passed both Jumped up un I
harmed
SHIPPING SUGAR
AROUND TilE BORN
Yonkers N Y May 21TIIC
steamship Lyria Is at the docks here
preparing to sail around the Horn for
San Francisco with the first cargo of
refined sugar shipped from the cast
to the Pacific coast In many years
Her freight consists of 120000 bags or
about 5200 tons The shipment is
made by the Independent refineries
who hope to put their goods In com
petition with the Amcircan Sugar Rev
fining companys product In the Pa
cific markets The price of sugar In
Now York is 516 a hundred while
the price on the Pacific coast is 5G5
POKER CHIPS RECOGNIZED
AS REAL MONEY
PIttsburg May IPoker chips tak
en out of the rakeoff In a poker game
go for real money with the supreme
court of Went Virginia According to
a decision just handed down this
court sustains the lower court in Its
finding that a man who took poker
chips from a game in payment for
beer furnished the playorB was haul
ing real money
The case was that of the state
against W T Collins Trio defend
ant was convicted soiling llqupr il
llcllly He conducted a gambling
room whore chips were worth five lo
tw < nt > flce cents each and whore each
player purchased a number of thorn
from him to use In making bets
DEALINGS IN STOCKS
AT A LOW POINT
New York May 2L Doalingrs In
slocks this week have fallen to the
low rate of activity touched since July
190S Tho Interruption of mourning
observances for lie late king of Eng
land was one cause Another was
the doubt raised over the success of
the formerly reported sales of Amer
I ican bonds to foreigners These
doubts and the largo requirements on
the Ixjndon money market for pay
ment of deferred British taxes car
ried foreign exchange rates up again
towards the gold export point
I Opinions have been hopeful over
I crop prospects and Improved feeling
I will be reported over the Iron and
steel trade position
I INJURED IN AN
I AUTO ACCIDENT
Denver May 21Two were serious
ly Injured and live othors sustained
less severe hurts when a big seven
passenger touring car plunged over a
25foot embankment eight miles
north of here yesterday afternoon
A A Fairchild general agent for
the Denver Laratnle Realty company
and Frank 11 r Bross a salesman for
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the same concern were pinned under
ho car which turned turtle at the
foot of the steep embankment Oth
ers of the party wero thrown out and
rolled down the embankment The ac I
cident was caused by a caving of em
bankment
i WORLDS MARKETS
BANK STATEMENT
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New York May 21The clearing
house banks statement shows
Loans llSn150000 decrease 31k
709Deposit
Deposits l17fli4ClOO increase
7irjjno I
Circulation 17050000 dccerase
17700
Legal tenders 6S17SGOO increase
2075700
Specie 2JS7Ul900 Increase G I
fillCOO reserve 317210GOO In
crease S57SDOO
Reserve required 293386525 In
crease 1SGG225
Surplus 23823975 Increase C7D
Except U S deposits 21231000
increase 0722350
Chicago Livestock
Chicago May 1CaltleRecelllls
II estimated at I00 market steady
Beeves 5fiOS70 Texas steers 500
W04O western steers fi140
stockers and feeders 100giGGO I
cows and heifers 5275725 calves
fiO775 I
1I0 Receipts estimated at 9000
market steady to strong Light UO
< 970 mixed 935097212 heavy I
II
935 < f79QO rough f 35 < j > floO good
to choice heavy 950970 pigs
I 9riO5 > OGO bulk of sales 9GO9fif I
J SheepRecellls estimated at 1500
I market weak Native 00fliOHO
yearlings 5C50iJJ990 lambs native
I 36761590 western C50900
Chicago Close
I Chicago May 21Cloie
Wheat May 11012 July 9101
September 99 lSa99 14
I Corn May fig 38 July GO 18 Sep
tember 0078
J Oats May II July 159 Sontcm
I her 3S 18
Pork July 227212 September
22G5
I Lard July 125212 September
51212 12
Ribs July 12J5 Sept 122212
a1235
Metal Markets
New York May ITho metal
markets wero nominal todayTin was I
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1 reported steady at 3315a3335
Lake copper was quoted at 127uii I
1300 electrolytic at 1262 l2n275
and casting at 1237 l2a 1250
I OPENING OF A BIG BRIDGE I
San Antonio Tex May nlt was
announced hero today that the new jI
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LeagueBase Ball I
> Sunday May 22
s Fair Grounds
Salt Lake vs Ogden
DAD GIMLINCAPTOGDEN TEAM
Admission 25c Grandstand Free
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International bridge between Browns
ville Texas and Malamoras Mexico I
will be formally opened July 21st and I
22nd President Taft Colonel Reese I
volt Governor Campbell of Texas and
tile governor of Tamaullpals Mexico
have been Invited to attend
YALE STUDENTS ARRESTED
Waterbury Conn May 21 Robert
Kelly and Earl Hale Yale students I
arc under arrest hero charged with
stealing an automobile owned by G
G PrentSss of Now Haven The ar
rests were made late last night at
the request of the New Haven po
lice RUSiDNi
TO EUROPE
Americans of Wealth
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Are Enjoying the
Old World
New York Mar 21I1Ie tide of
wealth and fashion toward Europe
reached its spring flood today when
a fleet of seven outgoing liners carried I
2G95 persons bound for the pleasure
cities and resorts of Great Britain and
the continent The rush Europeward
has never been more general among
people of means and leisure
The summer session in Europe holds
out unusual attractions The aviation
meets and other big amusements
planned on the other side as a rule
have not only the pleasure and edu
cation of the home people in foreign
countries in view but tho profit to
be made out of visiting foreigners of
whom Americans by general agree I
ment emphatically take the lead not
only in numbers but In liberal expen
ditures
The Celtic for Liverpool took nu
merous notables prominent among
which wM Wllliam 1 Bryan who goes
to attend a mhsrmuIT confer co to
beheld in Edinburgh Scotland
On the Lapland for Antwerp were
Senator and Mrs Elllui Root
The Kalsorln Augnslo Victoria will
also carry many prominent Americans
Europeward
tltTR a
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J54 Twentyfifth street Rev G W
McCrocry pastor 915 a in Sunday
school Mr B E Newton superin
tendent Classes for all All who
come are assured a welcome and will
find a helpful school 1100 a in
Morning Worship Sermon by the I
pastor topic Some Things That
Hinder a Church Miss Anna Wlnana
will sing an alto solo Noonclafls
meeting Mr James Drysdale leader
700 p m Epworth league Topic I
A Measure for Prayer led by Mm
G W McCrccry and Miss Marguerite
Long There will be special music I
800 p m Gospel service Sermon
by the pastor Topic Message from
Genesis tho Flood Mr McCreery i
will use blackboard to illustrate
a now theory of tho flood Thore will
bo special music as follows t
Prelude on pipe organ Melody In G
Miss Jessie Welch I
Anthem Selected
Chorus choir I
Offertory Barcarolle i
tries Welch
Duct Hark Hark My Soul
Misses May and Jessamine Denmark
Postlude March I
Miss Welch I
Church of tho Good Shepherd Epis
Copal Northeast corner of Twenty
fourth and Grant avenue Win W I
Flcctwood rector Services for Trin
ity Sunday May 22 Holy Communion
730 a m Sunday school 915 a m
Morning service and scrman by the
rector 1100 a m The evening ser
vice will be omitted
First Presbyterian Church John
Edward Carver pastor Morning
I worship at eleven Theme The Re
ligion of the Mind a study of the
Life of Edmund Halluy the mnn who
I was greater than tho comet which
bears his name Sunday school at 10
Endeavor at 700 Baccalaureate ser
vices for Ogden High school class of
1910 will be held at 800
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Holds services at 11 n m In tho now
Masonic tempt Washington avenue
between Twentyfifth and Twenty
sixth streets Subject Soul and
Body Sunday School at 946 a m
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ings are held at S p m The public
Is cordially Invited to attend these
services Free Reading rooms are
opon dally except Sundays and holi
days from 2 to 5 p m In rooms Till
and 512 Flrat National Bank build
ing
German Evangelical St Pauls
ChurchAt Swedish Lutheran church
on Twentythird and Jefferson avenue
Sunday morning service at 11 oclock
Everyone cordially welcomed Sabbath
school at 9 oclpckrovery Sunday P
Ph Tester pastor
First Baptlot ChurchLocated on
Grant avenue between 23rd and 24th
I streets Rev H D Zimmerman pas
A tor Calendar of services for May
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22 mud 1910 will be as follows Sun
day school at 10 oclock Classes for
Morning worship at
old and young
1115 with sermon by pastor Subject
Far Reaching Influences The
young people of the church and con
gregation aro invited to this service
At the evening service following It
S oclock n special service for young
people will be held Uy special re
quest tIll pastor will deliver the ad
dress given at the Stale convention
last September Trcmonton entitled
Just Where You Arc Young people
are cordially Invited to this service I
Mr Jacobs and the president of the
local Union will assist In this ser I
vice On Wednesday afternoon May
25th at 230 the 1adlej1 Mission Cir
cle will meet with Mrs Bun on Mon
roe Ave Midweek mayor and praise
service Thursday night at S oclock
Topic The Christians Horizon I
Mark 1015 Luko 132 33 Acts lS
This will bo a missionary mccllng
To our Sunday and midweek services
we invito strangers in the clay and
those having no regular church home
Christian greeting and welcome to all
SOCIETY tMOMAN
TAKEN TO JAil I r
BRIDGEPORT Conn May 30Mrs
Jessie Livingston Forbes wife of A
Holland Forbes the merchant was
taken to tho county Jail today because
she had not satisfied a Judgment of
3000 and costs against her in favor
of Mrs Ida Rowley of New York
The Judgment was obtained by Mrs
Rowley alter a suit in the superior
court In which alienation of the af
fections of her husband Ernest Row
toy chauffeur of Mrs Forbes was al
leged
Tho suit was for 575000 damages I
and Mrs Forbes made no defense
LAST OF BODIES
TAKEN FROM MINE
PR1MBHO Colo May OThl bod I
ies of W B Fields and Speaker Mos <
ly the last of the 7G miners who lost
thofr lives In the Prlmcro disaster of
January 1 were recovered today The
men wore working nearly a mile from
the entrance and were buried under
tons of rock I
HE IS A LIFESAVER
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Washington May 21fIobn J Ca
hill of Salem Massbus saved the
lives of nine persons who were In
danger of drowning Asa reward for
his gallant work tin treasury depart
ment has given him a lifesaving med
QUEEN al flAS
A SORROW
Baby Arrived But Little
Ones Are Closed
in Death
Madrid May 21Queen Victoria
was delivered of a boy sllllborn at
1 oclock this morning The unhappy
outcome is attributed to a premature
accouchement which however waS
otherwise natural The body will bo
hurled without ceremony in the rojal
pantheon of the Escurial monastery
Whe mold of her loss the mother
wept bitterly King Alfonso Is still in
London where he attended yesterday
the funeral of the Queens uncle the
late King Edward VII
The last few weeks had been most
trying for her Majesty Early in tho
present month approach of the con
iluemcnt was noted by the royal physi
cian and twice during the days which
followed the olllclals of the court were
summoned under tho Impression that
the birth was Imminent While this
state of doubt existed his Majesty
was obliged to go to London for the
royal obsequies
According to custom Premier Ca
nalejas Y Mendes biro the body to a
room adjoining the queens chamber
for the Inspection by the members of
Ihc loyal family and tho court func
lionarlns who had been walling there
i The present Is the first instance of
a sllllblrlh in the Spanish royal fam
fly although a child of Queen Isabella
II lived only long enough to receive
the histral water
I Queen Victoria Is the mother of two
I boys and a girl all surviving
BOOM FOR FOLK
St Louis Mo May 21 Democrats
here last night definitely fixed Juno
2nd as the dale for a banquet at
I which a presidential boom for For
mer Governor Joseph W Folk will be
formally launched
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N e J BRINES
TENOR
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WEIER P
ACADEMY
Tonight
ttIr1 S i9Y Irtrr1Jiii f
CANAL fOR
AMERICANS
Ship Builder Would Not
Share the Panama
Waterway I
Chicago May ncwis Nixon of
New York member of the United
States commission to the Fourth Pan
American conference at Buenos Ayres
does not believe the United States
should share the equal use of the Pan
ama canal with the other nations of
the earth I
Mr Nixon spoke responding to a I
toast to the complimentary dinner
given last night by the Chicago Asso I
ciation of Commerce to Dean David
Klnlcy of the University of Illinois
who represents this state on the Pan
ama canal commission
The Panama canal has cost the
United States 500000000 said Mr
Xlxon The only equality that
should mark its use is equality as
among American ships And if the
country ban entered Into any treaties
or conventions that would seem to
give to other nations the right to use
the canal on an equality with this
country we should loso no time in
abrogating such agreements
Mr Nixon speaking to the subject
Ocean Borne Commerce as Affecting
National Prosperity said the con
gress of Uio United States had barlor
cd away the rights of tho American
merchant marine
I So long as this country Is content
to pay foreigners 300000000 a year
I all in gold for carrying our freight
upon the ocean said Mr Nixon just
so long will you have these recurring
periods of depression that you all ao
much fear
GOOf DUST
WAS TAKEN
i But California Miner
Recovers Damages
in Russia I
Seattle Wash May 21JnfcL Lin de
bars the California and Nome mining
millionaire who undertook to work
a gold concession nt Amadir Bay
Alaska and Suffered a loss of 10000
in gold dust seized by Governor Kal
niakoff of Siberia has just returned I
from St Petersburg where he sued
Governor Kajmakoff his sub officials
and the Northeastern Siberian com
I
pany and got a Judgment for ii
I 000 Llndeberg had previously inter
ested the state department in his case I
but the officials could do nothing 1
The gold that was seized was mined
on Nadeau creek Siberia and when I
Edward Johnson Llndebergs foreman
cume to the coast with It naval offi
cers seized the dust and threatened
Johnson and his assoclales with Im I
prisonment in the saltpetre mines 1
The mining was done under a sub
concession from the Northeastern Si i
berian company which Governor KaI
makoff refused to recognize
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DISAPPOINTED BY
HALLEYS COMET
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I Now York May UAbout the most
disappointed man in Now York over
the unsallsfaclory conducl of Halleys
I comet IB Emerson McMillen a wealthy I
banker who spent several thousand I
I dollars on the tricky sky wanderer and I
I got no return whatever It was Mr I
McMillen who financed and planned
j the expedition of astronomers to Ha
waii
Well the mission was a complete
failure according to Mr McMillen
I But It was not the fault of the as
I tronomers It was the fault of tho
comet Itself it did not show up in
I
Ilawnll as wan expected
I McMIIlcu became an enthusiast on
astronomy when lie was a soldier in
I the army during the Civil war One of
his first large donations was for an
observatory at the Ohio Stale univer
I sity in Columbus his former home
When the coming of Halleys comet
was announced lie resolved to have
observations made from the most far
orablo point which seemed Hawaii
Ho chose Professors H C I > jrd and
C F Coddlngtou of the Ohio State
university and they with two assist
ants suited two months ago
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FOUR WORKMEN
INSTANTLY KILLED
Tacoma Wa8hMay HFour work i
men were instantly killed at the con
struction pampcf tlo Pacific Coast
Power company near Stunner last
night when iismall steel car on which
they were riding broke from its cable
dashed down a 100foot incline and
collided with a flat car
HEAVY SENTENCE
I FOR PARASITE
Now York My 21 Marshall Marks
who was found Klllll 1It1dlr an Indict
ment returned by the White Slave
Brand jury of which John D Rocke
r
feller Tr is foreman has been sen
tenced to not less than four nor more
than six years in prison
Nlcolina Marino a 17yearold girl
offered the testimony on which Marks
was convicted saying that when she
accepted his advances In the belief
he would marry her he forced her on
to the streets The girl came to this
country from Italy eighteen months
ago and will be deported
MRS GREEN WILL
APPEAR IN COURT
Now York May H2Trs Hotly
Hell Green who has boon atlendlng
to business without much public atten
tion recently will como out from her
seclusion Monday to appear in court
as the defendant In a suit brought by
a safe deposit company for 5550 rent I
al of boxes used to store the papers
of the estate of Mrs Greens father
Edwin Molt Robinson Her daughter
Mrs Sylvia A G Wilkes Is admin
Istratrlx Mrs Green says she docs
not see therefore why she should pay
550 of her hardearned money to Use
safe deposit company
WOMAN 101 I
YEARS Ol
She Explains How to
Live to Be of
Long Life
Chicago May 21Mrs Dlah E
Sprague welcomed her relatives and
friends yesterday to her 101st birth
day reception and offered n recipe for I
a long life
My life has been a long one she
said and when I look back through
the years they seem longer still Yet
I would like to live them all over
again
againMy recipe for a long life is to live
sensibly I have always dressed warm
in winter and cool In summer despite
the dictates of the fads
Raised on a farm 1 always had
plenty to cat and I never missed a
meal III those times people did not
have to fast I never used coffee or
tea until late In life and then spar
ingly
Mrs Sprague was born on a farm
near Copenhagen Lewis county New
York Her father Nathan Miingcr
served as surgeon In tho war of 1S12
SNAKE SWALLOWED
CHICKS IN f EGGS
Long Beach Cal May 2JThroe
llllle chicks belonging to W B Me
Crackcn yesterday pecked their way
Into this big world after having had
an unusual experience For thirteen
days the mother hen had been busily
attending to her setting Julies when
a hungry snake drove her from the
nest and gorged itself with three eggs
The reptile lingered about the prem
ises and McCracken shot It Wonder
Ing at its odd proportions ho per
formed an operation and found the
eggs They were placid back under
the hen and at the end of the regu
lation time were hatched
l YR03COPE ON
AN AEROPLANE
Stratford Conn May 2LStanley
Y Beach a New York inventor has
constructed the tirst aeroplane In the
world with a gyroscope attachment
for stability At Its testing grounds
here Mr Beach has been long at work
upon the machine whIch is a mono
plane like the one used by Blcrlot In
crossing the English channel He has
made several test lights at a low
height of three or four feet from the
ground but has been hampered by
the weight of tho engine Within
two weeks he expects to Install u
lighter motor and looks for immediate
success
The gyroscope on the aeroplane is
directly beneath the motor to which
it is geared It makes 10000 revo
lutions n minute and gives a resisting
force of 900 pounds one foot out from
the center
SMELT TUE
COME19S GAS
Denver People Have a
Laugh on Them
selves
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Denver May oPeople living in
the neighborhood of Congress Park a
fashionable district of the city are
laughing over a Joko played upon them
through the failure of tho comet to
keen to the schedule prepared by as
tronomers and the happening of a
universally discredited small animal
upon tho scene
James K Stewart secretary of the
board of public health and safety
made restless by thinking of the corn
et was lyiug awake at the time when
the earth was supposed to be passing
through the comets tail His atten
tion was attracted to a peculiar gas
eous odor which he at once conclud
ed was gas from the comets tall
Yesterday morning he related his ex
perience to a neighbor and learned
that he too had noticed the odor
It I remained to the postman perhaps
moro of an Investigating turn of mind
that the task of locating the source
of the mysterious odor fell and ho
conveyed the news to each resident
something after this fashion
Did you smell the gas from tho
comets tall last night ho would in
I quire Yes wasnt it peculiar
Well It wasnt tho comet at all
It was a polecat the dogs chased out
of the park and It seems that it trav
eled over my entire route In making
his escape You know of course that
the comet didnt reach tho earth last
night but was delayed In some man
ner
SALT LAKE IAN
I IS iII ALIVE I
I
I Washington May 21 Andrew J
Slaiey of Salt Lake City has denied I
to the war department in emphatic
tcrma the official record that he is
dead Being very much alive Stalcy I
Is seeking legislation which will cor
rect the war department claim that
he long ago shuffled off this mortal
coiL Senator Sutherland of Utah
has prepared n hill designed to cor
rect the official record which bets
forth that Staloy dicd Doeember ol
1SG in a hospital at Memphis 00
Stale was a member of Company
II USth Illinois For many years
since the war ho has made Salt Lake
City his home but only quite recent
ly learned that the war department
had him listed among the dead heroes
of tho Civil war
GUILD KILLED BY
I LIHTNINfi BOLT
Raman Colo Colo May 21 Struck
by a heavy piece of limber torn from
Its fastenings when a bolt of light
ning struck the house the rivemonths
old Infant of Mrs Edward Miller was
instantly killed In its mothers arms
yesterday afternoon while tho woman
was making a dash from the house
on her ranch 20 miles cast of here
during n terrific electrical storm The
mother was unhurt
In the same storm John Ferguson a
cowboy at a neighboring ranch was
struck by lightning and instantly
killed
LOST HIS MONEY
AND HIS lllIND
I
Cheyenne May 21 During the pan
ic of 1907 Mike Hill A coal miner
lost confidence In banks and drew out
his savings amounting to nearly 1000
which he burled on tho prairie near
Here Yesterday ho was adjudged In
sane in the county court and commit
ted to the slate asylum
Hill forgot where ho buried his mon
ey and his frantic efforts to locate
ills cache coupled with brooding
over his loss resulted in the light
of his reason
1 4
I ow Big Is OgdenI i
I
I Guess Ogden City has a Population of
I According to the U S Census taken in the month of April t
1910 This guess is good only in the event ofmy subscription
I being paid at least one day in advance of the day the Census
Director announces the population of Ogden MAY 21 1910
t Sign Hero f
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W < P > P
nOW Big Is Weber County I
t t t
I guess Weber County has a Population of I
to According to the U S Census taken in the mouth of April t
A 1910 This guess is good only in the event of my subscription A
A being paid at least one day in advance of the clay the Census fll
T Director announces the population of Weber County j
MAY 21 1910
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t Sijrn Here t
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