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THE DAILY STANDARD OGDEVUTAiW3DNEDAY AUGUST 3 1910 1
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REfERENCES
Continued from Pago Five
If you cat cat ai Llvlngstona
Cafeteria
The Harriman llnra handled 135
cars of fruit today All of the trains
hauling fruit from California to the
markets of the east wore on time or
a Htlo ahead
WANTED Man and wife wlio
have had experience In apartment
IJOUBO work to do Janitor work and
take charge apartment house Apply
by letter to Post Office Boh S12 City
Thomas Fitzgerald assistant super
intendent of the Southern Pacific rail
road who has boon In California re
cuperating from an attack of rheu
matism IB reported to bo growing
steadily better It Is expocted that ho
will bo at his desk again within a few
days
B G Butter IB a dainty thing for
dainty people
Summoned to Chicago Mrs D II
Peory and daughter Mrs E G Fulk
ereon left on the Overland Limited
this afternoon for Chicago being call
eil there on account of the serious
illnesB of Mr Fulkerson
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t MODERN WOODMEN EXCUR
SION to LAGOON AUG 4TH Go
with the good crowd
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E J Tromelllng has starred a new
eating house in Ogden the College
Cafe situated on Twentyfifth street
between Graut and Lincoln avenues
Expert Kodak Finishing Leave
your films today and get your prints
tomorrow Films and photo supplies
for sale Trlpp Now address 2165
Washington Are
Local Mooce Friday evening the
local order of Moose will elect a dele
Kate to the national convention which
will be held some time this month
MODERN WOODMEN EXCUR
SION to LAGOON AUG ITU Go
with the good crowd
Sunders Brothers aro building a
residence on Twentythird utreet he
iweon Lincoln and Grant IVGUUCB
H = that will cost 2000
EXCURSIONS NORTH via Oregon
Short Line Aug 6th and 20th Secure
your tickets at City Office 2514 Wash
ington Avenue
I From Illinois Mrs E Taylor of
Greenville Illinois mother of W A
Taylor of this city and Mr and Mrs
ft W Hastings of the same place
Mrs Hastings being Mrs Taylors
laughter aro spending a few weeks
In Ogden visiting relatives anj
frtoncJs They were in Ogden last
year and so well pleased with the
rfty as a summering place that they
decided to spend another vacation
here Mr Hastings Is a prominent
buslnoss man of Greenville and he
ars It Is surely a great relief to
ot a breath of this mountain air dur
ing the hot time of the summer
While hero the party will be the
guests of Mr and Mrs W A Taylor
Dr F rnlund wishes to announce to
his friends and patrons that he has
romoved his office to 410 2Gtu over
ln the UtahuR drug store
Buy your anthracite coal during
f July 1060 delivered Phones 140
i Kobt B Lewis
Within the past fow days the stork
has visited the hom A of Frank I
on of Pliiared avenuo and Thirtieth
t
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y street and Sexton J C Jones of the
I Mountain View cemetery leaving th >
former a brlghloyed girl and the lat
tpc a hoiipclngboy A
EXCJRSIONNOIT11 via Orcgon
Short Line Mig Grhnnd 20th Secure
your tickets at City CJIlcn 25U Wash
ington Avenue
Suit For 21185Jn the civil di
vision of thu municipal court lhs
morning S W Badcou commenced
suit against J r Leggett to recover
the sum of 21185 alleged to be duo
on an account
Bankrupt sale of Mrs Blairs stock
ot millinery at Stafford Millinery Co
23fi7 Washington avenue formerly
3rd floor Wrights 1
S S Terrell of Oklahoma Is spond
ing tho day in Ogden on his way to
tho Yellowstone National ptukvhcro
he will spend a brief vacation Mr
Terrell Is a druggist in his home
town but denies that he knows all
the turns and tricks in tho bootleg
ging proposition of that state He Is
delighted with this section of country
and admires Ogden and vicinity
EXCURSIONS NORTH via Oregon
Short Lino August Cth and 20th Se
cure your tickets at City Office 2514
Washington Avenue
Mrs E A Bowen and her daughter I
Flora have returned from a two
months visit on the coast
It Is worth while to cull is and get i
our rates on storage coal Shurtliff t
Co phones IS
Marriage Licence A marriage li
cense was Issued today to Friend IA
Roy AJvord aped 21 and Mlsfl Mal
tie B Hlgloy aged 23 both
ot Ogden
IN POLICE COURT
There was an array of witnesses In
the criminal division of the municipal
court this morning to testify In the
caso of the city against Francis
Reeder That is the witnesses for
the city wore on hand but when tho
case was called the defendant stated
that he desired a continuance of tho
case until tomorrow that ho might
get a lawyer and witnesses to help
him out of his
difficulty The
com
plaint alleges that on July 30 Reeder
assaulted Dora Chatelaln by striking
her with his fists The continuance
was granted and tho matter will bo
heard tomorrow Reeder pleaded not
guilty and his bond was fixed at 75
Jerold McDonald the young man
tried yesterday for vagrancy the
Judgment of tho court being wIthheld
for tho time being was before the
court this morning the Judge giving
him a suspended sentence of ninety
days
I am going to give you a chanco
young man said the judge and it
will ho well for yo tp get to work
or got out of tho city If you arc
brought hack here for violation of tho
law you will got a hcavj sentence
Now go on and see Jf you can do
something for yourself and help your
mother I
Witnesses for the city not being
present tho case against Thomas El
lis was continued until tomorrow
morning and the defendants bond waD
fixed at 60 The complaint alleges
that on Auguwt 2 tho defendant stolo
a grip belonging to Thomas Lang
containing money and clothing valued
at 25 Ellis denied the charge and
says ho can prove his Innocence
The case of Tames Flemmlng In
which ho Is charged with disturbing
the peace August 2 was continued
until Friday morning Flommlrf
pleaded not guilty and asked time to
get a lawyer to defend him
William Taylor stated that he was
guilty of having been unlawfully
drunk this morning lie was sen
tenced to pay a fine of 5 or serve
five days In the city jail at bard labor
J J Murphy denied that he Is a
beggar or that he begged on tho
streets of the city August 2 He was
placed under a bond of 10 pending
he hearing of his case which was set
for trial tomorrow
llUNDREDS ARE
Fl lITINO FIRE
Missoula Aug 3WIth the men
t
dispatched from Missoula today there
is now altogether an army of 1500
men fighting forest fires at various
places within field district No 1 with
headquarters in Missoula
These figures were officially given
out here this morning and still tho
cry for more help will not down The
1GO men who came over from Butte
last evening were dispatched down
the Coeur dAlene branch on a North
ern Pacific special train and last
night distributed along the line whero
they were most needed Thirty more
men were secured from Biitte this
forenoon fifteen having been stopped
at Clinton eighteen miles east of this
city and the others being sent to
Hunon this afternoon The Clinton
fire has burned as far as Schwartz
gulch where tho settlers are moving
out today
In the Lolo forest there arc 100000
000 feet of One timber threatenedtim
ber that has been applied for and
could be sold at topnotch prices The
town of Taft is entirely surrounded
by tho flames
In the Bitter Root forest the report
Is that ono whole township of the
most valuable yellow pine trees has
been burned The general situation
throughout the district remains un
changed
JOE 6ANS DYING
HOMEWARD BOUND
La Junl CoIAug 3Joe Gans
former lightweight champion racing
across the continent In an effort to
reach hie homo In Baltimore and see
his mother before he dies has given
up hope of reaching home alive Cans
is dying of consumption
Im going fast ho said to friends
Mho saw him when the Santa Fo
train on which he is traveling passed
through here today I wont take
any chances by stopping in Chicago
The trip over the Raton mountains
affected tho tormer champion greatly
and restoratives had to bo given re
peatedly In order to prevent total col
lapse
NEW YORK Aug 2Plo Bolanoa
an eulrada supporter received ad
vices todayconfirming the recent story
ol the abandonment of Ac ° yftPa b > the
Madrlz forces under the command of
Bolanos states that after a decisive
battle thin Estrada forces look Acoy I
Gen Vajques Tho dispatch to Mr
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GUgl Of
if 4 RT
Roosevelt is Entertained
by Father Curran
of Wilkesbarre
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r Wllkesbarrc Pu Aug 3Col
Roosevelt who reached this city at
n Idnlght from Scranton and was tho
guest during tho Wight of Rev 1 J
Curran pastor of Holy Saviour Cath
olic church arose early today and
made himself right at home on the
Ug porch which surrounded the
priests parochial residence He read
tho papers and commented on tho
cautlful mountain scenery
Tho news thut the former Presi
dent would be the guest of Father
I
Curran became known last night and
early this mornIng groups of people
gathered about the residence John
Mitchell who Is the guest of Father
Currnn spent many months In
Wilkesbarre while directing the big
miners strike of 1102
Tho distinguished visitor was par
ticularly Interested la the rout
which General Sullivan traversed
whon he cum a to the rescue of the
whltosettlers tho Wyoming Valley
whUo they were beselgcd by the In
dians a century ago Sullivans army
iimiehod close by whore Col Roose
volt alepC Inst night
Col Roosevelt John Mitchell
Lawrence Abbott and about forty i
others will be Father Currana guests I
at luncheon at 1 p m At 4 oclock I
the exPresident and party will leave I
In automobiles for Bear Creek where
they will be the guests of Albert
L wls the lumberman at dinner
Col Roosevelt started out at 10
oclock this morning to spend the
day among the miners in the Wyom
ing valley With John Mitchell and
Father Curran he drove up the val
ley headed for Plttston tun miles
away Before the party started out
Col Roosevelt had a long talk III
the rectory with Mr Mitchell antl
Father Curran He said that his
two friends had given him much val
uable Information along the lines of
the Investigation which ho Is parry
ing on as to the social lives of the
people In the mining country
In PlttBton ho said he was to visit
the Italian mining settlement in
Kingston and Plymouth ho would
talk with tho slavs and Hungarian
In Nantlcoke ho was to meet miners
of Various nationalities
Cot RooBovolt expected to visit
Pittston Kingston and Plymouth In
tho morning and Nantlcoke In tho af
tornoon Between times ho was to
return to Wilkesbarre for luncheon
with Father Curran who had Invited
forty priests from the anthracite re
gion to be present
Col Roosevelt will leave WIlkes
harre by train late tonight for New
York
SEe WILSON
ENJOYS
LfE
Yes my father Is 75 years of age
but his health is splendid I would
venture a wager of a 20 piece that
If you were to run a fiftyyard foot
race wIth him you would bo defeat
ed said Jasper Wilson son of Sec
rotary of Agriculture James Wilson
this morning to a Standard scribe
and the scribe is no moan sprinter
either In his earlier days he did a
great deal of work more than wo
who are young now do Ills outdoor
life and simplicity In living hod ev
erything to do with his hardiness
Wo aro making u tour of the for
est districts for the purpose of be
coming acquainted with tho practical
workings of the department in its dif
ferent phases Father has always felt
that lie could best handle the affairs
of the agricultural department by
coming in actual contact with the men
who aro doing the work in the field
and learning in detail of the things
that are needed and of the things
that ought to be eliminated All the
forest districts wo have visited like
the one In Ogden we find to be in
firstclass condition So far the sec
rotary has had no fault to find and
it is not expected that wo will find
anything out of tho way In any of
the districts
The districts in tho southern part
of the country will not be visited
this summer It being altogether too
warm for travel In that section of
country Wo will leave Ogden to
morrow afternoon at 230 for Denver
Colorado where we will spend a day
or two with tho foresters of that dis
trict and from thorn we will visit oth
er sections of the country before re
turning homo Whatever recommen
dations regarding the operation of the
forest service of the department arc
to bo made will not bo determined
on until after the secretary returns to
Washington and has had time to look
over his notes
Our trip has boon pleasant and I
both father and myself have enjoy
ed it to the fullest extent Wo are
happy Indeed to meet the good peo
ple of tho west and get some of their
ideas regarding tho forest and tho
farm
During the entire forenoOn today
Secretary Wilson was in conference
with District Frrei er A E Sherman
and Assistant Forester W T Cox of
the silviculture department the pur
pose of tho conference being to ac
quaint the secretary with the gener
al plans of operation In this district
and to rehoarso routine business of
tho past fow months
Secretary Wilson was in Ogden last
August at which time he famUlarlxed
himself with the many details of the
district work 59that tho matters to
be considered at this meeting are
such things as have become new
since that time Another mooting Is
being held this afternoon and It is
anticipated that the secretary will
meet the foroators again tomorrow
before his departure for the cast
President Hey wood of the Weber
club has Invited the secretary and
his sou to use the club rooms as they
see fit and he advised them that the
club is at the command of the secrp
tarv tho club members beine desir
Th
I ous cf meeting in an Informal way
with tho dlBtinguishair visitor
There wII he no Social function
flven in Secretary WIlIns honor
but It Is thought ho will meet with
porno of the leading business men of
the city during this ovbnlnp
Socrorcry Jauns VIIebu wm born
In Aryshlr Seotloiffi Auist Ii
I 1c35 1Yl1 cam it J the United Satr
in Hil with MB J
Connecticut From bert the futility
wont to 1nvn l t
jrtKed Ii HP wat edicaUtti in tie
common schrols of lliftt tjtato later
taking a collesfnie courso In Cornell
college Air WilsOn served thp state
of Iowa In n public c pacty for a
number of years antl was cplnrted to
servo in Uu cnblietoL idenL Me
Klnloy as secretary of njtrlculturo
March 5th 1807 which position he
line held since that Lime Ho is known
throughout the countryas an honest
oflicor n friend of the farmer and all
the people
What we want to know In the
Forest Service is how to plant trees
by the wholesale and iniko them
grow Find mo a nmn who CUll solve
that problem for ue and I will see that
ho gets tho biggest salary in the de
partment of agriculture
So said Secretary James Wilson of
the department of agriculture last
evening in summing up tho accom
plishments and alms of tho Forest
Service
Mr Wilson is much perturbed over
the heavy loss of timncr which Is bo
Ing swept away by tho great forest
fire that havo been raging lu the
Northwest for the past low weeks
Wo have had four times us many
men at work fighting fires in the
Northwest this year than ever be
fore he added and he loss already
in double that of last year The rea
son of course is the extreme dryness
of everything in plant life This Is
the dryest year we have had for a
long time and the woods burn like
tinder I can see no remedy for these
great fires as long as railroad com
panies are permitted to use engines
which throw out constant showers of
sparks while passing through the
wooded districts
The railroad companies are also
apprehensive of tho danger and we
aro nov trying to get together on the
subject with a view of reducing the
possibilities Of forest fires by enforc
ing tho use of spark arresters on all
locomotives In the tlmner belt With
some of the railroad companies there
is an agreement relative to fighting
fires which are started by locomotive
sparks and nearly all the roads In the
Northwest employ men whose duty It
la to keep the grass and brush cleared
from tho rightofway to minimize tho
danger
The Forest Service has accom
plished wonderful results during the
past fow years In patrolling the gov
ernment forests for fire Each an
nual report shows a rapidly Increasing
number of fires discovered and oxtln
gulshed by men in the employ of the
department <
Mr Wilson touchnlTon the abuse of
tho Umber and srQl1 act the desert
land act and the commutation clause
of the homestead law each of which
he declared were loopholes by which
vast arena of aluable government
land has boon and Is being absorbed
Into private ownership by speculators
and others who wish to monopolize
the public domain for their personal
gain rather than allow the land to ho
settled on by an agricultural popula
tion r
The timber and fcfone net has cens
ed to bo the source Ldf danger that it
once was owng to tho forest con
servation policy which Is being pur
sued by the government
cJOCEjy
FOR MISS MOORE
Miss Della Wright dollghtfullv en
tertained in honor of Miss Isabelle
Moore of SantaRosa California the
occasion being Miss Moores thir I
teenth birthday Piano solos by Miss i
Dorothy Jewels of Now York city and I
vocal and violin selections by Miss
Moore were especially pleasant fea
tures of the evening Popular games
were indulged inMiss Dorothy Jewels
and Miss June Clay winning the high
scores
Among those presnt were Misses
Isabelle Moore Delia Wright June
Clay Jossle Monroe Dorothy Jewels
leona Baxter of Idaho Falls Mnrv
and Ida Gibbons of Salt Lake May
Farley Eunice Slater Josephine
Shupe of Salt Lake Alma M Grljth
Caclnthia Daly of Salt Luke Tholmn
and Irene Long Messrs Clyde
Strong John Wright Carl Craft
Leonard Weinman of Chicago Molvln
Murray William Bailey Shirley
Stock Albert Gibbons of Salt Lake
Walter Salter and John StAler
Mr tnd Mrs Vnllcl B McCormick
have as their guests Miss Marie Glen
non sister of Mrs McCormick nirl
MlHR Margaret lawless both of Chi I
cago
Mr and Mrs John Hamer are pro
paring for a two car trip abroad
leaving Ogden about September J
Mrs L B Best Miss Violet Best
and Mrs Mamie Planz hac gone on
a trip to Yellowstone park
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wright and
baby Wright and Mr and Mrs Gus
Wright and two children loft Monday
for South Forkc canyon whore they
will spend a brief vacation
The Misses Lillian and Ellen
Wright daughters Qt Mr and Mrs P
T Wright hasui returned from a two
weeks visit In Pocatello where they
were the guests of their aunt Mrs
Daniel Hamer
FIRE FIGHTER LOSES LIFE
MISSOULA MONT Aug 2Wn
liam Ilovey Poeys youngest mem
ber of tho Polleys Lumber company
of Lincoln Neb and this city was
killed today In the woods near Tam
many a station on the Couer DAlonc
branch of the Northern Pacific by a
falling tree He was leading a crew
of fire fighters and hs Is tho llrst
life to be sacrificed to tb forest lire
that arc sptiJflLlveSteli1 Montann
Ho died on o train that was bringing I
him to Missoula
LUMBER MERCHANT ACQUITTED
SANTA AXAPAL AC 21rnnl
Skolly a luiubcricontractor was ac
quitted late today of the barge of
having burned l his wife to death His
was acquitted Having thrown gaso
line over the Ionian lu HIP kitchen j
of their homo at Westminster and
then Igniting itTbo trial has ben
in progrpflR two weeks The jury was
out an hour and 55 miautot
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IN UPROAR
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When Cummins Failed
to Mention Name
of Taft
Dos Moines In Aug 3 Senator
Cummins throw the Republican state
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convention lino disorder today when
ho named the party of Lincoln of
Grant of Roosevelt etc Ignoring
President Taft
Former Congressman Lacoy a
StandPatter walked Into the center
of the aisle crying Taft Taft raft
iu which ho was Joined by his fellow
stalwarts Roosevelts name was
cheered standing Cummins who
spoke as temporary chairman Jgnor
eil Lacoys cry but It was some Umo
before ho could resume A number Qf
socalled regulars did not stay to hoar
the address out
It was one oclock before the TPR
ohitioiiB committee was named and
sent to Its deliberations It stands
8lx ProorrcBsivos to five StandPntters
As the latter threaten to demand
ceaseless roll calls It was believed
by many thata night session would
be necessary
The majority report of tho resolu
tions committee endorses GOY Car
mel and there is merely a courtesy
reference to the national administra
tion
Tho committee of permanent organ
Ization chose Senator Dolllver for
permanent chairman by a vote of C
to 5 Chairman Cummins was fre
quently cheered by tilt Progressives
the Stalwarts generally remaining
silent unless to interrupt him
The entrance of Senator Cummins
the temporary chairman was the
signal for a wild burst of applause
In which many conservatives carried
away by the enthusiasm joined Sen
ator Dolllver slated for permanent
chairman also received an ovation
Senator Cummins mention of
Roosevelts name brought the nud
hence to its feet Then from the
StandPatters came cries of Taft
Taft Taft They wanted the party
referred to as the party of Taft also
11110 senator smiled during the out
burst but Ignored the request
and of Roosevelt ho at
tempted to resume whereupon the
cries of Taft were resumed by tho
Stalwarts
AB the speaker still denied the do
mand there were hisses These soon
censed and the Progressive leader
contlnud his address as It lay in man
uscript before him The majority report
port of the resolutions commitleo was
read in part
SALE OF TilE
IL < C BAKER I
MINES
rhe Gold Hill group of claims near
Brigham City has been bonded by II
C Baker to an English syndicate for
250000 the first payment to be made
on February 1 next
The property has been exported by
Harry Beaumont who says it IB the
making of perhaps the largest lend
mine In the United States Tho ore
bodies are In places 7fi feet wide and
the vein is well defined
The ore carries JO In gold and 150
to 40 per cent lend
There Is an Interesting geological
relation between the marl deposits
which were discovered by Mr Bak < > r
and front which the Ogden Portland
Cement company is now making Port
land cement and the deposits of lead
ore existing in the Gold Hill group
of mines
The Marl deposit which lies directly
west of tho Gold Hill group of mines
is simply the carbonate of lime that
has heen taken up In solution by the
waters that have percolated through
the limestone measures In which tho
deposits of lead Ores oxlwt
The annual decay of vegetation in
the mountain range produces car
bonic acid which is taken up by the
moisture of the melting snows and
In seeping through tho limestone
takes up carbonate of lime in solu
tion leaving vugs and largo caves In
which the metallic solutions are pre
cipitated making the ore deposit that
now exists
Tho true fissure hat has fault oil
the formation across the bedded
planes of the dlfforon iiuartzites anti
limestones of that section of tho Wa
satch range where the mines are lo
cated twentyfive miles north of Og
den has been tho channel through
which tho seepage waters had an op
portunity to flow and take up their
burden of carbonate of lime which
finally found a resting place In the de
posit known as marl which Is car
bonate of lime The fissure being of
great depth reaching down to the reg
ion whore metallic solutions won car
ried In thermal waters was a natural
channel for those solutions carrying
their valuable burden of gold slhe > r
and lead through which they reached
in their upward course the vugs and
caves in the limestone formation and
there were deposited replacing the
carbonate of lime that had been taken
away In solution
UOKEN OLSEN
A6A1NIN
COURT
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I The legal nemesis on the trail of
HokPii OlsenMs again busy and prom
ises to give the HuntsvIJIe blind tiger I
I snloontat no peace until he Is driven
from the dry district
Olson WHS haled Into the District
Ciirt this Ipornlug qi the chngi or
lh1 Ixidftim llrl R tttrmbCln
on luly 1 The cl1rtrcc Is nearly
tho sUVuo as tho on for which Olson
It tiov under penalty of sixty days I
In Jail and 250 fine H was alleged
n thp former caao thatOlgsn hiinio
Uui fourth < mv of July soul lutoxlciu
lrR lljiior rnntrarv to > bo til 3 laws I
Oi tliM Htarpp Olson HI < cnnvlrti
Tho CH < was npiipaJrtl to the su
preme court of thp ttat and oi pii
Mven his HbPt under 00111 It u
row charge that on the same day
ontl In tho same instance QUen no
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f ily violated the stnto law regarding
the aalo of Intoxicating beverages
but nlso violutfl the law regarding t
the rule of liquor to minors On this
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charge Olsoo IK lacIng a Jury
The jate ranted its cnfio shortly j
niter the noon infermlKslon ami It ib I
lkely that tho easo will be decided
luto this afternoon Olsen appeared j
In court jjtolctilly as ever despIte I
the fact that In the last thirty days j
lie has paid three separate fluea
amounting In tho aggregate to 200 I
md la sit present under bond of 500 i
lor a fourth conviction
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BLOODLESS SURGfRY I
PRACTIGEDSUCGESSfUL I
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 2 Put
ting aside the business for a fow
hours tho delegates to thp convention I
of the American Ostoopathlo associa
tion spent the afternoon In a trolley
car tour of tho city and Its suburbs
The evening was glyon over to a I
reception and dinner The condition
of eightyearold Yom Sternomann
who wan made the subject of a dem
onstration by tho famous Lornnz op
oration for con enUal dislocation of
the hip yesterday by Dr Harry
Forbes of Los Angeles la rapidly im
proving and those in attendance re
The Examiner I
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OR SALE
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned until C p m Aug
ust 10th iftiO for tho lease or
sale of tIlt Morning Examiner
No condltloiiB except now man
agomont must give it bond or
other security to pay for all all
vfluco puniciit8 for subscription
and advertisements at expiration
of lease For information see the
undersigned
THE EXAMINER PUB CO
D T TRACT Secretary 360
21thStreet
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ported to the convention today that
the affected leg of the patient had
been lengthened sn inch and a half
by the bloodless surgery
I SPRINGFIELD iILAIIg 2Rep
I rpRcutatlvn Charles Letiorer of Chi
cago Sidney Adler rig law partner and
Henry H Hoieer the law partner of
I Speaker Edward D ShurtlofT wero thn
I itncH8on before the grand jurv here
I today In the investigation Into the
Alleged lisp of imns < j 11 Lu
I with the loan hirk bill Hi ti H I
amending tho child labor act to per
I mit children to perform In then < IS I
and the law prohibiting tho manufac I
ture of possession of slot machines
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Jt has boon ve11 said that confidence is the fore
runner of success
I lEave coufidcmp that you can save money and de
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of ageing Under the GREEN GOVERNMENT I I
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its delicious flavor and healthgivini strength unimpaired s I
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