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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
COMMENCEMENT JUNE
Date Of High School Exercises
Decided Upon-Carnsgis LIZ
brary Committees Plans.

The date OF the commencement exer-
cises OF the Ogden High school was deu-
Mteiy liked last night for june T. The
board OF education decided this matter az
we urst meeting held in TWO weeks, ano
ule posed or the accumulated business
n committee representing the Carnegie
4.i"ltI@ dHauclluou. composed or Father
Nusnnahau- Daniel Hamer and Miss
aaa0ia, waited on the board and made q
request mat an money recently collected
ny means of school entertainments lor
The purpose for purchasing books for dlt-
ierent school libraries Dee invested iu "a
seq of books particularly applicable for
schoui work and Doe put in the library 90
% loaned Out 90 schools and individuals.
lhcF also asked that this rule apply u
the matter OF future entertainments. The
matter was referred 90 the suDcrlutend-
en- for n report The superiuteudent's
monthly report showed an average daily
1866.
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Episcopal.

Church of the Good Shepherd.-Corner
Grant and TWelty-tOurth street. Aired
Brown, rector. First sunday after Easter
Early celebration. s a. M; Sunday school
9-il. morning prayer and sermon. d..
evening service. $3.50.
The music ANA order of services for
Easter day viii De repeated this morning
and evening. Morning text. eye shall
know that I am the Lord when / have
Oh Lis Resurrection -
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Connla Want Divorce.

Mrs Lena Goddard. through her attor-
ucy, r. 81. Allison jr. yesterday filed
suit for divorce from her husband, How
ard Goddard The complaint alleges that
the couple were married Nav 10. 1885 and
that the defendant locomotive engineer.
has failed and neglected 90 furnish her
support. The plaintiff asks for divorce.
for the custody of their 3-ycar-old girl
and for alImOny.
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Corbett Is Better.

Word has been received from Mrs w.
j. Corbett that she found her husband
much improved 0n her arrival in Mex
SEQ and that she viii soon return 90 Os-
deu Iu case Uf her return o. ls expected
that the lady win take Up the work Of
municipal reform with the same method
and energy which characterized her re-
cent efforts along that line.
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HOWARD AS A WITNESS.
Claims an Alibi as His Only De-
Tense.


Frankfort. KY. April 1S-James How
ard was called as the first witness for
the defense in his trial today for the
murder Of Governor GOebel lie testified
to arriving here shortly before the shoot
ing. lie repeated his former testimony
that he was I'm the Board of Trade hotel
when he heard of the shooting and that
he had not previously that day visited
The state house grounds.
His defense IS an albl, and ln support
of this he gave the alleged movements OF
himself about the hotel from the time OF
his arrival until after the shooting he
denied that ne knew either Taylor. CUT
ton on GOebeL The witness also denied
emphaucally that he ever saw Henry
VOutsey until he met him 10 jail, and ne
denied positively and emphaucally that
he ever received "a letter from Governor
TavIor on aid amy of the things 90 which
YOutsey testified.
m0nv when court took recess.
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Woman Charged With Assault.

Mrs. III. Ford has sworn Co q complaint
charging Mrs. Leonard Buchseu with ass
Ford went ON 90 the premises of Mrs.
Buchsell Co drive back q calf which had
strayed across the boundary line where
upon Mrs. RuchEeIl assaulted her ana
threatening her life. exhibiting at the
same time "a revolver. The case viii come
up for hearing Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
LEGISLATORS INDICTED
Missouri Grand Juries Get Ac.
ton on Baking Powder
BoOdlerS.

50 Louis. April lS.-Trace of four more
A,Vuo bllls was obtained in the evidence
presented today. tn Is said that three OF
tlese nllls were used IN connection with
the fourth In influencing text book legis-
ial0n in the house
This Information viii be transmitted 10
Attorney General Crow at jefferson city
ana the indictments VIII be found there.
Among the witnesses TODAY were Rev.
Ciayton Brooks, pastor Of the Christian
church az Jefferson City. who began the
Doodle crusade by declaring from the
pulpit that bribery was rampant in the
Missouri legislature. Rev. Brooks fur
ther astouuded his audience by declaring
that he knew man 10 whom a 81 600 bill
had been paid for legislative influence.
While Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee
Is believed 90 De In Chicago nothing was
learned today as TO his exact where
abOuts.
Lieutenant Governor Lee is absent from
ST. Louis now because he is physically
unable 90 undergo the strain of testifying
before the grand jury, he has undergone
a terrible nervous strain IN the last rev
months and must have rest said Robert
=. Lee brother of the lieutenant govern
or. "I don't know his address in Chi
cagO but i have reasons 10 believe ne Us
there and I viii probably hear from hlin
today. He IS simply getung INTO coh az
ton to testify before the grand jury. lie
needs quiet Tor a week or so ana ne Is
going to Get it,
ole win be in ST. Louis 10 tesuIy DeIOre
the grand jury soon. probably Monday.
I know that 10 be his intention
Jefferson CITY. Mo- April lS.-The Cole
county grand jury tonight returned TOUR
indictments, three presumably agalhsL
state senators for alleged acceptance OF
bribes i'm connection with the alum Dill
LEGISLATION. Strict secrecy is maintained
and definite information as to the indlet-
rnfnts cannot be obtained. But by de-
auction III Is believed that one indictment
Isl against a St Louis senator, two against
senators living outside St. Louis ana tne
fourth against someone living ~ JelIeI-
SON Citv. This makes seven indictments
so far issued by the grand jury
The witnesses before the grand jury 10
dav were Senator Marshall Of Scott couu-
ri Hugh KeOnig, paying teller OF ~;
ouis hank where senator's are supposed
~ have deposited large sums OF money
J. b. Crumbaugh, doorkeeper OF Ih1
senate and John +. Price OF Olean.
After the indictments were returned
the Grand Jury adjourned 20 permit ClI-
e,,lt Judge HaZeu who convened tho
bodv 10 hold court IN Morgan county.
one OF the seven indictments ret uTliel
nv the Grand Jury is against Dahtel D.
EaIIV al New York on the charge OF nav
mo atfemDted TO brlbe Lieutenant Gov
ernor ZEE. Detective Tracy OF 81. Louls
hi n0Uy in New York with an lnIorlnaloH
fSsued for Kelly by Circuit Attorney uiA.
Governor DOckery tonight issued a FSqu,,-
sition on Governor Odeh or New loLA
for fine return Of Kelly, which was lIhiiie-
diateIv mailed to Detective Tracy
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Three Hundred More

Customers liked our seven-piece berry
sets SO well that we have de-
cided to continue our sale Monday
and Tuesday. Don't forget, one with
each 81 purchase. Come early. Ma
uonal Tea Imp. Co, corner Third
South and Main.
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First Presbyterian Church.-Mornlng
service at d. Subject Inspiration and
Cheer from the Waiting Dead "a study
iU the state of the soul after death. Mrs.
Atkins viii sing. Evening service az s
o'clock Subject "The Heavenly Vision
Upon the Value and Keeping OF Humaui-
tvs Crown The choir WIFI sing. En-
deaVOrers at o, Sunday school az l-.l5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
OGDEN CHURCHES.
Methodist

Methodist Church.-Suuday April lA
1898. Sunday school I'D "a. M; preaching,
ID: class meeting -; Junior league. g Do
M. Senior league. Z p. M, preaching s.
Subirct .sThe H0n0rableness of Toll A
cordial invitation is extended tO all these
services. Pastor, 6. S. Womer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
Ynrnr No. Conferencs-

The qaarterly conference Of the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement association
90 Weber stake viii Do held this evening
iu the tabernacle. Elder B. TT. Roberts
viii speak ON 'The Mission " the
Church" The tabernacle choir viii FUR
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DID

--~~~-~~~~~-@~~4~e~--
Gl+EASoN.-lu this city april la. 1.uJ.
john a.. Gleason, in bis t6tl year-
Funeral viii be held from the funeral.
parlors cf Eher 81. HaH, Opposite me
postoflee, at $3.50 A m. today. The re-
mains win Doe taken To- springvilie Utah.
Monday morning for interment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

First Church of Christ. Scientist
Church edlficc. corner TWtnty-t0urth and
Lincoln avenue. Service. al a. m. Sub
1eCt. Probation After Death" sunday
school, l0.ll a. m, Wednesday evening
meeting 81 O'Clock. All are invited. Free
reading rooms. suite Zl2 EcCles buildins
open daily from 90 p. IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
sneeial Jardiniere Sale.

On Monday between 9 and i a, m.
we will sell our $3.50 for $3.50; our $500
for 81 .S5; our $3.50 for $1,00 and our
81 % for 85c. The most beautiful line
i'm the city. National Tea Importing
Co. corner Third South and Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

The Southern Pacific Offices Dr. ogden
Gardner, surgeon general OF the system,
succumbed Yesterday tu am operation for
appendicitis performed in the hospital al
san Francisco.
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WALL PAPER

GmSSicsn Van Paper @. 5 Easf :
South. Phone 1852 x.
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STORE BUILDING and fixtures. com
plete, can be easily moved: also steam
pump 10 III. T., and set of water jackets
H., Box 9u, City.
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FLUFF RUG WORKS.

CARPET CLEANING. Phone 1ao9-x
Rugs made from your old carpets. 10
Gaby. Prop. G6 W. South Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
Oh AGG0aat Oi is AbsOInte PnritY

over 1000 leading doctors prescribe and
indorse it as the only absolutely pure an
coholic stimulant known to the medical
profession Nearly every prominent hos
pital uses IL exclusively when a stimulant
or tonic is required.
Many clergymen use DUFFY'S PURE
MALT for medicinal and family pur-
poses.
We receive thousands Of written en-
dorsements from grateful patients who
have been cured by DUFFY'S PURE
MALT Write for our Free Book.
CAtIlON-When you ask for Duffv's
Pure Matt Whisky be sure YOU get the
genuine. INSCRIPTIONS dealers. mindful
Of the excellence OF this preparation. will
try TO sell you cheap limitations. and So
called Malt Whlskey substitutes, which
are put on the market for profit only.
and which, far from relieving the sick,
are positively harmful Demand .Duf-
tys' and be sure you get IL. II Is the
only abgOlutely pure malt WhiskeV which
es. Dutty's is sold only IN bottles. our
ire. Never in bulk or TASKS. Look for
the label
skey Is sold by an druggists and grocers.
medicsl booklet containing symptoms and
cling testimonials. Duffy Malt Whisky
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SAFES

NEW or secondhand cash, trade or
terms sorensen-StOutt Co.. IS &. "a So.
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FUR MANUFACTURERS.
~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~- 49,
FURs MADE TO ORDER AND RE-
paired Complete stock made up Hirh-
est prices paid for raw furs and live wild
animals. r. Stencil Fur Co.. go Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
DENTISTS
TYPEWRITERs

NEW or secondhand. cash. trade OF
terms. SOrensen-6t0utt Co. a8 j. I'd So.
Remington TEpewriters rented from
50. 90 month I'D by manufacturers. 10 ID
W. sd South, Phone 1854 Y.
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FIkSr-CLASS shoe salesman. manager
und good bookkeep.r wants position out-
side CITY, Anareos Lock bHN oiN Salt
Lake civ
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CARPENTER and pattern maker. H.
+. Williams. 1ls E. 1st So. Phone ss4 Y.
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Conrregational.
PresbVterian.

First Congregational Church.-No
morning service Evening service al s.
O clock Subject THE Great Refusal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
CITIZENS COAL co.

The VIII Rees Plumbing company re-
moved to POS South State street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

DR.. A. Scott Chapman. dentist. now
located room 8, Walker Bank building
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sCAVENGERs.
-~~.~~~J~~~~~~4~-~-
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Osdce
Ct W. LIST South. Tel l4lI y
SALT LAKE sCAVENGER co. Ofnce
So South Main. Tel 366.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
Robust at 1O4

NVNUIL g TUT
townsend Miller, Jamaica, L. J., writes.
Though i am now past l04 years of age.
[ am today as strong and healthy as
i was fifty years ago. and still able 10
do good days work. i attribute my
health. VigOr and great age 70 the con-
slant use Of a little Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky daily for many years II has
kept me free from disease and prolonged
my life twenty-five years Duffy's Is the
greatest medicine in the world. q god
send TO old people, and I viii never be
without It,
DUFFYS PURE MALT WHISKEY
cures consumption, coughs. colds, grippe
bronchitis. pneumonia. catarrh asthma
malaria and an low fevers Ii aids d.
gestiOn. stimulates and enriches the blood
and clcanses the system from germs OF
every description. Ii inylgOrates the
BRAIN insures refreshing sleep. keeps the
old young and the young strong.
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The WaIker Brothers Bankara.

Report made 20 the secretary Of state of
the state Of Utah, of the condition of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
ARE NOW TAKING STOCK.
Farmers Subscribing For the Hold
ings in Ogden Reservoir Co.

The regular weekly meeting of the COM
mittec engaged in the organization of the
company for the purpose OF constructing
The reservoir lu ogden valley was held
yesterday. The committee agreed on e.
plan of alllus zap the subscription books
of the stock % De issued and will meet
again next Saturday. in the meantime
the committee members viii receive sub
scrpuOus for the stock ana the Officers
win not be elected until at least two
thirds of the 100000 90 bee issued has been
taken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
pLuMRTNa 80 EEATIWa.

-r-r-r-NlrlNNr-r-rl11F1
JAMES j. FARRELL. 535 South Mai
street Phone 1915 A.
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HOCsECLEANING by the day Iy
practical man. lU0 Herald
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CASH REGISTERS.

~--s-e-~---r-~~--e-~4~~
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Osca.
Cr0sneil. sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repat ing No. 2M Main ST.
NEW or secondhand, cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. As =. "a So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE.
Prominent Members Leave Tomorrow
For Provo.

For Provo.
The grand lodges OF the ]. .. o. r. and
lne ltebekah order On Utah convene this
week ln Provo and prominent Odd Fcl-
lows VIII leave tomorrow for the Garden
CITY. The Rebekah srand lodge c0uveues
Monday and the grand lodge of the odd
Fellows Tuesday. From Ogden the latter
org anlZstl0n win have Boo attendance as
representative from Ogden lodge no.
i. A. Cook and Henry Eisseli and fr0m
Junction City lodge No So y. A. Little
field and Jesse ]. Driver Past Grand
Master III. T.. Wardleigh and Grand
Warden A. A. Sumner will also attend.
The ladies' branch OF the order will De
represented by hirs. II. a. Cook. who has
been chosen grand warden. and Mrs a.
A. Summer. delegate.
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DRESsMAKING.
0~-e0e0-0-00-~0~0--~-- -0-0-0-~-0-~
SCHOOL OF dreBsmaking opened BY
Mrs, Nordquist. at Ga So, lst West.
SUNBURST skirts and silk Pett!cOats
made 10 order; accordion and side pleat-
ing. Mrs. Jennens, AZ East First South
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Modern Plumbing
Honest Plumbers.

At moderate prices. George c.. Uoyle &
Co. 211 State street Phone lG2.
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ECOkkEEFER wishes position trn
wears experience with h.g WhOlesale
houses A D reterence5 furnished if nee-
essary. Address d. 81 BoE lII cts
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D. ". JAMES. suce essor fa James 4
Harris. plumbing steam 40 lul water
contractors. IS =. I'd s., s. Phone So
ANDERSON & BEERS practical
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7. N. Higley & Co.. 100 East First
South. Phone 752. Electric wiring.
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Expert Dentistry, Moderate Prices.
DR.. Kirkwood. 1891 Main street.
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In one night Take a tablespoonful OF
"Duffy's" in a glass Of water or milk
every two hours To prolongs life. ask
your doctor
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State of Utah County of Salt Lakes
J.. ii. Farnsworth, being first duly
sworn according 10 law, depOses and SAYS
that he is cashier of the above named
bank that the above and foregOinE report
contains a fun, true and correct state
ment Of the condition Of the said bank
at the close Of business on the 9th day OF
April 1903 L. II. FARNSWORTH
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of April, 1903
w. i. LAKE
Notary Public
State of Utah, office Of the Secretary Of
state.
]. James T. Hammond. secretary or
state of the state of Utah. do here
by certify that the foregoing is a
(SeaD full. true and correct copy of the
statement Of the above named COM
pany. now on file in my office. 18th
day of April, 1903.
j. T.. HAMMOND
Secretary of State.
BY d. r. Hammond, Deputy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
DUFFYS PURE
MALT WHISKEY

The standard Of purity and excellence
5r nearly half "a century IL is just what
8Ou need 20 build up your system. after
the long. tedious strain of winter DUFF
FYS PURE MALT WHISKEY has no
equal Ii contains not a drop of 'Fusel
OH. the most dangerous ingredient
which IS found ln other WhLskies
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Kemmerer. ROCK Springs. c. Gate.
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MIDWIVEs

MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER, 83s W. 2rd
North, attends cases before during ahc
after confinement VIII nurse patents
az her home II desired Retefences
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER W. HALL, successor TO A. S.
Watson. 10 W "a South. Tel. 1913.
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WARNING AND vENTILATINe.

HIGSON & ROSSETER, steam and hot
water heating. No. l5 u. LIST So. Phone
AIS.
p. ]. MORAN.-Steam and Hot Water
Hating and Ventiiatng Apparatus. No.
l53 West Second South.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-03
Jones Claims Yakima,

Congressman Wesley L. Jones OF
North Yakima was in Spokane last
evening. the guest Of A. s. Crowder.
Mr.. Jones came I'm from the gather
Ing OF veterans at Deer Park, where
he spoke. and remained over night
here. He left this morning for Pa
louise. where he will deliver the
Fourth of July Grafton. He Is due
at Pullman on the 9th.
The congressman said that his visit
had no political significance at this
time and he said that there was
nothing Of public interest in the way
of nSws from Washington which has
not been read In the newspapers.
AS the reporter was leaving the
congressman he observed: by the
way. Mr.. Jones. 1t has been intimated
that you will have some trouble in
getting the support Of Yakima coun-
ty for denomination next year"
us that soT' rejoined the con-
gresham. well It's too early now
to say very much about next year.
but In the meantime I shall not worry
for a minute about Yakima county.
The boys there are all right and that
delegation will be for me absolutely"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-03
A City That Bakes Bread.


ing I to he o
a a
toll abolished
md in rejoiced
well America Tho Sakes organized kept
formed trust big trust but thorough
chased
Had In
started lawsuit
reached highest judicial authority
starvation before
little
did
Of sold
xu
lost ndas
municipality that business
lei
Caana be
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-03
Excuses for Lying.

general
Of
the
guard and told
Tie about fidelity
to
country
q lie properly so-caled"
This more
he
And the real
ones not But it distinguished
with the
tenhs justifable
ognized
nj
highest quality usefulness
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-03
Jobs But No Men.

The life Of the employment agent Is
not happy one these days. Simply
because certain unkind people won't
labor he says he is losing money.
There are hundreds of apparently idle
men roaming around the city as any
one can observe by standing at the
intersection Of Main avenue and Ste
vens street. The employment men are
delused with orders for help Of every
conceivable description and they can't
make good.
what Is the reasonT was asked
one of the agents. II don't know.
These fellows can live for little or
nothing in this city and perhaps
wages are not sufficiently tempting.
You See" he continued. "the op-
portunity for employment" pointing
his finger at a signboard with list
of some 20 different classes of labor
wanted. 81 want men, but 1t is I'M
possible to get them. They'll hang
around here until the harvest time
comes. when higher wages are in
vogue. but for the present, well it's
delightfully."- cool these days and we
fellows can live cheap, too"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-03
Middle Over Office
OF County Physician

Mayor Boyd has called a meeting
Of the board of health to take action
toward electing a new health officer
to succeed DR.. D. c. Newman. The
mayor says that he has received a
number of charges against DIR. New
man, among them being reception Of
fees to which he had no right,
In discussing the indefinite charge
as expressed in the mayors letter the
health offlcer makes denial and says
the mayor Is "a cheap liar" recalling
the charge made that the health Of
ficer had given permits to dump garb-
age in Hangman creek
Mentioned as possible successors to
DR.. Newman are Drs. w. w. Elmer,
f. l.. Kimball and J.. M. Boyd, the
latter being the father of the mayor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-03
AROUND The WORLD
BY CHAINED LIGHTNING

NEW YORK, July 3.-Arrange-
,ments have been completed by the
Postal Telegraph and Commercial
Cable company for President Roose-
welt to open formally tomorrow morn.
ing the new cable to Manila. He will
send a dispatch from his home at
Oyster Bay to Governor Taft, con-
graduating him and the people Of the
Philippine islands on the fact that at
last they are to enjoy the benefits Of
direct telegraphic communication
with the United States. and hi$ mes
sage will convey to the people pf the
islands a sentiment Appropriated the
day.
Further interest will be ttached
to the feat by the fact that Eoyernor
Taft's reply will be sent b} way Of
the eastern route, thus completing
the circuit of the globe. The mes
sage from the president will go from
New York to the Pacific coast by the