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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-23
DEATH in MILL RACE.
Little Charlie Hall, Of Cedar Rapids,
Meets Tragic Fate.

Special to nes-Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Nov. 23.-Death by
drowning, in the mill race here, was
the tragic fate met by Charlie, the
five-year-old son OF Joseph Hall. The
child's body was found by his father
in the rear Of the Anchor mills a ply
sician was called at once and every ef-
fort made to resuscitate the lad, but to
no avail. The patrol wagon was sum-
moned and the remains taken to an
undertaker's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-23

It will wash and not Pub on
This complexion all envy me,
IT'S no secret, so IN tell
Take thou Rocky Mo4tltain Tea.
Mcbride & VIII Drug 90.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-23
"To all the Browns kindred,
From Adams line down,
In the county Of Mitchell.
And Usage town"

The elite Of the city responded. and
the affair was a very swell occasion,
but since the matters connected with
the noted forger have come to light.
the Usage arjstocrats who attended
the reception have carefully conceal
ed the invitations to the party which
they once placed SO conspicuously
on the card receivers.
Italian or Hayne was convicted and
sentenced to eight years in the pcni-
Tertiary ut Sing Sing in 1898. With
the usual allowance Of good time he
was released early this year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-23
WENDELL r. MAULsRY, Auotlonssr
MARsHALTowN, IOWA.
Residence sos North Second ST.

November 28-J. A. Mooney, 3aa piles
south of Marshalltown. Big stock
sale Of horses, cattle, hogs. farm i'm
plements.
November 90 Charles Luethje, az
miles northeast Of Garwin, Tama
county. Clearing sale.
December II. II. Sullivan, 81 miles
northeast Of Garwin. Clearing sale.
Saturday, December .2-Burt Binga-
a,nan, 26 South Center street, Mar
shalltown. Harness, whips, fur
robes, the entire stock at auction.
December 4-Henry M. Lorenson, Il
miles south of Garwin. Clearing
sale.
Decer,ber 81. NJ. Carmean, 3k miles
southeast of Marshalltown. % tor
SEES, cattle, hogs, implements.
December 6-R. Kholer, miles south,
l mile west of Marshalltown. Stock
and farm implements, 80 cattle, hogs,
farm implements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-23

tel was built subsequent to the tear
Ing down Of the old Merchants. Neat
ly printed invitations were issued In
poetic form, and started out something
like this:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

ing farms was accomplished. II is
needless to enumerate all the varyin
numbers Of the program "Pawnse
Bill pledges to present. The repre-
tion of the bony express, the
Mountain Meadow Massacre, the
roping by cowboys and Mexican
vapueros, the dashiag Cossacks,
the acrobatic Arabs, the Chinese
japanese cavalry, the wonderful
feats Of craftsmanship will all be
seen. Much might be said Of the
horsema nship TO be presented by
the cowboys and their fearless
han.lling Of the bucking horses as
the festive equines hurl themseive
into the attitudes that Frederick
Remington has made all familiar
which many have felt only existed
in the eye Of the instantaneous
camera and the pages Of illustrated
magazines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
ROCK ISLAND RATTLE
The Cotton Traffic is Heavy. Nswsy
Personal Notes

Cotton receipts of the Rock Is
land have been larger than ever
known this early in the season.
There are nearly 1000 bales on the
platform at the compress AMI it is
coming in at the rate Of 600 to 700
bales per day. AT the oil mill
about twelve cars Of seed are being
received daily
Last week was a record break Ct
in the railroad business at this
station. Bus ness is picking up
all along the line and more crews
are being Pnt on.
Jim Wimple, Clarence Brook +,
and Bert Griffin have recent been
promoted 70 the position of con-
ductors. New m were enp,o,
ed to take their places as brake.
men.
Geo. Ross, chiefaclerk to Az mt
Stephens, leaves tomorrow for &
short vacation in Kansas Ciiy
c. J. King, one Of the FRI
house boys, has moved wit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
He EXPECTS
STATEHOOD
DENNIS FLYNN TALKS AT KANSAS
CITY. WILL PASS HOUSE BEFORE
HOLIDAYS
is A WASTE OF BREATH
To Talk Of Two States. Muskoaee Con-
vention will Help

Kansas City Mo. Oct 3.-Den-
MS 7 Flynn former delegate 10
congress from Oklahoma Territory
now attorney for the Frisco rail-
road in the territories, was at the
Hotel Baltimore last night Mr..
Flynn seemed exuberant over the
future Of the Southwest. He talked
Of the immense crops Of Oklahoma
and Of he bright hopes for admis
sion 10 the Union,
As to statehood, said former
Delegate Flynn, I'VE are all hop
ing and expecting it VIII come,
and the old Hamillon bill making
one state Of Oklahoma and Indian
Territories will be reiutroduc, d
and doubtless will pass the lower
house Of congress before the holi-
day adjournmeHi " at body
"Our prospects iuf al MISSION nee
essarily are better in the senate
than they were last year because il
will be long session, and it would
not surprise ne to see the discussion
Of the statehood bill occupy all Of
the time Of the United states ser
nate for fully six months after il
couvens to the exclusion Of every
thing with the exception Of appro-
priation bills.
The Muskogee convention
demanding stateh, od for Indian
Territory alone i bound to help
matters this winter NO one was
more ardent advocate Of one state
for Oklahoma bv ~ self than We
had signed agfeement showing
majority Of Xt ea Tiators at one
time favoring this, bit we lost |
have made up MY mind that from
nowon talk I any kind for state
other than one state, to be OF ok
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

laboma and Indian Territories IS a
waste Of breath
The Sequoyah convention
answered the opposition which we
met last year contending that
Indian Territory was unfit for
statehood and the Indian incapable
Of assisting to maintain state.
This convention took more advanc-
ed action than all Of the statehood
conventions held from the days Of
Dave Payne to the present time.
They elected as their chairman
General Porter, chief OF theCreek
nation, who IS conceded 10y all to
be one Of the brightest and ablest
men in the West. They proceeded
to resolute, as conventions have
done il .he past and they adopted
a state constitution which in many
respects is a good one. From now
on tits useless to talk about the
Indian not knowing what he wants.
The only question about statehood
now. with the delegates TO that
convention is how they want it.
AS a former advocate Of two
states, I,say frankly that | believe
80 per cent Of the people Of each
territory is for one state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
"PAwNEE BILL"
ness

Major Gordon w. Lille 'Pawnee
Bill will soon be here at the head
of his wild West and Far East
exhibition. He will bring with him
something Of his early environment
and in the midst of our bustling
city pitch camp" with his siren
nous cohorts and invite our people
to took upon the day when the far
western frontier was something
OF wilderness and to note the
stage through which its evolution
into a land Of thriving and flourish
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
TAINTED TEN MILLION
Turned over to the General Education
Board by Rockefeller.

New York, Oct. 3.-The $40, !
100000 ehl Of John d. Rockefel-
TO the general education board,
which was announced last June,
was paid 70 the board by Mr.. Rock
efelleF in cash today. In his letter
Of last June Mr.. Rockefeller am
nounced tina. his gift would be
Forthcoming on the first Of October
in cash or at his option, and the
cash was turned over to the
board
The ter million dollars was de-
livered TO the executive of the
board while in session by F. T.
Gates, representative of Mr..
Rockefeller, aud also a member Of
the committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
NEW OFFICE BUILDING
Elegant Rooms in the Terrell Building
Filling up Fast.

The office rooms in the new
Terrell building are fast filling up.
They are elegant rooms, large and
light. A broad hall extends east
and west throughout the building
and suits Of rooms are located on
either side. On the south side is
one large room used by the city
for police court and council cham
Der Then comes a room into
which Cochran & Cavett have
moved then comes the law office
of Lawrence Mills, next to which
is the suite occupied BY Mayor
Venabse.
On the opposite side Of the hall
are the offices Of the superintend-
ert Of water works, the citv col
lector and then comes the suite
rooms occupisd by Or. Ridd
The latter are elegantly furni
and equipped as special.
fee. The remaining two
will be occupied by DR. F
son.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

family to Eighth and Kansas.

!
family to Eighth aud Kansas.
J. w. Stewart, in charge Of Ii
pile driver, left this morning vii
his crew foi Arkansas to work (
a Rock Island extension. The
will be gone thirty days.
The machiue shop men are no
working only eight hours a da
All during the summer a full I'd
was employed OH full time and
sequently the power on this
is in good shape.
A shipment Of 4 ton
OF candy has been reoe
Ringing ci Gus reo
Mr and Mrs
psciel home
PhlladelpN Ni
e toaofo
Tae ]
Circle
o'clo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
Ou, 41Y
GentIel

with the Character
that satisfies. This means col
has all the snap, dash and sterli
makers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

l.. 5. Fielis was in from Verd.n
pesIerday Hewas on his way to
St Louis to buy goods
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

Will trade old papers for clean
cotton rags At this office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

J. A. McGehe
moved their CIR
ITO South 3rd
formally occi
tons Music
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04
CHADWICK
CASE AGAIN
IN COURT. CONES UP IN COURT OF
APPEALS. PETITION FOR WRIT
or ERROR
IT IS HER LAST CHANCE
will Go To Prison II Case Isn't Re-
opened

Cincinnati O., Oct, 3-The
petition for a writ Of error for Mrs.
Chadwick, charged with bank
wrecking and convicted al Cleve-
land Of conspiracy to defraud, was
at the head Of the calendar of the
United Strtes circuit court of ap-
peals which opened here today.
The record Of the case is one Of
the most voluminous ever brought
to this court. Mrs Chadwick was
convicted on seven of the fifteen
counts in the indictment and her
attorneys, DawIey & Wing, brought
the case TO the court of appeals on
a writ of error, alleging the inter
ior court had erred in various
points, that the alleged offense is
not crime under any statute of the
United States, petitioning for a
new trial
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-04

Wanted Girl or woman for
General house work. Apply to
Mrs. Reford Bond. 18th and Kan
sas VT
L. S. and l.. K. Prince went TO
Oklahoma City today on bus!-
mess
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10

Professor sutterlin writes IN the Frankfurter
,eftung that 1t is dangerous to bring COM
liaint against Naples coachman for cruelty
3 animals;. he knows Of an Englishman who
arrow street with dagger wound In his
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10

New Effects in Draught Screens
We
different
ne w and Thrum work. . : +
The arrangements s#
Framed tapestry Pans Or Mnaures set in Eurap Panels
Then there those with Hunting
lovely wood decorations
$500
TOUR panels. 1915, $3.50 and S.. so
$3.50, $1.75, $225 $3.50. - 81
in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-10
]. No Excuse

Why lowest kthou me7'' the maiden
sighed, 81 .........
With blushing brow and cheek,
Thou art SO fair the swain replied,
! $50 pure, SO, true, so weak. -
why lowest thou mes'' he whispered
| then. z&
And waited her reply,
Believing, like the rest of men,
That she could tell him why.
fI love you, dear she hung her head
And tears began to flow
II love you, yes, but Why she said,
TT IN jiggered if I know!0
-Lurana w. Sheldon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
BUTTE PARTY HERE.
doodsi2ed Excursion Crowd Seeing the
~ hts Of Salt Lake,

Au excursion from Butte arrived In
this city yesterday afternoon, ana me
today being taken around town on
the 'Soolug S0lt Lake ears. and 9th.
crWlsc Interesting themselves In the To-.
Cnl attractions Among the party are,
MIS-. = kcllng, a. r. Ociton, Mrs.
j, q, Jones MI ana Mrs Henry Krn.
ger ana daughter Mrs ], Rntclftc,
Mrp, D. j. llcylrou Andrew Bairlctto,
Rohorh clara, Ernest. ruil charles
JACK ANA John Sohpnk Frank Hoy.
non Carter Parrish, polor Ropolo jrn.
ME fcrlL charles T., Rose John lloins.
Horny Henrik Peter Kan, sylvia how.
man W Wuln r. J, Munaghan, drnco
on nm, Mrs, f. Parker Lucy Ropoc,
g, Loudcimilk. Cora Brewer Fred Tor.
n.y. Margaret forl James N, Donahoe.
NJ \ Smith A. D. Mclver !. D. Wi.
ton, Ben Ham, Tuo Parrish, II. T..
llovoy Mis-, Maudo lloyuy -. l.. Me.
Nnllough, George Moore. Mrs. g, v,
Wilson John Mlkock John Polite Mrs,
Y. Mclaughlin, Mr. ana Mrs John
Hawk MI ana Mrs Joseph Whulloy.
Hugh luly ana Miss Wmlfrod souircs
The party returns north late this
evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
SHORT LINE MAN
GOES TO PIN ROAD
A Better Appointment Comes TO
Hard Working Salt Lake
Rairoader
LEAVES FOR WEISER TONIGHT,
Thirty Mile Extension 10 be Built irsm
Council'--Work viii BIZ 10 Charge
OF A. Il, Rindolph.

4 better position camo today 10 a
Salt Lake railroad man who has beer
moving quietly but most effectively IN
his line Of work for u considerable
time, The gentleman n M 4. r.
Randolph. vhiol claim clurk uf the gons
orul freight department ol the oregon
Short Limo Mr. Randolph viii leave
Tor WclYcr Idaho, luuight 10 cntor the
NoWlco of the pacllu " Idaho North.
orn, generally known there Ia The rail.
road men az the PIN road,
II VIII BE- remembered lhat MI
lloigho, a former Short Line man, w
vice president and general manager
NJ this small but important Idaho
railroad, When be- WAS m Wait Lake
he got acquainted Win ana kept hH
oyca ON certain promising rniNondcW
here, Among lhosp VU Mr. Randolph
who has heou with the Short Line
since 1891 ana who hnf oror been known
nR Il capable worker I'M biz department.
iiosdy No. huY hrd u good deal nf pNs
pcrIonco IN construction, ana that by
the way N what ho VIII deal with
very lurgoly ian the position ol Rcncril
superintendent which WIN be his title
hereafter,
Tho pin road N 10 build 30 miles
Of extension from council aud that
particular work win receive much Of
Mr. Randolph attention, tie VIII en-.
ter upon his duties tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
WAS TIRED OF LIFE,
Because II Was u Losing Game, II, l.
Barber Committed Suicide,

Saturday o,,nmg At llI'O o'clock H.
/ BOrb2G formerly Of this city, com'
mIllcd suicide m tho rooms Of H. T.
McMurtIe IN hos Angeles Barber was
out Of funds and dependent ne ltft
u note IN the room whore the deed
was committed stating that the Fldol.
ily Trust company had refused TO hon.
or his drait mllc un them for 500
ana he was without OWds To- pay The
Eum nj the bank lor which reason he
considered that he wan WUd Of playing
u losing game,
MI Barber was uU uWuluNo of the
PcltEiohn tomoul 1911 * company ana
WAS trying 10 sell "a machine Tor max.
INK cement blocks Ton building pure
poses HIS home originally WAS IN WIN.
stead Comb ana Ms body Us now be-
iug held awaiting word from his rcla.
IlAtW,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
THE ATLANTIC WINS RACE
FROM DOVER TO HELIC0i.A AND

leland VI lldgoNnd luna 70 rTm
American srUuonur yacht Atlantic won
the waco for nuNlmy yachts from Dover
10 llougoNpl. completing the course IN
n hours % minutes, ~ seconds.
Tho annual race trom noy,r 10 lloIian
land WAS won b. the schooner yUpht
Supaunc, owned ~ u. lmlschngkl o'
Germany Time 10 hours Is mnulnf, 90
trroNdl
Thc yawl rhcrc'a owned Ny lclN
Simon NJ Germany NtN SECOND I'm ~
hours. IN minutes, 10 seconds,
NnNuhOo, Lu American hult schooner
urhl, OWNED by George w. NuNcua ut
GnmuuN was thIW IN " hours IS mlu,
uira q. iuConds, and the llr.urh .hn0n.l
yacht SunHhnu, owned hy H. N fommON
Wug fourth i2 houH % mmutyg % so
undu,
mo d,clUon Of the Iudgoa IL Tint lbo
fuNnuu Wins tho annual hoNul. llCllgu
mud race with tho Theresa wroud, Uul
the Slyuhou third Emperor Wilton W1N
~ have soon the UnFh hut remained ON
board the mncrRl yacht lluhcnaoll,m at
tuNluNon ON account of lhv tNIrk ios
prevailing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
n. Y. CENTRAL TWENTIETH
CENTURY LIMITED ON TIME

New York, June 10, The twentieth
century limited train on the New York
Central railroad arrived In this city
from Chicago at oj2i u, M today, three
minutes nhcad Of time !, left chIca'
40 a, $3.50 p, M Central time) yes
tcrdny and made the rum IN II hours
and 81 minutes This was the lWon'
ticih century's first trip AS am IN hour
train,
From Albany TO Hudson u distance
of 81 miles the trarin ran nj the rate
Of nearly 20 miles an hour 81 miles be-
ing made In 20 minutes ON another
stretch between Cas,cton and llud.
son, 20 miles were made IN Is min'
utos
The new train brought to this city
12 passengers many Of them prom,
incnt railroad mon They declared
that despite the great speed the ride
was oNsy and pleasant James n,
nm, son Of James ], I'M president Of
tho Great Northern and vice president
of the roud capt Grammar Nro
president Of the Lake shore, aud
George II Daniels passenger agent OF
the New York Central were pnsson'
gers, The average running time, M
Guiding stops was alta miles an
hour
Chicago, June la-'fhc hrst west
bound trip on IN rs hour basis made
by the twentieth century limited
over the Lake shore ralrond was nm.
ishod i've minutes ahoad Of time Tho
train WAS due here from New York ~
sac u. M, aud gldod into the la sale
street station M s9o
Thc train averaged ono 70 0vo min
u,os ahead Of the Nohoduc nll the
way The average running time for
the entire distance wnH i3 l'3 miles An
hour. outside Of stops, the train oe'
uupiod " hours ana nine minutes IN
making the Journey between New
York and Chicago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
Independent Telephone.

Chicago June To- Delegates TO the
convention Of the National Interstate
Independent Telephone association,
which VIII Omen here tomorrow are arr
rlving No fowor than 1000 delegates
aud exhibitors are expected during tho
week, ana every known phase Of the
telephon business VIII be exploited
One Of the leading questions 10 DO
discussed nj the meeting is the posi-.
bllity ~ installing an independent
company IN New York CITY, II IL de.
clnrcd and the subject ~ uniform
toll rates for lntcrconnocting telephone
plants VIII be another important topic,
The association hNH divided the terri
tory into districts, onch Of which WIN
be Officially represented by delegates,
and the advantages Of slandardl2lng
equipments ana operation VIII be fully
discussed with Wow Of satisfying the
largest possible number Of companies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
pressmen's Convention.

san Francisco, June lp--'rhe annual
convention OF the International Print
Ing prcssmen'e and Assistants Union
OF North America met here today, ana
win hold daily sessions during the
week Addresses Of welcome were de-
llvcrcd by Mayor Schmi,S, w, j,
French, president Of the san Francisco
labor council and Chairman Phillips
OF the convention committee
President Higgins Of Charleston,
Mass, Is candidate for recollection,
clnnail, and frank pampusch Of Don.
yer, Socy,Trcasuror w j, Webb OF
Brooklyn, New York has n rival for
the office IN PHILIP II, Ayroa OF New
YORK CITY, pittsburg seems TO lead
nB The noXl CONVENTION city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
CAR MEMS UNION.
Street Railway Boys Elect 0nccra for
Ensuing Six Months Who They Are,

The street Railway Mems union has
elected these oIlloors for the following
INK months
President J w. Lannon'S FIRST vl,o
president Parker nykas. mcund vice
president Harry Young recording Soc.
rotary ~ w. a. Grey financial eupo.
luN A. IT, Rut treasurer =, ~
Read
lYoouliyc Boiid. John ioncr j. H.
NrCouy ~ W PALMER W, y. Pierce,
William Cooking Parker Dykre, -, j.
tot'oroll President j, H. lamont Re-,
cordlnE fcorrtafy drcY Financial foe.
Rotary llurt
rondnciorg.-l ~ liolt H. NJ Lu,
mont
Wordcn' j. A. Anderson, lbwm
Lloyd
Houlncle J. NJ Van Scooter n, J.,
Grooming
Correspondent H. T. n, GfoN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
gym" NOW OPEN.
Thotat Y n G, A, With Bath, In
Active Operation

The gymnasium ana baths At the Y,
NJ, G., \, are now opcn and following h
the schedule Of gymnasium classes,
The preparatory ages 10 to r., win
meet from I TO ON wednesday ana
from 10 10 AZ M ON saturday, junior
agcs f. 10 80, from I 10 ON Tuesday
and from 1913 10 LES IN saturday,
intermediate, ages n 10 IT, from I 10 3,
from $3.50 ~ 1880 on Monday I 10 . ON
Thursday al $3.50 ~ 1880 On Friday,
sonlor class over A. from s 10 0 ON
Tuesday ana THURSDAY business men
from . to 4 ON Monday from lgl6 10
lili ON Tuosday from 10 q on We'd,
nosdaN from l2ll5 10 l.li on Thursday
from ; 10 u on Friday ana from 20 3
ON saturday
The Turkish baths ana massage arc
IN charge Of william 7, walker n pro.
fcselonol of long experience, aud the
entire building Ia getting rapidly into
shape for the formal upcnng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19

lolsod and made easily accessible for
reference"
TRIP, AN EDUCATOR,

y, g. Rowland chairman Of public
lunds aud Irrigation Of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Manufacturers Of Agrlcul'
tUul Implements md Vehicles who
said Win u smile, that his title was
perhaps bigger than his SALARY, is am
ether member Of the distinguished
party who talked with 4 representa-
i've Of the "Nowa' on tho train tins
morning lie said,
THE members Of this party are re-
criying u great oducatlOn ON this MP,
Thpy are learning a great deal moe
about irrigation than they ala whon
they started, They are gong into
everything thoroughly down to tho
mnu,cst dotli; and their visit here
VIII be great thing FOR Utah ana the
west Just us soon M the prescn, legk
Mntor right difficulties are disposed or
IAN OF w want 10 zee arid lands
reclaimed ana cultivated by small
holders instead d being IN the hands
Of spectators. This win be u gr,at
ming for the United states, because
instead Of exporting )ur goods ana I'M.
PIGMENTS we VIII nave great ANA
growing market IN the west"
Expressions similar to the above were
mndo by other members Of the party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
FYFE, MANSON n co. FAIL.
Prominent Grain Commission
Firm on Chicago Board Trade.

Chicago June la.-leyfo, Manson & CO.,
q grain commission lifm prominent on tho
chicago board Of trade wont into the
hands Of receiver today Notice was
posted at tho board notifying All persons
having trodos with the Arm to close the
trades AZ once
Tho application Tor recclNorshlp was
made voluntarily by the hrm, which ls
slld ~ ho involved 10 the extent ~ be,
tween ii00n ana Noe0 Uric klng pres,
dent Of the grain ana stock protection bu,
rcnu, was named ~ receiver
Tho failure " attrlNuiod ~ the fact that
the firm has recently favored the bear
side OF the corn market contrary a. oNs
pectAilon NJ the nrm, quotations Tor corn
have shown an upward tendency since tho
hull deal IN corn for May delivery wa
SUCCESSFULLY completed,