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Permits Show $4,000 Work for
Two Weeks.

The seml-monthly report OF Building
Inspector Lewis shows the following;
Ed p. Midgiey, 81 East Third South. ,,a
c45 5tfa no'' Bros. second ana L
Lewis Kjergara, and Third ga
T. =. Shaw, SIS West Third North, o.o
George gorge Pit. Eighth North and =
Fourth West. brick cottage........ so
and Streets tree ' Brick. moo modorh RI 1000
Street. s' rear. threestory briek....'. 1000
John II. Threlkeld. Tenth East be
tween Ninth and Tenth South, 80.
frame cottage ........,........,.,'... 10y
William II. Thompson, Eleventh
East and Eleventh SOUTH brick ooo
James Whytock, 9a! North Third
West. brick cottage --.-............ l,y9
Mr.. Bradisher. Seventh South be
brick cottage .' ..' 49,. $50
ond SCUM. brick 81 Cottage, double. 1900
EAST EAST as"s '.'' 90 .'oe' sea
Rudolph Evans, near Ninth
street, frame addition :....,......;... .
]. A Fritsch, Thirteenth East be-
6TicR eo Tqat anu MN sun ~" $3.50
story Synod modern brick ....'... W." 400
story brick, second story wood. 3,o00
\. Richter, agent FOR Mrs. Julia
East brick ad cottage ..,........ 80 1850
j. p Mahan, Eighth South and
West Temple, brick cottage ....-. eco
Martin Grimm, Wishing court. two
brick cottages t............,.....,..,. -,oeJ
~. S. Mccormick, a South Main
street repairs .........-............-. So
Kelly & Co, 6S West Second South,
stone addition ........................ SO
DR. Philo F. Jones. 1855 South Sixth
East, modern two-story brick. $50
Q, Sorenson, $40 East Fourth South.
brick cottage ........................ 1.5V
Total .,.. ....,...................... SO. 800
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

N~~~N~~
MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING.
The ReSman Van & Storage Co., only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams, warehouses, etc. Large
three hcrse vans. Two large warehouses.
expert furniture packers can ship ycc.
goods to any part Of the United States
and save you money Member of the New
York Furniture Warehouscnen' > associ-
alton. Have correspondents in all the
principal ciSes. II YOU want NOur goods
shipped from any point east of west see
us as our connections with other large
concerns makes II pUssibie to save you
money and trouble. Office, 13-ll5-In 8
West Temple ST Both phones $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
cozIER REAPPoINTEp.

Washington. Nov. 1S.-The president to-
day announced that General William
Crozier had been detailed as chief Of
ordnance for the next four years. Cen
eral Crozier is now serving in that ca
pacity.
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Bank cIearinos Climb Higher.

The splendid condition Of business IN
Salt Lake City continues TO be shown III
the increase in bank cfearings. The clear
ings averaged over a m~lion a day for
the week Just closed. and the total for
the week il FAR beyond q million over the
cIearinss for The corresponding week OF
last year. The figures for the two weeks
are given herewith:
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Employees of the Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific in
Salt Lake and Ogden have been asked
10 make statements Ia their superiOrs
giving the amount of the life insurance
they carry Ia various stations on the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
hUCTIONFERs.

J. /. RUSSELL works on commission or
salary. s56 z. Ord So. Ir6. 2649.
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Brick by the Million.
Local Stocks Are Slow.

The quotations on the favorite local
dividend stocks at the close of tho week
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land. section SO, township l south,
range / west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Alfred Bennion to Edwin Bennion,
land. section u, township , south,
range > west ,..,..-........,......s..
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Personal.

THIN people made plump. Never fails
% cuee iaannesS- Every ingredient Is fat
producing. Formula. 81. A. J Nis-ep,
Clinton, o.
THOMAS G. WRIGHT, aged e. a
fiiaer in southern Nevada a year ago;
any information OF him win be gratefully
received by his aged parents. John r,
Wright Rogers. Ark
DEAR r.: VIII 40 as you wish: an
vel. Is. s. o. KID. u.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

s-@I@1"~11~'|'17@
PAPER-HANGING az &c per roll
'Phone Forest 65-X. Ernest StuTm.
EXPERT men for an branches house
cleaning. National House Cleaning Co.,
81 e. lst 50. Both phones.
KAPGAN House c. Co cleans every
thias. OfcIeo under Walkers bank, Ben.
1492-%7 Ind, ll93.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

kGPLAN, expert wall paper cleaner.
Rooms Si.UJ mp. office under Walker 5
bank. Ind. if9S' Bell, 1892 \.
NATIONAL House Cleaning company,
"a l. Ist South ST
BUTTE Paper Cleaning Co. Leave or
dcrs Smith Drug &C. Both phones 22S
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DARTS.

EMPIRE DAIRY; II. n. Standish. man.
Agsr; l2s = , -. Bell s0Oo: Ind PISS
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DENTISTS.

~-~-~N~~~Y~~~J~-~~>~~~~~
DR. II. h WEBER, removed to 20S-I
Scott Bldg. Phone 3Si2 X.
A. :. CHAPMAN. Dental. 56-6 Scott
Bldg. Phones; Bell 1854 Y; ind. 255s.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS.

-~~~-~~~~~~~>-~>>D>~O>~~~N~D ~N~~~~O~~N~n~e~na~
STOVES. ranges and furnaces cleaned
and repaired, water jackets cleaned and
put in, castings at wholesale and retail,
chimneys cleaned; all work guaranteed
Western Foundry g. Stove Works. 242
State. Both '9hOneS.
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CARPET CLEANING.

~~~~~NO~~~~~~~-~~~ON~~ ~~s~~-~S~N~~~~~~~~~~~~
WE CALL for, take up. steam clean
and relay YOUR carpets on short notica
Thorrberg Steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
S53~Sa3 (. 9Th So Phones 1905
FLUFF rug works. 30 W so. Temple.
E,dw. Gaby. Propr. Phone. IND. 1903.
Bell 1909 X.
\ /, STEAM Carpet Cleaning works,
W. & ST. =, Eynou- bell e9l9: Ind no
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DRESSMAKING.


TO intro.uee my work in This city viii
sew very reasonably, waists, IRIS,
dresses. etc. 154 s. 2d East. room Z.
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TYPEWRITERS,

AS>-N~~~~s->~~~~~s~Os~~~- ~~N~~~~~>>~~~~~~-~~~~~s
WE RENT. repair, exchange, sell and
buy all makes Of writing machines: cash
or payments. typewriter Exchange. b.
". I'd South.
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FLORISTS.

SALT LAKE HUDDART FLORAL Co.
"a Z. "a So Phones 81. Specialist on
funeral designs and everything floral
THE ROSERfE-Cnt flowers. floral ar
rangements. l42 5. Main. Both phones SIS.
Z. a. LAMBOURNE FLORAL co, s 50.
Main With WilJes-HoFne Drug Co F'ti-
rsral work aud DECORATING oar speciality.
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PHYSICIAN.

DR.. IRA 4. +. LYONS, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Rooms 51-JG, over Walkers
Store. Tel. Office 1917 X. Res. ,9S5 Y.
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ACCORDION PLEATING.

-~0-~~~N~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~.~~ N~~-~O~J~-~>~>~|~>>~~>
SUNRTRST accordion ana side pleating.
Mrs. JeDpeus, 253 Cd East Bell phode
S14--tE-
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ASSAYERS.

~S~oS~N A~~>e~~~J~~O~~~-~S~~~~
". A. HODGES, assayer ard chemist
193 W. ID So St. Salt Lake City.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. To- South
West Temple St: NJ. 5. Hanauer. man
ager. Analytical work a specially
J. W. CURRIE. No. 20 ". 80 South ST.,
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or ex-
press receive prompt attention
:. M'VICKER, assayer. &c Richards St
Z. II. OFFICER & Co. asssyers. lG9
So West Temple St. Salt Lake City.
CRISMON & NICHOLS, asssyefs ana
chemists. 20 5. w. Temple. Salt Lake
city.
". II. TREMAYNE, assayer, over 141
Main St. Salt Lake City. Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention
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CASH REGISTERS.


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS oscar
GroshelI. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. %. .dsin St
Second hand registers ALWAYS .a stock.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

>eseSNe~,sN~>~N~~~S>~~~@~
The funeral OF Frank Kimban Jennings
VIII De held az Priscilla j. Jennings res
ldcnce. 81 i street, al II 4. N. this (Sun-
dayl morning.
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LAWN FERTILIZER.

~~~~~--~~~>-0~~~s-~~~~~|~N >~~>~~-~N~~~~~~~-~~-
BEST pulveriZed manure for lawn
dressing. SOC a load at Hub Dairy, foot
% No Temple 81
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TAILORS.

Tsy~~1s7@.S~-N-~-~-@-N|~
A NJ ROSELLs, - State. Tel. 214S x.
Fine selection OF wooiens. Suits to order.
Gents own goods made up. Cleaning and
repairing. Work guaranteed. Low priceS
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ROOFING.

~-~~1~y~~.~~y~~~~~~~~~~-~~
A REMEDY FOR LEAfGS-Mas tic
Roofing manufactured by National Mas
tic Roofing Co, 81 Commercial Club
Bldg.
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S L. FIRST so.
Paul Helm. Prop.
200-rOoms-2OO. Rates 25c. CSC and 60c.
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RESTAURANTS.

CHINESE NOODLE HOUSE,
YEE TOM
Short orders, American style. Chinese
chop sueY and noodles, FiFst-ol4ss dishes
and service. Private diuIbg rooms. Open
day and night, Mo- I23is State St Omen
Saturday, oct IS
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SCAYENGERS.
SEWING MACHINES.

S~~~~S-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
WHEELER & WILSON sewing ma
chimes. 35S s. State Both phones. Ind.
1854 Bell 526-%.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

One-haH cent a word Daily. prepaid
Five cents counted line If charged.
one cent a word SUNDAY. prepaid. Ten
cents counted line IL charged.
~-~~~~~~~~~---~~~-~s~--~-~-
MONEY at low rates, with .unequaled
partial payment privileges. Pay back
any amount at any time and receive in
tefesi. We loan Tor building. our free
booklet OWN YOUR OWN HOME"
explains fully Salt Lake Security &
Trust CO., 32-Sf Main ST. OPEN SAT
DRDAY EVENING, z to 2.
n borrowing off the Home Trust q
Savings company you are dealing with
home people who are loaning their own
money direct and who will allow you h
repay in partial payments. large or small,
as you choose.
If you are selling or buying property
We win not only furnish money 10 coTaY
plete the transaction. but viii guaran-
tee the title and prepare all papers with
Out extra expense.
THE HOME TRUST * SAVINGS COM
ana 10 W. First South street.
Glen Miller President.
George Sutherland.
Aaron keyser, Vice Presidents.
h. d. Hardy. Cashier.
stephen IT, Lynch. Manager.
MONEY or furniture. pianos. anything
lowest rates in cit$', No delays; no re-
movSls; .2ng time; pay any amount. any
time strictly private. Snow Co. can
hell lllS-h.
er-Eldredse Eocll. strictly confidential
SALARY loans. days or months. Em-
p.oyes Credit Co. So So Main
LOANS on FURNITURE. eyc.: easy cay.
mants, low rates. Otto VIII, IL E@sio
block.
FURNITURE and chattels: ;sw rates
MRrnaue, rms. 5e-55. Conf RlS. Bell If1z X
UNCLE SAM The cut r&Jc pawnhra1er
holds goods the LONGEST. makes the large
est loans at the least interest on all col
iaterals. 50 r. lGt So.
SEE Equitable J.. * q. Co.. J3ia W Ind
So, for loans on furniture OF any good
security; strictly private: low rates,
LOWEST rates and easiest terms Gn
furniture. pianos, vehicles. personal prop
erty etc. Room 10. over kcith-O Brjea's
store.
Al lowest rates OF interest on all col
lateral security. Uncle Sam. the cut-rate
pawnbroker 80 East First South.
or mortgages: low rates. r. L. Pritch-
ard, Mgr. r. L. Dept. Wilson Sherman
Co. 80 W. Second South.
EASY money. easy terms, easy rates;
very private chattels and other securE-
ties; see us. Room a09 Atlas Block.
ILOAN only nav own money; no com
mission; no eastern company: no third
party; no delay: low rates. many options:
rs years business in Utah with only one
foreclosure is evidence that l treat my
patrons literally,
Russell L. Tracy. No. Il . ist So.
PRIVATE loans on furniture. etc. easy
payments low rates; no removal 30
Atlas.
IL YOU need money. we vii discount
your salary. Star Loan Co.. b07 Atlas
l3lk., top floor.
ON UTAH and Idaho farms: special
option. Miller AZ Niele. 500 Mccormick
Bldg.
AT LOW EST living rates, on pianos
furniture. horses, vehicles; easy terms.
r. c.. Wood, 40 Main ST., Room 80.
DON'T borrow troubiei borrow money.
Salaried men or women accommodated
an their note. without mortgage or en-
dorser. Easy payments. Confidential
Cherry. 407 -. T. Walker Bldg
ON ANY property. You retain pos
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TICKET BROKERS.

GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE, estab-
llEhed 1873 Railroad tickets bought. sold
aud exchanged. No. 81 Main s.. f. II
crosheu Mgr.
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GASOLINE ENGINES AND HOSTS
S~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~-~~~~-N>~eS-N~~~I~~-
STEAM HOSTS, all kinds machinery.
steam and electricity. j. NJ. SVEN.
$50 South Third West St
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SOCIETIES.

NAOMI REBEkAH Lodge No. ] meets
every second and fourth Saturday even
ing of each month in ODD Fellows Tenn
pie, Market street.
A s. RITE-The four coordinate
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday IN eacn month at Masonic hall
corner West Temple and Second South
SIDNEY ". BADCON. ed Degree
V. NJ Jordan Lodge e Perfection No. .
r. W. PINKERTON, I'D Degree
". NJ. James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
NTTRA O. RHoADEs. K. c. c. H.
Commander Salt Lake Council Kadosh
WILLIAM ]. LYNCH. SD Degree.
- M of X, Utah COEsistOFy No. l
CHRISTOPHER .DIEEII.. 33d Degree.
Registrar FOR eli the Bodies.
MASONS. 49,
ARGENTA lodge No s. f. and
n A NJ. Regular meetings held al
" - Masonic hall the first Tuesday OF
~ each month Members Of sister
'0- ''''''' +. P SHERWOOD. ~. N.
NJ c. PHILLIPS, Secy.
Mt NORIAH LODGE no .. Il. & A
NJ Regular meetings held at Masonic
Members OF sister s,rdges and sojourniuA
brethren in good standing aro cordially
invited to attend.
VA. ~. RASH. W. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER piEIfL. .secy.
WASATCH LODGE No. /. r. & A Il
Regular meetings held at th3 Masonic
haf the second Friday OF each month
Members Of sister lodges AMI sojourniur
brethren cordially invited.
W. J. BAREETTE, w NJ
A. j. LOWE. Secy.
TTEH CHATTER NO. 1, RI. NJ
Stated convocations held at Masonic
hail the first Wednesday OF each month
Soiourning companions cordially invited
20 attend.
JOS. G. BYWATER, z. II. p
NJ. c. PHILLIPS. Secv
a. o. y. ". --
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. % nseets
every Wednesday evening al a. o. L. II
hall lei Main street.
II. c RASMUSSEN. NJ. w
8. ". DARKE, Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. "
meets every Thursday evening at the
A o. u. w hall 161 Main street
FRED GIBSON, III. W.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN. Homestead No. 1882 Meets
every first and third Monday in each
month in Federation OF Labor haIl room
s. DIR. J. BOYD GORDON. Foreman,
j. ENEPETT SEELN. Cor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Domestic Situations. three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Gitue-
lions, one-half cent a word Daily. one
cent a word Sunday. PREPAID
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BUILDING ACTIVITY CONTINUES.

Totais ............S7.O I5. ID. q $500
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ATTORNEYS

MGURRIN & GuSTIN, 2e7 Security q
Trust Bldg, 30 Main st.
J. Z. DARMER, Lawyer offices. 1913
Commercial Blk Phone 9is z.
JAMES T. HAMMOND.
Lawyer. Sl5-316 Mccormick Rloek.
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OPTICIANS.

r~eN~s~~Ss~~e~~S~rN-~S<~~
ALEXANDER Optical Co. Any lens du-
plicated. 230-l-2 Atlas block.
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lions. one-haif cent word Daily. one I
cent word sunday. Drepaid. /
BY n respectable woman position AS |
housekeepeT in family or hotel vnder- !
stands marketing. Address -, Herald. |
COMPETENT second girl desires po- I
sltion; best Of references. Bel phone 1
-15l-&-
\ LADY at l73 W. 81 South 81. would !
like TO set work by the day. Bell phone /
AL kinds Of sewing; shirt waist suits "a
speciality, 2S Canyon road,
WOMAN wants 10 go Ont bV The day.
9l1 s, 30 West lnd. .phone sole.
WANTED-OfIee, rooms or store Glenn
ing. Address MIS-. Clarke, rear % w
b.h South.
FIEST-Cl.ASS stcuographer would like /
q position; can furnish best or references. !
Address " 9, Herald.
WOMAN wants any kind of work By
the day. Ind. phone ltt2.
NANTED-Wor k by the day; also
washing 10 take horne. Mrs. G.. ErikseA,
"a r.. 6th South. Beu phone aH5u-,-
STEADY woman wishes work 10y me
day cali s--- Ind. phoun.
COOK. Young gentleman would like >
position as second cook DID, some hotet or
restaurant can DO ordinary cooking ~
boarding house or camp Apply al n. T.,
5-a Cook ST., Five Points Ogden
YOUNG man. strauger IN town would
like employment. Address \ Il, herald,
4 WOMAN would 'Ss position as
housekceper for family or hotel Adj
dress l+ beltto.
AN exp5rieuccd d5monstrator would
}fke q position, can give references. Ad-
dress Y %. Herald.
HEALTlIE woman wants light work
i'm refined home for room and board. ref
cTences given. Address 3, Herald
a FlRS'r--CLASS stcnOsrap1er or s.
H.srfa EFls fI Ire FItlfrH Et.l
Or references. Address u.s. Herald
WOMAN wishes 81 position as house
Keeper. Address 30. l1 Garless court, he
tween Main and West Temple, on ScV-
cath South
EXPERIENCED painter wouId Ike
work BY the day or sob. House cleaning
q specially; SATISFACTION guaranteed. Ad~
dress Il, Herald
SITUATION as chambermaid hy re-
spectacle Woman. l-55 South Eighth
Lest
FAMILY WASHING wanted. Address
2Irs. Early. No. ] city ave
IN all arounL good man cook wants sit
nation; good references. h.. Herald.
A GOOD Trainer desires position: at
mine preferred, Address \ S. Herald.
YOUNG MAN would like work on de-
livery wagon. or any o5her kind OF work
can furnish references Address \
Herald
YOUNG MAN would like work assoc
ond baker: has had two yoaia' expert
encC. CAL Ind. 'Dhuuc a51l.
a YOUNG LADY wants light work. Ad-
dress boE @3
WOMAN wants cleaning a. do by The
day or week. Address Y .. Herald,
BY A mitalo-aecd English lady, q POI
Sition as housekeepCr for gentleman. ADJ
dress rear 80 EasI q south street. SALE
Lake Cit.'.
MAN, aged 80 wants Job driving de-
IivarN wagon. acquainted with CITY. W Is
Herald.
BOOKKEEPING or steuosraphy 10 40
fn evening bv experienced man; A I ret
erenccs and bond, Address W -, Herald
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WATCHES AND JEWELRV,
eS~~~r.~s>~~S~~~N~S~~~
c. +. W BOWERS. diamonds. watches
and iewelry; old gold bought and eX-
changed. 2S5 South Main street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-02

took SIS and came to Winona to take
the train for st. Paul.
Before leaving home, he called up
another brother, E. j. Fenton, far
mer in the town of Fremont, and ask
ed the latter to go with him to ST.
Paul. 1t was impossible to make train
connections that night, but E. j. Fen
ton went early next morning and
found his brother uninjured. The lat
ter said that he mad had no accident
and had sent no telephone message to
Winona. Neither had he seen G. w.
Fenton The Fremont brother came
home last evening and a diligent
search has been made, but no sign of
the missing man can be found.
Mr.. Fenton is 81 and has been mar
ried three years and has one child. He
and his wife had lived happily to-
getner.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-02
BIGELoW "BUsTED" CORNER
Wheat Held by Milwaukee Banker Was
Sold at Critical Time

CHICAGO, May carrying a long
line of wheat until mis- own and his
banks resources were exhausted, F. G.
Bigelow, the Milwaukee banker, let go
just in time to "bust" the Gates COR
ner beyond repair.
This is the latest development in
the aftermath of the great battle in
wheat. 1t indicates that the great
smash was not expected by the men
who were manipulating the market. A
Gates-Armour conference had been
held in Chicago. Gates had not abon-
doned the deal, but was girding up for
the battle of his life.
Preliminary to the final battle a
"shakeout" was arranged. At the
bottom of the "shakeout" the great
line of wheat carried by Bigelow, I'M
known to anyone but his confidential
brokers'. was ,oosened. Face to face
with ruin, unable to carry out his
great commitment, Bigelow had to let
go. Millions of bushels from this UNI
known source came upon the market.
Quarrels broke out between the prin-
cipa1 manijulators. Gates, in stormy
session, accused his friends of selling
out on MIN, and they in turn suspected
him of duplicity.
Against all attempts to check it, the
wheat poured in. Turning at last,
Gates threw his final load upon the
market and smashed it entirely. Then
came the Bigelow crash, the run on
the First National Bank Of Milwaukee,
and the secret was out.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-02
JOSEPH MERCHANT is PLAINTIFF
in SUIT COMMENCED AGAINST
THE STATE
While Filling Position of Deputy
State Oil Inspector.

In the name of Joseph Merchant,
the seven deputy state oil inspectors
appointed by State Dairy Food and
Oil Inspector E. A. Mcdonald, under
the provisions of the law Of 1903, have
brought suit for the salaries earned by
them which salaries were never paid
by the state auditor, for the reason
that no appropriation was ever made
by the legislature for that purpose.
The combined claims amount to little
over $1,000. The claims have all been
assigned to Merchant, VINO was also
deputy. oil inspector.
Mcdonald also has claim in this
action for SIT on his last months SAL
airy in the month of March prior to his
resignation, the appropriation having
run snort that amount.
Mr.. Merchant served as deputy oil
inspector and food commissioner last
year in Walla Walla county, resigning
the position when he recently remov
ed to Seattle.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-02

short had been received, Mr.. Mcdonald
was notified that the agricultural de-
partment of the federal government
has determined upon his appointment
as federal deputy. Had the state ex-
ecutive waited four days longer to
break the news to Mr.. Mcdonald. the
latter would nave written the first let
ter.
The duties of the dairy insnector
will be general. He is to inspect dairy
products that come under the proyi-
sions of the national pure food laws
and when dairy products are exported
it is the duty of the deputy to Inspect
them and grant a certificate attesting
their purity. Since his jurisdiction ex-
tends over the entire coast the work
will require all of Mr.. McDonald's
time. He has not yet determined
whether his headquarters can be main
tanned in Seattle.