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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
MANUAL
TRAINING
TEACHERS

THa H.sf teacher NJ F.a'FHf. ever
smHHuI HHa recommended Ha f.a
mHr tkHfgI mechanic .H sl LHuH
faI BE- ras token for granted tHaf Boz
ETs mH coo HaH o HfrfrI I av
raIa.I exactly Hf theory af manual
fuIr.Hg Ea HHaHrf .H H.aH.a. aHl
WHOM Z fH.s.rI Ia HII 0a understood
ZOO about Ii. bHI Ha Raa "a f..'Hf. IIH
e1TH poo HfHt I.HHf af fHf #sl
uHt fHr ..rt 1r lH.Ea. ar saH ar
whatever % NHs f.1f nn.T r.r f,.r
F.sr NJ i.r |f. FHs f.. uHIH H.ae
hrI Boz radr r,tH .HHHH.s Hs found
be- great .aaI us.rr fH |l f.e a#Ts
lHs.'f fhaH 90 500 f.a IHis ia Ia BE-
HH'sr N.s Hras..aH. TOO man Nas IIs.
charge before H.s Er.f soar uHs haif
'a' So ryp.rrHs. Has boon repeated
1 H.Tr. an- .H .f..I ..f..s. fHH Z
Hn HHm.. rr.nns u.H#Ir r1 |.r
...s. lsH f.....rH H man H.u. began Hr
..Hs H m..aH.t DO. generally f.s
DO nHI ." ...r.H.. n.aI Ir Is rU
. IIr $50 .s HHn fru... u.H.r
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Hf.HN..H r.I. ..sHm. .rr H.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
BIGGEST
FARM
ON EARTH

Tn rH.trsHa Mexico. is a farm be.
r,-g.ry ID, Don Lr.s Tarazas. and it is
rr.9rbtsrv Che largest farm in taa
world J.. contains says William EI.
s-av Curtis ta .ls Washington STAR
at,rt 100000 acres in a solid tract
mountains mssas and pr1iries its
boundaries are $50 miles from north
Fl, south and gl1 mI'r- from east to
vaat and .bs trains 0H che Mexican
Central railroad coke more than half
"a Fsv q, cross t Don Luis Ternz8s
does not know how many cattle De
owns brt he ls believed f5 have some.
ching over million Haaf BE br1nHs
from 100000 81, aU0IU1D calves every
spring Ha s Supposed 20 have some.
thing lfke 70nuHH sheep and 100000
torear arG EMPLOYS more than 1000
COW rHrrHers shepherds herd bosses
ami other s1''ismert
Dc Has more thaH iuo ranch houses
scattered over IIs estates each being
Ha HraHqmHars of % division cover
log anywhere From 10000 90 100000
arras Iia Has a.s own slaughter hnu..
aaI packing plant near ihe city Of Chic
m1ta1. oH fhe efgs Of bis ranch.
whore fa annually HIs 100000 cattle
ami as HaHe sfsra aHi large number
Hf HHsa aHH ships f.a .afrHssrs Co fHH
capital arf other r.... of Mexico Hn.
5a DIE Own rsff.saaf6r cars BE a'a'
rraEH 1HH preserves "a great dHi of
H1af pork aaT other meats but Dan.
IIag a6 animals fHHl ars r8. raised aH
..1 ouH place.
Don LH.s iIFrT .H a castle thHt r1si
100000 .Itaf dollars tt Is oven more
t.aH fHa 57s.Is at ChaHral
..u.s alffaas. t 90 BOG 90 large. Ey.
.EfH.rg iH Be- VISA brought from Spain. I
.Ia lives l.ka ono NJ 'ho ancient baroas
monarch af 200 Do surveys lui s an
.H..rr Supporter aHf frtHI ~ rrrsI /
..af paf aal has several fImes placed /
fortune 1rf fHffa flHr 1f mrH at I
Ha pfeiIrHt'f l.sTasI
Do once offered fa r-Hme fle public /
'shl of Mexico. Ills soa..a law, Eu.
qar rretI Do i.e faHtal adviser Of /
|r amIH.s.u'Hr arI vas tha most
.'I,a aal .r1nrat'7I fafss n Bringing
i.N..n around fn H gH'I rHmIar. OIL
.n. H.rN..n 10000 ar1 10000 rso
%. H.a upon 'he r-r.r. 70 Don Lu-. |
rI 'r controls tae.r IrH.r..s with n I
"N.r rEru moro absolute fhaa thr'
Hr H. N".sa over exercises
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

-,a- Office near tde main club Of
CO. rasertlv yssatel bg the manager
under the direction rf Hon. j. W Bail.
Ie tfe dairy end fool commi lion.
er. .
The oregon Press association wi-.
meat in tla tower room from 70 .
or $50 O'Clock
At58l O'Clock % Eirre- vii. De Civ
on q, tts members Of ths Oregon Press
association bv tha P5rt.an' Gommer
eIar club. This feature is boz ths hands
af a Fpasiaf committee appointed by
pratfon, IT, NJ Cake.
Bsvnu.ny o. O'Clock q reception
vnf take place ir the rooms Of 'he
club given in honor Of Che Oregon De.
vsf5pr nt club. tbs Oregon Press a7.
5rntar. arI he sv.gra5riF7 who
w.f sfI 90 ths evening pleasure.
saturday mornings program viii be-
tRea.4naiI1r of Arid Lgri7 i- orc.
y5r Colonel John wHer T.. 8.
reclamation Hrrssi address Harvey
Vs. s.oH: MATURE W0Hier.anis in
Oregon. William steel. reports from
Hfmort leagues; general discussion.
Tho convention viii adjourn 5t 1915
anil reaamtfs ai @ O'Clock i1 sections
according t3 ana arrangement Che CON.
r------ INV -L.I-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
WILL
MEET
FRIDAY

Tha s.utanIars m f.a ur.eaH pF
to'apnsrt League afI Oregon State
Pre- assle.HfIaa hra Iu ba hr'd boz
rutauI rd.h5 bnI saturday Strong
delsrafioua uII hs HHt i1 its dr,e.
qpmout msetug. aHI faa state e'Irrs
fHomiaa to nane iH force
Oo,wur CIHmlsfaIb b. 90 make
90 preliminary a.t'fes at fhs 1reHIas
io.nt mcrilur aHl a.u d. followed lf
a hflof ueiooms fram President o.. o..
Smith % ue Oregon rsy..1pm.Hi
iearlr.
The hs.usaoa pr t.s HHm.ag WIN
D. on ''Taa Commonwealth Hf uraer.
iis Resources aut orp1uuaI'r 4"
iudgo stfii.sa A l1erI of r.rI...a
ull r.foai f,f r.Frm uHeaH o.
M nhte of MarfHH aII rr.r aa
boha'f of i.e t,ssf s.HIaa. To Primo
,'o sifans fasa. has leH ua|.
responsible faf tha F.akrr aHa a|.
reply aa ta'aIf af ..H.ral ofssl. .rI
M T. Naete lf MrlffI 1f sanr a.
~ spratsr iH la .aHsH HI Hm R...
rusroui fif alathsfH ur.aH
A FenaaI discussion af aa. arT I..
mlsulr uiis uH fIae rHe nrt.
s0asIHn nIN siHHHn af f.Fr aH#..U .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
HANY coNsUsprNEs HELPED.
STAT, Hospital In Adirondsek Shows Eneou''
ssins Fisur,i-loS Patient, Discharged.

S,,,, Ho,pl,al In Adirondscu Show, Eneou.
ssins fisw,,~.los Patient, Discharged,
Tho trustees Of the New York
state uo.pital for Incipient Pul.
w,psry tuberculosis In the Adiron.
.5,,t. have issued their completed
asH.... for i5e first year, which IS
nfgv. There we're admitted
.- rl,..r,.. more hfn hf'f of
,taw r.rr in,ipfan,.. There we're
r.g.a. ol,hs fas patients dis.
alarmed 6r,fo, v,rr apgtnnfy
,....,...5 rospr.. arrested case,
5r rpsrsI Sixteen mrrsygd.
while eleven left without any im.
movement The treatment consists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

CAST q RIA
s'antAs 1hAala sla Ns1g A.,
'';i''" &.HzZELr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

yiidter, 210 Ch-2erington.S traRe,
Simmer Wr. T..
@eIo aut W5bel. YtaHoS. OrgeIu etc. an
8 Yro5ent -3tnien, geriau na6 benz relen 0e'
[ete, berliebeu BET
Mtnter, 2t0 rh.2etlnetSu. etraAe,
8immer yir. 4.
an ber Office wirb beutfth sefprs6ex.
(Hopt.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
6antpu uuo 9toblaRbtOpn.

Gnriug's ,Gautpn 2ieSciiranSs9nnc,"
GIowct'Gde 3, Str. II. Sait.Nuc., Santun
SdIrtdudriicr hes misunderstanding.
Sii0ihiroe ieoen Dtittluo0 gtucro. Ser
ItaQ @bcro. ogiailuual"sg,'r ant Sapf.
@beiupcatc IeIepbof 49, G8nIIe 1853 Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Scucrnn.H nrf.
ucur @lnItcr. S~eimitattc.

Sic ucue Mnlter.S cimitattc.
9Gir Iino III beibdftigt, liitieren tnuiluftioeil
&inocn ali6ilrnrtct, I'M IaHgdibmige s~ln5Ciecfl
6u f6reiben. liner Giaentbun III nbiollt oda
bette l1be Der Siaot. Pin Der Giienbdbu: On;
SeI1iiie; ballet cine sab. llnierc %reiie milf.
fen erb0bi tperoen. gScn1 SGr Elm NriinOiiiid
sum alien ISreia miini6t. 70 beeiien Gle lid.
Sic 81 eilcr Srfpettion b%eniBtei 3eii miro
hIIrdl Sabre beS 9SObileiIl5 nufaeiuuAcn - oenn.
lueEu Gle ieUen - !ueroen sic lGltcr.
Scucru Meath So, 1.
G23, G25, 621 @aitber sScbdubc,
III TetosSBarlcSsS Str.
C0tir5t4, T&S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Scutiac Sd)luBrate

Sa er. 3nfubren 1929 glt-
idjcl; ans Den gleuatoren 5uriige5o'
gen S637 9llihel; Glcpotoren.Sor.
rotb 665,359 9uidel. ScrtGuie: 1
@nggon Nr. 3 meiber 81 80, I 90. Nr.
4 mci6er III 1894.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
galtimprcr Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore, IS. @Gr5 1906.
@cbl [. - 3ufubren 9OS3 SaIler,
cinidlieBlid 1864 SGiier 5t 2ocuit,
Eoint mo 1891 5Giicr 81 Canton.
Giilteltpcrianot - SGilcr. Sic go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Safob giicG' ,,sReiuoie.Suns,"

GprbpitsGdc Dcr 9piu. uno Surreit.Str.
SuuptQuartier oeS SeflngUereiiIs DWielus
bic. Gin9iiuIihen icnen Tonteritaaglbeno.
SerlnnrulIungeH oes yGenteruial Wieb9er'
&ereiue" leoen 2. mo 4. SisuItag I'M
Dfonat. 2eIepbon - W(t. Iernon 2666 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

II, 10000 Mai 5u l77s, I @nggon
Spot 81 1914, 2 90. Nr. > meiBer
Spot 81 1864, 3 90. Spot ST. 1913,
> 90. Steamer gemiid)ter Spot 3lt l3.
Scltioe ShluSratc:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

sir. 1904, HptosGcRtra sAuenar.
. Ser ogturoutt Smnicrlunbreloer Bauoetein
bon baltimore" oerIGulmelt fi6 bier ie'
, ben WtuRtuN, BcorAe YrcDm u CONS
{ @ier ON Sopt, nab oeuliher Irt olreit
bonn SGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Siut's Sutcl,
1tD1 IT NnfttunrrsSfr0Ef mr..

Gr. 1921, SitsSHittmnres Strakr.
2i1nnIer an 0erren 3u oermietbcIl. Setnite
@cirdnfe uuo 2Geine. p8ansStclosBr1ues
rei"sgier. NeriammlungssS0!al oes 81,
2ombnrbfir. Sn;mermibrenocn Nau' uno
9elboere:ne". GDef. sIel. - gsolfe 1852 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

lin eiren 9ta0Idb nh5uiblieicn 40 sldcr,
9 HooS, 81 GcrcheS. ! WseiIe bon Der Gtaots
eren3e aeIeaen unb eilpu 10 Oiinuien bon Gars
oenoiIIe e%niferni. pGicuo iiir Mil6erei. Sc,
mirfeiurm uher @cfliieel5uht; cine cute Glicae
nuf Dem TIut. Sir n1bere @iu5elnbeiicit aoreis
fire lnnt Hobt. 9. Guric, 1928 T..GalpertsS tr.
(llilriS, tMit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

Gr. 1920 uub ti22, Sarioro,IUenue.
Snuptouariier heS n3balias0iinnerbors".
Snlle uno Gu%mIlcrgurtcn biIie al per'
nieibcn. Gnter Ylas fiir sluiternr1iten,
6einite Gctrdnle. SrcisBooI. 9. & D.
Ielepbpu - MI %sgrton 3769 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

Gorbu4.G6c 0uugp. unb Garoltae-SrnRe.
SnupinlGriirr bes .GaDernsWilnierhors".
&erctn5sGcrlamnlEngeI ieoen Gonneriic9
9tbeHo. Neue WiitgIieOer piltG dllne.l.
&or3ii9IiHcs &tcr Dec ~9tationalsgrane'
Iei" am Snpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

Nr. I35, &arriiun., naBe Seriustun.et
G5fo. @ilntbcr, IT,, NruusGp.'s 9ier am
8apf. Mnrmer 9lni6 bon ~ bis 1 llbr
9tanmiitdN5. que heati6en Sdder itab
sum 9'Giude %einGtidoet. e. Il B.s3eles
pDuit - NJ. NerItdn G03 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

Wais. - 3uiubren 110,575 9ts
i6el; 8erianot bon Den glepotoren
1854 9nIfel; glepatoren. 8orratb
2,6S0,495 guihel. 8erfduie: 9400
9uihel Spot 5n 46, 10000 April 5i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Scuti0c Sdlu6rate:
GcrfGuie an ser bieligen Gficfteu-
90rle.
FIRST CALL
FIRST CALL.

1000 Scnbooro lcr ...,............ Of
1000 Cotton Sucf Der. s7A
1000 Spurro'uS Boint i12er ...,...... 07h
2000 u, y. G. 81
800 IS. y. g. COZ
1000 giIGnia Conf. Gt. gbS. Der. ...... 1851
20Oo lluiteS 9iailpubS inc. ......... "A
1000 lilo, &rS. inc. (9aItu. Ir. GtiS.).. 72A
30 llniteo &uiIwopS Clruit Gtis.) .... 1875
/ Scaboarb 50. /. pio. ........... OH
100 Senboaro 80. COM. .......... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
&crlangt i'm N%agemcincn.
StcGcracindc


StciiCgtildl:
Cine oeuii6c 90ne lUiilfdbt Glcnulp nl2
6aisbuiicrin oocr a66in; Stnbi obcr gnnn.
NetHc VrIllnrte1 benntrurtei. NnG5uirGgen in
Nr. t0l, SRe.Jieaiiterss traRc. GS-D
StcileGciudI:
Sin Mdbdeu itdbt Steuc; T1htc Germ, iucnu
m6gliG, IN elmer Ilteren Semitic. yiud)juirds
ncn in Pr. t40t, Guutiic. Straic, 2ucuit. Ruiri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

No00cn.- 3uiubrcn 1O25 Tu-
lfcl; ans 0cn glepatorcn 5urildge5o-
gen 1888 @uidel; @lepatorcn 8 9or=
rotb 26S,61t Wuidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

VI UVFIUNTCW.
so Ndcr 9an6 In Snrior6sG rtrniO, cine Nlcilc
bon Soppd, on Der ~. & S.s2ubu; 20 elder
lrbur. Der 9ieit IN 6olb; 9uls, Gdeltne mi
n0tbipcm Nanpert, gcpfcl, Yirucrt, BilGumeu.
Niriden. Sruubcn mo nliienl 9Gciicr. 9liDcrc
9msIlnit bel ~, 4. Ned,tplo, Ir. $40, shbs
Bethel. StrGsc, Baltimore, G3-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
3M ben.
gu D%crfanfen.


on UVTtNHICW.
St250.00 fiir Elm 34lI1dlge5 9Sobnbdns, t6
bel il5, nit ocn n~elicitcn &crbeiicruu0cll. Ser
iauiSarrIo mill Gut3 2nro 5ieDel; Sruno3ine
$50. 9tadjuirnGen In Ir. 723, Goro- W,punt.
etrahc. G3-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
6. &lein,s N:hanrant.

NtNIH U, NttIHp N.IWNINNIf
Hr. PIG, GIuDs, nabe 0uluurosStraRe.
%or8iiglibe gSctne, SpirttIuien II. untons
Gigdrren. @citcs Bier AM Supi. Yuni6
fir @cl1ditSlclte BON 11.30 SGriIt. bis
2 llbr gEabmittGp5. 3elepboI s. & Is,
- Nj. Scrnon 3O0S ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
emmitt,e ,@idcnIrana.Nnne."

Gdc 3. hub GUugb'S trale.
SauptnlNrtier beS n&!uDerl Gr.s I'M. '8er'
Gins, pGit5cliirunsS SdnicHUcrcin5, n@ans
ton Sunieriu. Naits mo 9cibsHierein5,"
,Seuti0e @cmiit6Ii0reii." o9cfeIf6nieoes
Union" uno rScipcrsGuuilape 9tr. 47s,
S. & 8.fTeI,pbot - g8olfe 2503 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

Gu ucrfanicn:
Cine &nb init &aib. ~9ln6jufrGgen Srcbcrid.
Scrrnrc, nuac Sruirgtun. G3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

Wei5en. - 3uiubrcn 1897 gu.
l6el; 8erianot bon oen Glenatoren
700 9uihel; glepotoren . 0orratb
397, 900 9uiGel.
Seutige S6lubrate:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14

I Wocr'S ,,Ghc0p eiB'6allc,"
1 Gle Gnits NIB 5Gits@t1cuuc, 6nntpu.
I WGrDlnnosI elcpbOu - 81 st.
/ SauptGunrtier oc5 8efannocreins .gocIs
! meib," r9umens9erein5 be5 @osTweiB,"
I ,9aliun GonclabGs Sir. 4i5. :. o. g."
! nSrientnl,StftrIft5 Hr. t5s, 3. u.s9.~ uno
/ Canton Gpars II. 8erguLgunGSs8ereinS".
edjweiger's Gaie,
} 701-707 9pmbarosStr, Sigslnnbtoun.
I Seiriie @eine uno QiQutre. Der gcfin'
! nefic Srt aui Der @roe. - Sic brteu
) YoDIaEGrIors III Si94lanotpiun. Yrorlpte
/ 8%eoienunB.
,tana-r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26

and palms were artisucally arranged
on the staircase The spacious parlor
10 the right was used as a reception
room where Father Cushnahan received
between seven and eight hundred
guests who extended their congratula-
lions and showered upon him their
best wishes for a continuation OF his
good health and success In his calling
The decorations IN the parlor were
ferns and vases Of La France roses.
Dainty refreshments ware served In the
dining room by young ladies. Misses
Ettia and Aura Baker and Frank Hem
dershot discOursed very sweet guitar
and mandolin music The evening was
spent principally In sociability, the
guests coming and going until nearly
midnight The reception was a fitting
climax to the jubilee festivities, and
was an indication OF the kindly feel
ing felt toward Father Cushnahan by
not alone his congregation. but the
public IN general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
MYSTERY ABOUT
ASSAULT CASE
Both Page and Farse Accuse the
Other Of Being the Aggressor
Woman in the Case.
REV. CUSHNAHAN RECEPTION.
rgttlng Climax 10 Jubilee Festivities
Virginia Hotel Scene Of Bril-.
liant Affair.

ogden. June 26.--The further the OFF,
ears Investigate the assault made on
ora F. Page Sunday afternoon in ogden
,anyon the deeper grows the mystery Of
The alteration which occurred between
rim and Laurence Farse. Deputy Sher-
n Clarke was sent up the canyon
NTH Page 10 look over the grounds
where the assault took place. but was
unable to find any particular evidence
against either party. About the only
thing he found OF a tangible nature
gaS the cap belonging 10 Farse. which
he lost IN the fracas. The assault was
made on the mountain side, where Il Is
very steep, but at the spot where Page
claims the blow was dealt, shows no
signs OF the men having had scuf-
ne.
An unusual Circumstance connected
with the case was brought 10 light yes
lsrday. The police say. that on Sunday
afternoon a woman who gave her name
name as Mrs. Sine Farse and her ad-
dress as ~ south West Temple street,
salt Lake City. called at the police sta
non and told the officers that she had
come TO hunt up a young man named
Page, who had been keeping company
with her daughter. She claimed TO have
sent him money at various times and
that he promised sunday afternoon to
meet her al the depot IN this city
having written her that he was out Of
money and she sent him s.. As he did
not meet her she wanted the police TO
look him up. and notify her al the
address given; she left his photograph
also. The question now troubling the
police Is. did Farse have cause to be
JEALOUS Of his wife. and what was she
hunting Page for on Sunday afternoon?
Page denies the story told by the wom-
an OF having received money from her
or Of HIS having promised to meet her
az the depot
70 is very evident that Farse did not
lst anyone know he was coming TO
ogden Sunday. as after his arrest he
had Sheriff Sebring telephone 10 a
1eghbor to care for his horse, admit
Ing that he had not even told his
.amily he was coming TO ogden. The
ase Is an unusual one and some more
developments are expected by the POI
Ice. who expect 10 SIT the case TO the
lottom, as Il Is evident the secret OF
me occurrence has not yet been told
iud may be sensational when e comes
10 light.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
OUTING EXCURSION
NORTH
June Goth,

via Oregon Short Line. Greatly re-
,duCed rates 10 northern Utah and Idaho
points, and long limits Idaho streams
are famed for excellent fishing. See
agents FOR fuil details
CITY TICKET OFFICE POI Main 81.
BE Bright and Fair-Ratho al saltair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
T Today $ Ogden News

John Roberts. who was given 800
days suspended sentence in police court
y be- would get out OF the city. was
caught last evening out near the river
bridge and taken TO the JAN to seryt
ont bis time
Tonight the benefit ball for Clyde
Lindsay takes place az the Fifth ward
halL and tomorrow morning az Z
o'clock he, with Raymond Bingham.
Horace Ensign and Henry Taylor. VIII
leave FOR missions in Germany
The Royal Italian band wan be heard
next Saturday and Sunday nights AZ
the Grand opera House
Miss Lou Mitchell has gone TO Oma-
na 10 spend the summer.
A Union Pacific train killed IS head
OF cattle yesterday near strawberry
siding IN Morgan county.
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DRY FARMS BOOMING.


Don't let your child suffer with that
cough when YOU can cure Il with Bal
lards HorchCund Syrup, a sure cure for
Coughs. Bronchitis, Influenza. Group and
Pulmonary Diseases Buy a bottle and
try a.
7 have two children who had Group I
tried many different remedies but / must
say your H1rehound Syrup Is the best
Group and Coueh medicine I ever used.
sold by 4. c. VI. l. Drug Dept. ~ and
ia South Main Street h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
UONrS TUISP

We oGer one Hundred Dollars Reward
f0r any case cf catarrh that cannot be
cured hy Hairs Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have Known r. J.
Cheney Tor the last r. years and believe
Dim perfectly honorable IN an business
transactions. and financially able % carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDlNG. KlNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, Q.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces q the system. Testimonials
free. Price, &c per bottle. Sold by all
prugglsts
Take Hairs Family Pills for eonstlpa-
ton.
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REV. cUsHNAHAN RECEPTION.
Fitting Climax to Jubilee Festivities
OF Esteemed Cburchman.

ogden. June 26-The Virginia hotel
never looked more beautiful than last
evening a the reception given in honor
NJ Rev. Father p. NJ Cushnahsn, who
Sunday celebrated his silver jubilee.
Leading from the TWenty-fourth street
entrance to the beautiful grounds.
were streamers OF electric lights which
brilliantly Illuminated the grounds and
around the large veranda we're numer-
us Chinese lanterns. The reception
ham Of the hotel was elegantly dccorat-
"a with asparagus greens entwined
with cut flowers The national c0lOrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-26
GARDEN CITY BRIEFS

g.. T.. Loose Is back from Bo1ie CALI
fornia, where be- has been inspecting
his big mining properties.
Sheriff Whitehead was over from
Eureka yesterday on official business.
+. 4. Box is here from the state
auditors office investigating the county
tr5asurer.s books on the question of
making "a settlement with Mount Nebo
taxpayers ON redemption OF property
sold for delinquent taxes
Suit has been commenced by the Pay
son Exchange Savings bank against
Patrick T Henry and G.. H. Bradley
TO collect NOl.6o alleged 10 BE- due ou q
promissory note,
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Per ]. Y. Allen. Sccy
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Pr0fs. Stewart and Jardine of the
Agricultural college. Logan. were m
ogden Yesterday afternoon on route 20
Chicago. 20 put IN the summer al spe-
Cial study.
Roy SaNiile was arrested last evening
on the charge " running a gambling
house and deposited $3.50 for his ap-
poarance in police court when the case
is called.
A freight car vas discovered broken
open yesterday Go the depot yards and
four cases Of condensed milk were miss
ing.
Dr. G. ". Baker and wife have TO
turned home from a months visit az
Boston. New York and Chicago. where
the doctor visited several OF the COLI
legcs and large hospitals.
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L. d. S. MEXICO SETTLE
MENTS.

The salt Lake Route. Utah's most
popular road. has an excursion rate %
the City II Mexico and return. Phone
1855 az once or write TO J. Il. Burt
ner. ID. p. A.